Why Most Founders Stay the Bottleneck in Their Own Business
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Aggie Chydzinski and Cristy Jordan, co-founders of Athena Advisory Collective, to talk about systems, accountability, exit planning, and why women founders often need a different kind of strategic support. We discuss how to diagnose bottlenecks, why optionality matters long before a sale, and how personal life realities like caregiving and burnout shape business strategy.
Takeaways
- Founder Independence
- Supporting Women Entrepreneurs
Chapters
- 00:00 Introduction to Athena Advisory Collective
- 01:10 Supporting Women Founders
- 03:53 Diagnosing Business Problems
- 04:06 Exit Planning and Strategy
- 09:40 Aggie's Business Experiences
- 19:21 Christy's Business Experiences
- 27:55 Final Words and Contact Information
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