How much time do we have left? In this episode, we break down the second half of our lives by looking at how many of our favorite experiences we have left. How many more times will we watch a Super Bowl? How many more fantasy football seasons? How many more times will Ian eat pizza at Lombardi’s in NYC? Frank and Ian use this exercise to dissect how they are spending their time more deliberately. In this episode:  <ul><li>Why people tend to overestimate how much time they have left </li><li>How life milestones act as “awakenings” </li><li>How we form our images, both personally and professionally </li><li>How to be deliberate about where you spend your time (and who you spend it with) </li><li>What moments will we remember in forty years and why not make more of those? </li><li>How to prioritize your life for balance </li></ul>

How much time do we have left? In this episode, we break down the second half of our lives by looking at how many of our favorite experiences we have left. How many more times will we watch a Super Bowl? How many more fantasy football seasons? How many more times will Ian eat pizza at Lombardi’s in NYC? Frank and Ian use this exercise to dissect how they are spending their time more deliberately. In this episode: Why people tend to overestimate how much time they have left How life milestones act as “awakenings” How we form our images, both personally and professionally How to be deliberate about where you spend your time (and who you spend it with) What moments will we remember in forty years and why not make more of those? How to prioritize your life for balance

How much time do we have left? In this episode, we break down the second half of our lives by looking at how many of our favorite experiences we have left. How many more times will we watch a Super Bowl? How many more fantasy football seasons? How many more times will Ian eat pizza at Lombardi’s in NYC? Frank and Ian use this exercise to dissect how they are spending their time more deliberately. In this episode:&nbsp; <ul><li>Why people tend to overestimate how much time they have left&nbsp;</li><li>How life milestones act as “awakenings”&nbsp;</li><li>How we form our images, both personally and professionally&nbsp;</li><li>How to be deliberate about where you spend your time (and who you spend it with)&nbsp;</li><li>What moments will we remember in forty years and why not make more of those?&nbsp;</li><li>How to prioritize your life for balance&nbsp;</li></ul>

Do You Experience Life With A Sense Of Urgency?

We all want to grow our career or business, but&nbsp;yet we feel stuck, stagnant, and unable to push through the glass ceiling. Welcome to Let Me Speak To A Manager with Frank Cava and&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;Mathews, a podcast&nbsp;that&nbsp;is dedicated to&nbsp;teaching&nbsp;what it takes to build wealth and have fun doing it! Frank and&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;share&nbsp;entertaining&nbsp;business&nbsp;triumphs and failures that are both relatable and actionable. At times eloquent and succinct, and at other points blunt and obnoxious, this is their unique riff on the big questions they had early in their careers. Learn golden nuggets as they talk about standing out in a company, leading people, building cultures, persuasion, marketing, management, and building businesses from scratch. Light on theory and heavy on practical experience, they weave personal,&nbsp;and often humorous,&nbsp;stories from their collective 50 years of business experience. Frank Cava is an executive coach and the CEO of&nbsp;one of&nbsp;Richmond’s fastest-growing companies. Over his 25-year career, he has built and renovated more homes than tickets sold in an entire season by his Miami Dolphins. During his run from a Fortune 500 to founding Cava Companies, Frank led dozens of teams and built a reputation as a no-nonsense business consultant for small business owners and CEOs. Ian&nbsp;Mathews is the CEO of 5on4 Group, a management training company, and consultancy. He is also the CRO of the technology startup Keep Technologies, a featured writer for Forbes, and a prolific capital raiser. In 2018,&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;retired from corporate America after serving two decades as a senior executive for two Fortune 500 companies, while moonlighting as an advisor for a tech startup with a $28-million exit.&nbsp;Ian’s daily newsletter is followed by more fans than you will find at home games of his beloved Detroit Lions. Together, Frank and&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;will help you build a better success mindset, tackling topics from how to get a job, how to ask for a raise,&nbsp;landing&nbsp;a promotion,&nbsp;deciding&nbsp;when to leave your company,&nbsp;starting&nbsp;a business,&nbsp;leading&nbsp;people,&nbsp;becoming&nbsp;a better first-time manager,&nbsp;overcoming doubt and procrastination,&nbsp;and many more. Whether you’re trying to climb up the career ladder, raise money for a corporation, or starting your own business, Frank and&nbsp;Ian’s unique, valuable, and relevant voice will&nbsp;help you&nbsp;achieve all of your goals. Join Let Me Speak To A Manager and get an inside track of how to position yourself so you can be attractive on the market.

