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| 9/3/26 | 129. Reclaiming Presence in the Age of AI | Summary:AI, constant distractions, and busy schedules can make it harder to stay truly present. Aaron and Terryn sit down with Mark Ostach to discuss connection, focus, communication, and how leaders can be more intentional in work and life. A big shout-out to Mark Ostach for joining us on this episode! Mark's new book, The Gift of Connection: Reclaiming Presence in the Age of AI and Distraction, is coming soon. If today's conversation resonated with you, be sure to keep an eye out for the book and follow Mark for more insights on connection, focus, and intentional leadership. Minute-by-Minute: 00:13 Introduction and Guest Introduction 02:50 Exploring Vulnerability and Gratitude 05:13 The Journey of Writing a Book 08:37 Balancing Technology and Mental Health 11:04 Advice for Busy Entrepreneurs 13:49 Navigating Visionary and Integrator Dynamics 16:30 Conclusion and Resources | — | ||||||
| 8/27/26 | 128. Meetings That Actually Work | Summary: Most teams have meetings. The best teams use them to create alignment, accountability, and progress. Terryn Turner and Ben Clatterbuck break down how a structured weekly team meeting can help your business stay focused and keep moving forward. Thinking of starting your own team meeting? Check out our Free Template and get started. Minute-by-Minute: 00:13 Introduction to the Best Meeting Structure 02:49 The Importance of Consistency in Meetings 05:39 Structure of the Meeting 08:10 Scorecard: Measuring Business Health 10:58 Rock Review: Prioritizing Projects 13:45 Customer and Employee Headlines 16:31 Last Week's Agenda: Accountability in Action 19:16 The Issues List: Problem Solving 21:42 Wrapping Up: Meeting Ratings and Feedback | — | ||||||
| 8/20/26 | 127. Hire Right the First Time, Every Time | Summary:Hiring the right person starts long before the job gets posted. Aaron and Terryn share practical recruiting strategies to help you define the role, build for future growth, set the right pay structure, and avoid costly hiring mistakes. Need help getting your recruiting process right? Check out the recruiting template and training or reach out to the Ops Experts team for help building your hiring strategy. Minute-by Minute: 00:13 Introduction to Ops Experts Club 01:54 The Importance of Thoughtful Recruiting 03:29 Understanding Organizational Growth Needs 06:21 Visionaries and Operational Clarity 08:45 Establishing Clear KPIs and Pay Structures 11:48 Navigating Pay Structures and Incentives 14:24 Creating a Motivating Work Environment 17:01 Final Thoughts on Effective Hiring Practices | — | ||||||
| 8/13/26 | 126. The 18-Month Rule Every Founder Needs | Summary:Eric Beck joins Aaron and Terryn to discuss why founders need to build businesses that can thrive without them. They unpack delegation, scaling, decision-making, and knowing when it's time for the visionary to step aside. Want to build a clearer roadmap for your business? Check out Founders Flagship. Minute-by-Minute:00:00 – Welcome to Ops Experts 01:15 – Building a Business Beyond the Founder 07:12 – The Problem With Delegation 12:00 – When It's Time for the Founder to Step Aside 18:00 – Visionaries vs. Operators 21:33 – Building a Roadmap for Growth 26:34 – Simplifying the Business to Scale 32:18 – Closing Thoughts | — | ||||||
| 8/6/26 | 125. How Fast Is Too Fast? | Summary: Growing faster isn't always the right answer. Aaron and Terryn explain why scaling before your systems and team are ready can create burnout, confusion, and unnecessary turnover, and how to recognize when it's time to accelerate or slow down. Want to dive deeper? Check out the Gap Analyzer! Minute-by-Minute: 00:13 Introduction and Show Tunes Humming 01:04 The Dilemma of Scaling Too Fast 02:55 Finding the Right Balance in Growth 05:23 The Importance of Team Dynamics 08:20 Hiring vs. Retaining Talent 10:57 Understanding Team Culture and Consistency 13:47 Conclusion and Call to Action | — | ||||||
| 7/30/26 | 124. When to Bring It In-House (And When to Stop Yourself) | Summary:Should you keep every part of your business in-house? Aaron and Terryn explore when bringing operations under one roof makes sense, and when keeping outside experts involved can actually strengthen your business. Want a partner in your finance seat? Check out finance.thecollabteam.com to see how Collab Team's fractional finance services work. Minute-by-Minute: 00:00 Intro & Opening Conversation 02:06 When to Bring Operations In-House 05:47 Building a Strong Finance Team 11:12 Hiring the Right People as You Scale 13:31 Outsourcing vs. In-House Roles 16:20 Fractional Finance & Final Takeaways | — | ||||||
