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Hosted by Dale Callahan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 252 episodes
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You’re a high-achieving professional—maybe in tech, engineering, or leadership—but your career feels stalled. You’re paid well, but it’s not enough. You want more: more purpose, more income, more control over your life. Company of One is a podcast for professionals who want to grow their income, make strategic career moves, or even build something on the side. Hosted by Dr. Dale Callahan—engineer, entrepreneur, and director of a top-ranked graduate program—this show gives you real strategies to take ownership of your future.Whether you’re climbing the ladder or considering stepping off it to build your own thing, this is your place to get unstuck and take action.
Dale Callahan hosts Company of One with Dale Callahan, a business show with 252 episodes published.
A listener named Denise wrote in after being passed over for promotion for the third time in five years — despite being the most dependable person on her team. Dale reads her email and breaks down why good, reliable empl
Did you choose this life, or did you drift into it? Most people can't tell the difference — and that's the problem. In this episode, I walk through why "I'm good" and "I never thought about it" can sound identical but me
A senior IT manager with 22 years of experience and a $150K salary writes in asking one question: why do I feel trapped? Dale reads the email and walks through what's really happening, what options most people miss, and
Staying in a stable job feels like the smart move. But when your entire income and career identity runs through one employer, you're not safe — you're exposed. In this episode, Dale talks through why playing it safe is t
No framework this week. No three-step process. Just the honest answer to a question I get asked a lot: what is this show actually about, and who is it for? If you've got a good job, good pay, and a quiet "is this it?" th
85% of jobs filled through networking. 70% never posted publicly. So why are you still refreshing Indeed? Dale shares the story of cold-calling a stranger and walking out with a job offer — then breaks down the full fram
When work stops giving you momentum, motion fills the gap. New house. Another certification. A side project that never quite launches. It feels like progress — but it's usually avoidance. In this episode, Dale breaks dow
Everyone's panicking about AI. But that's not the real fear—it's that the rules changed and nobody told you. This pattern repeats every 10-15 years. Same anxiety, different villain. The real difference? People who adapt
What Your Contributions Actually Cost the Company to Replace Marcus makes $125K a year and delivered $275,000 in value. Here's the formula that changes everything. We break down 6 contributions with real dollar math—auto
Most of you are generating way more value than you realize. You're writing code, fixing problems, catching issues before they blow up. But it's all invisible—which means it's all unpaid. This episode walks you through th
Most people think more money buys freedom. They end up bigger slaves. Owners: buy assets, look poor, treat their job as capital. Same income. Different thinking. Learn the three moves that change everything. Show notes:
"Before you build a business, before you make any move—pass the $500 test. Can you make $500 a month from a real customer who isn't your employer? If not, you don't have a business yet. You have a hobby. In this episode,
Most tech professionals talk about owning their future. But ownership isn't a mindset or a side hustle. It's three specific decisions: who you serve, what you charge, and how you spend your time. In this episode, I break
Most people think they need a business idea to start something on the side. They don’t. In this episode, I walk through why so many capable professionals feel stuck when it comes to starting—and what’s actually going on
Most technical professionals are already consulting… they just aren’t getting paid for it. In this episode, we break down the subtle ways engineers, developers, and technical leaders give away high-value expertise every
Most people think consulting starts with a website, a niche, or a big plan. It doesn’t. I’ve seen engineers and professionals quietly making $50K… $100K… sometimes more… without any of that. No brand. No audience. No fun
They spent $100,000 building it. The hardware worked. The code was clean. The demo… failed. In this episode, I walk through a real consulting story where a “perfect” technical solution collapsed in the real world—and how
Have you ever helped someone with a work problem, got paid, and then just went back to your normal job like nothing happened? That was consulting. You just didn't recognize it. In this episode I'm talking about why so ma
Most people say the same thing when you ask how work is going: “Things are great.” But when the conversation continues and a few real questions get asked, that story often starts to shift. In this episode, I share someth
Most professionals aren't stuck because they lack intelligence — they're stuck because they abandon what works too early. In this episode, we strip success down to its simplest form: experiment until you find what works,
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Company of One with Dale Callahan is hosted by Dale Callahan. The show is categorised under business (careers) and has published 252 episodes.
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