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Four briefs, for a founder, a trainer, a teacher, or a narrative host, with ten names written for each.
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A co-hosted weekly clinic for founders and operators on the decisions behind a growing company.
The Operator Table
Founders compare the calls they actually made, around one table.
Margin and Method
Pricing, hiring, and the numbers that sit between them.
Second Shift Founders
For owners who run the company after the day job ends.
Open Books
One real decision, walked through with the numbers showing.
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Short enablement episodes for people managers covering onboarding, compliance refreshers, and skill practice.
First Week, Clearly
What a new hire needs in the first five days, said plainly.
The Policy Minute
One rule, why it exists, and what to do on Monday.
Manager Huddle
A two-host clinic for the conversation after the training deck.
Refresh Before Friday
Compliance updates short enough to finish before the week ends.
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A co-hosted recap of one lecture or reading that students can finish on the walk between classes.
Between Bells
One lecture, recapped before the next class starts.
The Margin Notes
Two hosts mark up a reading the way a good seminar would.
Walk to Seminar
A ten-minute pass over the chapter that is due today.
Office Hours Walking
The question you meant to ask, answered on the way there.
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Narrative episodes that retell one case from the documents and the timeline, for listeners who want the facts before any theory.
The Docket
One case, told from the file rather than the rumor.
Paper Trail
Documents, dates, and the order things actually happened.
Cold Margin
A stalled case, rebuilt from what the record still holds.
The Night Ledger
A timeline read slowly, with the gaps left visible.
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One episode for operators on raising prices without losing the customers who already trust you.
The Price Conversation
How to say the new number without losing the account.
Keep the Loyal Ones
Which customers you are willing to keep at the old rate.
After the Increase
The email, the call, and the invoice that follows.
A Fairer Number
A raise that matches the work you already deliver.
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One episode that walks new managers through a first-week onboarding plan they can run from a handbook.
Week One on Paper
A first-week plan a manager can run from the handbook.
Five First Meetings
The five conversations every new hire should have.
Trim the Orientation
What to cut from the orientation deck before Monday.
Name the Owners
Who owns the buddy, the tools, and the first task.
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One episode that recaps the ADDIE model for students who have to apply it in a course project.
ADDIE in Order
Analyze, design, develop, implement, and evaluate, in that order.
Start with the Gap
What the analysis step is actually asking you to find.
Write the Outcome
How a learning goal differs from a topic list.
Evaluate Before You Build
Where evaluation belongs, before you build the lesson.
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One episode on how to read a case timeline before choosing a theory. No real case, only the method.
Read the Timeline First
How to read a timeline before you pick a theory.
Confirmed or Recalled
Which dates are confirmed, and which are only recalled.
The Missing Hour
The gap in the night, and the records on either side.
What the Statement Holds
What a witness statement can support, and what it cannot.
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