Justin Breen was an entrepreneur trapped in a job until 5 years ago. A journalist by trade, he started BREpic as his salaried work was going away.
I love hearing about people’s journeys to Entrepreneurship – they are all so different and inspiring in different ways – and Justin’s is one of perseverance. His conversion rate was pretty low at the beginning – 1 in 1000. To get his first 5 clients he talked to 5000. I think most of us would have called it way before that!
Join us to hear that story and our discussions around:
The importance of family and why his always comes firstHow he decides who to work withWhere the future of public relations isPricing of servicesThe difference between Entrepreneurs and Business OwnersWhy getting into small rooms is important on a number of levels
It’s another great episode
Justin Breen was an entrepreneur trapped in a job until 5 years ago. A journalist by trade, he started BREpic as his salaried work was going away.
I love hearing about people’s journeys to Entrepreneurship – they are all so different and inspiring in different ways – and Justin’s is one of perseverance. His conversion rate was pretty low at the beginning – 1 in 1000. To get his first 5 clients he talked to 5000. I think most of us would have called it way before that!
Join us to hear that story and our discussions around:
It’s another great episode
The Number is a business podcast about the numbers that actually run your business.
Each episode focuses on one number. Revenue, profit, cash flow, capacity, time, valuation, customer cost, risk, or exit readiness.
Hosted by Wendy Brookhouse, and often joined by Kelsey MacAulay, the show breaks down what that number means, why it matters, and how it should influence the decisions you make as an owner.
Some episodes feature guests. Some are honest conversations. Some are solo deep dives.
If you own a business and want better clarity, better decisions, and better outcomes, it starts with knowing your numbers.