Hello, everybody, and welcome to the Radical Canter Podcast.

I'm Kim Scott, co-founder of Radical Cander and Just Worth.

And I'm Jason Roseoff, CEO and co-founder of Radical Cander.

And I'm Amy Sandler, your host for the Radical Cander podcast. On our last episode, we talked

about how to persuade others that the decision you've made is the right decision. Once everyone's

on board, it's now time for action. And this brings us to step six of the get shit done wheel,

which we've been covering in previous podcasts. So feel free to get up to

speed. But if you're ready to get stuff done, this is our moment. Now, another thing I want to

remind you all is that we made a commitment to stop using unnecessarily violent language.

And we asked for your feedback to rename this step. We previously called it execute.

Kim, do you want to share anything more about that on the violent language piece?

This came from some feedback that Trier gave. She was at a dinner and she wrote a piece about this

where at the dinner, business people were using

sort of military metaphors, the war room. And she said as a veteran, it was really upsetting

to hear this kind of language being used, sort of, in a way, sort of to glorify violence. And I've gotten other feedback. Someone else

on Twitter actually said that the language that I tend to use tends to be violent. I'm not

very good at using non-violent language. And I really thought a lot about this. And I'm trying to do better, to use more

precise metaphor. So when we say execute, we're not talking about obviously beheading people. We're

talking about implementing. We're talking about doing the actual work. And so we felt like implement

would be a better word than execute.

Yeah, I really appreciate that story.

To be clear, Trier's Trier Bryant,

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