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THE LESSON LEARNED
We believe every story our guests have shared has their own touch, and their own lessons to learn from. However, it seems that there are a couple of lessons that keep coming up, and that’s why they deserve their own separate page for you to take notes on.
She thought she had landed an exciting new client. Instead, she found herself cleaning up false accusations and protecting her reputation. Trisha Daho shares the yellow flags every entrepreneur should learn to spot before it's too late.
Trisha Daho trusted a referral client—only to be blamed for unrealistic ideas and caught in a web of false narratives. Walking away unpaid became her smartest move, proving that protecting your integrity matters more than any contract.
What looks like a tech support company is really a human support company. From helping seniors navigate online dating to uncovering critical system failures, this episode explores why empathy, trust, and genuine human connection often matter more than the technology itself.
Andrew Bolton shares some of the wildest client stories from his tech support company for seniors—including one caller who sent 150 emails in five hours. The chaos led to a complete overhaul of their process, revealing just how critical empathy and systems are in customer service.
A thriving startup unraveled after its sole investor died and his troubled heir took control, looted the company, and walked away. What followed was a remarkable story of resilience, business survival, and the hidden risks that can destroy a company overnight.
Paul Byrne, President and Founder of Razoyo, recounts a shocking client experience that started with a promising eCommerce project and spiraled into financial chaos after the sudden death of a key investor. What followed was a tangled web of unpaid invoices, a reckless heir, and a legal battle that tested his resilience and professionalism.