Knack 4 Business

Bernie Franzgrote
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  • Entrepreneurship
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Welcome to the Knack 4 Business podcast, where we explore business ideas and share those ideas globally. Knack 4 Business is about sharing Knowledge, Networking, Architecture, Connecting and being Kreativ. That is what KNACK stands for. The common threads of any business are people, money, continuous change and information. In a diverse world, we are unique and face the same wins and challenges. In this podcast, we invite you to learn about what is out there and how connecting with people and ideas helps us all succeed. We cover business topics that range from the mind, the body, finances, legal, accounting, real estate, manufacturing, networking, IT, marketing, and social media, and add anything to the list that supports your work. Even your competitors have something to offer you.

  1. 32m ago

    You're Successful But Miserable | Here's Why Your Business Isn't Aligned

    GROWTH PILLAR: Leadership & OpsWHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Corporate escapees / Leaders building systemsWHAT THEY'LL GAIN: Actionable clarity on breaking burnout cycles, leading more consciously, and reconnecting with purpose without walking away from success.   Most business owners know how to push. Dr. Ron Stotts helps them learn how to breathe. Ron has spent 45 years working with founders, executives, and high performers who look successful on the outside but feel stuck, burned out, or disconnected on the inside. In this conversation, Ron and Bernie unpack why business growth stalls when the person running the company is running on empty — and what it takes to fix that without burning everything down. Ron explains how childhood emotional patterns quietly run adult businesses, why the smartest leaders are often the most stuck, and how conscious leadership starts with something as simple as a breath. He breaks down the difference between knowledge and wisdom, walks through what neurological rewiring actually means in plain language, and shares the one question leaders refuse to ask themselves. His two-month foundation program clears the inner noise. His nine-month integration program rewires the brain for sustained, calm, collaborative growth. Clients span California to Australia — founders, CEOs, and executives who are done leading from fear. Key topics covered: Why success feels empty and what that signal means How unresolved childhood patterns sabotage adult leadership The difference between knowledge and wisdom in business What conscious business looks like at the leadership level How breathing rewires neurological patterns Ego, fear, and the one question leaders won't ask The cave metaphor — and what lives inside yours Practical daily habits for staying grounded under pressure Connect with Dr. Ron Stotts: Website: ronstotts.com LinkedIn: Dr. Ron Stotts YouTube: Dr. Ron Stotts Facebook: DrRonStotts Instagram: ronstottsofficial Books: ronstotts.com/leadership-books Blog: ronstotts.com/big-thinking-blog Browse all episodes   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Profit10™ — Most business owners know their revenue. Fewer know what's limiting their profit, growth, or freedom. The free Profit Snapshot changes that — ten questions, plain language, real clarity. Gentry Learning — Fred Crouch's real estate education platform. Courses, active listings, an Investor Club, and a free newsletter. Listings · Investor Club · Free Newsletter @Hive — Real-world business networking, in person and online. Starter membership $99 CAD/year.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network $47 CAD/month. Real CRM tools. Real people. Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Visit Knack 4 Business: knack4business.com Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  2. 1d ago

