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Trust The Process

Trust The Process

Written by: Jon Bassford
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Trust The Process is a podcast for founders and leaders who want to scale without chaos. Hosted by Jon Bassford, each episode explores how leadership mindset, operational excellence, and culture must work together to build organizations that actually grow and keep growing.

Through real-world insights and proven frameworks, Jon helps leaders get curious about what’s really happening inside their companies, diagnose what’s not working, and install processes they can trust. The result? Fewer bottlenecks, stronger alignment, and businesses that are easier to run, fund, and scale.

If you’re ready to replace guesswork with clarity and build a company that performs without constant firefighting, this is where you start.

2026 Jon Bassford
Economics Leadership Management & Leadership
Episodes
  • Good Enough Wins the Game with Brittany Greenfield | #6
    Apr 30 2026

    Perfection is slowing you down more than you think.

    Cybersecurity founder Brittany Greenfield joins Jon to break down why the best leaders are not chasing perfection but building momentum through small, consistent progress. From founding a DevSecOps company to coaching teams through change, Brittany shares how trusting yourself and your team is the real unlock for growth.

    In this episode, they explore how great leaders actually operate behind the scenes:
    • Why incremental progress beats big breakthrough thinking
    • How fear and perfectionism quietly stall innovation
    • The power of hiring for your gaps and letting go of control

    If you have ever felt stuck trying to get it exactly right, this conversation will challenge you to move forward anyway. Because done is what drives results, and progress is what builds confidence.

    You are closer than you think. Trust yourself and take the next step.

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    46 mins
  • Stop Drifting, Start Living with Daryl Dittmer | #4
    Apr 16 2026

    What if the life you’re chasing is the very thing pulling you off course?

    Today's guest Daryl Dittmer went from addiction, crime, and hitting rock bottom at 19 to rebuilding a life grounded in discipline, honesty, and self-respect. Through decades of experience across business, recovery, and personal growth, he discovered that real transformation doesn’t come from ideas, it comes from action and radical self-honesty. In this conversation, Daryl and Jon unpack what it really takes to stop drifting and start living with intention.

    In this episode, you’ll learn:

    • Why drifting is the silent killer of fulfillment
    • How chasing money can quietly cost you everything else
    • The power of daily practices like breathwork, gratitude, and structure

    If you’ve been feeling stuck, distracted, or disconnected from your own life, this episode is your reminder that change doesn’t start with everything. It starts with one honest step inward.

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    47 mins
  • Close Clients for Life with Josh Cadillac | #3
    Apr 9 2026

    Why do 88 percent of real estate clients never return to the agent who helped them buy or sell their home?

    In this episode of Trust the Process, Jon talks with real estate coach, speaker, and author Josh Cadillac about why most professionals focus on the wrong goal. Instead of chasing the next commission, Josh teaches agents how to earn something far more valuable: clients who come back for life. Drawing from years as a top-producing agent and national speaker, he shares the mindset and systems that turn one transaction into lifelong trust.

    You will learn:

    • Why most agents lose clients after the first deal
    • The simple formula for building rapport, credibility, and trust
    • How anticipating customer fears creates stronger relationships

    If you want to build a business people return to again and again, this conversation will change how you think about service, trust, and long-term success.

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    31 mins
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