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Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson

Conversations with CEOs and Senior Leaders navigating organizational performance under pressure.

 Every organization eventually reaches a point where experience alone is no longer enough. Growth, disruption, market shifts, leadership transitions, and increasing complexity expose how the organization actually operates.

Operating Discipline brings together CEOS and senior leaders from diverse industries to share the hard-earned lessons behind the decisions they’ve made, the challenges they’ve faced, and what they’ve learned about building organizations that perform consistently under pressure.

These aren’t interviews. They’re candid conversations to help leaders think differently about how organizations actually operate.

Most CEOs believe they know what's happening in their organization. The gap between what they believe and what's actually true is where culture quietly breaks down. Maria Thompson, President of Hoffman & Associates, has spent 34 years in construction and real estate development — including leading one of the most recognized projects in Washington DC, the $3.6 billion Wharf development. In her two and a half years as president, her operating discipline has been built around one consistent practice: staying close enough to the organization to see what the layers above would never surface on their own. In this episode, Maria gets into what that actually looks like in practice: · Why hiring for behavioral fit matters as much as technical capability — and what happens when you get it wrong · How a high-performing manager almost got promoted before Maria discovered what junior staff were actually experiencing · Why servant leadership isn't a philosophy — it's the moment you stop managing tasks and start developing people · What "executive amplitude" does to honest communication — and how to close that gap deliberately · Why the culture people live is rarely the culture leadership thinks it has built This is a direct, honest conversation about what it takes to stay close enough to your organization to see what's actually happening — and act on it before it becomes a crisis. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson Conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. Listen on all major podcast platforms opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E16 What You Don't See | Maria Thompson

SE01 E16 What You Don't See | Maria Thompson

Operating Discipline September 29th

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Operating Discipline September 28th

Most organizations let performance happen. The ones that sustain it build systems that make it inevitable. Bonni Pomush, CEO of Working Wardrobes, leads an organization that prepares people for the workforce — individuals overcoming barriers to employment, rebuilding careers, and stepping into their next chapter. The mission is personal and the work is human. The operating discipline behind it is anything but accidental. In this episode, Bonni gets into what intentional leadership actually looks like in practice: · Why every position has its own scorecard — and why that's fundamentally different from measuring the person in the role · How Working Wardrobes runs a 10-year, 3-year, 1-year, 90-day planning cadence — and why the 10-year mark never moves · Why scorecards measure leading indicators, not lagging results — and how that changes what gets caught and when · What happens to a team's operating system when a key person leaves — and why the recalibration is the discipline most organizations skip · Why intentionality is the dividing line between organizations that perform and organizations that drift This is a direct, practical conversation about what it means to run a mission-driven organization like a business — and why the discipline required is exactly the same. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson Conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. Listen on all major podcast platforms opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E15 Intentional or Accidental | Bonni Pomush

SE01 E15 Intentional or Accidental | Bonni Pomush

Operating Discipline September 22nd

Most organizations say they're selective. Forbes Global Properties turns down a dozen companies a week to prove it. Michael Jalbert, CEO of Forbes Global Properties, has been in the real estate industry since 1998 and for the last six years has been building one of the most disciplined global networks in the business. Today Forbes Global Properties spans 600 offices across 40 countries, serving high net worth and ultra-high net worth buyers and sellers worldwide. The network didn't get there by saying yes. It got there by knowing exactly who they serve — and building everything around that. In this episode, Michael gets into what organizational discipline actually looks like when your client demands nothing less than outstanding: • Why clarity of selection criteria is the foundation of everything — culture, quality, and performance • How Forbes Global Properties evaluates fit across 40 countries and why cultural alignment matters as much as capability • Why real estate transactions are 80% the same around the world — and why the 20% difference is where the real work is • What it takes to build and sustain relationships across a global network when trust is the product • Why having the hard performance conversation is the discipline most organizations avoid longest This is a direct conversation about what it means to build a global organization around a single, uncompromising standard. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson Conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. 🎙️ Listen on all major podcast platforms 🌐 opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E14 Know Who You Serve | Michael Jalbert