| 7/23/26 | 123. How Visionaries Can Communicate Without Becoming the Bottleneck | Summary:What happens when great ideas never make it to execution? Aaron and Taryn break down how the right communication systems can keep visionaries and their teams aligned, reduce frustration, and turn ideas into action. Grab the free communication roadmap here and stop losing ideas in the shuffle. Minute-by-Minute: 00:13 Introduction and Communication Challenges 02:55 Visionary and Team Dynamics 05:11 Establishing a Cadence of Communication 08:04 Tools for Effective Communication 10:36 Leveraging Technology for Communication 13:08 Final Thoughts and Best Practices | — | ||||||
| 7/16/26 | 122. The Sales You Didn't Know You Lost | SUMMARY: Aaron sits down with retention expert Dan to dig into the sales most businesses never think to chase: the ones they already made. They talk through why up to a quarter of first round payment plans quietly fail, the difference between a sales team, a support team, and a dedicated retention specialist, and how to reach out to a lagging customer without sounding like a collections call. Terryn shares how visibility and simple reporting make the whole process repeatable. Want to see what stewarding your existing "yes" could be worth? Check out heartfirstretention.com. Minute-by-Minute: 00:00 Understanding Payment Plans and Their Challenges 09:48 Building Relationships Through Compassionate Communication 19:51 Leveraging Technology for Client Retention 24:01 Training for Success in Client Retention | — | ||||||
| 7/9/26 | 121. Invest in Your People to Build a Stronger Business | Summary: Great businesses don't just hire talented people, they help them grow. In this episode, Aaron Hovivian and Terryn Turner share practical ways to build a culture of learning through mentorship, leadership, and ongoing education that keeps teams engaged and growing. Want to develop stronger leaders and create a team that sticks? This episode is packed with simple ideas you can start applying today. To learn more about developing operations leaders, visit: https://opsexpertsacademy.com Minute-By-Minute: 00:00 The Importance of Educating Employees 02:59 Leadership and Growth Opportunities 07:59 Crowdsourcing Knowledge through Huddles 11:45 The Value of Book Clubs 15:02 Utilizing External Resources for Growth | — | ||||||
| 7/2/26 | 120. What to Cut From Your Budget (And What Not To) | SUMMARY: Most business owners chase more sales without ever looking at what they're already spending. In this episode, Aaron and Terryn break down where small businesses leak money without realizing it, from forgotten software subscriptions to mismanaged time and underused incentive programs. They share practical ways to audit your spending, free up cash, and decide what's actually worth keeping. They also talk through where outsourcing makes sense, and where it can quietly hurt your customer experience. Grab the free tools mentioned in this episode: audit your team's time with the Gap Analyzer at gapanalyzer.com, get help setting up your finance framework at finance.thecollabteam.com, or download the free incentive matrix at incentive.opsexpertsacademy.com. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction and Celebration of Success 02:52 The Importance of Cutting Costs 05:53 Identifying Unused Subscriptions and Technology 08:55 Auditing Time and Resources 11:58 Promoting from Within vs. Hiring Externally| 14:48 Incentivizing Cost Savings 18:00 What Not to Cut: Customer-Facing Roles | — | ||||||
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| 6/25/26 | 119. The Prescription Every Entrepreneur Needs | Summary:In this episode of the Ops Experts Club podcast, Aaron Hovivian and Terryn Turner discuss the "prescription" every entrepreneur needs: consistent systems. They unpack how shiny object syndrome, constant new ideas, and sudden shifts in priorities can create chaos for teams, especially when entrepreneurs are moving faster than their people can process. Instead of leaving teams overwhelmed by half-finished projects and changing direction, Aaron and Terryn explain why a clear operating system helps businesses stay focused, accountable, and scalable. The conversation also explores tools like Ultimate 10 meetings, visionary-integrator meetings, scorecards, rocks, and issue tracking as practical ways to turn entrepreneurial energy into real traction. Aaron and Terryn explain why consistency may not feel exciting to visionaries, but it is often the foundation that allows a business to grow without burning out the team. Whether you are leading a fast-growing company or supporting a visionary entrepreneur, this episode offers a clear reminder that sustainable growth comes from strong systems, steady execution, and foundations that can scale. To access the ops traction resources mentioned in the episode, visit: https://thecollabteam.com/ops-traction Minute-by-Minute: 00:00 Introduction and Excitement for Ted Lasso 01:59 The Entrepreneur's Prescription: Addressing Shiny Object Syndrome 04:15 The Importance of Consistent Systems 08:25 Triage Pain Points in Business 12:09 Building Foundations for Sustainable Growth 18:49 Conclusion and Resources for Entrepreneurs | — | ||||||
