Hey, I'm your host, Ellen Yin. Welcome back to CubeCold's CEO, the podcast where we

ask successful founders, the business questions you can't Google. This week's bonus episode was

recorded live in Dallas, Texas from our first ever pop-up podcast installation at Make Your Mark Live 2023,

an event hosted by my friend Jordan Gill of Systems Saved Me. Over this two-day conference, we asked

40-plus inspiring attendees this question. Reflecting back on your business journey thus far,

what is one decision or strategy you would

remix as in change or improve knowing what you know now and what is one thing you would repeat

exactly as is? This question is inspired by another friend of mine, speaking coach Heather

Sager, who first asked me a version of this repeat, remix question on

stage at her own event, and it stuck with me ever since. In this episode, we've curated

sound bites from 12 of our favorite responses to this question shared here in no particular order.

Some answers highlight a repeat moment, others a remix opportunity. We hope you benefit from the collective hindsight of these 12 brilliant entrepreneurs

who hail from different backgrounds, industries, and stages of business.

Their links, along with Jordans and Heather's, will be listed below in the show notes for you.

Without further ado, here is our repeat remix roundup. I'm Christina Lankowski and I'm a podcast

publicist. I help traditionally under-recognized entrepreneurs go from best kept secret to go-to

expert by guesting on other people's podcasts. I would absolutely repeat listening to my ideal

audience and what they wanted.

And even if that meant a pivot in the service that I offered.

So for me when I first started out, I was more in the training, education, you know, space,

trying to let people know, hey, this is how you can get booked.

And I just had multiple people that were just like, yeah, no, this is great, but could you just do it? Yeah, they're like, but could you do it for me? And that was a really big moment in my career of saying like, you know, I did it my way. I was like, or I'm going to do this kind of in the way that I want to do it. But listening and responding to that and then growing the agency that I have today from that.

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