https://linktr.ee/bizee_ . Welcome to Get Bizee, the podcast that delves into the heart of entrepreneurship with real talk for real business owners. Join us as we explore the triumphs, challenges, and insights of entrepreneurs navigating the ever-evolving landscape of business. Each episode brings you candid conversations, valuable lessons, and inspiring stories from those who've dared to build their own path in the world of business. Get ready to gain practical wisdom and a deeper understanding of the entrepreneurial journey on Get Bizee.
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October 7, 202642 min
The AI Panic Antidote: Lindsay Watson on Hiring Smart, Avoiding Burnout & Finding Clarity
Lindsay R. Watson has spent over 20 years connecting people to opportunity — from Wall Street to running her own HR consultancy. In this episode, she breaks down why she tells every founder, job seeker, and burned-out executive the same thing: everybody, calm down. We get into how AI is actually reshaping hiring (and why the fear-mongering around it is overblown), the one mistake first-time founders make with their first hire, her "One Pain Point Method" for cutting through overwhelm, and why she believes clarity — not hustle — is the real unlock for burnout. Lindsay is Co-Founder & President of FIA NOW Employment Solutions and Founder & CEO of Joy Fluent, creator of The Joyventory Method™. She's an Emmy®-nominated host, a Woman of Influence and Forty Under 40 honoree, and was appointed by Governor Josh Shapiro to Pennsylvania's Advisory Council for Inclusive Procurement (PACIP). Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
September 10, 202637 min
How to Get Your Business Found in the Age of AI | Prashant Puri
What does it take to get your business discovered when search is no longer just Google? In this episode, Amy Cosper sits down with Prashant Puri, CEO and Co-Founder of AdLift, to talk about how AI is changing search, marketing, and entrepreneurship — and what founders should actually be doing about it. Prashant has spent nearly two decades in digital marketing, with experience at companies including AT&T, Yahoo and eBay before making the leap from corporate life to entrepreneurship. Today, he’s focused on the next major shift in online discovery: the move from traditional search engines to AI-powered platforms like ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. The conversation breaks down the difference between paid advertising and organic growth, why SEO still matters, and why founders now also need to understand GEO — Generative Engine Optimization. Prashant explains how businesses can begin building authority with AI platforms, why citations and useful content matter, and how tools like Tesseract are being used to measure whether brands actually appear in AI-generated answers. But getting found is only part of the conversation. Amy and Prashant also dig into the growing tension between AI and human expertise. AI can dramatically increase productivity, but Prashant argues that the technology works best in the hands of people who already understand their craft. Whether you're a marketer, designer, founder or CEO, knowing what questions to ask — and knowing when the machine is wrong — matters more than ever. They also discuss automation, AI's impact on jobs, responsible leadership, transparency around AI-generated content, and what the next generation of entrepreneurs is already building with large language models. And for anyone thinking about starting a company, Prashant shares one piece of advice that predates all of the technology: find a real problem worth solving before you build the solution. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
August 5, 202635 min
Your Best Leadership Hack Might Be a Painting | Dr. Sabrina Mooroogen
What if one of the most important leadership tools isn't another AI platform or productivity hack, but a painting? In this episode of the Get Bizee Podcast, Amy Cosper sits down with Dr. Sabrina Mooroogen, founder of Equity Through Art, to talk about the surprising overlap of entrepreneurship, art, and human connection. Sabrina has built a business around a simple but radical idea: when people slow down long enough to look at art together, they become better listeners, better collaborators, and better leaders. Their conversation moves from museums to startups, from AI to critical thinking, and from creativity to company culture. Sabrina shares how her work helps organizations break down silos, create deeper trust, and build spaces where difficult conversations can happen without defensiveness. Along the way, she explains why founders should spend less time chasing speed and more time strengthening the skills that technology can't replace: curiosity, empathy, perspective, and connection. This isn't an episode about art appreciation – though there’s plenty of that. It's about the future of leadership and human connection. It's about what happens when we stop treating the humanities as optional and start recognizing them as essential. At a moment when algorithms can produce almost anything, Sabrina makes a compelling case that the most valuable thing any entrepreneur can build is a stronger connection to the people around them. About Sabrina: Sabrina is a passionate advocate for equity, art, and education, with a PhD in Social Justice in Education. With over two decades of teaching experience across Egypt, Qatar, Thailand, the UK, and the U.S., Sabrina has cultivated a global perspective on culturally responsive education. As the former Senior Educator at the Art Institute of Chicago, she led initiatives that connected diverse communities to the transformative power of art. Sabrina is the founder of Equity Through Art, dedicated to using art to foster brave conversations on identity, empathy, and systemic change. Her signature program, Inner Strength, Outer Impact, empowers community advocates, working with the unhoused, veterans, and women’s advocacy groups, by addressing burnout and cultivating self-compassion. Her work has impacted countless participants, encouraging sustainable personal growth and collective healing. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
July 8, 202636 min
How One Woman Turned Hearing Loss Into a Cultural Moment
