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What's Your Story? with Mike & Scott

What's Your Story? with Mike & Scott

著者： Mike Lindstrom + Scott Leese
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Everyone has a story worth telling. Prolific executive coach Mike Lindstrom & legendary startup advisor Scott Leese sit down with athletes, entrepreneurs, thought leaders, and everyday people to uncover the pivotal moments that shaped their journeys. From boardrooms to locker rooms, victories to setbacks, this podcast digs into the lessons, struggles, and triumphs behind the headlines. Authentic, raw, and inspiring—these are the stories that connect us all.Copyright © 2025-2026 Highway 99 Media. All Rights Reserved. 社会科学 経済学
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  • I'll Die Behind the Mic. There's No Plan B | Rich Berra

    I'll Die Behind the Mic. There's No Plan B | Rich Berra
    2026/09/23
    Rich Berra says he will probably die behind the microphone. After 25 years of JohnJay and Rich, he knows he was born for it. There is still no Plan B.He told Mike Lindstrom & Scott Leese the whole climb. A five-year-old in a leaky 76 Pinto hears Foreigner's "Hot Blooded" and Don McLean's "American Pie." He begs for a guitar. The Italian family in St. Louis can only swing accordion rentals. Then a grandfather buys the guitar, a 14-year-old rides his bike to a 100-watt YMCA station, and at 16 he is doing weekend overnights in downtown St. Louis, cleaning grocery stores at 4 a.m., sitting with his mom in hospice, and going to high school.That kid is now half of one of the longest-running morning shows in the country. ⁨JohnJay & Rich. iHeartRadio. KISS FM. Tucson to Phoenix and markets all over North America. Rich still wakes up at 3:25. He still preps like he is auditioning to keep the job tomorrow.He still says they have never had a great show.He also talks about the parts that do not fit in a liner. War of the Roses and the guy who found him at the mall with his kids. A lifetime ban from Davis-Monthan Air Force Base. Phones that were obviously tapped. A Secret Service email that said stop bragging. Five kids, a daughter leaving for New York, and a charity arm called Love Up that is trying to get 14,000 Arizona foster kids closer to a permanent home.If you grew up with a radio in the dash, or you still wonder whether that medium has a future, start here.Topics CoveredHow a carpool ride and "Hot Blooded" put a five-year-old on a radio pathAccordion rentals, a first guitar, and a 100-watt YMCA station in 1984Working overnights at 16 while cleaning grocery stores and sitting hospiceWhy 90-plus percent of Americans still listen every weekCameras in the studio, live streaming, and adapting or leaving the businessHow JohnJay and Rich split social media without splitting the brandWar of the Roses, a mall confrontation, and bits that follow you homeSecret Service interest, tapped phones, and a ban from Davis-MonthanRatings versus clients versus "would people miss us tomorrow"Foster care, Love Up, Love Pup, and using a morning show as a bullhornWaking up at 3:25, sleep debt, and the Guns N Roses night that scared himMeeting JohnJay in a New Orleans lobby and choosing Tucson over CincinnatiChapters00:00 Cold Open00:38 Show intro01:33 Completing the JohnJay and Rich pie02:53 Hot Blooded in a 1976 Pinto04:12 Age 14 at a 100-watt station04:47 Overnights, grocery stores, and hospice05:54 There is still no Plan B06:43 If radio launched today07:41 Cameras, streaming, and adapt or leave09:07 25 years of reading the mob10:03 Why Rich stays quieter on social12:38 How they pick a bit14:40 War of the Roses almost ended at the mall15:51 Secret Service, tapped phones, banned for life17:18 How they measure success19:08 Never a perfect show, and Love Up22:41 What a bad show does at home25:58 Why the music still matters26:53 Five kids and a daughter leaving for New York28:18 Up at 3:25 and sleep drunk onstage30:26 The 4am pickup bit that fooled Mike32:15 Work ethic from mopping grocery store floors35:57 Music that makes him feel something39:28 Meeting JohnJay, Tucson, and 14,000 kidsConnect with RichJohnJay and Rich: https://johnjayandrich.comShow Instagram and YouTube: @johnjayandrichRich: https://instagram.com/richberraLove Up Foundation: https://loveupfoundation.orgIf this one hit, send it to somebody who still thinks radio is dead. Then tell us in the comments. What is the thing you would still do even if there was no Plan B?Thanks for watching! If this episode moved you, hit LIKE, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway, and SUBSCRIBE for more raw stories, mindset shifts, and real conversations.New episodes drop every Tuesday morning!TikTok: tiktok.com/@whatsyourstorypod_comInstagram: instagram.com/whatsyourstorypod_comX: x.com/WYSPodcast_comFacebook: facebook.com/WhatsYourStoryPodLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/whatsyourstorypodThis episode is sponsored by e3 wealth & NectarFlow. They are absolutely amazing, so please support them by checking them out today and tell them Mike & Scott sent you.WebsitesNew Show Website: whatsyourstorypod.comMike's Website: mikelindstrom.comScott's Website: scottleeseconsulting.com
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    46 分
  • Stop Using Net Worth as a Scoreboard: The Real Way to Build Wealth | John Moriarty

