Midcon Markup

Midcon Markup Ep. 27: Networking is a Skill You can Hone with Deliberate Practice with David Woods

Many people think that you are either a natural-born networker or you just aren't cut out for it. David Woods proves that wrong, as he was voted the shyest kid in school and later authored the book "The Art of Networking" after decades of experience as a CEO and executive coach. Tune into our latest episode to learn how to improve your ability to motivate, communicate, and connect with other people!

Midcon Markup Ep. 26: Moving Forward After 15 Years of Wrongful Incarceration with Richard Miles

The equal protection of the justice system is a narrative that brings us comfort, but for Richard Miles and thousands of others, it is a painful myth. Richard served 15 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit, while the prosecutors who withheld exculpatory evidence faced no meaningful consequences. Richard's journey overcoming jadedness and anger to serve as a pioneering nonprofit entrepreneur will inspire all who listen to our latest episode!

Midcon Markup Ep. 25: Everything You Want from Your Lawyer with Bill Richmond

Lawyers have a reputation for being merchants of "No" in their desire to help clients minimize risk. Bill Richmond argues that the best lawyers seek to understand their clients' long-term goals and serve as collaborative partners in helping them get to "Yes." Tune into our latest episode to learn how startups can optimize their return on investment from legal representation.

Midcon Markup Ep. 24: Thinking to Maximize Community Impact with Lynn McBee

Some communities have a universally respected and beloved behind-the-scenes leader with a Midas Touch for all things impact. If you have lived in Dallas for long, you know that person is Lynn McBee. Tune in to learn how this biochemist Superwoman simultaneously built a successful drug development career while serving as CEO, Chair, or mentor to the most impactful initiatives supporting Greater Dallas from homelessness to the environment to upward mobility.

Midcon Markup Ep. 23: College is Perfect Time to Found Your first Startup with Trevor Gicheru

While college years are associated with in-classroom learning and extracurricular partying, Trevor Gicheru proves it is also the perfect time to start your first startup. Startups require an immense amount of time and community support, but the fire-house learnings can sharpen your spear faster than conventional schooling and employment. Tune in to hear how Trevor has capitalized on his college experience to build a transformational AI ed-tech solution called Nurovant.