HOW ONE BUSINESS OWNER LOOKED BACK TO GO FORWARD: CEO BOB EISIMINGER ON KEEPING IT SHARP
Show Notes: Interview with Bob Eisiminger When Bob Eisiminger attended the Birthing of Giants Fellowship in April of this year, his company Knight Point Systems (a government contractor of IT services) was preparing for some major changes. But Bob felt confident that...
How I Became The CEO I Was Always Meant To Be
When your business finally takes off, it can be difficult to adjust your role as leader. In many ways your company is constantly reinventing itself. It’s up to you to guide your business through the changes that success brings. Birthing of Giants fellow, Todd...
Business Awards Are The Best P.R.
I’ve had the privilege of working with Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 5000 community for many years and have met some of the most impressive entrepreneurs I’ve ever known during that time, including the father-of-all Inc. 5000 honorees, Norm Brodsky. Norm has...
What’s Your #OneYearFromToday?
The most important step on the road to achieving your goals is having a clear idea of what those goals actually are. That’s why we want to hear from YOU about your goals for the new year for our end-of-year project. Participation is easy: Simply write down a single...
Be Prepared for the Start-Up J-Curve
Busting a common myth about start-up progression. When you’re first starting out as a small business entrepreneur, you don’t always know what to expect. Especially when it comes to your own growth. There’s a common myth in place regarding the progress of start-ups,...
How this Entrepreneur Turned a Prison Cell Dream into a Fitness Empire
Bars to Bootcamps: The Amazing Story of ConBody I’ve talked to a lot of entrepreneurs over the years about their businesses and their paths to success, but only a few stories have been as amazing and memorable as the story of ConBody, the popular prison-style...
Business Advice from the Beatles
How entrepreneurs should get by with (and profit from) a little help from their friends. Let’s let go of the idea of the solitary genius, once and for all. We have this idea of the entrepreneur as a solo figure – an ambitious, solitary adventurer willing to stand...
If You’re Going to Fail, Fail Smart
Sometimes failure is your best teaching tool – if you fail right. You are going to fail. It’s inevitable – we all fail at things all of the time. Ask any entrepreneur, and they will tell you: it doesn’t necessarily get easier. Some failures are massive, life-altering...