Entrepreneur Conversations
by James Martin Entrepreneur
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Scaling an 80k per month Architecture Business
Sep 2, 2026
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How to Buy a Business You Already Work For - Martin Cooke
Aug 26, 2026
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"I Left Acting for Business" - Here Is What They Don't Tell You
Aug 19, 2026
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How This Guy Manages 6 Companies (Without Burning Out)
Aug 12, 2026
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The Secret to Running a Business You Don't Have to Run
Aug 5, 2026
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| 9/2/26 | Scaling an 80k per month Architecture Business | Learn effective business growth strategies for architectural practice owners. Discover how to use company acquisitions to scale.In this episode of Entrepreneur Conversations, host James Martin sits down with James Collinson, the founder of an architectural practice. They examine the practical steps involved in expanding an enterprise through strategic buyouts. This discussion is tailored for business owners who are looking for clear methods to increase their market footprint rather than relying solely on organic growth.Throughout the conversation, James shares his experience navigating the complexities of company acquisitions. You will learn how to evaluate potential targets, mitigate risks, and integrate new entities successfully. By focusing on these business growth strategies, architectural practice leaders can create a more robust and scalable firm. This episode provides a roadmap for those ready to move beyond standard operational management and into structured expansion.Subscribe for weekly entrepreneur advice and business growth strategies. Which aspect of scaling a company are you most curious about? Let us know in the comments below. | — | ||||||
| 8/26/26 | How to Buy a Business You Already Work For - Martin Cooke | Learn the realities of buying the company you work for. We examine the process of identifying untapped value and taking over ownership.This discussion explores the strategic decision behind purchasing an existing business. If you are an employee considering a buyout or simply interested in how business acquisition works from the inside, this conversation provides a practical look at the transition from worker to owner. We break down the specific opportunities found within a company operating multiple brands, including the complexities of managing both manufacturing and distribution.Understanding the unmet needs within your current workplace can be the catalyst for a successful acquisition. This interview details how to evaluate potential gaps in operations and why identifying these inefficiencies is critical before committing to buying a business. By analyzing the current structure of these five brands, you will gain insight into how to identify scalable assets and mitigate risks during the transition.Subscribe for weekly entrepreneurship breakdowns, and comment below if you have ever considered buying your employer's company.www.baddowpark.com - Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind! www.baddowpark.com/newsletter - Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 8/19/26 | "I Left Acting for Business" - Here Is What They Don't Tell You | Building a multi-million pound company often looks like pure luck, but Luke's real story started in South East London.Most viewers recognize Luke from his television appearances, but few understand how his early years in Catford shaped his business trajectory. This conversation moves past the polished screen image to examine the specific South East London environment that forged his work ethic. We discuss the transition from attending school in New Cross to navigating the brutal realities of scaling a major venture from nothing.If you are interested in the actual roots of entrepreneurship, this interview provides a clear look at the grit required to build a company. You will learn how local upbringing and early life experiences often dictate professional resilience more than formal training. We focus on the practical lessons learned on the streets of London, offering a grounded perspective for anyone looking to scale their own business or understand the reality behind a public persona.Subscribe for weekly entrepreneurship insights and comment below with the biggest obstacle you are currently facing in your business.www.crownpavilions.com | — | ||||||
| 8/12/26 | How This Guy Manages 6 Companies (Without Burning Out) | Learn how to master entrepreneur productivity while running multiple businesses. We sit down with Andy, who manages six companies.This conversation is for founders and business owners struggling to balance a heavy workload. Andy breaks down how he maintains focus and operational efficiency across six distinct ventures. You will gain insight into the daily habits and structural choices that allow him to scale his efforts without burning out.Effective entrepreneurship tips often come down to prioritization and delegation. By hearing how Andy handles his packed schedule, you can apply similar frameworks to your own work. This entrepreneur conversation highlights the realities of high-level management and what it actually takes to keep six companies moving forward simultaneously.If you are interested in better business time management, subscribe for weekly leadership breakdowns, and comment below on which industry challenges you want us to cover next. | — | ||||||
