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Keep It Brief

Natalie Dawson
Keep It Brief
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  • Keep It Brief

    The Daily Routine That Scaled Her Brand to 1.2M Followers | Jennifer Gottlieb

    02/11/2026 | 1h 9min
    Want to spend more time building your personal brand, but you’re stuck running your business? Build a business that runs without you, so you can focus on the things only you can do.
    Learn how with Elite Edge: http://nataliedawson.com/event

    Jennifer Gottlieb added over 500,000 Instagram followers in nine months, and she says it came down to one choice. She stopped playing the amateur game and went pro.

    The keynote speaker and Stage Leaders founder breaks down her social media system, how to spot an outlier, and why you don't have to be an expert to grow online. She also shares the day bombed on stage and how a dance party led to seven figures and saved the event. Jennifer reveals her three-part authority story and how she and her husband Chris finally split their roles at work.

    Watch to learn how to go pro on social media, tell your business story, and speak with more confidence.

    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
    - How to post like a pro and double down on the outliers that grow your account
    - Why you don't need to be an expert to start getting seen online
    - When to use the three-part authority story to sell without feeling pushy

    CHAPTERS
    0:00 Jen Gottlieb On Why Being Seen Online Matters In 2026
    3:29 The Personal Brand Debate
    7:56 From Broadway Dream To Personal Trainer
    14:46 Working With Your Husband And Owning Roles
    24:33 The Day Jen Gottlieb Bombed On Stage
    30:59 How To Beat Your Fear Of Public Speaking
    39:57 How To Go Pro On Social Media
    44:16 Show Don't Tell Content Ideas
    51:46 Jealous Friends And Online Lurkers
    1:02:50 The Authority Story Formula For Sales

    FOLLOW KEEP IT BRIEF:📸 https://www.instagram.com/keepitbriefpod

    MORE FROM NATALIE DAWSON:📸 https://www.instagram.com/nataliedawson

    MORE FROM JENNIFER GOTTLIEB:🌐 Website: https://www.instagram.com/jen_gottlieb

    Information shared here is for educational purposes only. Individuals and business owners should evaluate their own business operations and identify any potential risks. The information shared here is not a guarantee of success. Your results may vary. Copyright [CardoneVentures.com] (https://cardoneventures.com) 2025
  • Keep It Brief

    How to Fix an Underperforming Team

    29/10/2026 | 12min
    Is your team underperforming, or is the real issue how they’re being led?
    In this bonus episode, Natalie Dawson breaks down the difference between “me work” (execution) and “we work” (leadership), and how to diagnose which one needs fixing.
    Learn how to align your team around personal, professional, and financial goals, manage by the numbers, spot problems before they escalate, and have clear conversations about performance. The goal: develop people or transition them. No limbo.
    MORE FROM NATALIE
    Get Natalie’s book, Team Work:
    https://www.10xteams.com/teamwork
    DM Natalie “PPF” on Instagram for her goal-setting playbook:
    http://ig.me/m/nataliedawson
    Explore Natalie’s next event:
    http://nataliedawson.com/event
    Information shared is for educational purposes only and is not a guarantee of success. Individuals and business owners should evaluate their own operations and potential risks. Results may vary.
    Copyright Cardone Ventures 2026.
  • Keep It Brief

    The Hiring Mistake That Costs Founders Hundreds of Thousands | Carly Kremer

    26/10/2026 | 51min
    Build a business that can grow without depending on you. Learn more about Elite Edge: http://nataliedawson.com/event

    Carly Kremer, founder of 'The Beekeepers Naturals', ran out of rent money, moved onto a friend's couch for a year, and kept going. Today her brand, Beekeepers Naturals, is in 20,000 stores. She explains how she did it without an operations background and without giving up control of her company.

    The founder of Beekeepers Naturals breaks down why she left Goldman Sachs and ended up selling propolis at farmer's markets. She shares how she built a supply chain of pesticide-free apiaries that investors called crazy, and why it now protects her brand. She also reveals how she set up her first term sheet so she could never lose decision-making power.

    Carly walks through what went wrong on her first maternity leave and how she staffed up to take a real break this time. You'll also hear how she decides what to build, why she waited five years to get on camera, and what is working in marketing right now.

    WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

    - How to build a loyal customer base by selling face-to-face before you scale

    - Why you should own your term sheet before you take a dollar of outside money

    - When to step away from your business and how to make sure the team can lead

    CHAPTERS
    0:00 Carly Kremer On Raising Money Without Losing Control
    1:16 Propolis, Goldman Sachs And Farmer's Markets
    11:41 How A Product Builds A Cult Following
    13:44 Why It Took Five Years To Get On Camera
    18:40 Beekeepers' Naturals Sustainable Supply Chain
    24:34 Own Your Term Sheet And Stay The Boss
    31:16 Maternity Leave Mistakes And Radio Silence
    41:03 Product Development And Customer Feedback
    44:50 Why She Wrote A Children's Book About Bees
    49:25 Nano Influencers And Being Your Own Influencer

    FOLLOW KEEP IT BRIEF:
    📸 https://www.instagram.com/keepitbriefpod

    MORE FROM NATALIE DAWSON:
    📸 https://www.instagram.com/nataliedawson

    MORE FROM CARLY KREMER:
    📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/carly.kremer
    🌐 Substack: https://carlykremer.substack.com

    Information shared here is for educational purposes only. Individuals and business owners should evaluate their own business operations and identify any potential risks. The information shared here is not a guarantee of success. Your results may vary. Copyright [CardoneVentures.com] (https://cardoneventures.com) 2025
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    Why the Way You Dress Changes Who You Become

    22/10/2026 | 15min
    What you wear does more than change how other people see you. It can change how you think, perform, and see yourself.
    In this bonus solo episode of Keep It Brief, Natalie Dawson shares five pieces from her wardrobe and the lessons each taught her about identity, confidence, credibility, and growth.
    She explains why a blazer became a daily cue to lead, why she stopped dressing for different versions of herself, why holding on to old clothes can keep you attached to an old identity, and how one outfit taught her the difference between looking good and communicating authority.
    This episode continues the conversation from Rebecca Minkoff’s appearance on Keep It Brief by turning the lens inward. Your wardrobe is already sending a message. The question is whether it matches the person you are becoming.
    YOU’LL LEARN
    How clothing can influence your focus and performance

    Why your wardrobe should reflect the person you are becoming

    How to reduce decision fatigue with timeless staples

    When your appearance can undermine the message you want to communicate

    Why confidence sometimes means dressing differently from everyone around you
  • Keep It Brief

    "I Almost Lost My Business In 9 Months Because Of This" | Rebecca Minkoff

    19/10/2026 | 50min
    Rebecca Minkoff bootstrapped her handbag brand for seven years to a $100M Brand. Then two hires she trusted almost sank it in nine months.

    The fashion designer and founder shares why her biggest wins came from going against the grain, how designing for editors instead of customers hurt her apparel line, and why she would take the valuation her team once passed on.

    We also get into why not every business should take investor money, how she learned the language of business by asking what EBITDA meant in her own boardroom. And why no night or weekend she worked ever changed her company's path.

    WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
    - How to spot the red flags in a hire before they damage your business
    - Why you might not need investors to build a company that lasts
    - When to say no to events and opportunities that pull you from family

    CHAPTERS
    0:00 Rebecca Minkoff On Bootstrapping And Breaking With The Pack
    4:17 Designing For Editors Instead Of Customers
    7:19 Why Following The Pack Never Worked
    9:42 Turning Handbags Into Milestone Purchases
    13:23 Treating Business Cards Like Cash
    17:47 Investor Lessons And A Missed Valuation
    22:54 Learning The Language Of Business
    26:47 Staying Present As A Mom And A Founder
    38:20 The CMO Who Almost Sunk The Company
    46:27 Using AI To Join Cultural Moments

    FOLLOW KEEP IT BRIEF:
    📸 https://www.instagram.com/keepitbriefpod
    MORE FROM NATALIE DAWSON:
    📸 https://www.instagram.com/nataliedawson
    MORE FROM Rebecca Minkoff:
    🌐 Website: https://www.rebeccaminkoff.com/

    Information shared here is for educational purposes only. Individuals and business owners should evaluate their own business operations and identify any potential risks. The information shared here is not a guarantee of success. Your results may vary. Copyright [CardoneVentures.com] (https://cardoneventures.com) 2025
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Each week, I sit down with the operators, founders, and investors building companies and moving capital to unpack the thinking, decisions, and conviction behind how they win. Across four pillars, Money, Operations, Capital, and Influence, Keep It Brief breaks down how wealth is built, companies are run, capital moves, and power works. Decades of hard-won business lessons, distilled into every episode.
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