Hello and welcome to the Fizzle show!

Party horn is out. The party horn is out.

Because I am back in Portland in my home studio where there's good microphones and not a bunch of echo

so I can actually be loud. What's up everybody? This is The Fizzle Show. I'm Chase Reeves.

And on this episode, as with all the episodes of the Fizzle show, we're going to talk about things

that are interesting to small business builders, people who are creating an

independent living, doing something that they actually care about or working towards that.

Okay, on the phone here with me is Corbett, on the phone, it's like, whatever, we use Skype.

Skype is already, Skype is like, it's not, it's not cool.

Have you guys, do you guys know that?

Like, people in the world who aren't podcasters, they're like, don't use Skype anymore.

It's just for Skyping.

So on the phone, on the Skype here is Corbitt Bar and Steph Crowder.

We, between us have like so many years of experience birthing new businesses inside of our community of entrepreneurs called fizzle.

Fizzle.com because most business ideas end up fizzling out. If you don't have the support, if you don't have the

encouragement, if you don't have the resources and tools you need, geez Louise, think about

how much against the current you have to be going to be starting a business, to be trying

to get it to be successful,

to be having the audacity, to hope that it could be successful, right?

And the truth is, there's things you can learn about this, there's stories you can hear,

there's tales you should know about that help us understand the, there's some, not that it's formulaic, but there's some

patterns.

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