| 8/5/26 | The Secret to Running a Business You Don't Have to Run | Learn how to build business systems that allow you to work one day a week. See the exact strategy behind scaling a mortgage brokerage.Running a company does not require constant hands-on involvement if you have the right structure in place. This video explains how to transition from daily operations to a strategic role by implementing effective business processes. If you are a business owner feeling overwhelmed by daily tasks, this explanation of how to hire an operations manager and delegate business tasks offers a clear path to reclaiming your time.We discuss the reality of business scaling and why relying on team members and documented systems is essential for growth. By focusing on high-level strategy rather than day-to-day execution, you can maintain a successful company while significantly reducing your hours. This breakdown provides the framework needed to stop managing every detail and start managing the business growth itself.Subscribe for weekly business strategy breakdowns, and comment below with your biggest challenge when trying to step back from your daily operations. | — | ||||||
| 7/29/26 | Van Man to Multi-Millionaire Special! | Learn the man in a van to millionaire blueprint during this Q&A session. Get actionable advice for tradespeople building a business.This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations focuses on the practical steps required to scale a trade business. Whether you are just starting out or looking to streamline your operations, this Q&A addresses the common hurdles faced by tradespeople business growth efforts today. We break down the realities of moving from a solo operator to a profitable company owner.While I am currently recording from Australia, Oliver has ensured this content remains available to help you navigate your own professional journey. We discuss the mindset and strategies necessary to apply the man in a van to millionaire principles effectively, regardless of your specific trade.If you found this business q and a helpful, subscribe for weekly entrepreneur conversations and updates. Tell us in the comments which trades business advice topic you want covered in the next episode.Scaling a trade business requires moving beyond the daily grind. Get specific answers on how to go from man in a van to millionaire.This Q&A session breaks down the essential steps for tradespeople who are ready to transition from solo operators into profitable company owners. If you are struggling with the transition from the tools to management, this episode provides a roadmap for sustainable business growth. We address the specific hurdles that stop many skilled workers from building a scalable company.While I am currently filming from Australia, my team member Oliver has ensured this content is ready for you to study. We cover the shift in mindset and the operational adjustments needed to succeed in any trade. Applying these principles will help you manage your time better and focus on the work that actually generates profit.Subscribe for weekly entrepreneur conversations, and let us know in the comments which specific business challenge you want addressed in our next session. | — | ||||||
| 7/22/26 | Buying Businesses Special: Don't Make These Mistakes | Learn the fundamentals of buying businesses in this new episode of Entrepreneur Conversations. We break down the essential steps to acquiring your first company.This episode launches our new series, Entrepreneur Conversations, specifically designed for those interested in buying businesses. We explore the core principles of business acquisition, covering how to approach deals and what to look for when evaluating potential opportunities. This discussion follows our previous look at commercial property, offering a logical next step for those building an investment portfolio.Whether you are new to the world of entrepreneurship or looking to expand your current holdings, understanding the mechanics of buying businesses is critical. This conversation provides practical context for anyone aiming to navigate the market effectively without unnecessary complexity. We ensure you get the baseline knowledge needed to start your research journey.Subscribe for weekly entrepreneurship tips to keep your strategy sharp, and comment below with your biggest question regarding business acquisition.Buying businesses is the focus of this episode. Learn how to navigate the acquisition process with our expert Q&A session.This week on Entrepreneur Conversations, we are moving away from our usual format to host a buying businesses special. If you are an aspiring entrepreneur or an investor looking to scale through acquisition rather than starting from scratch, this episode provides the practical answers you need to get started. We break down the core mechanics of how to approach an owner, evaluate potential targets, and manage the transition process effectively.Our discussion covers the essential questions every buyer should ask before signing a deal. Whether you are looking for your first venture or expanding your portfolio, this session clarifies the common pitfalls of buying businesses. We walk through the specific inquiries that help determine if a company is the right fit for your investment goals. By the end of this episode, you will have a clearer understanding of the due diligence required when buying businesses.Subscribe for weekly entrepreneurial strategy breakdowns, and comment below with your specific questions about buying businesses for our next Q&A session. | — | ||||||
