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Ep225: Hoarding and Hermione
How do you strike the balance between keeping things that you might not ever need, and getting rid of things that you might regret not having? Why is that important for business? Having exactly what you need but nothing extra is a Nirvana that...
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Ep225: Hoarding and Hermione
Oct. 12, 2021
How do you strike the balance between keeping things that you might not ever need, and getting rid of things that you might regret not having? Why is that important for business? Having exactly what you need but nothing ext…
Ep224: Do You Expect to Be Heard?
Oct. 5, 2021
Do you expect to be heard? Or do you just assume that how things are is how they have to be? Why is that important for business? Do you have a say or a voice? Do you expect to be heard? If your whole experience in life is b…
Ep223: Tight Glutes & Communicating Needs
Sept. 28, 2021
Like all good lessons about asking for what you need in business, this lesson starts in a massage parlor. Why is that important for business? You need to be aware of your needs (in business and in life) and communicate the…
Ep222: Wrestling with Adversity
Sept. 21, 2021
When you find out you are riding with the descendent of a nationally acclaimed blind wrestler, you know you’re in for some stories. And it turns out, we can turn those stories into some business lessons! Why is that importan…
Ep221: Replay - The Art of Finishing Well
Sept. 14, 2021
We don't talk about endings enough, especially not ending things well, with as much celebration as we began them. And that is exactly what this episode is about. Why is that important for business? Consider ending your busi…
Ep220: Diversity of Thought vs. Culture
Sept. 7, 2021
Whether it’s politics, sports or happy hour, sometimes your company culture can make others feel uncomfortable. At what point do you make changes to include people, and at what point is that watering down an important aspect…
About the Hosts
Eliot Wagonheim
With more than 30 years of experience as general counsel for small to mid-sized businesses, Eliot has built a successful law practice by exceptional client service, a track record of success in persuading judges and juries, negotiating acquisitions, crafting contracts, writing HR policies and publishing within the legal field. His work has earned him numerous industry accolades and a reputation as a pre-eminent business attorney. Over the years, Eliot has honed his craft not only as a lawyer and litigator but as a teacher, writer, speaker, and facilitator.
Eliot works with organizations and individuals in three ways: through his law practice, teaching online in over 100+ countries through webinars, workshops, and Master Classes, and speaking ― virtually and in-person. When not taking the world by storm through these various engagements, Eliot teaches public speaking at Towson University for the sole purpose of speaking to 20-year-olds he is not responsible for raising.
Jodi Hume
After a 15-year career as COO of a growing architecture firm, Jodi Hume shifted gears and made a name for herself over the last decade providing on-call decision support and facilitated leadership conversations for startup founders and entrepreneurs throughout North America, Europe and Australia.
While Jodi works 1:1 with a small number of clients, she also convenes roundtable conversations for leaders, and each week, she co-hosts “So, Here’s My Story…” -- a podcast built from real, honest, business stories with poignant take-aways and plenty of humor. You can also find her at the mic as lead singer of her band, The Wafflers – and if you ask nicely, she might tell you about the time she won 1st place in a Truck Pull.