    The Hidden Cost of Resisting Change | What's Beneath the Surface

    GROWTH PILLAR: Leadership & Ops WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Team leads / Leaders managing growth or transition WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A practical lens on why change fails, how the brain responds to threat, and what real change fitness looks like inside a team or organization.   Most leaders know change is coming. What they miss is what is happening underneath, inside their people, their teams, and their own thinking. Paige Harazin-Masi is an organizational consultant and executive coach who spent years inside Goldman Sachs, McKinsey, and several high-growth startups before becoming a team of one. She now helps senior leaders figure out what is really going on inside their organizations — and what to actually do about it. In this episode, Paige breaks down the SCARF framework — status, certainty, autonomy, relatedness, and fairness — and explains why these five threat triggers cause people to freeze, resist, and disengage during change. She makes the case for change fitness over change management: treating adaptability as an ongoing practice rather than a project with a finish line. She and Bernie dig into what it looks like when a company is thriving ten years after building a real learning culture, how leaders accidentally create analysis paralysis, and why the most senior people in a room are often the last to hear the truth. Key topics covered: Why the brain treats uncertainty as a threat — and what that does to your team The SCARF framework and how each trigger shows up at work Change fitness vs. change management — why one lasts and one doesn't The iceberg model — what leaders see vs. what is actually driving behavior How to communicate change across a small team and a large organization What good looks like for a company with a real learning orientation When to call in outside help — and what the early warning signs look like Connect with Paige:Paige Harazin-Masi — LinkedInpartnerwithpaige.com — WebsiteMedia & Resources — Media pageFree Organizational Health Assessment — 20-question self-guided tool based on the McKinsey Organizational Health Index Free 45-minute coaching session this month — email paige@partnerwithpaige.com or visit her website to book Referenced in this episode: Greg Harden — performance coach, University of Michigan. Author of Stay Sane in an Insane World. [Greg Harden](https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-harden-b5a9a humble/) SCARF Framework — Neuroleadership Institute McKinsey Organizational Health Index Browse all episodes — K4B / ETW / CGN past episodes   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Canada Growth Network — Business connections and a robust CRM tool stack for SMBs. $1 CAD first month, $47/month. WebIndexer — Turn your website into a 24/7 client-facing assistant. See it live on knack4business.com. Profit10™ — Find out what is really holding your business back. Take the free Profit Snapshot — ten questions, plain language, real clarity.   NEXT STEPS Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network - $47 CAD/month. Real CRM suite of tools. Real people. Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Visit Knack 4 Business Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    The Hidden Cost of Resisting Change | What's Beneath the Surface

  3. 2d ago

    Property Investment: Are You Getting This Wrong? | Nick Hill

    GROWTH PILLAR: Real Estate & Wealth Building WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Real estate investors / Anyone building long-term wealth through property WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: Actionable financing strategies, a clear breakdown of CMHC MLI Select, practical advice on house hacking, and a honest read on where Canada's real estate market is headed.   Most Canadian investors are waiting for the perfect moment. Nick Hill says that moment already passed, and the next one is right now. Nick is a commercial mortgage broker, real estate investor, and co-host of The Canadian Real Estate Investor — one of the most downloaded real estate podcasts in the country. He's the co-founder of BLD Financial, where his team helps investors across Canada fund multifamily builds, construction projects, and commercial deals. In this conversation with Fred Crouch and Bernie Franzgrote, Nick covers a lot of ground — and none of it is fluffy. What you'll learn: How CMHC MLI Select actually works — points, amortizations, loan-to-value, and who qualifies Why house hacking is more accessible now than ever, and the one mindset shift that makes it work What the silver tsunami means for trades, real estate supply, and long-term opportunity How to think about your investment thesis before you pick a market What to do with $100K right now — from duplexes to MICs to partnerships Why analysis paralysis has cost more Canadians wealth than any market downturn The age of the operator — what existing property owners should be doing right now Nick also shares his take on Canada's permitting problem, the boomer wealth transfer, and why boring markets are actually good markets. Connect with Nick: Website: BLD Financial LinkedIn: Nick Hill Instagram: @bldfinancial | Personal: @mybuddynick Facebook: BLD Financial YouTube: BLD Financial Email: nick@bldfinancial.ca Podcast: The Canadian Real Estate Investor Hosted by Fred Crouch — Gentry Real Estate Services, 36+ years in real estate — and Bernie Franzgrote, producer and co-host. Browse all episodes More Property Wizard episodes: Property Wizard Podcast Archive Gentry Real Estate: Listings | Investor Club | Free Newsletter   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Gentry Learning — Fred Crouch's real estate education platform. Practical courses, active listings, an Investor Club, and a free newsletter. Whatever your next property move is, start here. Profit10™ — Take the free Profit Snapshot. Ten questions. A clear read on where your business stands across ten drivers. No cost, no sales call — just clarity. Notionhive — Websites built to perform, not just look good. If your site isn't bringing in leads, it's time for a rethink.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network — $1 CAD first month, $47 CAD/month. Real tools. Real people. Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest More Property Wizard episodes Past episodes — all streams Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Property Investment: Are You Getting This Wrong? | Nick Hill

