This week I sit down with the founder of Fingrprint, Jackson Jones. Fingrprint is a corporate gifting company that makes custom wooden pieces for companies and brands to the likes of Gary Vee, Young and Reckless and countless more. Jackson has an unmatched determination to succeed, and it shows in how he talks about Fingrprint and his journey to become a full time entrepreneur.

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I'm taking to the mic alone for a solo episode where I describe where I've been, what I've been up to and where me and this podcast are going. If you're here to listen to an interview with someone more accomplished than I, tune in next week. But if you want to learn a little more about what's going through my mind these days, then you might want to stay tuned (or not, honestly I could care less). 

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We’re back! Our first episode releases 9/8/19 with Hunter Radenslaben, Founder of Athlete Nation. New episodes will now release EVERY week. I’ll also be pushing content hard on IG and LinkedIn (my new favorite platforms) with my new, niche down message to better reach creatives & entrepreneurs in the Midwest. I also got a proper DSLR camera (not to brag), so be on the lookout for some good (maybe great) content.

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What is going on everyone, welcome to the final episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and this week I’m doing things a little differently.  

When I say this is the final episode, you’ll have to allow me to explain a little bit more. I hope you can bear me talking alone for 52 minutes, and please note: if you’re here for the typical interview content that’s not this (but be sure to check out the backlog of 13 episodes).

I’ll let the episode say the rest, but thank you so much for your support and encouragement up to this point.  

Enjoy!

Here are just a few of the best parts from an invaluable conversation I had  with career coach, teacher, author, speaker and the inspiration for this podcast, Chad Ellsworth. 

Listen to the full episode for exclusive insights that you're not to going to find anywhere else. 

I know I’ve told this story before, but for those of you who don’t know; Chad taught a class that I was in called “Career Skills” where we learned everything from job interview skills to LinkedIn formatting. This class got me thinking about the unformalized nature of our careers and education, and how there was a gap in our ability to learn about specific professions because they just aren’t taught in school. 

I started the podcast by telling Chad this story, and then we got into what I believe to be the most valuable content about college, jobs and life that I’ve had the privilege of sharing. 

We touch on everything from how to pick the right career (or if there even is such a thing), the value going and not going to college, how to deal with a dissonance of interests and career, his new book on heroic leadership and so much more.

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to navigate your own professional lives and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here. 

What is going on everyone, welcome to the 13th episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and last week I was fortunate enough to talk with career coach, teacher, author, speaker and the inspiration for this podcast, Chad Ellsworth. 

I know I’ve told this story before, but for those of you who don’t know; Chad taught a class that I was in called “Career Skills” where we learned everything from job interview skills to LinkedIn formatting. This class got me thinking about the unformalized nature of our careers and education, and how there was a gap in our ability to learn about specific professions because they just aren’t taught in school. 

I started the podcast by telling Chad this story, and then we got into what I believe to be the most valuable content about college, jobs and life that I’ve had the privilege of sharing. 

We touch on everything from how to pick the right career (or if there even is such a thing), the value going and not going to college, how to deal with a dissonance of interests and career, his new book on heroic leadership and so much more.

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to navigate your own professional lives and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here. 

Here are just a few of the best parts from a highly valuable chat I had with social media guru, coach, consultant, influencer and founder of Twin Cities Collective, Jenna Redfield. 

Listen to the full episode for exclusive insights that you're not to going to find anywhere else. 

Jenna was very gracious with her time and allowed me to pick her brain on anything and everything social, free of charge! This episode is jam packed with value from beginning to end, and acts almost as a mini consultation session. 

We cover everything from how Jenna grew a hyper-engaged following of over 14,000 creators and entrepreneurs in the Twin Cities area, her favorite free tools to create content in 2019, the platforms you should (and shouldn't) be using, her biggest social media pet peeves, and even how she games the dreaded Instagram algorithm. 

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to grow your social media following and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here. 

What is going on everyone, welcome to the 12th episode of How They’re Here. As always I’m Tyler Webb, and the other week I was able to sit down with a social media guru, coach, consultant, influencer and founder of Twin Cities Collective, Jenna Redfield.

Jenna was very gracious with her time and allowed me to pick her brain on anything and everything social, free of charge! This episode is jam packed with value from beginning to end, and acts almost as a mini consultation session. 

We cover everything from how Jenna grew a hyper-engaged following of over 14,000 creators and entrepreneurs in the Twin Cities area, her favorite free tools to create content in 2019, the platforms you should (and shouldn't) be using, her biggest social media pet peeves, and even how she games the dreaded Instagram algorithm. 

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how to grow your social media following and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here. 

Here are just a few of the best points from one of my favorite conversations to date with the CEO and Founder of the digital media agency the Social Butterfly, Brandon Poliszuk.

 Listen to the full episode for exclusive insights that you're not to going to find anywhere else. 

Coincidentally, Brandon’s interview was the first one I recorded on video which I find fitting given his and his teams videography and photography abilities, and while this production will be no where near the quality of a Social Butterfly video, it gives you an additional insight into who Brandon is and how he’s growing his agency.

What started out of a college bedroom, turned office is now a growing agency that is already working with top brands, athletes and personalities nationwide, and behind this crazy growth is a 23 year old CEO and self-proclaimed grinder. 

Brandon’s story is insane when you consider the fact that he had never even picked up a camera much before launching the Butterfly, and now he and his team of talented creators are shooting with pro athletes, multimillion dollar brands and even Gary Vee. Brandon and I talk about this evolution in his career, how he picked up these skills so quickly, how the Butterfly is gaining business at such a rapid pace, the outline to collaboration and providing value, the problem with “Hustle Culture,” and the crazy set of circumstances that led him to working directly with Gary Vee.

I hope you all enjoy this episode, and learn a thing or two about how being a leader, networker and an entrepreneur and gain some valuable insight into how they’re here.