Our special guest today, from the middle of E-I-E-I-O, Texas, is Matt Miller. How are you? Matt Miller: Awesome, Dave. How are you? David Brower: I understand that’s not the real name of the town, but it’s pretty good. Matt Miller: Yeah, we’re outside of Fort Worth. We live on a gravel road. Whenever anybody…
Transcript: So your two books; the John Wooden Pyramid of Success and Woodenisms: The Wisdom of Sayings of famed basketball coach John Wooden. Tell me how you got inspired by John and how you got into writing these books. Neville Johnson: Well, many years ago, I was a … I had achieved what I wanted…
Transcript: So the name of the book came from a joke in days gone by, I assume? David Loshelder: Yeah, I was working with some people who I would say leaving, “Take care of number one,” and I would always pause then say, “… so you don’t step in number two!” And eventually I would…
Transcript: What is a client orchardist? Ross Keating: It’s like an orchardist in the trees, growing fruit. I see that you’ve got databases of prospects, customers and contacts. They are what you can harvest and farm and grow, like fruit trees. You want to keep your business for a number of years. They are in…
Lee is the author of “The Boomerang Principle: Inspire Lifetime Loyalty from Your Employees.” She’s an entrepreneur and a CEO with over 20 years experience, building positive high performing work teams. Man, isn’t that what every business is looking for today? Lee Caraher: I hope so. David Brower: Right. Lee Caraher: [crosstalk 00:00:26] in life.…
Transcript: I’m a baby boomer and we have exactly the same experience, so this is fascinating to me in that when I quit my corporate job in April 30th of ’08 and I took a leap of faith on May 1st of ’08 to be an entrepreneurial, an entrepreneurial guy and run my own voiceover…
Transcript: You are, my friend, the first millennial entrepreneur I’ve ever interviewed, so I’m excited to talk to you. Naresh Vissa: Well that’s an honor, David, I’m glad. Hopefully we can bridge some of that generational gap in this interview today. David Brower: I know, right? You’re a millennial, and I’m a baby boomer, so…
Transcript: How do you truly find your purpose? Is that a black and white answer or is that a journey? How do you do this? Nicholas U.: Sure, and I think you would agree. I think probably it could be a journey. I think some people, especially in more men, we try to make it…
Transcript: The companies which you’ve owned have generated millions of dollars in sales within a very short period of time and, although you were able to build a business that was very successful, you travel 33 countries, you played football in front of 110,000 fans. Is that American football or the other kind? Nicholas U.: …
Transcript: David, You are kicking butt and taking names as a voice talent. It really makes me feel great. David Brower: I appreciate that. Susan was my very first coach, very first mentor, and so we go way back. It’s just a thrill to have you here. Susan is one of the most listened to…