The Weekly Call

By: Amer Abu Shakra Austin Trudeau & John Morgan III
  • Summary

  • The Weekly Call is a conversational podcast hosted by three young business owners. Amer, Austin, and John provide insight into guiding philosophies and perspectives, and how they directly relate to the operation of a business. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/theweeklycall/support
    Amer Abu Shakra, Austin Trudeau, & John Morgan III
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Episodes
  • Ep 278 | We Win the Games We Choose to Play
    Sep 17 2024

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    2 hrs and 11 mins
  • Ep 277 | Niccolò Machiavelli
    Sep 9 2024


    The group discusses the importance of being open-minded and not judging others too quickly. Amer shares examples of how he has worked to avoid making snap judgments and instead try to understand people's perspectives.

    The group explores the challenges of dealing with narcissistic or self-centered individuals, including how to maintain objectivity and have difficult conversations when necessary. They discuss specific examples and strategies for addressing these types of behaviors.

    The group delves into a discussion of Machiavelli's writings, debunking common misconceptions about his views on power and deception. They explore the nuances of his philosophy and how it relates to modern leadership and decision-making.

    Amer shares his desire to incorporate more "masculine" leadership traits, such as setting clear standards and expectations, into his predominantly nurturing and empathetic approach. The group discusses the importance of finding the right balance and not being afraid to challenge team members when necessary.

    Building on the previous discussion, the group explores the concept of pushing team members to reach their full potential, even if it means being "unreasonable" at times. They discuss the importance of creating an environment that fosters growth and self-discovery, rather than one that simply protects team members from challenge.

    The meeting concludes with a recap of the key insights and lessons learned, as well as a discussion of the participants' next steps in applying these principles to their own leadership and personal development.


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    2 hrs and 16 mins
  • Ep 276 | John Is Married!
    Sep 2 2024


    The group discussed John and Trisha's recent wedding, including the rainy weather that did not dampen the celebration. They praised the wedding planner's excellent coordination and John's calm, flexible approach to the weather. The group also reminisced about memorable moments like Cory's emotional reaction and the fun activities like the sauna.

    John shared his reflections on the concept of cycles - natural patterns of creation, destruction, and rebirth that occur in various aspects of life. He emphasized the importance of accepting and surrendering to these cycles, rather than resisting them, as a path to greater peace and fulfillment. The group discussed examples of cycles in nature, business, and personal life.

    The group discussed the recent deaths of NHL player Johnny Gaudreau and CrossFit athlete Lazar Dukic, both of which occurred in freak accidents. They reflected on the devastating impact on the victims' families and communities, as well as the broader implications for safety and decision-making in their respective sports.

    The group explored research indicating that alcohol is the most dangerous narcotic in the world, with far-reaching societal impacts like domestic abuse and drunk driving. They discussed the historical context of prohibition and the complex relationship between alcohol, regulation, and human behavior.


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    1 hr and 2 mins

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