MBA1889 How Peloton Became a 4 Billion Dollar...

For a lot of people, selling feels uncomfortable. The pressure, the rejection, and the fear of sounding pushy can make even the best products hard to sell. But what if the problem isn't you? What if you've simply never been taught the skills that make sales feel natural, genuine, ...  Show more

Creating a product has never been easier, which is why so many entrepreneurs are falling into the same trap. AI can make you feel like you're just a few prompts away from running an entire company on your own, but that confidence can quickly turn into frustration when growth, cus ...  Show more

Learning from Setbacks: Business Insights from Peloton's Revenue ShiftDiscover Lessons from Peloton's Journey - Record High Revenue to a ~$1.2 Billion Loss@Peloton recently faced a substantial ~$1.2 Billion loss, a significant deviation from their projected forecast. But how does ...  Show more

In 2011, avid fitness fan John Foley comes up with an idea for an internet-connected exercise bike that allows users to experience the communal nature of a cycling class from the comfort of home. He thinks the idea will make gyms a relic of the past. The next year, he and four ot ...  Show more

John Foley started climbing the rungs of the corporate ladder at a young age, first as a fast food server and eventually as an e-commerce executive. Still, at 40, he couldn't climb out of bed fast enough to make it to his favorite spin class. John couldn't understand why there wa ...  Show more

Peloton’s pandemic hype and sales have died down and now, the company must determine what’s next. Lauren Thomas of the Wall Street Journal talks to us about what it’ll take for Peloton to continue as a standalone company. Later, we’re talking to fitness creator Cassey Ho, who fou ...  Show more