The Next Generation

The Next Generation

By Lauren MoylanBusinessEntrepreneurship
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The Next Generation episodes

  • From Feedlot Nutrition to Ag Advocacy | Anna Kobza

    In this episode of The Next Generation podcast, host Lauren Moylan speaks with Anna Kobza, a PhD student specializing in feedlot nutrition. Anna shares her journey from a rural upbringing to her passion for agriculture, particularly in the beef industry. They discuss the challenges and opportunities within the feedlot industry, the importance of consumer perception, and the need for unity among producers. Anna emphasizes the role of technology in agriculture and the necessity for producers to continue their education to better understand the entire industry. In this conversation, Anna and Lauren discuss the importance of sharing stories from the agricultural industry, particularly from feedlots, to foster understanding and transparency with consumers. They emphasize the need for producers to use their voices and share their experiences, even when the topics are difficult or not aesthetically pleasing. The discussion also covers the role of social media in advocacy, the value of in-person conversations, and the importance of continuous learning in agriculture.

    Anna's Links:
    Instagram - Linkedin - Facebook - Tiktok - About Anna's Research
    Takeaways
    Anna's journey into agriculture began with 4-H and FFA experiences.
    She is pursuing a PhD in feedlot nutrition to enhance her credibility in a male-dominated field.
    The feedlot industry faces challenges from public perception and misinformation.
    Technological advancements are crucial for improving animal health and operational efficiency.
    Consumer education is essential for bridging the gap between producers and consumers.
    Producers need to support each other and avoid divisive marketing tactics.
    Understanding the entire agricultural industry is vital for producers.
    Continuing education and professional development are necessary for growth in agriculture.
    Anna's research focuses on alternative fat sources in feedlot diets.
    The agricultural community must unite to address challenges and advocate effectively. It's easy to get sucked into your own worldview.
    Sharing stories from feedlots is crucial for understanding.
    Transparency about animal welfare is essential.
    Difficult conversations should be approached with kindness.
    Social media can be a powerful tool for advocacy.
    In-person advocacy is equally important as online presence.
    Everyone has a unique story to share in agriculture.
    Continuous learning is vital for producers.
    Engaging with consumers helps build trust.
    Don't underestimate the value of local resources and education.
    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Anna Cobza
    03:03 Anna's Journey into Agriculture
    06:01 Pursuing a PhD in Feedlot Nutrition
    08:52 Challenges and Opportunities in the Feedlot Industry
    11:48 Technological Innovations in Agriculture
    14:57 Consumer Perception and Advocacy in Agriculture
    17:46 Bridging the Gap Between Producers and Consumers
    21:01 Unity in the Agricultural Community
    23:56 Continuing Education for Producers
    29:57 Understanding Perspectives in Agriculture
    31:21 The Importance of Sharing Feedlot Stories
    32:58 Transparency in Animal Welfare
    34:31 Navigating Difficult Conversations
    38:24 The Journey of Social Media Advocacy
    43:10 In-Person Advocacy in Agriculture
    46:39 Advice for the Next Generation of Agriculture
    agriculture, feedlot nutrition, PhD, consumer perception, technology in agriculture, advocacy, agricultural community, education, agriculture, feedlot, transparency, social media, advocacy, animal welfare, communication, education, storytelling, consumer trust

    55 min
  • TCC | How Getting Married Changed the Way I View Weddings as a Photographer

    In this episode, Lauren shares her transformative experience of getting married and how it has reshaped her perspective as a wedding photographer. She discusses the magical moments of her own wedding, the importance of capturing intimate and candid moments, and the value of family photos. Lauren emphasizes the need for empathy in client relationships and the significance of creating a memorable client experience. She also encourages photographers to continuously improve their craft and prioritize what truly matters in wedding photography.

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    Takeaways
    Getting married changed my perspective on weddings.
    I value small, intimate moments more than ever.
    Family photos are more important than I realized.
    Trust your photographer to capture the day.
    Prioritize what matters most in your wedding.
    Take time to absorb your wedding day.
    Empathy is crucial in client relationships.
    Create a memorable client experience.
    Continuous improvement is key for photographers.
    Your wedding day will fly by, cherish every moment.
    Chapters
    00:00 The Magical Wedding Experience
    04:30 Shifts in Perspective as a Photographer
    08:12 Capturing Intimate Moments
    12:05 The Importance of Family Photos
    18:48 Empathy and Client Experience
    24:06 Continuous Improvement in Photography
    wedding photography, personal experience, capturing moments, family photos, client experience, photographer insights, wedding planning, emotional photography, destination wedding, photography tips

    27 min
  • I Quit My Corporate Job! A Life Update with Lauren

    In this solo episode, Lauren Moylan shares her journey of quitting her corporate job to pursue her passion for entrepreneurship full-time. She discusses the challenges and fears she faced, the preparations she made, and the importance of personal growth and faith in her decision. Lauren reflects on the transition to full-time work, the need for work-life balance, and the support she received from her community. She emphasizes the significance of being mentally and financially prepared for such a leap and encourages listeners to trust their instincts and seek support in their entrepreneurial journeys.


