Coaching a Tech Founder With Cartoons in The New Yorker to Write a Laugh-Out-Loud Novel | Jon Stamell | Ep 1089

"Life is only too long or too short, and so my goal is to cram as much into it as possible." - Jon Stamell

Join Niiamah (@niiamahashong) and Jon Stamell for a live coaching conversation. Jon owned an advertising agency, did television production for Julia Child for five years, has had cartoons in The New Yorker, and now leads Oomiji, a customer insights platform for brands. His personal vision is to make a creative impact on the world, and he's about 100 pages into a novel that his workshop readers say makes them laugh out loud.

You'll walk away with:

- The three roles in every decision, owner, evaluator and implementer, and which one sets your speed

- How to tell whether the ask you brought is the one your life is really asking you to make

- What changes when you write your story from the seat of someone who has experienced you

Timestamps:

00:00 - Welcome to Outlier's Edge Live

01:19 - What Oomiji Hears From Customers

04:30 - From the Audubon Society to Customer Insights

10:51 - Owners, Evaluators and Implementers

14:28 - From Evaluating to Deciding