Hosted by Mac · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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The unfiltered side of entrepreneurship. Each episode dives into the real journey of founders — the wins, the losses, the pivots, and the lessons learned along the way. From billion-dollar builders to undiscovered hustlers, The Entrepreneur’s Cut gives entrepreneurial minds a front-row seat to the raw stories that don’t make the highlight reel.
Mac hosts The Entrepreneur’s Cut, a business show with 16 episodes published.
Most founders think they're not getting investment because their pitch deck isn't good enough. Sam Marchant says that's almost never the reason. As a VC partner who's backed north of 100 companies, he's pretty clear on w
Show notesWill Pringle dropped out of university after 8 weeks, took a £1,000 pay cut to break into recruitment. Now he's a group MD with 20+ staff and the best reputation in his market. In this episode we cover: Why Will turned d
Show notesShe's helped countless professionals find lasting love — but what professional matchmaker and dating coach Siobhan Copland reveals in this conversation might surprise you. The biggest barrier to meaningful relationships
Show notesKevin Humphrys has spent years fighting for an industry that keeps millions of people alive — yet most of society still looks the other way. In this episode, Kevin pulls back the curtain on what's really happening inside
Show notesDr. Emil is a former medical doctor turned serial entrepreneur who's failed more businesses than most people start. Now he runs a longevity and biohacking company helping men optimise their lives. This was a high-energy
Show notesWhat if the very drive that made you successful is the same thing slowly destroying your peace, your health, and your relationships? In this raw and deeply confronting conversation, Gary Allman opens up about his collaps
Show notesFounders often lose themselves in the grind of building a business, forgetting that entrepreneurship is as much about self-actualisation as it is about revenue. In this episode, Owen Ashby shares his unconventional journ
Show notesWhat separates coaches who crumble from those who rise? Dan Forbes knows the answer—because he's lived both sides of that equation. At 44, with over two decades in health and fitness, Dan has built his coaching career on
Show notesFear and shame quietly sabotage our goals, relationships, and businesses—but they don’t have to run the show. In this episode, Mac and Shawn dive deep into how these two emotions become the biggest barriers to our succes
Show notesIn this conversation, Andy Nathan shares his journey from corporate life to becoming a coach focused on men's emotional health. He discusses the importance of self-awareness, the impact of male role models, and the need
Show notesShaan Arora built Alia into a multi million pound ecommerce force in a market crowded with forgettable tools. He did it by backing judgement, moving fast and refusing to let the product drift into mediocrity. His path sh
Show notesIn this episode we speak to Pete Taylor, a men’s coach who went from corporate success to deep personal awakening. He shares how facing discomfort, setting boundaries, and building emotional intelligence helped him shift
Show notesShawn French is a high performance coach, keynote speaker, and founder of The Determined Society, a top one percent globally ranked podcast known for its raw, unfiltered conversations with elite performers and industry l
Show notesThis episode dives into the real business journey of Breanna, the founder of Weylyn Apparel. Once set on a career in medicine, she pivoted into entrepreneurship and turned her passion for fitness and fashion into a thriv
Show notesIn this episode, Jack Taylor (@the.jacktaylor) reveals how reframing ADHD as a hunter brain can unlock hidden strengths for entrepreneurs. We dive into his journey of self-discovery, exploring how ADHD impacts business,
Show notesIn this episode, Louis Calvert opens up about his leap from fitness coaching to guiding entrepreneurs on how to build businesses that align with their creativity and purpose. We dive into why most entrepreneurs lose thei
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The Entrepreneur’s Cut is hosted by Mac. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 16 episodes.
The Entrepreneur’s Cut has published 16 episodes.
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