| 6/18/26 | 118. Build the Process Before You Hire | Summary: In this episode of the Ops Experts Club podcast, Aaron Hovivian and Terryn Turner talk through the importance of SOPs, recruiting, delegation, and building roles with clarity before hiring. They explain why businesses often feel pressure to hire quickly when things are on fire, but without clear standard operating procedures, org chart planning, and role expectations, new hires can end up walking into confusion instead of structure. The conversation highlights how SOPs help businesses become more repeatable, trainable, and scalable. Aaron and Terryn also discuss how AI can support SOP creation, as long as business owners proofread, simplify, and keep processes consistent. They explore how SOPs connect to delegate-and-elevate exercises, hiring decisions, overseas support, quality control, and future org chart planning. Whether you are preparing to hire, trying to remove tasks from overloaded team members, or building better systems for scale, this episode offers practical insight into creating processes that help your business grow without slowing down. To download the SOP template mentioned in the episode, visit: https://sop.opsexpertsacademy.com/ Minute-by-Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Ops Experts Club and Personal Insights 02:03 The Importance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) in Recruiting 07:32 Leveraging AI for SOP Creation and Management 11:03 Evaluating Roles and Responsibilities in the Org Chart 14:28 Future Planning and Organizational Growth | — | ||||||
| 6/11/26 | 117. Are You Asking the Right Questions? | Summary: In this episode of the Ops Experts Club podcast, Aaron Hovivian and Terryn Turner discuss the importance of evaluating your team, auditing workflows, and asking the right operational questions before automatically assuming growth requires more hiring. Using examples from real businesses and clients, they explore how fast-moving companies can slowly drift into inefficient habits, outdated systems, and unnecessary labor costs simply because nobody has stopped to reassess how people are spending their time. From labor allocation and profitability to workflow optimization and operational blind spots, the conversation highlights why regular business audits are essential for sustainable growth. Aaron and Terryn also dive into the growing role of AI and automation inside operations. They share practical examples of how businesses are using automations, AI tools, APIs, and custom workflows to eliminate repetitive tasks, improve reporting, streamline customer management, and elevate team performance. Whether you're running an online business, managing a growing team, or simply feeling overwhelmed by operational complexity, this episode offers actionable insights on how to identify inefficiencies, better utilize your people, and create systems that scale more effectively. Want to evaluate your own operations and identify gaps in your business? Check out the free Gap Quiz or learn more about the full Gap Analyzer process at GapAnalyzer.com Minute-by-Minute: 00:00 Introduction to the Ops Experts Club 01:31 Evaluating Your People: The Importance of Asking Questions 04:52 Leveraging AI for Efficiency 09:04 Innovative Solutions: Streamlining Processes 14:00 Auditing Performance: The Role of Gap Analyzer 16:38 Conclusion and Key Takeaways | — | ||||||
