HeyJaredLeeroyDotUK
A podcast where I hack the great minds of people in business, psychology and sciences.I'll explore what makes them tick, as well as delve into tricks and tactics to grow your business and improve your personal life, All whilst delving into their minds to explore what has…
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- Sep 24, 2026
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Hacking Great Minds with LeeroyDotUK: Martin Zarian (Factory 39) (opens the original)
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90% of B2B companies have the same product, the same offer and the same go-to-market as their competitors. Martin Zarian's argument is blunt: if you can't differentiate on product, you have to engineer the difference with brand, or accept that an inferior competitor will keep beating you. In this episode of Hacking Great Minds With LeeroyDotUK, Martin breaks down the difference between product and brand, why memorability beats visibility, and how he gets technical founders and finance-driven CEO
Hacking Great Minds with LeeroyDotUK: Sam G Winsbury (Kurogo) (opens the original)
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At 19, Sam Winsbury couldn't get anyone to take him seriously. So he stopped pitching and started publishing. Six years later he's built Kurogo into a London personal branding agency with 370+ clients. In this episode of Hacking Great Minds With LeeroyDotUK, Sam breaks down the exact positioning system his agency runs on, why templated LinkedIn content has stopped working, and the January morning he decided to shut the business down. This is a proper founder conversation. No polish, no highlight
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