HeyJaredThe Scoop With Erica Krupin
This Podcast is a way for Erica to share her thoughts and experiences as she grows personally and professionally. The listeners get an inside scoop on what goes down in the pooper scooper industry.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Ep 218. Say Yes Now and Freak Out Later w/ Trisha Dork-Banks (opens the original)
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Erica and Trisha discuss the evolution of their entrepreneurial careers and the founding of their community, She Built That . Trisha recounts her personal transformation from a struggling, unfit single mother to a successful real estate powerhouse and endurance athlete, emphasizing a "say yes and figure it out later" mentality. The episode highlights the importance of intentional community for women, noting how professional isolation can be combated through shared resources, coaching, and emotio
Ep 217. The Loneliness of Business Ownership: Finding a Community of People Who "Get It" (opens the original)
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Erica shares an honest look at the emotional challenges of managing her waste removal company. Krupin details her recent personal struggles with burnout , explaining how she is prioritizing her physical health and spiritual well-being to better regulate her nervous system. By reflecting on her "raw" content creation and seeking guidance from a fractional CEO , she emphasizes the importance of community support over isolation. The episode is a candid reflection on resilience , encouraging fellow
Ep 216. Positioned for Authority: How to Build a Personal Brand that Sells (opens the original)
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Isaac Mashman, a specialist in personal branding, is Erica's guest today. The discussion explores the distinction between business identity and a personal brand, emphasizing that the latter is an inherent part of the human condition that begins at birth. Mashman outlines his "identity positioning" philosophy, detailing how factors like faith, values, and aesthetic choices build rapport and trust with an audience. He categorizes levels of influence into a hierarchy, ranging from local heroes to i
Ep 215. My Rockstar Employee is Leaving (And I'm Melting Down) (opens the original)
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Erica offers a transparent look into the emotional and operational challenges of running a service-based company. This episode is her reaction to a key employee's resignation, leading to a candid discussion about hiring struggles, business growth, and the internal "meltdowns" that often accompany entrepreneurship. She emphasizes the importance of prioritizing her primary business over social media fame, while also touching on the necessity of intuitive decision-making and professional networking
Ep 214. I'm Losing My Mind: Moving Through the Emotions to Get to the Logic. (opens the original)
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Erica offers a raw and unscripted look at the emotional volatility of entrepreneurship. She openly discusses feeling overwhelmed and burnt out while managing a successful dog waste removal company amidst personal stress and staffing issues. Throughout the recording, she explores the difficult balance between scaling a business and maintaining personal well-being, even questioning her future path. She also highlights the value of professional networking, specifically promoting an upcoming industr
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