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Beyond the Workbench
Magnus Opus
11 episodes
2 days ago
Hosted by Odin Clack and Michael Magnus, Beyond the Workbench casually dives into the world of leathercraft, entrepreneurship, and modern maker life. From personal project updates to new marketing ideas and challenges, each episode offers practical insights, inspiring stories, and candid conversations. Whether you’re deep in the craft game or just love hearing how small businesses adapt, grow, and strategize—this is your spot. Expect conversations with guests, updates on upcoming events, spotlights on fellow makers, and discussions about bridging the gap between tradition and innovation.
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Hosted by Odin Clack and Michael Magnus, Beyond the Workbench casually dives into the world of leathercraft, entrepreneurship, and modern maker life. From personal project updates to new marketing ideas and challenges, each episode offers practical insights, inspiring stories, and candid conversations. Whether you’re deep in the craft game or just love hearing how small businesses adapt, grow, and strategize—this is your spot. Expect conversations with guests, updates on upcoming events, spotlights on fellow makers, and discussions about bridging the gap between tradition and innovation.
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How to Fund Your Business | Beyond the Workbench #5
Beyond the Workbench
49 minutes 13 seconds
2 months ago
How to Fund Your Business | Beyond the Workbench #5

How do you fund your leathercraft business without going broke? In this episode, Odin and Magnus share practical strategies for making the leap from hobbyist to business owner while keeping your finances intact.


In this episode, we dive into how to make tools pay for themselves, avoid the trap of chasing others' success, and when strategic debt might actually accelerate growth.


Topics discussed:

• Making the leap from hobbyist to business owner

• Making tools pay for themselves

• Avoiding the trap of chasing others' success

• When strategic debt might accelerate growth

• Setting realistic goals and staying fearless in sales

• Reconnecting with mentors for fresh perspective


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Beyond the Workbench casually dives into the world of leathercraft, entrepreneurship, and modern maker life.


Hosted by Odin Clack (full-time leatherworker and retail owner) and Michael Magnus (leather historian and marketing expert), we explore everything from personal project updates to marketing strategies, retail challenges, and the business side of making. Whether you're running a maker business or just love hearing how small businesses adapt and grow---this is your spot.


New episodes every other Thursday.


Watch video episodes on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@beyondtheworkbenchpodcast


Connect with us on Instagram @beyondtheworkbench


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Beyond the Workbench
Hosted by Odin Clack and Michael Magnus, Beyond the Workbench casually dives into the world of leathercraft, entrepreneurship, and modern maker life. From personal project updates to new marketing ideas and challenges, each episode offers practical insights, inspiring stories, and candid conversations. Whether you’re deep in the craft game or just love hearing how small businesses adapt, grow, and strategize—this is your spot. Expect conversations with guests, updates on upcoming events, spotlights on fellow makers, and discussions about bridging the gap between tradition and innovation.