This is our last episode of season one.

Instead of an interview, it is just the two of us reflecting on our first year building Vienna Waits and looking back on the moments from 2025 that really stood out.



Since we are clearly very cool parents, we are jumping on the Six Seven trend and sharing six or seven moments from the year. We each came with our own list and did not compare notes ahead of time, so part of the fun was seeing where we overlapped and where we surprised each other.

This conversation is reflective, honest, and very much us. It is a chance to slow down, look back, and close out the season before we turn the page.

We will be taking a short break through the holidays and will be back in early 2026 with season two and some new ideas for the podcast.

Thank you for being part of season one. We’re really grateful you’re here.

Episode Links:

Free Year End Reflection Guide

Apply for our UNBLOCK Yourself Program

We’d love to connect with you. Here’s where to find us:

Vienna Waits Website

Subscribe to Vienna Five Newsletter

Waypoint Retreat

Vienna Waits on Instagram

Greg’s LinkedIn

Whitney’s LinkedIn

Every other Thursday, we talk to people who got UNBLOCKED. You'll hear stories about finding clarity, career paths, career pivots and living with intention. Our guests tell us how they realized something had to change, made bold moves, and built lives that feel more aligned, more alive, and more intentional. We’ll share some of our own stories too, because we’re right here, figuring it out like everyone else.

We met Jon on a dock in Northern Ontario this past summer. He was here on holiday with his family from Sweden… and it turns out Jon is a big deal in Sweden (although we learned that from a mutual friend… Jon is much too humble to admit that). He runs the biggest supporter podcast for Malmö FF, has regular appearances on TV and YouTube, and has a deep marketing background that makes him one of those quietly brilliant people you want to learn from.

Jon is passionate, authentic and the kind of person who built a whole creative career by following what actually gave him energy instead of what looked good on paper. This conversation goes everywhere in the best way. Football, chasing creative joy, burnout, ADHD, entrepreneurship, authenticity, AI tools, marketing do’s and don’ts, and why he’d happily eat canned tuna every day if it meant he could keep doing what he loves.

Here are some highlights from our chat:

• How a simple walk with a friend turned into the biggest supporter podcast for Malmö FF

• The surreal moment Spotify reached out

• Why he refuses to give up creative independence

• The highs and lows of having thousands of passionate fans emailing you weekly

• How ADHD and burnout pushed him to finally leave corporate life

• The marketing advice he gave us that applies to literally every business

• The AI tools he swears by and why SEO is shifting fast

• His advice for anyone who feels stuck or scared to start something new

Enjoy this conversation with Jon Nordström.

Episode Links & Resources:

Radio 1910 Podcast (Jon’s podcast for Malmö FF)

The Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron

The Heart of Buddha’s Teachings by Thich Nhat Hanh

Lovable Dev (AI website creator Jon loves)

We’d love to connect with you. Here’s where to find us:

Vienna Waits Website

Subscribe to Vienna Five Newsletter

Waypoint Retreat

Vienna Waits on Instagram

Greg’s LinkedIn

Whitney’s LinkedIn

Every other Thursday, we talk to people who got UNBLOCKED. You'll hear stories about finding clarity, career paths, career pivots and living with intention. Our guests tell us how they realized something had to change, made bold moves, and built lives that feel more aligned, more alive, and more intentional. We’ll share some of our own stories too, because we’re right here, figuring it out like everyone else.

David Priemer is the Founder and Chief Sales Scientist of Cerebral Selling and is often called the “Sales Professor” for his unique blend of science, empathy, and storytelling. His approaches to sales and leadership have been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and Inc.. He is also the author of two bestselling books, Sell the Way You Buy and The Sales Leader They Need, and a keynote speaker who has inspired audiences around the world.

In this episode, David shares how his path from scientist to sales leader shaped his belief that selling is not about pressure, it is about connection. We talk about his experience preparing for his TED Talk, his cancer diagnosis and the perspective it gave him, and how writing became one of the most powerful ways to clarify his thinking and crystallize ideas.

He also reminds us that we often overestimate the risk of change, and that doing hard things for their own sake can reshape how we lead and live.

🎧 Tune in to hear us talk about:

• How a scientist found his calling in sales and leadership
• The power of empathy and belief-driven selling
• Overestimating risk and learning to take bold steps
• Writing as a tool for clarity and conviction
• Lessons from cancer and what it taught him about trust and gratitude
• The connection between science, storytelling, and sales
• Why hard things often become the things that matter most
• 
  

Enjoy this conversation with David Priemer.

Episode Links & Resources:

Cerebral Selling Website

David Priemer on LinkedIn

Cerebral Selling on YouTube

Book: Sell The Way You Buy

Book: The Sales Leader They Need

Book: The One Thing

We’d love to connect with you. Here’s where to find us:

Vienna Waits Website

Subscribe to Vienna Five Newsletter

Waypoint Retreat

Vienna Waits on Instagram

Greg’s LinkedIn

Whitney’s LinkedIn

Every other Thursday, we talk to people who got UNBLOCKED. You'll hear stories about finding clarity, career paths, career pivots and living with intention. Our guests tell us how they realized something had to change, made bold moves, and built lives that feel more aligned, more alive, and more intentional. We’ll share some of our own stories too, because we’re right here, figuring it out like everyone else.