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Entrepreneur Conversations

Hosted by James Martin, Entrepreneur Conversation dives into the real, raw, and inspiring stories of entrepreneurs from all walks of life.

Podcast · By James Martin Entrepreneur · English · Official site

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11
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Sep 17, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    The Truth About Running My Magazine Business (opens the original)

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    Join us for a candid podcast interview with Lisa Holley-Palmer as she discusses the realities of running a magazine and building a brand.In this episode, Lisa shares the background of her media projects, offering a look at the editorial and production side of her work. We discuss the challenges of maintaining a consistent publication schedule and the logistics involved in managing a growing platform. Whether you are interested in starting your own publication or curious about the behind-the-scen

  2. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    10 Vans vs. 100 Vans: The Hard Truth About Scaling (opens the original)

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    Scaling a window cleaning business from a small fleet to 100 vans requires more than just hard work. In this entrepreneur conversation, we sit down with Ben King to discuss the operational shift required to move from managing 11 vans to a fleet of 100. Expanding a service-based company at this level creates unique pressures, particularly when you are trying to maintain quality standards across a rapidly growing team. We examine the practical steps Ben is taking to scale a company while keeping h

  3. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Scaling an 80k per month Architecture Business (opens the original)

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    Learn effective business growth strategies for architectural practice owners. Discover how to use company acquisitions to scale. In this episode of Entrepreneur Conversations, host James Martin sits down with James Collinson, the founder of an architectural practice. They examine the practical steps involved in expanding an enterprise through strategic buyouts. This discussion is tailored for business owners who are looking for clear methods to increase their market footprint rather than relying

  4. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    How to Buy a Business You Already Work For - Martin Cooke (opens the original)

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    Learn the realities of buying the company you work for. We examine the process of identifying untapped value and taking over ownership. This discussion explores the strategic decision behind purchasing an existing business. If you are an employee considering a buyout or simply interested in how business acquisition works from the inside, this conversation provides a practical look at the transition from worker to owner. We break down the specific opportunities found within a company operating mu

  5. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    "I Left Acting for Business" - Here Is What They Don't Tell You (opens the original)

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    Building a multi-million pound company often looks like pure luck, but Luke's real story started in South East London.Most viewers recognize Luke from his television appearances, but few understand how his early years in Catford shaped his business trajectory. This conversation moves past the polished screen image to examine the specific South East London environment that forged his work ethic. We discuss the transition from attending school in New Cross to navigating the brutal realities of sca

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