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A história de Pepe Mujica - Análise de Breno Altman 44:02

2d ago44:02

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Nesta terça-feira, 20 de maio de 2025, às 17h, Breno Altman apresenta uma análise especial sobre a trajetória de José "Pepe" Mujica, no canal de Opera Mundi. No programa, Altman explora a vida do ex-guerrilheiro tupamaro que se tornou símbolo da esquerda latino-americana e da resistência política no Uruguai. José Alberto Mujica Cordano, conhecido m…

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Holly Sheridan on Family Law, Firm Growth, and Smart Marketing Decisions 26:03

3d ago26:03

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In this episode of the Law Firm Accelerator by BSPE Legal Marketing, Holly Sheridan, founder of Sheridan Lawyers, shares her inspiring journey from starting a small general practice to building a successful family law firm in Pennsylvania. Holly discusses strategic insights on firm management, effective client engagement, and essential marketing ta…

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Turning Website Traffic Into Revenue: The Jonathan Breeden Law Firm Story 18:13

3d ago18:13

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In this episode of The Law Firm Accelerator, BSPE Legal Marketing’s Viktoria Altman interviews Jonathan Breeden of the Breeden Law Office. Jonathan shares his 24-year journey building a thriving North Carolina family law practice. He dives deep into his shift from marketing confusion to strategic clarity—leveraging SEO, CRMs, and performance tracki…

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Lula optou por Rússia e China? - análise de Breno Altman 47:29

9d ago47:29

47:29

O governo Lula está realmente priorizando relações com Rússia e China em detrimento dos EUA e Europa? Neste programa de opinião ao vivo, o renomado analista político Breno Altman desvenda os rumos da política externa brasileira em 2025. 🔴 Transmissão AO VIVO – Deixe suas perguntas nos comentários! 📌 Tópicos em debate: ✔️ As viagens de Lula: Rússia …

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Segunda Guerra Mundial: 80 anos - análise de Breno Altman 1:30:59

16d ago1:30:59

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Neste programa especial, o jornalista e analista político Breno Altman mergulha em uma das páginas mais decisivas da história moderna. Quais foram as causas, os conflitos e as consequências da Segunda Guerra Mundial? Como seu legado ainda ecoa na política, na economia e nas relações internacionais de hoje? 👉 Nesta transmissão, discutiremos: ✔️ As r…

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Angela Giampolo on Authenticity, Niching, and Practice Growth 33:56

24d ago33:56

33:56

Join host Viktoria Altman of BSPE Legal Marketing as she interviews Angela Giampolo, founder of Giampolo Law Group and Philly Gay Lawyer, about leveraging authentic marketing, niche specialization, and community engagement to build a distinctive and successful legal practice. Angela shares practical insights from her experience growing a practice u…

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Faith Meets Family Law: Bree Sullivan-Howell’s Journey 29:16

1M ago29:16

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In this episode of The Law Firm Accelerator Podcast from BSPE Legal Marketing, attorney and author Bree Sullivan-Howell discusses how her personal divorce experience shaped her compassionate approach to family law and led her to write Crush Your Divorce and Keep Your Faith. She and host Viktoria Altman also explore impactful marketing strategies, t…

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Navigating Multifaceted Law with Andre Regard 35:30

4M ago35:30

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In this episode of Law Firm Accelerator brought to you by BSPE Legal Marketing, Andre Regard from Regard Law Group shares his journey of integrating a diverse legal practice with entrepreneurial ventures. Based in Lexington, Kentucky, he discusses his approach to business litigation, equine law, personal injury, and innovative legal marketing, prov…

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Authentic Law Firm Leadership: Balancing Family, Teamwork, and Success 39:36

4M ago39:36

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Welcome to another in-depth interview presented by BSPE Legal Marketing, featuring Attorney Valerie Fenchel of Fenchel Family Law. Valerie shares her real-life experience of embracing family law, building a team committed to higher-level client care, and creating a firm culture where authenticity and empathy fuel lasting success. Ten Podcast Takeaw…

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Arkansas Personal Injury Attorney Joseph Gates Discusses Small Law Firm Marketing with Viktoria Altman 24:34

4M ago24:34

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In this Law Firm Accelerator Viktoria Altman (BSPE Legal Marketing) speaks with Joseph Gates from Gates Law Firm who shares how he focuses on complex cases through close collaboration with referring lawyers, emphasizes staying true to his values and compassionate approach, and relies heavily on genuine relationship-building—rather than broad market…

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Attorney Jane Fowler in Texas Discusses Family Law Firm Growth with Viktoria Altman 28:32

4M ago28:32

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In this interview from Jane Fowler Law, PLLC and BSPE Legal Marketing, Jane Fowler, a family and estate attorney in Texas, recounts how she started law school at age 45, overcame personal challenges, and built a thriving practice by focusing on genuine connections, inclusive values, and a willingness to explore new opportunities. Jane, and podcast …

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Finding Your Zone of Genius at Front 38:49

