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In this episode of the Zero to 5000 podcast, hosts Drew McClure has an enlightening conversation with Jason Lazarus, founder and CEO of Synergy. Jason shares his journey from a personal injury defense lawyer to an entrepreneurial leader in the niche field of healthcare lien resolution and Medicare compliance. He discusses the inception and evolution of Synergy, a company built to support personal injury law firms and their clients. Jason reveals how his vision of a multi-faceted service provider for personal injury victims came to life, emphasizing the mission of helping individuals in their toughest times.
Jason also delves into the challenges of transitioning from being an employee to an entrepreneur, highlighting the learning curves and the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership. He shares personal stories, including a life-changing cycling accident, that prompted him to reevaluate his approach to life and business. This journey led him to prioritize emotional intelligence and servant leadership within his company.
The conversation further explores the implementation of the EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) model and the use of Predictive Index for better team management and hiring practices. Jason emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting individual differences in a team setting to foster a supportive and productive work environment.
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In this episode of the Zero to 5000 podcast, hosts Drew McClure has an enlightening conversation with Jason Lazarus, founder and CEO of Synergy. Jason shares his journey from a personal injury defense lawyer to an entrepreneurial leader in the niche field of healthcare lien resolution and Medicare compliance. He discusses the inception and evolution of Synergy, a company built to support personal injury law firms and their clients. Jason reveals how his vision of a multi-faceted service provider for personal injury victims came to life, emphasizing the mission of helping individuals in their toughest times.
Jason also delves into the challenges of transitioning from being an employee to an entrepreneur, highlighting the learning curves and the importance of emotional intelligence in leadership. He shares personal stories, including a life-changing cycling accident, that prompted him to reevaluate his approach to life and business. This journey led him to prioritize emotional intelligence and servant leadership within his company.
The conversation further explores the implementation of the EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) model and the use of Predictive Index for better team management and hiring practices. Jason emphasizes the importance of understanding and respecting individual differences in a team setting to foster a supportive and productive work environment.