The Human Compassion Survey

Matthew "MoJo" Jones
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We live in a time where someone can be erased in a day and forgotten by the next. But there's a deeper question we rarely pause to confront: what do we truly believe about humanity? The Human Compassion Survey is a podcast centered on that question. In every episode, a guest with a unique perspective tackles a candid set of questions about hardship, redemption, forgiveness, and the cost of deciding someone is beyond a second chance. Some firmly believe in forgiveness. Others don't. Some are still figuring it out. Wherever you stand, this show will challenge you to reflect on what grace really means to you.

Episodios

  1. What Grace Taught Me About Gratitude & Introducing "The Human Compassion Survey"

    hace 1 día

    What Grace Taught Me About Gratitude & Introducing "The Human Compassion Survey"

    What Grace Taught Me about Gratitude In this final Zero to Won interview, MoJo shares about his journey of Rainbow Creative, especially over the last 12 months and announces his new show The Human Compassion Survey, of which this feed has pivoted to. Building a podcast production company from nothing is one kind of challenge. Building it faster than you can sustain it is another one entirely. That's the conversation at the center of this episode of Zero to Won where Mojo is in the guest's chair. MoJo, founder and executive producer of Rainbow Creative, sits down with executive coach Joseph King Barkley for an unfiltered look at what entrepreneurial growth actually costs. This isn't a highlight reel. It's the real story about the the breakdown that's making breakthrough possible. Joseph King Barkley is President of the Meta Performance Institute and Partner at Novus Global, an executive coaching firm that works with leaders and organizations to unlock peak performance through deep inner work and strategic development. Rainbow Creative's mission is clear. To facilitate meaningful conversations that promote healing and radical change. What MoJo didn't plan for was the speed at which opportunity arrived. There was a gap between saying yes to every client, and having the infrastructure to deliver for all of them. The company grew. The systems didn't, and eventually something had to give. One of the most honest threads in this conversation is what MoJo calls the CEO vs. Talent trap. It's the moment when being the face, the engine, and the operator of your business stops being an asset and starts being a ceiling. When your name is tied to the brand, every business failure feels like a personal one. Separating Mojo from Rainbow Creative wasn't a rebrand. It was the precondition for anything sustainable. The real product of Rainbow Creative isn't MoJo on every show. It's the system he's built that works without him in the room. Mojo and JKB also dig into a personal new show by MoJo called the Human Compassion Survey - which is now this feed. This is a new show hosted by MoJo that will explore grace, forgiveness, and whether modern culture has traded accountability for genuine growth. What's coming next for Rainbow Creative is built on that lesson.  MoJo is the founder and executive producer of Rainbow Creative, a full service podcast production studio building shows for businesses and personal brands with a focus on meaningful storytelling and measurable growth. Joseph King Barkley is President of the Meta Performance Institute and a Partner at Novus Global, an executive coaching firm that works with leaders and organizations to unlock peak performance through deep inner work and strategic development. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    35 min
  2. Forgiving Judas, Cancelling Cancel Culture | From the Future with Love Podcast

