Still Curious: 100 Episodes of the Two Piers Podcast

Episode SummaryIn this solo 100th episode of the Two Piers Podcast, Erica D’Eramo reflects on where the podcast began, how it has evolved, and why it still matters.Rather than offering a highlight reel, Erica looks back at the relationships, experiments, risks, pivots, and questions that helped shape both the podcast and Two Piers Consulting. The episode also arrives during Two Piers’ 10th year, making it a natural moment to reflect on what it means to build work that is meaningful, adaptable, and sustainable over time.Erica shares the origin story of the podcast, including early encouragement from Ally Tenorio of Women Offshore and recording support from Jesse of El Don Tamales. She also reflects on launching the podcast in February 2020, the shift that happened during the early days of COVID, and the decision later that year to leave corporate life and run Two Piers full time.The episode also explores the personal side of building a business around the way your brain and energy actually work, including reflections on ADHD, sensory needs, chronic stress, meaningful work, and the difference between sticking with something and letting it evolve.In This EpisodeErica reflects on:The origins of the Two Piers PodcastReaching 100 episodes and 10 years of Two PiersWhat early podcasting taught her about voice, editing, and experimentationThe relationships that helped the podcast get startedHow 2020 changed the direction of both the podcast and the businessLeaving corporate life and moving to MaineBuilding work around ADHD, energy, sensory needs, and sustainabilityWhy coaching became more central to Two Piers over timeThe difference between persistence and sunk costWhy staying curious matters more than keeping things in their original formWhat might come next for the podcast and Two PiersContent NoteThis episode includes personal reflections on depression, ADHD, and not expecting to live a long life earlier in Erica’s life. Please take care of yourself while listening.Key TakeawayAfter 100 episodes and 10 years of Two Piers, the work continues to evolve.For Erica, persistence has not meant doing the same thing in the same way forever. It has meant staying engaged with the questions, paying attention to what is working, adapting when the evidence changes, and continuing to build work that feels meaningful, sustainable, and alive.More from Two PiersLearn more about Two Piers Consulting: https://www.twopiersconsulting.comBrowse podcast episodes, summaries, and transcripts: https://www.twopiersconsulting.com/podcastStream the podcast from your favorite platform and follow the show: https://twopiers.buzzsprout.com/649285/follow