The Culture Matters Podcast

We've got some more culture content coming down the lane for our listeners today with our very own Jay Doran driving the cart and the topic today is showing up.  It seems like the simplest thing in the world to do, but it can be extremely difficult when you just don't feel like it.  But that is the difference those who succeed and those who don't.  Those who succeed show up and give it their all even when everything inside them tells them to do anything else.  It's all about showing up on this episode of The Culture Matters Podcast.

"I wanted to define what my boundaries are. Boundaries can be healthy and good, in a way, but then what are the boundaries that also limit me and keep me small?"Vice-President of Client Relations with MBS Highway and a true mortgage professional Megan Anderson is making her highly anticipated debut on The Culture Matters Podcast and there is a lot to unpack today, so we're going to jump right in.  Megan and Jay are digging into why it is important to have boundaries and why it is equally important to push them to find out exactly where they are, the trust that you build within yourself in solitude, and the realization that your journey and your experience doesn't have to be anything more than that.  There is an awful lot to discover during this conversation and we hope you enjoy it with the one and only Megan Anderson.

On a seasonal episode of The Culture Matters Podcast, our very own Jay Doran is here to discuss why company holiday parties are an excellent culture builder.  From the camaraderie and shared experiences to the festive vibes and decorations, there are very few things in life that can bring people together like a good party.  How is that going to help build good culture?  Stay tuned to find out!

On today's episode of The Culture Matters Podcast, our very own Jay Doran is taking a minute to discuss the mentor/mentee relationship.  More specifically, the discussion is hinging on the power of being a mentee.  Typically, one might not think of there being much power in being the mentee in that relationship, but Jay is here to tell you that that isn't the case.  What power is there in being a mentee?  Stay tuned to this episode of The Culture Matters Podcast to find out.

"This is the power of gathering. It inspires us delightfully to be more hopeful, more joyful, more thoughtful. In a word: more alive." - Alice WatersJosh Buchter is the founder of Real Producers Magazine and a well-known figure in the Philadelphia real estate market and we have him back on the show for his second appearance to talk a little shop with The Culture Man.  Josh and Jay are unpacking the difference between being busy and being productive, why it is important to not only learn how to delegate but actually do it, and why there are some people excited for and some people terrified of the upcoming new year.  We're extremely happy to have Josh back on the show and we know you're going to enjoy this conversation with the Real Wolf of Broad Street.

Back again like we never left, our very own Jay Doran is here for another discussion on a culture topic that is truly something everyone needs to be on the look out for and that is conflict.  Workplace conflict is unavoidable, but it doesn't have to be the be all end all problem that it is made out to be.  There are ways to navigate workplace conflict that will not only be helpful, but will ensure that everyone walks away feeling heard and respected.  Jay is here with the pro tips on this episode of The Culture Matters Podcast.

We've got another tall glass of culture content coming your way being served up by our very own Jay Doran and today we're talking about results.  In order to get what you want, you have to put all of yourself into whatever that endeavor is.  If you're not all in then that means you're all out and that's not where your desired results are going to come from.  Jay is going to break it all down in this episode of The Culture Matters Podcast.

"Little hinges swing big doors." - W. Clement StoneThe hardest-working real estate professional in the greater Philadelphia area and the number one ReMax realtor in Pennsylvania Maria Quattrone has joined the show once again and we've got a lot to cover today, so let's get going!  Maria and Jay are discussing how a consistent online presence is a crucial part of the changing landscape of the business world, drawing strength from experience when the going gets tough, and honoring a commitment of 100 conversations in five days.  Maria has long been a great friend to Culture Matters and we're always excited for her to come back and share her experience and expertise on The Culture Matters Podcast.

As we are just a few days removed from Thanksgiving and making our way into the meat of the holiday season, our very own Jay Doran is taking a minute to talk about some of the things he has to be thankful for this year.  This has been a whirlwind of a year with a lot of ups and downs and there is no better time than now to be mindful of what there is to be thankful for this year.  We can all genuinely say that we're truly thankful for all of the listeners of The Culture Matters Podcast and we're looking forward to continuing to be grateful through this festive season.

It takes a certain type of person to be an entrepreneur.  They need to be self-reliant, self-assured, capable, smart, and, above all, willing to sacrifice in their lives in order to achieve their goals.  On this episode of The Culture Matters Podcast, our very own Jay Doran gets into why entrepreneurs are also usually the black sheep of their families.  Is it their intangible qualities that cause this phenomenon or something else altogether?  We think it'll become a lot more clear after this conversation with The Culture Man.