Hosted by James Oliver, Jr. · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 62 episodes
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Welcome to the #1 podcast for parents who are entrepreneurs.James Oliver, Jr., a 3X founder, co-founder of the world's cutest twins, and Techstars and gener8tor alum, brings you topics, guests, and advice to help you be the best parent and entrepreneur you can be.
James Oliver, Jr. hosts Parents Making Profits, a business show with 62 episodes published.
In this episode, James loops in his friends Anastasia Simon , who is the Managing Director of the Techstars WaterTech and sustainability accelerator, and Mina Raver , founder of BetterCEO. Learn more and donate to the Ka
In this episode, James talks about the importance of supporting founder mental wellness and announces his new Kabila Founder Mental Health Fund. He also loops in his friend, Peachi Williams, founder of the Freshman Fun B
In this episode, James talks about when it's a problem to have a chip on your shoulder. James leans on the thoughts of VC, Mike Troiano , founder of Villie , Kim Jolasun , and VC Mark Suster . Here's the link to hilariou
In this episode, James talks about his experience with Bluesky and how to connect with your Twitter friends on Bluesky. If you're on the fence about joining Bluesky, this episode should help you. Check out Kawamata Ryo ,
In this episode, James talks with Shahab Kaviani of Founder Well about what founders can do to create mental wellness. Shahab is graciously offering the first three listeners a free 3-month pass on the Founder Well platf
In this episode, James inspires you to get out of your own head and get to work being great! James reached out to his friends, Damon Brown of Bring Your Worth TV , and Peachi Williams, founder of Freshman Fun Box to get
In this episode, James replays a live-stream pitch event from LinkedIn with Techstars CEO, David Cohen, giving three founders feedback on their pitches; he also shared the Techstars co-founder origin story. And finally,
In this episode, James discusses an interesting TechCrunch article , "New study of unicorn founders finds most are 'underdogs,' and female founders are rising" By Mike Butcher . Connect with James on LinkedIn and share y
In this episode, James explores a Real Simple article, "1 0 "Microadventures" You Can Take When You Need a Quick Happiness Boost, By Amy Maclin. Try them this week! And we have a treat for you today, James invited his wi
In this episode, James explores a Forbes article, " How To Thrive: 7 Ways To Create Happiness In The Future Of Work, by Tracy Brower, PhD Connect with James on LinkedIn and share your thoughts. Because I'm a LinkedIn sno
In this episode, James explores an Upworthy article , " A helpful chart to explain the difference between support and 'toxic positivity' Can positivity be "toxic"? "By Sarah Schuster Connect with James on LinkedIn and sh
In this episode, James explores the famous Teddy Roosevelt quote about the man in the arena, and what it means for you to show up in the arena of life for yourself, your family, and your business. James has his friends D
In this episode, James talks with introvert sales expert and rapid growth coach, Matthew Pollard , about how introverts can thrive as entrepreneurs. You can download a free chapter of Matthew's books here . And visit her
In this episode, James shares ten ways to be kind to yourself during mental health awareness month and beyond. James referenced the article , Psychologists Are Sharing Everyday Habits That Can Help You Be Kinder To Yours
In this episode, James rants about why being kind is better than being nice - especially to entrepreneurs. James shares this CNN article , Being a nice person is not the same as being kind. Why the difference is so impor
In this episode, James talks with entrepreneurs who have struggled with saying "no" and shares ten ways to say no that might be comfortable for you. James shares this Better Up article , How To Say No To Others (And Why
In this episode, James shares five important lessons for new entrepreneurs. James discusses this Entrepreneur Magazine article , I Started My Business In My Mom's Basement at the Age of 17. Here are 5 Rules I Wish I Had
In this episode, James endeavors to inspire you if you've been grinding on your business but haven't gotten the results you expect. James discusses this article , People who become successful later in life usually have t
In this episode, James talks with Liberty White about her new project, She Learns AI , to teach 1,000 women how to do AI prompt engineering. Plus she shares three AI prompts that can help you be more efficient/effective
In this episode, James talks with Marie Roker-Jones about how introverts can tap into their super-power, the joy of missing out, or JOMO! Be sure to stick around to the end for the dad jokes! To get two free months of po
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Parents Making Profits is hosted by James Oliver, Jr.. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 62 episodes.
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