StartupCamp
Summary: Dale Partridge is a serial entrepreneur and founder of StartupCamp.com and Sevenly.org. Described as “a mind who understands the art of starting”, each week Partridge interviews a new high performance starter teaching startups, entrepreneurs, and everyday dreamers how to form strong ideas, launch lucrative ventures, position their brand, love their people, and develop business models that offer freedom to their founders. Dale's a renowned expert on branding, consumer psychology, and startup strategy. He is an avid speaker and has been featured in various business publications including the cover of Entrepreneur Magazine, Fox News, NBC, INC Magazine, Mashable, MSN Money, Forbes and the Los Angeles Times.
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Have you done anything to prepare for retirement? Are your finances in order? Have you eliminated all of your non-mortgage debt? What about a plan or a dream or a vision for what life could be like with complete financial freedom... Do you have one?
The word introvert has become the buzz in sociological studies today. Research says about half of our population identify themselves as an introvert. Today s guest Susan Cain is a proud introvert and authority on the topic will be sharing her findings of how to embrace, work with, and understand the quieter side of society.
We live in a culture of talkers, walkers, and balkers. People who trying to close the gap between their dreams and their reality, with words instead of behavior.
The last Tuesday of each month I answer 10 of the top questions from our listeners. From family and leadership to entrepreneurship and design, I dive to deep offer solid wisdom for dreamers, starters, and doers.
Our ability to ask good questions has a direct connection with the rate of our success. Today s guest is a master of curiosity and helps others recognize the role strong questions play in the financial, influential, and relational arenas of our life.
The hardest part of building a business is the beginning. Sure, there s excitement and the thrill of going out on your own. But there is also a heavy reality of vetting your idea, your strategy, and your decision to move forward.
There's a secret out there. A way a living that is so naturally attractive, that is does the heavy lifting for you. Love sounds like a simple word. But living it out in a contagious way isn't. Today's guest shows us how it's done.
People always ask me, "Dale, how do you define success?" As a businessperson people expect me to respond with some level of financial ability or size of a business. But it's quite the opposite as you'll hear in this special episode of the StartupCamp.com Podcast.
Have you ever felt your past brokenness is preventing you from future success? Maybe you had a traumatic moment that scarred your mind and has limited your potential. Today s guest can not only relate but provides a difficult, yet clear path to healing.
How you make people feel about themselves, tells the world how much you respect others. We live in a time where people can t separate disagreement from disrespect. From our social media feeds to our in-person encounters, we've lost respect for our fellow man.
Most leaders aren't loved. They are respected, feared, or esteemed, but not loved. Today's guest is one for the record books as he shares the magic behind leading with love. Many have called it "servant leadership", but our conversation shows us it is much more than that.
Are you a creative entrepreneur looking to leverage design as a way to compete? Or maybe you re a startup interested in having investors involved in your startup?
Do you ever compare your life to someone else s? Do you struggle with social media envy? What about doubting that you re good enough or strong enough or smart enough to succeed?
Each of us has 168 hours in a week. How is it that some people are able to achieve far greater progress, success, and freedom than others with same amount of time? Today's guest shares the science on what it really takes to be more productive.
Were you bullied as a kid? Maybe you weren t as smart as the other children. Or what about your weight? Were you bullied or call you fat? How about money?