In this podcast, I discuss how simple is better and more successful. Why complicate things when in most cases, there is a simpler solution that will work? However, it takes experience and skills to see a simpler solution.

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A long time ago, when I was sales manager of a dealer, I would do some very cool rentals. On occasion, I would do corporate rentals. This rental was special.

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I had a few pals tell me my podcasts are a bit too positive, and I need to share what happens when everything goes wrong. In this podcast, I share three stories about where fun goes to die.

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In this exciting episode, I share why working in the tech side of the theatre industry was the most excellent career choice I have ever made.

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In this exciting episode, I share my thoughts on when you are not selling the number one brand. I also want to share a theory I have on why theatre people make such great salespeople. And then, I share how cool it was to manage reps over an eleven-year span.

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This is a cool episode I recorded late June 9th. In this episode, I share where a pal asked me to explain why I have worked for so many wonderful companies. I talk about why I love this industry and all the cool people. Never been fired and always looking to move the ball forward. And always keep your radar up. I also talk about how you can't fix toxic people. And how you have to let them crash and burn on thier own.

In this podcast, I share my thoughts on what I have seen in the aviation and theatre industry over the last forty-three years.

Warning: This podcast is my thoughts and opinions and covers Pre-2007 insights and events.

I had a cool college guy named Ethan reach out to me. We talked about many subjects, eleven to be exact. Out of those eleven subjects, Ethan asked that I make a podcast covering three. This will be the first of the three podcasts.

This was an exciting podcast, as I was very fortunate to interview a great designer and inventor, Brian Moon of Moon-O-Vations. Brian has been in the theatre industry for many years and has helped to design top-notch lighting equipment used by many. He holds many patents in his name and is the definition of a true innovator.

This was a fun interview as we discussed what got Brian to where he is today before getting to the "Five" questions.

The five questions are-

1. What got you into the theatre industry?

2. What kept you in the theatre industry?

3. What's the coolest thing you've done in theatre?

4. What's the worst thing you have done in theatre?

5. What would you tell a high school or college kid who wants to maybe make theatre a career?

I hope you enjoy the podcast.

A dive into getting people to see you as an asset and a key factor to their success.