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Bio

Larry Jorgensen

The Coca-Cola Trail

The Coca-Cola Trail is a journey for anyone interested in discovering the history and growth of the world's most recognized product. The Trail takes readers to the people and places in America that tell the story -- places where you can see, touch, and remember.

Whether a serious Coca-Cola memorabilia collector, a person interested in American business history, or simply a fan with your own Coca-Cola memories. The Coca-Cola Trail provides a fresh new look at a trusted old friend.

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Show Notes

In this episode, we discover the fascinating history behind Coca-Cola. Thanks to a set

of books our guest, Larry Jorgensen wrote during the interview, I find 20

Particular highlights about our conversation. I want to share them with you. So

let's get into them. Number one, during the introduction, we find out, Larry

considers himself an old news dog. Number two, we discover why Larry took the

time to learn about and write his books. And we also find out that Larry is not

an avid collector of Coca-Cola. Number three, Larry learns about Vicksburg,

Pennsylvania. The first place coke was bottled number four. We also

find out about a museum about 60 miles from Vicksburg, Pennsylvania, represented

by the family that started bottling Coca-Cola. Number five, we learn that no one has

done what Larry has done according to the families he has spoken with.

Number six, Larry tells us how he came up with the name of his book set. Number

seven, we found out that Memorial Day was the inspiration to put Coca-Cola in bottle number eight. Larry tells us how one man believed in bottling Coca-Cola

more than Coca-Cola did at one point in the history of Coca-Cola. Number nine,

I could not believe it when Larry told me about how the bottling rights to Coca

Cola in the United States except Mississippi sold for a mere $1. Number 10. We

learn how Coca-Cola became what it is today by leveraging what we know today

as franchising. Number 11, we talked about how iconic Coca-Cola became and how

everyone has a Coca-Cola memory today. Number 12. Larry talked to us about how

communities are raising funds to restore and preserve many of the iconic murals

on the sides of buildings in the United States. Number 13, we found out just how

appealing Coca-Cola is international. Number 14, we found out Pemberton came

up with the formula for Coca-Cola because of an old Civil War wound. Number 15.

We found out that we might not even have Coca-Cola today if the tax laws of

the day would not have changed. Number 16. We talked about how many products

are made or owned by the Coca-Cola company. It will blow your mind. Number 17.

We find out that Larry has plans for book number three. Number 18. Larry tells

us that he might have a photo of the very first Coca-Cola delivery man. Number

19. We learn how...

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Outline

In my discussion with Steven Foster, I found 30 highlights and interests of our conversation. Let's go over

them. Number one, Steven talks to us about who Steven really is and what he

does in his life. Number two, Steven discusses his ride around the perimeter of

the United States. And He notes that it is the number one thing on most of the rider's

bucket lists. The main reason for his ride was to raise funds for the boot

campaign. Number three, Steven tells us he planned this as a group ride. But in

the end, he was the only one on the trip and it became a solo ride. Number

four. He spent 34 days traversed in 34 states. And he came up with some

13,000 and change for his outcome of this ride. Number five. Steven says this

is the best thing that has ever happened to him. Number six, Steven talks to us

about the joy of meeting interesting people along the way and letting it take

him off of his normal route. Number seven, we found out there were two main

outcomes from his ride. Number one, he supported the boot campaign. And number

two, he got to see a lot of America and meet a lot of new people. Number eight,

we talked about what makes Stevens's leadership program so special. Number nine,

we learned that leadership and motorcycling have a lot in common. Number 10 we

discover that we and not me. And if you make a mistake, own it makes a good leader

and it's never about you. Number 11 Steven tells us to look at Jackie Robinson

as a role model of a good leader. Number 12. We discuss leadership and we find

leadership is hard work. Steven talks about building a successful leadership

team. Number 13. Steven mentions in order to have a great company, You must have pride.

Number 14 Steven talks to us about skill-building comes from good training.

Number 15. Steven tells us always find a way to be better. Number 16. Steven

talks to us about what he coins, discipline simplicity, which simply means how

are you consistently good? Once you find that out? repeat it. Number 17. Steven

outlined the need for clear processes and expectations of behavior. Number 18.

Steven talks about cause business and why Steven gives back and why we should

also do it. Number 19. We learn about Stevens company's goodness department to

help give back. Number 20 we learn about how some companies give back. Number

21 we find out when you give back. You receive so much more in return. Number

22. I asked Steven if he ever feels burnout number 23. Steven talked about

why disconnect and isolation from others. is not a good thing. Number 24 Steven

talks about how listening is a lost art. Number 25 Steven shares with us why

America is a great nation. Number 26 we learn what real influence means. Number

27 we talked about learning how to apologize. Number 28 Don't try to be right.

