Business and Life Success tips for LAZY Over-Achievers.
This podcast gives you the tips it took me 20 years to get right! Your business can be a lonely place, but hugely rewarding. In Grow, Sell and Retire, my goal is for you to have the tools available to make things happen in your business to create real change.
I have continued to grow my own businesses, Temple Row Wealth Management and Rockfine Group whilst while continuing expand my horizons, becoming CEO of a Legal Practice. This contributes greatly to my ever-growing knowledge of the business world, and allows me to to share insights and concepts to you.
A motto that rings true for both of my businesses: “If you want to work for the rest of your life, that’s your business. If you don’t, that’s ours.”
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Business and Life Success tips for LAZY Over-Achievers.
This podcast gives you the tips it took me 20 years to get right! Your business can be a lonely place, but hugely rewarding. In Grow, Sell and Retire, my goal is for you to have the tools available to make things happen in your business to create real change.
I have continued to grow my own businesses, Temple Row Wealth Management and Rockfine Group whilst while continuing expand my horizons, becoming CEO of a Legal Practice. This contributes greatly to my ever-growing knowledge of the business world, and allows me to to share insights and concepts to you.
A motto that rings true for both of my businesses: “If you want to work for the rest of your life, that’s your business. If you don’t, that’s ours.”
The Movie Industry Trick That Made This Tech CEO 10x More Productive: with Steven Puri
Grow Sell and Retire
33 minutes
2 months ago
The Movie Industry Trick That Made This Tech CEO 10x More Productive: with Steven Puri
B.D. Dalton sits down with Steven Puri—a battle-tested entrepreneur who’s raised over $21 million, and whose career spans iconic film studios like DreamWorks, 20th Century Fox, and Sony. Steven shares his fascinating journey from being the son of two IBM engineers and a “code monkey” in his teens, to working at the intersection of creativity and technology in Hollywood, to founding the Suka Company—a company devoted to helping people maximize productivity and happiness, especially in our new world of remote work.
Together, B.D. and Steven dive into actionable strategies for thriving in hybrid and remote work environments, drawing on lessons from both the film and tech industries. They talk about the importance of deep work and flow states, why company culture and vision can’t be outsourced, and how leaders can blend in-person and remote collaboration for maximum creativity and productivity.
Steven also opens up about his motivation for starting Suka, the art of timeboxing, and what it really takes to make progress on your biggest goals.Whether you’re an entrepreneur, remote team leader, or just craving some inspiration for leveling up your productivity, this episode is packed with practical tips, memorable stories, and a healthy dose of good humor. So tune in for some wisdom, some laughs, and maybe even the permission to finally delete those “fat clothes” from your closet!
Business and Life Success tips for LAZY Over-Achievers.
This podcast gives you the tips it took me 20 years to get right! Your business can be a lonely place, but hugely rewarding. In Grow, Sell and Retire, my goal is for you to have the tools available to make things happen in your business to create real change.
I have continued to grow my own businesses, Temple Row Wealth Management and Rockfine Group whilst while continuing expand my horizons, becoming CEO of a Legal Practice. This contributes greatly to my ever-growing knowledge of the business world, and allows me to to share insights and concepts to you.
A motto that rings true for both of my businesses: “If you want to work for the rest of your life, that’s your business. If you don’t, that’s ours.”
