Brett and Andrew welcome Bethany Michaels, freelance social media strategist.
Andrew describes how tiny companies can get investors
Brett and Andrew take cues from *The Profit* in evaluating Brett's new business.
How to approach your business like a business - and why we don't let emotions make business decisions.
The dynamic duo get tattoos. Also, we talk dreams and shattering the business dreams.
We all want to read more, right? But how?
Money. Specifically, the process involved in taking money from customers.
Remaining productive and on top of things when your world is crashing down around you.
We discuss noise and the results and impacts of it on your business.
An interview with Shawn Blanc wherein Shawn and Brett sound really terrible.
Your valiant steeds take you on a jaunt through skill acquisition.
What the rituals of a church teach us about work.
Further discussion on information as the antidote to anxiety.
Anxiety, uncertainty, and money.
Tools, tools, tools!
Today we celebrate our 31st episode anniversary by discussing who should be in your go-to network
How stress can, and does, ruin your life.
This week, Brett and Andrew discuss uncertainty and stress in business. Mostly uncertainty.
This week, the dynamic duo discuss Just In Time Inventory (and how it's making inroads from businesses to our homes).
Orthogonal BOOK CLUB! We talk about the book Deep Work by Cal Newport. We mostly talk about how Andrew is doing everything wrong.
What's better than one interview? Another interview. This week, it's our pal Christopher DeCaro.
We discuss year-end feelings and people moving slowly. We also think of a domain. And Andrew owns it now. And Joy delivers, what we call, the goods.
Holy Guests Batman! This week we trick the immutably awesome David Sparks to telling us all the secrets of the legal world.
This week, Brett and Andrew talk about tools, how they work, and why we feel entitled to perfection when using them.
Brett and Andrew ring in the holiday season with this double episode.
Coworking spaces and kegerators.
Andrew explains the financial implications of electing a less-than-popular President.
This week, we dive into the bottom half of the inverted traffic cone: personal finance.
Owning attention can be the most valuable product you have.
Trying to be all things to all people makes you no one's anything.
We're all about business growth this week. Join us.
The ideal freelancer set-up - does it include a knuckle tattoo?
Want to grow your small business in a way that sounds weird at first? We've got you covered.
Your dynamic duo unpack the agony and the ecstasy of launching a new product or business.
Your boys discuss managing time and projects — what it takes and what it costs.
Your boys discuss The Three H's of Business Success.
Your favorite dynamic duo are back and discussing education, books, and learning in general for freelancers and entrepreneurs.
The main point is that Andrew loves charcuterie and thinks everybody else does, too.
How smart freelancers and entrepreneurs deal with taxes.
Networking, marketing, and vegan cinnamon rolls.
Brett and Andrew unpack the process of moving from a "regular" job to a freelance, independent career.
A continuation of the automation discussion and why Andrew's wife is his Brother.
Andrew and Brett address important business issues like specialization, automation, and chihuahua enthusiasts.
Brett and Andrew discuss what it means to be an independent worker and business owner.
Workspaces, workspaces, workspaces!
We talk about the specialization of jobs and what it means for business. Andrew shifts Brett's listener paradigm. Brett falls asleep while Andrew lectures him on economics. Brett saves the world from a pet peeve rant.
Test, test. This is the intro. We'll talk a little bit about us, what we do, and why we started this podcast in the first place. If you have any comments for us or want to ask questions check us out at the Spec Network Slack: spec.fm/slack in the #orthogonal channel.
