Get Your House in Order
Get Your House in Order
Podcast Description
Welcome to Get Your House in Order where the Medici brothers, investors, and entrepreneurs, Cris Auditore and Dr Philip Zimmermann discuss timeless principles of success, significance, and legacy; a podcast for business owners who want to design a beautiful life and a beautiful business, sponsored by the one and only exclusive Medici Community.
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The podcast explores a variety of themes including relationship building, personal growth, and legacy creation with episodes like Medici Secrets to Building Successful Relationships That Last a Lifetime, which emphasizes nurturing connections over transactions, and The Renaissance Blueprint for Self-Improvement, which delves into historical practices for personal development. Additional focus areas include family integration in business, mentorship, and crisis preparation.

Welcome to Get Your House in Order where the Medici brothers, investors, and entrepreneurs, Cris Auditore and Dr Philip Zimmermann discuss timeless principles of success, significance, and legacy; a podcast for business owners who want to design a beautiful life and a beautiful business, sponsored by the one and only exclusive Medici Community.
You can do everything “right” and still get nowhere. We’ve both lived it, and Philip’s most embarrassing visual is also the clearest: drinking a healthy green juice while holding a cigarette. That contrast becomes the doorway into the bottleneck principle, a practical way to spot the single constraint that limits progress in your business, your leadership, and even your family life.
Some topics covered are:
- Summer in Sicily, Etna, and a new Medici book
- Real estate, private equity, and philanthropy
- The green juice and cigarette problem
- Leaders find constraints, managers organize activity
- Removing bottlenecks and toxic team members
- Why offsites create strategic clarity
- A cadence for constraints and accountability
- Simplifying family leadership
- Using AI to reduce, not multiply, complexity
- And more…

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