| 6/4/26 | 116. Stop Blindly Paying Invoices | Summary: In this episode of the Ops Experts Club podcast, Aaron Hovivian and Terryn Turner unpack one of the most overlooked areas in business operations: vendor payments, contract management, and approval systems. They dive into the dangers of blindly paying invoices without proper checks and balances, sharing real examples of businesses that were unknowingly exposed to duplicate billing, disorganized contracts, and financial inefficiencies. From contract repositories and approval workflows to task management systems and AI-powered organization, the conversation breaks down practical ways operators can protect growing businesses from costly mistakes. Aaron and Terryn also explore the important role operations leaders play between finance, bookkeeping, HR, and leadership teams. They discuss why visionary entrepreneurs often need structured operational support, how trust and accountability are built within approval systems, and why organized documentation becomes critical as companies scale. Whether you're running a small online business or managing a fast-growing team, this episode offers actionable systems and operational insights to help you tighten up your backend processes and create better financial oversight. To learn more about operational audits, bookkeeping systems, and financial process support, visit Finance.TheCollabTeam.com Minute by Minute 00:00 Welcome to Ops Experts Club 01:20 The Importance of Systems in Online Business 02:16 Managing Contracts and Payments 04:57 Organizing Contracts and Approvals 09:15 Creating a Contract Repository 11:06 Approval Processes in Finance 14:40 Managing HR and Contractor Agreements | — | ||||||
| 5/28/26 | 115. Why Training Matters More Than Hiring | In this episode of the Ops Experts Club podcast, Aaron Hovivian and Terryn Turner dive into the importance of investing in people through intentional training, leadership development, and company culture. They discuss how many businesses focus heavily on hiring but often overlook what happens after onboarding, leaving employees without the tools, support, or growth opportunities they need to succeed. From book clubs and online courses to annual planning sessions and continuing education, Aaron and Terryn share practical ways companies can create a culture that develops people instead of simply managing tasks. The conversation also explores the long-term impact of investing in employees, even when they may not stay forever. Through personal stories and real-world examples, they highlight how mentorship, accountability, and growth-focused leadership can improve retention, strengthen culture, and help employees reach their personal and professional goals. Whether you lead a small team or a growing online business, this episode offers actionable insights on building a workplace where people feel valued, supported, and motivated to grow. Minute by Minute 00:00 Introduction to Operations and Training 02:46 The Importance of Investing in People 05:33 Creating a Culture of Growth 08:08 Empowering Employees Through Education 10:48 Long-Term Employee Development 13:43 Navigating Employee Turnover 16:41 Conclusion and Final Thoughts | — | ||||||
| 5/21/26 | 114. Are You Hiring Full Time When Fractional Would Work Better? | SUMMARY:Aaron and Terryn tackle one of the most expensive decisions entrepreneurs get wrong: hiring full time when fractional would serve them better. They run through a rapid-fire breakdown of common roles including executive assistants, finance team, customer support, and tech, and call out exactly when each one makes sense as a fractional hire versus an internal employee. They also get into the EA versus VA debate, why hemisphere matters more than most people think, and why piloting with a fractional expert first almost always sets you up for a smarter full-time hire down the road. Grab the free recruiting templates and interview questions at recruiting.opsexpertsacademy.com. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Recruiting Challenges 03:05 The Benefits of Fractional Hiring 05:51 Understanding Executive Assistants vs. Virtual Assistants 08:48 When to Hire an Internal Finance Team 12:00 Customer Support: Internal vs. Fractional 14:58 Tech Roles: Fractional Hiring Insights 17:55 Final Thoughts on Hiring Strategies | — | ||||||
| 5/14/26 | 113. 9 Questions That Reveal Every Gap in Your Team | SUMMARY: Aaron and Terryn walk listeners through the free Gap Analyzer quiz, a nine-question tool built from 12 years of being under the hood of dozens of businesses. They break down each question in real time, unpacking why things like labor percentage, tech stack bloat, and whether the right people are in the right seats matter more than most visionaries realize. It is a practical, no-pressure way to get an honest snapshot of where your business stands and what to fix in the next 90 days. Take the free quiz at gapanalyzer.com/gapquiz. Minute by Minute: 00:00 Introduction and Energy Check 01:13 Identifying Team Gaps 05:37 The Gap Analyzer Tool 11:09 Understanding Business Stages 16:33 Assessing Team Efficiency 20:30 Conclusion and Call to Action | — | ||||||
