90 Proof Wisdom with Jeremy G Barker

Welcome to another episode of The 90 Proof Wisdom Podcast. In today's episode, we have a truly inspiring guest, Dan Kotter, also known as The Wheelchair Dad. Dan shares his powerful story of becoming disabled and the incredible journey of overcoming the challenges that came with it.

From the moment his life changed, Dan has shown remarkable resilience and determination. Join us as he opens up about the struggles he faced, the strength he found within himself, and the unwavering support of his family and friends. Dan’s story is not just about surviving but thriving against the odds, and it serves as a powerful reminder that with courage and a positive mindset, we can overcome even the most daunting obstacles.

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In this episode I visit again with Evan Fitzgerald and this time with his wife Sarah as well. They give us an update on what has happened for them in the last couple of years as they've dealt with mental health challenges, potential divorce, and found a way to navigate and find meaning in difficulty. I loved talking with them, and I hope that you'll walk away as inspired as I was.

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Poppy Livers Joins us on todays episode and shares his incredible story. From being abandoned at a young age to becoming a professional football player. Using his Get Better Get Beat attitude he has achieved so much for his age. Thank-you for joining us for todays episode and be sure to follow Poppy on his social medias. 

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Today we sit down with Richard Jenson as he talks about his journey from drug addiction to prison to  becoming a state wrestling champion in his 30's. His ultimate goal is to help and motivate a younger generation in schools across America. Join us as Richard tells us his story. For more information check out Richards movement at:

http://www.beachampioninlife.com/

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Hey everybody! Today we sit down with my longtime friend Colton Call to talk about his journey from fireman to full-time business owner. He started his business with $60,000 and grew it to an average of $400,000 a year, and it’s still growing. We talk about funding startups, surrounding yourself with allies, and balancing family time and the demands of a new business.

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I had the pleasure of doing a book interview with Brent Hultman for his book “$100K in an Hour.” He aims to help businesses increase their profit by $100K without increasing spending on marketing or production. We talk about Murphy Door’s operations, the way we conduct our business, and what we are doing to stay efficient and effective. I hope you enjoy!

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Today we have the pleasure of talking with Josh Adams, a former Marine Gunnery Sergeant who now serves as a motivational speaker and leadership trainer. We talk about his experience in the military and how he has applied the principles he learned to his life and business. We also cover topics like masculinity, strength, and integrity. I really got a lot out of this conversation, and I hope you do too!

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Today we talk again with former Special Forces Commander Randy Watt who is part of an organization leading a rescue effort in Afghanistan to get US allies out of the country. He gives us an update on how the rescue effort is succeeding, what hurdles they are encountering, and the cost of restoring people's freedom. If you're interested in contributing to the cause, please reach out to Randy. Thank you.

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Today we sit down for a great conversation with Chris Whetton, Captain of Weber Fire District, to discuss the long-term effects and challenges of a career in the fire service. We cover mental health struggles, the way the service can affect relationships, the importance of getting help, and how fire culture could change for the better. I hope you get as much out of this conversation as I did.

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Today I sit with my colleague and long-time Murphy Door employee, Spencer Bowen, to discuss why I turned down a $10.3 million sale on an investment property. We discuss how to break down the pros and cons of a big opportunity like that, the ins and outs of commercial real estate investing, and how you can get started with little to no money of your own. This is a fun one, and we hope you enjoy!

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