Big Talk About Small Business
Hosted by Mark Zweig and Eric Howerton. Our Mission is to inspire, empower, and equip entrepreneurs with the knowledge and insights they need to succeed in their ventures. Through engaging conversations with industry experts, seasoned entrepreneurs, and thought leaders, we aim to provide valuable strategies, actionable advice, and real-world experiences that will enable our listeners to navigate the challenges, seize the opportunities, and build thriving businesses.
Big Talk About Small Business
Latest Episodes
Radical Responsibility: Ignoring Guru Advice to Scale with Jerry Brazie
Entitlement is a quiet business killer. When comfort replaces the drive to survive, companies stall and founders fail. Today, we sit down with Jerry Brazie, a serial entrepreneur who leveraged a relentless, street-survival mindset to generate n...
Unlearning Trust: The Hard Lessons of Scaling | Featuring Host Eric Howerton
Passivity, complacency, and the illusion of comfort will quietly destroy your company. Right now, social media is selling a sanitized, glamorous version of the founder lifestyle that leaves real leaders entirely unprepared for the actual fight ...
LLC vs Corp: The Costly Setup Mistakes Founders Make with ScherriePrince
Working in silos is a massive profit leak that leaves your business exposed to disaster. Relying on disconnected CPAs, tax preparers, and generic legal forms is a fast track to losing everything you have built when life throws an unexpected cur...
Ignore the Mirage: The True Cost of Entrepreneurship
Unrealistic expectations are quietly eroding the drive of modern business owners and their teams. In a culture obsessed with immediate gratification and flawless work-life balance, the instinct to simply survive and grind has been completely bu...
Invest to Scale: Surviving the Ad Overload with Devon MacDonald
Cutting marketing first when cash is tight guarantees your business will fail to scale. In an era where consumers are bombarded by thousands of digital messages daily, treating advertising as an optional expense is a fast track to irrelevance. ...