In Episode 93, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte share their thoughts about the huge value of starting your own business. Paul Dunn joins them and they discuss the great impacts that businesses can make in their communities and globally.

In Episode 92, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte walk us through articles they have written on the millennial generation. Are they really so different from their older colleagues? Then they are joined by Accounting Futurist (and millennial) Chris Hooper of Accodex to explore different ideas for business models in accounting.

In this episode, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte discuss the common characteristics of entrepreneurs and share the results of some polling questions from Thriveal members. Then they interview John Warrillow about how to build a company you can one day sell.

In Episode 90, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte look back over 2018 by sharing bonus clips from this year’s prior guests. They share NEW content from Bill Sheridan, Clayton Oates, Kenji Kuramoto, Melinda Guillemette, Daniel Burrus, Blair Enns, David C. Baker, Ian Vacin, and Caleb Newquist.

In this episode, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte discuss an article by Caleb Newquist on ways you can improve your firm RIGHT NOW, including offering new services. When Caleb joins them, they continue to discuss why adding new services is important and how much courage it takes. They also cover AI, what "trusted advisor" REALLY means, and proving your value to clients.

In this episode, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte discuss processes and capacity management with guest, Ian Vacin. It's sounds overwhelming at first, but find out why it's worth your time to learn these important skills.

Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte discuss an article by David C. Baker about growth and its pros and cons. Is it really about how big your company can be? They get into intentionality and the owner's role as well as the pace of growth and what to consider to stay healthy as you grow. Then David C. Baker joins them to discuss concepts from his newest book, The Business of Expertise.

In Episode 86, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte repeat a tradition by hosting their summer book club. Hear about the books they have loved (or not) and how they have implemented some of the ideas into their own lives. Jason’s 2 books were Pricing Creativity by Blair Enns and The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz. Greg discussed It's Not How Good You Are, It's How Good You Want To Be by Paul Arden and Creativity, Inc by Ed Catmull.

Thank you to our sponsor, Intuit, for supporting the Thrivecast!

In this bonus episode, Jason Blumer chats with Scott Kregel about the book Principles by Ray Dalio, the impact it has had on both of them, and what to expect at Deeper Weekend 2018.

In Episode 85, Jason Blumer and Greg Kyte with Blair Enns about his newest book, Pricing Creativity. They address what seems so unfair to people when it comes to value pricing!

But first they have a conversation about gaining perspective and objectivity in your company.