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Hosted by Michael Cupps · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 67 episodes
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Season 3 of The Habit Architect is now here! Most business owners have built habits for themselves. Fewer have built the operational habits that make their company run the way it should. In Seasons 1 and 2, Michael Cupps sat down with leaders, operators and experts to explore the habits behind personal growth, professional performance and life's bigger transitions. In Season 3, those same conversations move inside the business: the operational habits, priorities and decisions that determine where a company ends up. Each episode goes inside a real business to look at the decisions and priorities that are either building toward an exit or working against one. Built for founders, CEOs, and operators at growth-stage companies, including PE-backed businesses, mid-market operators and business owners preparing for a sale or transition. Topics include operational habits, priority management, ex
Michael Cupps hosts The Habit Architect, a business show with 67 episodes published.
Nancy Henriquez has been building businesses since before she had a roadmap for it. She founded an MSP, grew it, sold it, then started another one. Now she runs Sibyl Consulting Group , leads community at MSP Unplugged ,
Ken Powell spent 20 years keeping a journal. When he saw something a great seller did that nobody else was teaching, he wrote it down. He never read it front to back until a CEO asked him to train a global salesforce and
Cold calling is running a 3% connection rate. Inboxes are buried under AI-generated spam. And sales teams are still being handed more tools and told to go faster. Timothy Hughes has been arguing for a different approach
Florencia Llosas, producer of The Habit Architect and founder of A Cheshire Creative, steps into the host chair for this episode while Michael Cupps takes the guest seat. The topic is one they had been circling for month
Most companies investing in AI are not getting the return they expected. The tools are there. The licenses are paid for. And the results still aren't coming. Yohann Doillon has a clear explanation for why, and it comes d
Michael Cupps sits down with Natalie Parker, founder of Natalie Parker Enterprises, TEDx speaker, and host of the Signal Award-winning podcast So Your Boss Sucks, Now What? , for a conversation about what silence actuall
Michael Cupps kicks off episode two of Season 3 with Joey Chandler, founder of Certain Growth Solutions and creator of the Alignment Engine framework. Chandler walks through how identifying three core values (not goals,
Season three of The Habit Architect opens with a shift. Michael Cupps has spent two seasons talking about personal habits and individual time management, and now he's turning the lens toward teams, companies, and what it
Michael Cupps closes out Season 2 of The Habit Architect with a conversation he's been looking forward to for a while. His guest, John Lurtz, is the Co-Founder of MorelandConnect, a Cleveland-based custom cloud software
Most people try to change their behavior by thinking differently. Amir Berenjian thinks you have to feel it first. In this episode of The Habit Architect, Michael Cupps sits down with Amir Berenjian, CEO and co-founder o
Hustle culture has a way of convincing you that the answer is always more. More calls, more hours, more systems, more data. Michael Cupps sits down with Meg Misiak, a sales training expert who spent 12 years scaling team
Most people know they have too much on their plate. What they don't know is why their to-do list keeps growing no matter how hard they work. In this episode, Michael Cupps sits down live with Florencia Llosas, producer o
Most people hear a story about someone who built a company, scaled it to 1.5 trillion in assets under management, and sold it to State Street, and they think that's the whole story. It isn't. In this episode, Michael Cup
Michael Cupps sits down with Chantelle Preston, healthcare entrepreneur, investor, growth strategist, and co-owner of a League One volleyball expansion team launching in San Francisco in 2027. Chantelle built Mentis Neur
Most leadership teams are pretty good at the big idea. They get in a room, whiteboard it, agree it's the right move, and then hand it off. What happens after that hand-off is where organizations quietly lose. Leslie Holm
For more than 20 years, marketing teams built an entire discipline around getting found on Google. Keywords, backlinks, content calendars, ad spend strategies, all of it engineered around one outcome: rank on page one. T
Allie Stark has built two things at the same time: a boutique executive coaching practice focused on female founders, and Noria, a leadership and development platform that helps teams shift how they work, lead, and grow
Most leaders think they know their people. Jason Taylor says the data tells a different story. Jason is the President of JET Coaching Co. and Managing Principal at Predictive Success Corporation. His work is built around
Resilience does not usually get built when life is easy. It gets built in the moments that force us to slow down, rethink what matters, and decide whether we are going to stay stuck in what happened or grow into what com
Long-term relationships do not usually break down because one conversation goes badly. They break down when tension gets buried, resentment builds quietly, and people stop returning to the hard conversations that could h
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The Habit Architect is hosted by Michael Cupps. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 67 episodes.
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