Amy Morin’s start to fame began as a complete surprise. Her blog post titled Thirteen Things Mentally Strong People Don’t Do caught fire. Today she’s written multiple books, has podcasts, and is in-demand as a speaker. Why? Her message is needed and her delivery of her message is fantastic. I’ve met her and watched her work and I know you’ll love her story and her message as much as I do. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynTodd McGehee won’t push his faith on you. He’s hired by local businesses to visit regularly and if you want to talk, he’ll talk, if you want to pray, he’ll pray with you. And if you want him to leave you alone, he’ll do that, too. Todd sees a great demand for spirituality but people are done with institutions. They want God. They don’t want church. And Todd brings a gentle, un-intimidating approach to God. His clients love him. You’ll like him, too. As promised, Todd’s email: ptmcgehee72@gmail.com. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynChelsea and Logan Green – The Yard Milkshake Bar Joe Brown – Your CBD Store of West Mobile Lane Zirlott – Murder Point Oysters Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynBill E Stitt begin experimenting with curing his own bacon in college at Ole Miss. It made him plenty of friends – how could it not? Now his bacon is shipped across the country to the nation’s most demanding bacon palettes. His process is a closely guarded secret but does involve the meat being serenaded by local musicians. Don’t roll your eyes until you’ve tried it, then be prepared to be disappointed with anything less for the remainder of your life. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynBeth Arroyo Utterback is the general manager of WWOZ in New Orleans. The station is staffed nearly entirely by volunteers, many of whom are in their twentieth year of donating their time weekly. Listeners stream the station from across the globe. How does such a small but mighty station create such a loyal following and what can we learn from them to apply to our own businesses? Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynBob Jones has found his calling. His mission. And it all focuses around service. That rings true in his words and his actions and is one of the many reasons his bank, United Bank based in Atmore, Alabama, is thriving. You’re going to like him because is mission to serve is both transparent and authentic. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynA lively chat with State Farm Agent Allison Horner reveals that the way most consumers think about insurance needs a refresh, and she’s just the one to do it. An advocate of taking care of what matters most with her customers, she’ll gives us the questions to ask to determine if we have our priorities set correctly. You’ll enjoy this conversation. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynFriend of What’s Working Brent Barkin sits down in the studio to catch us up on Shoe Station’s moves since the pandemic hit just over one year ago. Brent’s role as CEO of a retail company with twenty-one locations in five states gives him insight into fashion trends, logistics, retail trends, hiring and retention trends, and others. His insight is something we seek regularly – he never fails to offer dynamic insights. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynThom Shea asks what is the single thing that prevents people from being the best versions of themselves. Their answer, by a landslide, is drama. Drama in the workplace. Drama in the home. Drama with their kids and with their spouse. So Thom coaches them to deal with drama so their best version of themselves will be available to the world. Thom was a powerful leader in the Seals. He’s now a power leadership guide in the corporate world. Check out this episode!
Categories: LibsynAmy Morin, in a time of great difficulty, jotted down a list of mental attributes that she, as a counselor, knew she should avoid. That list became a blog post and that blog post went viral. Today she’s written four books on the topic of mental strength, is in demand as a speaker, and her podcasts are a sensation. We talk about how you need to groom, protect, and work on your mental strength and how it applies to your work. Check out this episode!
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