🎙️ Welcome to "Chew the Fat," where real business insights meet real-world success stories.

Introducing the Founders Lab, a powerful business series within Chew the Fat.

A little backstory: I wanted to dive deeper into key topics with the exceptional founders I’ve had the pleasure of interviewing over the past year. In just 50 minutes, there’s only so much we can cover, and I felt we were just scratching the surface of the amazing insights these founders have to share.

So here we are! I’m getting granular on the details like no other. Whether you're a startup, an established business seeking capital growth, looking for a crash course in business fundamentals, wanting to enhance your toolkit, or simply needing a mindset shift, The Founders Lab is the place to tune in to.

In this first episode of The Founders Lab, we welcome back Tobi Pearce, co-founder of the fitness app Sweat. Today, this is Part 1 of 3 episodes, so strap in for information overload.

Tobi shares insights on the tough decisions founders face. Topics include:

When to deploy capital or time
Growth Hacking by Sean Ellis - ICE framework
Dependencies on team members
Data points to prioritise specific changes
Avoid making assumptions
Never accept defeat mindset
The infinite game of business
Victim of your fear
Go to market strategies
Channel market fit
Language market fit

Join us for Part 1 of this candid discussion on building and scaling a global brand.

Previous episode of Tobi can be found here: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1dqGSLyfDChBoA7QQryklV

The “Chew the Fat” Series is part of Frank’s Journey to raise $1million dollars for charity by producing a cookbook called ‘Eat with Purpose’ which is for high performing people who are time poor, and health conscious. Tune in now on Spotify and Apple Podcasts for an open, unfiltered discussion. Subscribe today and start redefining your path to success.

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