Make it about valuing relationships. Number 29. I asked Steven, how you as a

listener can connect with him. And finally, number 30 Steven defines passion,

and purpose for us.

BIO

Steven Foster has one speed – “Full-Throttle!” An award-winning leadership speaker and writer, Steven is a nationally recognized advocate for giving back to the communities where we live, work,...

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In today's episode, we speak with John Lee from custommobile.app. Some of the things that we discuss in this episode include john introduces himself and custom mobile dot app. We discussed what got john interested in podcasting. John talks about discovering what wasn't working and pivoting towards something new. podcasters don't have enough tools that they really need. John talks about how he makes it affordable for podcasters. To incorporate an app into their podcast. JOHN talks about the power of communities. John discusses the different tiers available for your needs. With his services. We talk about the features you can incorporate into your app. John tells us that he can make your app for any language. You can have exclusive access for your listeners through your membership on your app. You can sell items on your app. You have your personal social feed, just like Facebook, just for you and your members inside your mobile app. John tells us about WordPress integration for a single point publishing within WordPress. We discuss the power of your call to action. And john says people will come for your content, but they will stay for the community. This was a great discussion with john. I hope you enjoyed it. Thank you

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In today's episode, we are speaking with Emily Adams. Some of the things we discuss include discovering who Emily is and her life growing up in the Amish culture. Emily talks about struggling in the Amish culture, not feeling empowered. Women are not empowered in the Amish culture. Emily tells us about the many different types of Amish culture. Emily discussed the time when she was grounded as an Amish child. We find out how strict the Amish culture really is. We find out you don't have a choice, and you don't have a voice in the Amish culture. You are told what to do. Emily tells us that you have to let the anger you feel towards your past go. We discuss how you need a collaborative relationship with your children. Emily talks to us about changing the parenting pattern you were raised with. We discuss how men have made it hard on women. And as men, we need to help support and empower women for better relationships. Emily tells us about what it was like working in the automotive industry as a woman. Emily tells us having confidence does not happen overnight. We also discuss having the right mindset. Emily talks about the victim mindset versus the unempowered mindset. Emily discusses the struggles she faced ending a bad marriage. We talk about facing your fears in life and discovering how powerful you really are. We talk about divorce and how hard it is. Emily talks about cycles that affect children inside the home. We hear about the hard question Should I stay or should I go? We discussed understanding that you are worthy. Emily talks about putting the children first and speaking with your children with the truth. Emily tells us not to give in to talking bad about our partner in front of our children, allowing them to discover their own thoughts and opinions. Emily talks about when she discovered that she had something bigger to give the world. We talk about self-love. You must love yourself first. And it's not about self-indulgence. We talk about what inspired Emily to start her podcast. Emily tells us about her 30-day self-discovery course. A 30-day course with tools will help you find who you are and step into your true power. This was a great talk I had with Emily, and we talked about some great things. I hope you enjoyed it.

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About Felipe BlueI am empathic, genuine, open, and flexible. I respect my supervisees as persons and as developing professionals and am sensitive to individual differences such as gender, race, and ethnicity. I am also comfortable with the authority and evaluative functions inherent in the supervisor role and give clear and frequent indications of my evaluation of the counselor's performance. I also have a sense of humor which helps both the supervisees and I get through rough spots in our work together and achieve a healthy perspective on our work and the effect it has on clients. Such personal traits and relationship factors that I possess are considered as significant as technical prowess in supervision.

In terms of professional characteristics such as roles and skills, I am a knowledgeable and competent professional and can see myself as being the same in any role I take with an organization. I have extensive training and wide experience in counseling, which has helped me achieve a broad perspective of the field. I can effectively employ a variety of supervision interventions and deliberately choose from these interventions based on my assessment of a supervisee's learning needs, learning style, and personal characteristics. I seek ongoing growth in counseling and supervision through continuing education activities, self-evaluation, and feedback from supervisees, clients, other supervisors, and colleagues.

I also have the professional skills of a good teacher and a good consultant. In fact, I am able to function effectively in the roles of teacher, counselor, and consultant, making informed choices about which role to employ at any given time with a particular supervisee.

I believe I have a wealth of knowledge and experience to properly have a good practicum experience at your work site. I affirm that I will be attuned to the needs of any organization and will be an asset to it, the clients, and the other employees within it.

