EntreLeadership

Strategies and leadership principles for scaling a business AI summary

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Get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to scale and run a multimillion-dollar business as Dave Ramsey and EntreLeadership’s head coach John Felkins share proven strategies, leadership principles and real-world lessons that will help you grow your business.

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Latest episodes

  1. Why You Shouldn’t Promote Your Best Employee

    2026-11-13 · 11 min

    Your best employee could become your worst leader. In this episode, you’ll learn the three things to look for before promoting someone into leadership so you can avoid a costly mistake and build a stronger team. Next…

  2. 3 Products That Made Absolutely No Sense

    2026-11-11 · 14 min

    Holding on to the wrong product could be costing your business more than you think. In this episode, you'll learn from three major product failures and discover five questions to help you recognize when it's time to…

  3. Running a 6-Figure Business With 4 Kids

    2026-11-09 · 17 min

    If you're doing everything in your business, you'll never have time to grow it. In this episode, EntreLeadership’s head coach, John Felkins, takes a call from a business owner who's overwhelmed by her workload. He…

  4. How I Built a 7-Figure Business From My Garage

    2026-11-06 · 22 min

    You don’t need a million-dollar idea to build a successful business—you need to solve a real problem. In this episode, head coach John Felkins talks with JJGeorge founder, John Youngblood, about how a simple idea in his…

  5. What Really Killed Bed Bath & Beyond? (It Wasn’t Amazon)

    2026-11-04 · 14 min

    Sometimes the changes meant to save your business can end up destroying it. In this episode, learn the three mistakes that led to Bed Bath & Beyond’s downfall—and how to keep up with a changing market without…

  6. I’m a Christian, Should I Work on Sundays?

    2026-11-02 · 12 min

    Running a successful business shouldn’t mean compromising the values you built it on. In this episode, head coach John Felkins talks with a business owner struggling to honor the Sabbath while operating a business that…

  7. How Seasonal Businesses Actually Make Money

    2026-10-30 · 11 min

    Your off-season can make or break your business. In this episode, you'll learn how to make your busy season profits last, prepare your team for the rush, and use the slower months to set your business up for success.…

  8. How to Move Faster Without Hiring More People

    2026-10-28 · 22 min

    When work keeps piling up, adding more pressure—or more people—may only make things worse. In this episode, head coach John Felkins and Ramsey’s chief technology officer, Brendan Wovchko, explain how to find what’s…

  9. When Should I Replace My Key Employee? (He Passed Unexpectedly)

    2026-10-26 · 14 min

    When your team is grieving, even necessary business decisions can feel wrong. In this episode, head coach John Felkins talks with a business owner about how to honor an employee who has passed away, manage the…

  10. What Really Killed Toys R Us? (It Wasn’t Amazon)

    2026-10-23 · 14 min

    The decisions that helped you grow your business could be the same ones holding it back. In this episode, discover how three costly mistakes turned Toys R Us from an industry giant into a bankrupt company—and learn why…

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Oldest episode in feed
06/2014 · over 12 years
Typical length
43 min
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