SE01 E14 Know Who You Serve | Michael Jalbert

Operating Discipline September 15th

Most leaders have an open door. Amy Riordan has built an environment where people actually walk through it. Amy Riordan is the CEO of Sachin Babi, a luxury occasion wear brand operating across wholesale, retail, and direct-to-consumer channels — with a new location opening in Houston. She has spent her entire career in fashion and beauty, moving deliberately from sales to marketing to operations before stepping into the CEO role. In this episode, she makes the case that a leader's most important operating decision is the environment they create — and that environment is built not through policy, but through every interaction, every conversation, and every moment where a leader chooses to listen rather than wait to speak. This episode covers: • Why an open door means nothing if people don't feel safe walking through it — and what actually creates that safety • How Amy structures her leadership team around complementary strengths rather than expecting everyone to be a Swiss Army knife • Why internal competition between divisions is a structural problem, not a culture problem — and what one unified sales meeting changed • What active listening actually requires — and why most leaders are composing their response while the other person is still speaking • Why the leader's job is to find the right people, put them in the right seats, and remove what's in their way • How to address performance issues without letting them fester — and why waiting is always more costly than the conversation The room will tell you. Most leaders just aren't letting it. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson — candid conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. Listen: opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E13 The Room Will Tell You | Amy Riordan

SE01 E13 The Room Will Tell You | Amy Riordan

Operating Discipline September 8th

Most leaders say they want honest feedback. Dr. Sunny Cooke has spent nearly two decades building an organization where people actually give it. Dr. Sunny Cooke is President Emeritus of MiraCosta College, where she served as president for nearly 20 years — first within a multi-college district, then reporting directly to a publicly elected board of trustees. In this episode, she makes the case that the most important thing a leader can do is create the conditions where dissent is not just tolerated but actively invited — and where people are called in, not called out. This episode covers: • Why surrounding yourself with yes people is the fastest way to disconnect from what's actually happening in your organization • The difference between blind loyalty and genuine commitment to an organization's values • Why consistency matters more than good intentions — and what it looks like when leaders say one thing and do another • How to call people into difficult conversations rather than calling them out • Why values that aren't lived aren't values — they're wall art • What self-awareness actually requires of a leader, and why it never stops being work • The moment Sunny had to take a public stand on social issues — and what that decision taught her about leadership under pressure This is a direct, honest conversation about what it actually takes to build an organization where people tell the truth. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson — candid conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. Listen: opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E12 Invite Dissent | Dr. Sunny Cooke

SE01 E12 Invite Dissent | Dr. Sunny Cooke

Operating Discipline September 1st

Josh Couts didn't walk into Arrow Electric and assume everyone understood why they showed up to work. He made them figure it out together — and then built the systems to make sure it held. Josh Couts is the President of Arrow Electric, a family-owned electrical contractor based in Louisville, Kentucky with 150–175 employees operating across commercial, industrial, and traffic markets — including Churchill Downs and major highway infrastructure across the region. He came to Arrow after 23 years at a similar company in Nashville, where he watched a culture built on genuine care for people grow a business from $5–6 million to over $100 million. He brought that same operating philosophy to Arrow — and immediately put it to work. In this episode, Josh gets into what it actually takes to build an organization where people know why they're showing up — not just what they're building. This episode covers: • Why the first thing Josh did as president was take the leadership team offsite to answer one question: why are we doing this? • How Arrow built communication norms and behavioral norms that go deeper than core values — and why that distinction matters • Why "common sense" is one of the most dangerous phrases in an organization — and what explicit standards actually require • The paycheck story — what a second-generation owner handing out checks on Friday taught Josh about what people actually remember • Why one-on-ones are sacred, birthday calls are non-negotiable, and what "my door is open" really means when someone tests it • How to scale a people-first operating model from 175 employees to 700 — and what has to be discipled down for it to hold Care. Communicate. Consistent. Three words. One operating system. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson — candid conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. Listen: opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E11 Common Sense Isn't a Standard | Josh Couts

