Fifteen years running an organization where you can't pay, fire, or incentivize anyone, then walking away to build seven businesses. That's a leadership education almost no entrepreneur has.Sana talks…
There's a moment in every founder's journey that feels like standing at the edge of a cliff: the very hands that built the business are now the ones holding it back.Sana talks with Marshall Welch,…
The busier you get, the less strategic you become. You start reacting instead of deciding, and somewhere in that blur, the brand you meant to build quietly turns into whatever survived this week.Sana…
Every few decades something comes along that makes people ask if the American Dream is still possible. Right now, that something is AI.Sana talks with entrepreneur and author Bradley Aman about which…
Most goal-setting advice skips a step: pausing to ask what the past year tried to teach you, before deciding what comes next.Sana talks with Jobert Abueva, author of The Janus Plan, about the burnout…
For founders and driven professionals, the hardest leadership decision often happens before the workday starts: whether to hit snooze, and what that sets in motion for the next twelve hours.Sana talks…
Most entrepreneurs are taught to start with an idea, build from zero and hope the market responds. But what if you could buy an online business that already has customers, revenue and proven demand?In…
Most companies treat employee turnover as a people problem. Clark Ingram spent 30 years as a chief human resources officer across four industries, and he's convinced that's exactly backwards.He breaks…
Twenty-two years in military and clinical service taught Estela Rojas something most business books skip: discipline isn't intensity, it's what you keep doing on the days you don't feel like doing…
Ever worked somewhere that says people are our greatest asset, but the decisions never reflect it?John Weathington joins Sana to unpack what a genuinely people centered organization looks like, and…
