C-Suite Chronicles

Greg Star is the founder of Carvertise, a two-time entrepreneur, and the operator of a LinkedIn authority-building consultancy. He reveals how tracking a governor's public schedule put him in rooms with CEOs, why industry conferences where 90 of 100 attendees are prospects beat generic chamber events, how the saves-and-sends algorithm shift rewards interpreting the news instead of reporting it, an...

Josh Wollaston is co-founder of SPG Capital, focused on private lending and rental properties. He reveals how W-2 income helped fund the first rental, how a BRRRR-style strategy changed the capital equation, what happened when rising interest rates dried up deal flow after he left Citibank, and why the real entrepreneurial shift starts when we move from owning assets to solving market problems. Jo...

A forced pause created the space for entrepreneurial creativity, and AI became the tool that turned that creative space into immediate, measurable client value. In this episode, we talk about how hives in paradise stopped everything in its tracks, what happened when things finally slowed down, and how building a website in just four hours completely reframed the way clients work alongside AI. Toge...

Whitney Owens shares how an employer shutting down overnight forced her into practice ownership and ultimately shaped her approach to scaling a 17-plus-therapist group practice in Savannah, Georgia. We explore her shift from identity-based to values-based hiring, the role of SOPs in reclaiming sanity from recurring high-stakes work, and why the founder's ability to stay present and metabolize disa...

Lindsay Goldfarb didn't set out to build a therapy business, she started seeing a few clients to bridge a gap between jobs and accidentally discovered a niche serving young adults who wanted a therapist they could actually relate to. Lindsay walks us through the full arc of going from solo clinician to founder of a growing group practice in Washington, D.C. She shares how overwhelming demand, a da...

Most business owners know they need to stop doing the work and start leading it — but the real bottleneck is the layer between vision and execution: managers who were never taught how to think like owners, develop people, or connect daily tasks to business outcomes. In this episode, Wendy Sauré shares her career arc from running Jenny Craig centers to coaching small business owners through Michael...

Most founders walk around convinced everyone else has it figured out — this episode proves otherwise and shows why naming that feeling is the first step toward better leadership. In the debut episode of C-Suite Chronicles, co-hosts Jeremy and Wendy share how they reconnected after nearly a decade apart and why they decided to build a podcast rooted in honest conversation about what it actually tak...