Why Business Leaders Thrive with Jodi Hume's External Strategy Support

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Bleav + Anika Jackson

Management, Entrepreneur, Public Relations, Entrepreneurship, Small Business, Marketing, Marketing Trends, Business Trends, Ai, Women-owned, Business, Sales Strategy, Artificial Intelligence, Sales, Social Media, Branding, Podcast, Communications

5.0 • 132 Ratings

🗓️ 24 September 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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With an insightful focus on the concept of "Business Puberty," Jodi Hume, founder of At the Core, has embarked on a remarkable journey from a conventional corporate environment to the dynamic realm of entrepreneurship. Her transition was not merely a career change; it was a profound commitment to creating spaces where individuals can engage in meaningful conversations, process their thoughts, and collaboratively make decisions. Drawing from her extensive experience in the corporate sector, Jodi recognized the need for a more human-centered approach to business support, one that goes beyond traditional consulting or coaching.

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0:00.0	If it makes for a good story, it's a good day.
0:03.2	Which I love because that encapsulates days that were not a good day in the moment at all,
0:10.3	but later can be a good story, like whether it's a funny story or not so funny story but it's a good story so it's a good day it was not a blonde day so
0:20.4	Step into the world of success with your brand amplified, the ultimate
0:24.8	podcast designed to unravel the intricacies of thriving businesses. I'm your
0:29.4	host, Onica Jackson, and I'm on a mission to uncover the stories, strategies, and secrets that have propelled
0:36.1	entrepreneurs and business leaders to success.
0:38.8	I'm thrilled to have Jody Hume on the show today. She has a business called
0:47.4	at the core after having a long career corporate. Jody what I love about what you're
0:52.4	doing now is it's so needed.
0:54.0	so needed.
0:55.0	As an entrepreneur, how many times have I not had the right person to go to for advice?
1:00.0	Or fall alone or made the wrong decisions because I didn't feel like
1:06.2	I had a mentor or a coach or I couldn't afford one at the time or whatever the
1:10.6	different thought processes are that we go through.
1:14.0	Yeah.
1:15.0	Will you please...
1:16.0	There's even something to bounce something off of.
1:18.0	I mean, for me, I mean, I've been at this a really long time, so this was not something I just kind of came up with randomly. It has been a very
1:24.6	slow and circuitous evolution of different services and whatnot. But like you said, all very deliberately
1:31.9	based on what I was noticing that people needed and you
1:35.6	know when you are developing any kind of business I mean this is part of what is
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