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Startup finances and managing your cash flow. Scare the shit out of you? Yup, sounds about right. This episode we share our own experiences managing our finances, discussing the mistakes we’ve made and reviewing key learnings from our startups experiences so far. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

This episode brings a good friend of ours, Chris Baker of OneSeed Expeditions, onto the pod. After a decade of growing OneSeed, Chris discusses how the pandemic not only shut down his travel operations but how he was able to persist while all global travel was at a complete halt. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

For episode 9 we sat down with Scott LoMurray, social entrepreneur & CEO of Sources of Strength, a social enterprise focused on suicide prevention through their strength-based comprehensive wellness program. In this episode Scott illustrates the challenges of navigating business relationships with family and reflects back on moving forward when the pandemic shut everything down. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

We're back discussing our own venture updates. Some shit happened since our last update. But that's expected. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

We back! After putting the shittiness of 2020 behind us, we're  in the studio once again and sitting down with one of good friends Britten Ferguson, Founder of Revolucion Rides & Co-founder of Wayfinder Co-op. Britten guides us on his entrepreneurship journey, from how he started his travel company, diving headfirst into the world of co-working, & finding a silver lining out of 2020. Britten brings positive vibes to start off our the pod for the season. Let's go. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

In this episode, we welcome Nath Zuercher from the popular folk-rock band, Judah & The Lion.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

In Episode 6 we're hanging with David Ponraj from Startup Space, an app and online platform for entrepreneurs, mentors and investors. David shares his experience of starting a business the IRS would later tell him was a hobby, leaving a six-figure job to jump into the startup arena, and why he will never write another business plan. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

Today, on episode 5, we're launching our new Creative Series in Entrepreneursh*t, where we'll be talking to artists and creatives of all types about their journey of turning their art and passion into a career. We are stoked to launch this series with Paul Whitacre, the lead singer and namesake of one of Denver's hottest, up-and-coming bands, Whitacre. Paul shares stories from the road, how he and his band mates delegate roles, and the personal and mental challenges that he has faced pursuing a career in doing what he loves, playing music. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

Welcome to the first episode of 2020! We have a slightly different format for you today, instead of talking to a guest, we - Joe, Eric and Kelly (our badass producer & engineer)- spend some time discussing our own ventures - Wayfinder, Nobilis Aqua & Queen City Coffee - the highs and lows of 2019 we experienced in those ventures and what we're looking forward to in 2020. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

Today on episode 4 we’re talking to Scott Bright from Well Traveled. After exploring several career options Scott took a three month journey where he found the inspiration for his company. Well Traveled is a gear company that makes life organized for seasoned travelers. In our conversation with Scott we cover the ease and struggles of building a drop ship business through Amazon, the loneliness that a solo-preneur often faces, and the tension that often forms between the expectations and realities of being an entrepreneur. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

In episode 3 of Entrepreneurshit, we talk with Cat Wile who is the Founder of Forlulu events, an events company which focuses on the outdoor industry. Cat shares her battles with being a solo-entrepreneur and the importance of community. She digs into maintaining personal health and mental wellness, relationships and what her plans are for the future of her company. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

In Episode 2 of Entrepreneurshit, we chat with Nick Phelps who is the co-founder of From the Farmer which was, until a recent acquisition, a Washington DC based company that delivered fresh, local produce to subscribers homes. We get into building a business in an increasingly competitive market, the stress of hiring and building a team. And stick around to hear what it was like to run out of money and show up to face your staff the day after laying everyone off. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support

In this Episode of Entrepreneurshit, we’re talking to Kyle Shannon from StoryVine. Kyle is a serial entrepreneur who has seen some incredible successes and major struggles in his career. His current company, StoryVine, produces templated, guided videos for clients in industries like healthcare, political, pharmaceutical and more. Our conversation with Kyle covers a full spectrum of life as an entrepreneur, including fundraising, firing people you care deeply for, loneliness, and Kyle’s own special term - the enthusiasm gap. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/entrepreneurshit/support