Coffee, Chaos, & Cashflow
☕️ Coffee, Chaos & Cashflow 🎙️
Business is anything but linear. We discuss all aspects of it...sometimes seriously, other times with irreverent humor. Join Aram Street, Yemi Ogunbase, & Gabbi McErlean as they share wins, missteps, and candid advice on addressing the chaos while moving into cashflow. Real stories, real lessons—entrepreneurship, unfiltered. 🎧
Coffee, Chaos, & Cashflow
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#72 Know Thy Enemy: Trent Mobley of Berner Pest Solutions
This week Aram and Gabbi sit down with Trent Mobley — Associate Certified Entomologist, 14 years in the bug business, and founder of Berner Pest Solutions, a three-time Best of Lexington Gold winner in just three and a half years. First, the my...
#71 The Hats that Founders Wear (and When to Take One Off)
Too Many Hats: When the Founder Becomes the BottleneckFor the first time, it's just the three of us — no guest, Yemi, Aram, and Gabbi riffing on the many hats you end up wearing as a business owner, and the ones you're still weari...
#70 Winning the Fourth Quarter: Exiting a Business Well with Tim Brown
How to Build a Business You Can Walk Away From — Tim Brown ReturnsTim Brown is back for round two — founder of Four Quarters Capital, two decades in finance, a philosophy background, and a former women's basketball coach. Last tim...
#69 Brian Raney: How to Build a Team For Profit and For Purpose
Brian Raney is back for round two — this time for a themed deep dive on building a team, which he happens to do two very different ways at once: as CEO of APAX Software (for-profit) and Awesome Inc (the nonprofit startup community), under one r...
#68 Greg & Hannah Holden: Building Clarity Interpreting While Building a Marriage
The show's first-ever duo: Greg and Hannah Holden, married, in business together at Clarity Interpreting — now 50-plus interpreters statewide — and raising five kids while they're at it. Everyone says never go into business with family, and def...
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