SE01 E11 Common Sense Isn't a Standard | Josh Couts

Operating Discipline August 25th

Most service businesses hire for experience. Kevin Iden hires for potential — and trains everyone from scratch. Kevin Iden, President of Iden Dealer Services, has built a 300-person, 37-location automotive reconditioning and detailing operation across Washington state. His business runs on one operating principle: consistency at scale requires process, and process only holds when everyone follows the same recipe. In this episode, Kevin gets into what it actually takes to build and sustain a frontline workforce at scale: · Why hiring people without experience produces better long-term results than hiring people with bad habits · How SOPs become the foundation of quality, consistency, and scalability across 37 locations · Why promoting from within requires knowing who wants what — and building accordingly · What it means to support employees whether they're building a career, using this as a stepping stone, or somewhere in between · Why the manager's job is constant conversation, not periodic correction This is a direct, practical conversation about what operating discipline looks like when the product is the process — and the process has to be right every single time. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson Conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. Listen on all major podcast platforms opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E10 Process is the Product | Kevin Iden

SE01 E10 Process is the Product | Kevin Iden

Operating Discipline August 18th

Most leaders say they're transparent. Few share the scoreboard. Suresh Narayanan, President of Maintenance at Flyhouse, has a simple belief about organizational performance: if the team can't see the score, they can't win. He makes the case that financial transparency isn't a risk — it's the most powerful alignment tool a leader has. In this episode, Suresh gets into what it actually looks like to operationalize transparency: • Why sharing financials — down to net profit — changes how employees engage with the business • How tying people to performance outcomes creates ownership that no culture initiative can replicate • Why you can never overcommunicate as a leader — and how to build the cadence that makes consistency possible • What the scoreboard reveals about whether a team is actually working together • Why getting people open to change is harder than the change itself — and where most leaders underestimate the work This is a practical, direct conversation about the gap between saying you're transparent and building the systems that prove it. Operating Discipline with Terri D. Wilson Conversations with CEOs and senior leaders about organizational performance under pressure. 🎙️ Listen on all major podcast platforms 🌐 opdiscipline.com/podcast Connect with Terri D. Wilson on LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/terridwilson/ Visit the Operating Discipline website: http://opdiscipline.com/ Listen to Operating Discipline on these podcast platforms: YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClbUwY45jbStUKsa2v7mALQ Spotify | https://open.spotify.com/show/033qMnr5bIiui03nulsvfc Apple | https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/operating-discipline-hosted-by-terri-d-wilson/id1896857928 Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f3e88a4a-38f4-48b1-9827-8207876d4a95 #OperatingDiscipline #TerriWilson #Leadership #OrganisationalDesign #BusinessOperations #LeadershipDevelopment #ScalingBusinesses #CompanyCulture #OperationalExcellence #HRLeadership #TeamAccountability #BusinessGrowth #ExecutiveLeadership #ManagementStrategy #FounderMindset Operating Discipline is the podcast for leaders who are ready to take a hard look at how their organisations actually work — not just what their strategy says on paper. Hosted by Terri D. Wilson, each episode is a candid conversation with founders, executives, and operators about how decisions get made, how accountability is held, and how work really flows inside growing businesses. Terri brings over 30 years of executive and entrepreneurial experience to every conversation. She's worked across industries helping leaders build the systems, structures, and cultures that allow businesses to scale without breaking — and she knows that most organisations don't struggle because of bad strategy. They struggle because of how they actually operate day to day. Whether you're navigating rapid growth, building a team you can trust, or trying to close the gap between the business you want and the one you're running, Operating Discipline gives you the frameworks and real-world examples to lead with intention. This is the show for leaders who are serious about execution, not just ideas. SE01 E09 Share The Scoreboard | Suresh Narayanan

SE01 E09 Share The Scoreboard | Suresh Narayanan

Operating Discipline August 11th

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