    3 may

    Forgiving Judas, Cancelling Cancel Culture | From the Future with Love Podcast

    "We've all felt the shame of poor choices. We've all been Judas at one point. Now imagine starting again." - From the Future With Love Welcome back to Zero to Won. When I started this show, the goal was to interview guests and talk about the road to success, and we'll get back to that. But right now, we've been building, producing more shows, stabilizing the business with my executive team over the past six months, and pushing the company into its next phase. That's been my focus. But this show, it's still my passion. For the first time, I have a space to speak on the shows I've helped bring to life over the past six years. In this episode, we revisit a powerful early conversation from From the Future With Love, where a message from the future challenges the path we're on today. At a time when cancel culture was at its peak, this conversation asks a deeper question: what happens when we remove forgiveness from the human experience? It's a reflection on growth, accountability, and the truth that we are all flawed, and that redemption isn't just important, it's necessary. This episode marks a pivotal moment in my journey as a producer and storyteller, and a reminder that no matter how far we fall, we all deserve the chance to begin again. Listen to From the Future with Love on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and wherever you get your Podcasts. Follow Zero to Won on Instagram: @zerotowonpodcast Follow Rainbow Creative on Instagram: @rainbowcreative_ Follow MoJo on Instagram: @mojorainbow_ Follow Johan on Instagram: @johanspeaks Follow Dr. Mathew Sandoval on Instagram: @mathewsandoval Forgiving Judas, Cancelling Cancel Culture In the last few years we have cancelled Kanye West, Roseanne Barr, Al Franken, Aziz Ansari, Ellen Degeneres, the list of well known names is endless. Do these famous people need to be checked? Yes. Do they deserve consequences for their actions? Absolutely. But what about when a law isn’t broken? What if our sensibilities have been violated? Is that deserving of being canceled? When people break laws, famous or not, we must find a way to bring about justice. They must be held accountable. What comes after, though? What if we’re creating a whole new problem? What if we’re creating a world devoid of forgiveness and redemption? What if cancel culture is cancelling a vital part of our humanity? Our capacity to love and heal and restore one another into community. Join us on our latest future based conversation with fellow time traveler Dr. Mateo Sandoval as he gives us insight into creating a world where cancel culture is no more. About the Show From The Future With Love is hosted by executive coach Johan Martinez-Khalilian. Each episode uses future-based language and coaching principles to help listeners create their future from their future. Credits: Written & performed by Johan Martinez-Khalilian | Produced by Rithu Jagannath & Matthew Jones | Executive Producer: Jason Jaggerd | Editing, Mix & Tech: Hammond Chamberlain | Photography: Jess Kahler | Graphic Design: Ivan Lizarde Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    45 min
  3. ONLY FOUNDERS PODCAST: Battle Wounds and Boardrooms: Mojo's Evolution from Solo Hustler to Production Agency CEO

    28 mar

    ONLY FOUNDERS PODCAST: Battle Wounds and Boardrooms: Mojo's Evolution from Solo Hustler to Production Agency CEO

    Check out this interview of MoJo on the Only Founders Podcast! But first, where is ZERO TO WON?! Don't fret—this show is still coming, but the business comes first! Listen to MoJo's journey of building Rainbow Creative and stay tuned for the launch of this show in 2026, when the time is right :) ONLY FOUNDERS PODCAST: Battle Wounds and Boardrooms: Mojo's Evolution from Solo Hustler to Production Agency CEO In this inspiring episode, Anne and Matt are joined live from Los Angeles by Mojo, the founder and executive producer of Rainbow Creative. Mojo opens up about his incredible founder's journey, tracing his roots from customer service at Apple and marketing at Disney to launching coworking spaces for WeWork during their hyper-growth phase. He shares the raw truth about the physical and mental toll of scaling a mission-driven podcast agency to 25 shows while surviving on just four hours of sleep a night. Realizing he couldn't do it all, Mojo breaks down his crucial pivot to hiring a CFO, embracing executive coaching, and learning the true mechanics of profit and sustainable growth. Packed with lessons on leveraging your Rolodex as an "unfair advantage," this episode is a masterclass in rebounding from setbacks, owning your role as a true CEO, and leading with radical empathy. 🚨 Stuff You’ll Want to Remember: "What's a 10 in your life? Imagine if that's a 1—how do you make that into a 10? That 10, I try to make into another 10." — Mojo "...failing is, is an end successes are just metrics on a line." — Matt 🔗 Where to Find Us Anne → Fix & Form — https://fixandform.com Matt → ChipBot — https://getchipbot.com 🎧 Listen & Subscribe: Apple Podcasts → https://podcasts.apple.com/jp/podcast... Spotify→ https://open.spotify.com/show/2PuNBpW... Website→ https://www.onlyfounderspodcast.com Anne's → Anne's → / @annegillaspie #podcast #entrepreneurship #businessideas #onlyfounders Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

    31 min
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We live in a time where someone can be erased in a day and forgotten by the next. But there's a deeper question we rarely pause to confront: what do we truly believe about humanity? The Human Compassion Survey is a podcast centered on that question. In every episode, a guest with a unique perspective tackles a candid set of questions about hardship, redemption, forgiveness, and the cost of deciding someone is beyond a second chance. Some firmly believe in forgiveness. Others don't. Some are still figuring it out. Wherever you stand, this show will challenge you to reflect on what grace really means to you.

Información

  • Creador
    Matthew "MoJo" Jones
  • Años de actividad
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodios
    3
  • Clasificación
    Explícito
  • Copyright
    © Matthew "MoJo" Jones