🏆 Top 10 Business Podcasts | Nov 2022
Discover the top 10 business podcasts featured in November 2022.
All episodes are curated by me, Adam Thornhill. I live and breathe business podcasts and take into account the most upvoted episodes on Podup.
Here's the full Spotify playlist to make your life easier.
Click the links below to read episode roundups. You can listen to the ones that you find interesting and upvote your favorites.
#1 - The Easy Way to Make $500,000 A Year
The gloves are off. If they’re not, they should be. No longer can you lightly spar with competitors and both walk away as winners. Moiz Ali epitomized this by sharing a sure-fire way to make $500,000. How? By riding the coattails of the hottest D2C startups. By unapologetically plagiarizing their products.
#2 – Tech layoffs surge, big tech freezes hiring, and more
We often hear advice but don’t act on it. It’s not that we’re dumb or we’re not listening. No. It’s because we’re defensive of our current plans and past actions. We create a narrative as to why we’re right. I’ve found reframing the question to be a great way to overcome this defensiveness. David Sacks does exactly this for founders facing financial hardship.
DHH and Jason Fried are back with another killer episode. This time they break down everything to do with decision making, including having an appetite for risk, owning your decisions, when to measure success, and how to measure decisions.
#4 - How Sam Parr Comes Up With $10,000,000 Dollar Business Ideas
Sam Parr sat down with Kipp and Kieran to discuss how to become an idea generation machine, figuring out if your idea is worth millions, how to execute on your ideas, the power of simplifying things, and how Sam studies business models.
#5 - Growing a 2-Person Business to $80k/Month
Eric Turner talks living in Japan as a foreigner, finding inspiration to start as an indie hacker, and picking a lucrative market. He also shares some tips for growing a job board with Courtland and Channing.
#6 - How to fire people with grace, work through fear, and nurture innovation
Matt Mochary is a full-time executive coach who has worked with some of the biggest names in tech and finance. He talked with Lenny about the skill of firing people, why it’s so important, and Matt’s framework for approaching layoffs. He also shares how to build new products within a larger company and important tips on how to make sure everyone in the organization feels valued and heard.
#7 - Julius Caesar: How to influence an empire
Julius Caesar is considered by most historians to be the greatest military commander of all time. You might know of his war strategies and perhaps his career history. But I bet you don’t know how he made the region’s largest army adore him. In this episode, you’ll learn the leadership tactics that took Julius Caesar to the top and hear the methods he used to convince and influence others.
#8 - Out-Teach Your Competition
Throughout its tenure, 37signals has consistently grown without spending much on marketing. How’d the company do this? By out-teaching their competition. Jason Fried and DHH discuss the true value of sharing the behind-the-scenes of how they work and what they’ve learned in over 20 years in business.
#9 - Naming Your Startup, Tapping Out a Niche, and Licensing Your IP
Rob Walling hosts another solo adventure episode where he answers listener questions on naming your startup, initial aha moments, and how to know if you have tapped out a specific niche.
#10 - Company Meet-Up: Amsterdam Edition
Jason Fried and DHH discuss the importance of in-person meetups for remote companies, the structure they use for their twice-yearly team gathering, and tips and insight for other companies on planning their own offsite meetings.