In today's episode, we speak with Felipe Blue. Some of the things that we discuss include Felipe Blue's introduction. Changing your narrative is what Felipe Blue is about. We speak about more than therapy, filling in the gaps based on what I am what I perceive. A lot of people fall through the cracks. Where there is a will, there is a way we find out what made Felipe say. I don't need this anymore. We speak about smoking weed soaked in formaldehyde. We speak about a time in our lives when we don't remember many areas of our life. We speak about finding what you want out of your troubles. We speak about what made us get into drugs and experimentation. We hear how important it is to understand how to dial 911 for help when there's an emergency. We speak about being raised by the streets and how death can change you. When you find out that, yes, smoking marijuana while you drive is considered a DUI. We discuss how any drug or alcohol or influence on the brain is mind-altering. We talk about the influence our culture has on us. We speak about what the military can do for a person in trouble. We also speak about the need for education. We hear how being on a submarine takes a certain type of person. We talked about so much in this interview that it is so influential. Thank you for joining in. If you liked it, please share, like, and follow us on any of your podcast players.

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In this episode, we speak with Karl de Leeuw. Some of the things we discuss in this episode include Karl, who lets us know about his background. Karl lets us in on how he starts his books. Also, why he wrote the books. Karl talks to us about Davis's method from Ron Davis. We hear about how Karl and his wife took action to find the answers needed. We will find out how words have shapes. We find out 15 to 20% suffer from dyslexia. We also talk about coping with dyslexia growing up. Karl talks to us about Sally Shaywitz from Yale Learning Center and her studies on the brain. Karl explains what a dyslexic person is. We also discover just how many famous people there really are, that have dyslexia. Karl talks to us about helping people cope with dyslexia. We talk about more studies being needed to help dyslexic people. Karl covers his conference with us on the international celebration of dyslexia. We talk about the confusion in the brain that people with dyslexia might suffer from. Karl talks to us about the brain being tuned at a specific 7.83 hertz like a TV station would be tuned. We find out dyslexic people use the right side of the brain and are good at many mechanical-type things. And so much more from Karl

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In this episode, we speak with Win Charles. We start with the introduction of Win. Win lets us know that she does what she does to help educate the world about cerebral palsy. When she tells us about how she is continuing her journalism path for a better life, we talk about the different types of CP. Win tells us about her traumatic brain injury. We also learn that there are three types of CP. We also find out that CPE is an umbrella term. Win was surprised when on how deep we took a look into CP. Win talks about some of her friends with CP. CP has three types, but also it has three different types of injuries. We break down the percentage based on the type of CP Win tells us about the abuse she suffered at the hands of her family member. We find that disabled people suffer a lot of abuse. We talked about Wins podcast and the tools that she usesCalendly to help get it done. Win tells us that the national cerebral palsy color is green, and Win often refers to it as the little green monster we learn when and Danniel met at the Challenge Aspen. Please find out more at www.challengeaspen.org. We talked to Win about the beginnings of her podcast. We talk about using calendly for automation purposes for your podcast. Win tells us she has behind-the-scenes editors that help her out. We discussed helping others is a good thing. We talked about podcasting can be expensive, but it gives back a lot. We ask how do you use podcasting for change? We had a real good conversation with Win Charles, and we hope you enjoyed the episode. Thank you for joining us.

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In this episode, we speak with Sam Ovett from Mobile Pocket Office. Some of the things we cover in today's episode include many processes with no automation—the five stages of business. Find out where to use your human workforce. You can work from anywhere we speak about names can be misleading. So do your homework. We cover the value of automation. And Sam goes through how to help businesses automate. We discovered that the number one businesses that automate our digital product businesses. We talk about discovering what you're good at. And Sam tells us should you hire or should you automate that task? Sam tells us that bots are that bad type of automation. Sam also reminds us that we will remember a negative experience a lot more often than a positive experience. When it comes to moving your data, it takes time. We speak about freeing up time for your business. Sam also talks to us about the need for human connection in business. And that's when you should drive your business using the human touch. Sam talks about finding your dream job. Also, he covers the catalyst of reality. We also cover using your brain and not your body to make your living and discover how to pull from the people around you to fulfill your dream. Also, in this episode, we cover using the proper tools and knowing if you need to reinvent the will. Sam and his father help you focus on mapping out the proper process for your business. Sam offers a personal trick on how to find what you need with a personal activity log. We also cover the busy work of business. And Sam tells us you need to automate the repetitive task in your business. Sam talks about a be testing for improvement in your business. And it will help you discover that you don't always get things right the first time we talk about what cowboy mode is, And the big one that Sam talks about is don't drown your business by bringing in too much risk. We also talk about the seven P's principle. Also, discover what Sam thinks the future of automation will be. Sam talks about what it's like working with his father and so much more.

