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Tathiana Rosado
PR Expert & Founder, Miami-based communications studio
In this engaging podcast episode, host Ahmad Ashrafi converses with Tathiana Rosado, a seasoned public relations expert and entrepreneur. They explore Tathiana's journey from corporate life to entrepreneurship, her passion for storytelling, and the importance of authentic connections in business.
Corporate life was her real MBA. Twenty years inside structured PR organizations taught Tathiana the discipline and financial guardrails that made her leap into entrepreneurship survivable, preparation mode before the plunge.
It's easy to grow, hard to maintain. The biggest founder mistake she sees is scaling faster than the roots can hold; unicorns that grow in a year often collapse a year later, so she deliberately slows the pace.
Compete with yourself, not the market. Comparing your startup to the one 20 steps ahead pushes you into expenses and postures you haven't earned; the only useful comparison is your own progress.
Silence is the riskiest strategy. Whoever tells their story loudest gets heard, so the worst thing a business can do is stay quiet, visibility, like investing, only pays if you commit to it.