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    Takeaways

    I quit my full-time job to pursue my business.

    The decision was a big leap of faith.

    Preparing for full-time entrepreneurship requires planning.

    Personal growth is essential for business success.

    Work-life balance is crucial when running a business.

    Trusting in God has provided me peace.

    I created a solid business plan to guide my transition.

    You need to be busy enough to validate going full-time.

    The journey has been both challenging and rewarding.

    Community support is invaluable during this transition.


    Chapters

    00:00 The Leap of Faith: Quitting the Corporate Job

    07:23 Preparing for Full-Time Entrepreneurship

    12:31 Personal Growth and Development

    19:16 Navigating Work-Life Balance

    24:31 Reflections on the Journey

    26:48 Closing Thoughts and Community Engagement


    entrepreneurship, quitting job, personal growth, work-life balance, business planning, faith, coaching, photography, small business, life update

    29 min
  • TCC | Creating a Luxury Experience for Clients

    In this episode of the Next Generation Podcast, Lauren shares exciting updates about the Cowboy Creative business, including the transition to a solo podcast format and the hiring of new interns. She emphasizes the importance of instant gratification in enhancing client experiences, particularly in the wedding photography industry. Lauren discusses practical strategies for providing immediate value to clients, such as automated welcome emails, personalized gifts, and maintaining open communication. The episode concludes with a focus on building long-term relationships with clients to foster loyalty and referrals, ultimately leading to business growth.


    Takeaways

    The Cowboy Creatives retreat is set to launch soon.

    Instant gratification is key to enhancing client experiences.

    Immediate rewards create a positive client relationship.

    Automated welcome emails can provide instant value to clients.

    Personalized gifts can make clients feel appreciated.

    A handwritten thank you note is essential for client engagement.

    Happy clients are more likely to refer others to your business.

    Building long-term relationships leads to raving fans and referrals.


    Links

    ⁠⁠⁠Email List⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠⁠Facebook - Watch on Youtube


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    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Updates on Cowboy Creative

    04:25 The Importance of Instant Gratification in Client Experience

    20:24 Building Long-Term Relationships with Clients


    Cowboy Creative, client experience, instant gratification, wedding photography, business growth, client relationships, marketing strategies, luxury experience, referrals, creative business

    28 min
  • Building a Sustainable Future in Ranching | Jay Clark

    In this episode, Lauren interviews Jay Clark, a multi-generational rancher from Texas, who shares his journey of transforming his family's ranching operation into a successful business. Jay discusses the pressures and joys of continuing a family legacy, the importance of innovative approaches to ranching, and the need for continuous learning and adaptation in the agricultural industry. He emphasizes the significance of treating family operations like businesses, the challenges of attracting talent, and the impact of regenerative practices on profitability. In this conversation, Jay Clark discusses the complexities of transitioning leadership roles within family businesses, particularly in agriculture. He shares personal experiences about integrating his non-agricultural wife into ranch life, the importance of advocacy for the agricultural community, and the need to engage the next generation in meaningful ways. The discussion emphasizes the significance of mental health, personal hobbies outside of agriculture, and the necessity of storytelling in advocating for the industry.

