Alex Wolff hosts Making It, a series about starting and sustaining a business. He launched his own company at 22 and says entrepreneurship reshapes who you are. Upcoming guests include Joshua Kisi from Street Etiquette, Rachel Patak of Current Cassis, and Baratunde Thurston.
How we work is changing. More and more of us are leaving traditional 9-to-5 jobs to take a big swing of our own. I'm Alex Wolff, and I believe that starting a business changes you. This is Making It, an audio series from Squarespace about starting and sustaining a business today. I launched my first business when I was 22 years old, but starting my business didn't just change my life professionally, it reshaped who I am. And I'm constantly talking to people who are standing on that very precipice People who are asking themselves, am I ready? And when they're ready, they seek out platforms like Squarespace to build their brand. So we teamed up to bring you a show exploring that very question and how to nurture your vision as your business inevitably changes over time. I sit down with creators and entrepreneurs like Street Etiquette co-founder Joshua Kisi, Rachel Patak of Current Cassis, and podcast host Baratunde Thurston to learn how they got their ideas off the ground and kept them going.
For me, it's just like I have no job or career without community. If I'm just creating for myself, it's not big enough.
You just have to keep believing in this idea that you have over and over again.
It's stuck with me time and time again to try to create the thing that you feel like is missing in the world.
So whether you're someone with an idea you've been dying to get off the ground or want to take your project to the next level, this show is for you. Subscribe and listen to Making It From Squarespace.
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