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This episode features Sean Breuner, the founder and CEO of AvantStay. Today's interview focuses on innovation and includes discussions about intuition and risk-taking. Necessities that are needed to create and differentiate in the Vacation Rental Industry as we know it.  This episode is brought to you in partnership with OwnerRez, www.ownerrez.com, a property management software that covers small homeowners and large PMs alike.  If you would like to join Matt, and over 1200 of the most creative Vacation Rental operators in the world, head over to community.vrmb.com. 

Introduction:Susan Beth Breuner, owner of Strong Confident Femininity Boudoir Photography.Brief background on Susan's journey into boudoir photography and her mission to empower women.Discussion Points:Understanding Boudoir Photography:What is boudoir photography and its significance for women.How boudoir photography can boost self-confidence and self-love.The Experience of a Boudoir Photoshoot:Susan's approach to creating a comfortable and empowering environment during the shoot.How she helps clients feel confident and beautiful in front of the camera.Empowerment Through Vulnerability:The role of vulnerability in boudoir photography and how it can lead to empowerment.Stories of women who have experienced transformation through boudoir photography.Challenges and Rewards of Boudoir Photography:Common misconceptions or challenges in the industry.The most rewarding aspects of working in boudoir photography.Advice for Women Considering a Boudoir Photoshoot:Tips for preparing for a boudoir session.How to choose the right photographer and style for your shoot.Closing Thoughts:Susan's final thoughts on the impact of boudoir photography on women's lives.Contact Susan BethWebsite: https://strongconfidentfemininity.com/instagram: @strong_confident_femininityFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/StrongConfidentFemininityBoudoiremail: susanbeth@strongconfidentfemininity.comPhone: (406) 579-2140Invite listeners to subscribe to the podcast for more inspiring stories and tips.Mention any upcoming episodes or events related to boudoir photography or empowering women.

Joey Jannsen and Rich Breuner are the founders of Ocelot Grips. We talked about their “why” for starting a climbing hold company, why the small details matter, how to make dual tex, why you can't buy their holds online, building relationships with your customers, being fans of sports, the future of indoor climbing, the entrepreneurial spirit, producing underground hip-hop concerts, cage fighting, and much more!Check out Ocelot Grips! ocelotgrips.com*Not a paid endorsement, I just think they're cool!Check out AG1!drinkAG1.com/NUGGETUse this link to get a free year's supply of vitamin D + 5 travel packs!Check out Rocky Talkie!RockyTalkie.com/NuggetUse this link to get 10% off your first order of backcountry radios!Check out Wonderful Pistachios!WonderfulPistachios.com to learn more!Check out Crimpd!crimpd.comOr download the Crimpd app!Check out Rumpl!rumpl.com/nuggetUse code "NUGGET" at checkout for 10% off your first order!We are supported by these amazing BIG GIVERS:Leo Franchi, Michael Roy, David Lahaie, Robert Freehill, Jeremiah Johnson, Scott Donahue, Eli Conlee, Skyler Maxwell, Craig Lee, Mark and Julie Calhoun, Yinan Liu, Renzollama, Zach Emery, and Brandt MickolasBecome a Patron:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbingShow Notes:  thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/joey-and-richNuggets:0:04:20 – Soundcheck and bevies0:05:30 – Rich talks about producing underground hip-hop shows during the summers in college0:09:08 – Joey talks about cage fighting0:11:53 – My background in manufacturing climbing holds, and our conversation six years ago about their idea for Ocelot0:14:05 – Why they decided to outsource their production0:15:37 – Joey's background in route setting and shaping0:18:52 – Joey's “why” for starting Ocelot Grips0:22:06 – Rich's “why” for starting Ocelot Grips, and his background in business operations and management0:24:53 – Expressing your identity through business0:26:15 – The Hedgehog concept0:28:12 – Why they chose the name Ocelot0:29:09 – How The Nugget got its name0:33:08 – What sets Ocelot apart from other brands, and the Shade Theory series0:38:56 – Having a flavor0:40:55 – Wanting to be involved in the setting community0:44:47 – Why you can't buy Ocelot holds online0:48:50 – Getting feedback0:51:53 – Attention to detail0:56:26 – How you do something is how you do everything0:56:58 – Ocelot's manufacturing partner Peak Performance Polymers1:00:23 – Joey's dual tex process, and how climbing holds are made1:05:29 – The logo1:07:05 – The business planning phase, processing orders, and learning as you go1:09:33 – Biggest challenges, and building Ocelot as a side hustle1:11:46 – Bluey1:12:40 – How far they've come, and what it will take for Ocelot to be their full-time jobs1:15:48 – Making career choices to maximize time1:18:40 – Where to climb on Ocelot holds, and gratitude1:21:38 – Joey describes the four current families of Ocelot holds1:25:38 – Wanting to see their holds in competitions1:29:54 – Being sports fans, and being excited about where climbing is heading1:38:45 – Novel moves in competitions1:41:15 – Putting on more than 50 competitions1:44:11 – Joey shares a few nuggets for route setters (relevant for creative people)1:54:01 – Rich shares a few nuggets about business2:01:48 – Where to find Ocelot, and wrap up

