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Hosted by Katrina Purcell · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 113 episodes
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Welcome to the Managed Chaos podcast, where host, Katrina Purcell gives you the startup business rundown in less time than it takes you to get to work. You can find Katrina on all of your favorite podcasting apps as well as on Instagram and YouTube, where we are @managedchaospodcast. For additional resources or to continue the conversation, you can find Katrina Purcell on LinkedIn. https://www.linkedin.com/in/katrina-purcell/https://www.themanagedchaospodcast.com/
Katrina Purcell hosts Managed Chaos Podcast, a business show with 113 episodes published.
Life is too short for a business that makes you feel average. In episode three of this four-part series, Katrina Purcell sits down again with ops strategist Faith Morris — mom of two and co-owner of a masonry business —
"It's just faster if I do it myself." Every founder has said it — and it's exactly why so many businesses end up with a graveyard of half-finished projects. In episode two of this four-part series, Katrina Purcell sits d
Your business is growing. So why does it feel like it's about to fall apart? Katrina Purcell kicks off a brand-new four-part series with Faith Morris — ops strategist and the self-described "second brain" for online serv
What's the difference between owning a business and owning a job? M&A advisor, author, and former eight-figure business owner Mark Hartmann breaks down exactly what separates founders who cash out big from those who get
Your business isn't worth what you think it is. And buyers already know why. Most founders spend years building a business, only to be blindsided when that first offer comes in at less than half of what they expected. Th
Four episodes. One masterclass. And one final lesson: the bold win. Jennifer Ravalli closes out the go-to-market arc with her most important lesson yet: how to stop blending in, why taking calculated risks is the only wa
A great strategy means nothing if your team can't execute it. And most of the time, the problem isn't the people — it's the clarity. Jenn Ravalli is back for her third of the go-to-market arc, and this one is all about t
Your pipeline isn't a sales problem. It's a strategy problem — and the data will tell you exactly where things went wrong. Most founders think a stalled pipeline means someone on the team dropped the ball. But Jenn Raval
Cheap GTM is expensive. And most founders don't find out until it's too late. A go-to-market strategy isn't just a sales plan, and if you're treating it like one, you're already behind. Katrina sits down with Jenn Ravall
Stop waiting to be discovered. Nobody's coming to find you. You've been holding back your wins, quietly doing the work, and telling yourself you'll share it when the time is right. But what if staying silent was actually
The best networkers in the room aren't the loudest ones. They're the ones asking the best questions. You've been dreading the small talk, rehearsing your introduction, and leaving events exhausted when the whole time, th
You don't need a design degree. You need to notice where the magic is missing. You've been so focused on the agenda, the slides, and the logistics that you've forgotten the part people actually remember: how it felt. Kat
You don't need a strategy deck. You need to introduce two people. You've been building the perfect plan — the platform, the logo, the content calendar. But what if the only thing standing between you and a real community
You should fire yourself from doing admin work. Delegate everything else. You're past the solo founder stage, but not quite big enough to hire a full-time CFO or Head of HR. So what do you do? Katrina Purcell sits down w
Investors don't invest in lawsuits. Clean IP increases your valuation. You've built the brand. You've protected the name. Now someone wants to buy the whole thing. Katrina Purcell wraps up this four-part legal foundation
You built the course, the podcast, and the blog. Now, how do you stop someone from Ctrl+C / Ctrl+V-ing your business? In this episode of Manage Chaos, host Katrina Purcell continues the four-part legal foundations series
Founders use these words interchangeably, but getting them mixed up leaves your assets exposed. In this episode of Managed Chaos, Katrina Purcell continues the four-part legal foundations series with trademark attorney a
You bought the domain. GoDaddy said it was available. So you're good, right? Wrong. In this episode of Managed Chaos, host Katrina Purcell kicks off a four-part series on legal foundations for founders with Lauren Bercus
Investors don't just diligence your data room; they diligence your body language. If you and your co-founder hate each other, they know. And it kills the deal. In this episode of Managed Chaos, host Katrina Purcell wraps
The skills that got you to Seed aren't the skills that get you to Series B. What happens when one founder can scale and the other can't—or doesn't want to? In this episode of Managed Chaos, host Katrina Purcell continues
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