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Aggaeus
Hosted by Haggai Klorman-Eraqi
13 episodes
3 days ago
It’s 3 a.m., an entrepreneur is staring at the ceiling, wondering if they’ve just made the best—or worst—decision of their life. Welcome to the Aggaeus Podcast, hosted by Haggai Klorman-Eraqi. Here we share the messy experiments, the surprising wins, and the failures that cut deep but leave lessons worth carrying. You’ll get strategies, models, and insights from people in the arena—building, stumbling, and pushing forward.
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It’s 3 a.m., an entrepreneur is staring at the ceiling, wondering if they’ve just made the best—or worst—decision of their life. Welcome to the Aggaeus Podcast, hosted by Haggai Klorman-Eraqi. Here we share the messy experiments, the surprising wins, and the failures that cut deep but leave lessons worth carrying. You’ll get strategies, models, and insights from people in the arena—building, stumbling, and pushing forward.
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Entrepreneurship
Business
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Stop Being the Hero: Bill Gallagher’s System for Scaling Without Burning Out
Aggaeus
47 minutes 15 seconds
1 month ago
Stop Being the Hero: Bill Gallagher’s System for Scaling Without Burning Out

Bill Gallagher has spent years inside the rooms where companies either stall—or break through. As the founder of ScalingCoach.com, he’s coached CEOs and leadership teams to replace chaos with a repeatable rhythm, set priorities that stick, and build companies that scale without the founder carrying everything on their back.


In this episode, Bill sits down with Haggai to tell the story behind that system. We start with a familiar scene: a team stuck at 40–60 people, sprinting harder but moving slower. Hiring feels random. Meetings sprawl. Cash is tight. Everyone is “busy,” but the needle won’t move. Bill shows how to flip it—by installing a few simple, durable habits that compound:


What you’ll take away

  • How to choose one brutal focus for the next quarter—and say “no” to everything else
  • The meeting rhythm that shrinks drama and speeds decisions (without adding more meetings)
  • Turning strategy into action: clear priorities, owners, and weekly scorecards
  • Upgrading talent without wrecking culture: accountability, coaching, and when to part ways
  • Cash as oxygen: practical ways to extend runway and fund growth from operations
  • The mindset shift from heroic founder to scalable leader (and why it frees your team to win)


If you’re leading a growing team and feel like more effort isn’t creating more progress, this conversation gives you a calm, concrete path forward.


Connect with Bill:

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ScalingCoach


Connect with Haggai:

LinkedIn


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Sponsors:

Kardz.Biz – “A business card too good to give away”


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Aggaeus
It’s 3 a.m., an entrepreneur is staring at the ceiling, wondering if they’ve just made the best—or worst—decision of their life. Welcome to the Aggaeus Podcast, hosted by Haggai Klorman-Eraqi. Here we share the messy experiments, the surprising wins, and the failures that cut deep but leave lessons worth carrying. You’ll get strategies, models, and insights from people in the arena—building, stumbling, and pushing forward.