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Keys To The Shop : Equipping Coffee Shop Leaders

A coffee podcast providing coffee shop owners and leaders, with insights, inspiration, and the tools you need to grow and advance your coffee business or coffee career. We learn from experts both in and outside the coffee industry as they deliver specific, practical, and actionable advice about ownership, optimization, profitability, barista work, employee culture, management, scaling, leadership, personal development, and anything else that will help you achieve success in the coffee shop.
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Dec 18, 2021

How we market our values to potential employees and the consumer is often at odds with what we actually do. In a past episode we called this the “Values - Action Gap”. Question is, what is the result of this gap on the people who sign on with us and believe our marketing only to discover it was insincere at best or an outright lie at worst? For many the result is a condition called “Moral Injury” and it often has deep and long -term consequences on the individual, the company’s and the industry at large. 

I first heard the term “Moral Injury” from a short but compelling Instagram post from todays guest, Josh Tarlo. In it he described both term and how this was and unfortunate part of many peoples experience working for specialty coffee businesses. After recording a short video in response I realized it is a much deeper topic and invited Josh to discuss it on the podcast. 

Josh Tarlo has been in coffee for over 18 years.Josh has moved from working in cafes in Toronto to heading to Australia to work at places like Seven Seeds and Veneziano, where he got some time behind a roaster to ending up in the UK as a green buyer at Origin and now running the roastery operations and wholesale departments for a coffee company in London called Kiss the Hippo.

Josh also came 3rd in the Australian brewers cup before heading home to Canada to take gold and getting third in the world in 2013. After that he roasted coffee for competitors with 7 of the last 9 podium spots in the UK and took the title himself in 2018. 

He has spent time in  over a dozen coffee producing countries over dozens of trips. In the travels he judged for Cup of Excellence and had the pleasure of working with many producers directly.

On today’s show we take a deep dive into marketing, values, moral injury, and how we can create a more cohesive and consistent reality that backs up our marketing and creates environments of trust and integrity. 

We discuss:

  • Meaning and values in coffee
  • Financial success as a value
  • Consolidation and false examples of success 
  • What is moral injury and its results 
  • The impact of belief and passion on consistency
  • Marketing values you don’t live out 
  • Peoples expectations
  • Proactivity and communication
  • Building a business that lets you live you values
  • Living values as a reward unto itself
  • Authenticity and delivering a human experience
  • Being careful of where you place your identity
  • The power dynamic
  • Why, as an owner, you get back what you give

 

Links:

www.joshtarlo.com

www.kissthehippo.com

https://www.instagram.com/josh.tarlo/

 

Related Episodes:

Bridging the Values-Actions Gap

318 : Why Your Shop is Key to the Success of Coffee

Commit Before You Communicate

Small steps = Big Impact

244 : Top 10 Ways to Lose Employees

 

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