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Hosted by Erich George & Lindsay Mayer · business · EN · 57 episodes
Where Coffee Gets Spilled is a conversational podcast about the real stories behind people’s careers. Not the tidy, linear paths we’re told to expect but the unexpected twists, turns, detours and “well…that wasn’t the plan” moments. And yes, it all happens over coffee. Guests grab their favorite cup of joe and spill the beans on how their careers actually unfolded—surprises, pivots and plot twists included. We discuss the challenges, lessons learned and moments that shaped who they are today. It isn’t about perfect paths or polished success stories. It’s about being human, laughing a little, reflecting honestly and sharing perspectives for anyone navigating their career, one cup at a time. Each episode blends personal storytelling with practical insight, creating conversations that are thoughtful, relatable and refreshingly real. Because careers don’t follow a straight line and growth rarely happens without a few spills.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWhere Coffee Gets Spilled is a business podcast hosted by Erich George & Lindsay Mayer, with 57 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Where Coffee Gets Spilled
When two humans come together, their nervous systems regulate and co-regulate. Hear Jennifer Anderson share what that means for our health and well-being in this clip from her episode of Where Coffee Gets Spilled with Erich George and Lindsay Mayer.
Where Coffee Gets Spilled
The heart knows what is needed. Watch Jennifer Anderson explain why we so often ignore it in this clip from her episode of Where Coffee Gets Spilled with Erich George and Lindsay Mayer.
Where Coffee Gets Spilled
She picked her college major because she was good at it, not because she knew where it would lead. Jennifer Anderson wasn't sure what she wanted to do when she started college, so she leaned into math, the subject that came easiest. It led her to a top consulting firm, where she wrote code for mainframe systems. She was good at it but found the work so boring that her interest shifted to optimization and process improvement. That work fit naturally with her industrial engineering background. She moved into a business analyst role, and it was there she realized what she actually cared about wasn't the process at all. It was the people trying to work through the change. That instinct eventually led her through more than a thousand hours of specialized training and into a theory she now builds her whole practice around. That nervous systems regulate each other, and the leaders who learn to steady their own are the ones people want to follow. One year into running Resilience Coaching and Consulting, she's teaching leaders to do exactly that. Pour a cup and listen to Jennifer spill her story in this week's episode of Where Coffee Gets Spilled with Erich George and Lindsay Mayer.
Where Coffee Gets Spilled
Are you focused on what you're physically doing or how it's making a difference? Listen to Ryan Clark discuss what it means to find purpose in your work in this clip from his episode of Where Coffee Gets Spilled with Erich George and Lindsay Mayer.
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