    Stop Using Net Worth as a Scoreboard: The Real Way to Build Wealth | John Moriarty
    2026/09/16
    John Moriarty says the number one money mistake is treating net worth like a scoreboard. Regular earners do it. The 1% does it too.He is back on What’s Your Story? with Mike & Scott after his first appearance in Episode 32. This time the conversation is the business, the kids, and the beliefs that quietly run the bank account. John built e3 Wealth and co-wrote The Entrepreneur Playbook. Thirty years in finance and he still starts with the same question. What is your relationship with money?Scott asks if AI replaces the advisor. John is not worried. He is excited. Templates get cheaper. The relationship gets more valuable. If you do not understand how a client thinks about money, the software will not save you.Then the parenting fight nobody wants. Scott tells his kids what he earns. Mike just wants to know why they are asking.John splits the difference. Make it an adult conversation. Ask what they will do with the answer before you hand them the number. Teach the expense column, not just the paycheck. Dreams are not free. Snowplow the first two steps if you have to. Do not carry the torch.He ranks the flexes too. And he will clap for the person who owns #1.If you have been waiting to talk money with your teenagers, or you keep checking the scoreboard and calling it a plan, start here.Topics CoveredWhy software makes the human part of money advice more important, not lessWhat to do when a kid asks what the family is worthHow scarcity sneaks back in after someone finally gets richGiving teenagers a real P&L instead of another pep talkHelping the next generation without walking the path for themThe difference between conviction and Monday morning quarterbackingQuiet wealth versus the stuff people buy to prove they arrivedUsing the tax code as a set of incentives instead of a wallChapters00:00 Cold Open: Ranking Wealth Flexes00:40 Show Intro01:35 FOMAS and Why John Is Back03:15 What Changed Since Episode 3204:24 Elevator Pitch of John's Life05:29 Will AI Replace Financial Advisors?08:10 Personalization Beats Templates08:46 Should You Tell Your Kids Your Net Worth?09:55 Abundance vs Scarcity by Generation13:41 The Number One Money Mistake16:07 The 1% Scarcity Trap18:19 Working With Entrepreneurs19:15 3 Must-Have Money Talks With Teens20:26 Teach Bills, Not Just Paychecks22:04 Dreams Have a Price24:39 Snowplow Parenting and Embrace the Suck26:29 Open the Door. Make Them Walk Through It28:29 Do Not Teach Money as Status29:17 Loss Aversion in Real Life31:14 The 10-Year Flat Amazon Chart33:14 Private Jets Beat Watches and Cars35:15 Building e3 Wealth Across 50 States36:19 The Entrepreneur Playbook37:12 Read the Tax Code as Incentives39:12 Educate, Empower, Enlighten40:30 Wrap and How to Follow JohnEpisode LinksWebsite: https://e3wealth.comThe Entrepreneur Playbook: https://www.amazon.com/Entrepreneur-Playbook-Color-Cracking-Strategies/dp/B0FVLTL4H3First episode with John: https://youtu.be/DlxgPQ4Ykb4Did your parents treat money like a scoreboard, or did they treat it like a tool? Tell us the conversation you still need to have at home.Thanks for watching! If this episode moved you, hit LIKE, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway, and SUBSCRIBE for more raw stories, mindset shifts, and real conversations.New episodes drop every Tuesday morning!TikTok: tiktok.com/@whatsyourstorypod_comInstagram: instagram.com/whatsyourstorypod_comX: x.com/WYSPodcast_comFacebook: facebook.com/WhatsYourStoryPodLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/whatsyourstorypodThis episode is sponsored by e3 wealth & NectarFlow. They are absolutely amazing, so please support them by checking them out today and tell them Mike & Scott sent you.WebsitesNew Show Website: whatsyourstorypod.comMike's Website: mikelindstrom.comScott's Website: scottleeseconsulting.com
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    41 分
  • AI's Not Replacing You. But Someone Who Knows How to Use It Will | Gabe Cooper

