Young Guns Movement

Surrounding yourself with positive people is a surefire way to reinforce  good habits, be around people who you can learn from, and continue to  grow with their mental and physical health.  

David Mitchell surrounds himself with positive people and starts every  day with an attitude of gratitude from the moment that he gets out of bed. 

The people around him teach him, influence him, and helped turn him into  the leader that he is today: the CEO of Lift Products. Those people are  more than positive influences: they're friends.   

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Dr. Laci C Robbins is a rule breaker, a doctorate degree holder, and a  business coach. She guides women in their industries to become leaders  by breaking down conventional roadblocks and being confident in their  actions.  

What is that number one rule for women to break? Asking for permission.   

"I'm living my life for me, living a life that I love."   

Wondering how you can start to break these business rules? Dr. Laci  Robbins lays out the keys to the C-Suite, and each step gets women  closer to the top of the totem pole.

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Joe Ingersoll of Ingersoll Lighting has a problem: Getting dollars in  the company's pocket faster. Their revolutionary and cost-efficient LED  lighting is making sense, but their sales cycle is long, and the dollars  coming in can leave them looking at their books instead of locking in  new work. So, how does a company shorten their sales cycle and get money  in their pocket more frequently?  

On YG Workshop presented by First Federal Bank, David Belman and a team  of experts help Joe explore new ways to solve his problem. Christine  Specht, CEO of Cousins Subs, Lori Highby, owner of Keystone Click, and  Mervyn Byrd, Vistage Chair, all offer advice on getting those dollars in  the Ingersoll pocket faster.   

YG Workshop, hosted by David Belman, is presented by First Federal Bank  and sponsored by Circle Electric and Health Payment Systems. 

First Federal Bank: https://www.firstfederalwisconsin.com/ 

Circle Electric: https://circleelectric.com 

Health Payment Systems: https://hps.md  

Interested in more YGTV? Subscribe now to be a part of the Young Guns  Movement and learn from dozens of entrepreneurs and thought leaders  through four different programs designed to showcase the best and  brightest that Milwaukee has to offer.

When your business expands quickly, you might experience pain points  while you grow. It isn't a party, it's a grind. Take advice from  business owners Pat Miller, Andy Weins, and Dan Marx, who all quit their  jobs and went on to launch their own businesses.   

Growing fast has its challenges, but walking out the door from their day  job is one of the most memorable experiences for these folks. And the  way they were able to quickly grow their new companies made them feel  like they had made the greatest decision of their lives. But they all  agree - you work harder, longer, and 10,000 times more on your own  business than you ever thought possible.   

YG Roundtable is built by Max Weiss, and sponsored by Health Payment  Systems.  

Max Weiss: www.maxweiss.com

Health Payment Systems: www.hps.md

In this interview with Terry Tuttle, President of HellermannTyton North America and  respected business woman, Paul M. Neuberger goes one-on-one to discuss the mindset change and new goals that drove her to reach the top of the corporate ladder.  

In her 20s and 30s, Tuttle reflects that becoming the president of a business was not an aspiration of hers at all. It wasn't until she realized and recognized the value she could add to a company through teamwork, observation, and empowerment of those around her that her goals shifted. In this interview, she gives examples of how she overcame her hesitance and soared to the top.

YG One-On-One is sponsored by Flexscripts, C12, and Right Now Media @ Work.  

Flexscripts: https://flexscripts.com

Right Now Media @ Work: https://www.rightnowmediaatwork.org/

C12: https://www.c12group.com/  

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