How does one's approach to career change after having a child?

Does having a child derail your pace, ambition, and business? In this episode, Bartosz Orzewski speaks plainly about why parenthood doesn't have to mean the end of personal growth, why most people approach change incorrectly, and how to build a company, personal brand, and family life without making excuses for anything.

What you'll learn in this episode

• why having a child is more of a tactical change than a strategic one
• how to reconcile fatherhood with running a business
• why doing is more important than constant learning
• why theory without practice often doesn't work in business
• how to build a personal brand without destroying trust with ads
• why ROI is more important than reach and impressions
• how to think about life, work, and decisions in terms of decades
• when regret can fuel change, and when it just consumes you
• how to prepare interviews and content to have a chance at organic reach
• why it's not worth building your value solely on being the best

This is a conversation about fatherhood, entrepreneurship, personal branding, marketing, and long-term thinking. Bartosz Orzewski demonstrates how to view parenthood realistically, without sugarcoating it or treating it as a problem; how to operate in business despite changing conditions; why practice is more important than theory; and why monetizing a YouTube channel too early can destroy trust. The episode also covers topics such as marketing ROI, building organic reach, podcast preparation, the meaning of action, regret, ambition, family presence, and how to make better decisions in life and business.

Bartosz Orzewski is an entrepreneur, marketer, salesperson, and creator of the "Jakim cudem" channel. He combines business practice with a strong, concrete perspective on marketing, development, family, and long-term value building.