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Founder's Journal

Leading a Business During a Recession

Founder's Journal

Morning Brew

Entrepreneurship, Careers, Business

4.81.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2020

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Today I discuss what I've learned about running a business during the first recession in Morning Brew's history. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

What is up everyone? This is Alex Lieberman, co-founder and CEO of Morning Brew, coming to you with another episode of The Founders Journal.

0:08.0

My Daily Audio Diary made public for the world where I talk about the biggest lessons, learnings, wins and

0:14.2

losses behind the scenes at Morning Brew and today we are talking about what it is

0:19.4

like to lead a business during a recession.

0:23.5

As always, I am joined by my co-pilot

0:25.8

Josh Kaplan who pushes the conversation further

0:29.0

and asks the good questions.

0:31.5

Let's get into it. We're being synergistic today. We are being

0:36.3

synergistic. You want to you want to explain why? I would love to. This week on

0:40.8

business casual we're figuring out if now is it the right time to start a business, if there is ever the right time.

0:47.5

So we spoke with Christine Cy, who's the CEO of 500 startups.

0:51.5

We also spoke with David Kansel,

0:53.5

who's a serial entrepreneur.

0:55.4

And we've got a lot of interesting content

0:57.3

going out about investing and starting businesses

1:00.4

at the top of market at the bottom of the market somewhere in between.

1:04.0

So I wanted to ask you, now that you've run a business from a bull market into what we're doing

1:09.6

today, how your experience has changed over the past couple of months.

1:13.6

I think we talked about it right when things were starting to change, but

1:16.7

you have to be visiting your perspective of leading a business and comparing it to the

1:20.9

first couple of years of your experience would be a really

1:23.0

interesting conversation. Yeah for sure and you know I was reflecting on what it is

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