For over 25 years Bill Mason has mentored people to help them break through the obstacles that seem to be holding them back. Bill says, "Life's too short to be unhappy, unsure, or unfulfilled". As a Transformational Coach, Bill will help you learn and develop better ways to handle the issues that are standing in the way of your goals. Get in touch today to see what I can do for you.

As a Leadership Coach, Bill trains you with complete confidence, through direct and powerful questions that engage and energize clients, using exciting and vivid descriptions, that turn ideas into concrete actions with contagious enthusiasm.

If you want to find your true self, understand who people are and live an abundant life; Bill can help you understand you who are and put you on a path towards discovering those important things!

[email protected], 850-855-3430

Today's guest is Paula Waterman, a powerful woman in both business and life. She started out young with an entrepreneurial mindset, and adds value to everyone she meets. Paula is a wife and mother, and most importantly, a passionate follower of Jesus. Paul's love for God and others lead her to pursue vocations that help people to achieve abundant life, as well as heal from the inevitable hurts that come their way or our way. From real estate, to mediation, and even leading a church, Paula's goal is to add value to others while displaying God's love to the world in tangible ways. 

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castlerockmediation.com

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Today we are talking with a very good friend, Paul Romig-Leavitt, who has very powerful insights on creativity! He lives well by doing good, and is such a great asset to society and 3to5 Club. We know you will all love him, too.

Paul Romig-Leavitt has been a pastor and creative director in Denver Colorado since 2001. He is the co-author of the book “Cue-Lines: Time to Act” and has written, directed and performed in plays that have been seen live by over 500,000 people around the country. He founded the non-profit, Torn Curtain Arts, in 2006 which produces creative events for Christian Non-profits. In 2018 he launched Kavod Media, which is a video company that serves mission-centered companies. Paul has been a member of 3to5 club since 2018 and lives in Broomfield Colorado with his wife and two daughters.

[email protected], torncurtainarts.org

[email protected], kavodmedia.com

We have a very interesting guest with us today, Seth Tanis with Sasquatch Turds! You definitely don't want to miss this episode, and I'm sure many will be looking more into Sasquatch Turds after this!

Seth Tanis worked in the ski/bike industry for 10 years and has worked in the PV industry since 2010.  For 7 years, as a self-employed independent contractor, Seth has worked with several companies performing installs around the front range specializing in off-grid and grid-tie battery back-up systems.  From 2017-2020, Seth worked at a solar installation company developing the residential storage program.

While working in the renewable energy industry, Seth began looking for other ways to create positive environmental impacts with fewer barriers to entry and were more inclusive to a larger group of people.

In 2016 Seth started up Sasquatch Turds clay seed bombs as gifts for friends and family.  Seeing the warm welcome, the seed bombs became thank you gifts to his solar customers.  Getting into renewable energy to participate in change, solar answers a portion of the energy challenges we face, but it's not going to solve other environmental issues.  We are seeing pollinators disappearing, drought and wild fires sterilizing the landscapes, top soil is degrading and rivers are becoming full of sediment.  Sasquatch Turds provides a low tech, low cost option where anyone can participate on any level.

Today we are joined by Robert Tait, a very special friend of mine! We are talking about so many powerful things today; mission, vision and values, 3to5 Club, Community, Leadership and more. You won't want to miss it!

Rob Tait is one of those rare natives in Colorado. He was born in Aurora Colorado, graduated from Ponderosa High School, did his undergraduate degree at UNC and then went off to Regis University. Rob currently lives in beautiful Wash Park and is hunting for the best coffee in Denver. So if you've got some great coffee, you can contact Rob. Rob's been in the real estate industry since 2009. During his career in real estate, Rob has led, taught, coached and mentored thousands of real estate professionals and their businesses. Rob started out as a partner in the KW Highlands Ranch office until he became the operating partner of Keller Williams real estate. While operating partner of that office, Rob grew the businesses of the agents in the office itself with the results of four times profit and profit share under three years. Then Rob launched the Keller Williams Northern Colorado office with two top agents and real estate agent team. Within four years, KW Northern Colorado, grew to the top five offices in northern Colorado. Currently, Rob Tait is the founder of Downing Street Brokers, a premier real estate team serving Denver's neighborhoods with the Keller Williams Executives Realty office. And in Rob's free time when he's not working, he enjoys everything Denver has to offer. Typically, you can find Rob at a summer festival (when we can do that), racing around wash park on his bike, or trying out the new hot spots. Rob is also a new facilitator with 3to5 Clubs in the Crankset Group helping other small business owners grow to exponential profit, and meaning in what they do. 

