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Life is real. Business is real life. And bullshit advice doesn’t apply. This is a business podcast that actually goes there—into growth, leadership, risk, and the parts no one wants to talk about without dressing it up in artificial, polished nonsense. Hosted by James Ellis, owner of Big Left—armed with more degrees than ABCs and a level of experience we’d die of old age trying to list—and Tabitha Starr, owner of Slight Look, MBA (currently residing on the floor of her closet), and proud former member of the dark side of business. This is a business podcast like no other. Leaders and entrepreneurs—gird your loins.
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When is an investment actually worth it? In this episode, James and Tabitha tackle one of the hardest questions every entrepreneur faces: when should you do it yourself, when should you hire help, and how do you know if
Feeling overwhelmed by the myth of the work-life balance and keeping your sanity? This episode is your chaos guide to managing chaos without losing your mind—packed with humor, real stories, and surprisingly practical ti
James and Tabitha dig into the bleak comedy of modern work: doom jobbing, fake job posts, AI-filtered applications, and the emotional spiral of trying to feel productive in a job market that often feels rigged. From ther
Is Your Idea Worth a Damn? Today, we explore one that just might be. In a world where AI is rapidly replacing jobs, how can humans still stand out? Join us as we dive into the future of recruitment, questioning whether a
Most of us are unwittingly handing over our most private data to AI-driven apps that promise convenience but pose serious risks. Imagine an AI that not only manages your household chores but also reads your mail, analyze
Most of our everyday routines, unless we’re aware, are just rewired versions of trends from decades past, and the current cycle is speeding up fast. From fashion come-backs like Y2K styles and tiny eyebrows, to economic
The The Devil Wears Prada 2 unexpectedly sent James and Tabitha down a rabbit hole about AI, social media, disappearing industries, and what happens when technology starts replacing the work humans used to do. From the d
Ever notice how some of us wait for permission before making a move—permission to change, speak up, pivot, grow, or finally trust ourselves? In this episode, James and Tabitha unpack the “permission trap,” the childhood
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Everyone has a plan until life asks you to write it down. In this episode, James Ellis and Tabitha Starr actually walk you through it, the real steps to building a strategic roadmap that works. And works for LIFE and WOR
Hourly billing feels safe. It isn't. In this episode, James Ellis and Tabitha Starr get into why charging by the hour might be the thing quietly capping your income, your clients, and your sanity. Not because you're doin
Nobody warns you about the body stuff. In this episode, James Ellis and Tabitha Starr start where most entrepreneurship conversations won't — your health, your coverage, and what happens when your physical reality crashe
In this episode, James Ellis and Tabitha Starr get into what happens when people in your business start acting… a little unhinged. We’re talking clients causing drama, employees testing every boundary you’ve ever set, an
Pricing sounds simple until you actually have to do it. In this episode, James Ellis and Tabitha Starr get into what pricing really touches: how you value your work, how your business is structured, and why most pricing
In this conversation, James Ellis and Tabitha Starr discuss the complexities of navigating failure in business, the importance of ethical practices, and the challenges of client management. They explore the concept of re
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