Transcript
Aaron (0:00)
Alright, everyone.
Melissa (0:00)
This episode became a season favorite because it's all about the money.
Aaron (0:04)
Ka Ching.
Melissa (0:05)
If you've ever listened to an episode and thought, you guys are awesome. If companies applied your hypothetical fixes and they worked, how much would they be worth? Well, we wondered that too. So we brought in Lucas Sundahl, cfo, data storyteller and friend of the show to tell us. And the answer knocked our socks off. Let's just say we'd be living the yacht life right about now. I won't spoil it. I'll let you listen. Here's us and Lucas talking about how much our fixes are worth.
Aaron (0:31)
Enjoy.
Melissa (0:33)
Welcome to we fixed it, you're welcome. The show where we take over companies, you come along for the ride, and we try to put them back better than we found them. This is a special episode of We.
Aaron (0:47)
Fixed it, you're welcome. And that means we have a special guest who we'll get to in a moment. Now you probably know how our show works. Every episode we take on a company in the public eye that's facing some challenges and we fix it. We can't help ourselves. It's what we do for a living. Under the pressure of a ticking clock. We apply our thinking, professional expertise, and the insights of our guests and we work our way into a solution. And you're with us every step of the way. At the end, we tell the company to their face how we'd fix the situation. Then we hand the company right back, give ourselves high fives all around, and job well done.
Melissa (1:21)
Now the fixes we propose on this.
Aaron (1:23)
Show are all in good fun, but we try to do some real good too. We've explored how leaders can show up better, how professionals can navigate tricky business situations, how companies falling out of relevance can evolve, even how we could all be better as a society. That's got to be worth something, right? Well, out of all of us, only our guest is qualified to put a number on that value. If you caught our Bowflex episode, you've heard them before. If you've ever typed the word accounting into LinkedIn, you've definitely seen them. Please welcome Lucas Sundahl. Hey, Lucas.
Lucas Sundahl (1:54)
Hey, how are you doing? Thanks for having me.
Aaron (1:56)
