ABOUT THIS EPISODE
On the fourth episode of the Thrive Through Connection Podcast, we welcome Max Yoder, the Founder of Lessonly and author of Do Better Work. Lessonly was an Indianapolis-based company that grew to over 300 employees and $30 million in annual recurring revenue before being acquired by Seismic in 2021. Max joins us to share the lessons he learned from scaling Lessonly and writing Do Better Work.
What You Can Expect to Learn from Max
- How the mission and vision for Lessonly came to life
- How mentors helped shape decision-making and strategy in the early days
- The advantages of having a strong network
- What it means to lead with vulnerability
- The importance of aligning with investors and partners
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