In this episode of Marbling, Christopher Karam breaks down one of the biggest mistakes startup founders make: obsessing over the product while ignoring the rest of the system that actually gets money into the business.

Chris introduces a simple but powerful framework—the Revenue Bridge—and explains why every dollar has to cross three pillars to reach your bank account: marketing, sales, and product. Miss one, and the bridge collapses.

You’ll learn:

• Why most startups don’t fail because of bad products

• How marketing, sales, and product work together as a single system

• Why waiting for a “perfect” product kills momentum

• How selling earlier accelerates feedback, funding, and iteration

• What to focus on if you’re stuck building but not earning

If you’re a founder struggling to get consistent revenue, this episode is a reality check—and a roadmap. Stop overbuilding.

Start completing the bridge. That’s how businesses actually grow.

In this episode of Marbling, host Christopher Karam unpacks a powerful idea: your life isn’t just about you—it’s about who you become and how that ripples outward into your family, your community, and the world.

Chris explores the compounding nature of self-development—how the habits you build, the skills you stack, and the responsibilities you choose don’t just improve your life… they multiply your impact. From fitness and business to mental health and purpose, he shows how progress in one area fuels everything else.

You’ll hear about:

• Why you must help yourself before you can truly help others

• How growth works like compound interest

• The power of choosing your “burdens” and taking on meaningful responsibility

• How tracking habits and progress can rewire your motivation

• Why momentum comes from stacking small, positive actions daily

If you want more drive, more meaning, and more direction in your life—this episode is your wake-up call.

This isn’t about doing more.

It’s about becoming more… so you can give more.

Let’s go.

In this episode of Marbling, Chris reflects on resilience, endurance, and momentum—sparked by a simple cardio session that turned into a powerful insight about startups, focus, and human nature. Drawing from our evolutionary wiring as hunters and seekers, he explores why novelty pulls us off course, why we abandon paths when things get hard, and how real progress is built through consistent pursuit over time.

This episode is about learning to make the journey itself the goal—staying on one path long enough to see it through, even when results aren’t visible yet. Chris shares practical mental frameworks for regaining focus, breaking distraction habits, entering flow states, and training your mind to persevere through uncertainty.

Whether you’re building a startup, chasing a personal goal, or fighting the urge to constantly switch directions, this episode will help you reset your focus, lean into your endurance, and use your natural drive to your advantage.

If you’ve been feeling stuck, scattered, or tempted to quit—this one’s for you.

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