There’s one tool every entrepreneur needs to maintain growth and success. It’s not a special skill or an expensive product or even a team of amazing people. It’s accessible to everyone—at any time. The tool is simply the willingness to keep learning. After creating 100 episodes for this podcast, I’ve learned an enormous amount about what it takes to succeed in business while also creating a powerful social impact. But what it all comes down to is learning. Staying open to new ideas, furthering your knowledge on certain topics, and taking advice and lessons from your peers and mentors is critical to business success. I’m so grateful for all the incredible things I’ve learned from my guests over the course of 100 episodes, and I hope you’ve learned a lot, too. If not, it’s never too late to start! In today’s episode, I’m outlining the top five episodes that helped change my understanding or perspective on business and finance. In this episode I share:➤ The origin of the podcast (1:08)➤ What I’ve learned curating and compiling 100 episodes (6:00)➤ How my podcast and business visions have shifted (10:00)➤ My top 5 favorite episodes and what I learned, including the value of debt, using different types of financing, the importance of empathy, how to create sustainable impact, and how to balance profit and mission (13:35)Top 5 favorite episodes: 1. How the Canadian Government is Supporting Women Entrepreneurs and Small Businesses - A Special Interview with the Honourable Mary Ng2. Financing Your Small Business with Purpose - The Journey of Jill Earthy3. Scale your Company with One Powerful Tool: Empathy - The Journey of Sherry Deutschmann4. How Small Businesses can Create Sustainable Impact in the World - The Journey of Masami Sato5. How to Innovate, Adapt, and Grow Your Business - The Journey of Brandi DecarliContact MeReady to transform your purpose to an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy? Schedule a chat with me at any time.Connect with Christina:➤ Website ➤ Linkedin Resources mentioned in this episode:➤ Apply Regional Relief and Recovery Loan (RRRF) for Canadian women entrepreneurs in BC➤ The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals