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Hosted by David Sherry · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 72 episodes
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Step inside real founder conversations: raw, unrehearsed, and honest. No playbook. No polish. Just ambitious entrepreneurs uncovering the answers that were there all along. Because every business hides something valuable trapped under the weight of success and chaos of growth.The Hidden Value podcast is hosted by David Sherry. David works with early-stage founders to grow professionally and personally. He founded, sold, and advises Death to Stock – a media company and newsletter that serves brands like Unfold, Figma, and Spotify.
David Sherry hosts Hidden Value with David Sherry, a business show with 72 episodes published.
In this episode, I talk about working like a lion as a better productivity model for an ADD-style brain. Instead of trying to graze all day, the idea is to rest deeply, work in intense bursts, use habits and rules to car
Trade Up Your Media: Stop Infotainment & Read for Real Change The speaker discusses feeling unsatisfied by scrolling and "infotainment," which blurs information and entertainment and scatters attention with addictive but
AI, Change, and Opportunity: How to Adapt Without Doing It Alone David discusses how constant change in the world creates new opportunities, even when it feels scary and demands adaptation. He notes that every day brings
David Sherry explains why goal-setting often fails for entrepreneurs and how to fix it. He argues that many people set "fake" goals based on what they think they should want or what others are doing, which leads to low c
This video explains why entrepreneurship often feels like an emotional roller coaster, with highs and lows driven not just by business problems but by how founders relate to them. As businesses grow, more people and more
What many people call burnout is often deeper misalignment: as you change over time, your current job, relationship, hobby, or identity may stop feeling resonant, leading to boredom, masking your true feelings, and a gro
Many founders wrongly chase "freedom," entrepreneurship can reduce freedom as success grows and that a life with no responsibilities can lead to depression; instead, real freedom is choosing which responsibilities to tak
In this Hidden Value session, Tanya Moushi and I explore the themes of creativity, freedom, and the complexities of personal and professional responsibilities. Tanya shares her struggles with creative paralysis and the d
Andrew Fink left a stable career in management consulting to build a solo writing practice helping founders turn their ideas into newsletters, LinkedIn content, and now even books. His business is working. He makes a goo
Mohammad Khan helps deep tech founders make their complex ideas understandable and compelling. But lately, he’s been facing the same challenge he solves for others: how to articulate the unique value of his own work. Whe
In this episode, I sit down with Cris Valerio, a former journalist turned tech innovator, as she shares her career journey from the newsrooms of New York City to the tech scene of Silicon Valley. Cris opens up about her
In this Hidden Value session, David sits down with Latham to explore his journey from engaging in the education of his child through homeschooling to aspiring to turn his insights and experiences into a community-centric
When Charlie Ward built Ramen Club (an online community for SaaS founders) and Ramen Space (a physical coworking hub in London), he found himself running two thriving but different businesses—one online, one offline. In
When Saara Lampwalla left her corporate role to build something of her own, she entered a season defined by visibility, vulnerability, and the courage to be seen in a new light. In this episode, David and Saara explore w
I spoke with someone recently who was *really* stuck. I’ll call him Joe. Joe was not just stuck professionally, but with his relationship (on again off again) and with his work (not sure if he should change careers or No
Join David Sherry in this episode of Founder Therapy as he discusses the crucial distinction between intuition and fear in decision-making. Learn how to recognize whether your decisions are driven by genuine intuition or
One of our earliest photographers at Death to Stock was Patrick Chin . Patrick had built a business in the luxury hotel and fine dining space. This meant that Patrick had to fly around to take photos at beautiful beachsi
One of the compliments I receive most often in my work is something along the lines of: “You ask such great questions.” This probably comes after I ask someone some questions that I’m curious about. You get better at ask
“ What are the levers that I can pull that are going to help me create more value?” Say you want to charge more, be more known, get better testimonials, get more respect from others… the simplest pathway is to expand the
Creating Streaks Streaks have always been helpful to me, building a chain of habits that help you see your own progress. For entrepreneurs, they are especially important because it’s so easy to feel like you aren’t makin
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