The Unscheduled CEO
The Unscheduled CEO
E15: I kinda hated running AJ&Smart for years + My favourite business podcast
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E15: I kinda hated running AJ&Smart for years + My favourite business podcast

Jonathan Courtney
Mar 25, 2024
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I’m back from NYC and I’m excited about the business!

  • I talk about the process of designing and positioning the product/marketing for our new in-person training

  • Why I didn’t enjoy running AJ&Smart

  • Why I’m back running the “day-to-day” of the business after delegating everything for years

  • Why i’m excited again

  • The best thing you’ll ever listen to when it comes to entrepreneurship

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The Unscheduled CEO
The Unscheduled CEO
This podcast is like getting an occasional voice-note from an entrepreneur who's running a multi-million dollar (profit) business. It's raw, completely unedited but most importantly: actionable!
Honestly, this should be called "Diary of a CEO", but that's... like.... taken already I think.
The Unscheduled CEO, hosted by Jonathan Courtney is counterintuitive advice on running a Small Business by someone who's been running one for over 13 years.
Jonathan Courtney is the CEO of AJ&Smart.com and Workshopper.com
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