In 12 weeks, Jess and I are expecting our first child 🤟🤰

“Magic is just someone spending more time on something than anyone else might reasonably expect.” – Teller

Here's a great new tune by Max Yoder. A very good friend to me and many others :) I recorded this with Max and Vess a few weeks ago on an evening full of laughter and smiles. I think this song really captures the vibe of the night. #summerjam open.spotify.com/track/175LS4zC…

Two new songs! Recorded with Jeb Banner, Vess Ruhtenberg, and Anthony Garber. By far the most fun I’ve ever had making music open.spotify.com/playlist/3mbYJ…

This weekend, Inside INdiana Business @maxyoder Lessonly (now part of Seismic) Mitch Stein (he/him) @joinpond Adam Seger Pure Development Jeff Thinnes SummaForte IU Ventures Teresa Lubbers Indiana Commission for Higher Education Dr. Katie Jenner Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) Julie Roe Lach Horizon League Joel Kirk Discovering Broadway

"Music is this thing that can bring people together. There's something healing about being in rhythm with other humans in the same space. It's one of my favorite experiences." Lessonly (now part of Seismic) CEO Max Yoder on the power of music and much more. LISTEN: bit.ly/3kSkCej #podcast

A key learning from my first 50 years: Happiness is built on growth. Growth requires change. Change can be very traumatic. Slow or poor processing of trauma limits our growth and therefore happiness. Meditation can increase our capacity to process trauma.

🎧RecruitingDaily meets some truly #inspiring people. Max Yoder, CEO of Lessonly (now part of Seismic), is one of them. Today, he and William Tincup talk about "To See It, Be It," his #DoBetter notes on how he's learned to navigate both work and #life. rdaily.co/3wCn0Kw #Recruitment2021

INTRODUCING The Circuit, a new TechPoint interview series dedicated to serving up the human stories behind the tech headlines of Indiana. In our first episode, we talk to Max Yoder, CEO, and co-founder of Lessonly (now part of Seismic). Watch the full interview here 👉 bit.ly/30nN6Ff

This is a great recap of building Lessonly. Nicely done Max Yoder >> youtube.com/watch?v=7_J3kb…

Book 87 - A Year of Magical Learning Book – Do Better Work: Finding clarity, camaraderie, and progress in work and life by Max Yoder Reflection Title – Values are the Operating System of Every Great Culture Question: What's your life operating system? clubany.org/post/book-87-a…

Max Yoder, Co-Founder & CEO at Lessonly (now part of Seismic) is my guest this week on my podcast, Moments To Momentum, with Scott Abbott. Enjoy, share and subscribe on all your favorite podcast channels and on our website @ MomentsToMomentum.com

I've been working on a side project with Max Yoder and another buddy. It's AI-powered dream interpretation. Decodr. Included Jungian and Freudian interpretations. Very beta but I have found it very helpful personally. Feel free to check it out! Decodr.me

The importance of having a lot of grace as a leader is central to Max Yoder's philosophy - both to others and to yourself as a founder. Max is a phenomenal founder, and Lesson.ly was a great success story. Listen to our quick chat on The Daily Bolster here.

Self-compassion > self-criticism I used to believe conflict = dysfunction, now I believe conflict = information Rest is hard to come by in a culture that’s addicted to stimulation, but I can’t flourish without it From a convo with Matt Blumberg podcast.bolster.com/public/142/The…

In the short Daily Bolster with Max Yoder a couple weeks ago, we talked about the importance of self-care and self-compassion for founders. Today, we go in deep with Max to talk about self-reflection. Thanks so much for your thoughtful advice and insights, Max!

My friend Max Yoder recounts his experience building @Lessonly alongside High Alpha. highalpha.com/from-startup-t…

A sign of emotional intelligence is moving from “You made me feel” to “This is how I reacted.” Our emotions aren’t caused by other people’s actions. They’re shaped by our interpretations. Blaming others gives them power over our feelings. Taking responsibility empowers us.