    Jay's Links:
    TX Farm Bureau - Ranching for profit
    Takeaways
    Jay Clark emphasizes the importance of education in ranching.
    Every day, do something to improve your ranch.
    Innovative approaches can lead to better profitability.
    Ranching for Profit was a pivotal moment for Jay.
    Family businesses should be run like businesses.
    Attracting talent in agriculture is a significant challenge.
    Continuous learning is essential for success in ranching.
    Regenerative practices can reduce overhead costs.
    Streamlining operations can lead to better profitability.
    Decisions should be based on data, not emotions. Being tactical in business decisions is crucial.
    Leadership transitions can be stressful but manageable.
    Finding hobbies outside of agriculture is important for mental health.
    Integrating non-agricultural partners requires patience and understanding.
    Advocacy in agriculture is essential for community trust.
    Sharing personal stories can bridge gaps in understanding.
    The next generation should be engaged and inspired.
    Sustainability in agriculture includes emotional and relational aspects.
    Clear business structures can ease transitions in family operations.
    Romancing the next generation is key to sustaining agriculture.
    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Jay Clark and His Ranching Legacy
    04:43 The Pressure and Joy of Continuing a Family Legacy
    06:28 Innovative Approaches to Ranching
    09:30 Ranching for Profit: A Turning Point
    13:55 Running a Family Business Like a Business
    18:49 The Challenge of Attracting Talent in Agriculture
    21:02 Regenerative Practices and Their Impact
    27:40 Streamlining Operations for Better Profitability
    30:35 Navigating Leadership Transitions in Family Businesses
    39:57 Building a Life Together: Integrating Non-Agricultural Partners
    45:08 The Importance of Advocacy in Agriculture
    57:58 Romancing the Next Generation of Agriculture
    ranching, agriculture, family legacy, business management, innovation, regenerative practices, economics, entrepreneurship, Texas ranching, continuous learning, family business, leadership transition, agriculture advocacy, mental health, non-agricultural partners, sustainability, generational farming, community engagement, agricultural education, personal growth

    1 hr 4 min
  • Agriculture, Law, and Legacy: How to Protect Your Family’s Ranch | Paige Harding

    *Disclaimer: This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult with a qualified legal professional for guidance specific to your situation.*

    In this episode, Lauren and Paige Harding discuss the critical role of estate planning in agriculture, particularly focusing on the differences between wills and trusts. Paige shares her journey from growing up on a farm to becoming an attorney specializing in agricultural law. They explore the importance of having a business mindset in agriculture, the complexities of the probate process, and how to tailor trusts for agricultural families to ensure fair distribution of assets. The conversation emphasizes the need for young professionals in rural areas and the significance of having an attorney who understands the unique challenges of agricultural operations. In this conversation, Paige Harding discusses the intricacies of estate planning specifically tailored for agricultural families, emphasizing the importance of having an attorney who understands the unique challenges of farming and ranching operations. She highlights the process of estate planning, the significance of business planning in agriculture, and her journey in rural law, encouraging young people to return to their communities and contribute positively. The discussion culminates in empowering the next generation of farmers to pursue their dreams despite challenges.
    Paige's Links:
    Website - Instagram - Law Office Website


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    Takeaways
    Paige Harding emphasizes the need for more young professionals in rural areas.
    Understanding the difference between a will and a trust is crucial for estate planning.
    Trusts avoid the lengthy probate process associated with wills.
    It's important to have a business mindset in agriculture from a young age.
    Fairness in estate planning is more important than equality.
    Trusts can be tailored to meet the specific needs of agricultural families.
    The probate process can be costly and time-consuming.
    Having an attorney who understands agricultural law is essential for effective estate planning.
    Estate planning is vital for the continuity of family farms and ranches.
    Communication within families about estate planning is key to avoiding conflicts. The first consultation is free to ensure a good fit.
    Understanding the agricultural context is vital for legal advice.
    Difficult conversations about estate planning are necessary.
    Regularly revisiting estate plans is important as life changes.
    Business planning is essential for agricultural success.
    Proactive legal advice can prevent future issues.
    Rural communities offer unique opportunities for lawyers.
    Young people should consider returning to rural areas.
    Pursuing dreams in agriculture can lead to fulfilling careers.
    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Paige Harding and Her Journey
    02:49 The Importance of Estate Planning in Agriculture
    06:11 Business Mindset and Early Experiences in Agriculture
    08:56 Understanding Wills vs. Trusts
    11:58 Navigating the Probate Process
    15:00 Tailoring Trusts for Agricultural Families
    18:07 Fairness vs. Equality in Estate Planning
    20:46 The Role of an Attorney in Agricultural Estate Planning
    32:04 Navigating Estate Planning for Agricultural Families
    41:48 The Importance of Business Planning in Agriculture
    46:54 Building a Career in Rural Law
    57:43 Empowering the Next Generation of Farmers
    agriculture, estate planning, trusts, wills, probate, agricultural law, family farms, succession planning, Paige Harding, rural communities, estate planning, agriculture, business planning, rural law, family farms, legal advice, agricultural law, estate attorney, farm succession, young farmers

