Stop living by rules you never agreed to.
The podcast for founders, creatives, and leaders who did the therapy, read the books, and built the thing — and are ready to be more alive than their industry thinks is appropriate.
Each episode is a permission slip. New weekly. Episodes arrive October 6th — follow now
Hosted by clinical psychologist, entrepreneur, and circus artist Dr. Sherry Walling, Permission goes where most business podcasts won't — into meaning and burnout, identity, pleasure, grief, and the strange emptiness of getting everything you wanted and still feeling like something's missing. For anyone carrying the weight of the thing they built, and the people who love them. Every episode ends with a permission slip: one thing you didn't know you were allowed to do.
Episode 40: The Conclusion of the Co-Founder series (Part 2)
In part 7 of their Co-Founder series, Rob and Sherry share some of their thoughts on the interviews as well as talk about some additional information like getting to know your co-founder and the importance of communication.
Episode 39: An Interview with Neil Patel and Conclusion (Part 1)
Rob and Sherry continue their Co-Founder relationship series and interview Neil Patel. They also give their concluding ideas on the series as well as addressing some listener questions.
Episode 38: Co-Founders: What Not To Do
Sherry interviews Anders Peterson, founder of TimeBlock, about his failed co-founder relationship and the lessons learned.
Episode 37: How Finding a Co-Founder is Like Dating
Sherry interviews Jordan Gal, of CartHook, about his choice to pursue finding a co-founder to help improve his business.
Episode 35: When Co-Founders Fall Apart
Rob and Sherry continue their episodes on CoFounder relationships. In this episode Sherry interview Anthony Eden of DNSimple about his challenges with starting a business with his brother.
