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Episode 86: S8E6 – Leave Your Ego at the Door

  • By dbllawyersv2
  • November 22, 2022
  • Season 8

Could your ego be negatively affecting your entrepreneurial decisions?

On this episode of the Blackletter podcast, host Tom Dunlap concludes his three-session interview with Terry Dohrmann, founder of the legal operating software company Litify. Terry discusses the importance of leaving your ego at the door and maintaining trust in your team members to identify your blindspots and reach successful business decisions. He elaborates on the benefit of approaching your work without your ego’s involvement and why this is essential for moving forward in the business world. Terry also provides other business advice on topics like intelligent employment practices and understanding market trends.

Tune in to this episode of the Black Letter Podcast for more information on Terry’s entrepreneurial advice. And join us on next week’s episode of The Black Letter podcast to hear more great wisdom on achieving entrepreneurial success.

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