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045:Jason Sisneros interviews powerhouse business leader Carine Strom Clark
In this episode, Jason Sisneros interviews powerhouse business leader Carine about her journey from a military family in Germany to becoming a top executive in tech and fintech, overcoming cancer, and her philosophy on running and scaling successful companies. Carine shares insights on the importance of solving real problems (“plumbing”), leading with fierce loyalty, embracing disruption, and building a thriving company culture. Her inspiring story highlights resilience, the value of tough leadership decisions, and the power of forgiveness in both life and business. Carine Strom Clark is a strategic transformational leader with over 20 years catapulting organizations to top performance. As VP and CEO in diverse IT sectors, she architects innovative global marketing strategies, drives billion-dollar revenue, and leads large teams to overcome challenges, foster agile models, and achieve measurable business growth through enduring relationships.
044: "Every Year You're Gambling these 5 things won't take you out of Business (prepare now)"
In this episode, Jason Sisneros explores the unique challenges faced by business owners and the importance of preparing for both voluntary and involuntary exits from their companies. He highlights the critical role of planning for unexpected events—like death, divorce, disability, disputes, and loss of interest—and explains why building a business to maximize freedom and legacy is essential. Listeners are encouraged to think differently, connect with fellow owners, and use proven strategies to secure their financial future and influence positive change.
043: "Is the Merchant Class rising again? (The real DNA of entrepreneurs)"
In this episode, Jason Sisneros inspires business owners by exploring the historical impact and modern importance of the entrepreneurial "merchant class," emphasizing the freedom and legacy that ethical business can create. He shares stories of figures like Josiah Wedgwood, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Estée Lauder, and Elon Musk, illustrating how small beginnings and a focus on serving others can lead to tremendous personal and societal change. The episode encourages listeners to clarify their goals, value authentic networking, and remember the deep responsibility and privilege of business ownership.
042: Can You Guess Charlie Kirk's Surprising Strategy Advisor? (Business Owners, Listen Up)
In this podcast, Jason Sisneros explores the vital role of business owners in society, emphasizing the importance of ethical capitalism, free speech, and courageous leadership, especially in difficult times. Through reflections on recent events—including the tragedy involving Charlie Kirk—he calls on entrepreneurs to use their influence and freedom to stand up for what’s right, serve their communities, and protect core values. Drawing on personal stories and practical business insights, Jason encourages listeners to think independently, foster honest dialogue, and prioritize service to others over fear or profit alone.
041: "F (Free) You" Money
In this episode, Jason Sisneros dives deep into the concept of "freedom money," encouraging business owners to define their personal number for financial independence and focus relentlessly on reaching it. He highlights the importance of building a business with systems and leverage that allow owners to exit on their own terms, rather than getting trapped by external obligations or societal expectations. Throughout the discussion, he debunks common myths around business success, emphasizes ethical leadership, and stresses the vital role small and mid-sized businesses play in maintaining individual and collective freedom.
