Elevator 220: Matt Goldbloom is the founder of Common Shelf, a company focused on helping brands grow through retail partnerships and strategy. With a background in scaling beauty, wellness, and pet brands, Matt has worked with national retailers and built strong relationships across the industry.

In this podcast: Matt talks about his path to entrepreneurship, the lessons he’s learned from failures, and the mindset that keeps him moving forward. He also shares why relationships matter more than revenue and how playing the long game shapes the way he builds his business.

Chapters

04:52
The Journey to Common Shelf

12:02
Defining Success and Relationships

14:37
Navigating Wounds and Challenges

21:34
Reflections on Personal Growth

24:19
Embracing Uniqueness and Innovation

30:06
The Purpose Behind Common Shelf

Parker and Sam kick off the Jewish New Year with reflections on family, tradition, and the quirky nostalgia that comes with fall. They talk about the meditative side of going to temple, the beauty in life’s mix of highs and lows, and why perspective and mindfulness help make the year ahead a little brighter.

Parker and Sam discuss the phenomenon of 'Sunday Scaries' among Gen Z, exploring how anxiety related to work impacts mental health. The discussion highlights the generational shift in attitudes towards work and the significance of finding purpose in one's job.

03:06
The Rise of Sunday Scaries

05:50
Understanding the Impact of Job Anxiety

08:25
Navigating Career Choices and Mental Health

11:09
Strategies for Managing Sunday Scaries