1329: The End of "iPad Kids"? This Founder's Device is Changing Parenting w/ Dhruv Chadha

Tired of the screen time battle and the overwhelming number of single-use gadgets for kids? This episode tackles the "iPad kid" epidemic head-on with Dhruv Chadha, founder of Ahmi. Drawing from his experience building hit products at Blackberry, Microsoft, and T-Mobile, Dhruv shares how his personal journey as a father led him to create Ahmi—an all-in-one intelligent device that serves as a monitor, sound machine, nightlight, and learning hub. This conversation is a masterclass for any entrepreneur on how to identify a deeply personal problem, validate it with rigorous customer research, and make the strategic decision to build a cohesive hardware and software solution in a fragmented market. Tune in to learn how technology, when built with intention, can support development instead of competing with it.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessThe "iPhone Moment" Strategy: Learn how to identify a fragmented market filled with single-solution products and create one cohesive platform that does it all.Why Hardware Matters: Understand the strategic decision-making process behind building a physical product versus just an app, especially when user behavior (like kids swiping away) is a key factor.From Pain Point to Product: Discover how Dhruv turned his own parenting struggles with routine charts and learning tools into a scalable business idea.Customer-Led Development: Hear how interviewing over 50 parents was crucial in defining Ami’s core features and validating the market need before a single unit was built.AI-Powered Personalization: See how Ami uses AI not as a gimmick, but as a tool to create personalized learning experiences for children based on their unique interests (like counting with cars instead of apples).📝 About Dhruv Chadha Dhruv Chadha is the founder of Ahmi, an intelligent device designed to help parents raise confident, capable kids in a tech-saturated world. With a rich background in consumer technology, Dhruv has been at the forefront of the mobile revolution, building smartphones at Blackberry and Microsoft. He later led the software development for T-Mobile's Sync Up Kids Watch, which became the #1 selling kids' smartwatch at launch. As a father himself, Dhruv combines his deep technical expertise with a personal mission to create technology that enhances early childhood development rather than distracting from it.🎯 Dhruv’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "If you have a passion for an area and the drive to do it, you can. Just jump in and go do what you're passionate about, and if you see a real problem and you can quantify it, I think it's worth pursuing those problems."📢 Memorable Quotes"We're not here to replace the parent. We're here to help the parent and actually bring the child and parent closer." – Dhruv Chadha"I really call this the iPhone moment of parenting tech. There is so much tech for parents right now, but they solve like one problem at a time, and they don't work cohesively." – Dhruv Chadha🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Ahmi’s websiteVisit The Connected Childhood PodcastConnect with Dhruv on LinkedInFollow Ahmi on LinkedInFollow Ahmi on Instagram

Justin Steele, a former Google.org director who oversaw $700 million in grants, found himself on the other side of the table as a non-profit founder struggling to afford fundraising tools. Instead of accepting the status quo, he taught himself to code with AI and built Kindora, a Public Benefit Corporation that makes professional fundraising tools accessible to all. This episode is a masterclass in scrappy innovation, demonstrating how any entrepreneur can turn a personal "thorn in your side" into a viable business. Justin shares his incredible story of building an MVP in just two weeks from his living room, offering a powerful lesson in leveraging AI as a superpower to solve real-world problems, build a mission-driven company, and scale your impact without waiting for permission.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to use AI as your personal software developer to build an MVP, even with zero coding experience.💡 The step-by-step process of identifying a personal pain point and transforming it into a scalable business idea.💰 A fundraising strategy for early-stage ventures: why a high-volume, targeted approach to small grants can be your rocket fuel.⚖️ How the Public Benefit Corporation (PBC) model allows you to legally balance profit with social impact, protecting your mission as you grow.🛠️ Why being the "painter" closest to the problem gives you an unmatched advantage in developing effective solutions and products.🤝 The power of partnership and how a co-founder can provide the courage and confidence to turn a prototype into a real company.📝 About Justin SteeleJustin Steele is the co-founder and CEO of Kindora, a Public Benefit Corporation making professional fundraising tools accessible to every nonprofit. With a background that includes directing $700 million in philanthropic grants at Google.org and degrees from Harvard Business School, Justin combines big-company experience with startup grit. His journey began when he founded his own nonprofit, Outdoorithm Collective, and discovered the very tools meant to help him were financially out of reach. This inspired him to leverage AI to build a better solution from scratch, giving him a unique and powerful perspective from both sides of the funding table.