The funnel gap: why good content isn’t enough

This is the third time I’ve had the chance to chat with Marelys Garcia, co-founder of Mindslines, and each time the conversation reveals something powerful. In our first article, “Why companies ignore first-time managers (and what it costs them)”, we uncovered the invisible gap in leadership development, and how it quietly sabotages team performance and […]

From Inspiration to Execution: How Purpose Meets Process at the Edge of Growth

This article is part of the Serenichron Business Insights Series, where we chat with smart professionals, entrepreneurs, and decision-makers about what’s working, what’s not, and where things are headed in their world. These conversations are designed to shine a light on real business journeys, the messy, evolving, and often inspirational stories behind organizations doing meaningful […]

Rebuilding Trust, One Leader at a Time

In this Business Insights Series conversation, I sat down with Tom Weaver, co-leader at Beam Training, a UK-based well-being and personal development company. Beam was founded 13 years ago by Leanne Weaver and initially offered holistic therapy.  It has since evolved into a corporate training powerhouse serving organizations with 50 to over 12,000 employees. The […]

Helping High Performers Stay Human While Thriving

This edition of the Business Insights Series features Valentina Dolmova, founder of ILC International, a coaching and training company based in Bulgaria.  With a background in management consulting at firms like Accenture and Capco, Valentina launched ILC in 2014 in London, later relocating the company to Bulgaria. Her company has been operating for over a […]

From zero to 40 leads a day with one tiny automation team

In our first Business Insights Series conversation, Theo Moulos shared how “growth hacking is a mindset, not a tactic.” That article explored the origins of growth hacking and its evolution into a whole-business philosophy. But our second conversation went even deeper. We talked about systems. We talked inbound. We talked about the hard stuff no […]

Scaling from scratch: what founders must build before they can let go

When you talk to someone like Attila Szelei, you realise just how much of building a business is invisible. Behind every polished website or scalable product sits years of personal effort, frustration, delegation experiments and hard-won systems. This interview is part of the Serenichron Business Insights Series, where we speak with entrepreneurs who are in […]

Why psychedelic healing doesn’t need to go corporate to go big

Aviva Rabinovici is no stranger to the complexities of the psychedelic healing space. With years of experience as a community builder, advocate, and systems thinker, she’s seen firsthand how the underground world of psychedelic support operates, and where it often falls short. Her latest venture, Guides Collective, reflects a deep belief that healing doesn’t have […]

Beyond the First Message: How One Founder Is Rebuilding Outreach With Intention

In our last conversation with Marelys Garcia, co-founder of Mindslines, we uncovered something many businesses quietly struggle with: first-time managers stepping into leadership without the right systems in place.  It sparked a powerful idea, growth doesn’t come from hustle alone, it comes from structure, clarity, and intentional systems. That theme didn’t end there. In our […]

When everything comes together: Learning, leading, and living in the age of AI

In this edition of the Serenichron Business Insights Series, I had the chance to sit down with Laura Liguori, a global educator, strategic consultant, and thought leader with a career that spans over 10 countries and nearly three decades. Laura has worn many hats, from business consultant to international school leader to AI integrator in […]

Why Students Aren’t Learning (And Why It’s Not the Teacher’s Fault)

Pablo Del Teso teaches screenwriting in universities and specialised courses, but lately, something’s changed. It’s not just the content or the curriculum, it’s the students. In this Business Insights Series interview, we dug deep into the emotional and structural challenges of modern teaching, especially in creative disciplines. This is our second article with Pablo. In […]