In this episode, Craig and Jarrett discuss how they view leadership and a few key parts of being a leader. They talk about how they have grown as leaders and the lessons they have learned along the way.

Craig and Jarrett dive into a recent planning meeting they had for BrFur to prepare for Fall/Winter 2022. How do you plan 6-8 months ahead of time for the cost of materials and labor? What value is gained beyond the purchased item? How do you keep the values your business strives to maintain on the forefront while making a living?

These are just a few of the world's problems they seek to answer on this episode.

Joe Zawacki jumps in with us after a short break. Joe is a teacher by vocation at Pacelli High School where he founded Outdoor Adventure Club. Its mission is to take students outdoors, building their passion and stewardship for wildplaces. Joe's journey has instilled in him a passion for self-discovery through the outdoors, and the goal is for OAC to be a tool that captures some of the outdoor opportunities that have been given to him to share with the next generation. Learn more about Outdoor Adventure Club and how a small idea turned into a life-long mission for the students of Pacelli High School.

Chris drops in again to talk about his business, Medicor Development Group where he teaches the principles of Trauma Care based on the tenets of TECC. Chris works to prepare people from all walks of life in risk management and engaging in preparation for unplanned events that may put them in the danger zone. Join us and learn what it is all about.

For more information check out Chris’s website:

https://medicordevelopmentgroup.com

Jack Champeau drops in from Canada for a quick conversation about his time at Seminary and one of his hobbies, which he kindly names “extreme hiking.” Listen in and learn a thing or two about climbing and help us decide if his hiking is more extreme than he lets on.

Jarrett lands a new job and you hear what it is here first. Craig has Packers Fog. We talk about progress, good, bad or ungly. Is all progress good progress or does it lie in the eye of the beholder?

CJ Falls hits the road. We take the podcast to the Sawmill brewery in Merrill, WI for the Wisconsin River Valley Trout Unlimited fly tying night. Throughout the evening we speak with three guests and the conversation flows from conservation to old buildings becoming new again and the mission of Trout Unlimited.

Just getting back from an outdoor retailer show, we talk through our experiences. What does it mean to be “brand aware”? Should it change if you are talking to a business and not directly to the final customer? We all represent the brand no matter what part we play.

From goal setting to reframing expectations, we dive into the new year and what we are trying to tackle.

John dives deep into his journey through business and how it led him to starting the Bullet Point Competition, a home grown competition that services the fitness community. The Bullet Point Open starts this Saturday January 1st. Check them out at Bullet Point Competition Series on Facebook and Instagram or their website https:www.bulletpointcompetition.com