🎯 Justin’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs"Grab your paintbrush and start painting with these AI programs."📢 Memorable Quotes“I would just gut check it. I don't want to know... is this worth my time to do more due diligence or not? And I just literally had the AI do that 10,000 times.” – Justin Steele"As a founder, you know, you're supposed to put out products that you're embarrassed by... if you're not putting stuff out that's early prototyping, then you're probably hanging on to it too long." – Justin Steele"I have yet to try something and hit a wall where I'm like, 'Oh, I actually can't build the thing.' It's a superpower. It gives everybody a massive edge and we should all be in these tools. It's like jumping into an Iron Man suit." – Justin Steele🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Kindora’s websiteVisit Outdoorithm Collective’s websiteConnect with Justin on LinkedInFollow Kindora on LinkedInFollow Outdoorithm Collective on LinkedIn

In a world buzzing with AI, how do you cut through the noise to make decisions that actually grow your business? This episode features Bobby Thompson, the founder of WUNN Labs, who is demystifying the world of data for entrepreneurs. Bobby breaks down how the information you already have—from sales calls and emails to CRM entries—is a goldmine waiting to be tapped. He explains how modern AI makes it possible for any business to analyze both quantitative and qualitative data to gain a competitive edge. This isn't a high-level theoretical chat; it's a practical guide on shortening your innovation cycles, solving problems faster, and building a well-oiled machine that moves with speed and clarity. Tune in to learn how to harness data to build a smarter, more agile, and more successful business.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 Why your qualitative data (emails, call transcripts, Slack messages) is just as valuable as your quantitative data, and how AI can finally make sense of it all.💰 How to identify and eliminate the 20% of sales efforts that are going nowhere, effectively boosting your revenue without increasing your workload.🧠 A framework for approaching AI: Start with your biggest business problem, not with the technology, to find the right solution.⚡ How to shorten your business cycles from years to months (or months to weeks) by making better, faster decisions backed by real data.🤝 Why AI won't replace entrepreneurs but will empower smaller, more agile teams to compete with monolithic companies.📈 How to move beyond simple dashboards and get the full context behind your data to make decisions you can feel confident about.📝 About Bobby ThompsonBobby Thompson is the founder of WUNN Labs, where he is building the infrastructure for better human judgment in an AI-driven world. With a background as a data scientist and a former Chief Product and Technology Officer, Bobby has spent his career at the intersection of data, design, and decision-making. He got disillusioned with the slow, expensive cycle of traditional data science and saw an opportunity with AI to create a shorter, more effective bridge between data analysis and real-world business action. His unique perspective helps entrepreneurs move past the hype and use data to build truly intelligent and efficient companies.🎯 Bobby’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs“It's the golden era for ambition. Be ambitious. You could do so much more than you could before, and so the people that try and are resourceful and ambitious, they're going to have a lot of success.”📢 Memorable Quotes"If we keep accelerating faster without better decisions, we're just going to kind of end up in weird places as businesses." – Bobby Thompson"The bigger question should be what are your biggest problems that you're actually trying to solve?... And then it's just, AI to solve that thing specifically." – Bobby Thompson"I do think you're not going to need as many monolithic companies, which I actually think is cool, especially for a podcast about entrepreneurship. There's going to be a big boom of smaller companies." – Bobby Thompson🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit WUNN Labs’ websiteConnect with Bobby on LinkedInFollow WUNN Labs on LinkedIn

Ever feel like you have a brilliant business plan, but something mysterious always gets in the way of executing it perfectly? This episode is your answer. Dominique Samari, a former attorney turned strategist and healing arts practitioner, pulls back the curtain on the invisible forces—the hidden organizational and leadership patterns—that sabotage our success. This isn't just another strategy session; it's a deep dive into building a business that is not only successful on paper but is resilient, collaborative, and truly impactful in practice. Dominique shows us how to bridge the critical gap between a great idea and a profitable reality by focusing on the one thing that matters most: human connection.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to identify the fear-based patterns in your leadership that stifle creativity and growth within your team.🤝 Why "healing-centered leadership" is the next evolution for building resilient, high-impact organizations that thrive in complexity.