Entrepreneur With Me

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  Why Start A Podcast in 2026? EP # 3 17.09.2026 38min

  ABOUT THE EPISODE In this solo episode, Mayer opens up about why he's starting a podcast in 2026 and takes listeners through his full podcasting origin story — from discovering the Podcasts app on his first iPhone in 2022, to launching his first scripted news show (also called Money Roundup) in 2023, to burning out trying to keep up with a weekly upload schedule while working full-time.Mayer shares the honest, sometimes painful path that followed: Instagram lives that flopped, a pivot to unscripted YouTube videos, six months of relentless daily Shorts, and a formative brush with a European podcasting agency that opened his eyes to just how big the podcasting industry really is overseas — including two visa rejections that stopped him from attending their training in person.He also breaks down how the concept for this show was born, blending guest interviews with two types of solo episodes — educational breakdowns and raw, unscripted vulnerability inspired directly by Alex Hormozi's personal reflection segments and Steven Bartlett's earliest, rawest Diary of a CEO episodes.KEY TAKEAWAYS • Podcasting is one of the most intimate media formats — the more time someone spends listening, the deeper their connection to the host • A fully scripted, research-heavy format can be unsustainable without support or a team • Tracking listenership across only one platform can hide your true audience size • Instagram and YouTube reward creators differently — testing multiple platforms reveals what actually works • Big life pivots (job loss, illness, burnout) often create the space needed to commit to a new path • Being part of a supportive creator community can completely shift your belief in an industry • The best podcast concepts often develop through pitching and conversation, not a whiteboard session • Mixing interview and solo formats lets a host highlight guests while still building a personal connection with the audience • Unscripted, vulnerable solo content tends to build a far deeper bond with listeners than polished, scripted contentBEST MOMENTS "The stories that you share on podcasts... are not things that you just share with any and anyone." "No one has ever stopped me and been like, Mayer, I like your podcast." "For about a good five seconds there was a thought that went through my head, like, I wonder if I'm really getting scammed." "I finally see why so many persons love Stephen Bartlett." "I want to be really authentic, really vulnerable. Just my deepest thoughts with you guys." "As much as this is therapy for me and me sharing... I want to know what it is that you want to know more of."FOLLOW OUR INSTAGRAM: entrepreneurwithmepodcastABOUT THE HOST Hosted by Mayer Morrison on Entrepreneur With Me, a podcast featuring honest conversations and personal lessons on entrepreneurship, content creation, and building a business from the ground up.
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  What Is Entrepreneurship | EP #2 17.09.2026 22min

  ABOUT THE EPISODE In this solo episode, Mayer breaks down the real, unfiltered journey of starting entrepreneurship after losing his job in 2023 — from launching a financial education business and webinars, to nervous Instagram lives, to grinding out daily YouTube and Instagram Shorts for six months straight.Mayer walks through what worked, what flopped, and the lesson that changed everything: it's not about having the best product, it's about having the right audience. He shares how testing content (including an unplanned viral angle around UK politics and millionaire migration) revealed the different ways YouTube and Instagram algorithms actually reward creators, and why he ultimately had to step away from content creation to focus and rebuild with intention — leading him toward podcasting.He closes the episode with the three core reasons people become entrepreneurs: passion, job loss, and the need for a second income stream.KEY TAKEAWAYS • Your audience matters more than your product — the best offer can still fail with the wrong audience • Free value doesn't guarantee paying customers, even with strong engagement • Testing content direction reveals what the algorithm rewards, even if it's not the audience you want • YouTube rewards watch time and interaction; Instagram rewards consistency and volume • Entrepreneurship has no manual — the market is your only teacher • Sustainable growth sometimes means stepping back to protect focus and mental bandwidth • People generally enter entrepreneurship for one of three reasons: passion, job loss, or the need for extra income • Consistency compounds — early low-view content can build into real traction over monthsBEST MOMENTS "Your audience is the most important thing in business." "You can have the most amazing product and the worst audience and you just be frustrated." "I had to actually start doing deep breathing on the live to start it." "The algorithm sees you as someone who is active and who is speaking." "Entrepreneurship is not a straight walk in the park." "A lot of persons get into entrepreneurship because they're not being paid enough to live. They're being paid enough just to work."FOLLOW OUR INSTAGRAM: entrepreneurwithmepodcastABOUT THE HOST Hosted by Mayer Morrison on Entrepreneur With Me, a podcast featuring honest conversations and personal lessons on entrepreneurship, content creation, and building a business from the ground up.
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  YOU ARE THE ONLY THING STOPPING YOURSELF | Entrepreneur With Me #1 (ft. Latoya Spence) 17.09.2026 1t 23min

  On this episode of Entrepreneur With Me, Mayer Morrison welcomes Latoya Spence who went from working full time in corporate to working as a full time author, designer and artist. We touch on her journey, trials & tribulations and balancing both her work life and her home life as a mom.FOLLOW OUR INSTAGRAM: FOLLOW THE GUEST'S SOCIALS: ------------------------------------------------------Hosted by: Mayer MorrisonExecutive Produced by: Mayer MorrisonProduced by: Kyle ExellEdited by: Kyle Exell