Ron Adams Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Bezos gets sent to "space" on a phallus.
Forced Vaccinations Incoming.
Fake Fauci.
3000 Evil Bastards run the World.
Conspiracies are the Norm.
In this episode Jim and I discuss how to evaluate a heating and cooling system. We also discuss salesmanship and basketball.
Kelly Clark is a designer, plus.
Planning and project management set her apart from the rest.
In this episode Kelly shares her design philosophy and lessons learned in her 17 year design career.
Other lessons:
- Planning, or lackthereof, is one of the biggest mistakes made in design and construction.
- Trends include wallpaper, painted ceilings, and breaking old rules
- Function is as important as color and design
Visit her website at www.kclarkdesign.com
Instagram: kclarkdesign
Facebook : Kelly Clark Design
LinkedIn : Kelly Clark
Robbie Casey was tired of being tired.
Out of shape and uninspired a 12 week challenge lit a fire in him.
Now Robbie competes at a high level as a bodybuilder.
Come here the story of Robbie Transforms.
Follow him on Instagram @robbietransforms
Rusty Allison is a Google My Business Program expert.
Discovering that direct selling wasn't a passion, Rusty migrated to the technology business and found his voice guiding clients into the digital marketing world.
Come hear his story and learn the value of the number one search engine in the world.
www.guideportsolutions.com
Call 513-404-0460
Email info@guideportsolutions.com
Jerry Beerman grew up on the West side of Cincinnati and went to Elder High School. Jerry’s family instilled the idea of working hard to him from birth.
School was not one of his favorite activities, however. Jerry got the work done and graduated but he found a true passion in tennis. Not only did he enjoy playing tennis, but it became one of his early entrepreneurial ventures as he started teaching tennis lessons through school and after he graduated.
Jerry has always been the type of person to seek out new opportunities. One day he was sitting in a drive-thru line at Burger King when he noticed that every car seemed to drop oil at certain places in the line. That would leave quite a stain in the pavement over time. So, he did what any person looking for opportunity would do: he asked for the manager and worked out a deal to clean it.
Though he has started and been a part of many businesses and even a church, he found his latest passion at Alluring Glass, a company that makes custom fit shower glass and mirrors. Jerry will tell you the only tool he knows how to use is duct tape but in reality the greatest tool he has is his desire to mentor employees and other business owners.
He realized that every business owner goes through the same struggles as him so why not build a community that can help each other out? His dream is to see a ripple effect of positive change in the business community where people are finding their tribes and getting involved in their communities.
To find out more contact Jerry at jerry@alluringglass.com
Or follow him on Instagram at: alluringglass
Takeaways:
- Scaling means you need to get help
- People don’t quit companies they quit leadership
- Create or join a tribe of like-minded people. You need community
- Invest in people
Andrea Conner is the Director of Secondary Programs at Loveland Schools. She works to help students discover their passions and to help them discover their ideal career as they look towards college.
Takeaways:
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Decisions are made emotionally not logically
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You have to be aware of your presence
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Your non-verbal communication is just as important as your verbal communication
4.We need to help our children ask the question "what do you want to do with your life" much earlier so that they can explore it and grow into it
- Write your origin story