| 5/7/26 | 112. Is AI Going to Replace Your Bookkeeper? Here Is the Honest Answer | SUMMARY: Aaron, Terryn, and finance specialist Tabby Kler dig into one of the most practical conversations happening in business right now: where does AI actually fit, and where do you still need real people? From using Claude to build reconciliation templates in seconds to turning a departing employee's entire email archive into a searchable company resource, they walk through real use cases that are saving time and elevating teams right now. Terryn breaks down why AI is less of a replacement and more of a general contractor relationship, and Tabby gets honest about why bookkeepers are not going anywhere just yet. The message throughout is clear: AI is only as smart as what you feed it, and the smartest thing you can do is keep great people focused on what only people can do. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Ops Experts Club 01:31 Leveraging Technology and AI in Business 03:44 Organizational Strategies with AI 07:26 Automating Repetitive Tasks 09:33 Quality Control in AI Implementations 11:48 SOPs and AI Integration 13:57 Enhancing Communication with AI 16:24 The Human Element in Finance 20:04 The Future of AI in Business | — | ||||||
| 4/30/26 | 111. The One Meeting That Fixes Almost Everything | SUMMARY: Aaron and Terryn make the case for the one thing that cuts through business chaos faster than anything else: a real operating system. They dig into EOS, the Entrepreneurial Operating System from the book Traction, and break down why visionaries who run on gut instinct and new ideas desperately need a consistent weekly meeting structure that holds everyone accountable to real numbers and real outcomes. From quarterly rocks to the visionary-integrator relationship, they walk through how a one-hour weekly meeting done the right way can replace the noise, the story time, and the constant fire drills that burn out teams and stall growth. Grab the free meeting templates and training at https://rocks.opsexpertsacademy.com. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Chaos in Business 01:44 Calming the Storm: The Silver Bullet 03:44 Implementing an Operating System: EOS 07:34 The Importance of Consistency and Accountability 12:09 Metrics and Performance Evaluation 17:36 Empowering Teams and Visionaries | — | ||||||
| 4/23/26 | 110. Why You Keep Hiring the Wrong People | SUMMARY: Aaron, Terryn, and recruiting specialist Taylor Longden pull back the curtain on what a real recruiting process looks like from start to finish. From crafting the right job post and filtering through hundreds of applicants to asking the questions that actually reveal whether someone is the right fit, they break down every step The Collab Team uses to take the guesswork out of hiring. They also get honest about the mistakes visionaries make most often, hiring on gut instinct, stretching one role too thin, and posting in a way that quietly repels great candidates before they even apply. Grab the free job post template and interview questions at recruiting.opsexpertsacademy.com. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Terryn's Adventures 02:54 The Challenges of Recruiting 05:34 Crafting Job Descriptions and Posts 08:26 Navigating Applicant Selection 11:20 Interviewing Candidates Effectively 14:04 Understanding Tech Stacks in Recruitment 16:50 Budgeting and Industry Standards 19:29 The Importance of Company Culture | — | ||||||
| 4/16/26 | 109. Why Your People Are Busy But Nothing Is Getting Done | SUMMARY: Aaron, Terryn, and Brandon Turley pull back the curtain on one of the most overlooked tools in business operations: the internal audit. They dig into the Gap Analyzer, a tool the Collab team built to give business owners a clear, honest picture of how their team is actually spending time versus how they think they are. From uncovering overlapping roles and outdated job descriptions to surfacing real pain points straight from the boots on the ground, they break down why taking a 15-minute snapshot of your team can unlock better decisions, leaner operations, and smarter use of AI. If you have ever wondered what your people are actually doing all day, this one is for you. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Ops Experts Club 01:04 The Importance of Internal Audits 02:43 Introducing the Gap Analyzer Tool 05:30 Understanding Team Dynamics and Time Management 08:16 Identifying Overlaps and Gaps in Roles 11:04 Leveraging AI for Operational Efficiency 13:44 Feedback Mechanisms and Continuous Improvement 16:39 Aligning Team Goals with Business Objectives 19:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts | — | ||||||
