Per Diem Podcast

Keaton Turner begins the episode by recounting a triggering phone call that sets the stage for a discussion on dealing with toxic people. He examines the stress response associated with toxic relationships and the importance of cutting such influences out of one's life. Keaton delves into the detrimental impact of toxic relationships on well-being and the futility of trying to fix what is broken. He emphasizes choosing happiness and prioritizing personal growth over maintaining negative connections. Keaton reflects on the importance of not being a source of dread for others, offering encouragement to listeners to become the best version of themselves. The episode wraps up with closing thoughts and motivation for positive change.

(0:00) Introduction and triggering phone call

(2:19) Stress response to toxic people and cutting them out

(8:38) Impact of toxic relationships on well-being

(10:10) Futility of fixing broken relationships

(17:33) Choosing happiness over toxic relationships

(19:43) Becoming the best version of yourself

(25:20) Reflecting on not causing dread in others

(29:12) Closing thoughts and encouragement

In this episode, Keaton Turner kicks off by celebrating a wedding and introducing guest Dylan Mangum. He recaps previous podcast seasons and dives into Bud Light's marketing strategies, focusing on influencer impacts and financial outcomes for Anheuser Busch. Keaton discusses the importance of consumer perception, transparency in business, and learning from failures. He emphasizes the balance between authenticity and image, attracting genuine customers, and overcoming judgment. Keaton explores building a supportive community, ownership in silent business failures, and Bud Light's missed transparency opportunities. He shares strategies for career advancement at Turner before wrapping up with final thoughts and encouragement.

(0:00) Wedding celebration and introduction of Dylan Mangum

(1:14) Recap of podcast seasons and Bud Light's marketing

(2:55) Influencer marketing and financial implications for Anheuser Busch

(5:07) Bud Light's new strategy and the role of consumer perception

(10:17) The value of transparency in business and personal branding

(14:41) Embracing and learning from business failures

(18:27) Authenticity vs. image in building relationships

(23:25) Attracting authentic customers and overcoming judgment

(27:37) Building a supportive community and dealing with failure

(29:11) The silent business failure and the power of ownership

(31:33) The missed opportunity for Bud Light's transparency

(35:01) Advantages of acknowledging mistakes in business

(38:16) Authenticity and its impact on personal and professional growth

(44:17) Strategies for career advancement and pay raises at Turner

(46:41) Final thoughts and encouragement

Keaton Turner begins by introducing the day's themes, setting the scene on a rainy Saturday. He navigates the complexities of customer relations and the challenges of maintaining control. Keaton shares insights into achieving work-life balance amidst personal struggles and family responsibilities, emphasizing the importance of taking breaks. The episode explores the emotional ripple effect of leadership and the necessity of stress recognition and management. Keaton discusses strategies for self-improvement and work-life balance, highlighting the importance of owning up to errors and acknowledging the mental toll of business. He concludes with reflections on seeking guidance and continuous growth.

(0:00) Introduction and today's themes

(3:20) A rainy Saturday: setting the stage

(4:58) Customer relations and control challenges

(8:34) Work-life balance and personal struggles

(14:09) Dealing with family responsibilities

(19:35) Deep dive into work-life balance

(28:12) The necessity of taking breaks

(30:02) Leadership's emotional ripple effect

(32:04) Stress recognition and management

(34:24) Self-improvement and work-life strategies

(38:26) Owning up to errors and the mental toll of business

(40:14) Seeking guidance and concluding reflections

Keaton Turner opens the episode with a warm greeting and shares his thoughts on CONEXPO and recent travel experiences. He delves into the intersection of business and personal growth, emphasizing the power of self-belief and being your own biggest fan. Keaton explores the mindset required for unwavering self-confidence and underscores its importance in business. He discusses the significance of keeping promises to oneself and offers strategies for boosting self-confidence to overcome challenges. Keaton provides insights into managing difficult conversations before engaging with listeners. The episode concludes with a look into Keaton's daily routine, expressions of gratitude, and a heartfelt sign-off.

(0:00) Introduction and greetings from Keaton Turner

(2:05) Keaton's CONEXPO thoughts and travel updates

(6:04) Merging business and personal growth - The importance of self-belief

(17:34) Realizing you are your own biggest fan

(24:41) Exploring the psychotic mindset of self-confidence

(31:13) The crucial role of being your own biggest fan in business

(37:24) The significance of keeping promises to yourself

(41:28) Strategies for psyching yourself up for success

(44:53) Leveraging self-confidence to tackle challenges

(48:20) The art of managing difficult conversations

(50:22) Engaging with listeners and wrapping up thoughts

(52:42) A glimpse into Keaton's daily routine

(53:06) Episode sign-off and expressions of gratitude

Keaton Turner kicks off the episode with a warm welcome and dives into listener feedback and transformation stories. He shares insights on new projects and the intricacies of starting a business, highlighting the importance of managing cash flow and the benefits of credit lines. Keaton discusses strategies for generating revenue and building brand loyalty, emphasizing the need to master one's craft to outperform competitors. He explores attracting exceptional talent and the significance of teamwork in business. Keaton offers advice for aspiring business owners, focusing on brand development and overcoming financial challenges. The episode concludes with a call for continuous improvement and closing reflections.

