John R. Miles

What advice would you give women founders trying to navigate both motherhood and startup life?

What advice would you give women founders trying to navigate both motherhood and startup life?

What advice would you give women founders trying to navigate both motherhood and startup life?

The last thing I really wanted to talk about was hiring a team. Like how do you find the right people that are going to help you to grow? And one of the things that you all reference is I love the movie Moneyball that Brad Pitt was in and you referenced Moneyballing your team. So how do you go about evaluating potential hires beyond their credentials and resumes?

The last thing I really wanted to talk about was hiring a team. Like how do you find the right people that are going to help you to grow? And one of the things that you all reference is I love the movie Moneyball that Brad Pitt was in and you referenced Moneyballing your team. So how do you go about evaluating potential hires beyond their credentials and resumes?

The last thing I really wanted to talk about was hiring a team. Like how do you find the right people that are going to help you to grow? And one of the things that you all reference is I love the movie Moneyball that Brad Pitt was in and you referenced Moneyballing your team. So how do you go about evaluating potential hires beyond their credentials and resumes?

Well, thank you for sharing that. And last thing I wanted to cover real quickly is a little bit of no fluff advice that maybe you've never said on stage. So- I want to ask you this. If a founder walked into your kitchen today with a can't miss idea, what questions would you ask them before you'd invest?

Well, thank you for sharing that. And last thing I wanted to cover real quickly is a little bit of no fluff advice that maybe you've never said on stage. So- I want to ask you this. If a founder walked into your kitchen today with a can't miss idea, what questions would you ask them before you'd invest?

Well, thank you for sharing that. And last thing I wanted to cover real quickly is a little bit of no fluff advice that maybe you've never said on stage. So- I want to ask you this. If a founder walked into your kitchen today with a can't miss idea, what questions would you ask them before you'd invest?

I love it. Well, it was such a profound honor to have you both on the show today. If people would like to learn more about you, your great new book, et cetera, where's the best place for them to go?

I love it. Well, it was such a profound honor to have you both on the show today. If people would like to learn more about you, your great new book, et cetera, where's the best place for them to go?

I love it. Well, it was such a profound honor to have you both on the show today. If people would like to learn more about you, your great new book, et cetera, where's the best place for them to go?

Well, thank you so much. And thank you for, I agree with Gary about how great a book this is and why he's backed it and why I wanted to have it on the podcast, because this is must read advice for anyone who's in the middle of the entrepreneurial journey. So thank you so much for coming on Passion Struck.

Well, thank you so much. And thank you for, I agree with Gary about how great a book this is and why he's backed it and why I wanted to have it on the podcast, because this is must read advice for anyone who's in the middle of the entrepreneurial journey. So thank you so much for coming on Passion Struck.

Well, thank you so much. And thank you for, I agree with Gary about how great a book this is and why he's backed it and why I wanted to have it on the podcast, because this is must read advice for anyone who's in the middle of the entrepreneurial journey. So thank you so much for coming on Passion Struck.

Thank you so much. And that's a wrap on today's conversation with Cass and Mike Lazaro. From the brutal truth about what it takes to scale, to the personal costs they never expected, to the power of choosing love for your work, your partner, and your purpose again and again. This wasn't just an episode about business. It was a conversation about becoming and communicating.

Thank you so much. And that's a wrap on today's conversation with Cass and Mike Lazaro. From the brutal truth about what it takes to scale, to the personal costs they never expected, to the power of choosing love for your work, your partner, and your purpose again and again. This wasn't just an episode about business. It was a conversation about becoming and communicating.

Thank you so much. And that's a wrap on today's conversation with Cass and Mike Lazaro. From the brutal truth about what it takes to scale, to the personal costs they never expected, to the power of choosing love for your work, your partner, and your purpose again and again. This wasn't just an episode about business. It was a conversation about becoming and communicating.

It's about how the people who win long-term are the ones who keep showing up, shovel in hand, and learn to love the mess. Here are a few key takeaways that I loved and I hope you will carry with you. Ego is a wrecking ball. Self-awareness is a survival skill. Burnout isn't failure, it's feedback. Prioritize your wellbeing like your life depends on it, because it does.

It's about how the people who win long-term are the ones who keep showing up, shovel in hand, and learn to love the mess. Here are a few key takeaways that I loved and I hope you will carry with you. Ego is a wrecking ball. Self-awareness is a survival skill. Burnout isn't failure, it's feedback. Prioritize your wellbeing like your life depends on it, because it does.