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Posted on Friday, November 19, 2021

Why Entrepreneurs Need Peer Groups

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Every entrepreneur can benefit from being part of groups that offer peer learning and leadership support. Here’s why.

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Posted on Wednesday, October 20, 2021

3 Steps To A Meaningful Annual Family Retreat

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Looking to strengthen family dynamics? Here’s my advice for working parents and families wanting to grow closer.

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Posted on Thursday, September 16, 2021

Should CEOs Track Their Time?

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We often ask our employees to track their time and productivity. But should we as CEOs? Here’s a look at whether that’s a good idea.

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Posted on Wednesday, August 11, 2021

Get Business and Family Back to School Ready

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Kids going back to school? There are some unique challenges an entrepreneur parent faces right now. Here’s how to cope.

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Posted on Thursday, July 22, 2021

Cash Flow Keeping You Up at Night?

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Struggling to lead your business while operating “paycheck to paycheck?” Here’s how to get rid of cash flow problems, finally.

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ABOUT ME

I’m Jay Feitlinger, founder of StringCan, author of Family 2.0 and Revenue Rewired, and co-host of the Revenue Rewired podcast with my business partner, Sarah Shepherd.

I write for entrepreneurs who have built something real, but still feel too involved in every decision, follow-up, relationship, and growth push.

That pressure doesn't stay neatly inside the business. It follows you home, affects your family, and makes growth feel heavier than it should.

Through StringCan, I help owner-led companies find where revenue is leaking inside their growth system, fix the bottlenecks, and build more consistent pipeline.

This site is where I write about the founder side of that work: business, family, pressure, growth, and building a company that doesn't require the owner to hold everything together.

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