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2015 Chicago Marathon. Mile 13. I’m flying—feeling like I could run forever. Heart surgery, back surgery, barely able to stand a decade before, and here I am crushing it. Then I see the sign: NOT ALMOST THERE. Everything changed. Heavy legs. Cramping. Mental breakdown. I barely finished what started as my best race ever. That sign broke me, but it also built me. Southside Chicago kid who studied for 15 seconds between building cars on the assembly line. Graduated in 5 years. Built companies. Sold two. 800 employees. Young father at 20 who figured it out as I went. I’ve spent 50+ episodes of Not Almost There interviewing experts, and now my cohost and I are diving deeper into the conversations that matter most. We dig into what it really takes—in business, branding, health, life. No fluff. Real talk about building something that matters while the clock’s ticking. Whether you’re running your first mile or your hundredth company, we’re here to help you go the distance. Because almost there isn’t good enough.Copyright 2021 All rights reserved. Economía Gestión y Liderazgo Higiene y Vida Saludable Liderazgo Psicología Psicología y Salud Mental
Episodios
  • Got Imposter Syndrome? How to Reframe Your Self-Doubt
    Jan 10 2026

    Though he built and sold two businesses for over $200 million, Joe shares how he still suffered from imposter syndrome and the Fortune 500 Boardroom moment that transformed his mindset about self-doubt, the value of experience and the actions he takes to keep learning (even from his interns).

    Key Takeaways:

    • Why imposter syndrome is just a story you tell yourself (not reality)
    • How doing the work validates your knowledge
    • The danger of overestimating others' expertise and underestimating your own
    • How building blocks of experience connect backwards when you need them most
    • The balance between healthy caution and crippling self-doubt
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    13 m
  • Have Fewer (but Bigger) Goals for the New Year
    Jan 2 2026

    Why New Year's Resolutions Fail & How to Actually Achieve Your Goals

    Tired of abandoning your New Year's resolutions by February? Discover why traditional goal-setting doesn't work and learn a proven framework that actually sticks.

    In this episode, Joe breaks down:

    • Why long resolution lists create guilt instead of progress
    • The power of focusing on ONE big audacious goal instead of many small ones
    • How to build sustainable habits naturally (without tracking everything)
    • The accountability strategy that forces you to follow through
    • Real examples: from fitness challenges to family goals to business launches

    Learn why choosing a concrete outcome (like training for a race) beats vague intentions (like "get healthier") every time. Whether you want to lose weight, start a business, save for a dream vacation, or tackle a physical challenge, this approach transforms motivation into discipline.

    Perfect for anyone who's struggled with New Year's goals, wants to build better habits in 2026, or needs a fresh perspective on personal development and goal achievement.

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    7 m
  • How and Why to Build a Data Story to Scale Your Sales Channels
    Dec 12 2025

    The CPG Strategy that Took Go Brewing from Online to Costco

    Joe breaks down his strategic approach to building a CPG brand across multiple sales channels. Learn why the order matters—from your own Shopify storefront to Amazon to retail shelves—and how to build a compelling "data story" that opens doors with retailers. Discover the pros and cons of each platform, from FBA vs FBM on Amazon to native shopping on TikTok Shop and ChatGPT, and why getting product into customers' hands is its own kind of marketing.

    For entrepreneurs, marketers and sales leaders seeking to build a powerful “data story,” improve repeat purchase rates, use cross-channel insights, and understand which platforms to prioritize first.

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    17 m
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