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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
Mentioned by 

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


Jordan Harbinger

18 snips
1101: Church, Steeple, and the Trafficked People | Feedback Friday
Recommended by the podcast host 

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Alisa Cohn

16 snips
#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 

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 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 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 relation to navigating a toxic manager.

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

as the title of her upcoming book about growing leadership while growing a business.


Alisa Cohn

The Art of Coaching with Alisa Cohn
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 

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


Jordan Harbinger

741: Is Marriage Impaired by Emotional Affairs? | Feedback Friday
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
Mentioned by Alyssa Cohn in the context of startup advice and handling difficult conversations at work.

589: Persevering Past Paranoid Parental Persecution | 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 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 

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 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