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Founders In Progress is a documentary-style podcast that captures the raw, real, and often messy journey of building something from nothing.
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Jayson Krause: Inspire Your Team to Achieve More (opens the original)
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In Episode 123 of Founder in Progress, we sit down with Jayson Krause of Level 52 to explore what it really takes to become a better leader. Jayson breaks down why being great at your job doesn’t automatically make you a great leader, the danger of always having the answer, and how strong leaders create space for their teams to grow through challenge, feedback, and discomfort. We also dive into building stronger working relationships, having the conversations most teams avoid, and why leadership
The Grant Funding Expert: Your Business Could Be Missing Millions — And Your Competitors Know It! (opens the original)
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In Episode 122, we sit down with Chase Miller, founder of Impact Applications, a company helping Canadian businesses access the grant funding they need to grow. Chase shares how an unexpected opportunity in the grant space turned into a growing company and why solving a real market need mattered more than starting with the perfect business idea. We dive into the early grind of earning just $900 during the company’s first six months, leaving university only two courses away from graduating, and b
Why High Trust Beats High Performance When Building a Team (opens the original)
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In Episode 121, we sit down with Amish Morjaria, founder of Forward Level, to explore the 15-year journey of building a company centred around people, culture, and authenticity. Amish shares how getting fired became the unexpected push he needed to bet on himself and start his own business. He explains why entrepreneurs should think in decades rather than years, how hiring the right people allows leaders to escape the day-to-day, and why trust and character matter more than performance alone. We
The Nomadic Movement: “I Got Laid Off, Bought a $4,000 School Bus & It Changed My Life Forever” (opens the original)
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In Episode 120, we sit down with Jordan, entrepreneur and creator behind the YouTube channel Nomadic Movement, to unpack how getting laid off led to buying a school bus, travelling through Central America, settling in Panama, and eventually building a completely different life. Jordan shares what it was really like building an audience from scratch, surviving the difficult early years, launching a coffee business, opening a café, and learning how to turn an online following into a real company.
Do The Right Thing Even When It Costs (opens the original)
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In Episode 119, Matt Widmer, co-founder of Wild Life Distillery, shares how a handshake over whiskey became a successful Rocky Mountain craft spirits brand. Matt discusses building the company alongside a trusted business partner, dividing responsibilities as the business grew, and relying on trust and transparency to overcome difficult moments. He also explains why Wild Life prioritizes character and culture over the perfect résumé when building its team. The conversation explores the importanc
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