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Business lessons hiding in plain sight
What a founder biopic teaches about scaling too fast
Getting the contract was the exciting part. Being ready to fulfill it was the real work.
The meeting scene that explains every failed partnership
The handshake is easy. Alignment is the hard part.
Why the antagonist usually has the better business model
Study the person you are supposed to dislike. Take the lesson. Leave the behavior.
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Generating revenue and building a sustainable business are not the same thing.
Kat Shepherd · Founder, BizFlixTalk™
Three minutes of screen time, one lesson in delegation
If you are always down in the weeds, you cannot see what is happening to the forest.
The montage lie: why growth never looks like that
You are comparing your full-length movie to somebody else’s trailer.
What heist films get right about building a team
A team is not a group of good people. It is a set of covered responsibilities.
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Every story can teach you something. The power is knowing what to do with the lesson.
The BizFlixTalk W.A.T.C.H. Method
More from the archive
The pricing conversation nobody films
Your price is telling a story. What is it saying?
When the mentor is wrong
Take advice seriously. Take it conditionally.
Cash flow is the plot twist
You can’t make Friday’s payroll with an unpaid invoice.
The sequel problem: growing past your first success
Your business needs a sequel. Just don’t remake the first movie.
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