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Rich Bishop on The Corvus Effect Podcast

Rich Bishop Guest Appearance on The Corvus Effect

Rich Bishop on The Corvus Effect Podcast

Rich Bishop, founder of Midgame Consulting, recently joined host Scott Raven on The Corvus Effect podcast for a powerful conversation on leadership, transformation, and embracing discomfort as a path to growth—both in business and in life.

The episode dives deep into Rich’s personal journey from finance roles in multinational companies to building Midgame Consulting, a firm rooted in proactive leadership, growth mindset, and results-driven transformation.

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Key Takeaways from the Conversation:

  • From Analyst to Builder: Rich shares how a data-driven challenge at Nestlé led to the creation of a high-impact sales operations team—and ultimately sparked his transition from finance into sales and marketing leadership.
  • Why Discomfort is the Growth Zone: Throughout his career and entrepreneurial path, Rich emphasizes that stepping into uncertainty and asking the right questions in community leads to lasting impact.
  • The Origin of Midgame: The name itself reflects halftime adjustments—those pivotal changes businesses must make as they grow beyond each milestone. Rich speaks to helping clients evolve from $1M to $10M to $100M with intentional structure and strategy.
  • Letting Go to Level Up: Whether it’s a founder clinging to past successes or a leader struggling with control, transformation starts with mindset shifts—and often a willingness to release what’s no longer working.
  • Leading with Empathy and Ownership: Change management requires both clarity and compassion. Rich highlights the importance of psychological safety, team inclusion, and shared ownership in navigating organizational change.
  • Balancing Legacy and Leadership at Home: Rich opens up about being a family-first entrepreneur, integrating his roles as husband, father, and business leader, and how parenting shapes his leadership approach.

Food For Thought:

“Be comfortable being uncomfortable. Growth lives on the other side of discomfort.”

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