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Anthony discusses his choice to FINALLY move into full time with Wood and Plane. This recording started with some political discussions, as Luke is home with COVID and it spurred the topic. We moved that convo to the second half at around the 40 minute mark.
Luke's Dad Kurt joins the guys to talk about his upgringing into entrepreneurialship and how he's still chasing down his dream decades after his first venture with a farm, and his view as a father with a son following in that journey. Also, Anthony shares some MAJOR news regarding the future of Wood and Plane!
WE ARE NOT FINANCIAL ADVISORS. But we have used a few financial products to enable us to work towards our goals, and this episode Luke and Anthony detail some different home loan types that may work for you, but be sure to check with a financial advisor for your best fit. The guys also cover a few recent wins of Luke's, discussing how to turn a not so good project into a winner, and how to value your work in order for your business to succeed.
Anthony and Luke ring in the new year, talk about biggest wins and losses of 2021 as they look ahead for what they believe is their best year yet!
Luke and Anthony record another holiday special, a little more stuff than splinters for the first hour covering favorite Christmas gifts given and received, Luke finally finishing Game of Thrones, and finally the ins and outs of helicopter delivery for custom furniture.
Anthony and Luke cover a myriad of topics from favorite films, christmas, and eventually get to talking about wood.
Luke and Anthony cover a broad spectrum of topics on this episdoe. They discuss everything form small business taxes to the history of Toyota's spelling, along with a host of other tangents per usual.
Luke and Anthony talk about how they handle the bad days or weeks or moments and roll with the punches without punching anything else
Anthony and Luke celebrate another opportunity to chat after a nearly life changing car wreck, talk about what it was like to think the end was coming, and then just carry on with the lighter stuff.
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