Marathons, Taxes and Jack Ma
A quick update on what my attention is currently focused on as I prepare for my first marathon, get prepared for a business development trip to New York and learn about the story of Jack Ma and Alibaba.
A quick update on what my attention is currently focused on as I prepare for my first marathon, get prepared for a business development trip to New York and learn about the story of Jack Ma and Alibaba.
Owning a product agency can seem like a perfect conduit to launch my own ideas but it can often end in frustrations.
Over the past year, I've become stronger, happier and healthier and I owe a lot to focusing on competing against myself rather than against others.
During a recent business development trip to New York, I stumbled across lots of challenges on how to manage my time and be effective with my team in Dublin. In this episode, I break down the main stumbling blocks and some easy solutions I've already identified to keep them in
Robbie is an entrepreneur and co-founder of Kollect, the first real pay-as-you-go waste collection solution.
I’ve started the process of growing MiniCorp outside of Europe and into New York.
Brian is a serial technology entrepreneur turned venture capital investor.
It can be extremely challenging to understand what you or things are worth and what should be charged.
I talk through one of the darkest moments I’ve lived through and how it’s vitally important to set up your business in a practical and healthy way that allows you to grow and fall back on others.
At a recent Startup Grind event, I got to speak about my entrepreneurship adventure to date. The ups and the downs and everything in between.
I walk through how I’ve introduced strong goal setting into my daily life and what the effect has been so far in 2019.
In this episode of the Building a Product series, I talk about the person behind the idea.
Sean Judge is the entrepreneur in residence at Accenture where he helps facilitate the connection between young startups and Accenture.
After a relaxing break with the family 👨👩👧👧, we’re back to regularly scheduled podcasts 🎧!
I interview Donal Cahalane. DC most recently founded Republic of Work. A co-working office in Cork, Ireland where you can get your most productive, innovative and forward thinking work done.
In this episode, I sit down with Eoin Bara [https://twitter.com/eoinbara?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor] . Eoin most recently founded Mór Irish Gin [http://www.moririshgin.com/]. A handcrafted wild berry gin that is exported across 15 countries. Before Mór Irish Gin, Eoin founded a
I talk through product iterations and how I build, measure and react.
Adrian and I chat about the importance of building strong relationships.
I talk through the challenges, failures, and successes that have hit me over the past month.
In this episode, I interview Colin Harmon, the founder of 3FE coffee.
Dan Nudget is the co-founder of Ambr Eyewear. A company that creates beautifully crafted glasses that fight digital eye strain by blocking blue light.
Keeping track and managing inbound requests can be difficult. If they accumulate, it can often feel like quicksand. Here's how I deal with tasks, requests and make sure I'm still getting things done. Links: * Asana [http://headspace.com/] * Google Suite [https://gsuite.google.com/] * Twitter — https://twitter.com/bkenny * Instagram
Time is my most precious resource that cannot be renewed.
Pat is a best selling author, corporate speaker, world traveler and high-performance coach.
I set some new goals last month both personally and commercially and it’s time to see how I performed.
A short list of my top 5 most inspirational people
In this episode I chat with a hughly inspiring entrepreneur — Louise Dunne. Louise is the CEO, and founder of Glissed.
MiniCorp’s branding hasn’t evolved in 3 years, until now. This is the story of how we are rebranding.
At MiniCorp, we recently moved from our own private office into the new WeWork in Dublin.
Big elements of my life are a strong sense adventure and the achievement or progression towards my lifelong goals.
Luke is an entrepreneur and a co-founder of Bamboo, a mobile app that allows you to order and pay in advance for great cafés and restaurants relieving the need to wait.
It seems like a no-brainer, but there are huge upsides to really focusing on treating people right.
A product state of the union in my head. I talk about Revolut, travel AI, wellbeing, and education.
Over the past month, I’ve spent a lot of time tracking and reflecting on my growth as a husband, father, and entrepreneur.
I talk through my experiences and also the key difference between a founder and a CEO.
Sometimes, signing new clients can seem like a dark art.
I was a hardcore hustler and have now done a complete 180 to take time in my life to understand what is happening and make better-educated decisions on my future.
In this episode, I talk through the items I carry and use on a daily basis. I minimize clutter but also try to stay as productive as possible.
In part two, I talk about my experiences with managing cash flow, understanding your burn rate and what to look out for when searching for a really good marketer for your company.
When I started MiniCorp I spent about 7 minutes coming up with the name and 30 seconds finding a logo on Iconfinder.
My experiences of getting your first customer, it’s challenges and how valuable ownership of a business is.
How I stand out from the crowd and help people to promote me to their connections.
I discuss my new daily rituals and how they have affected my overall mood, growth, and energy over the past month.
Episode 16 of The Brian Kenny Podcast. I talk about the wonders of networking, sales and how I should really start taking better care of myself.
Episode 15 of The Brian Kenny Podcast. I talk about where I've disappeared to, big clients and bitcoin.
One day of bad eating has lead to a demmise of eating healthy and how I'm currently making macro decisions and putting out micro fires.
You should always follow up after a meeting and leadership is helping others to discover something you know.
Pitching to potential clients and how paying people on time has such huge benefits.
I need to stay on top of my game to help nuture MiniCorp's growth.
I push myself forward to challenge myself and how you should make sure you're at the right parties.
Without taking on risk, it can be difficult to grow and expand.
The importance of business referrals, setting your own standards and how I should be willing to change to solve problems.
The grind pays off in the long term and how taking risks challenges yourself.
Telling a story trumps volume when creating content and I'm learning to deconstruct peoples wants.
I talk about how not following through costs me money, being busy is not the goal and I'm really enjoying creating this podcast.
I talk about the how beer and pointless meetings are having a huge negative impact on me and how I'm going to solve this.
I talk about the benefits of having daily standups and over communicating with the team.
Decoupling myself from MiniCorp and how important building relationships is to your overall goals.
I talk about how I need to become a better communicator, scaling MiniCorp and creating content.