  4. 5d ago

    $1M Revenue but Only $25K Profit—Here's Why

    GROWTH PILLAR: Leadership & Ops WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Founders managing teams / Leaders building systems WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A clear framework for finding where profit leaks, two real business case studies, and a practical diagnostic tool to start fixing what's quietly holding the business back.   Most growing businesses don't have a growth problem. They have a performance problem that growth just made visible. Frances Strickland, founder of VeroLead, joined the Canada Growth Network Power Hour to talk about why businesses that are winning on revenue can still feel impossible to run. She's worked with owners who made a million dollars and kept $25,000. She's worked with founders who built a $5 million business that stopped running the moment they left the room. In both cases, the answer wasn't more customers. It was fixing what was already broken inside. Frances walks through five core business capabilities — customers, value delivery, organized work, people leadership, and profit generation — and explains how growth causes them to collide when they aren't aligned. She shares two real client case studies: a Swiss translation company bleeding money on every engagement, and a manufacturing business losing $1,000 a day from a single unchecked gap. Both turned around not by doing more, but by finding two or three things that actually mattered and fixing those first. Key topics covered: Why growth reveals problems instead of creating them The five capability areas every business runs on Early warning signs long before profit starts to drop Owner dependency — what it looks like and what it costs How commercial discipline turns revenue into real profit The compounding power of small targeted improvements How to use the Profit Pulse Snapshot to find your starting point Connect with Frances Strickland:VeroLead | LinkedIn | Facebook Try Frances's free tool:Profit Pulse Snapshot — plug in one business issue and get strategic starting points instantly. Browse all episodes   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Canada Growth Network — Business connections and a CRM stack for $47/month CAD. Real tools. Real people. East Trade Winds — Free weekly networking every Tuesday 8–9 AM EST. Bring one challenge. Make one introduction. WebIndexer — Turn your website into a 24/7 client-facing assistant. See it live on knack4business.com.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network - $47 CAD/month. Real CRM tools. Real people. Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Attend the CGN Monday Power Hour free Past episodes — K4B / ETW / CGN Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    $1M Revenue but Only $25K Profit—Here's Why

  5. 6d ago

    Doing Everything Right But Still Failing | Toms Astahovskis

    GROWTH PILLAR: Leadership & Ops WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Team leaders / Anyone who's productive on paper but drained in practice WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A practical framework for personal flow, team flow, and flow culture — plus the one daily question that shifts everything.   Toms Astahovskis helps leaders stop burning energy on the wrong things and start building systems where work actually flows. He's a mindset and flow coach, digital nomad, and founder of Dream Accelerator Toms. Born in Latvia, he's worked as an electronics engineer, web developer, yoga teacher, and hostel manager, and built a coaching method that pulls from all of it. He calls it Tarot Coaching, and it gets to root causes fast. In this episode, Toms breaks down flow at three levels. Personal flow is when you can get in the zone on your own. Interpersonal flow is staying in it when other people are around. And flow culture is when the whole team — the structure, the meetings, the feedback loops — is designed to support it instead of break it. He covers the biggest myth about productivity: that pushing through is faster. It's not. A short pause before acting, he says, is almost always the more efficient move. He also shares why happiness is the clearest signal that flow is working — and why complaining is the clearest sign it isn't. Toms also introduces his Flow Masters community: built for people who want flow as a lifestyle, not just a two-hour work sprint. Key topics covered: Why traditional productivity creates burnout The three levels of flow: personal, interpersonal, cultural How to know if your team is actually in flow The one daily question that keeps you solution-focused How gene keys, human design, and tarot coaching work as diagnostic tools Why emotions last 90 seconds — and what that means for leaders How to build a flow culture without adding pressure Connect with Toms: Website Flow Masters Community LinkedIn Instagram YouTube TikTok Facebook Browse all episodes   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Profit10™ — Take the free Profit Snapshot and find out exactly where your business is strong and where it's leaking. Canada Growth Network — Real business connections plus a done-for-you automation stack, $47/month CAD. Notionhive — Websites built to perform, not just look good.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network — $1 CAD first month, $47 CAD/month. Real tools. Real people. Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Visit Knack 4 Business Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Doing Everything Right But Still Failing | Toms Astahovskis

