Strategy only matters if it survives Monday. We take a candid look at how small businesses can turn plans into progress by focusing on action, clear ownership, and market reality. From the opening rant on “Department of the Obvious” stats to a practical cadence for think time and team buy-in, we map out what actually moves the needle when you don’t have enterprise budgets or endless runway. We unpack why the 80-20 rule, 80% action, 20% strategy, works for founders who need momentum now...
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Strategy only matters if it survives Monday. We take a candid look at how small businesses can turn plans into progress by focusing on action, clear ownership, and market reality. From the opening rant on “Department of the Obvious” stats to a practical cadence for think time and team buy-in, we map out what actually moves the needle when you don’t have enterprise budgets or endless runway. We unpack why the 80-20 rule, 80% action, 20% strategy, works for founders who need momentum now...
Ep. 102 - Nearshoring: The Future of Global Business
Big Talk About Small Business
1 hour 3 minutes
2 months ago
Ep. 102 - Nearshoring: The Future of Global Business
Ever wondered what happens when you combine the grit of Latin American talent with the innovation needs of US companies? Brian Samson's journey from San Francisco tech executive to nearshoring pioneer offers a fascinating roadmap for businesses seeking alternatives to traditional outsourcing. Nearshoring—the practice of outsourcing to nearby countries rather than across the globe—emerged for Brian as a solution to the exorbitant costs of building tech teams in Silicon Valley. What began as a...
Big Talk About Small Business
Strategy only matters if it survives Monday. We take a candid look at how small businesses can turn plans into progress by focusing on action, clear ownership, and market reality. From the opening rant on “Department of the Obvious” stats to a practical cadence for think time and team buy-in, we map out what actually moves the needle when you don’t have enterprise budgets or endless runway. We unpack why the 80-20 rule, 80% action, 20% strategy, works for founders who need momentum now...