3+ y ago38:49

38:49

Front CEO and co-founder Mathilde Collin explains how practicing extreme transparency has helped her build trust at a company level — and why self-awareness is the most important quality she looks for in leaders. She also shares a two-minute productivity exercise called the “Zone of Genius,” which helps you focus on doing things you truly enjoy.…

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Hiring an Executive Team for the Long Game at Benchling 28:06

3+ y ago28:06

28:06

In this episode of Uniquely Led, Jack sits down with Saji Wickramasekara, CEO & co-founder of Benchling, a biotechnology software platform. Saji shares the two most important roles of a CEO: ensuring everyone understands the company vision and building a strong senior leadership team. Learn his top tips for recruiting executives, including hiring f…

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Creating an Empathetic Culture with Inspired Capital’s Alexa von Tobel 28:49

3+ y ago28:49

28:49

As founder & managing partner of Inspired Capital, Alexa von Tobel has advised countless business leaders throughout her career. In this episode of Uniquely Led, she reveals why empathy is the most essential modern leadership skill, what CEOs and ER surgeons have in common, and which traits she looks for in founders when making investment decisions…

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Finding Your Operating Cadence at Plaid 33:23

3+ y ago33:23

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As the son of a symphony conductor, Zach Perret learned the importance of structure and rhythm from an early age. In this episode of Uniquely Led, he shares how this childhood lesson helped him develop a strong operating cadence as CEO & co-founder at Plaid. Zach also reveals the top three traits he looks for when hiring leaders — and argues that s…

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Communicating Company Strategy at Scale at Vimeo 30:38

3+ y ago30:38

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In this episode of Uniquely Led, Vimeo CEO Anjali Sud recounts her non-linear career path — explaining how not being a founder helped her pivot Vimeo’s company strategy. Hear how she used her marketing background to communicate a compelling mission and vision to the broader company during a period of incredible hypergrowth, and learn why Anjali bel…

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Championing Low-Ego Leadership at Figma 28:10

3+ y ago28:10

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In this episode of Uniquely Led, Dylan Field, CEO & co-founder of Figma, shares his journey of going from intern to CEO at the age of 20, discovering the difference between leadership and management, and the importance of being a low-ego leader. He discusses Figma’s culture of growth, which focuses on bringing in amazing people and ensuring they ac…

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Startup Playbook - Intro 2:12

6+ y ago2:12

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We spend a lot of time advising startups. Though one-on-one advice will always be crucial, we thought it might help us scale Y Combinator if we could distill the most generalizable parts of this advice into a sort of playbook we could give YC and YC Fellowship companies.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - The Idea 5:43

6+ y ago5:43

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One of the first things we ask YC companies is what they’re building and why.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - A Great Team 2:39

6+ y ago2:39

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Mediocre teams do not build great companies. One of the things we look at the most is the strength of the founders. When I used to do later-stage investing, I looked equally hard at the strength of the employees the founders hired.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - A Great Product 3:49

6+ y ago3:49

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Here is the secret to success: have a great product. This is the only thing all great companies have in common.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - Great Execution 4:20

6+ y ago4:20

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Although it’s necessary to build a great product, you’re not done after that. You still have to turn it into a great company, and you have to do it yourself—the fantasy of hiring an “experienced manager” to do all this work is both extremely prevalent and a graveyard for failed companies. You cannot outsource the work to someone else for a long tim…

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Startup Playbook - Growth 6:19

6+ y ago6:19

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Growth and momentum are the keys to great execution. Growth (as long as it is not “sell dollar bills for 90 cents” growth) solves all problems, and lack of growth is not solvable by anything but growth. If you’re growing, it feels like you’re winning, and people are happy. If you’re growing, there are new roles and responsibilities all the time, an…

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Startup Playbook - Focus & Intensity 3:15

6+ y ago3:15

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If I had to distill my advice about how to operate down to only two words, I’d pick focus and intensity. These words seem to really apply to the best founders I know.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - Jobs of the CEO 5:58

6+ y ago5:58

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Earlier I mentioned that the only universal job description of the CEO is to make sure the company wins. Although that’s true, I wanted to talk a little more specifically about how a CEO should spend his or her time.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - Hiring & Managing 3:51

6+ y ago3:51

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Hiring is one of your most important jobs and the key to building a great company (as opposed to a great product.)Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - Competitors 0:58

6+ y ago0:58

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A quick word about competitors: competitors are a startup ghost story. First-time founders think they are what kill 99% of startups. But 99% of startups die from suicide, not murder. Worry instead about all of your internal problems. If you fail, it will very likely be because you failed to make a great product and/or failed to make a great company…

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Startup Playbook - Making Money 1:33

6+ y ago1:33

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Oh yes, making money. You need to figure out how to do that.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - Fundraising 0:54

6+ y ago0:54

0:54

Most startups raise money at some point.Y Combinator

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Startup Playbook - Closing Thought 0:43

6+ y ago0:43

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Remember that at least a thousand people have every great idea. One of them actually becomes successful. The difference comes down to execution. It’s a grind, and everyone wishes there were some other way to transform “idea” into “success”, but no one has figured it out yet.Y Combinator

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