What separates a successful career from a life of impact?
In this episode, Hanna sits down with Mickey Maurer, founder of the Indiana Business Journal and the National Bank of Indianapolis, to go beyond the headlines and uncover the principles that shaped his journey. From law and media to banking and philanthropy, Mickey has built a legacy on perspective, conviction, and community.
He doesn’t just talk about success, he lives by it. He’s written seven books, produced films for HBO, climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, and created Mickey’s Camp, an adult summer camp that has raised millions for Indiana charities. At Indiana University, the Maurer School of Law bears his name, a reflection of his belief that giving back is the most important principle of all.
We get into:
• The 10 Essential Principles that guided his career
• Why community and giving back are core to entrepreneurship
• Building networks that last beyond industries and titles
• His definition of balance through curiosity, activity, and lifelong learning
• The lessons you do not learn in school but every entrepreneur needs
• The 10 Essential Principles that guided his career
• Why community and giving back are core to entrepreneurship
• Building networks that last beyond industries and titles
• His definition of balance through curiosity, activity, and lifelong learning
• The lessons you do not learn in school but every entrepreneur needs
This one is a must-listen for entrepreneurs, builders, and lifelong learners who believe success is about more than profit: it is about purpose and community.
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