Real Entrepreneurial Stories with Levi Lawrence
Real Entrepreneurial Stories is a series of authentic, wide-ranging conversations with entrepreneurs in the thick of it. Entrepreneurship is a unique journey, and our hope is these stories will encourage you to share your own learnings and connect with other entrepreneurs. In these conversations, we explore origin stories, challenges, wins, difficult learnings, transferable habits, and philosophies on business and life. Each discussion is hosted live, followed by an un-recorded Q&A. Please check out PragmaticBusiness.ca to see what speaker we'll be hosting next! --------- Levi Lawrence is the owner of Pragmatic Solutions, a company that helps entrepreneurs and businesses with administration, digital tools/systems, problem-solving, and process. They are on a mission to help entrepreneurs thrive, get out of the weeds, and focus on what they do best.
Episodes
Entrepreneur - Dave Carroll
Current or Primary Business(s) - Big Break Enterprises
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Entrepreneur - Bryan Clayton
Current or Primary Business(s) - GreenPal
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Entrepreneur - Edward Rocha
Current or Primary Business(s) - The Morning Goals, Rola Languages
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Entrepreneur - Gerry Valentine
Current or Primary Business(s) - Gerry Valentine
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Entrepreneur - Chantal Brine
Current or Primary Business(s) - EnPoint
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Entrepreneur - Sylvie Desjardins?
Current or Primary Business(s) - NxCareer
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Entrepreneur - Shane Borthwick
Current or Primary Business(s) - Impact Wealth
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Entrepreneur - Steve Anderson
Current or Primary Business(s) - CoLo Consulting
Personal Website: https://www.steve-anderson.co/
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Entrepreneur: - Angélique Binet
Current or Primary Business(s): Social Media Love Lab
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Entrepreneur: Barbara Fletcher
Current or Primary Business(s): Barb Fletcher Associates
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Entrepreneur - Steve Foran
Current or Primary Business(s) - Gratitude At Work
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Entrepreneur: Tammy Ward
Current or Primary Business(s): TLW Yoga and Wellness
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Entrepreneur: Johan Arcos
Current or Primary Business(s): Inverte
Special Note: Most of our conversations are with entrepreneurs in various stages of their journey but this special edition examines a young entrepreneur in the very early stages. As all entrepreneurs started somewhere it is very interesting to explore a conversation with someone who is still validating, learning and exploring their first start up. We hope you enjo...
Entrepreneur: Terri-Ann Richards
Current or Primary Business(s) - Balance Equation Coaching and Consulting
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Entrepreneur - Ben Parsons
Current or Primary Business(s) - KKP , SignCraft
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Entrepreneur - Maureen Hanley
Current or Primary Business(s) - Navigate Food Safety Solutions
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Entrepreneur - Andrew Button
Current or Primary Business(s) - Mashup Lab and WorkEvolved
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Entrepreneur - Brendan Wood
Current or Primary Business(s) - Passiv
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Entrepreneur - Sarah Benetto O'Brien
Current or Primary Business - The Handpie Company
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