💡 A framework for bridging the critical gap between a brilliant plan and successful, real-world execution.🧠 How to quiet the loud voice of your intellect to finally hear and trust your entrepreneurial intuition, even when it doesn't make logical sense.🤖 A balanced perspective on using AI as a powerful tool without losing the human connection that truly drives your business forward.📈 The secret to building "relational infrastructure" from day one to create a culture that fuels, rather than fights, your strategy.📝 About Dominique Samari Dominique Samari is an experienced attorney, strategist, coach, and healing arts practitioner who masterfully blends analytical strategy with a deep understanding of human dynamics. With over 15 years of experience leading planning and training efforts for organizations, including rebuilding rule of law infrastructure in Afghanistan, she has a unique global perspective on what makes teams succeed or fail. Through her companies, Kin Consultant Group and the tech platform Kin Universe, she helps organizations increase trust and strengthen the connections needed to turn ambitious plans into tangible success.🎯 Dominique’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs"Don't wait until you have cultural problems—design for relationships from day one."📢 Memorable Quotes “My intellect is like, ‘well, that's crazy making.’ And then I take the steps, follow my intuition, and it's f*cking magic.” – Dominique Samari“[Intuition] is always there. It's always ready for us to use, but you have to chip away the things that get in the way of you accessing that.” – Dominique Samari“Culture eats strategy for breakfast. You can have the best ideas, the best strategy but if you aren't building a culture that can actually execute that, then it's all for naught.” – Dominique Samari🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Kin Consultant Group’s websiteVisit Kin Universe’s websiteConnect with Dominique on LinkedInFollow Kin Consultant Group on LinkedIn

Ready to stop letting fear dictate your entrepreneurial journey? In this episode, Brian sits down with Théa Watkins, an impactful coach with 27 years of experience as a global business leader. Théa shares her incredible story of leaving a secure corporate career to build a business around her passion: helping people and organizations realize their full potential. This episode is a masterclass in overcoming the mental hurdles that hold entrepreneurs back. You'll learn why embracing discomfort is the key to growth, how vulnerability can become your greatest leadership tool, and the practical steps to build unwavering self-belief so you can finally feel the fear and do it anyway.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessThe Power of "And Thinking": Discover how to reframe daunting challenges by acknowledging that fear and excitement can coexist, giving you the fuel to take massive action.Unlocking Team Potential: Learn Théa's facilitation strategy for building deep trust and collaboration by creating a space for intentional vulnerability.Fly Higher, Not Lower: Understand the powerful metaphor for why playing small is more dangerous than aiming for your biggest goals and how to build the courage to soar.From Corporate to Entrepreneur: Hear the unfiltered story of making the leap and the specific actions that turned a passion for inclusion into a thriving consulting business.The 10-Second Mindfulness Hack: Learn a simple Positive Intelligence technique to quiet the "fight or flight" response and create the mental space needed for strategic thinking.Vulnerability as a Leadership Choice: Uncover what vulnerability actually looks like in a business context (hint: it's not about sob stories) and how saying "I don't know" can make you a stronger leader.📝 About Théa Watkins Théa Watkins is an impactful coach and expert facilitator with over 27 years of international experience as a business leader in the financial services industry. After a long and successful corporate career, she took the entrepreneurial leap to found Théa Watkins Consulting. Today, she channels her passion and expertise into helping individuals and organizations realize their full potential through the principles of inclusion, transforming team dynamics and empowering leaders to build more effective, respectful, and high-performing environments.🎯 Théa’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "Feel the fear and do it anyway... and never stop believing in yourself."📢 Memorable Quotes“Nothing is achieved in life without some struggle and some level of discomfort. That's where the growth and the evolution happens.” – Théa Watkins“Excitement is an emotion or has the same physiological impact on your body… as fear.” – Théa Watkins"Vulnerability is a key leadership choice in today's world... it's part of showing your humanity." – Théa Watkins🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Théa Watkins Consulting’s websiteConnect with Théa on LinkedInFollow Théa Watkins Consulting on LinkedInFollow Théa Watkins Consulting on TikTok

