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Mentioned in 10 episodes
From Start-Up to Grown-up
Book • 2021
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Mentioned in 10 episodes
Mentioned by 

as her own book, offering insights into leadership and business growth.


Alisa Cohn

967 snips
Scripts for difficult conversations: Giving hard feedback, navigating defensiveness, the three questions you should end every meeting with, more | Alisa Cohn (executive coach)
Recommended by 

for listeners interested in leadership and business growth.


Alisa Cohn

78 snips
#81: Colin Bryar, Co-Author of "Working Backwards;" former Chief of Staff to Jeff Bezos — How Amazon built its processes, the birth of the 6-page memo, and how to instill psychological safety in a competitive culture
Mentioned as the book written by the podcast host, 

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Alisa Cohn

41 snips
#96: David Heinemeier Hansson, Co-Owner of 37signals— Creating with first principles, acting with courage, and working in a world with no managers (Repost)
Mentioned by 

as the book written by his guest, offering guidance for entrepreneurs on leadership.


Tim Ferriss

37 snips
#539: Alisa Cohn on Prenups for Startup Founders, How to Reinvent Your Career, the Importance of "Pre-Mortems," and the Three Selves
Mentioned by 

as a guide for entrepreneurs on their journey from founder to CEO, covering self-management, people management, and company management.


Alisa Cohn

21 snips
From Start-up to Grown-up: How to Avoid Common Mistakes Founders Make with Alisa Cohn: An EOFire Classic from 2021
Recommended by the podcast host 

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Alisa Cohn

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#85: Isabelle Freidheim, Founder of Athena Capital — The benefits of being an only child, creating opportunities for women in finance, and unlocking hidden talent
Mentioned by 

when discussing how a new parent can realistically continue to professionally develop.


Jordan Harbinger

14 snips
1101: Church, Steeple, and the Trafficked People | Feedback Friday
Mentioned by 

as a guide for leaders on how to handle difficult conversations and employee dismissals.


Dave Stachowiak

563: When You Need to Fire Someone, with Alisa Cohn
Mentioned as a resource written by the podcast host.

#94: From Startup to Grown-Up: Jonathan Wolf, co-founder and CEO of ZOE - The growth of a founder, the most important leadership skills, and how to raise 7 million euros in 3 weeks.
Mentioned by Alyssa Cohn in the context of advice for dealing with a difficult manager.

826: A Shoplifter's Craving for Felonious Savings | Feedback Friday
Mentioned by 

when discussing career advice for listener who overcame a toxic boss.


Jordan Harbinger

741: Is Marriage Impaired by Emotional Affairs? | Feedback Friday
Mentioned by 

during the podcast.


Alisa Cohn

#90: From Startup to Grown-Up: Jeff Byers, Co-founder and CEO of Momentous — Transitioning from NFL player to CEO, managing cultural clashes during a merger, and navigating the high-pressure world of growth-stage leadership
Mentioned by 

as her own book.


Alisa Cohn

#46: Anouck Gotlib, Cofounder and CEO of Belgian Boys — Building a company when you’re a creative, dealing with your cofounder when he’s also your spouse, and the power of a walk out song
Mentioned by Alyssa Cohn in the context of startup advice and handling difficult conversations at work.

589: Persevering Past Paranoid Parental Persecution | Feedback Friday
Mentioned by Alyssa Cohn in relation to navigating a toxic manager.

675: A Tenant, Psychotic, Makes Your Life Chaotic | Feedback Friday
Recommended by 

as an expert in managing relationships, offering advice on ending a friendship.


Jordan Harbinger

559: How to Say Yes to Post-Traumatic Success | Feedback Friday
Mentioned by 

as a resource containing a co-founder prenup for her listeners.


Alisa Cohn

#31: Mid-Day Squares - Creating fans and not customers, building a company as a family, and the power of social media
Mentioned by 

when discussing how to leverage a valuable work experience.


Jordan Harbinger

900: Is Three a Crowd When Parents Swing Out Loud? | Feedback Friday
Recommended by the podcast host as a helpful resource for founders and leaders.

#86: Peter Attia, MD, Founder of Early Medical — improving your lifespan and healthspan, the centenarian decathlon, and the process of making major life changes (Repost)
Mentioned by 

as the basis for her podcast, "From Startup to Grownup."


Alisa Cohn

#83: Chip Conley, Founder at Modern Elder Academy — Using regret as fuel; how and why founders need to shift their identities; how to manage people older than you; and his favorite interview question (Repost)