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How can you overcome that fear of failure?  What kind of rhythm for personal development do you need?  Why should you stop thinking about “eliminating risk” in your business?  Jeff joins Cam & Otis to answer all these questions and more.  Jeff and Otis share lessons learned from their days in the Army and how […]

I guess this can be considered a continuation to episode 26. Nonetheless, the more prepared we are for whatever journey is to come, the better. While getting will come with its own set of challenges, due diligence is the key. I will expand a bit further on today’s show on some things to do as

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“Unlocking AFSA’s Value: Wendy Thi’s Perspective on Serving and Empowering the Veteran Community” Calling all AFSA members attending the SUMMIT this August in Dallas! We have an exceptional candidate vying for the position of AFSA Retiree and Veteran Affair Trustee A great discussion on lessons learned at the pentagon, navigating separation/retirement, and what AFSA means

Today’s Five-Star Guest is Timothy M. Lupinacci, Chairman and CEO of the nationally-recognized law firm Baker Donelson.   Baker Donelson is a national law firm with more than 650 attorneys and public policy advisors representing more than 30 practice areas to serve a wide range of legal needs. Clients receive knowledgeable guidance from experienced, multi-disciplined industry

About Cody Hayes: Marketing Mission. In his past seven years as a nonprofit marketing strategist, he has worked with 30+ nonprofits to streamline their marketing efforts and reclaim their team’s time. He specializes in nonprofit marketing. The individuals he assists the most are nonprofit fundraisers, founders, and executive directors who typically face the challenges of

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Just because we are considered experts in a field, doesn’t mean that we always get it right. Check out this advice a friend received, and my reaction to it. — Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/realbuildingblocks/support

🎙On The Winners Paradigm, host Alundas Havens interviews Jason Brown, founder of PGP Advisory. Jason aims to create a legacy for his children and retire his wife within 5 years. He emphasizes partnership, community, and positive self-talk. Jason shares his transformation from failed ventures to success and the importance of mentors. PGP Advisory helps create

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier was erected in 1921 as a way to pay tribute to unidentified US service members who have died in conflict. It is located at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia, and while guarded since 1926, it wasn’t continuously watched over by members of the military until 1937. It was created from a

Chief of Business Operations for the National Medal of Honor Museum, Darrell Utt joins the show today to talk about the mission and development of the three fold museum- including the museum itself in Arlington, Texas; the monument in Washington, D.C.; and the Griffin Institute.  Darrell shares insights from his time as a Green Beret

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Join me on the Fast Track to Grant Writer: www.teresahuff.com/vip Ask Not What the Funder Can Do for You… In our last episode, we talked about how your nonprofit can stay relevant to funders, in the community, and as a grant writer. Today we’re going to talk about how to write stronger grant proposals and

Join me on the Fast Track to Grant Writer: www.teresahuff.com/vip Ask Not What the Funder Can Do for You… In our last episode, we talked about how your nonprofit can stay relevant to funders, in the community, and as a grant writer. Today we’re going to talk about how to write stronger grant proposals and

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In episode 75 of Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Danielle Marshall discuss Our meaning making brains and the stories we make up about each other Challenges that progressive organizations are having with the mismatch in expectations across generations Why a reflexive anti-leadership stance from front line staff misses much of the nuance and reality facing

Jason Steiner USMC “HEROSTOCK” 9Sept2023 Sargeant Jason Steiner USMC 96-2000 96-98 amphibious assault vehicle driver 98-2000 primary marksmanship instructor camp Del Mar camp Pendleton CA. 2019 I was a founding member of the Nebraska Warriors Hockey Program. A program setup by USA hockey for disabled veterans to use adaptive sports as a outlet for PTSD

Jay and Angi talk finding purpose. Finding purpose in life is a deeply personal journey and may look different for everyone and it is not clear for everyone.  There is one thing that you can do on this journey that will help you.   Welcome to the Do Hard Things Podcast with your host Jay Tiegs,

Hey! In this episode of “Before I Forget”, join Kevin and Tyree as they chat with Dave Nordel, Retired Command Chief Master Sergeant with the United Stated Air Force (with exactly 30 Years, six months, and five days in Service). David is also the owner and operator of MaxFab Consulting, a service that provides Basic

In this episode of the Intentional Disruption Podcast, hosted by Mike Demo, he shares a story about the significant financial losses that can occur in a business due to easily fixable issues. Mike discusses two clients who have lost eight figures each in funding opportunities and millions of dollars in revenue. He highlights the importance

🎙On this episode of The Winners Paradigm, host Alundas Havens discusses the topic of fear in business. He shares a personal story of his trip to Monterey where he challenged himself to face his fears and limiting beliefs. Alundas reveals that by avoiding fear, we limit our growth and regress as individuals. He emphasizes the

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We can all agree that sometimes the pathway to an aviation career can be rather muddy and very expensive. In addition, there’s copious amounts of bad gouge/misinformation out there that can deter someone from achieving their aviation goals. Today we are joined with Matt and Marty of STEM in Aviation Youth (STAY) Indiana; a newly

On our last episode of the season, we’re diving deep into the world of corporate AV production with industry veteran, Curtis Johnson. Originally hailing from Omaha, Nebraska, Curtis found his calling in the bustling city of Las Vegas where he began his production career in 2001. With over two decades of industry experience under his

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I got connected to Mike Utschig through Stephen Russell who came on in March of this year to talk about his work with “Tales of Nihilism”. Mike and Stephen served together in the Army, so it is cool that we got connected in this way. Even before we talked Mike helped me when I was

It’s a family episode this week which means it’s just Otis and Camden on the show.  Otis explains the origins and history of the Green Berets and what skills and processes make them so effective.  Cam and Otis discuss what lessons you can learn from Green Berets and how you can apply those lessons in

We found a boat!!!! Let me tell you about the time we found an abandoned boat in Iraq. We called it the USS Minnow. Although it took in water like the Titanic, did not have a motor, and was a pain to row, for a brief moment, this thing provided us some relief and made

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Brett and Larry’s first episode for their Quick Bits of News Nuggets with Special Guest Debbra Sweet, San Diego’s very own CHER’d.