Everyday someone has a brilliant idea and everyday that idea is abandoned because they have no clue how to start. Is it possible to launch a startup without the specific skillset? How does one validate the idea? How do we measure performance? We explore this and much more with our guest, Paul Towers.

Entrepreneurship can be lonely, especially if you are a sole founder and bootstrapping. You may not have a huge amount of people around you to help, so it is especially important to work on yourself. In this episode, we explore how to identify limiting beliefs, values and passions in order to be the best person you can in business with our guest, Victoria Edghill.

Information and advice on how to grow your startup is easy to find. When that information contradicts one another, entrepreneurs can easily get confused on which to follow. How do we know which to follow? Our guest, Eric Belarbre shares his insights.

Growing any startup is hard, let alone a social enterprise. Social entrepreneurs are held to higher standards and achieving a sustainable business model isn't enough - we need to make impact. We explore this and more with our guest, Angela Kwan.

Entrepreneurs are always at the forefront of solving the world's biggest problems. We are born problem-solvers - looking for new and better ways to do things. In an increasingly tumultuous world, how can entrepreneurs best utilise their efforts to solve wicked problems? We explore this and more with our guest, Naomi Nash.

In this episode we deep dive into what it takes to build a trust network in business. We often draw analogies of war when thinking about business - how can we extract the most value? Our guest, Sharon Melamed, presents an alternative view in which she built her multi-award winning startup with trust.

Dealing with uncertainty is an inevitable part of building any startup. Although the fear, paralysis and distress doesn't have to be. Our guest, Dr Hayley Watson, shares clinically proven strategies in becoming okay with uncertainty - to be more self-aware and lean into the feeling of discomfort, rather than burying it under the rug.

Jumping into hasty conclusions creates artificial timelines in your mind. When your startup fails to align to that timeline, the mind can run wild. The truth is, the world is a complex place, full of nuance. Sometimes we need to learn how to radically accept circumstances beyond our control and be patient for success. Our guest, James Crowther, shares his insights.

Do you get paralysed by overthinking? With so many opportunities to explore, directions to head and advice to listen to, how can we decide what to do next? In this episode, we deep dive into the work in progress adult and focus in on "just doing it!"

In this episode we explore the differences between venture equity and venture debt with our guest, Tony Sinclair. We go over the options and requirements a startup should consider before raising finance.