(0:00) Intro and greetings

(1:07) Listener feedback and transformation stories

(6:10) New projects and insights on starting a business

(9:39) Managing cash flow and the value of credit lines

(22:35) Strategies for revenue generation and sales

(30:12) Building and maintaining brand loyalty

(38:48) Mastering your craft and outperforming competition

(49:03) Attracting and defining exceptional talent

(57:37) Teamwork's role in business and recap of success pillars

(1:00:03) Advice for aspiring business owners and brand focus

(1:02:08) Overcoming financial challenges

(1:03:22) Emphasizing continuous improvement and closing thoughts

Keaton Turner begins with a lesson from Sean Whelan's father before catching up on spring break activities. He shares the rediscovery of podcast mugs and office dynamics, reflecting on his family business background and an Instagram confrontation. The discussion shifts to industry changes, emphasizing social media's impact on recruitment and branding. Keaton explores the role of data in operations and stresses starting small with technology adoption. He delves into technological change, early adoption of autonomy and AI, and leadership's role in embracing tech. Reflecting on past predictions, Keaton discusses building a tech roadmap and the challenge of maintaining attention and relevance. He concludes with future technology predictions and closing remarks.

(0:00) A lesson from Sean Whelan's father

(1:26) Introduction and spring break catch-up

(3:28) Rediscovery of podcast mugs and office dynamics

(5:18) Keaton's family business background and Instagram confrontation

(14:22) Industry change and social media impact

(20:27) Future changes in technology's role

(31:08) Social media in recruitment and branding

(35:13) The importance of data in operations

(38:14) Starting small with technology adoption

(41:15) Technological change and business evolution

(45:22) Early adoption of autonomy and AI

(49:00) Leadership's role in embracing technology

(50:16) Reflecting on past predictions and building a tech roadmap

(51:36) The challenge of gaining attention and staying current

(52:35) Keaton's future technology predictions

(53:04) Closing remarks

In this episode, Railroad Toby kicks things off before Keaton Turner welcomes listeners and shares a coffee shoutout. Keaton reflects on a recent date night and recovering from illness. The conversation explores trust in relationships, covering fidelity, sharing locations, passwords, and avoiding compromising situations. Keaton discusses building and maintaining trust, emphasizing vulnerability, conflict resolution, physical affection, and protecting each other publicly. The episode addresses lies, accountability, and transparency, highlighting trust as the foundation of marriage and parenting. Keaton shares practical trust-building tips, previews an upcoming guest, and concludes with listener appreciation. The episode wraps up with a discussion on men and w

(0:48) Introduction by Railroad Toby

(1:41) Keaton Turner welcomes listeners and coffee shoutout

(2:14) Date night and recovering from illness

(3:33) Trust in relationships and fidelity

(6:26) Eroding trust and sharing location

(15:43) Sharing passwords and avoiding compromising situations

(28:27) Building and maintaining trust in relationships

(30:22) Vulnerability and conflict resolution in marriage

(35:44) Physical affection and protecting each other in public

(41:20) Public disrespect and the culture of cheating

(49:06) Addressing lies, accountability, and transparency

(53:40) Trust as the foundation of marriage and parenting

(55:14) Practical trust-building tips and upcoming guest

(57:07) Appreciation for listeners and sign-off

(57:31) Men and women as friends discussion

Keaton Turner welcomes listeners back, sharing insights from a chaotic two weeks and providing a health update. He details recent site visits, customer interactions, and issues a nicotine challenge to Carl, reflecting on past quitting successes. Keaton emphasizes the impact of small decisions and praises the Nevada team during a desert drive. He underscores the importance of field visits, handling offensive names, and emotional control to preserve reputation. The discussion covers assessing relationship foundations and recognizing when they are broken. Keaton calls for podcast reviews, updates listeners on Carl's challenge, and explores leadership, ego, accountability, and resolving professional conflicts.

(0:00) Opening remarks and welcome back

(1:17) Discussing a chaotic two weeks and health update

(2:03) Site visits and customer interactions

(3:05) Nicotine challenge to Carl and previous quitting success stories

(5:17) The impact of small decisions

(6:39) Desert drive and Nevada team praise

(8:06) The value of field visits

(9:56) Handling offensive names and emotional control

(27:03) Preserving reputation and controlling emotions

(28:48) Assessing relationship foundations

(30:37) When to recognize a broken relationship

(34:12) Maintaining a good reputation

(35:37) Podcast updates and call for reviews

(37:12) Leadership and the battle with ego

(38:48) Live update on Carl's nicotine challenge

(42:20) Accountability and professional conflict resolution

Keaton Turner opens the episode with an introduction and an announcement about an upcoming intermission. He shares a personal update on his mental health journey, emphasizing the importance of sustainability, feedback, and personal growth. Keaton discusses the concept of earning your per diem, linking it to the significance of maintaining faith throughout the process. He concludes the episode with final thoughts, encouraging listeners to reflect on their own growth and sign-off.

(0:14) Introduction and intermission announcement

(1:37) Keaton's mental health update

(2:08) Sustainability, feedback, and personal growth

(3:50) Earning your per diem and the importance of faith

(4:38) Final thoughts and sign-off

Keaton Turner begins the episode with morning motivation and an introduction to the podcast's theme. He emphasizes the importance of effort and self-improvement, engaging with listeners about the podcast's direction. Keaton draws inspiration from Zach Bryan's music, linking it to professionalism and dressing for success. He highlights the significance of focusing on controllable actions and strategies for continuous improvement. The discussion covers the value of practice and repetition in business, and how daily performance influences long-term success. Keaton warns about the consequences of not learning to say "no," and concludes with reflections on growth and success.

(0:00) Morning motivation and podcast introduction

(6:00) The importance of effort and self-improvement

(13:16) Engaging with listeners and podcast direction

(17:33) Inspiration from Zach Bryan's music

(23:57) Professionalism and dressing for success

(30:02) Focusing on controllable actions for success

(33:33) Strategies for continuous improvement

(39:10) The value of practice and repetition in business

(42:30) Daily performance and its impact on long-term success

(45:25) The consequences of not learning to say "no"

(46:59) Wrapping up: Growth, success, and final thoughts