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Peer Effect

Peer Effect

著者： James Johnson
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2026年5月12日まで。4か月目以降は月額1,500円で自動更新します。

概要

Best way to scale? Your peers have the answers.

This is the podcast for scaleup founders looking for insightful, actionable wisdom from some of the best operators around. Each week we’ll explore one secret that other founders and experts are using right now and how to implement it.

It’s practical wisdom to build the company AND life you want. Hosted by renowned founder coach and advisor James Johnson.

You’ve survived to £1m, now let’s scale to £10m+.


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  • How Integrity Became This Founder's Business Strategy (400 Weddings a Year)

    How Integrity Became This Founder's Business Strategy (400 Weddings a Year)
    2026/04/22

    Jenna Ackerley, founder of Events Under Canvas, built a business delivering 400 weddings a year - without cutting corners.

    In this episode, she breaks down how integrity and authenticity shaped her decisions, from early growth to navigating COVID, and eventually stepping back from the day-to-day.

    We cover:

    • Building trust as a growth engine
    • Making harder (but better) decisions
    • Founder identity beyond the business
    • Why doing the “right thing” actually compounds

    A grounded conversation on building something that works, on paper and in real life.

    More from James:

    Connect with James on LinkedIn or at peer-effect.com


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    36 分
  • Post-Exit: What No One Tells You After You Sell Your Company

    Post-Exit: What No One Tells You After You Sell Your Company
    2026/04/20

    “I’ve exited… what now?”

    It sounds simple. It’s not.

    In this Post Bag episode, James Johnson and Freddie Birley unpack what really happens after the deal is done - and why many founders feel something they didn’t expect.

    This isn’t about tactics.
    It’s about what comes after the thing you thought you wanted.

    Inside:
    👉 Why the post-exit phase can feel strangely unclear
    👉 The trap founders fall into next
    👉 A different way to approach what’s coming

    There’s one idea in this episode that changes how you think about the entire journey.

    Submit your questions: hello@peer-effect.com

    More from James:

    Connect with James on LinkedIn or at peer-effect.com


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    16 分
  • When to Be Hands-On and When to Build Systems as You Scale

    When to Be Hands-On and When to Build Systems as You Scale
    2026/04/15

    Agata Krawiec‑Rokita, co-founder and CEO of sun.store, scaled from a £12M GMV forecast to £100M in just 12 months.

    Now she’s facing the next challenge: shifting from doing everything herself to building systems that scale.

    In this episode, James Johnson and Agata chat about how she decides when to stay hands-on, when to step back, and why scaling is often harder than starting.

    We cover:
    • The framework she uses to choose where to stay involved
    • Why startup planning breaks down during rapid growth
    • The mindset shift from year one to scale-up
    • The line between being hands-on and micromanaging
    • The one question she asks before major initiatives

    The hardest part of scaling isn’t hiring great people. It’s letting go while the stakes keep rising.

    Listen now to hear how she’s navigating the transition.

    More from James:

    Connect with James on LinkedIn or at peer-effect.com


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    36 分
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