Successful Not Satisfied: Recent Episodes
Dan Paulson
Business owners everywhere deal with challenges that impact their growth. Successful Not Satisfied is an open conversation with real business owners about issues that they face on their journey through entrepreneurship.
Here we talk about the ups and downs of business and what these leaders have done to overcome and thrive.
Carson Goodale had an idea to change how fans get their food at sporting events. Fan Food is all about contactless concessions, and it arrived at the perfect time, but not without its challenges. Carson shares his own experience with growth and the roadblocks that affected him personally.
*Note: Episodes 1 through 9 of Successful Not Satisfied were recorded between April to June 2021
Stacey Martin is setting the standard in design. Stacey Martin Lifestyle Inc. promotes body positivity, wellness, and self-love. With a sophisticated, laid-back, effortless island vibe, the brand encourages you to see the beauty in your present moment.
*Note: Episodes 1 through 9 of Successful Not Satisfied were recorded between April to June 2021
Jed Seifert started Stakes Manufacturing to address the need for Print on Demand goods and services. He shares his experience expanding his business in digital printing and building technology to meet the needs of today’s customer.
*Note: Episodes 1 through 9 of Successful Not Satisfied were recorded between April to June 2021
Auto technicians keep the world running, and it’s been Jay Goninen’s mission to help shops find the talent necessary to keep engines going. Jay will share what it’s like to start a company and the challenges along the way.
Paul Hosage is the Founder and CEO of Tread Connection, which delivers tires to customers and installs them on their vehicles. Paul has served as President of Tread Connection since 2016 and is looking to grow the company. Tread Connection seeks out experienced automotive professionals looking to start something on their own and be their boss through Tread Connection’s franchise program.
Ken Miller knew an internship at Texas Instruments at the age of seventeen would lead to owning a company. Today, Ken leads a team of 35 at Erdos Miller and talks about what it takes to lead a company to grow.
Britt Gottschalk knows a lot about people. When people were required to work from home, her company, ReVise Consulting, was well-positioned to help others figure out the balance. Growth isn’t easy, but Britt learned what companies need now.
When the owner of Mark Wilson Construction asked Doug to buy the company, he jumped at the chance. Here he shares what he learned to run a successful business.
Working in healthcare is difficult. Doing so during a pandemic can seem impossible. When staff started leaving her senior care facility, Vani Tschantz stepped up and took action. Learn how she won back the commitment of her staff and got back on track.
Patrick Bardsley has a passion for helping others. He saw an opportunity to provide employment to people on the Autism spectrum while providing needed services to the community. Here Patrick will show us the value of finding talent where others fail to look.