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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2025 · 1H 18M

EP12 - Frazer Harper: Entrepreneurship, loss & why talking matters

from The Spotter · host Jake Morgan

In this episode, I'm joined by one of my oldest friends - an entrepreneur who's been through it all. From launching his app Walk Up, to navigating the real emotional weight of building your own business whilst missing out on so much, this is a deep dive into the human side of entrepreneurship.Everyone thinks they need to be building something, 'hustling', GETTING AFTER IT BRO! But in reality, there are so many different things we can ALL do share in success. Frazer does a great job of explaining the pros and cons to self-employment/building something of your own. He also delves into why his childhood and upbringing really left something inside of him that had to be explored...We talk about:Growing up around business but rarely seeing familySchool bullying and how it shaped his mindsetLosing his dad in 2020 and dealing with grief through lockdownThe silence men often live with, and the power of opening upWhat no one tells you about being a founder - the isolation, self-doubt, and pressureThis one is full of insight, honesty, and moments that hit deep. If you’re building something or carrying something heavy, this is for you.

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