We are so excited to have Jesse Aschenberg back with us today! Today we are talking with Jesse on his journey with 3to5 Club. As with his profession and many others, how to run a business was not taught during schooling. 3to5 Club has helped Jesse, and many others, not only how to run a business, but how to make more money in less time, get off the treadmill, and gain so much more that life has to offer.

Jesse has extensive experience in family law, bankruptcy, estate planning and probate in Colorado.

Jesse received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Northern Colorado and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver, College of law. Subsequently, he set up his law practice in 2000 and started practicing in areas of divorce, bankruptcy, probate and estate planning. He has extensive experience in family law, bankruptcy, and estate planning law.

A Unique yet Empathetic Approach.

Jesse has a novel approach in dealing with the complex issues of divorce and family mediation. As a man who has gone through a divorce himself and as a father of five children, he has firsthand experience of the mental, emotional and financial trauma of a divorce and other such family issues. He, thus, understands the pain well. He is kind and empathetic towards his clients and likes to deal with their problems as his own.  He is dedicated to his clients’ welfare and strives to get the best he can for them.

His deep knowledge and experience in law enables him to provide the best legal advice available in Denver, Colorado. He helps his clients by:

1. making them understand the nuances of the law;

2. explaining what the law actually means for them by decoding the complex legalese they know exactly what they are entitled to under the Colorado law; and

3. guiding them to make the best decision possible under the circumstances, keeping in mind the best interest of his clients at all times.

With nearly 20 years of experience in practicing law, Jesse pays attention to his clients’ needs to deliver a suitable resolution to their legal proceedings.

We are so excited to have Jesse Aschenberg with us today!

Jesse Aschenberg has extensive experience in family law, bankruptcy, estate planning and probate in Colorado.

Jesse received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Northern Colorado and his Juris Doctorate from the University of Denver, College of law. Subsequently, he set up his law practice in 2000 and started practicing in areas of divorce, bankruptcy, probate and estate planning. He has extensive experience in family law, bankruptcy, and estate planning law.

A Unique yet Empathetic Approach.

Jesse Aschenberg has a novel approach in dealing with the complex issues of divorce and family mediation. As a man who has gone through a divorce himself and as a father of five children, he has firsthand experience of the mental, emotional and financial trauma of a divorce and other such family issues. He, thus, understands the pain well. He is kind and empathetic towards his clients and likes to deal with their problems as his own.  He is dedicated to his clients’ welfare and strives to get the best he can for them.

His deep knowledge and experience in law enables him to provide the best legal advice available in Denver, Colorado. He helps his clients by:

1. making them understand the nuances of the law;

2. explaining what the law actually means for them by decoding the complex legalese they know exactly what they are entitled to under the Colorado law; and

3. guiding them to make the best decision possible under the circumstances, keeping in mind the best interest of his clients at all times.

With nearly 20 years of experience in practicing law, Jesse pays attention to his clients’ needs to deliver a suitable resolution to their legal proceedings.

What do you think causes fear at work? What does freedom at work look like? 

In this episode, we are joined by two incredible people in the coaching space, Traci Fenton, the founder and CEO of WorldBlu, and Chuck Blakeman, the founder and CEO of Crankset Group and the founder and Chief Transformational Officer of 3to5 Club, who will be co-hosting with me today. 

