Royal Flush Podcast

In this episode, John and Kyle sit down and talk about ways that time is wasted, specifically in service based fields. When time is wasted, money is wasted. John provides some specific examples of how this happens, and how these issues can be solved.
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In this episode, we interview Justin Lake of West Warwick Police Department. Raised as a resident of West Greenwich, Justin doubles as a high school hockey coach. In this interview, we hear Justin's perspective and story as a police officer here in Rhode Island along with a few specific examples of what a normal day is like for an officer. As a school resource officer, he also links it to his experience as a hockey coach, touching on the importance of building a connection with the youth.

Take a listen to this week's episode and we hope you enjoy.
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In this episode, John and Marc sit down and discuss the in's and out's of pipe lining. If you have a broken sewer pipe under your house, business, etc. epoxy pipe lining may be the solution. From the benefits of our technology, to our process, to scenarios where trenchless may be the perfect fix, we touch on just about everything you need to know to gain a fundamental understanding of pipe lining.
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In this week’s episode, listen to Marc Watson’s point of view of the beginning stages of Royal Flush. From plumbing with his father Jim Watson, to transitioning to pipe lining, to eventually taking over the operations of the company, hear the origin of Royal Flush Marc’s perspective. Marc and John also dive into their relationship as brother in laws and partners in business.
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In this episode, we dive into the most common questions we receive in pipe lining. What size pipes can we line? What should you expect the day of a job? How much does our service cost?

All of these questions and more are answered in this week's internal episode.
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In this must-listen episode, Adam Casey takes us through his inspirational story of conquering addiction and building a successful e-commerce business via Amazon and eBay. Adam gives us a behind the scenes look at his past and how it shaped him into who he is today.

He also touches on his online course, Amazing Freedom University, where he shows aspiring entrepreneurs how to navigate the ever-growing e-commerce industry and to build a successful business all from online.

This episode is one of our favorites so far, and we highly recommend listening.

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In this episode, John and Marc sit down to talk about our most recent lining job at the Biltmore Hotel, as they were experiencing drianing issues in their parking garage. Being a famous landmark right in our backyard in Providence, Rhode Island, we take great pride in having a name like the Biltmore on our resume. They also discuss a last second job we had this past week, having to line a Burger King in Attleboro, Massachusetts to prevent the ground from nearly caving in right next to a main road on Route 1.

We hope you enjoy this episode and take something valuable from it, and thank you for listening.

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0:00 Intro
0:57 Biltmore Hotel (Providence, RI)
12:59 Burger King (Attleboro, MA)

In this episode, we interview an internal employee here at Royal Flush, Joe Sbardella. Originally a native of Warren, Rhode Island, Joe has an incredible life story.
Joe has had a successful career in the corporate world as a VP of Sales that has taken him around the country, living in areas from New York City, to Dallas, Texas to Tulsa, Oklahoma. Giving a background on his journey in the corporate world, Joe and John also discuss the types of leadership and mindset that can allow a company to flourish.
During the pandemic, however, Joe was let go from his company in New York and ultimately began starting his own landscaping company here in Rhode Island. He talks about growing the business from the ground up, and taking the risk to start a new business venture so late into his career.
Whether you're looking for lessons from an entrepreneurial journey, sales journey, or just an interesting story as a whole, look no further than this week's episode of the Royal Flush Podcast.
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0:00 Intro
1:04 Living Around the United States
15:41 Beginning at Royal Flush
18:29 'Psychology of a Salesperson'
28:05 'They Nicknamed Me Dad'
33:43 Starting a Landscaping Business at 64

In this episode of the Royal Flush Podcast, we discuss how to make better decisions in business. We specifically focus on how smaller companies can make change more easily than larger companies, and how to avoid analysis paralysis.
We touch on the importance of making decisions quickly, and how to gather the right information before making a decision. We share some specific examples of putting people in the position to make decisions, as well as avoiding analysis paralysis, and how we have applied them to our company.
If you're looking to improve your decision-making skills, this episode is for you!
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0:00 Intro
1:00 Decision Making Process
8:36 Benefits of a Small Company
13:17 Having a Structure
17:02 Avoiding "Analysis Paralysis"

In this episode, we sit down Jonathan Salinger of Flagstar Bank (Providence, RI) to discuss the mortgage industry, as he shares his wealth of knowledge on the topic. We talk about the state of the housing market both before and after the pandemic, and how it promoted the "work from home" atmosphere. Jonathan provides tips for first time home buyers, as well as current homeowners, discussing interest rates, loan options, and how they shape the real estate market.
Beyond that, Jonathan talks about his family life, particularly his children who attend prestigious law schools and how their academic success have influenced his perspective on academics and success. He also touches on his hobbies, particularly downhill skiing (specifically in Colorado).
Whether you're a first time home buyer or a seasoned real estate investor, this episode is a must-listen. Gain valuable knowledge and broaden your horizon by exploring the dynamic condition of the mortgage market, family life, and personal pursuits.
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