Hosted by Dr. Matthew Eby & Carter Wilcoxson · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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There are forces that quietly and invisibly shape fiduciary judgment when rules alone are nolonger sufficient to determine responsibility.The Invisible Threat podcast is hosted by Carter Wilcoxson, Founder and CEO of ePICServices Company, and Dr. Matthew Eby, Founder of Nth Degree Financial Solutions, adoctorally trained fiduciary researcher and co-author, with his wife Joanne, of The InvisibleThreat: A Professional Fiduciary’s Guide to Unseen Challenges in Wealth Management.The podcast explores what happens when professionals trained to rely on traditional rules arerequired to interpret duty, discretion, and responsibility in complex situations—often withoutrealizing that what is required in those situations has changed.Through fiduciary scenarios drawn from real-world situations, the podcast examines howjudgment is formed—before anyone is aware of it—inside moments of uncertainty whereinterpretation carries real consequences.To make judgment visible, the podcast draws on
Dr. Matthew Eby & Carter Wilcoxson hosts Invisible Threat, a business show with 16 episodes published.
The moment arrives when someone realizes the safest answer isn't the right answer. When the document technically allows something, but your gut tells you it shouldn't. That tension—that pause before collapsing into a dec
Show notes"I could feel it happening," he says, "but I never had the words for it." Thirty years inside fiduciary institutions—decades of judgment calls, trust decisions, moments where everything balanced on a single interpretatio
Show notesThere's a question that lives in every fiduciary's chest when the document goes silent: Can we do this? But then comes the harder one—should we? It's the tension that hums beneath every discretionary decision, knowing th
Show notesThe magic isn't in the park itself. It's in the moment when a three-year-old stops mid-conversation with a character and the room holds its breath. Then someone dies, and the real test begins. Behind closed doors, in liv
Show notes"Permission seems clear," she says. And in that instant, something invisible happens—the outcome has already begun to take shape, long before the person with the power to choose even realizes they are choosing at all. A
Show notesSame person. Same facts. Same case on the desk. Drop that person into four different institutional environments and you'll get four different decisions—not because one is right and one is wrong, but because the room itse
Show notesHe backs away from the ball. Indecisive. And in that instant, everything changes—the shot goes wrong, the momentum collapses, the moment that was supposed to be clear becomes murky and uncertain. It happens to profession
Show notesSomeone dismissed an invitation, then heard it asked again—this time with patience instead of pushback. Within moments of arriving at a place they almost skipped, everything shifted. The driving range appeared. The crowd
Show notesThere's a moment in every meeting when the room shifts. Someone goes quiet. The conversation moves from exploring to defending. Most people try to rush past it—to close it, to move on, to escape the discomfort. But what
Show notesA moment of discomfort sits between two people, and instead of rushing past it, they stop. They ask: what is this tension actually telling us? Most rooms panic when disagreement arrives and scramble to smooth it over. Bu
Show notesIn Episode 7 of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson, Dr. Matthew Eby, and Joanne Eby move deeper into the anatomy of fiduciary judgment. Returning to the earlier examination scenario, Joanne reframes what appeared to be a
Show notesIn this episode of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson and Dr. Matthew Eby return to the tension introduced in Episode 2 and analyze what was actually happening beneath the surface. What felt like a simple disagreement be
Show notesIn Episode 5 of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson and Dr. Matthew Eby explore what happens when leaders bring in help to stabilize a situation that feels unresolved. Following the tense moment introduced earlier in the
Show notesIn this episode of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson and Dr. Matthew Eby return to the unresolved tension from their prior discussion and slow it down. No policies were violated. No misconduct occurred. And yet somethin
Show notesIn Episode 3 of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson and Dr. Matthew Eby move from theory into lived reality. Rather than explaining fiduciary judgment, this episode demonstrates it. Listeners are invited into a realistic,
Show notesIn Episode 2 of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson and Dr. Matthew Eby slow down to examine something that usually happens beneath the surface: how judgment forms before a decision is ever made. What begins as a conversa
Show notesIn the inaugural episode of Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson, Founder and CEO of ePIC Services Company, and Dr. Matthew Eby, founder of Nth Degree Financial Solutions and co-author of The Invisible Threat, introduce th
Show notesMost fiduciary failures don’t come from reckless decisions. They come from judgments that once felt obvious. In this trailer for Invisible Threat, Carter Wilcoxson and Dr. Matthew Eby introduce the core premise of the po
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