Business Breakdowns - Trailer

Hello, everyone, I'm Patrick O'Shaughnessy, and I'm excited to announce that starting next week, we will be expanding the Colossus family of podcasts with the launch of business breakdowns. Be sure to click the link available in the show notes to subscribe to Business Breakdowns on your favorite podcast player. Business Breakdowns is exactly what it sounds like, a new series that dives deep into a single business. We believe that every business has secrets and lessons to learn from, and our job is to bring those to life in each episode. We started creating breakdowns last fall. We tried and failed 20 times before getting one done that we were proud to publish. Each breakdown requires much more than a usual conversational podcast.

Each episode takes research, shaping, guest selection, and heavier editing. We plan to keep honing what makes a breakdown great, and in the years to come, we plan to break down every single interesting business in the world. We also plan on working with a wide range of hosts and guests as we map the world's businesses, but to start, we're very excited to introduce you to two new members of the Colossus Squad. In fact, you've already met both. New hosts Zach Foss and Jesse Pooji. have both been guests on Invest Like the Best and Founders Field Guide before.

They each bring incredible experience and perspective to the table. Most importantly, they are insatiably curious learning machines just like everyone in our audience. I'll be doing breakdowns too because it's one of my favorite ways to become a better investor. Next week we will be releasing three episodes on Shopify, Chipotle, and Alibaba. After that, we'll be releasing a new episode every Wednesday. So look out for upcoming episodes on Visa.

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