EPISODE · Jun 18, 2026 · 55 MIN
What High-Performing Teams Look Like in the Age of AI
from The Marketing Blender Show · host The Marketing Blender
Most companies have core values on the wall. Very few actually live them — and the gap between the two is costing them more than they know. In this episode of The Marketing Blender Show, Dacia Coffey sits down with Brooke Rosolino, founder of N'Good Company, to unpack what actually drives company culture — and why it has nothing to do with a poster in the break room. Brooke has shaped culture from the inside at companies like Lululemon and Magnolia (yes, Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia), and she brings a refreshingly practical take on what it actually takes to build an organization where people perform, lead, and grow. Here's what they dig into: - Why your stated values and your actual organizational behavior are often opposites — and what to do about it - The "grammar of culture" framework: the unspoken rules running your company that no one has named yet - Why naming a problem is sometimes the entire intervention - How toxic "high performers" quietly destroy team potential - The way leader self-regulation ripples through an entire organization — even in a 500-person company - What AI will and won't replace (and why intuition is your most underleveraged competitive advantage) - How Brooke is helping organizations think about AI adoption without losing the human in the loop - Her upcoming cohort, The Intuitive Edge — a 12-week leadership experience that culminates in an immersion in Manhattan If you've ever felt like your culture efforts aren't sticking, or wondered why your team isn't operating the way you envisioned, this episode will give you a whole new lens. N'Good Company: ngoodcompany.com Connect with Brooke on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brookerosolino/ 👍 Like this video if you found these insights helpful 👍 🔔 Hit the notification bell so you don't miss future episodes 🔔 🔗 Find out more about The Marketing Blender themarketingblender.com
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Most companies have core values on the wall. Very few actually live them — and the gap between the two is costing them more than they know. In this episode of The Marketing Blender Show, Dacia Coffey sits down with Brooke Rosolino, founder of N'Good Company, to unpack what actually drives company culture — and why it has nothing to do with a poster in the break room. Brooke has shaped culture from the inside at companies like Lululemon and Magnolia (yes, Chip and Joanna Gaines' Magnolia), and she brings a refreshingly practical take on what it actually takes to build an organization where people perform, lead, and grow. Here's what they dig into: - Why your stated values and your actual organizational behavior are often opposites — and what to do about it - The "grammar of culture" framework: the unspoken rules running your company that no one has named yet - Why naming a problem is sometimes the entire intervention - How toxic "high performers" quietly destroy team potential - The way leader self-regulation ripples through an entire organization — even in a 500-person company - What AI will and won't replace (and why intuition is your most underleveraged competitive advantage) - How Brooke is helping organizations think about AI adoption without losing the human in the loop - Her upcoming cohort, The Intuitive Edge — a 12-week leadership experience that culminates in an immersion in Manhattan If you've ever felt like your culture efforts aren't sticking, or wondered why your team isn't operating the way you envisioned, this episode will give you a whole new lens. N'Good Company: ngoodcompany.com Connect with Brooke on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/brookerosolino/ 👍 Like this video if you found these insights helpful 👍 🔔 Hit the notification bell so you don't miss future episodes 🔔 🔗 Find out more about The Marketing Blender themarketingblender.com
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