    AI's Not Replacing You. But Someone Who Knows How to Use It Will | Gabe Cooper
    2026/09/09
    Gabe Cooper told his own son not to take a software developer job. Then he made 180 people at Virtuous build AI agents from scratch so they would not get replaced by somebody who already knows AI.He told Mike Lindstrom and Scott Leese the line his team did not want to hear. You are not going to get replaced by AI necessarily. You are definitely going to get replaced by somebody who knows AI. If you leave because of that, you will walk into the same problem somewhere that is not as generous.That is the tension inside this episode of What's Your Story? with Mike and Scott. Gabe is the Phoenix founder and CEO of Virtuous, the nonprofit CRM people call HubSpot for charities. Fifth straight year on the Inc. 5000. About $100 million Series C. A company mission to create $10 billion in net new generosity. Almost $2 billion of that is already live through customers.The path there is messy on purpose. West Texas. A record label that made zero dollars. Golf Shot with Tiger Woods and Paul Azinger. Selling a consumer app company because it felt like eight seconds on a bull. Then 12 years of Virtuous, a mortgage, five kids, and the kind of endurance he now compares to a pain cave at mile 20.He also says this is the last company. COVID. Every operating dollar in Silicon Valley Bank on the day it collapsed, found out on a pickleball court with a beer in his hand. Now AI. He is done collecting black swans.Topics CoveredWest Texas, a high school sweetheart, five kids, and the rockstar plan that did not payHow you know when to pull the plugWhy endurance beats vision, and why a mortgage creates a different kind of founderThe chip on your shoulder, and the people who spin up when you walk awayWhy he told his son to take the construction job instead of writing codeAnthropic Opus, Claude Code, and why “hands on the wheel” will not lastWhy Virtuous is the last companySilicon Valley Bank, pickleball, and the moment worrying stopped helpingHalf listening to customers, half jumping off a cliff you cannot validateEmployee letters, faith and work, and hiring people who do not think like you$10 billion in net new generosity, and what “for profit” looks like in this sectorFounder mode, 11 weekly one-on-ones, and no readout meetingsChapters00:00 Cold open: push everybody in the pool00:50 Theme song01:45 Welcome, and the Jeremy Beer referral02:55 Gabe, what is your story?03:19 Software, a dead record label, then the agency04:11 Golf Shot, Tiger Woods, and getting off the bull05:07 Why Virtuous exists05:43 HubSpot for nonprofits, 180 people, $100M Series C07:47 Andrews, Texas, Indiana Jones, and the rockstar plan08:50 College, MIS, and getting a real job09:47 How you know when to shut a company down12:09 Marriage, mortgage, and mouths to feed13:39 We do not hire people who act like a big deal15:51 Don't take the software developer job17:39 180 jobs and the AI problem19:36 The AI Olympics20:56 This is the last company22:18 COVID, Silicon Valley Bank, and black swans23:44 Build what they ask for, and what they cannot imagine24:46 The letters from employees25:36 Faith and work without an echo chamber28:12 Why the CEO is a LinkedIn ghost34:09 The $10 billion generosity goal36:14 Rapid fire: what kids actually teach you37:00 Founder mode and 11 one-on-ones37:51 Closing a nonprofit deal vs a for-profit deal38:26 The Emerald Mile40:00 Burn out rather than rust out40:54 N of 1 Philanthropy and virtuous.org41:56 OutroEpisode LinksVirtuous: https://virtuous.orgGabe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gabecooperN of 1 Philanthropy (October): search “N of 1 Philanthropy” where books are soldIf this one sat with you, send it to a founder who is staring at AI and a payroll at the same time. Then tell us in the comments. Would you tell your kid not to become a software developer right now, and why?Thanks for watching! If this episode moved you, hit LIKE, drop a comment with your biggest takeaway, and SUBSCRIBE for more raw stories, mindset shifts, and real conversations.New episodes drop every Tuesday morning!TikTok: tiktok.com/@whatsyourstorypod_comInstagram: instagram.com/whatsyourstorypod_comX: x.com/WYSPodcast_comFacebook: facebook.com/WhatsYourStoryPodLinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/whatsyourstorypodThis episode is sponsored by e3 wealth & NectarFlow. They are absolutely amazing, so please support them by checking them out today and tell them Mike & Scott sent you.WebsitesNew Show Website: whatsyourstorypod.comMike's Website: mikelindstrom.comScott's Website: scottleeseconsulting.com
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    42 分
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