| 7/15/26 | Commercial Property Special: 41 years and 30 Million Pounds of Value | In this special Q&A episode, James Martin — self-made multi-millionaire and owner of over 165,000 sq ft of commercial property — answers your biggest questions about investing in commercial real estate. From buying his first yard at just 19 years old to building a £30M portfolio, James shares the hard-won lessons, deal structures, and management strategies that have shaped his commercial property empire.Whether you're a first-time investor or looking to scale your portfolio, this episode is packed with practical, no-nonsense advice you won't find in a textbook.⏱️ 00:00 — Welcome & How This Episode Works02:11 — Managing Bad Tenants: Deposits, CCJs & Getting Rid of Bad Eggs07:10 — Due Diligence: What to Check Before You Buy a Commercial Property13:07 — James's First Commercial Property Purchase at Age 1916:46 — Types of Commercial Property: Which Give the Best Returns?29:08 — Why James Got Into Commercial Property (It Wasn't the Plan)35:09 — How to Finance a Commercial Property: No Money Down Strategies40:49 — Negotiation: How to Get the Best Deal on a Commercial Property47:37 — Final Advice: Why Commercial Property Beats Every Other Asset ClassKEY TOPICS COVERED- How to vet tenants and protect your rental income- The due diligence checklist James uses on every purchase- Vendor finance, lease-to-purchase, and zero money down strategies- The 12 things you need to master to succeed in commercial property- Why James avoids high street retail and domestic property- How to negotiate a faster, cheaper deal with motivated sellers- Building a commercial property legacy for your family📩 Got a question for James? Drop it in the comments — we may answer it in a future episode!🎙️ Next week: Buying Businesses with James Martin#commercialproperty #PropertyInvesting #JamesMartinEntrepreneur #BusinessPodcast #PropertyInvestment | — | ||||||
| 7/8/26 | "They Sent Me to Russia to Buy Three Companies" | Jeannette Linfoot | At 30, Jeannette Linfoot was handed the keys to Russia - no blueprint, no rulebook, just a mandate to run TUI's entire emerging markets operation across Russia, Ukraine, India, China and Brazil.What happened next shaped one of the most remarkable business careers you'll hear on this podcast.In this episode, Jeannette - founder & CEO of Brave Bold Brilliant and former global CEO with 25+ years in corporate travel - gets brutally honest about what it really takes to lead at the highest level. From being the only woman in a "white, male, pale, stale" boardroom to building and exiting businesses, she shares the frameworks, failures and defining moments behind her success.In this episode:- The real difference between a Founder, MD and CEO- How she was handed Russia at 30 with no blueprint- What it's like to be the only woman in the boardroom- How to structure a business for maximum sale value- Understanding earnouts, private equity and golden handcuffs- What great leaders do that average ones simply don't- How to protect your energy when everything is on the lineTimestamps:00:00 – Introduction01:06 – Founder vs MD vs CEO: what's the real difference?05:09 – Climbing the corporate ladder: pay, equity and risk08:42 – The only woman in a white, male, pale, stale boardroom15:23 – Handed Russia at 30 with no blueprint18:26 – Culture, baptisms of fire and the power of asking for help20:13 – The meaning behind Brave, Bold, Brilliant32:19 – Getting a business ready to sell39:56 – Earnouts, private equity and knowing who you're getting into bed with48:29 – What great leaders do that average ones don'tConnect with Jeannette Linfoot:🌐 Website: www.braveboldbrilliant.comConnect with James Martin:🌐 Website: www.baddowpark.com📸 Instagram: www.instagram.com/jamesmartinentrepreneur💼 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/james-martin-entrepreneur/Helping entrepreneurs find business success faster.#entrepreneurship #Leadership #BusinessGrowth #WomenInBusiness #CEO | — | ||||||
| 7/2/26 | The Truth About AI in Your Business (From Someone Actually Using It) | Matt Harmsworth | Matt Harmsworth wanted to fly helicopters, ended up a countryside ranger on £8,000 a year, and is now the consultant his mastermind peers simply call "AI Matt." In this episode he walks James Martin through the unglamorous, human-first way he actually puts AI into a business: start with the problem not the tool, free your people up instead of cutting them, and build systems that let you work on the company rather than in it. You'll leave with a concrete playbook, from voice agents as triage to optimising for AI search before everyone else, plus a reminder that real authority comes from running this stuff in your own profitable businesses, not selling theory.**00:00 - Why he never got to fly helicopters****01:22 - From an £8,000 ranger to tree surgery****02:36 - 23, in debt, and the phone out the window****04:07 - Walking away, and the consultancy that found him****05:41 - Bringing AI into a team without scaring them****06:29 - "What's the problem we're actually solving?"****08:30 - Meet Rose, the voice agent running the phones****09:05 - Human centricity: free your people up****10:34 - The triage rule (Barbara and her bunions)****12:38 - Proving you're not jumping on the bandwagon****13:42 - Why experiences are beating transactions****15:39 - "The death of paid ads"****16:00 - 900 million users and why only 5% pay****17:02 - The whole world is being pushed to voice****19:05 - SEO is out, GEO is in****20:34 - Optimising for the agent, not the eye****25:33 - Be first when AI ads hit the UK****27:14 - Drones, AI, and "it's just a tool"****28:52 - Too early: the DJI Phantom tree gamble****30:46 - Building authority: the who, not the how****31:35 - Bond, Transformers and Tony Hopkins****32:19 - The Mark Wahlberg call that ended a marriage****33:43 - £800 a day and the feast-or-famine trap****38:11 - Build the business to work on, not in****40:02 - Audit the subscriptions bleeding you dry****40:58 - Building your own tools, meet Rover Bark****42:30 - The jobs AI takes first****44:50 - Why you still want a human at 2am****48:13 - The backlash coming for fake AI content****50:17 - Where AI avatars actually earn trust****52:58 - Tombola: a failure he's grateful for****57:21 - Hire slow, fire fast****1:02:26 - Saying no to money that costs your values****1:04:01 - The unethical AI requests he turns down****1:09:54 - The voice agent "gateway drug" model****1:13:59 - The bottleneck nobody plans for: finance****1:15:14 - Education and the default diary****1:17:05 - What they're reading****1:22:46 - Lunch with Fiennes or Attenborough****1:24:56 - You're the sum of the ten around you**Guest: Matt Harmsworth | https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-h-0a058150/Matt on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mattharmsworth/James Martin's mastermind - www.baddowpark.comCommercial Property - www.baddowpark.com/inside_commercial_property/Newsletter - www.baddowpark.com/newsletterInstagram - www.instagram.com/jamesmartinentrepreneurLinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/james-martin-entrepreneur/ | — | ||||||
