Bold Business Podcast

The ability to adapt, grow, and keep a product that stays useful over time … these goals directly relates to specific traits and mindsets within a business. Adam Proehl will share with us highlights of his first 10 years as a business owner (of NordicClick) and what the next 10 may hold. Regardless of industry, taking a real look at where we are at and where we are going shapes the way we think and make decisions. Join Jess Dewell as she speaks with Adam Proehl on surviving and thriving in business.

The ability to adapt, grow, and keep a product that stays useful over time … these goals directly relates to specific traits and mindsets within a business. Adam Proehl will share with us highlights of his first 10 years as a business owner (of NordicClick) and what the next 10 may hold. Regardless of industry, taking a real look at where we are at and where we are going shapes the way we think and make decisions. Join Jess Dewell as she speaks with Adam Proehl on surviving and thriving in business.

Each of us faces obstacles when we encounter BIG change. Whether it's how we evaluate, what's the first step, or even knowing the end goal – the execution is difficult because of the commitments and obligations we already have. Amy Charity joins Jess Dewell to talk about how to get uncomfortable … and succeed!

Each of us faces obstacles when we encounter BIG change. Whether it’s how we evaluate, what’s the first step, or even knowing the end goal – the execution is difficult because of the commitments and obligations we already have. Amy Charity joins Jess Dewell to talk about how to get uncomfortable … and succeed!

Our need for connection sometimes prevents us from showing we care; in this episode we will explore what to do about that dichotomy. Lasting business relationships, personal networks, and people in our community are all connections that, when cultivated, we can call upon. However, showing such connections that we care requires nuance, and without practice such overtures can be clumsy and misunderstood. Jess Dewell talks with Scott Scowcroft and Ray Hiltz to explore how you can effectively show when you care.

Our need for connection sometimes prevents us from showing we care; in this episode we will explore what to do about that dichotomy. Lasting business relationships, personal networks, and people in our community are all connections that, when cultivated, we can call upon. However, showing such connections that we care requires nuance, and without practice such overtures can be clumsy and misunderstood. Jess Dewell talks with Scott Scowcroft and Ray Hiltz to explore how you can effectively show when you care.

The concepts that we learn about taking one step at a time are not always sufficient; sometimes we must radically change techniques to get the results we want in real time. To do so requires a dual realization: understanding that we don't always know everything … and yet, we know enough to also recognize that sometimes we must change our thinking to meet goals. By embracing "we don't have to know everything," we attain a level of mastery-in-moments. Jess Dewell interviews Dianne Collins and Allan Collins about QuantumThink.

The concepts that we learn about taking one step at a time are not always sufficient; sometimes we must radically change techniques to get the results we want in real time. To do so requires a dual realization: understanding that we don’t always know everything … and yet, we know enough to also recognize that sometimes we must change our thinking to meet goals. By embracing “we don’t have to know everything,” we attain a level of mastery-in-moments. Jess Dewell interviews Dianne Collins and Allan Collins about QuantumThink.

Depending upon our experience – defined by gender and race, among other traits – we can make more of an impact by consciously using all aspects of our being with regard to communication. Every individual requires a secure level of confidence to move forward in the quest to achieve goals; and, recognizing what obstacles we may face interacting in diverse groups, we can build our authority and so others view us as approachable and committed to our work. Jess Dewell interviews Andrea Kramer and Alton Harris to talk about how to increase our confidence.

Depending upon our experience – defined by gender and race, among other traits – we can make more of an impact by consciously using all aspects of our being with regard to communication. Every individual requires a secure level of confidence to move forward in the quest to achieve goals; and, recognizing what obstacles we may face interacting in diverse groups, we can build our authority and so others view us as approachable and committed to our work. Jess Dewell interviews Andrea Kramer and Alton Harris to talk about how to increase our confidence.