| 4/9/26 | 108. The SOP That Could Save Your Business Thousands | SUMMARY: Aaron and Terryn bring in Collab Team finance expert Stephanie Blodgett to tackle one of the messiest pain points hiding inside growing businesses: accounts payable chaos. From establishing a simple payment schedule to picking the right platform and building SOPs your team can actually hand off, they break down how to stop the financial fire drill and start running a process that scales. Stephanie also pulls back the curtain on chargeback disputes and why most businesses are leaving money on the table simply by not submitting a letter with their evidence. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction to Financial Operations 03:06 Identifying Financial Pain Points 05:45 Establishing Standard Operating Procedures 08:28 Choosing the Right Payment Platforms 11:23 Scaling Financial Processes 14:15 Dispute Management and Best Practices | — | ||||||
| 4/2/26 | 107. The Hidden Cost of Your Next Big Idea | SUMMARY: Aaron and Terryn tackle one of the biggest Achilles heels they see with visionaries: the addiction to chasing shiny new ideas instead of doubling down on what already works. Before you blow up the playbook, they challenge you to get the right people in a room and do the real fact-finding first. Why isn't this working, and what small tweak could get it moving again? An object in motion stays in motion, and sometimes the smartest move is making what you already built actually work. Minute by Minute: 00:00 Thematic Dancing and Entrepreneurial Challenges 01:13 Creating vs. Doubling Down: The Entrepreneur's Dilemma 04:45 Assessing Existing Momentum 08:17 Gentle Tweaks vs. New Ideas 11:01 Repackaging for New Demographics 11:56 The Cost of New Ideas 15:08 Building Foundations for Scaling 18:25 Final Thoughts on New Ideas vs. Existing Success | — | ||||||
| 3/26/26 | 106. The Real Way to Motivate Employees (It's Not What You Think) | SUMMARY: This episode dives into why traditional "pep talks" don't actually motivate teams, and what to do instead. Aaron and Terryn break down the reality that consistent motivation comes from clear, structured incentivization, not emotional speeches or reactive feedback. They explore how leaders can align team behavior with business goals by defining measurable outcomes, whether that's increasing revenue, improving profitability, or reducing operational waste. Through real examples, from profit-sharing models to cost-control incentives in service businesse, they outline a practical framework: set a clear goal, tie it to metrics, and build incentives that reward the behaviors that drive results. The conversation also highlights the importance of transparency, fairness, and growth paths in compensation structures, while reminding leaders that not all motivation is financial. Ultimately, this episode is about building systems that naturally drive performance, so leaders can scale without becoming the bottleneck. Minute By Minute: 00:00 The Power of Motivation 02:55 Incentivizing Performance 05:30 Profitability and Growth 08:17 Creating Effective Incentives 11:25 Understanding Goals and Metrics 14:10 The Importance of Systems 17:01 Final Thoughts on Incentivization | — | ||||||
| 3/19/26 | 105. The Quarterly Evaluation Framework That Actually Works | SUMMARY: In this episode of the Ops Experts Club, Aaron & Terryn break down the value of quarterly employee evaluations and how a simple framework can help leaders stay aligned with their teams. They discuss the "555" evaluation method from the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS), which focuses on three key areas: how well team members embody the company's core values, how they're performing in their primary responsibilities, and their progress on major quarterly projects ("rocks"). This structure creates clarity around expectations while keeping evaluations quick, consistent, and productive. The conversation also highlights how regular check-ins prevent role confusion, uncover growth opportunities, and create a healthier feedback culture. Instead of evaluations being stressful or one-sided, the 555 model encourages open dialogue—allowing both leaders and team members to share what's working, what isn't, and how to improve. The result is a simple but powerful system that helps teams stay aligned, accountable, and focused on long-term growth. Minute By Minute: 00:00 Introduction and Personal Insights 02:51 Taking Back Mondays: A New Approach 05:37 Quarterly Evaluations: Importance and Implementation 11:20 The 555 Model: Core Values and Key Roles 16:55 Rocks and Performance Indicators: Measuring Success | — | ||||||
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