Honoree Corder
This is a space for people who are done making excuses and ready for results. I share insights on taking radical ownership in every area of your life—because the truth is simple: you can be right, or you can be free. You rarely get both.
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- Sep 29, 2026
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The Official Nonfiction Book Experiment for OWN IT (opens the original)
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My Interview with Jim Daneker on Why He Stopped Playing It Safe (opens the original)
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Episode 5 of The Honorée Corder Show is out today, and I could not be more excited to send this one your way.Jim Daneker is a composer, producer, and musical director who has spent nearly three decades in the entertainment business. He could have kept doing what he already knew how to do. Instead, he decided to go all in on something new.We talked about what it takes to bet on yourself when the safe option is right in front of you, and why "someday" was no longer good enough for him."Somebody's
The Honorée Corder Show with Jim Daneker (opens the original)
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Today launches a new episode of The Honorée Corder Show, and this is an inspiring one! Jim Daneker and I talk about what it takes to go for your dreams, how to keep the faith and keep going—and how why the ‘80s are the best decade ever!Jim Daneker was born in the early seventies, grew up in the eighties, and never wanted to leave the decade. For his entire adult career he kept one eye on the rear-view mirror, waiting—because everything in entertainment comes back around eventually.It started com
My Mom Stole Shadow From a Drug Dealer. Also, My New Show Launches Today. (opens the original)
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Put Down the Poison (opens the original)
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Welcome to Issue #4! I’m pretty psyched—it’s just nine days until my Show launches (more on that below), but before we get there, I owe you something.Back in Issue #3, I made a “side comment” I’ve been thinking about ever since. I asked whether you knew that “holding a grudge is like drinking poison and expecting the other person to die.” Then I promised we’d come back to it.Well, here we are, so let’s get into it.What a grudge actually is: It’s what you’re doing to yourself by hanging onto a me
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