Brian Coe: Insights into Being a Leader
Brian is my brother, my best friend, and my partner in business for 15 years. The two of us co-founded, with our father, LithoLink - a healthcare tech company that brought standard care of medicine to doctors nationally by using the latest technologies to treat people with chronic illnesses. We sold the company to a Fortune 500 where we stayed on as executives.Brian left to follow his next dream and start a company called Slip Chip, a venture backed business which is I think one of the coolest healthcare technologies today.Brian is a true strategic CEO. He really is one of the most insightful, thoughtful people I know.He goes through: the importance of following your dreams; how dreams become realities in business, and the importance of really knowing yourself.
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Greg Nance: Adventure Taken to An Extreme
Have you ever wondered if you could run a marathon? What about 8 marathons back-to-back? How about completing the last 3 with a sprained knee? These are just a few of the things Greg willingly signed up for and completed. Hear his story on what inspires these adventures and what motivates him to continue.
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Michael Roderick: How To Leverage and Extend Your Existing Network
Michael Roderick is the founder of a company called Small Pond Enterprises and he specializes in helping founders, authors or a speakers to take it to the next level. He does this by helping you leverage and extend your existing network for the purposes of getting paid more, getting more speaking opportunities or interviews or whatever it is that you’re interested in.He developed his methodology over years and I will say that there were so many take aways:
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If you’re somebody that’s ready to take your game to the next level or you’re thinking of starting something and you’re stuck at the entry point, hop onto this episode. I know it won’t disappoint.
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Natalie Tessler: How to Love Your Job
Welcome to this week’s episode with Natalie Tessler. Natalie is the founder and owner of Spa Space, one of the largest day spas in Chicago. Actually employing over 90 plus individuals. Natalie shares on this episode how she moved from being a lawyer in New York City to owning the largest day spa in Chicago. She explains how she always knew she loved entrepreneurship - she actually started a business when she was just 11 years old. But she just couldn’t quite see the path in her 20’s.This episode is filled with so much honesty about:
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How she walked away from not one but two high level degrees to follow her dreams.
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How she just wanted to be that person who loved what she did and how she turned that dream into a reality.
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