In this episode, Channing and Makenzie dive into the concept of imposter syndrome, exploring how they still experience it even after nine years of building their business. Instead of seeing it as a setback, they discuss how feeling like an “imposter” can actually be a sign of growth, signaling that they’re tackling new challenges and making progress. They also reflect on how startups, with their agility and flexibility, can often discover solutions and advancements that larger companies may miss.

The conversation expands to the challenges of adopting new technologies, particularly AI, and how companies are navigating this shift. Channing and Makenzie emphasize the importance of clear communication with their team, ensuring that changes are made strategically rather than hastily. They discuss how to balance continuous innovation with maintaining focus on long-term goals, offering insights into how they keep their team aligned with the business's evolving vision.

The episode wraps up with a candid discussion about the things that excite them most about the future of their business, alongside the challenges they’re working through.

Makenzie Stokel

Channing Moreland

The Fine Line Between Innovation and Focus

In this episode, Channing and Makenzie dive into the concept of imposter syndrome, exploring how they still experience it even after nine years of building their business. Instead of seeing it as a setback, they discuss how feeling like an “imposter” can actually be a sign of growth, signaling that they’re tackling new challenges and [&hellip;]

Freshmen Founders Episode #11

The Fine Line Between Innovation and Focus