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| 6/24/26 | How much does it cost to run a festival? | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Frankie James, entrepreneur and founder of Ideas Fest, one of the UK's most exciting events bringing together entrepreneurs, business owners, investors, and thought leaders. Frankie shares the story behind building Ideas Fest, the vision that inspired it, and how she has created a community that champions innovation, collaboration, and entrepreneurial thinking.The conversation explores entrepreneurship, event creation, networking, and the power of surrounding yourself with ambitious people. Frankie discusses the challenges of building a large scale event brand, the lessons she has learned along the way, and why creating meaningful connections is more important than ever in business.🎧 Tune in for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, community building, and turning big ideas into reality.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with insights for entrepreneurs, business owners, and anyone looking to expand their network and think bigger.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 6/17/26 | Boring businesses make millions…here’s how. | Featuring Andrew Hulbert | https://baddowpark.com/inside_commercial_property/This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Andrew Hulbert, entrepreneur and business leader who achieved an incredible $100 million exit from his facilities management business. Andrew shares the story behind building, scaling, and ultimately selling a company of significant value, revealing the key decisions, challenges, and lessons learned throughout the journey.The conversation explores entrepreneurship, leadership, growth, and what it takes to create a business that is attractive to buyers. Andrew discusses the importance of systems, culture, and long term thinking, as well as the realities of navigating a major exit and life after the deal is done.🎧 Tune in for a fascinating conversation about entrepreneurship, business growth, and what it really takes to build a company worth selling.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with insights for entrepreneurs and business owners aiming to create lasting value.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | How to build a sticky culture in your business... | Brad Staines is a £4 Million business owner. | https://baddowpark.com/inside_commercial_property This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Brad Staines, entrepreneur and founder of Aquamark. Brad shares his experience of building a successful business and explains why creating the right culture has been one of the most important factors in its growth. The conversation explores leadership, values, team development, and how business owners can build an environment where people are motivated, engaged, and aligned with the company's vision.Brad offers practical insights into hiring the right people, maintaining standards, and creating a culture that drives performance while making the business a great place to work. This is a valuable discussion for any entrepreneur looking to strengthen their team and build a business that can thrive long term.🎧 Tune in for an insightful conversation about entrepreneurship, leadership, and creating a winning culture within your business.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with practical lessons for entrepreneurs and business owners looking to build stronger teams.www.baddowpark.com - Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter - Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 6/3/26 | AI has changed marketing forever… | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Gavin Bell, entrepreneur whose journey has taken him from online marketing consultant, to agency owner, and now into the world of healthcare with his latest venture, an online pharmacy business. Gavin shares the lessons learned from building businesses across different industries, the challenges of reinventing yourself as an entrepreneur, and why he's continually looking for new opportunities to solve problems and create value.The conversation explores digital marketing, business growth, entrepreneurship, and what it takes to successfully transition from one business model to another. Gavin offers honest insights into the realities of scaling a marketing agency, the skills that transfer across industries, and the mindset required to build a business in a highly regulated sector.🎧 Tune in for an insightful conversation about entrepreneurship, marketing, innovation, and building businesses in completely different markets.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with practical lessons for entrepreneurs and business owners looking to evolve and grow.