Peg Ann, CEO, Drawing Strength from the Gifts of Dyslexia – Episode 55
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSPeg Ann is a former Co-Owner of the Empire Level Corporation, the CEO of Life Moves, LLC, a mogul on the TV Show “Project Pitch It” and an incredibly generous Philanthropist. Growing up with modest means, Peg started working early and held a multitude of jobs before graduating […]
The First Tragedy, I Didn’t Sign Up for This – Episode 31.5
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSMike shares the first tragedy, about the tragic death of his employee, Billy, who died from performing the duties of his job. Mike tells the events of that tragic day as they unfolded, how he felt beside the casket wishing Billy was still here, and his struggle with […]
Red Flags Entrepreneurs Can’t Ignore and Betrayal – Episode 28.5
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSIn this 3rd video episode with Aleta Norris, co-founder of Living as a Leader, I share two stories about ignoring the signs of bad business deals and how I was betrayed by one of my earliest employees, and how it has changed my approach. (Watch here https://youtu.be/y4WdXOKdgzc ) […]
Mark Grosskopf, Lessons from a Tech CEO on Launching Startups, – Episode 26
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSMark Groskopf, is a proven entrepreneur and the CEO of New Resources Consulting and Westin Technology Solutions. Mark believes that every company can be strengthened through technology and his companies are designed to provide and implement the technology that will provide that strength. Mark is the youngest of 7 kids. After […]
Tom Bushkie, Hello Water, Making it Big in Beverages – Episode 25
Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSSTom Bushkie, a serial entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Hello Water, the fiber infused, naturally flavored and non-carbonated water that is taking the nation by storm. Tom started his entrepreneurial path at College Pro Painters, where he took over a territory in Green Bay, WI while he […]
I Didn’t Sign Up For This
It’s a late morning in March 1996 and I’m kneeling in front of a casket, talking to Billy. I’m telling him that I wanted him to still be here and how much I appreciated the chance I had to meet and get to know him. How I wished that he was at home, sitting on […]