Hosted by Erik Berglund · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 179 episodes
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Most people know the headline of a leader’s story. Few know the path it took to get there. This podcast goes beyond titles, book launches and business wins, to explore the lived journey behind the thought leader. Through deep, unhurried conversations, we uncover the moments that shaped them—the doubts, pivots, convictions, and quiet breakthroughs that built their body of work. Each episode features authors, coaches, executives, and bold thinkers who have forged their own path. Instead of rehearsed talking points, they’re invited into a space where thoughtful questions unlock something more human. The result is a layered conversation that reveals not just what they preach, but how they became the kind of person who can teach it. Because we believe the best stories aren’t always told—they’re revealed. And when brilliant people are given the right questions and the room to answer them fully, what emerges is insight you can feel, frameworks you can appl
Erik Berglund hosts I Have Some Questions..., a business show with 179 episodes published.
Erik and Alli get real about a form of guilt that shows up for high performers and solopreneurs: not only guilt about resting, but guilt about “adulting” not being productive too. They unpack why it happens, what “rest”
🧠 Erik’s Take Erik reflects on his conversation with Cameron Sabet—a 24-year-old medical student, researcher, venture capitalist, policy advisor, and entrepreneur whose ability to operate across multiple disciplines lef
🧠 Erik’s Take After his conversation with Christopher Sund, Erik walked away thinking less about healthcare staffing—and more about systems. The healthcare industry is being squeezed from both sides at once: an aging po
Cameron Sabet operates at the intersection of medicine, venture capital, journalism, policy, and global public health—and somehow manages to connect all of them into one coherent worldview. In this conversation, Erik and
Erik sits down with healthcare staffing leader Christopher Sund for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of healthcare, hiring, leadership, and AI. From staffing shortages and burnout to interviewing, recruiting,
Erik shares how he’s running a week-one “vibe coding” summer curriculum for his 10- and 7-year-old daughters using voice-first ChatGPT. He and Justin unpack what’s working, what friction to watch for, and how to think ab
Erik and Alli dig into “invisible rules” that shape how we behave at work, especially the ones that reward constant availability and create anxiety. They compare examples from different cultures, then get practical about
🧠 Erik’s Take In this reaction episode, Erik reflects on his conversation with Bill Dowd — founder of Skedaddle Humane Wildlife Control — and explores the deeper strategic lessons hiding underneath what initially sounds
🧠 Erik’s Take After reflecting on his conversation with Josh Frantz, Erik kept coming back to a deceptively simple idea: every company has hidden problems that leadership would absolutely want to solve — if they actuall
Bill Dowd went from professional hockey player to founder of North America’s largest humane wildlife control franchise — and in the process, built a business most people never even realize exists until they desperately n
In this episode, Erik sits down with entrepreneur and Blyndspot CEO Josh Frantz to explore one of the most overlooked ideas in business: the untapped intelligence hidden inside organizations. Josh shares how his experien
Erik and Justin take a practical tour through AI “tools that actually ship.” They start with Lovable to build a real landing page fast, then move to NotebookLM for source-grounded research and repackaging, and finish wit
Alli and Erik work through a familiar leadership bottleneck: a team is burning out, a senior leader brings data and requests support, and the boss keeps asking for more data or dismisses what’s already been presented. Er
🧠 Erik’s Take This conversation with Nicole O’Sullivan went deeper than expected—and that’s exactly why it mattered. What stood out wasn’t just how to sell better, but how to think better about people. Erik reflects on
🧠 Erik’s Take Erik reflects on his conversation with Zia Mohi through a leadership lens that’s both practical and deeply personal. What stood out most wasn’t just tactical advice—it was the mindset shifts required to le
Nicole O’Sullivan doesn’t teach sales tactics—she rewires how people think about selling. In this conversation, she and Erik explore why most sales conversations fail long before the pitch even begins. From the brain’s b
In this conversation, Erik sits down with Zia Mohi, COO of CTI Staffing, to unpack a journey that started in reluctant sales and evolved into high-level operational leadership. What unfolds is a raw, practical exploratio
Erik and Justin unpack what an “AI orchestration layer” actually means when agents move from experiments into day-to-day operations. They focus on the practical shift from building tools to managing systems: mirroring th
Erik and Alli compare notes on what goes wrong when high-performing leaders move from managing individual contributors to leading leaders. They highlight recurring gaps, including losing ground-level visibility, suddenly
🧠 Erik’s Take Erik reflects on his conversation with Scott Anderson as a rare opportunity to learn from someone who has led where most people will never go—combat zones, humanitarian crises, and high-stakes environments
Scott Anderson
serial entrepreneur, executive coach, licensed mental health therapist, founder of Double Dare, author of You’re Not Toast · BMO Capital Markets
2 appearances on this show
Lisa Even
keynote speaker, corporate leadership expert, bestselling author
2 appearances on this show
Daniel Schmidt
Royal City Brewing Co.
2 appearances on this show
Erik
Captain · Free League Publishing
1 appearance on this show
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I Have Some Questions... is hosted by Erik Berglund. The show is categorised under business (management) and has published 179 episodes.
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