In this episode, Brian sits down with Dom Kwong, the engineer-turned-CEO who is revolutionizing personal mobility with Damon Motors. Dom shares the inside story of how he’s tackling one of the biggest challenges in transportation—motorcycle safety—by applying advanced technology and data analytics in ways the industry has never seen before. This episode is a masterclass in innovation, showing how personal experience can fuel a world-changing business idea. For wantrepreneurs and entrepreneurs, Dom provides a powerful blueprint for identifying massive market gaps, adapting proven tech from other industries, and building a mission-driven company that creates something the world desperately needs (and thinks is incredibly cool).💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessHow to turn a deeply personal problem into a scalable, tech-driven business.The strategy of adapting proven technology (like automotive sensors) to innovate in a completely different industry.Why data and context are the keys to creating next-level value and insights for your customers.A lesson in market adoption: Why "safety" by itself doesn't sell, but integrating it into a cool, desirable product does.How to build a demonstrator product to prove your concept and open up massive licensing opportunities.Why literally becoming your customer is non-negotiable for developing breakthrough products.The financial models, like subscription services, that can lower the barrier to entry for mass adoption of new technology.📝 About Dom KwongDom Kwong is the CEO of Damon Motors, an electric motorcycle company on a mission to make personal mobility safer for everyone. With over 25 years of experience in hardware engineering and manufacturing, Dom has led global teams at companies like Intel and developed groundbreaking products, from the world's first sports heads-up display to smartphones. He holds numerous US and international patents and brings a unique engineer's perspective to solving complex, real-world problems. Dom's passion is driven by his firsthand experience as a motorcyclist, giving him an unparalleled understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the industry he is transforming.🎯 Dom’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and EntrepreneursYou must understand the problem you are trying to solve by putting yourself directly in your customer’s position—not just in their shoes. To truly innovate, you have to live the pain points and experience the world exactly as they do.📢 Memorable Quotes“The problems that we try to solve are the ones that we experience firsthand.” – Dom Kwong“The rider is always in control... because you're in control, that gives you greater confidence of your surroundings and that makes you safe.” – Dom Kwong“Motorcyclists develop motorcycle technology. That's it. You know, full stop.” – Dom Kwong💡 Actionable TakeawaysLook at adjacent industries for inspiration. Identify proven technologies that you can adapt to create a breakthrough in your own field.Don't just sell a feature (like safety). Integrate your core value proposition into an aspirational product that people desire for its overall appeal.If you lead a team, ensure they are deeply connected to the customer's experience. If they aren't, find ways to immerse them in it.Embrace "imposter syndrome" as a tool to stay humble and continuously listen to your team, your customers, and your industry.🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Damon Motors’ websiteConnect with Dom on LinkedInFollow Damon Motorcycles on LinkedIn

Ever get that feeling of "senioritis" in December? The days get shorter, the holidays get closer, and the temptation to mentally check out and just "drift" until the new year is real. But what if that drift is costing you your momentum for next year? In this Solo Sunday episode, Brian pulls back the curtain on why the most successful entrepreneurs use this time not to slow down, but to decide. Inspired by a powerful conversation with an upcoming guest, Brian breaks down why the opposite of drifting is deciding, and how the choices you make right now are what truly set the stage for a breakout year. If you want to start 2026 ahead of the pack instead of playing catch-up, this episode is your catalyst.✨ Why This Matters for YouThis isn't just another end-of-year reflection. It's a strategic advantage:Gain a Competitive Edge: While everyone else is coasting, you’ll be making the key decisions that create unstoppable momentum for Q1.Take Control of Your Future: Your results in six months are a direct consequence of the decisions you make today. This episode shows you how to be intentional about it.Escape the "New Year's Resolution" Trap: Stop waiting for a magical date on the calendar. Brian shows you how to use the natural rhythm of this month to build your future self, starting now.Turn Downtime into "Up-Time": The natural holiday slowdown isn't a time to drift; it's a gift of space to think, strategize, and decide without the usual daily noise.📝 Key TakeawaysNext Year Starts Now. The entrepreneurs who crush it in January and February didn't get lucky; they used December to make pivotal decisions.The Opposite of Drifting is Deciding. Drifting is passive; deciding is an act of creation. You must consciously choose to decide on your direction, identity, and actions for the year ahead.Success Has a Delay. The life and business you have today are the results of choices made long ago. The decisions you make this week will determine where you are months from now.Decide Who You Will Be. The most important decision isn't just what you'll do, but who you'll be. Define the identity of the person who achieves your 2026 goals, and start living as them now.Decide What to Leave Behind. Making powerful decisions also means choosing what habits, mindsets, and projects are not coming with you into the new year.