Maria Arpa
This week…
The Entrepreneurial Journey
Plus…
Why do startups fail?
In this episode, I take a deep dive into the complex world of startups, entrepreneurship, and collaboration with the returning Paul Baker. We explore what it really takes to build something greater than the sum of its parts.
Whether you’re launching your first venture, leading a growing team, or dreaming of the next big idea, this episode is a must listen for anyone navigating the messy, beautiful world of creation and change.
🌟 What You’ll Discover in This Episode
The Power of a Clear Plan & Expectations
Startups are exciting, but without a clear plan, even the most passionate ideas can spiral into chaos. We explore how clarity around roles, goals, and values can provide a stable foundation for growth.
Embracing the Unpredictable Nature of Entrepreneurship
Let’s be real: the path of entrepreneurship is rarely linear. We discuss how to lean into the unknown with resilience, curiosity, and a grounded mindset.
Systemic Awareness: The Secret Ingredient to Team Success
Conflict isn’t a sign of failure — it’s a natural part of building something new. Learn how systemic awareness and good agreements help teams move through tension in a healthy, productive way.
Conflict as a Catalyst for Growth
Using the Dialogue Road Map, we uncover how to shift conflict from a source of stress to an opportunity for deeper connection, innovation, and alignment.
💬 Tune In & Transform How You Work
This episode is more than a conversation, it’s an invitation to reimagine the way we work, lead, and grow.
So grab your notebook (or your favorite podcast app), and join us for this honest, inspiring exploration of entrepreneurship, conflict, and collaboration.
👉 Listen now, and don’t forget to subscribe for more episodes on conflict resolution, business leadership, and personal growth.
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