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 5/27/26 | How to make sales calls in 2026... | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Zac and Jack, the entrepreneurs behind We Have A Meeting, one of the fastest growing sales focused brands helping businesses improve conversations, confidence, and conversion. In a fun, high energy episode, the lads break down the psychology behind great sales calls, what makes people buy, and how entrepreneurs can communicate more effectively without sounding scripted or pushy.The conversation is packed with laughs, stories, and practical insight as Zac and Jack share their approach to sales, mindset, and building a brand through personality and consistency. From handling objections to creating genuine connection on calls, this episode delivers valuable takeaways in an entertaining and relatable way.🎧 Tune in for one of the most fun and energetic episodes yet, filled with sales insight, entrepreneurial lessons, and plenty of laughs along the way.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with value for entrepreneurs, sales professionals, and business owners looking to improve their communication and close more deals.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | How Adam Stott became a multi-millionaire... | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Adam Stott, entrepreneur, business mentor, and founder known for helping entrepreneurs scale their businesses and develop the mindset required for long term success. Adam shares his journey into entrepreneurship, the lessons learned from building multiple businesses, and the principles he believes separate successful entrepreneurs from the rest. The conversation explores leadership, sales, mindset, and the importance of taking action while continuing to learn and evolve as a business owner.🎧 Tune in for a high energy and insightful conversation about entrepreneurship, business growth, and building success with purpose.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with practical advice and motivation for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 5/13/26 | Podcast Expert: How Spike O'Connell built a million pound Podcast business from scratch... | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Spike O’Connell, entrepreneur and founder of Podshop, a business helping creators and brands produce high quality podcasts. Spike shares his journey in entrepreneurship and dives into the dos and don’ts of podcasting, offering practical insight into what makes a podcast grow, connect with audiences, and stand out in a crowded space. The conversation explores content, consistency, branding, and the common mistakes people make when starting a podcast, alongside the opportunities the medium creates for modern businesses and entrepreneurs.Spike also shares lessons from his own entrepreneurial journey, discussing creativity, resilience, and what it takes to build a successful business in the media space.🎧 Tune in for an insightful and engaging conversation about entrepreneurship, podcasting, and building a brand through content.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with valuable lessons for entrepreneurs, creators, and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind! www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 5/6/26 | How Sammie Ellard King makes money with content... | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Sammie Ellard King, entrepreneur and business owner who has successfully scaled to a 7 figure business. Sammie shares his journey of growth, breaking down the key decisions, mindset shifts, and strategies that helped him move from early stage to serious scale. The conversation explores what it really takes to build momentum, stay consistent, and push through the challenges that come with rapid growth.Books mentioned in What Are We Reading?📘 Hooked by Nir Eyal📘 Bounce by Matthew Syed🎧 Tune in for a focused and motivating conversation about entrepreneurship, scaling, and building a business that performs.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with practical insights for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com - Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter - Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 4/29/26 | What does it take to start a country clothing brand in 2026? | Jacob Lockwood is an entrepreneur and founder of founder of Lockwood Smocks, a growing clothing brand built with grit, identity, and a strong personal story behind it. Jacob opens up about the challenges of building a brand from the ground up, the realities of growth, and the pressure that comes with trying to stand out in a competitive market. He also shares insights from his time in the army and how that experience shaped his mindset, resilience, and approach to business, alongside some great stories from the journey so far.Books mentioned in What Are We Reading?📘 Atomic Habits by James Clear📘 How to Get Rich by Felix Dennis🎧 Tune in for a raw and honest conversation about entrepreneurship, resilience, and building a brand with purpose.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with real world lessons for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 4/22/26 | Dragons Den WINNERS (LUMBERJAXE) talk about what happened next? | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Jaydon Manders and Bendon Manders, entrepreneurs who appeared on Dragon’s Den and secured investment from Emma Grede. They share what it was really like going on the show, the pressure of pitching in the Den, and how the experience has impacted their business journey. The conversation also explores what it’s been like working with a Dragon, the lessons learned since investment, and their ambitions as they continue to grow and scale their business.Books mentioned in What Are We Reading?📘 Behind the Mask by Tyson Fury📘 Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki📘 Crushing It! by Gary Vaynerchuk📘 The Education of Koko by Francine Patterson🎧 Acquired Podcast🎧 Tune in for an exciting and insightful conversation about entrepreneurship, investment, and building a business after Dragon’s Den.