What happens when the thing you've spent your life hiding becomes your life's mission? In this episode, Amy Cosper sits down with Jenni Ahtiainen, founder of Deafmetal®, the Finland-based company transforming how people experience hearing loss, hearing aids, and identity itself. A lifelong musician, singer, designer, and creative entrepreneur, Jenni always knew her hearing was deteriorating. For years, she adapted quietly—lip reading, navigating conversations, and slowly becoming what she describes as a "wallflower." When doctors finally confirmed that her hearing loss was permanent and worsening, she faced a choice: hide it or own it. She chose ownership. What began as a personal effort to make hearing aids feel more like her became Deafmetal®, a globally recognized brand that has sparked a movement around visibility, confidence, and self-expression. Today, Deafmetal serves customers in more than 30 countries and is helping reshape the conversation around disability, hearing health, and belonging. But this isn't a story about jewelry. It's a story about identity. Jenni shares how Deafmetal evolved from a handmade solution into a fast-growing company, why hearing aids deserve the same cultural acceptance as eyeglasses, and how a passionate global community has become the brand's most powerful force for change. In this conversation, we explore: Jenni's journey from musician and designer to founder and advocate The emotional impact of losing her hearing Why Deafmetal is about attitude—not accessories Building a company rooted in lived experience Creating products that help people feel seen The future of hearing health and hearing aid adoption Scaling a mission-driven business across 30+ countries What investors often miss about the disability market Why community is Deafmetal's greatest competitive advantage The vision for a world where hearing loss carries no stigma For Jenni, Deafmetal is more than a company. It's a movement dedicated to changing how the world sees hearing loss—and how people see themselves. About Jenni Ahtiainen Jenni Ahtiainen is the founder and creative director of Deafmetal®, a globally recognized brand creating innovative accessories for hearing devices. A hearing aid user herself, Jenni has become an outspoken advocate for hearing health, inclusion, and disability visibility. Her work has been featured internationally and exhibited at institutions including London's Victoria & Albert Museum. Learn More About Deafmetal® https://deafmetal.store Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
June 10, 202625 min
Why PR Matters More Than Ever in the Age of AI | Sherry Goldman
What does it take to build and sustain a successful business for nearly 30 years? In this episode, Amy Cosper sits down with Sherry Goldman, Founder and President of Goldman Communications Group and host of the Let's Talk PR podcast, to discuss entrepreneurship, resilience, and the evolving role of public relations in today's AI-driven world. Sherry shares her journey from leaving a large agency environment to launching her own communications firm in 1996. She reflects on the realities of entrepreneurship, including navigating client losses, economic downturns, 9/11, the Great Recession, and the pandemic. The conversation also explores why public relations remains a critical growth strategy for startups and small businesses. Sherry explains the difference between earned media and advertising, how founders can build credibility, and why earned media is increasingly important as AI systems source information from trusted publications and industry outlets. In this episode, you'll learn: • How Sherry built a communications agency that has lasted nearly three decades • The biggest challenges entrepreneurs face when going out on their own • Why earned media creates credibility that advertising cannot • How AI is changing the PR and media landscape • What startup founders should know before investing in PR • How to identify stories reporters actually want to cover Whether you're a founder, marketer, entrepreneur, or communications professional, this episode offers practical insights on building trust, visibility, and resilience in business. Subscribe for more conversations with entrepreneurs, innovators, and business leaders. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
May 21, 202635 min
How to Turn Your Expertise Into Influence & Income
What does it really take to turn your message into a movement? In this episode, we sit down with Anjel B. Hartwell — award-winning podcast host, executive advisor, speaker, and creator of the BE HEARD By Millions™ framework — to talk about building authority, scaling influence, and creating a purpose-driven business that actually lasts. Anjel shares her journey from rebuilding after business collapse to launching top-ranked podcasts, selling a successful show, and helping entrepreneurs clarify their message so they can attract aligned opportunities and audiences. We explore podcasting as a business asset, the power of virtual speaking, how to position yourself as an expert, and why clarity is the key to monetization. If you’re a coach, consultant, speaker, creator, or entrepreneur looking to grow your impact and income authentically, this conversation is packed with actionable insights. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
May 6, 202626 min
After the Exit: What No One Tells You
The exit is the thing. It’s reached almost mythical status among founders. You build something from nothing, push through the parts no one sees, and hold on longer than feels reasonable. Eventually, it works. A deal closes, a number hits, and the thing you’ve been chasing becomes real. This is the story of the exit. In this episode of The Get Bizee Podcast, Kevin Rice — a serial entrepreneur and software founder — talks about what comes after the exit. The part where something significant has just happened, and yet much of your life looks exactly the same. It’s a conversation about building, finishing, and figuring out what comes next. If you’re in the middle of it — or getting close — you’ll appreciate Kevin’s heartfelt story. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
April 17, 202633 min
How Founders Should Actually Use AI | Boaz Santiago (Artifact)
Artificial intelligence is reshaping how startups build products, hire talent, and operate internally. But according to Artifact founder Boaz Santiago, the real opportunity isn’t replacing people with AI—it’s using technology to amplify human potential. In this episode, Boaz shares how founders should be thinking about AI strategy today, why experimentation across the entire organization matters, and how emerging tools are lowering the barriers to building companies. Boaz is also the creator of NeuroMatch, a platform designed to connect neurodivergent individuals with employers who can benefit from their unique skills. The project reflects a broader belief that entrepreneurship should expand opportunity rather than narrow it. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
April 3, 202635 min
The rise of the creative economy
In this conversation, Rasmus Tscherning breaks down what’s happening beneath the surface of the so-called “creative economy”— and why most people are still underestimating it. Globally and across sectors, it drives $2.3 billion annually. This is a story about a network of creators, builders, and artists who are no longer waiting for permission. They are building, and they are creating. Their own economies. Their own paths. And in some parts of the world, that act alone is a form of resistance. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
February 18, 202637 min
Chad Shepler: The Ground Zero Mindset for Entrepreneurs
Entrepreneur Chad Shepler thrives at “ground zero”—entering unfamiliar industries, asking beginner questions, and building scalable systems. From Home Depot’s repair operations to early Instacart growth and now Gatsby Glass in South Austin, he shares why innovation starts with humility, teams, and curiosity—not a linear plan. Chad Shepler breaks down the “ground zero” mindset: humility, systems, and relentless problem-solving across industries—from Instacart to Gatsby Glass. Follow our socials Instagram | X | LinkedIn | TikTok
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