6 episodes
Business Biology Kiley
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Business Biology explores business from the viewpoint of Brady and Kiley who are early in their entrepreneurial careers but have gained valuable insights through their experience. They try to frame the conversation around practicality and real world examples that are applicable to those that have taken the entrepreneurial plunge and others who are dreaming about it.
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#6 How to screen a small business for purchase
In this episode, we talk about our experience in buying small businesses and the basic framework we use to screen them before entering due diligence.
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#5 How many times have we failed?
In this episode of business biology, Brady and Kiley share their failures in chronological order and talk about the times it took for them to begin to feel comfortable in business and the number of times they tried without success.
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#4 How to Pick and be a Good Partner
In this episode of Business Biology, Brady and Kiley invited one of their other partners, Nick, into the discussion that revolved around picking a good partner and how to make sure your partners never get upset with you. We talked about splitting equity and forming LLCs with partners in mind.
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#3 A Day in the Life - Number One
In this episode, Brady and Kiley explore the day from an entrepreneurial perspective. It covers what they think about, how they process information and what makes the stress and hard times worthwhile.
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#2 Cutting Costs vs. Increasing Sales.
In this episode, Brady and Kiley talk about the differences between cutting costs and increasing sales. They explore how margins and goals impact these decisions and the impacts they have on a company.
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#1 Introduction - a simple framework for business thinking.
In this episode Brady and Kiley introduce themselves and talk about the framework with which they think about business.
Customer Reviews
Two big thumbs up!
Great podcast! Fun to listen to! Learning a lot!
Practical and Applicable listening.
Love the take here. Conversational and applicable no matter what you business experience level. It’s easy to listen to and helps frame thinking on business.