David

The Flipped Story

Business EN ↓ 28 episodes

Every market begins with a person who refused to accept the world as it is. Every breakthrough starts with someone who saw possibility where others saw impossibility. Every movement begins with an individual who decided their potential was bigger than their circumstances. The conventional narrative tells us that markets exist, and people adapt to them. That success follows predictable formulas. That potential is either there or it isn’t. The truth: People don’t just participate in markets—they create them. They don’t just find their potential—they develop it through action, iteration, and the...

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From Broadcast to Podcast | Jon Goehring’s Flipped Story 20.02.2026 29:35

In the transition from Media 1.0 to 2.0, the rules of the game have fundamentally changed. We’ve moved from the era of "Broadcast"—talking at an audience from a pedestal—to the era of "Connection," where trust is the only currency that matters. In this episode of The Flipped Story, David Gadarian sits down with Jon Goehring, founder of StoryTrust Media. Jon is a Newhouse-trained journalist who spe...

Flipping the Bottom Line - Why Compassion is the Ultimate Competitive Advantage 06.02.2026 50:32

Can love and compassion actually make a business more profitable? In this episode of The Flipped Story, David Gadarian sits down with international business consultant and TEDx speaker Dr. Bruno Roque Cignacco (PhD) to discuss the radical shift from "cold" corporate logic to the high-performance world of Human-Oriented Business. Bruno shares the specific "Eureka" moment when he realized that tradi...

Flipping a Family Crisis into a Digital Powerhouse Career with Sean Boyle 06.02.2026 32:49

What happens when your father’s business—your family’s legacy—is suddenly threatened by legal crisis? For Sean Boyle, it was the moment he stopped being an intern and started being a leader. In this episode of The Flipped Story, Sean shares the raw narrative of taking over "The Boyler Room" bar amidst federal legal troubles, and how that high-pressure experience gave him a "Native Empathy" for sma...