Every entrepreneur faces challenges in family dynamics. Jason Shupp knows this firsthand.

In this episode, Jason shares his experience navigating the complexities of running a family business and how he found healing after entrepreneurial trauma. He talks about the importance of vulnerability, the liberation of letting go of fear, and the power of reconciliation in family relationships.

Jason also dives into his passion for storytelling, how starting a podcast transformed his perspective, and why preserving family legacies is so meaningful. Plus, we discuss leadership, employee engagement, and how small, consistent actions can foster wellness and resilience.

I loved recording this episode with Jason—his insights into personal growth and leadership are truly inspiring. You’ll walk away with actionable ideas to apply in your own journey.

Jason Shupp is a podcast host, speaker, and empathic collaborator. Jason’s early professional life was quite diverse (EMT in Colorado, white water raft guide, snowmobile tour guide, martial arts instructor, and high works rigger) before entering the family business in the third generation. After nearly two decades of leading a legacy business, a strategic partnership allowed for his further pursuit into mulit-media and creative projects. He leverages these platforms to share context and nuance to foster a deeper understanding of individuals and ideas. Jason spends the rest of his time as a devoted husband and father, pursuing wellness, travel, and rigorous outdoor play.

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