Everyone has different perspectives due to past experiences. We want to shed light on these perspectives and experiences in order to forge a more unified and connected world, thus creating a New Perspectiv.
In this final episode of season one, I decide to take thirty days away from social media. Listen to how much time we spend on our phones using social media. It will knock you around in your seat when you calculate your own phone use using the statistics on your phone! We will be back with season two of the podcast with many new guests including Naval Academy student Ryan Chapman, Howies, Old Crow, State Room, and Big Al's owner Ryan Johnson, Justin Spaulding is 27 years old and has $25,000,000 assets under management, Audra Grace whom has had one on one experiences with Tony Robbins (author, philanthropist, life coach, and entrepreneur), and many more! Thank you for all the support!
Ethan Phelps joins us on the podcast this week! In this episode we talk about failure (which has been a common theme the past few weeks), why we have a podcast, the word self-made and its misuse in society, and why taking risks at our age is vital! After recording this episode Nate and I looked at each other and said, "WOW we were so energetic, crazy loud, and passionate about that conversation". Enjoy this weeks episode and as always, THANK YOU!
In this episode Nate and I talk about failure and how we welcome it with open arms. Failure in our eyes = learning and individual growth. Take a look around society and the people who are deemed successful have failed more times than they can count. It's the lessons learned along the way that are attributed to the success. The more we fail, the more we learn, and in turn the more we succeed. This is what we believe and it might be the wrong perspective, but not to us!
Welcome UWL Head Football Coach Mike Schmidt. This is someone who prides himself on creating and serving other people. Listen as we take a back seat and listen to him talk about what he has done to change the culture and image of UWL Football. This goes beyond football as the idea of "team" revolves around all different aspects of life, but more importantly all different kinds of jobs.
In this episode we meet with Dom Antony who lost his dad in November of 2018. Loss is something that we all deal with but when our parents pass while we are in our twenties, this can be especially hard. There is a tremendous amount of value in this conversation that we can all benefit from, because we never know when someone will be gone. Cherish the time we have, because life is indeed short.
Listen as UWL alumni Austin Siewert joins us on the podcast to talk about landscaping at ages 15-20, to owning his own duplex by SOPHOMORE year in college. 2:10 Started a landscaping company and later invested in his own duplex 5:32 Some caution on just deciding to get a mortgage... But do the disadvantages outweigh advantages? 6:23 What got Austin interested in real estate so young? 9:03 Entrepreneurship vs the traditional "9-5" job 12:18 Where is Austin Siewert in 5, 10, 15 years 18:36 His experience with Kicking Bear Ministry and what it did for him
1:06 Boomerang Theory 3:30 Why Was Dave Special? 6:25 The One Thing Dave Did That NOBODY Else Was Willing To
0:03 Huge podcast coming up in near future 1:25 Look at the big picture 2:32 Fear is GOOD 3:20 What is this podcast about? 4:20 Momentum and its power 5:15 Our vision moving forward 7:50 Nobody has life figured out!!
Colin Luz is the owner of of Coulee Region Moving Services and also the host of the Skills Gap Podcast. Even if you aren't a business fanatic, listen to a first hand experience of building something out of nothing! We understand life is busy, so here are some of the major segments! 1:04 Colin's background and start up point 3:12 "Journey of Entrepreneurship" 6:21 Importance of Self-Awareness, Patience, & Compounding 11:35 What is The Skills Gap Podcast for? 12:30 What happens when you network with new people?
In this episode we bring on financial advisor and small business owner, Travis Minegar. Not only do we talk about finances but more importantly how to keep growing as a person. Some important topics we talk about include: 2:40-- Networking 3:05-- Our perspective of college 5:36-- Learning what you need "on the job" 7:36-- Quick financial advice for people 18-22 8:04-- Scary facts of average income & savings rates 11:09-- Close Your Frames
In this episode we put down our notes and just start talking. The only "topic" we really wanted to mention was about spending a day with Dave Skogen, founder of Festival Foods. Other than that what came up in conversation was out of thin air. We enjoy letting content happen by itself, because we want to show the authenticity in how we are thinking.
In this episode we talk about two things that surround everyone's lives. Even if you aren't personally impacted, you likely know someone who is. Listen to Nate's personal story about depression and anxiety and hear what he does to cope.
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