Fast decisions aren’t always rushed decisions. Experience teaches you what matters, and what doesn’t. Dr. Tobias Kutzewski explains how entrepreneurs make decisions under uncertainty. YouTube: youtu.be/7gMs-BIrrEY #ParallelEntrepreneur #Entrepreneurship #DecisionMaking

“If I crawl, the company crawls.” Annie Cyr on why a founder’s capacity matters, and why pushing harder isn’t always the answer. A great lesson from our latest episode of The Parallel Entrepreneur. Watch: youtu.be/SfQty8EUrDY

Does action cure fear? Season 1 guest Ania Rodriguez asked Mark that question. Then it found its way into his conversation with former Xerox CEO Steven Bandrowczak. We like when ideas travel between episodes. Steven → youtu.be/Es-D_ZSgP2A Ania → youtu.be/GqJqW0KkcnA

How do you change what needs changing without losing what made the business successful? Former Xerox CEO Steven Bandrowczak on leading an iconic company when innovation is moving from years to months—and now days. Full @ParallelEntrepreneur conversation: youtu.be/Es-D_ZSgP2A

“I had that idea 20 years ago.” But you didn’t do anything about it. Steven Bandrowczak on fear, failure, and the difference between having an idea and actually building something. Full conversation on The Parallel Entrepreneur - youtu.be/Es-D_ZSgP2A

"I met a guy..." That line comes up again and again in Joe De Sena's story. The businesses we build are often shaped by the people we meet along the way. Get out, have conversations and stay in the game. Watch the full episode: youtu.be/Iiw3U7QQ0yk

Not every entrepreneur is wired to build just one thing. Joe De Sena explains why some founders thrive with multiple "swim lanes", as long as the work challenges them and gives them a reason to keep growing. 🎥 youtu.be/Iiw3U7QQ0yk

Building a business isn't easy. As Joe De Sena puts it, it's "like chewing glass." The founders who last aren't always the toughest. They're the ones building something they genuinely love. youtu.be/Iiw3U7QQ0yk?si=eRbn… Is your business still connected to the reason you started it?

Every great conversation should leave you thinking differently. Mark Cleveland and Ian Adamson discuss why Parallel Entrepreneurs see conversations as the start of the next opportunity. #ParallelEntrepreneur #Entrepreneurship

"What you learn at school is how to learn." Ian Adamson's career proves your first plan doesn't have to be your last. Watch the full episode: youtu.be/TY42dHdfO50

"The biggest regrets aren't usually the things that failed. They're the opportunities we never took." A great reminder from my conversation with Ian Adamson. Watch the full episode: youtu.be/TY42dHdfO50

What happens to company structure when AI becomes part of the team? Spencer Handley shares why businesses may become flatter, with AI supporting more of the reporting, visibility and information flow. Full episode: youtube.com/watch?v=xiRWeKDH…

"The shape of every job is about to change." Spencer Handley joins The Parallel Entrepreneur to discuss AI, entrepreneurship, learning, and why the people who adapt fastest will have the biggest advantage. Watch it here: youtu.be/xiRWeKDHcMU

This episode almost stayed locked in the vault. Matthew Joynes, founder of LifeMed AI, lays bare how AI will erase the old world—and why only the entrepreneurs who adapt fast will survive. Stay tuned for the release this Thursday, May 1st on the Parallel Entrepreneur podcast.

What’s your edge? Tim Ozgener says your past success helps—but staying connected to the market keeps you sharp. Hear more on The Parallel Entrepreneur Podcast.

What are you hearing from your market? Tim Ozgener says great entrepreneurs are great listeners—just like great actors. Tune into The Parallel Entrepreneur Podcast.

What’s your form of expression? Art helped Tim Ozgener’s father find peace during illness. Creativity isn’t optional—it’s powerful. Subscribe to The Parallel Entrepreneur Podcast.

Tim Ozgener turned down CAO’s first acquisition offer. A year later, a better deal arrived. Listen to how he navigated it on The Parallel Entrepreneur Podcast. Would you have waited?

Tim Ozgener swears by Sunday planning—write, prioritize, schedule. That’s how he runs multiple ventures with clarity. How do you plan your week?

Capital dried up. Customers vanished. Justin Beals pivoted by recognizing market trends early—and building software ready for enterprise scale. How are you preparing for what's next? Listen on The Parallel Entrepreneur Podcast.