It appears there might be a slight misunderstanding regarding "Positional Power Podcast Episode 1" and its specific focus on "Unlocking $10 Million: Outsourcing Strategies."

Based on the search results:

"Positional Power Podcast" is a real podcast, but its Episode 1 focuses on different topics. The first episode of the "Positional Power Podcast" (hosted by Brené Brown, with Adam Grant and Simon Sinek) is titled "What's Happening at Work, Part 1 of 2." This episode delves into organizational trends, disconnects between data and practice, high performers, and the meaning of success, leadership, and workplace dynamics. It does not appear to discuss outsourcing strategies or explicitly "unlocking $10 million."

The concept of "Positional Power" itself relates to authority based on role or title. Several search results discuss "positional power" in the context of leadership, restructuring, and managing employees. While outsourcing can be a strategic decision made by leaders with positional power, it's not the core theme of the podcast's inaugural episode.


Outsourcing is discussed in other contexts. The search results provide general information about outsourcing, its benefits (cost savings, focus on core activities, access to expertise), and different types of outsourcing (BPO, ITO, KPO). Some podcast episodes on other channels do discuss outsourcing, such as the "Per Diem Podcast" episode on "Outsourcing Success: Leveraging Delegation for Growth and Efficiency" or the "Acquired Podcast" mentioning Jeff Bezos's views on outsourcing.

Conclusion:

While outsourcing strategies are a valid business topic, and "Positional Power" is a known podcast, the specific combination of "Positional Power Podcast Episode 1" with "Unlocking $10 Million: Outsourcing Strategies Explained" does not align with the actual content of that podcast's first episode.

It's possible this was a hypothetical episode title, a misremembered detail, or a different podcast altogether. If you are looking for content on outsourcing strategies to achieve significant financial growth, there are many resources available, but Episode 1 of the "Positional Power Podcast" is not the one that covers it.