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Gnaw On This...

Gnaw On This...

By: Ben Baker & Syya Yasotornrat
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If there is one thing that we have learned about business and life IT’S THAT PEOPLE ARE THE X FACTOR They constantly surprise us, both in amazing ways . . . And . . . NOT SO MUCH We’re Ben and Syya AND Welcome to GNAW ON THIS . . . BUSINESS BYTES This show is about the real-life things we ALL deal with EVERY DAY HOW they relate to business And HOW to make some sense out of our daily chaos WELCOME to the show!Copyright 2026 Ben Baker & Syya Yasotornrat Economics Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Why the Best Brands Never Stop Telling Their Story
    Mar 18 2026

    Why do some brands last for generations while others fade away?

    In this episode of Gnaw on This, Ben and Syya explore the real power behind long-lasting brands: storytelling.

    The strongest brands don’t just sell products, they create emotional connections that evolve with culture while staying true to their core identity. From global icons like McDonald’s and Coca-Cola to luxury fashion houses, the brands that endure understand how to adapt their message without losing their story.

    Because while markets change and generations shift, the brands that thrive understand one timeless truth: the core of the story stays the same, even as the audience changes.

    Subscribe for 15-minute business conversations that challenge how you think and lead.

    Learn more about Ben Baker at IamBenBaker.com

    Chat it up with Syya and the team at BrilliantBeamMedia.com

    📺 Produced by BBM

    #brandstrategy #brandstorytelling #marketingstrategy #branding #businesspodcast #brandidentity #marketingleadership #consumerpsychology #brandloyalty #gnawonthis


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    18 mins
  • The $2.5M Lesson: How Comfort Quietly Kills Your Business
    Mar 11 2026

    Comfort can be one of the most expensive mistakes in business.

    In this episode of Gnaw on This, Ben and Syya break down how complacency can quietly stall innovation, weaken client relationships, and ultimately cost companies millions.

    Including one real story where a business lost a $2.5 million client simply because they stopped staying curious.

    In today’s fast-moving markets, success isn’t about reaching the top, it’s about never getting too comfortable once you get there.

    Subscribe for 15-minute business conversations that challenge how you think and lead.

    Learn more about Ben Baker at IamBenBaker.com

    Chat it up with Syya and the team at BrilliantBeamMedia.com

    📺 Produced by BBM

    #gnawonthis #BusinessBytes #Leadership #FeedbackCulture #EmotionalIntelligence, #Entrepreneurship #CommunicationSkills #PersonalGrowth #GrowthMindset #BusinessLeadership

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    18 mins
  • Why Feedback Feels Personal (And What To Do About It)
    Mar 4 2026

    Why does feedback hit the ego so fast?

    In this episode of Gnaw on This, Ben and Syya unpack why criticism feels personal and how emotional maturity, trust, and self-awareness change the game. They riff on defensive reactions, the role of ego in leadership, and why feedback only works when there’s real relationship equity behind it.

    Because feedback isn’t just about delivery… it’s about trust, timing, and long-term connection.

    Growth doesn’t happen without feedback.

    But feedback doesn’t work without trust.

    Subscribe for 15-minute business conversations that challenge how you think and lead.

    Learn more about Ben Baker at IamBenBaker.com

    Chat it up with Syya and the team at BrilliantBeamMedia.com

    📺 Produced by BBM

    #gnawonthis , #BusinessBytes, #Leadership, #FeedbackCulture, #EmotionalIntelligence, #Entrepreneurship, #CommunicationSkills, #PersonalGrowth, #GrowthMindset, #BusinessLeadership

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    17 mins
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