This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who’s curious about longevity—or wondering if “reversing aging” is actually possible.

My guest today is Chris Mirabile, founder and CEO of NOVOS, a healthtech company tackling the 12 biological causes of aging. Chris shares how surviving a brain tumor at 16 sparked his obsession with longevity—and why slowing down aging is more science than science fiction.

We talk about the difference between real health and health “hacks,” the danger of going too far with biohacking, and how your biological age can shape how you think, work and lead. Plus, what Chris is doing to age 13.6 years slower than the average person.

Make sure you tune in for a fresh take on optimizing your health, running a science-backed business and redefining what it means to grow older.

Chris Mirabile is reshaping how we think about aging—proving that healthspan and lifespan don’t have to be at odds. He’s the founder and CEO of NOVOS, a science-backed longevity platform that offers supplements, testing and education to slow biological aging. A former brain tumor survivor, Chris turned a personal health crisis into a lifelong mission: helping people live longer, healthier lives. Today, he blends biotech rigor with accessible wellness, aiming to help people live longer and better. Featured in the longevity documentary Longevity Hackers alongside Tony Hawk and Mark Cuban, Chris is a trusted voice in a field too often clouded by hype.

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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for any leader who’s eager to become both kind and clear.

Too often, kindness is mistaken for passivity—and directness for harshness. But the best leaders strike a balance. In this episode, I’m breaking down what it really means to lead with kindness and strength, based on my own growth from overly confrontational to overly cautious—and now, learning to lead with intention.

Tune in to hear how embracing tact and truth can transform how you lead—and how people respond to you.

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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who’s relied on customer feedback or survey data but still felt like they were missing the full picture.

My guests today are Holland Martini and Maria Vorovich, co-founders of GoodQues, the “anti-research” research company that’s turning the industry on its head. Maria and Holland share how they approach data differently—from rethinking survey design to ditching sterile, robotic language in favor of human conversations. We talk about creative ways to surface true consumer sentiment (like writing a eulogy for your favorite brand), how to ask better questions, and why outdated data can be more harmful than helpful.

Make sure you tune in for fresh ideas on asking better questions, collecting honest insights, and finding data that actually drives smart decisions.

Holland Martini is redefining the role of research in business, proving that data without creativity is just numbers on a page. One of the forces behind the “anti-research” research company, she has spent her career quantifying consumer perspectives—but her real mission is to infuse the field with emotional intelligence and human insight. A sought-after speaker at FastCompany, Social Media Week, and beyond, Holland challenges traditional thinking, advocating for a more empathetic and creative approach to data.

Since co-founding the “anti-research” research company GoodQues in 2019, Maria has made it her mission to push the boundaries of consumer insights practices. And she’s succeeded, pioneering new approaches to research design (think: meditation) and new forms of research outputs (think: stories instead of statistics). Named one of the fastest growing companies in the U.S. by Inc Magazine in 2023, and top global market research company in 2020 and 2021 by the StartupPill, GoodQues partners with loyal clients such as P&G, PepsiCo, Adobe, Pernod Ricard and more to fuel their audience understanding.

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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who feels like their own habits might be getting in the way of their success.

From overanalyzing and underpreparing to blaming others and letting fear call the shots, I’m walking through 10 bad habits that I’ve seen (because I’ve committed them myself!) that can hold you back at work and in life.

Make sure you tune in for a candid look at how to identify and start addressing these habits, plus tips for showing up as your best self—without burning out in the process.

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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who’s struggling to get their brand to stand out in a sea of sameness—and wants to build something that actually resonates.

My guest today is Stephanie Roland, Accelity’s Brand & Marketing Director. Stephanie and I discuss how to identify your buyer personas, map the buyer’s journey, conduct stakeholder interviews, and find the “winning zone” that sets your brand apart from competitors. We also talk about why most brand messaging sounds the same—and how to fix it.

Make sure you tune in for practical tips on positioning your company, developing messaging that matters, and building a brand strategy that drives real results.

Stephanie is the Brand and Marketing Director at Accelity, specializing in brand strategy. She’s partnered with clients across non‑profit, B2C, and B2B sectors, and most of her B2B work—until recently—focused on B2B SaaS. Her core focuses include brand strategy, content strategy and advertising strategy, ensuring every campaign tells a compelling story and delivers results.

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• Podcast: Crafting a strategic marketing blueprint w/ Michael Ray and Stephanie Roland, lead strategists at Accelity (Pt. 1)
• Podcast: Why (and when) to rebrand your business w/ Abby Bruckner & Michelle Breen, lead creatives at Accelity (Pt.1)
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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who feels like they have to “earn” doing something nice for themselves.

I’ve been thinking a lot about how often we deny ourselves basic pleasures—rest, new clothes, time to just chill—because we feel like we haven’t worked hard enough to deserve them. In this short solo episode, I’m sharing how that mindset shows up in my own life, especially as a mom, business owner, and partner.

Make sure you tune in if you need a reminder (like I did) that you don’t have to justify taking care of yourself. You’re allowed to rest. You’re allowed to buy the damn clothes. You’re allowed to put yourself first.

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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone who wants a repeatable process for building and scaling companies.

My guest today is Lior Weinstein, serial entrepreneur and Founder of CTOx. Lior and I discuss where entrepreneurial drive comes from, how to create a predictable process for growth, why micromanagement fails, and what he optimizes for first when building a business (spoiler: it’s not efficiency).

Make sure you tune in for insights on building systems that scale, creating an environment where growth is inevitable, and leading in a way that attracts top talent.

Lior Weinstein is a serial entrepreneur and strategic catalyst specializing in digital transformation. He helps CEOs of 8- and 9-figure businesses separate signal from noise so they can use AI to drive new value creation, increase velocity, and leverage untapped opportunities. Lior is a tactical turnaround specialist with deep practical expertise in leadership, marketing, and software engineering. He rapidly distills complex strategies and accessible opportunities into a practical, actionable, and future-resilient road map. Lior has built and sold multiple technology companies and holds multiple machine learning and AI patents. His life purpose is dissolving people’s barriers to action so they can drive impact and pursue happiness.

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This episode of The Art of Entrepreneurship is for anyone out there trying to build an effective marketing strategy but feeling stuck in the outdated funnel mindset.

I’m sharing what I’ve been talking about with clients (and thinking about constantly): how today’s buyers actually behave. They’re doing their own research, bouncing between channels, and making decisions on their terms—not following some perfect linear path we mapped out.

Tune in for real advice on how to meet your buyers where they are, build foundational content that works, and create brand awareness that actually leads to results.

➡️ Here’s the episode I mention with They Ask, You Answer author Marcus Sheridan: https://www.jackiehermes.com/podcast/marcus-sheridan

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