  6. Jul 22

    Reading People: Why Your Perspective is Costing You Deals | Alan Stevens

    GROWTH PILLAR: Sales & Revenue WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Sales professionals / Leaders building teams WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A practical system for reading people before the conversation goes sideways — using facial features, body language, and micro expressions to communicate in the way each person actually needs.   Most deals don't fall apart because of price. They fall apart because you misread the person across from you. Alan Stevens is an internationally recognized profiling and communications specialist. The Guardian called him the world's leading authority on reading people. He has worked with Disney, Gillette, and Australian law enforcement. He is a bestselling author, media regular, and founder of the Campfire Project, the hashtag We Together, and the Business of Smiles. In this episode, Alan breaks down Rapid Trait Profiling — a system that combines facial feature analysis, micro expressions, body language, and para language to give you a live read on anyone, in real time. No questionnaire. No self-reporting. Just observation. What you'll learn: Why DISC and Myers-Briggs give you a snapshot — and why that snapshot changes every five months How facial features reveal personality before a word is spoken Why micro expressions appear in as little as one twenty-fifth of a second — and what they tell you How to match the way you speak to the way the other person needs to be spoken to Why the same pitch lands differently depending on who's in the room — and how to fix that in real time How Alan used profiling to help a child diagnosed as needing lifelong care go on to live independently and manage a team Alan also shares the story behind the Campfire Project — 700 hours of conversation across cultures, religions, and gender identities, with zero incidents of bigotry or disrespect. Now recognized as one of the most fully inclusive groups globally. Free resource: Alan offers a free 28-minute course at alanstevens.com.au — 14 short modules, no cost, a couple of cups of coffee worth of time. It gives you real traits to go out and test immediately. Connect with Alan Stevens: Website: alanstevens.com.au LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/readingfaces Blog: alanstevens.com.au/blogs YouTube: youtube.com/user/FaceProfiler X: x.com/Face_Profiler Instagram: instagram.com/face_profiler Facebook: facebook.com/ReadingFaces Vimeo: vimeo.com/alanstevens Browse all episodes   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Canada Growth Network — A business community where SMBs and solopreneurs get real referral-based connections plus GoHighLevel CRM for $47/month CAD. Profit10™ — Take the free Profit Snapshot and find out exactly what's holding your business back across ten key drivers. Property Wizard Podcast — Fred Crouch makes real estate and wealth building practical — whether you're investing to grow your business or building personal wealth.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network — $1 CAD first month, $47 CAD/month plus CRM stack Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Visit Knack 4 Business Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Reading People: Why Your Perspective is Costing You Deals | Alan Stevens

  7. Jul 21

    Rental Income Reporting: The Red Flag Most Accountants Warn About

    GROWTH PILLAR: Sales & Revenue WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Incorporated professionals / Anyone with rental income, business income, or investment activity WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: Practical CRA audit-proofing strategies, hard-won accounting insights, and clear guidance on when to stop filing your own taxes   Most business owners don't know they're waving a red flag at CRA until the nine-page letter shows up. Eric Sonego from Côté and Associates Professional Corporation has spent 30 years helping Canadians navigate the tax system — and in this Phoenix Business Exchange session, he tells it straight. CRA relies on computers and co-op students. That combination catches things that look wrong, even when they aren't. And if you're running a business, have rental income, or make investments, the odds of triggering a review go up fast. Eric walks through who should never do their own taxes, why popular tax software is currently facing a class action suit, and how a single mismatched postal code can kick off a full audit. He also covers the charity donation trap, the summer audit delay strategy, the disability tax credit most sick Canadians leave on the table, and why splitting a large donation across five years can keep you completely off CRA's radar. Côté and Associates operates across 11 offices in Canada and the US. Eric and his team handle everything from personal returns to corporate files — and they make sure your personal finances line up with your corporate picture before anything goes to the government. Connect with Eric: Côté and Associates Eric Sonego on LinkedIn CAPROS Blog Video Library Browse all episodes — K4B / ETW / CGN / PBEX   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — Phoenix Business Exchange — Join a PBEX session and connect with business owners who get it. Three times a week online, once a month in person. Profit10™ — Take the free Profit Snapshot and find out what's really holding your business back. Ten questions. No cost. Clear answers. Sterling Grace Technologies — Cybersecurity, IT, and business continuity for Canadian SMBs. Get a check-in before something goes wrong.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network — $1 CAD first month, $47 CAD/month plus GoHighLevel  Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Join Phoenix Business Exchange Past episodes Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Rental Income Reporting: The Red Flag Most Accountants Warn About

