Podcast appearances and mentions of neil mclean

Join host Chad Lingafelt as he sits down with Neil McLean, an accomplished EOS Implementer, in this engaging episode. Together, they delve into the crucial elements of business growth, focusing on the concept of "traction" and effective goal-setting strategies. Throughout the discussion, they explore the impact of being a practitioner or a leader in your business and its effects on growth. Neil sheds light on the differences between these roles and how they influence a company's trajectory. Whether you're hands-on in day-to-day operations or guiding from a higher level, understanding the dynamics between the two can significantly affect your business's success. From practical tips to thought-provoking insights, this episode equips entrepreneurs with the knowledge and inspiration to navigate their business journey successfully. Discover how to leverage your role, implement effective strategies, and make informed decisions that drive your business forward. Tune in to gain valuable insights and learn how to steer your business towards growth and lasting success.

On the PreSales Podcast, James Kaikis and Neil McLean connect on the topic "State of Product Demos". Neil, Co-Founder and CEO at Navattic, reviews the results of the PreSales Collective & Navattic State of Product Demo survey. Buyer expectations are changing and standard sales led demos are still the most common way most prospects first engage with a product but prospects are looking for alternatives. See the report here: State of Product Demo Report

To kick off season 3, we welcome Neil McLean of Navattic! Neil discusses his entrepreneurial journey as it relates to Opportunity Discovery, which is "seeing opportunities where others do not." On the William & Mary Entrepreneurial Thinkers podcast from the Miller Entrepreneurship Center, we believe that Entrepreneurial Thinking isn't just for start ups, but it's a mindset and a learnable set of skills that can be leveraged by anyone, anywhere. To check in, fill out the podcast questions here: https://millerec.typeform.com/to/I00xRYIA?typeform-source=www.google.com

One of our first guests ever returns to discuss James Gunn's new DCEU film, and get mercilessly teased by us... because we have a reputation to uphold. We talk about the many creative angles and depths of this murderous antihero romp, as well as the gallows humor and many Easter eggs common to all of Gunn's movies. Plus we actually get deep on the history of the 'Squad, with some surprise influences, and as always, we laugh our way through some games! Please rate, review, share & subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen to podcasts! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

The HFL Show returns to look back at the opening weekend with Formartine boss Paul Lawson as well previewing Inverurie's trip to Buckie Thistle with Locos skipper Neil McLean. Presented by Iain Auld.

After a three decade wait, the world has finally received Bill & Ted Face the Music, so it's only fitting that we close our sci-fi block with their entire trilogy. Returning guest, animator Neil McLean joins us to parse the many details and dissect the various special effects. Do these movies hold up? What did we notice after all this time? And how does this new installment clock in on the scale of being excellent to us? Follow Neil McLean on instagram @remediavieo & neilmclean.net for his many stop motion animations and various other creations. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing wherever you listen, please rate & review kindly before sharing with your film friends! Please follow the show on Facebook, twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod! Theme music by Samuel Oak.

Some records from the back of the forgotten Songs shelves! The Happy Wanderer and my mash up pronouncing Oberkirkchen starts us off. Hopefully the tune doesn't remain in your head for the rest of the day! Five bands/ big band records in a row. Ambrose, Frankie Carle, two from Lew Stone  (vocals by Nat Gonella and an uncredited Al Bowlly,) from the Tower Blackpool Bertini and his band and Percival Mackay. What a back story he has. George Cates plays 'Nightfall and Mayer Gordon some San Saene. Three singers who were on various BBC Scottish radio stations in the 1920s and 30s: Neil Mclean, Ian Ferguson and Alex MacGregor.  Irving Gillette sings the Sankey hymn, 'There were ninety and nine.' Its a 1909 recording. Gillette's real name was Harry Haley McClasky , he sang under numerous different names. Also up Teddy Johnson, Phil Cardrew and his Corn huskers and Jimmy Lurchford. Lester Ferguson sings us out with the lullaby 'Sleepy Eyes.' So all that remains for me to say is 'goodnight.'

