114 - From Automation to F-ing Awkward Conversations: Neil Twa on Tough Talks in E-Commerce
Description
In this episode of I Need To F**ing Talk To You*, we sit down with Neil Twa, CEO and Co-Founder of Voltage Holdings, a powerhouse behind launching and scaling successful Amazon FBA brands. Neil brings 17+ years of entrepreneurial wisdom and shares a behind-the-scenes look at one of the most difficult conversations he’s ever had as a leader in the fast-paced world of e-commerce.
Neil opens up about navigating a tense situation with a business partner that put trust, strategy, and long-term goals to the ultimate test. We explore how communication breakdowns can derail even the most promising ventures—and how he turned a high-stakes confrontation into a growth moment.
Along the way, Neil shares insights into the world of automated income, how to build and exit eight-figure businesses, and why tough conversations are critical to leadership, whether you're running an online empire or managing a small team.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How to handle business partnerships when sh*t hits the fan
- The mindset needed to steer difficult conversations toward resolution
- Lessons Neil has learned from mentoring thousands of entrepreneurs
- Tips for building scalable and automated e-commerce businesses
Don't miss this one if you’re a leader navigating high-pressure conversations or an entrepreneur scaling up in the digital space.
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