In this call, Mitchell shares everything from his philosophy on sales, to his experience in his first week at his BP, to how his fast food experience translated to his startup work.
Jeremy brings his 15 years of experience at 13 different Silicon Valley-based startups to the table in this tell-all style call. Jeremy talks about how to crush your first startup job, then gives a functional overview of the ins and outs of different entry-level roles.
Value is primarily determined by your employer, not you, and the score is kept by dollars and cents. In this call Don shares from an employer's perspective what activities are more and less valuable, and how to take responsibility to bring your company higher profit.
Sean shares the process of creating and distributing a clothing line, the story of his exited startup, his thoughts on branding, and the biggest lessons he's learned over his career as an entrepreneur.
In this workshop, Janna teaches us how to communicate with leaders to eliminate friction, optimize social capital, and position yourself as a leader yourself.
In this workshop, Praxis advisor Amanda Grimmett teaches you how to create and roll out Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for your business partner. From Amanda: “I've learned so much creating SOPs for my company and this project has allowed me to really distinguish myself from my peers.”
At age 13 Brennan Agranoff founded HoopSwagg, a sock customization company which he has grown to seven figures in sales. In this call, Brennan will break down the process of creating physical products – from design to manufacture to distribution – and his process for growing a seven figure company
In this session, Connor talks about building your narrative and break out of imposter syndrome, and shows you how to frame your narrative to align with your desired outcome.