Inverurie Loco's captain Neil McLean picks his five favourite games including silverware success for the Loco's, representing his country and hammering five past Wales and scoring a wonder goal in a game which led one national newspaper to say "Move over Messi".

In this episode, Inverurie Loco's Neil McLean joins me to discuss his journey in football so far.  Neil started his career at Boys club in Aberdeen for Stoneywood who at the time were one of the most successful teams in the area.  Few of the lads around Neil's age went on S-forms to Dundee, Hearts, Aberdeen etc but Neil was never invited or trained with any senior clubs until he was 17 and went to Forfar Atheltic and played youth and reserve league east for them.  Neil Played for Scotland Schoolboys at Under 18's level playing in the home nations centenary cup and then went on a scholarship to the USA attending Hartwick College in New York State for 4 years.  The remainder of the podcast discusses Neil's time working with Brown Ferguson, Davie Robertson and all the guys at Inverurie Locos In association with Toby Johnson and Rory Hope Music.

We are kicking off the new year and season 3 strong with this new episode of Coffee Break Podcast! Listen as Chad Lingafelt chats with Neil McLean, EOS Implementer, all about traction, setting and achieving company goals, and if your business is taking a bus or taking a plane to get there. Connect with Neil directly to implement EOS at your business! Direct Line: (803)546-9223 Website: www.sagaciouspartners.com Profile: www.linkedin.com/in/nmclean

I love this episode with Neil McLean, the Chief Executive from Social Enterprise Academy. We cover so much from what it means to be an amazing leader, kindness and mindfulness at work, living in faith over fear and finding our passion and purpose. Sit back, relax and enjoy your weekly mojo injection. Jojo x

Stop-Motion animator Neil McLean lends his expertise and massive fandom of both films to a nerdy, hilarious, and very deep talk about Jim Henson's biggest films of the 80s. We dissect minutae about puppetry, special effects, story, and the massive behind the camera talents that made these films happen. We also reveal a surprising amount of BTS details, history, and cultural impact of each beloved movie. Follow Neil @remediavideo and on neilmclean.net to see his amazing work. Subscribe to Repeat Viewing on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you listen, and please rate & review kindly before sharing widely! Please follow the show on twitter & instagram @repeatviewpod, and follow us on Facebook!

Stop-motion animator Neil McLean is building an amazing little empire in his rigorously crafted world of Dungeon, sure to impress a lot of people when the series debuts a little later this year! I sat down with Neil, accompanied by my pal, artist Seamus Smith, to talk about Dungeon the morning after I got a chance to be blown away by the first short, (watch it now at neilmclean.net.) We got way under the skin of the project, discussing how he came to be making such an arduous project and why he couldn't help but to do. As we recorded with his sets and characters all around, the conversation got deep behind the scenes, revealing secrets of the big reaches imagination will make to solve problems, where specific secrets in design can come from, British upbringing vs American upbringing, and the different yet similar inspirations those contained. Doctor Who, MST3K, Rankin & Bass... no stone is left un-turned. The whole thing has an underpinning of solid humor, nerdy art references and some very keen political/social commentary. It's a packed episode that doesn't drop the beat for a second. We had a terrific time recording it! The amount of takeaways, laughs and sheer level of inspiration is surefire proof. Watch the progress of Dungeon at neilmclean.net, and follow Neil McLean on twitter and instagram @remdiavideo. Follow Seamus Smith on twitter and instagram @seamussmithart, and Seamus Smith Art on YouTube. Follow me on twitter and instagram @kraigcomx. Support this show by shopping on my site, monkeygong.com/shop, or by becoming a patron at patreon.com/monkeygong. Please rate and review this podcast on iTunes to help build the community.

Gjester: Helge O. Svela, BT-kommentator, Hilmar Mjelde, postdoktor ved UiB og Neil McLean. Programleder: Kjetil Gillesvik, journalist i BT.