In this episode of the Twenty One Clear Podcast, Adam Hatcher welcomes back Melissa Mitchell-Blitch, author of In the Company of Family: How to Thrive When Business is Personal, to explore how flexibility shapes boundaries and decision-making in family businesses. Together, they unpack the difference between thoughtful exceptions and destructive entitlement, share real-life stories of unintended consequences, and offer practical tools for addressing responsibility among family owners. With their professional expertise, lived experience, and honest reflections, this episode delivers essential insights for families who want to strengthen both their company and their relationships. Tune in to discover how conversations about rules, consequences, and ownership can chaos-proof your family business.Links for MelissaLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissamitchellblitchWebsite: https://melissamitchellblitch.com/Book: In the Company of Family: How to Thrive When Business is Personal  - https://www.amazon.com/Company-Family-Thrive-Business-Personal/dp/0578761459?sr=8-121C LinksTwenty One Clear website: www.21clear.comAdam Hatcher on LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/adamhatcherSubscribe to the Twenty One Clear newsletter: https://21clear.substack.com/Bumper MusicStill Hotby Nic D, Connor Price(c) Lossless, 2023Episode Produced Byhttps://snapmarket.coChapters(00:00) Introducing Flexibility in Family Business(02:45) Understanding When to Bend Rules(05:31) Considering Consequences of Flexibility(12:22) Practicing with Low-Stakes Decisions(18:18) The Dangers of Entitlement(20:27) Clarifying Responsibility in Family Roles

 summaryThis episode features personal testimonies and spiritual insights on healing, spiritual warfare, and the transformative power of Jesus' love. The host shares real-life stories of healing, freedom from lies, and the importance of pursuing Jesus daily for true spiritual life.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Personal Testimony of Healing00:24 Instantaneous Healing of Throat in Prayer01:19 Lies, Fears, and Idols: Recognizing the Root Causes02:15 How Fear and Idols Open Doors for the Enemy03:14 Personal Example: Overcoming Rejection and Approval Idols04:40 Breaking Free from the Fear of Rejection06:03 Living in the Freedom of God's Acceptance07:00 The Power of Pursuing Jesus and His Truth08:26 Testimony of Deliverance from Suicidal Thoughts09:50 Restoration and Discipleship: Returning to Jesus12:54 Understanding the Trinity: Grace, Love, and Fellowship17:04 Experiencing Daily Grace, Love, and Fellowship with God

In this episode, John Hanson and Alex Johnson explore why building trust is the foundation of successful business relationships and revenue growth. Together, they discuss the real difference between being a vendor and a partner, and share candid stories about walking away from deals that aren't the right fit. With practical insights on confidence, transparency, and the power of flexibility, this conversation is packed with takeaways for anyone looking to foster authentic, long-term business partnerships. Tune in to discover how establishing trust from the very first interaction can drive stronger outcomes for you and your clients.Chapters(00:01) Building Trust Before Revenue(02:54) The Difference Between Partners and Vendors(04:48) Balancing Business and Relationships(08:11) Confidence and Transparency in Sales(13:20) Providing Value Early in the Sales Cycle(21:13) Navigating Competition and Internal Roadblocks(32:00) Real Outcomes from Trust-Based PartnershipsConnect with SwitchflyWebsite: https://www.switchfly.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/switchfly/X: https://twitter.com/switchflyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SwitchflyOfficial

In this episode of "In the Interim…", Dr. Scott Berry and Dr. Lindsay Berry investigate the statistical foundations and clinical implications of analyzing ordinal endpoints, drawing on experience from major stroke and COVID-19 trials. Discussion centers on the Modified Rankin Scale, DAWN, MR CLEAN, and REMAP-CAP, demonstrating that methods such as proportional odds, dichotomization, and utility weighting all impose explicit or implicit clinical weights on the outcome categories. The episode presents direct mathematical derivations, exposes the equivalence between proportional odds models and value-weighted analysis, and uses real trial data to explore how statistical and clinical perspectives on endpoint weighting may diverge. Emphasis remains on transparency and the need for clinically relevant weight assignment in trial endpoints.Key HighlightsStructural overview and clinical significance of the Modified Rankin Scale scores.Illustration that proportional odds models and dichotomized analyses apply hidden, prevalence-driven or threshold-based weights.Utility weighting in DAWN, formulated from EQ-5D patient utilities and economic studies, with observed alignment.MR CLEAN investigators' critique of utility weighting; empirical data demonstrated relative consistency and challenged the claim that statistical approaches resolve variation across patients.REMAP-CAP platform trial: Organ Support Free Days endpoint analyzed with proportional odds imposed weights on the scale from death to free of organ support .Extension of these arguments to win ratio/rank-based approaches, with caution that all methods encode clinical assumptions.For more, visit us at https://www.berryconsultants.com/