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Hosted by Alex Chisnall · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 660 episodes
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Screw It Just DO It is the podcast for entrepreneurs, founders and business builders who are ready to stop waiting and start building.Hosted by Alex Chisnall, the show features honest conversations with people who’ve faced uncertainty, taken risks and built businesses that matter — from kitchen-table side projects to global brands and billion-pound companies.Real stories. Real decisions. Real progress.New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
Alex Chisnall hosts Screw It Just DO It with Alex Chisnall, a business show with 660 episodes published.
At 17 years old, Thomas Robson-Kanu was told his football career might be over.Instead of accepting it, he researched natural nutrition with his father, created a raw turmeric formula, and went on to play in the Premier
Before Deliciously Ella became one of the UK's best-known wellness brands, it was simply a community. In this Founder Classic, Matthew Mills, CEO and co-founder of Deliciously Ella alongside Ella Mills, explains why buil
Everyone is talking about AI. But this conversation isn't really about AI. It's about something far more valuable. How founders spot opportunities. How they recover from failure. Why they pivot. And why the best entrepre
Dom McGregor helped build Social Chain into one of the UK's most talked-about businesses. Behind the success, he was struggling. In this Founder Classic, Dom opens up about addiction, hitting rock bottom, rebuilding his
Charlotte Lee and Olivia Bishop didn't set out to build a swimwear brand—they were simply frustrated customers. After struggling to find stylish, high-quality swimwear without paying expensive shipping and import duties,
Most people would never walk away from a secure, high-paying career.Piers Linney did exactly that.In this Founder Classic, Piers shares why he left investment banking to become an entrepreneur, how Richard Branson influe
Pete has spent decades helping elite athletes, entrepreneurs and business leaders perform at their best.But this conversation isn't about performance.It's about grief.It's about identity.It's about what happens when life
From the outside, Dan Murray-Serter had everything: awards, recognition, and a fast-growing startup. He was being invited to Buckingham Palace every couple of months. His company had just been nominated for Best Mobile C
Adam Stott left school with one GCSE. He was told, repeatedly, that he was never going to achieve anything. His dad lost everything when Adam was ten, and they moved from a six-bedroom house and private school to living
Most founders never get told what investors are actually looking for. In the first episode of the Screw It Just DO It Founder Playbook, Luke Smith from Molten Ventures answers the question founders actually want answered
Gyve Safavi spent years building brands inside some of the world’s biggest companies before convincing himself he had missed his opportunity to become an entrepreneur. Then everything changed. This episode is not simply
Most people never start because they want something. Simon Squibb says that is the problem. Wanting is not enough. You have to need it. In this Founder Classic episode of Screw It Just DO It, Simon explains the single mi
Steven Mendel built ManyPets from an idea into one of Europe's leading pet insurance businesses. But this episode isn't about insurance. It's about finally backing yourself. After years building successful businesses ins
Jim Cregan was a labourer. He was hosting festival stages dressed as a mermaid. He had no idea what he was doing or where he was going. Then he went to Australia, walked into a petrol station hungover, and found a ready-
Alla Ouvarova didn't have experience in food. She didn't have investors lining up. She didn't even have an existing category to enter. Alongside co-founder Anna, she launched Two Chicks and created the liquid egg white c
Tommy Kelly spent years in the Royal Marines operating in some of the harshest environments on earth. But one lesson carried into business: Do hard things. This became a conversation around discomfort, resilience, burnou
Simon Woodroffe left school at 16. He got arrested at 19. He built stages for rock bands, sold TV rights, and spent decades figuring out how the world worked. Then at 47, with no restaurant experience, he put his entire
This episode was recorded when Huel was four years old and doing £14 million in revenue. You are listening to it knowing what it eventually became. Julian Hearn started Huel with a simple goal: find 1,000 people willing
Joe Woodward had what most people would call a dream job. Chief Marketing Officer for the Rajasthan Royals in Mumbai. Ten years building things in sport, music and entertainment. Then the pandemic hit, the rug came out f
Raj Thiruchelvarajah was running a health and fitness business when his co-founder sent him a document that changed everything. It was an idea about wearable blood flow restriction technology. Within months, Raj had shut
Ben Branson
Founder of Seedlip · Seedlip
1 appearance on this show
Sammie Ellard-King
Up the Gains
1 appearance on this show
Sammie Ellard King
Up the Gains
1 appearance on this show
Iain Ward
The King of Chemo · Solar Agricultural Services
1 appearance on this show
Claire Warner
co-founder of Æcorn Aperitifs · Aecorn Drinks
1 appearance on this show
Robert Hanna
Director of National Sales & Marketing · Cohn & Dussi, LLC
1 appearance on this show
Jay Morton
1 appearance on this show
Sahar Hashemi
founder of Coffee Republic · Coffee Republic
1 appearance on this show
Steven Mendel
ManyPets
1 appearance on this show
Simon Gardiner
Carrington West
1 appearance on this show
Calypso Rose
Offscript
1 appearance on this show
Nishant Sharma
Rutland Square Spirits
1 appearance on this show
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