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  • Episode 0023 Share Your Story: Joe Mordica

    Have you ever wondered if any of the high flying, fast paced, tech entrepreneur stories you see in the movies are grounded in reality?  This week’s guest, Joe Mordica, talks about what it’s actually like to build a tech startup, sell it, help build another tech company into the second largest cryptocurrency mining farm in…

  • Episode 0022 Share Your Story: Caleb & Kristy Brown

    Long time listeners know all about Caleb (check out Episode Six if you really want to get all up in Caleb’s grits), but this time we get to hear about the Brown Family entrepreneurial journey from the perspective of his better half – Kristy Brown (aka “Little Wifey”, haha). Just like the Amay’s in Episode…

  • Episode 0021 Share Your Story: Anthony Herrington

    Surf YouTube, news websites, or virtually any social media platform, and you will be bombarded with advertisements on how to “make money with Amazon”.  However, how many people do you know, on a first name basis, that actually did it – and at scale?  Today, we are going to introduce you to someone we know…

  • Episode 0020 Entrepreneur Mental Health – Part 2

    This week’s episode is the lighter side (Part Two) of our Entrepreneur Mental Health Series, where Caleb and Chris talk about some of the positive mental health experiences folks can encounter on their self-employment journey. If you haven’t done so already, we highly recommend listening to Part One of this series (Episode 0018) first. Check…

  • Episode 0019 Share Your Story: Jared Carlson

    “If you’d look at my phone right now, there’s probably 10 messages that I just sent today that says, ‘Hey let’s grab coffee or lunch in the next two weeks.’ ” All too often entrepreneurs bet the future of their success solely on their product without considering the people they are selling to or buying…

  • Episode 0018 Entrepreneur Mental Health – Part 1

    There was a popular study published in 2015 by Dr. Michael A. Freeman, a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Freeman collaborated with researchers from Stanford University and the University of California, Berkeley. This research focused on the mental health of entrepreneurs and found that 72% of entrepreneurs reported…

  • Episode 0017 Share Your Story: Megan Sauls

    On the Sippi Podcast we often discuss the art of business, but for the very first time we were blessed with an opportunity to talk bluntly about the business of art:  “I’ll settle for the honest struggle with it.”, said our special guest, entrepreneur, and artist, Megan Sauls of The Shop at Lemon Tree. In…

  • Episode 0016 Accounting Terms for Entrepreneurs

    Revenue, Earnings, EBITDA, Bottom Line, Equity, P&L, Balance Sheet – what the heck does ANY of this stuff actually mean and why should we care? In this week’s episode, Caleb and Chris talk about “The language of business” (otherwise referred to as “accounting”), through the lens of entrepreneurship. But wait! Before you decide to skip…

  • Episode 0015 Solomon’s Paradox

    This week’s episode focuses on the human tendency to think more wisely about other people’s problems than our own. This psychological phenomenon is so common and widespread that it’s been given the name “Solomon’s Paradox”.  In case you’re wondering, the name is based upon the ancient King Solomon, who was renowned for his wisdom in…

  • Episode 0014 Share Your Story: Roberto & Christy Amay

    “We love to make people cry.”  And they mean it! Entrepreneurial duo Roberto and Christy Amay, owners of Amay Jewelry Designs, take us to school on the importance of attaching emotion to your company’s product. But the education didn’t stop there!  Over roughly an hour listeners will learn about: A very special thanks to Roberto…

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