Lubrication Across The Nation

Everyone has an "off day" but how many do we have? It's important to understand apathy and malaise and how you can make adjustments to move away from both.

I just finished the show, and I can't remember everything I talked about because I was so all over the place.

Natural disasters, AI domination and helping people just to name a few.

So many topics, so little time to discuss. My special guest Phil Binder (Philworx.com) is back to have a good old fashioned Friday coffee chat.

Company culture can often be a footnote in the process of building a company because we want to focus on profit.

A great company culture can drive profits and increase long term stability with a very some rather easy steps.

Take a seat at the table and join me for dinner as we work through the courses and find out who is building the meal.

We often think certain people are "born with confidence", but it's just not the case. Confidence and self-esteem are both learned traits which we can build at any time during our lives.

There are some very easy ways to learn and build confidence and self-esteem if you are willing to put in the work.

Were you told the fish wouldn't bite if you talked? Or perhaps that you shouldn't swallow your gum because it will stay in your stomach forever?

On today's show we are discussing the basis of doubt. What is it and how does it truly affect your ability to govern your thoughts. We will also dive into some basic biology principals of the brain and how you can harness doubt to "change your brainwaves"

Little known to many people is the idea that we use our doubt to encourage our confidence. But it is true and so very powerful.

Learn how to use meta cognition to harness your doubt and turn to wrongs into an amazing right.

So much to discuss in such a short time. I have special guest Phil Binder, metal sculptor (philworx.com) joining me to discuss his art, his history in the landscaping and tree industry and random topics such as the current state of gratuity.

As a leader, you are the ladder for your people to climb. You are the foundation, the rungs and the stability. For success to be achieved it's important to understand the structure of the ladder of leadership.

Cody "The Wood Shepard" Gagne is joining me once again and this time we are discussing the role of leadership.

What makes a great leader and how do we evolve as leaders? Through his experience with the fire department, Cody brings his views in regard to leadership in high stress environments as well as how to lead throughout each sector of your life.

We share our various real-world applications of leadership and some insightful quotes along the way.