What happens when you take one part etiquette expert, marry her to a master, responsible plumber and mix in large quantities of social media?
You get a plumber who knows how to teach other tradesmen where and how to find business via the internet—and in person and with style.
Please join me in welcoming Julie and Roger Wakefield who’ve not only built a very successful business but made their marriage survive and thrive in the process.
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S01, Ep 14: Michael Peticolas, Allow Yourself to Live Boldly
What have you done (or are you doing) to live boldly and live your life authentically. Today’s guest, Michael Peticolas chose to live his dream to become one of the premier craft beer brewers in the nation.Michael Peticolas is a fifth-generation Texas trial attorney and owner/operator of Dallas’s Peticolas Brewing Company. After practicing law for a decade, Michael turned to his passion for craft beer. Since 2011, Peticolas Brewing Company has won numerous local and national awards, and is an established craft beer industry leader in Texas.
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S04, Ep 10: Creating the Ultimate Real Estate Experience featuring Tonya Walker
In today’s buying and selling markets we always hear about “the experience.”
Well, just what is the buying experience and why should it matter to me?
When it comes to buying a home, probably the biggest purchase anyone makes in their lifetime, it is incredibly important. Having the right team in place to help you find and then buy the home of your dreams is more than salesmanship and bravado. It’s about experience, market savvy and a passion for the business – and your clients.
Our guest today has made a career from building relationships and focusing on outstanding results for her clients. Let’s talk with Tonya Walker about what sets her apart from her peers and how she creates the “Ultimate Real Estate Experience.”
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S01, Ep 10: Lon Ricker, Having and Living by a Mission Statement and Core Values
Are you the best leader you can be and do you have a mission statement? In today’s discussion with Lon Ricker of The American Fallen Soldiers Project, we talk about how mission statements can define and direct an organization.Lon Ricker is a 20-year survivor of the corporate world who realized that there is more to life than a big paycheck. He has served in a variety of roles with several non-profits in North Texas including The AmericanFallen Soldiers Project, SoupMobile and In-Sync Exotics.
