The OneTenHundred Show is about founder happiness. We interview successful founders to learn how their business, life, and happiness changed as they grew from their 1st, 10th, and 100th customer and beyond. Eric Boggs is the host of OneTenHundred. He's completed the 1-10-100 customer journey 3 times as a founder / operator and 100s of times as a client advisor through his day job as the Founder and CEO at RevBoss.

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The OneTenHundred Show is about founder happiness. We interview successful founders to learn how their business, life, and happiness changed as they grew from their 1st, 10th, and 100th customer and beyond. Eric Boggs is the host of OneTenHundred. He's completed the 1-10-100 customer journey 3 times as a founder / operator and 100s of times as a client advisor through his day job as the Founder and CEO at RevBoss.
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March 5, 2025
OTH #5: Brooks Bell, Co-Founder, Worldclass: Finding Space For Joy
<p><strong>"If you get rid of the fear, the shame, and the anxiety, there’s space for joy."<br></strong><br>I think the single greatest service entrepreneurs can do for each other is to talk about their emotional experience building businesses -- because we all deal with fear, inadequacy, and the feeling that we should be happier than we are. It’s never straight up and to the right for anyone.</p><p><br>Brooks Bell knows this better than most.</p><p><br>After stepping away from her company following a cancer diagnosis, Brooks thought she had everything she needed to be happy -- health, purpose, financial security. But something still wasn’t right -- she had a lot of anxiety, fear, and shame.</p><p>This episode is about the hard, intentional work that she undertook to rewire her brain for joy. </p><p>I'm grateful that Brooks was so open and transparent about her journey.</p><p>PSA -- don't wait a minute past your 45th birthday to get a colonoscopy and visit worldclassclothing.com/ to get the finest in colonoscopy themed fashion. :)</p>

January 23, 2025
OTH #4: Erik Severinghaus, Co-Founder, Co-CEO, Bloomfilter: The Mountain Gets A Say
<p>"The mountain gets a say."</p><p>OTH #4 features my friend Erik Severinghaus -- call this the official meeting of the tall guys named Eric/k that work in tech and went to Carolina club.</p><p>Erik is best known for his book "Scale Your Everest", a guidebook for entrepreneurs about mental resilience and endurance. In his book -- and on this episode -- he shares his struggles as a founder and how it created significant problems in his physical and mental health.</p><p>His comment that "the mountain gets a say" whether or not you make it to the top of Everest is a perfect metaphor for the impact of markets in the entrepreneurial journey. You can work hard, check all the boxes, and do all the right things -- but the market still gets a say.</p><p>I've known Erik for a long time but never understood the depth of his struggles. I'm grateful that he shared them with me and in a format that others can hear.</p><p>Thanks for listening.</p><p><strong>Disclaimer:</strong><br>This episode discusses topics related to mental health and suicide. Listener discretion is advised. If you or someone you know is struggling, please know that help is available. You can reach out to the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting <strong>988</strong> (U.S.), or find resources specific to your country at <a href="https://www.befrienders.org">befrienders.org</a>. You are not alone, and support is just a call away.</p>

January 3, 2025
OTH #3: Tina Levy
Tina Levy, co-founder of First Hand Foods, shares her decade-long journey navigating supply chain issues, food safety regulations, and shifting customer preferences in the competitive meat industry.
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