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6 - Tim Koeppl on Business: Help Those Who Need Help
Tim Koeppl has done it all! He was a Logistics Office for the U.S. Marine Corps, an attorney for Dorsey & Whitney LLP, the president of multiple companies (including a subsidiary of Schwan’s), is currently the Chairman of Vaxholm Holdings, and the CEO of Suspension Systems Technologies.
Show Notes:
2:06 – “To this point, what has been the greatest moment of your professional career?”
4:40 – “Explain the moment you were closest to giving up.”
8:36 – “If you could go back into your early twenties, what would you do differently?”
9:58 – “What would be your singly biggest regret if you died tomorrow?”
10:38 – “What’s one life hack for listeners to focus on this week?”
This week: Take ten minutes every night before you go to bed to plan your next day. Write a brief schedule of the day as well as your goals for tomorrow. Also, write a list of ten things you are grateful for from the day that just passed.
Reading List: Once an Eagle by Anton Myrer, How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and Capitalism without Capital by Johnathon Haskel.
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By GoMahiTim Koeppl has done it all! He was a Logistics Office for the U.S. Marine Corps, an attorney for Dorsey & Whitney LLP, the president of multiple companies (including a subsidiary of Schwan’s), is currently the Chairman of Vaxholm Holdings, and the CEO of Suspension Systems Technologies.
Show Notes:
2:06 – “To this point, what has been the greatest moment of your professional career?”
4:40 – “Explain the moment you were closest to giving up.”
8:36 – “If you could go back into your early twenties, what would you do differently?”
9:58 – “What would be your singly biggest regret if you died tomorrow?”
10:38 – “What’s one life hack for listeners to focus on this week?”
This week: Take ten minutes every night before you go to bed to plan your next day. Write a brief schedule of the day as well as your goals for tomorrow. Also, write a list of ten things you are grateful for from the day that just passed.
Reading List: Once an Eagle by Anton Myrer, How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale Carnegie, and Capitalism without Capital by Johnathon Haskel.