What running your business with Chief looks like.
Editorial stories about real solopreneurs and small business owners — Monday through Friday of one real week, with Chief alongside them. Read one episode, or binge the week.
Maya runs a four-person Brooklyn brand studio she didn't mean to build — accumulated by saying yes. She undercharges, and she always has. Her mother told her artists don't ask for money. Five days in one real week where the work finally moves faster than her excuses.
Ethan coaches founder-CEOs through hard conversations from his Mill Valley deck. He hasn't had one himself in years. His own list of avoided talks runs two pages: a long-time client he should have graduated, a peer hinting at partnership for months, his wife asking about the next chapter. Five days in one real week where Chief holds him to the conversations he's been ducking.
Taylor consults Series A-B SaaS founders on marketing strategy from her Austin loft, and looks sharp doing it. Inside, she rewrites every Slack reply three times before sending. The proposal she's supposed to send to a Series C founder has been sitting eight days late, getting smaller every day she doesn't send it. One Wednesday — from the morning brief to the walk after dinner. The day Chief stops letting her dodge.