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Beate Chelette on building purpose-driven businesses - conversations with founders, strategists and thought leaders about aligning identity, inner work and business growth.
The Business Growth Architect Show, hosted by Beate Chelette, is a weekly podcast that integrates the unique perspectives of spirituality and strategic business practices. The podcast aims to assist entrepreneurs and business leaders in achieving profound success and personal fulfillment by aligning their spiritual beliefs with their business operations. It not only promotes financial growth but also emphasizes the importance of creating a purpose-driven business that benefits the lives of individuals it touches. Each episode provides listeners with practical strategies, inspiring stories, and actionable advice.
Entrepreneurs, startup founders, business coaches, consultants, and leadership teams - people building purpose-driven businesses.
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Mike Weisman, founder of Higher Ground Life Consultancy, spent thirty years building other people's brands until his ad agency collapsed - a conversation about imposter syndrome and the gap between performance and identity.
Ed Lee, author of The Last Mile of Trust, on why pricing is about trust and perceived value rather than competitor benchmarks - and how founders underprice themselves out of insecurity.
Maeve Ferguson, The Authority Architect, on how identity work reshaped her data-driven diagnostic-funnel business for Harvard professors and bestselling authors.
Alice Kao, co-founder of Sender One Climbing, on childhood trauma, daily narrative authorship, and building six climbing gyms while carrying an old story about not being enough.
Tarkan Salar on deliberately dismantling his $50M fashion company over eighteen months and living in the unfinished gap between identities.