Ever get into a conversation with someone about an important topic, one you’ve thought a lot about, and it ends up being a fight? All you wanted was a good discussion and it turns into a boxing match.  No truth seeking, just point making. No understanding, just misunderstanding.

Thanks to technology and social media, it seems to happen more and more these days.  We are a much more connected society.  We can communicate instantly with each other, using a device we keep in our pocket.  It seems that the more we’re connected, the more heated the debates become. Not just in the media, but in our personal relationships.

In this episode of WarriorTalk, Dave Jenks dives into this topic to find out WHY we do it and WHAT we can do to fix the problem, gain some understanding and avoid hurt feelings.

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What is the greatest invention humans have ever created?

This question really makes us think, doesn’t it? Our mind immediately starts to generate answers. And, many different ideas come to mind.  We can go all the way back in time to the discovery of fire or the wheel.  The Renaissance produced the printing press and many new scientific discoveries.  The Industrial Revolution produced: the light bulb, the gasoline engine, the car and the airplane.  Some would say the creation of the computer that has launched the information era we’re in now.  Maybe it’s the Internet which has led to an explosion of knowledge, creativity, and connection.

But Dave Jenks has his own unique answer to the question.  It’s one that will probably surprise us. And it will definitely make us think.

Take a listen to this week’s WarriorTalk podcast and let us know what YOU think.

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We’ve all dealt with it.  Some of us really struggle with it.  A few of us are at a professional level with it. Procrastination.

What’s up with this, anyway?  WHY do we do it?  It just doesn’t make sense. Is there something deep down that keeps us from doing what we know we have to do?  Can we learn to do it less, maybe even escape its ugly grip?

On this week’s WarriorTalk podcast, Dave Jenks explores the whole world of procrastination, the reasons behind it and his experience with overcoming it.  You’ll enjoy his take.

He told us that he’d have done it sooner, but, you know, things got in the way!!!

DON’T YOU PUT OFF LISTENING TO THIS.

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Once again, a new year is upon us!  There’s a feeling of potential, of hope and of “what could be if…”  Many of us can feel the excitement of growth and potential.  We also have a sense of urgency to get the year started on the right foot.

Yet, it’s seldom easy to actually do it. Sometimes the tasks of planning and goal setting can be overwhelming. Sometimes we just don’t know where to begin. We have the best of intentions, but life gets in the way.  We can get stuck or even put it off.

So, how do we get over the hump?  How do we get our mojo working?  How do we make a plan that truly takes our business to the next level this year?

Dave Jenks has some very instructive and inspiring answers for us. In this new 2014 WarriorTalk podcast, Dave show us how to unlock our entrepreneurial creativity.  The podcast is only 18 minutes long, but it’s impact can last for the whole year, or even longer. Have a listen!

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Networking has been part of society and commerce since the earliest written records of civilization.  The basics always remain the same:  people gather together, share their services and build their relationships.

Master Networks, a company based in Rochester, Minnesota, is now playing this proven game in a new and innovative way. For them, the regular gathering of local entrepreneurs and business owners is not just about doing business and sharing referrals with each other.  It is also about helping members grow powerful, profitable ventures.

In this episode of WarriorTalk, Dave Jenks talks about this new networking model and why it really impresses him.  You might even find that this is a business opportunity for YOU!

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In 1996, after 15 years as a leader in the real estate industry (with Century 21 and Prudential), Dave joined Keller Williams and teamed up with Gary Keller and Mo Anderson . Over the next 12 years the company grew from 2,000 agents to over 72,000. Now that Dave has been away from KWRI for over 4 years, he wants to share the real “truth” about the company – the inside story.

In this Warrior Talk podcast, Dave goes behind the numbers and the growth to talk about things that most real estate industry players don’t realize about KW.  His many decades of work in real estate franchising and the research he did in co-authoring a series of best selling books, including MREA, MREI and SHIFT give him a unique perspective on what makes the company tick.

Whether you are with Keller Williams or not, you will find Dave’s comments revealing and intriguing.

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This is one of the most heartfelt messages Dave Jenks has ever delivered.

Beyond all the talk about “fiscal cliffs” and government finances, Dave feels that his generation has something it needs to admit to and apologize for. It needs to be honest with its children and grandchildren. It needs to say:  “We are truly sorry we’ve put you in this position. Help us get it corrected.”

In his bestselling book, Tom Brokaw called it the “greatest generation” – the Americans who lived through the Great Depression and were victorious in World War II.  Dave Jenks calls his post-war baby boomers the “greediest generation!”

In this session of Warrior Talk, he invites the members of his children’s and grandchildren’s generations to take charge and correct the problems his generation has created. And, he’s clear about what it will take and how to do it.

In just sixteen short minutes you will experience an inspiring message. A message that you will want to pass on to all the young people you care about.

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This is one of the most heartfelt messages Dave Jenks has ever delivered.

Beyond all the talk about “fiscal cliffs” and government finances, Dave feels that his generation has something it needs to admit to and apologize for. It needs to be honest with its children and grandchildren. It needs to say:  “We are truly sorry we’ve put you in this position. Help us get it corrected.”

In his bestselling book, Tom Brokaw called it the “greatest generation” – the Americans who lived through the Great Depression and were victorious in World War II.  Dave Jenks calls his post-war baby boomers the “greediest generation!”

In this session of Warrior Talk, he invites the members of his children’s and grandchildren’s generations to take charge and correct the problems his generation has created. And, he’s clear about what it will take and how to do it.

In just sixteen short minutes you will experience an inspiring message. A message that you will want to pass on to all the young people you care about.

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A study in 2004 said that more than two-thirds of American families have been touched by addiction — either with alcohol or drugs.

Addiction comes in many different forms and is unique to each person.  But when you get down to the details, much of it is the same:  habits that can be dangerous and harm someone’s life.

Dave Jenks knows this personally.  In 1999, he stood up in front of a group of people and said “I’m Dave, and I’m an alcoholic.”

From that moment, Dave went through a transformation.  A transformation that helped to get his life back on track.  A transformation that he shares in this edition of WarriorTalk; one of the most heartfelt and honest discussions we’ve ever had.

If you suffer from an addiction or know someone that does, we created this for you.

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A study in 2004 said that more than two-thirds of American families have been touched by addiction — either with alcohol or drugs.

Addiction comes in many different forms and is unique to each person.  But when you get down to the details, much of it is the same:  habits that can be dangerous and harm someone’s life.

Dave Jenks knows this personally.  In 1999, he stood up in front of a group of people and said “I’m Dave, and I’m an alcoholic.”

From that moment, Dave went through a transformation.  A transformation that helped to get his life back on track.  A transformation that he shares in this edition of WarriorTalk; one of the most heartfelt and honest discussions we’ve ever had.

If you suffer from an addiction or know someone that does, we created this for you.

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