I’ve never met a soul who dislikes Frankie Little. I’ve never met anyone who doesn’t like the food at Roosters. I’ve never met a successful entrepreneur who doesn’t advocate creating multiple streams of income. Frankie’s got it going on. His story is of a guy who says “why not try?” He’s got initiative and drive and a dream of something bigger than himself. There’s seldom a time I’m with him that I don’t leave inspired and ready to tackle big things. Hear his story. Become inspired. Meet Frankie Little. Roosters Downtown NY Life – Frankie Little Airbnb What’s Working is… Read More
Categories: LibsynIt’s been a long week for Cam. He’s going to get paid one hundred dollars for two days of work that he is required by law to perform. He didn’t enjoy it but it wasn’t because of the low pay. —— In grade school I never wanted to be the one to pick teams. I was afraid of hurting someone’s feelings. It’s ridiculous, I know. I like to get along. I like to see people succeed. I’ve never wanted to be the arbiter of someone’s else’s happiness. That responsibility scares me. Monday morning, I was selected as a jury member… Read More
Categories: Libsyn2The cathedral in San Antonio, Texas displays a remarkable light show every night. People gather to watch it and they have for years. Tourists and locals alike are drawn to the spectacle of the history of San Antonio done in rich, overlapping moving images and the music that accompanies it. Xavier De Richemont created it and wants to bring one of this light shows to Mobile to display it on the Mobile History Museum as a fixed installment. He’s done his light shows across the world and was in Mobile over Mardi Gras, always with his camera, capturing the city. … Read More
Categories: LibsynOn this week’s Keepin It Real, Cam Marston shares what exhausts him and how a good conversation is hard to find. —– It was 1,000 one-minute conversations. A collection of people who all were within a degree, maybe a half a degree, of separation. Hardly a meaningful chat and as the event wore on, the meaningfulness of the chats dwindled further. For so little conversation, it was exhausting. I think maybe that conversations that skim along the veneer of content are more taxing than digging into content. I don’t know. But when I left, I was completely spent. I’m like… Read More
Categories: Libsyn2We rushed this episode to the front due to its timiliness. Connor Lokar was on with me this fall and he and I agreed to check back in after the election. Oddly, we felt if SHE were elected President it would lead to uncertainty. Instead, HE was elected and we’ve gotten degrees of uncertainty that no one had predicted. Connor and his collegues at ITR say growth is coming this year, UNLESS….too many factors to list. Connor and his team are no fans of tariffs in any way, shape, or form. They’re inflationary. Period. And they will hit all of… Read More
Categories: LibsynDevon Harris is a female tech leader for OberaConnect based in Fairhope, Alabama. It’s a company she started with her father and now includes her sister. Their growth has been intense, fueled by the rise in demand for tech services by small businesses and regional and local governement clients and Devon and her team’s remarkable commitment to client relationships. All companies claim relationships are key to business – I’ve heard it a thousand times – but OberaConnect takes it to a new level. While sitting across from me in the studio, I got the sense that what Devon and her… Read More
Categories: LibsynOn today’s Keeping It Real, Cam recounts his birthday week which has some unexpected surges of happiness. —– Happiness is fleeting. It never lasts and I’m not sure it’s supposed to. It’s different than joy and contentment and pleasantness. Happiness bubbles up from an unexpected place and last such a short time. And when it arrives, it sometimes brings tears. Living in constant happiness would render us nearly helpless. It immobilizes you. Living in joy and contentment is great with, hopefully, unexpected surges of happiness from time to time that render us speechless. For my fifty-sixth birthday earlier this week,… Read More
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