Helping Top Brands Learn To Show Up | The Entrepreneurial Journey

This week, Dave sits down with co-founders Ashley Esqueda and Ross Miller of Rowdy Skeleton, a media agency that helps brands connect with people.

Between them, they’ve spent 40+ years in media, working with companies like Nintendo, The Verge, Twitch, and Microsoft. They’ve seen how things have changed, specifically how being on camera isn’t optional anymore, and they get into why so many founders struggle to show up as themselves, how everything has shifted to video, and why being able to tell your company’s story might be one of the most valuable skills you can build.

They also share how they coach leaders using their four pillars of connection: authority, transparency, presence, and trust, talking through everything from getting over the fear of being on camera to dealing with criticism. Rowdy Skeleton is ready to change the way you think about showing up for your business.