Traci Fenton developed the Freedom at Work™ leadership model, which is used by for-profit and nonprofit organizations worldwide. She has been recognized in Inc. magazine as one of the “Top 50 Leadership Thinkers in the World” and has also earned the Game Changer award for “Outstanding Results in Shaping the World.” She was also named a "2020 World-Changing Woman in Conscious Business." Traci is the author of the forthcoming book, Freedom at Work: The Leadership Strategy for Our Organizations and Our World.

Most of the conflicts and problems in the workplace are rooted in fear and unless we address this fear, there will always be a glass ceiling the keeps us from growth and success. How then do we deal with this fear?

Tune in now and understand the principle of organizational democracy and how it can amazingly transform the company culture into a place of growth, opportunities, success, and freedom.

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“When we understand how to shift our mindset, from fear to freedom, we're able to make better decisions and that translates directly to the bottom line.” - Traci Fenton

“If we don't take accountability, we don't own the fear, then you just prolong it. And it does impact your mindset.” - Traci Fenton

“Democracy is an organizing system that releases the potential of each and every person.” - Traci Fenton

“Mindset, then how we lead, then we're ready to transform the systems and processes. And when you do that in the right order, it really flies.” - Traci Fenton

Mentions:

3to5 Club

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https://www.worldblu.com/

Freedom At Work Model

https://www.worldblu.com/membership

The upcoming book, Freedom At Work, by Traci Fenton

In this episode, we welcome back the founder of Crankset Group and 3to5 Clubs, Chuck Blakeman.

Chuck’s authored the best-selling books, ‘Making Money Is Killing Your Business,’ and ‘Why Employees Are Always A Bad Idea,’ and now, we’re looking forward to his new book that is coming out late summer, ‘Re-humanizing The Workforce And Giving People Their Brain Back.’

So today, we talk about meaningful, practical, and relevant principles that will surely help us THRIVE in these uncertain times. Chuck also shares three things that you can do to take full advantage of the economy’s roller-coaster ride.

Tune in now and find out how to Sur-Thrive and come out of these opportunities winning!

Quote:

“Circumstances don't make me who I am. How I respond to them does.” - Chuck Blakeman

“Check every day we are faced with opportunities cleverly disguised as obstacles.” - Chuck Blakeman

“Thrive, don’t survive.” -  Chuck Blakeman

Mentions:

3to5 Club

[email protected]

Crankset Group

[email protected]

https://www.chuckblakeman.com/

https://www.risingphoenixbusinesscommunity.com/

Welcome, everybody, to our first episode of ‘Get Off The Treadmill’ podcast with me, Sandy Corrigan!

Our very first guest is no other than, Chuck Blakeman, the founder of the Crankset Group and 3to5 Clubs. Chuck is a successful entrepreneur, a best selling business author, a TED speaker, and a world-renowned business advisor who built 12 businesses in eight industries on five continents. And now, he uses his expertise to advise others.

His company, Crankset Group, provides outcome-based mentoring and peer advisory for business leaders worldwide. Chuck sold one of his business to the largest consumer fulfillment company in America, and lead three other $10 to $100 million companies. He presently leads the Crankset Group and a for-profit business, based in Africa focused on developing local economies to solve poverty.

Chuck is a results leader with decades of experience leading companies in multiple markets. Chuck is a convention speaker, writer, and non-profit board member.  Chuck is also the author of the best-selling book ‘Making Money Is Killing Your Business,’ one of the top 10 business books ‘Why Employees Are Always A Bad Idea,’ and a soon to be released book we're all looking forward to is ‘Re-humanizing The Workforce And Giving People Their Brain Back.’

So, come and join me now, and let’s gain valuable insights from Chuck Blakeman’s experiences and learn more about what he does and why.

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“What we should really ask when we say why am I doing this is what is the long term purpose for me doing this? How does this fit into the rest of my life? And how am I building a legacy? Am I building a legacy?” - Chuck Blakeman

“People with a big Why have a big long blue flame coming out the rear side which keeps them moving. And that's the motivation.” - Chuck Blakeman

“Re-humanizing the workplace by giving everybody their brain back.” - Chuck Blakeman

Mentions:

3to5 Club

[email protected]

Crankset Group

[email protected]

https://www.chuckblakeman.com/