So, why another podcast?

In a world overflowing with podcasts, finding one that resonates with your quest for success in business, entrepreneurship, management, and the pursuit of happiness at work can seem daunting and just plain exhausting. Yet, here we are, introducing a beacon of insight that illuminates these very paths. Our podcast isn't just "another" Podcast; it's a journey into the heart of what makes businesses realistically flourish and lives genuinely enriched. We all have to work….so why not be truly successful and let real business ideas turn into actions so that you can earn what you are worth and not just get by.

Billionaire Reebok Company Co-Founder, former CEO & Chairman of the Board...Joe Foster

Spend a few minutes with serial entrpreneuers; Hollywood TV celebrity Caroline Stanbury, (Ladies of London & Real Housewives of Dubai) and her husband soccer superstar Sergio Carallo, (Real Madrid & L.A. Galaxy). They have their hands in many business projects all over the world and they are very successful in growing multiple businesses in many different countries and industries. Lets explore together some of their Raw Lessons...

In this podcast episode, business strategist Troy Aberle shares his most applicable busienss insights from getting business coaching in his career to a prestigious continent award-winning sales representative to an internationally known Chief Strategy Officer. He emphasizes the importance of setting clear objectives and defining success for oneself and the team. Mr. Aberle also stresses the significance of loyalty in the business dealing process, highlighting the need to focus on the right clients and engage in meaningful communication. He unveils his four-part framework for financial business success: clarity on goals, identifying ideal clients, capturing attention through genuine care, and maintaining consistency and communication. He believes (due to extensive research) that only 17% of executives truly embody these principles and cites the lack of proper planning and understanding of scaling as common pitfalls. He urges business owners and employees to develop a coherent blueprint, aligning internal and external messages for sustainable growth and success. Take notes and enjoy....

Commercialization is a vital aspect of business success, but many companies struggle to master it. This podcast episode delves into the challenges and common mistakes that hinder effective commercialization. Understanding the difference between commercialization and sales is crucial. Companies often underestimate the time and resources required for effective commercialization, resulting in failure. Another critical factor is building the right product that fits the market's needs and demands. Market research plays a significant role in this aspect. Companies must conduct thorough pre-market research and post-market analysis to ensure they are offering the right product at the right price point. Additionally, hiring the right salespeople and providing comprehensive training are essential for commercial success. The podcast emphasizes the importance of bringing in professionals who specialize in commercialization to ensure a higher chance of survival and success for startups and established companies alike.

The journey to successfully commercialize digital healthcare technology platforms is indeed complex and multifaceted. Michael Banesse’s insights highlight the critical importance of early-stage testing with Alpha partners to validate market demand and willingness to pay. This step is essential to ensure that the technology not only meets the needs of healthcare providers and entities, but also simplifies the delivery of care, making it a valuable investment for hospitals and other patient care entities.

Mr. Banesse emphasizes the pitfalls of bypassing the rigorous groundwork required in the commercialization process. Without this, digital healthcare companies may struggle to fulfill their initial objectives and deliver their solutions promptly. His candid and straightforward approach aims to equip executive leaders with the knowledge and strategies necessary to navigate these challenges and increase their chances of success in the competitive digital healthcare market.

In this eye-opening episode of “Raw Lessons Revealed,” we delve into the intricate world of talent acquisition with Joe Mullings, a titan in the MedTech, HealthTech, and Life Sciences sectors. Discover the art of scouting the right candidates for a company—a task that’s anything but straightforward. We explore the essence of a company’s DNA, the collective experiences of its people, their achievements, and the pace at which it operates. Is it a dynamic, fast-moving entity, or does it languish in decision-making limbo for what seems like an eternity?

Joe Mullings, renowned for his unapologetic candor, brings to the table his profound understanding of what it takes for companies to truly thrive financially. He’s not one to shy away from challenging the status quo, boldly confronting C-level executives when their hiring criteria fall short of what’s needed for success.

Tune in for a riveting dialogue that promises to not only challenge but potentially transform your perspective on business effectiveness. Get ready to be inspired by Joe’s insights and learn why settling for ‘good enough’ is never an option in the quest for top talent.

Dive into an electrifying conversation with Angela Dotson, a trailblazing entrepreneur who reveals why thinking outside the box (which few people are allowed to do in a company) is the key to building a thriving business. In this episode, Angela breaks down the bold, unconventional decisions that drive financial success and create a vibrant, authentic company culture. From defying industry norms to fostering a workplace that inspires, her insights will challenge you to rethink what it takes to stand out and succeed. Tune in to discover actionable strategies and the mindset needed to make your business not just survive, but soar. Don’t miss this inspiring episode—download now and get ready to embrace the uncommon Dotson talks about