In this powerful episode, Bob Johnston, entrepreneur and founder of Exec and One Leader, joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to discuss navigating crisis, reinventing businesses, and the power of community in leadership.

Bob shares his incredible journey through the events industry, including how COVID-19 wiped out his revenue overnight, forcing him to pivot and build a stronger, more resilient business model. He opens up about the power of human connection in business, the role of vulnerability in leadership, and why AI and technology will never replace authentic relationships.

The conversation also dives into his time as a startup founder, his experience selling a SaaS company, and what he learned from working with venture capitalists, corporate executives, and global entrepreneurs. Bob also reveals how Tony Robbins, marital challenges, and his own health transformation reshaped his priorities.

If you're an entrepreneur, executive, or founder looking for insights on scaling, adapting to change, and building a legacy-driven business, this episode is packed with wisdom, strategies, and hard-earned lessons.

In this thrilling episode, Stephen Campbell, co-founder and CEO of Revamp AI, joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to share his entrepreneurial journey, the power of AI-driven personalization, and the mental toll of building a startup.

Stephen recounts his high-stakes pivot on Black Friday, where a last-minute AI-driven email campaign transformed his struggling business overnight. He also shares his Y Combinator experience, revealing the intense pressure, self-sacrifice, and the realization that hustle culture can lead to burnout. The conversation delves into the impact of AI on business and employment, why entrepreneurs must be willing to pivot, and how self-care is just as important as scaling a company.

This episode is a must-listen for founders, tech innovators, and entrepreneurs looking for insights on navigating uncertainty, leveraging AI, and staying mentally resilient in the fast-paced world of startups.

In this gripping interview, legendary mountaineer and humanitarian Daniel Mazur shares his most harrowing near-death experiences on Everest and K2—including real-time rescues of climbers left for dead. As a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, founder of Summit Climb, and recipient of the Sir Edmund Hillary Mountain Legacy Medal, Daniel reveals the life-or-death mindset required to summit Earth’s deadliest peaks—and how those same principles apply to leadership, entrepreneurship, and purpose-driven living.

Built by Love is the podcast where hosts Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson sit down with extraordinary entrepreneurs, trailblazers, and thought leaders to explore how to build a life, business, and legacy people love. Each episode is a deep dive into business, wellness, and family—fueled by stories that inspire and strategies that work.

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In this electrifying episode, Danny Young—rock drummer, media producer, and former culture lead at Carlings—joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to share his incredible journey from touring with legendary rock bands to shaping one of Scandinavia’s most iconic fashion brands.

Danny opens up about his early love for music, how he transitioned from playing drums with Glucifer to spearheading groundbreaking marketing at Carlings, and the power of company culture in building loyalty. He shares wild tour stories, backstage moments with rock legends, and how businesses can create experiences that employees and customers truly love.

From rock and roll to retail innovation, this conversation is packed with energy, humor, and lessons in passion, creativity, and reinvention. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, artist, or brand leader, you’ll walk away with insights on how to build something that lasts—and that people love.

In this compelling episode, Clate Mask, co-founder and former CEO of Keap (Infusionsoft), joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to share his entrepreneurial journey, insights on business growth, and the mindset shifts necessary for long-term success. Clate opens up about navigating leadership challenges, scaling past $100 million, and the personal sacrifices required to balance business and life.

He introduces the "Ones and Threes" framework, a proven model for recognizing critical revenue plateaus and adapting people, processes, and products to sustain growth. Clate also dives into his three magic muscles for leadership—accountability, humility, and gratitude—and explains how embracing these principles helped him overcome major setbacks, including being temporarily removed as CEO of his own company.

The conversation also covers Clate’s philosophy on freedom, how entrepreneurs can avoid building a prison around themselves, and the emotional journey of selling Keap to Thryv. Packed with raw lessons, strategic insights, and practical takeaways, this episode is a must-listen for any entrepreneur looking to scale their business without sacrificing their personal life.

In this eye-opening episode, Greg Crabtree, entrepreneur, CPA, and author of Simple Numbers, Straight Talk, Big Profits, joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to share game-changing financial strategies for business growth and profitability.

Greg discusses his personal journey, including the challenges of breaking away from the wrong business partnership and redefining his role as an entrepreneur. He dives deep into the biggest financial myths that hold business owners back, why focusing on revenue is a trap, and how businesses can optimize profitability by mastering gross margin and labor efficiency.

The conversation also explores scaling the right way, navigating economic shifts, and how entrepreneurs—not politicians—will shape the future economy. Packed with practical insights, this episode is a must-listen for any business owner looking to make smarter financial decisions, scale strategically, and build long-term success.

In this dynamic episode, JJ Peterson, the Chief of Teaching and Facilitation at StoryBrand, joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to share his journey from youth pastor to marketing expert, improvisational comedian, and communication strategist. JJ reveals how he transitioned from nonprofit work to working alongside Donald Miller at StoryBrand, helping businesses clarify their messaging through the power of storytelling.

The conversation covers narrative marketing, business transformation, and the intersection of love and communication in entrepreneurship. JJ discusses the impact of AI on marketing, how businesses can differentiate themselves in an increasingly digital world, and why human connection remains the ultimate competitive advantage.

With engaging personal stories—including his wildest near-death experiences—this episode is packed with humor, insight, and actionable advice for entrepreneurs looking to elevate their brand, attract more customers, and build a business that truly resonates.

In this deeply insightful episode, Dr. Erin Joy joins Daniel Bussius and Peter Daly-Dickson to share her remarkable journey of resilience, reinvention, and entrepreneurial success. A 30-year entrepreneur, business psychologist, and single mother, Dr. Joy opens up about navigating personal and professional crises, from rebuilding her business post-COVID to overcoming family court battles—all while completing her PhD.

She reveals the two key factors that determine entrepreneurial success—psychological capital (mindset) and social capital (networking)—and how prioritizing well-being can be the true driver of business success. The conversation also explores the myth of work-life balance, how women entrepreneurs can combat societal guilt, and why love and connection in business are essential for lasting fulfillment.

Packed with wisdom, authenticity, and actionable insights, this episode is a must-listen for entrepreneurs striving to balance ambition with well-being and create a life and business they truly love.