Today on the show, Judi chats with the CEO of Leadercast, a fellow leader born from the improv theater and a man who has the words, “Yes, And” tattooed on both of his forearms, Joe Boyd. Born into a highly religious family, Joe found success in early adulthood as a pastor in Las Vegas, but, after beginning to question his own beliefs, he quickly transitioned from the church to working full-time as a professional improviser. In this episode, Joe walks us through his life’s journey, opening up about how studying improv at Second City helped provide him with the confidence, community, and new-found self-awareness that, ultimately, pulled him out of clinical depression. Joe and Judi also bond over their application of the “Yes, And” mindset, off the stage, in areas like leadership, creativity, and business building, and as a means to ensure that all members of any team feel safe, seen, heard, and valued.

Today on Yes, And:

• Why Joe has “Yes, And” tattooed on his arms
• Joe’s transition from being a pastor to improv theater 
• When it’s actually ok to say “no”
• Using the rules of the improv theater as a framework for business strategy
• Why moving forward in life should not be dependent on money

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Connect with Joe:

• Leadercast Event on May 3rd: Human Intelligence
• Instagram: @leadercast

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• Book: Fear Is My Homeboy
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• Website: judiholler.com 
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This show is produced by Soulfire Productions