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DisclaimerThe views expressed on Dead America podcast are the views of the person expressing themselves.We are here for entertainment only for any Medical or Mental Health concerns you might have. We always recommend seeking local listings for a qualified provider in your area.

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In this episode, we speak with Michaela Cox. Some of the highlights of this episode include, sometimes you have to do what you have to do. Empower people to keep learning, being an open book, great marketing skills, out of disaster, thinking outside of the box, when you have that feeling, should I or should I not? Learning how to adapt, we find that you naturally adapt to your situation, overcome disabilities, get help along the way, being blind, understanding God's part in your life, and lose everything being scared. We discussed going through change at any age. We speak about the difference between being disabled at birth or a later onset disability. We discussed how disabled people need more help with disabilities and that the ADA is not enough. Making sure you get addressed the right way. We talk about the gray areas in the disability laws. We speak about putting the right people in the right positions of power. We speak about partisan politics and committees. We talk about including the outside fringe of society in lawmaking efforts. We discussed that you could do anything, it is a choice, and nothing will be handed to you. We talked about life not being easy, but the satisfaction you get from just doing it. We talked about using your voice to speak out when people listen. That is a form of action. We talked about being disabled as a single mother. We discuss making change after loss. We discussed learning early what you want and finding purpose through struggle. We speak of the layered or compound issues in life and sorting it all out. We discussed the scope of creativity and starting dialogue for change. We speak about carrying on with your spouse's wishes. After your spouse has passed away, we learn that long-form answers make better understanding and podcast. We touch on a good understanding of marriage and divorce and meeting those challenges. We speak about losing your partner and thinking about your left-behind spouse. We discover each person is different, and each person has their own choice. We talk about being mindful of your mindset and your beliefs. We speak about overcoming fear after loss, along with self-care. You can only give so much. Learning to enjoy each other through conversations. We speak about We the People with passion but with knowledge of the law. We speak about how our system is meant to be slow. We talk about we are a republic, and we need to learn to change the laws. We also cover Michaela's has booked schedule. We speak about the challenges blind people face while writing a book. Michaela was a great guest. Don't ever give up. You can do anything.

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In this episode, we speak with Ryan Estes, of Kitcaster booking agency. Some of the things that we discuss in this episode include understanding good partnerships, how to help people grow podcasting, as a way out a way of discovery and growth, meaningful conversation, passion about what you do. resources through connections. rewards of completion. Making your dream come alive can be very awkward. We discussed being critical of yourself and being patient with growth in your podcast. We also speak with Ryan about how to leverage podcasting for your business purposes. in that discussion, also, find out how to find the right people to grow within your business and how to discover the right answers you need. We touch on the complexity of podcasting. We speak about podcasting tours, and we also find out podcast hosts make excellent podcast guests. Ryan discusses a validation phase. We also speak about finding your fit and putting it all together. We also touch on the principle of human capital using good people. One of the big ones we speak about is imposter syndrome. And we find out imposter syndrome might actually be healthy and helpful for your podcast. We can also discover how to find out what you are better at and how to leverage that. We also talk about kitcaster booking agency and what it can do for you, networking, media kit, making connections. Ryan also explains to us that podcasting should be fun. We also talk about Ryan's podcast guest list, where over 1000 podcasters already use this list. We speak about getting booked on a podcast. Also what makes you stand out. Do it like you are the best. Ryan also speaks to us about competition as a good thing. And we discover mission really matters. Do that little extra thing and it might make your business pop. The booking process in podcasting can be very difficult. And getting help saves you a lot of time we discuss communication skills. Also, we speak about COVID and your business going all-in when it counts. Then we turn our attention to podcasting will die also we'll discuss Who is your ideal client and a good call to action. It was a good discussion with Ryan Estes from the Kitcaster booking agency. I highly recommend you going and checking out the Kitcaster booking agency

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SPEAKERS

Ryan Estes, Ed

Watters

Ed Watters

00:00

If

you're a podcaster or a business entrepreneur, you want to pay attention. We

have with us Ryan Estes he is the co-founder of Kitcaster podcast, booking

agency. Ryan, could you introduce yourself? And let people know just a little

bit about you, please?

Ryan Estes

00:19

I'd love

to Ed, and I appreciate you having me on the show. Like you said, I am the co-founder

of Kitcaster. We book entrepreneurs on top podcasts. We are very deep into

podcasting. We love podcasters. And, you know, our mission is to celebrate good

conversation. And wherever that takes us, we're ready to go. So, you know, I'm

excited for this conversation and being on your show. Thanks, Ed.

Ed Watters ...