In this week's episode, Jamie Lane chats with Sean Breuner, CEO of AvantStay, about what's driving the company's rapid growth and where he sees the short-term rental market going in the next five years. AvantStay is part of a new generation of property management firms that have quickly become big players in the STR scene. Operating in 45 markets and around 120 cities, the company's aim is to bring hotel-level consistency and high-quality experiences to homes across the U.S. One of the challenges with OTAs like Airbnb and VRBO is the inconsistent quality of stays, and AvantStay aims to fix that. Data shows they've climbed to the top ranks of hospitality brands in the country when it comes to net promoter scores. Sean highlights the importance of consistent guest experiences in their quick rise to the top. As for the future, Sean shares his thoughts on the next five years in the STR market. He doesn't see travel slowing down and considers it a recession-proof business, especially in areas that are easy drives from big cities—places where AvantStay is looking to expand. Sean is optimistic about the industry growing steadily in the years ahead, as people continue to value experiences. You don't want to miss this episode! ~~~~ Visit AvantStay www.avantstay.com ~~~~ Signup for AirDNA for FREE

In today's episode, I get the opportunity to chat with Avantstay's CEO Sean Breuner. Sean's been a real estate and technology entrepreneur for 15+ years. Having gone through the launch and sale of a number of early stage companies, his newest endeavor at AvantStay has Sean reimagining group travel and innovating new ways to leverage technology to deliver a truly unique lifestyle hospitality brand for the future traveler. We chat about a number of different topics that includes: Why we believe short-term rentals are well positioned for upside in the inflationary environment.  We talk about the pros and cons of STR using professional management companies vs. self-management? How the short term rental market is maturing and evolving as the expectations of guests continues to rise.  Learn more about Avantstay by visiting www.Avantstay.com As always, thanks for being the best part of this show and please subscribe and leave us a review if you find value in what we are doing. ​​ ​ Cheers, Shawn Moore Founder, www.Vodyssey.com

Another inspiring conversation on the Zero to 5000 Podcast today.   We were joined by Sean Breuner, Founder and CEO at AvanStay   We discussed: - The misunderstood concept of taking on a big company  - Finding the right investors and being able to fundraiser is critical - Finding people better than you - Having holistic moving vision  Thanks for Listening. Be sure to join our monthly email. One life-changing email to help you with your mindset, your methods, and your mission each month. https://zeroto5000.com/botw

In this podcast, Cora Collette Breuner, MD, MPH, speaks about the safety and efficacy of herbs and supplements in children and adolescents, including combinations that should be avoided in certain populations, adverse side effects, and questions clinicians and members of the health care team need to ask patients, parents, and guardians, as part of the health care visit. She presented on this topic at AAP 2021 National Conference and Exhibition.

Sean's been a real estate and technology entrepreneur for 15+ years. Having gone through the launch & sale of a number of early-stage companies, his newest endeavor at AvantStay has him focused on the intersection of hospitality, real estate, and tech to help redefine group travel. On this episode, Sean discusses the Short Term Rental industry and how AvantStay helps both owners and renters overcome a variety of issues faced by other platforms like Airbnb. They also discuss how lenders underwrite deals for Short Term Rentals, how Sean thinks about the best markets for STR, the technology built behind the platform, and much more. Enjoy! Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/ Follow Fort Capital on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/fort-capital/ (02:43) - Sean's Career Leading Up to AvantStay and How the Organization Came to Be (08:22) - For owners of real estate and those looking for a vacation, what's AvantStay's offer to them? (14:48) - How do you help individuals decide what and where to buy? (18:35) - What's the breakdown between institutionally owned and individually owned homes under your banner? (20:26) - How are lenders underwriting these deals? AirDNA (24:28) - What makes a great market for Short Term Rentals? (29:27) - What's the relationship between an individual homeowner and AvantStay? (32:35) - What Do you Mean by Vertically Integrated and Horizontally Distributed and Describe The Tech That You've Built (40:28) - What are things that home rentals can provide that hotels would never be able to match? (45:19) - Do you have any data on short-term rentals with regards to Covid? (52:48) -  What's your plan for the next 3-5 years for the company? (54:48) - Sean winning an Emmy on Staycation The FORT is produced by Johnny Peterson & Straight Up Podcasts

Sean is the Founder and CEO of the Short Term Rental brand, Avant Stay. The company is reimagining what it means to be a short term vacation rental by innovating new ways to leverage technology to deliver a truly unique lifestyle hospitality brand for the future traveler. Since their start in 2017, AvantStay has acquired more than 400 assets in over 60 cities. What strikes me about the company is their relentless focus on the guest experience - and I hope this comes across in the episode. Taking a page from the playbook of the best hotels in the world, they're pushing the boundaries of what people can expect from a vacation rental - whether it's the location, design, amenities or the personalized elements that customize each stay. We're talking about experience, differentiation, operationalizing a complex business and blending the worlds of hotels and short term rentals. On this episode we discuss: How technology is helping the company grow (5:10) AvantStay's business model (8:06) The current state of vacation rentals (10:30) Vacation rentals as a part of a larger hotel company ecosystem (15:11) Designing homes for social media (19:28) Customer segments in STR (22:55) Operationalizing a horizontal business model (26:58) Using partners to enhance an experience (31:25) About Sean With over 15 years of experience in real estate and technology, Sean is currently the CEO and founder of short-term rental brand AvantStay. Since its inception in 2017, AvantStay has acquired more than 400 assets in over 60 cities, including its first-ever international properties in Cabo San Lucas, launched in Q1 2021. Having gone through the launch and sale of a number of early-stage companies, his newest endeavor at AvantStay has allowed him to reimagine group travel, innovating new ways to leverage technology to deliver a truly unique lifestyle hospitality brand for the future traveler. Links AvantStay: https://avantstay.com/ (https://avantstay.com) LinkedIn (Sean): https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanbreuner/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanbreuner/)

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