<p>Sean Riley is the CEO of Ad Dynamo, the African advertising inventory behemoth. While fighting to stay alive, Sean was one month away from signing a deal with one of the largest social networks in the world.</p><p>In this episode we cover sales tactics, the difficulty of business travel, personal sacrifice and how to scale a business to allow the founder to work on the business and not in the business.</p>

Sean Riley is the CEO of Ad Dynamo, the African advertising inventory behemoth. While fighting to stay alive, Sean was one month away from signing a deal with one of the largest social networks in the world. In this episode we cover sales tactics, the difficulty of business travel, personal sacrifice and how to scale a business to allow the founder to work on the business and not in the business.

The wrong partners almost destroyed this business - Sean Riley | E4

It’s Not Over is like real-time therapy for entrepreneurs and business owners. 

Each episode is about vulnerable, honest and frank conversations with entrepreneurs who have survived near-death business experiences. 

Too often I listen to entrepreneurs and business owners talk about how they became rich, how deeply they read, how they invest their exit money and how they have found peace recently through meditation and Naval’s tweets. 

Every entrepreneur I know has a story of survival. On this show, I talk to entrepreneurs about their own stories of survival and success. We discuss the players involved, the lessons learned, the strategy that helped them out of their death spirals and dive deeply into how these experiences changed the way they build and run businesses. 

I also urge my guests to talk more openly about how business catastrophe impacted their personal lives and mental health.

Each episode will change how you see your own obstacles both personal and professional. 

Every guest will teach you lessons to apply in your own life and business.

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It’s Not Over is like real-time therapy for entrepreneurs and business owners. Each episode is about vulnerable, honest and frank conversations with entrepreneurs who have survived near-death business experiences. Too often I listen to entrepreneurs and business owners talk about how they became rich, how deeply they read, how they invest their exit money and how they have found peace recently through meditation and Naval’s tweets. Every entrepreneur I know has a story of survival. On this show, I talk to entrepreneurs about their own stories of survival and success. We discuss the players involved, the lessons learned, the strategy that helped them out of their death spirals and dive deeply into how these experiences changed the way they build and run businesses. I also urge my guests to talk more openly about how business catastrophe impacted their personal lives and mental health. Each episode will change how you see your own obstacles both personal and professional. Every guest will teach you lessons to apply in your own life and business.

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