🚀 Put It Into ActionThis week, use the gift of this "slower" season to make one powerful decision:Where in your business or life are you currently "drifting" instead of deciding? Acknowledge it.Make one concrete decision about who you will be in 2026. What is a core trait of that identity? (e.g., "I am a founder who executes without hesitation.")Decide on one thing—a habit, a project, a mindset—that you are officially leaving behind before the new year. Write it down and commit to it.🔗 Stay ConnectedSubscribe to the show so you never miss an episodeConnect with Brian on Instagram @imetbrianShare this episode with a fellow entrepreneur who needs to stop drifting and start deciding📣 Special Thanks and Shout Out to a Brilliant Creator!A huge thank you and shout out to Andrew Safnauer for the incredible conversation that inspired this episode! Brian was so fired up after their chat about the power of decision-making that he knew he had to share the core message with you. You'll get to hear the full, amazing interview with Andrew on December 20th in episode #1336. Get ready, because his story and mindset are going to blow you away

This episode is a masterclass in resilience from a man who has lived it. Aaron “Sergeant Q” Quinonez takes us on his incredible journey from a Marine special forces operator to a homeless veteran battling PTSD, and ultimately to a purpose-driven CEO of a 150+ employee company. This isn't just an inspiring story; it's a practical blueprint for rewiring your brain to overcome any obstacle. For wantrepreneurs and entrepreneurs, this episode is critical because it breaks down the science behind mindset, showing you how to intentionally build the mental fortitude required to survive and thrive in the chaotic world of business. Sergeant Q’s powerful blend of military grit and scientific insight will leave you fired up and equipped to conquer the battlefield of your own mind.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR BusinessThe Neuroscience of Motivation: Learn how serving others scientifically builds the four key brain chemicals (dopamine, oxytocin, serotonin, endorphins) you need to stay motivated and fight off burnout.Conquer Your "Negative Bias": Discover how your brain is hardwired to focus on the negative and learn the exact steps to override this programming to take calculated risks and push past failures.The "ACC" Advantage: Understand how intentionally doing hard things physically grows the part of your brain (the Anterior Cingulate Cortex) responsible for resilience, giving you the capacity to handle bigger business challenges.📝 About Aaron Quinonez Aaron “Sergeant Q” Quinonez is a Marine veteran, leadership speaker, mental health advocate, and multi-business-owning entrepreneur. After serving as a forward observer in a special forces capable unit in Iraq, he faced a brutal battle with PTSD that left him homeless. Through a combination of faith and a deep dive into neuroscience, he rebuilt his life and founded a janitorial company that now employs over 150 people. Aaron's unique perspective comes from combining his elite military training with his raw, personal journey of recovery to provide a no-nonsense, science-backed approach to building an unconquerable mindset.🎯 Aaron’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs "When we see those big things coming at us that are scary...we need to meet whatever that challenge is head long on the battlefield. But for us, it will be the battlefield of the mind.”📢 Memorable Quotes"When we feel discomfort, that's not a reason to run. That is a catalyst for growth. We need to say, 'Hey brain, I understand that that in the past has caused me pain, but today I'm going to push through and see what's on the other side.' That's how you build resilience." – Aaron Quinonez"When I feel down, when I feel depressed, when I feel anxious, I go look for somebody to help because I know I need those four chemicals to counterbalance those negative emotions that I'm having." – Aaron Quinonez"There are no easy days. The easy day was yesterday. And so we've got to do the hard things and push through." – Aaron Quinonez🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit evolve’s websiteVisit The Mental Health Janitors’ PodcastConnect with Aaron on LinkedInFollow Sgt Q on FacebookFollow Sgt Q on InstagramFollow Sgt Q on TikTokSubscribe to Sgt Q on YouTube

AI feels like a superpower, but how do you actually harness it to create real, measurable growth? In this episode, we sit down with Kacy Webster, a "positive disruptor" and CEO of Profit Quiver, who transforms how businesses navigate the complexities of the AI era. Kacy breaks down why technology is never the real problem—it's the leadership mindset and the failure to bring your people along on the journey. This episode is a masterclass for any entrepreneur who wants to move beyond surface-level AI tools and build a future-proof organization. Kacy's 25+ years of executive experience shines as she delivers a clear, human-first roadmap for making AI your company's greatest competitive advantage.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 The Human-First AI Framework: Learn why 90% of AI implementations fail and how to ensure yours succeeds by focusing on people and mindset before technology.