The Bull, The Bear, And My Brother's Chair

After holding leadership roles in marketing agencies, Target corporate, and Honest Company, Emily Weaver is currently sharing her knowledge as a strategic retail and business development consultant. On this episode, she shares her knowledge on how important passion, joy, and authenticity are in developing a brand that people care about.

Adam Plotkin’s company, NOPACTalent, has been booking talent for events for over 20 years, connecting him to big names in the sports, business, and entertainment worlds. And while the big names are great, sometimes the smaller ones are better. Adam talks the art of connecting the right speaker to the right event.

On this social distancing episode of “The Bull, The Bear, and My Brother’s Chair,” Nate and Brian Lucius stay over six feet apart — and stay in their chairs. It takes courage and innovation to thrive in business at a time like this, and the brothers talk about why it's especially important to look at things from a new perspective right now.

There's an important difference between happiness and fulfillment, in both work and life. Entrepreneur and professional motivator Tara Renze talks about the difference between the two, and why sometimes simple accomplishments are more important than big ones — like climbing Mount Everest.

Internationally recognized artist, TED speaker, and No. 1 bestselling author Erik Wahl joins the podcast to discuss the importance of creativity in business. As you may discover, you're creative — whether you know it or not.

Before Zach Sussman explains his Chief Hustler role at Imprint Engine, the brothers discuss good social media ads and why attitude matters. Oh, and we find out about warehouse dogs.

What’s with the name? What are the episodes of this podcast going to be like? Will we continue to explain this episode with question marks? Probably not.