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We all want to grow our career or business, but yet we feel stuck, stagnant, and unable to push through the glass ceiling. Welcome to Let Me Speak To A Manager with Frank Cava and Ian Mathews, a podcast that is dedicated to teaching what it takes to build wealth and have fun doing it! Frank and Ian share entertaining business triumphs and failures that are both relatable and actionable. At times eloquent and succinct, and at other points blunt and obnoxious, this is their unique riff on the big questions they had early in their careers. Learn golden nuggets as they talk about standing out in a company, leading people, building cultures, persuasion, marketing, management, and building businesses from scratch. Light on theory and heavy on practical experience, they weave personal, and often humorous, stories from their collective 50 years of business experience. Frank Cava is an executive coach and the CEO of one of Richmond’s fastest-growing companies. Over his 25-year career, he has built and renovated more homes than tickets sold in an entire season by his Miami Dolphins. During his run from a Fortune 500 to founding Cava Companies, Frank led dozens of teams and built a reputation as a no-nonsense business consultant for small business owners and CEOs. Ian Mathews is the CEO of 5on4 Group, a management training company, and consultancy. He is also the CRO of the technology startup Keep Technologies, a featured writer for Forbes, and a prolific capital raiser. In 2018, Ian retired from corporate America after serving two decades as a senior executive for two Fortune 500 companies, while moonlighting as an advisor for a tech startup with a $28-million exit. Ian’s daily newsletter is followed by more fans than you will find at home games of his beloved Detroit Lions. Together, Frank and Ian will help you build a better success mindset, tackling topics from how to get a job, how to ask for a raise, landing a promotion, deciding when to leave your company, starting a business, leading people, becoming a better first-time manager, overcoming doubt and procrastination, and many more. Whether you’re trying to climb up the career ladder, raise money for a corporation, or starting your own business, Frank and Ian’s unique, valuable, and relevant voice will help you achieve all of your goals. Join Let Me Speak To A Manager and get an inside track of how to position yourself so you can be attractive on the market.

We all want to grow our career or business, but&nbsp;yet we feel stuck, stagnant, and unable to push through the glass ceiling. Welcome to Let Me Speak To A Manager with Frank Cava and&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;Mathews, a podcast&nbsp;that&nbsp;is dedicated to&nbsp;teaching&nbsp;what it takes to build wealth and have fun doing it! Frank and&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;share&nbsp;entertaining&nbsp;business&nbsp;triumphs and failures that are both relatable and actionable. At times eloquent and succinct, and at other points blunt and obnoxious, this is their unique riff on the big questions they had early in their careers. Learn golden nuggets as they talk about standing out in a company, leading people, building cultures, persuasion, marketing, management, and building businesses from scratch. Light on theory and heavy on practical experience, they weave personal,&nbsp;and often humorous,&nbsp;stories from their collective 50 years of business experience. Frank Cava is an executive coach and the CEO of&nbsp;one of&nbsp;Richmond’s fastest-growing companies. Over his 25-year career, he has built and renovated more homes than tickets sold in an entire season by his Miami Dolphins. During his run from a Fortune 500 to founding Cava Companies, Frank led dozens of teams and built a reputation as a no-nonsense business consultant for small business owners and CEOs. Ian&nbsp;Mathews is the CEO of 5on4 Group, a management training company, and consultancy. He is also the CRO of the technology startup Keep Technologies, a featured writer for Forbes, and a prolific capital raiser. In 2018,&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;retired from corporate America after serving two decades as a senior executive for two Fortune 500 companies, while moonlighting as an advisor for a tech startup with a $28-million exit.&nbsp;Ian’s daily newsletter is followed by more fans than you will find at home games of his beloved Detroit Lions. Together, Frank and&nbsp;Ian&nbsp;will help you build a better success mindset, tackling topics from how to get a job, how to ask for a raise,&nbsp;landing&nbsp;a promotion,&nbsp;deciding&nbsp;when to leave your company,&nbsp;starting&nbsp;a business,&nbsp;leading&nbsp;people,&nbsp;becoming&nbsp;a better first-time manager,&nbsp;overcoming doubt and procrastination,&nbsp;and many more. Whether you’re trying to climb up the career ladder, raise money for a corporation, or starting your own business, Frank and&nbsp;Ian’s unique, valuable, and relevant voice will&nbsp;help you&nbsp;achieve all of your goals. Join Let Me Speak To A Manager and get an inside track of how to position yourself so you can be attractive on the market.

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