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Oct 26, 2026
Why Wonder Is Your Superpower—Dan Maudhub, Founder and CEO, Wonderful
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9:48Tom DuForeHOST
How do you work through with clients of helping them kind of sort through it or integrate it into this maybe new marketing strategy that's getting implemented?

Dan MaudhubGUEST
Firstly, if we're looking at it from an internal stakeholder perspective, and we're looking at how do we align brand strategy, business strategy, some of the common problems we come across is trying to break through what I call standard corporate talk.

Dan MaudhubGUEST
So if we're aligning brand values are a really good example of this, where, for example, we said, well, as a business, we carry a high level of integrity.

Dan MaudhubGUEST
It should be something that we should expect of the people that we work with and for.
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13:39Tom DuForeHOST
So what have you seen to either be maybe common pain points, or I'm sure there's not a catch-all solution to this, but I'd love to get your thoughts on
What Nobody Tells You About Selling Your Business
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Adam CooperHOST
Before we dive in, perhaps you could give a couple of minutes of background about how you got to where you are in your career today, Dan.

Dan MaudhubGUEST
So studied business and economics at university, always knew I wanted to go into business.

Dan MaudhubGUEST
And my first job out of uni was a blag to sales job in London and was straight into Sloan Square selling high-end B2B solutions.
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Adam CooperHOST
And let's just go back because you said there about the, you're now two to three days a week and sort of tell us a little bit more about what's happened there and that transitioning journey and how it's gone relative to how you expected it to go.