  8. Jul 20

    Business Mistakes Every Entrepreneur Makes | Iron House Pro

    GROWTH PILLAR: Leadership & Ops WHO THIS IS FOR: SMB owners / Solopreneurs / Founders preparing to transition / Leaders building systems WHAT THEY'LL GAIN: A clear look at why businesses stall, how to choose the right tech without getting sold, and what it actually takes to build a business that runs without you.   Most businesses don't fail because of a bad idea. They fail because the systems never caught up with the growth. Colby Jardine and Levi Lawrence are partners at Iron House Pro and co-hosts of the Built to Last Podcast. They work with founders and business owners who have built something real — but find themselves stuck, overwhelmed, or completely unable to step away. Together they bring a rare combination: Levi's background in technology selection, organizational design, and systems thinking, paired with Colby's expertise in habit change, creative strategy, and human behaviour. In this episode they break down the Death Valley Curve — the profitability dip that traps businesses between $2M and $5M — and explain why so many founders hit it without seeing it coming. They talk about artificial profit margin, technical debt, and what a real gap analysis looks like when someone actually knows what they're doing. They cover why people don't know what they need, only what they don't want, and how Iron House Pro acts as a people-first technology company that helps you choose tools based on fit, not sales pressure. Key topics covered: Why habits keep falling apart in business — and what actually fixes them The Death Valley Curve and how to survive it Tech stack selection from an agnostic perspective — no reselling, no stake in the game Artificial profit margin and technical debt explained plainly What a gap analysis looks like at Iron House Pro When to build systems — before the pain or after How to reduce founder dependency and build for transition or sale The difference between what clients want and what they actually need Coaching, peer groups, and the value of not learning the hard way alone Connect with Colby and Levi: Iron House Pro Colby Jardine on LinkedIn Levi Lawrence on LinkedIn Iron House Pro on LinkedIn Iron House Pro on Facebook Iron House Pro on Instagram Built to Last Podcast on Spotify Built to Last on YouTube Built to Last on Apple Podcasts Special thanks to Bernice Williams for making this introduction happen. Browse all episodes   — PARTNERS ON THIS EPISODE — @Hive — Real-world business networking, in person and online. Starter membership $99 CAD/year. Profit10™ — Take the free Profit Snapshot. Ten questions. Find out what's really holding your business back. Canada Growth Network — Business connections plus GoHighLevel CRM for $47/month CAD. Start your trial for $1.   Next Steps Email: info@kreativinsight.com Join Canada Growth Network — $1 CAD first month, $47 CAD/month plus GoHighLevel Subscribe to the K4B blog Search K4B episodes Register as a K4B guest Visit Knack 4 Business Disclaimer: Everything you heard today is for educational purposes only. It's not professional advice. Before you act on anything — talk to a certified expert in your area. Your accountant. Your lawyer. Someone who knows your situation. We share perspectives. You make the decisions. Want more? Head over to blog.knack4business.com — packed with practical episodes on AI, marketing, leadership, and growth. No fluff. Just the good stuff. Subscribe while you're there. Until next time; keep building. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

    Business Mistakes Every Entrepreneur Makes | Iron House Pro
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Welcome to the Knack 4 Business podcast, where we explore business ideas and share those ideas globally. Knack 4 Business is about sharing Knowledge, Networking, Architecture, Connecting and being Kreativ. That is what KNACK stands for. The common threads of any business are people, money, continuous change and information. In a diverse world, we are unique and face the same wins and challenges. In this podcast, we invite you to learn about what is out there and how connecting with people and ideas helps us all succeed. We cover business topics that range from the mind, the body, finances, legal, accounting, real estate, manufacturing, networking, IT, marketing, and social media, and add anything to the list that supports your work. Even your competitors have something to offer you.

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  • Creator
    Bernie Franzgrote
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    605
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Knack 4 Businesss
  • Show Website
    Knack 4 Business