HeyJaredScrew It Just DO It with Alex Chisnall
Screw It Just DO It is the podcast for entrepreneurs, founders and business builders who are ready to stop waiting and start building.Hosted by Alex Chisnall, the show features honest conversations with people who’ve faced uncertainty, taken risks and built businesses that…
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From Cambridge & Blackstone to Living Back With Their Parents | Dom and Phil Kwok (opens the original)
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They had the careers most people dream about. Then they moved back in with their parents. Dom and Phil Kwok had followed the conventional path through top universities and prestigious careers in law and finance. Then they walked away. They moved back home, built the first version of EasyA from their childhood bedrooms and spent their early days delivering flyers themselves. At 3am, covered in bike grease with no revenue coming into the business, they found themselves asking: “What are we doing?”
She Hated the Cold. Then She Built a Business Around It | Laura Fullerton (opens the original)
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Laura Fullerton hated being cold. Then she discovered thousands of people converting chest freezers into DIY ice baths because the product they wanted simply didn't exist. That was her Screw It Just DO It moment. Despite never having built hardware or software before, Laura decided: “I've got to create it.” In this Founder Classic, we revisit Laura's journey building Munk and the reality behind turning an idea into a physical product. We get into spotting genuine customer demand, building someth
50 Years in Music, Global E-Commerce & Building a £60M+ Retail Empire (opens the original)
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What does more than 50 years in business teach you about knowing when to grow, when to pivot and when to walk away? In this episode of Screw It Just DO It, I sit down with Brad Aspess MBE , founder of Rarewaves , whose career has taken him from the music industry to high-street retail and ultimately global e-commerce. Brad started at Decca Records in 1973, just after they'd lost the Rolling Stones, and went on to build and scale retail businesses generating more than £60 million annually, before
Thinking About It Isn’t Doing It | Staz Stazicker (opens the original)
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Thinking about doing something isn't doing it. Planning it isn't doing it. Talking about it isn't doing it. Eventually, you have to do the thing.In this Thursday Founder Classic episode of Screw It Just DO It, Antony “Staz” Stazicker, former Special Forces operator and co-founder of ThruDark, shares his uncompromising philosophy on overcoming hesitation and executing under pressure.Staz spent 13 years in the military—including 10 years in the Special Boat Service (SBS) as a Sergeant and Chief Sn
From a £2.30 Sale to a Billion-Dollar Business (opens the original)
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From a £2.30 first insurance policy to building a billion-dollar business. Sten Saar started his first business at just 17 in Estonia. By 21, he had a team of 22 and a business generating around $1 million in revenue. Alongside the success came painful failures. After putting money into projects that collapsed, including money his father had raised against his own home, Sten bought a one-way ticket to London with no Plan B. Years later, while working at Deliveroo, he spotted a glaring problem: d
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