🧠 Shift from Finite to Infinite Thinking: Discover how to break free from small, tactical questions (like "write me a social media post") and start using AI to solve your biggest strategic challenges.📈 Why CEOs Must Own the AI Strategy: Understand why delegating AI initiatives is a recipe for disaster and how to lead the charge to redefine your market.🎯 The Profit Equation of AI: Kacy explains how to strategically implement AI to do more than just cut costs—it’s about enhancing efficiency, amplifying human potential, and securing your market relevance.🤖 Beyond the Hype: Get a realistic view of how AI can amplify your team’s humanity by automating redundant tasks, freeing them up for high-level creativity, strategy, and connection.💡 Assess Your "Future-Readiness": Learn the key pillars to evaluate—vision, mindset, systems, and culture—to see if your business is truly prepared to compete in the new world of work.📝 About Kacy WebsterKacy Webster is a growth partner to visionary CEOs who want to transform their organizations for the AI era. As the CEO of Profit Quiver and a consultant with over 25 years of executive experience in education, workforce development, and enterprise transformation, she is an expert at bridging the gap between grand strategy and flawless execution. Kacy calls herself a "positive disruptor," and her unique gift is demystifying complex technology while focusing on human potential. She provides leaders with the clarity and tools they need to build more productive, strategic, and innovative teams.🎯 Kacy’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs“Doing nothing is a problem. You are going to in the end, not be able to keep up and compete as this evolves and rolls out... if it isn't me that you reach out to, do something.”📢 Memorable Quotes“Technology isn't ever the problem. It's the mindset and the alignment and helping people navigate and see how they can use solutions in order to do great things.” – Kacy Webster“If you're not moving in this AI era, you are falling behind. And it isn't just efficiency, erosion, it's relevance and your ability to compete.” – Kacy Webster“I believe it's [AI] coming to amplify our humanity because the more time that we will have... we will have time to be more humane.” – Kacy Webster🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit Profit Quiver’s websiteConnect with Kacy on LinkedInFollow Profit Quiver on LinkedIn

Get ready to be energized! This episode features the incredible Brandi Croghan, founder of The What If Collective, who shares her powerful framework for unlocking human potential. Brandi explains how a corporate restructuring became the catalyst for her to finally bet on herself and launch her own business. She dives deep into the "What If Mindset," a transformative approach anchored in curiosity, connection, and belonging that is essential for today's leaders. This episode is a must-listen for any wantrepreneur or entrepreneur who wants to build high-performing teams, lead through uncertainty, and cultivate the courage to take the entrepreneurial leap.💡 What You'll Take Away For YOUR Business🚀 How to reframe challenging moments (like a layoff) as the perfect opportunity to bet on yourself and launch your own venture.🤝 Why curiosity is your greatest tool for connection and leadership, no matter your personality type.📊 The data-backed reasons why building trust and belonging isn't "fluff"—it's the critical foundation for team performance and revenue growth.🧠 How to lead effectively through change by embracing vulnerability and admitting you don't have all the answers.💡 A powerful framework for transforming your team's mindset from jaded and disconnected to curious, connected, and innovative.✨ How to apply the "Leap and the Net Will Appear" philosophy to your own entrepreneurial journey and find the courage to move forward.📝 About Brandi CroghanBrandi Croghan is the founder of The What If Collective and the creator of the "What If Mindset," a framework that helps leaders unlock their full potential. With over two decades of experience in leadership development and employee engagement, Brandi has partnered with teams across biotech, pharma, and the beauty industry, including her time with the iconic brand Bumble and bumble. Growing up in an entrepreneurial family, she brings a unique perspective that blends corporate expertise with the grit and humanity needed to build cultures where innovation and high performance thrive.🎯 Brandi’s BEST Piece of Advice for Wantrepreneurs and Entrepreneurs"Stay grounded in that 'What If?'... What if is more than a mindset, it's a movement... of asking 'What if I looked at this differently?' What if I just stayed more curious?'"📢 Memorable Quotes“For the first time I just thought, ‘What if I bet on myself this time?’” – Brandi Croghan“You cannot skip the creation of trust and connection between you and your team... it cannot be left out of the equation if you want performance.” – Brandi Croghan“Every single one of us wants to be seen, heard, and understood. Every single one of us.” – Brandi Croghan“I just leap, you know, and the net’s gonna appear.” – Brandi Croghan🔗 Links & ResourcesVisit The What If Collective’s websiteConnect with Brandi on LinkedInFollow The What If Collective on LinkedInFollow The What If Collective on Instagram