    1 hr 2 min
  • Building Real Connections | Tyler Schuster

    In this engaging conversation, Tyler Schuster shares her inspiring journey from a rural upbringing in Texas to becoming a prominent advocate for agriculture and a leader in her field. She discusses her experiences in education, career transitions, and the importance of mentorship and community. Tyler emphasizes the value of networking, building authentic connections, and embracing change, while also highlighting her commitment to empowering women in agriculture through her podcast and other initiatives. The conversation offers valuable insights for young professionals navigating their careers and seeking guidance in uncertain times. In this conversation, Tyler Schuster discusses the challenges and strategies of maintaining a consistent online presence, the importance of building connections through social media, and the role of confidence in personal and professional success. She emphasizes the significance of mental health, self-investment, and the power of preparation in enhancing confidence. Tyler also shares her insights on the importance of appearance and how it affects self-perception, as well as the necessity of managing relationships in the workplace. Finally, she encourages listeners to choose joy in their lives, especially in the agriculture sector, highlighting the importance of perspective and gratitude.

    Tyler's Links:
    Website -Basically Famous Podcast - Instagram - Linkedin - TikTok - Watch on Youtube


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    Takeaways
    Nobody has it figured out; life happens in seasons.
    Surround yourself with people who can speak life into you.
    Building a community is essential for personal growth.
    Networking doesn't have to be stiff; it can be fun and authentic.
    Finding mentors can significantly impact your career trajectory.
    You can create opportunities by reaching out to others.
    Social media is a powerful tool for connection and networking.
    It's important to have a balance of fun friends and serious mentors.
    Embrace change and uncertainty as part of your journey.
    Evaluate your community and seek out those who inspire you. Showing up consistently online is a significant commitment.
    Building connections through social media can enhance professional networks.
    Confidence is crucial for success in any field.
    Investing in mental health can lead to greater self-confidence.
    Preparation and appearance can significantly impact confidence levels.
    Managing up in the workplace is essential for professional growth.
    Choosing joy can transform your perspective on challenges.
    Vulnerability is key to building trust and confidence with others.
    Positive self-talk can improve self-image and confidence.
    It's important to focus on what you can control in life.
    Chapters
    00:00 Introduction to Tyler Schuster's Journey
    02:56 From Rural Roots to Leadership in Agriculture
    06:10 Navigating Career Transitions and Growth
    08:57 Building a Community and Finding Mentorship
    11:50 The Power of Networking and Authentic Connections
    14:58 Embracing Change and Uncertainty in Life
    20:52 The Importance of Balance in Relationships
    23:53 Leveraging Social Media for Connection
    38:35 Building Connections Through Social Media
    40:28 Confidence: A Key to Success
    49:15 Building Confidence in the Workplace
    56:13 Choosing Joy in Agriculture and Life
    Tyler Schuster, agriculture, mentorship, networking, career growth, women in agriculture, community building, social media, personal development, leadership, content creation, social media, confidence, mental health, self-improvement, agriculture, personal branding, networking, joy, preparation

    1 hr 3 min
  • Building Success Despite Disability | Clinton Laflin

    In this engaging conversation, Clinton Laflin shares his inspiring journey as a fifth-generation Angus breeder and livestock extension agent. He discusses the importance of overcoming challenges, embracing uniqueness, and the value of networking in agriculture. Clinton emphasizes the significance of self-confidence, the power of failure as a learning tool, and the need for continuous growth and evolution in the agricultural industry. He encourages the next generation to lead with a servant's heart and to never underestimate their ability to make a positive impact.


    Clinton's Links

    Watch on Youtube - Facebook - Linkedin - Contact through Extension


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    Takeaways

    Overcoming challenges is key to personal growth.

    Networking is essential in the agricultural industry.

    Self-confidence can open doors to opportunities.

    Failure is a valuable learning experience.

    Involvement in agriculture can take many forms.

    Embrace your uniqueness and think outside the box.

    Lead by service to find fulfillment in your work.

    Continuous learning is vital for success.

    Your journey may not look like others, and that's okay.


