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On today’s podcast, we are sharing some personal updates, as well as three specific updates about our core businesses.
We are also announcing that for the first time in nearly five years, we are hiring a Community Facilitator for our private membership group The Dynamite Circle.
Later on in the episode, we’ll be exploring the idea of the moment in a business that Seth Godin refers to as “The Dip”.
Productized services have long been a subject of discussion on this podcast.
They are a relatively attractive business model, especially among first-time entrepreneurs, and we’ve shared many examples over the years of how to create these kinds of businesses and scale them.
Meryl Johnston, founder of the online bookkeeping firm Bean Ninjas, recently started a rather lively debate in the members’ forum of our online community The Dynamite Circle with a post titled, ‘Are Productized Services Overrated?’
Christopher Gimmer is the Co-Founder and CEO of Snappa, a SaaS (Software as a Service) business that allows users to create online graphics quickly and easily.
Christopher caught our attention recently when he opened up with a post on Twitter about the emotional cost of being an entrepreneur.
It started with an innocuous-looking image of a yellow aeroplane and ended with a number of threatening letters from a law firm on behalf of the travel site Expedia.
In today’s episode, we bring you the denouement of the story of why we decided to remove ‘that plane’ from our branding.
On today’s podcast, we’re excited to finally reveal that our remote jobs platform Dynamite Jobs is officially a “.com business”.
After three years of running the company with a .co domain, that .com marks a huge symbolic change for our company, but it didn’t come cheap.
Enter Rob Barbour of DomainSOS.com and DomainVIP.com.
If we had to pick one word as our greatest motivation, it’s ‘freedom’. Freedom to live life on our terms, where we want, with the people we choose.
Ali Marsland is the director of ‘The Effective English Company’.
Ali began chasing her own freedom at the age of 18, as she traveled around the world for a year before embarking on a successful career in corporate communications.
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