Posts by Liam Redmond
7 ways delaying your first full-time hire might cost you years
There is a phase every founder goes through where doing everything yourself feels efficient, scrappy, even necessary. You tell yourself you are saving cash, staying lean, protecting runway. But underneath that logic is often something else: hesitation. Maybe it is fear of managing people, or uncertainty about what to delegate first. The hard truth is…
Read MoreStop Treating Email and SMS as Either-Or
I’ve heard the same debate for years: email or SMS. Pick a lane, pick a channel, pick a winner. That thinking leaves money on the table. My stance is simple and strong: stop forcing a choice that doesn’t exist. Use both, let customers choose how they want to hear from you, and match your timing…
Read MoreHow to Open a Business Checking Account Online: Full Guide for Small Business Owners
Modern banking has shifted decisively toward digital-first solutions, and for small business owners, the traditional model of walking into a bank branch to open a checking account is increasingly obsolete. A modern business checking account represents one of the most compelling online banking offerings currently available. This is especially the case for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and…
Read More7 signs you’re reinvesting wisely instead of avoiding hard choices
There’s a quiet tension most founders feel but rarely say out loud. You tell yourself you’re reinvesting in growth, doubling down on product, or building long-term value. But somewhere in the back of your mind, there’s a nagging question: are you actually making smart strategic bets, or just postponing the uncomfortable decisions you know you…
Read MoreFormer Los Angeles Laker Anthony Davis in contract to sell $40M Bel Air mansion
Anthony Davis is parting with more than just a mansion. The NBA star is shedding one of the last major pieces of his Los Angeles life. The Washington Wizards forward has found a buyer for his Bel Air estate, sources told The Post — the lavish hilltop property he bought in 2021 when he was…
Read More7 Best Free QR Code Generators in 2026 (No Expiration)
You’ve probably scanned a QR code this week without thinking twice about it. It might’ve been on a menu, a package, or a flyer. What matters more is what happens after you scan it: you expect it to work. That expectation is part of why QR codes have stuck around. With over 41.7 million scans…
Read MoreHow Romney Studios Is Challenging Traditional Fitness for Women Over 40
For decades, the dominant message in the fitness industry has remained the same: work harder, push your body as hard as you can, and the results will follow. High-intensity workouts, back-to-back cardio classes, and calorie-focused activities were the first things trainers would suggest to see real progress. For many women, especially those who grew up…
Read More7 cash flow timing mistakes founders make when revenue looks fine on paper
Revenue can feel like oxygen when you’re early. You finally see numbers moving, customers paying, traction you can point to. But if you’ve ever stared at a growing revenue chart while your bank account quietly panics, you already know the uncomfortable truth. Revenue is vanity if cash timing is broken. Founders rarely talk about this…
Read MoreDiscipline Beats Motivation When Business Hurts
I run a company, and some mornings used to feel like climbing a hill in sand. People love the highlight reels. We see the posts from the folks who are always “on.” I like Alex Hormozi and Rob Dyrdek. Their energy is real. But that’s not the full picture for most operators or founders. Here’s…
Read MoreWhy Ignoring Customer Safety Can Turn Into a Costly Personal Injury Case for Your Business
Customer injuries are among the costly dangers that most businesses face. And the worst thing is that they rarely announce themselves before it happens. Employee safety measures may not be sufficient to protect customers. When that happens, what started as a minor oversight can quickly become a lawsuit that drains business finances and stops operations.…
Read More7 ways overplanning becomes procrastination with better branding
You tell yourself you are being strategic. You are mapping the market, refining the pitch, tweaking the roadmap. From the outside, it looks disciplined. But internally, it feels… stuck. Weeks pass and nothing actually ships. If that tension feels familiar, you are not alone. A lot of early-stage founders hide behind “planning” when what they…
Read MoreHow to Choose a Travel Data Plan Before Your Trip
Few things are more frustrating than landing in a foreign country and realizing that the data situation is not sorted. Nearly every part of modern travel depends on a working internet connection, and the good news is that there are now more options than ever for staying connected abroad. The challenge is knowing which one…
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