    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction to Clinton Laflin

    03:10 Clinton's Background and Family Legacy

    06:13 Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Uniqueness

    08:57 The Importance of Involvement in Agriculture

    11:55 Networking and Building Relationships

    14:59 Finding Your Niche in Agriculture

    21:03 The Journey of Self-Discovery and Growth

    26:58 Embracing Failure and Learning from It

    33:07 The Power of Self-Confidence

    39:03 Evolving in Agriculture and Leading by Service

    46:01 Final Thoughts and Advice for the Next Generation


    agriculture, networking, overcoming challenges, self-confidence, youth development, livestock, mental health, entrepreneurship, community service

    59 min
  • Preserving the History of Agriculture | Kaitlyn Weldon

    In this conversation, Lauren and Kaitlyn discuss the significance of preserving history, particularly in the context of agriculture and local communities. They emphasize the importance of capturing personal and family stories, the role of local museums in preserving community history, and the often-overlooked contributions of women in Western history. Kaitlyn shares her experiences in documenting her family's history and encourages listeners to find their passion in history preservation, whether through oral storytelling, writing, or digital means. The conversation concludes with actionable advice for the next generation of agriculture, highlighting the importance of pursuing one's interests and preserving personal narratives.


    Links

    Storyworth - Website - Instagram - Linkedin


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    Takeaways

    Every story is worth telling, no matter how small.

    Local historical societies are eager to share knowledge.

    Preserving family history can be as simple as recording conversations.

    Women have played significant roles in Western history that deserve recognition.

    Capturing history can be done through various mediums, including social media.

    Personal artifacts can hold immense historical value for families.

    Engaging with local museums can enhance community connections.

    Finding a niche in history can lead to fulfilling careers.

    Digital tools can aid in preserving history for future generations.

    Start preserving history now, before it's too late.


    Chapters

    00:00 The Importance of Local History

    03:12 Capturing Family Stories

    06:09 Preserving Personal and Family History

    09:03 The Role of Museums in History

    11:58 Engaging with Local Museums

    14:57 Women in Western History

    18:00 Finding Your Niche in History

    20:49 Preserving Personal Artifacts

    23:59 Actionable Steps for Preserving History

    26:58 The Digital Age of History Preservation

    29:52 Creating Your Own History Museum

    32:59 Advice for the Next Generation of Agriculture


    history, agriculture, storytelling, preservation, local museums, women's history, family history, Western culture, oral history, digital preservation

    59 min
  • TCC | When Red Flags Fly: A Client Nightmare You Won’t Forget

    In this episode, Lauren and Lindsay discuss a TikTok video that went viral, where a client shares her frustrations with a photographer. They explore the different perspectives of both the client and the photographer, highlighting the importance of communication and setting expectations. They also discuss the challenges photographers face in managing their workload and turnaround times. The conversation emphasizes the need for grace and understanding from both clients and photographers. The conversation revolves around the importance of communication and setting clear expectations between photographers and clients. The hosts discuss the need for photographers to deliver on time and not make false promises on social media. They also emphasize the importance of clients communicating their preferences and concerns before the session. The conversation touches on the topic of posting photos on social media and the rights of photographers to use their work. Overall, the key takeaway is the need for open and honest communication to avoid misunderstandings and ensure a positive client experience.


    Links

    ⁠⁠Email List⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠ - ⁠⁠Facebook


    Takeaways

    Communication and setting expectations are crucial in client-photographer relationships.

    Photographers should educate their clients about their workflow and turnaround times.

    Clients should give photographers grace and understand the challenges they face in managing their workload.

    Posting on social media about upcoming galleries should align with the actual delivery timeline.

    Both clients and photographers should approach issues with professionalism and open communication. Clear communication and setting expectations are crucial in the photographer-client relationship.

    Photographers should deliver on time and avoid making false promises on social media.

    Clients should communicate their preferences and concerns before the session.

    Posting photos on social media should be discussed and agreed upon in advance.

    Both photographers and clients should respect each other's rights and boundaries.

    Open and honest communication is key to avoiding misunderstandings and ensuring a positive client experience.


    Chapters

    00:00 Introduction and Background

    02:25 The Horror Story TikTok

    08:19 Communication and Expectations

    13:01 Managing Workload and Turnaround Times

    21:29 The Impact of Social Media

    24:19 Approaching Issues with Professionalism

    26:30 Delivering on Time and Avoiding False Promises

    30:05 Respecting Each Other's Rights and Boundaries

    33:36 The Key to a Positive Client Experience: Open and Honest Communication


    photography, client experience, communication, expectations, turnaround time, social media, communication, expectations, photographers, clients, social media, posting photos, rights, contracts

    47 min

About The Next Generation

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Welcome to "The Next Generation" podcast, where we cultivate the future of agriculture, one conversation at a time. Join us as we embark on a journey to empower tomorrow's ranchers and agricultural…