Why Empathy Still Wins in a World Fueled by AI with Jason Myers | Going Forward 113

Why Empathy Still Wins in a World Fueled by AI with Jason Myers | Going Forward 113

From Going Forward by Eric Elliott

January 21, 2026 · 1h 0m · Episode 113

About this episode

Eric Elliott and Jason Myers discuss the importance of empathy in leadership and the role of AI in legal intake.

In this episode of Going Forward , Eric Elliott sits down with Jason Myers, CEO of Legal Conversion Center, for a no-BS conversation about leadership, empathy, and the unseen moments that define a company’s reputation. Jason shares his unlikely path from answering phones for minimum wage to leading a 100+ person organization built on one simple philosophy: dignity and respect. Together, they unpack why empathy isn’t a soft skill, but a competitive advantage, especially in an industry where calls often come on the worst day of someone’s life. They also tackle the reality of AI in legal intake. Jason breaks down where automation works, where it fails, and why the most important calls; the ones that shape trust, reputation, and outcomes still demand a human voice. This episode is about people, culture, and responsibility. About earning profit the right way. And about remembering that behind every phone call is a human being who needs to feel heard. Connect w/ Eric Elliott: Website: ericelliott.com LinkedIn: @eric-elliott Instagram: @ericmelliott Twitter: @ericmelliott Email: Eric@EricElliott.com Text: 843-279-5843 Connect w/ Jason Myers: Website: https://legalconversioncenter.com/…

People in this episode

Host: Eric Elliott

Guest: Jason Myers

Topics covered

  • empathy
  • leadership
  • AI in legal intake
  • company culture
  • human connection

Keywords

  • empathy
  • leadership
  • AI
  • legal intake
  • human connection
  • company reputation
  • dignity
  • respect

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Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Legal Conversion Center

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