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with real world lessons and inspiration for entrepreneurs.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 4/15/26 | How to get off the tools and make millions... - Chris Archer | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Chris Archer, entrepreneur and consultant with a background in window fitting and manufacturing. Chris shares his journey from the tools into consulting, with a focus on helping tradespeople build proper businesses rather than just jobs. The conversation explores how to step away from day to day work, build systems, and create a business that can run without you.Books mentioned in What Are We Reading?📘 The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber📘 Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki📘 Built to Sell by John Warrillow🎧 Tune in for a practical and insightful conversation about entrepreneurship, trades, and building a business that gives you freedom.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with real world lessons for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 4/8/26 | This will transform your business... | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Sara and Katherine, entrepreneurs and the team behind Magheramorne Estate, a stunning venue known for its unique setting and exceptional experiences.They share their journey of running and growing a destination venue, offering insight into the realities of operating in hospitality and events. The conversation explores leadership, teamwork, and the importance of creating memorable customer experiences while managing the operational demands of a high end estate. Sara and Katherine also discuss how they continue to evolve the business, adapt to challenges, and build something that stands out in a competitive market.🎧 Tune in for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, hospitality, and building a business centred around experience and excellence.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with valuable lessons for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 4/1/26 | How to make your first million... | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Blake Sweeting, a 19 year old entrepreneur and founder of Blake Mark Productions, currently running a growing business with £90k turnover. Blake shares his journey into entrepreneurship at a young age and opens up about the challenges and opportunities of building a business early in life. James and Blake dive into what it will take to scale from £90k to the first £1 million, discussing mindset, strategy, and the key decisions that can accelerate growth. The conversation explores ambition, learning fast, and how young entrepreneurs can position themselves to build serious businesses from the ground up.Books mentioned in What Are We Reading?📘 The Dream Team by James Sinclair🎧 Business Movers Podcast🎧 Running Makes Me Happy Podcast by Happy Stride🎧 Tune in for an inspiring and forward thinking conversation about entrepreneurship, growth, and building a million pound business from an early start.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with practical insight and motivation for the next generation of entrepreneurs.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 3/25/26 | How to double a £3 million business…. | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features Zachary Poole from Premier Compliance, an entrepreneur focused on building and scaling a business through smart strategy and strong networks. Zachary shares his perspective on the north south divide in business, the differences in opportunity, mindset, and approach, and how that has shaped his journey. The conversation also explores the importance of finding your tribe, surrounding yourself with the right people, and building relationships that support long term growth. Zachary opens up about his ambitious plans to double his business through acquisitions, giving insight into how he’s thinking about scaling, deal making, and the future of his company.🎧 Tune in for a thoughtful and motivating conversation about entrepreneurship, business growth, and building with the right people around you.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with real world insights for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
| 3/18/26 | How to get out of a 50/50 partnership... - George Hosegood | This episode of Entrepreneur Conversations hosted by James Martin features George Hosegood, entrepreneur and owner of Crucible, a digital marketing agency focused on helping businesses grow through strategic, results driven campaigns. George shares his journey into entrepreneurship, how he built his agency from the ground up, and the lessons learned from working in a fast moving and competitive digital space. The conversation explores marketing, client relationships, scaling a service based business, and the mindset required to deliver consistent results for clients while continuing to grow as an entrepreneur.🎧 Tune in for a practical and insightful conversation about entrepreneurship, digital marketing, and building a business that drives real results.👉 Subscribe now and don’t miss this episode packed with valuable lessons for entrepreneurs and business owners.www.baddowpark.com Click here for more information about Baddow Park Mastermind!www.baddowpark.com/newsletter Sign up to my newsletter here! | — | ||||||
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Chart history for Entrepreneur Conversations
Peaked at #59 in Ireland, currently #59 in Ireland.
| Market | Genre | Peak | Current | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ireland | — | #59 | #59 | — |
| Australia | — | #91 | #91 | — |
| United Kingdom | — | #164 | #164 | — |
Chart Positions
3 placements across 3 markets.
Chart Positions
3 placements across 3 markets.