The Fire Show

It is not easy to jump industries, especially when you're going into something as complicated and huge as healthcare. That's what today's guest, Imran Khan, operator behind Axiom Health Care, did and is now running a thriving medical business. Imran started his career off in Accenture as a business consultant, and jumped in to lead Axiom operations in 2006. In this episode, we learn more about that journey, the challenges uniquely faced by an at-home health agency, and what it was like...

In this episode, I'm talking to John Arrow, who just sold his digital development company, Mutual Mobile. We discuss what goes on when a company is sold, the advent of AI in 2023, and what the future might look like for humanity with AI.

In this episode, I share the first lesson from the course "Bad-Ass B2B Guide" from Josh Braun. Really powerful stuff.

I want to introduce you to our guest today, Anna Kostroun, CMO and NewRocket. As soon as Anna and I jumped on a call, we instantly connected. She started her career in marketing at Dell, a company I was also at. After leaving Dell serving in CMO operations, she moved on to another Austin tech powerhouse, Rackspace, where she served in Field Marketing and as Head of Performance Marketing. In this episode, we talk about the nuances of marketing, what really goes into marketing strategy, and...

As part of what we do at Full Clinics, I wanted to share what I've learned by working with doctors in the healthcare space, especially as it comes to prospective patient psychology around how to make them choose your clinic over others. Full List of Episodes: https://www.thefireshow.com/

Welcome back to The Fire Show! After a big big sabbatical, we are back. In this episode I share why. Check out more: http://thefireshow.com/

In this episode, Moby opens up about his struggles with The Fire Show.

Hosted by Moby, CEO of Fireshow Media: https://www.fireshowmedia.com/

Hosted by Moby, CEO of Fireshow Media: https://www.fireshowmedia.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/moby/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/notthatmoby

I want to jump in here and say something real quick: If you don't manage your emotions as an entrepreneur, you will lose.

If you'd like the PDF book "How to Build Long-term Business Relationships at Networking Events": https://www.fireshowmedia.com/networking

From lay-off to entrepreneurship: I chronicle the best and worst parts of what it's taking to grow a media business: FireShow Media.

We ran a free training on how to host your first virtual summit, having hosted our first summit, Online-First Summit 2020 over 4 days, with 60+ sessions and 80+ speakers.

This is a narration of a letter from Daron K. Robert's email, with audio from the Austin Protests around George Floyd's death. Black Lives Matter.

Kimberly Ann-Jimenez is the founder of The Business Lounge, a serial entrepreneur and killer digital marketer. She's been able to transition from freelancing to building a successful digital membership site (one that I'm a part of), and excels at focusing on revenue. One of her mantras is "Profitability > Popularity", and I couldn't agree more. In this episode, pulled from Online-First Summit, I ask her how she built her digital offerings from the start, the ins and outs of how she...

In this episode, we're pulling one of the sessions from Online-First Summit 2020 with Joe Merrill, Co-Founder and VC at Sputnik ATX. He explains who grows during an economic downturn, shares examples of how they're doing it today, and how you can position yourself for growth during this time. Grab your tickets for Online-First Summit 2020 at 20% off with the code 'subscribers': http://www.onlinefirstsummit.com/

The story of us bouncing back from a personal setback, and running ahead to host our first ever virtual summit.

Making videos for your personal brand can be daunting. Here's the 3 steps you need to start.

If you've been hosting events for your business, and that's the primary way that you make income - almost everything big in March is now cancelled, and possibly most of April. We don't know when the situation is going to be okay, when people are going to come out and attend conferences and events and workshops. It's time to go virtual.

In this episode, I break down a model you can use if your business has never done e-commerce.