Podcast appearances and mentions of paul lundgren

Urban ska köpa nya löparskor. Han får rådet att också investera i fotinlägg, något som kommer få ödesdigra konsekvenser för hans fötter. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Det har varit covid och löpträningen har kommit av sig. Urban vill komma igång igen och unnar sig riktigt bra och nya löparskor. När han provar ut dem får han höra att hans fotvalv har sjunkit ihop och att han behöver inlägg i skorna. Han lyssnar på rådet och köper flera par. Det här blir början på en rad vårdbesök. Till slut har han så ont i fötterna att han inte kan gå. Och läkaren säger att det enda som kan hjälpa är en operation som kommer få honom att tappa känseln i tårna. - Jag blir inte förvånad. De som jobbar i de här affärerna har inte rätt utbildning. De försöker laga något som inte är trasigt, säger Toni Arndt, professor i biomekanik vid GIH.Medverkande: Toni Arndt, professor i biomekanik vid GIH, Paul Lundgren, fotortoped på Södertälje sjukhus, Pernilla Ekroth, ortopedingengör, David Felhendler, sjukgymnast, Cecilia Elam, fysioterapeut, Urban Björstadius motionär som ville börja springa igen. Programledare: Ulrika Hjalmarson NeidemanReportrar: Gustav Asplund och Simon SarneckiProducent: Stina Näslund

CAS 10 - 3-1 - 2023 Paul Lundgren-Sanford Sports Performance by Calling All Sports

If you've ever been searching for something to do in Duluth, whether as a resident or as a tourist for the day, chances are you have visited Perfect Duluth Day. The website is described as "Duluth's Duluthiest website" which features endless stories about local events, unique lifestyle stories and of course, there famous event calendar. There is truly no better guest for the For The Love Of Duluth podcast than one of the men behind it all, Paul Lundgren. Lundgren joined us to talk about how the website operates, how he became involved and how many hours goes into their large calendar of local events. He also touches on his career path up to the website and his book. Get to know the man behind the website you definitely have bookmarked on your computer with this episode of For The Love Of Duluth.

Today Brad speaks with the team at AFT Construction, including Senior Construction Manager Adam Cade, Project Managers Spencer Nield and Paul Lundgren, and Superintendent Andrew Clark.The team share their individual experiences so far in their careers at AFT, from their specific roles, to their approach to solving project or client-related challenges, to their biggest lessons learned, to company culture best practices.Topics Discussed:03:34 What makes a project successful?07:41 What sets apart a good architect from others?11:56 How Andrew deals with difficult clients16:07 What makes a good superintendent?19:25 What makes a valuable trade partner?21:46 How Spencer and Paul manage their schedule, especially with multiple projects24:03 How often should a superintendent communicate with their client?27:17 Adam's typical schedule as a Senior Construction Manager29:57 The process a project goes through, from coordination to completion31:41 What Spencer and Paul learned from Adam and Brad during their time at AFT36:26 The biggest lesson Andrew learned at AFT41:25 The biggest lesson Adam learned at AFT46:46 The biggest lesson Paul learned at AFT48:19 Andrew's role at AFT and how that role expanded52:36 How Adam's mindset evolved over time at AFT54:35 Skillsets that Spencer brought to AFT56:36 One thing Paul didn't know about Brad that still surprises him58:33 What Andrew pushes himself to do better at59:50 What Adam looks at when hiring someone1:01:04 Advice Spencer would give to someone who wants to work at AFT1:02:22 Paul on the culture of AFT and his advice to someone who want to be part of it1:02:54 How AFT forced Andrew to change his views on prioritizing and organization1:04:56 What got Spencer into the trades?1:07:28 Who inspires Paul on IG?1:08:08 What Andrew has tried to emulate from Brad or others at AFT1:09:17 How Adam trains others to understand and implement what he's communicating1:10:39 How a company can better handle change orders1:12:20 What makes for great company culture?1:12:54 What helped Andrew get to where he is today at AFT?1:15:23 What systems and tools should be in place as AFT continues to scale1:16:20 How involved Paul is when communicating with a client throughout a project1:17:07 How many projects should each superintendent and manager get at a time?1:17:31 What the team is excited about going into 20211:20:55 Two features that any custom home should have1:21:38 Who's the best golfer?Connect with Brad Leavitt: WebsiteInstagramFacebookHouzzPinterestYouTubeResources & People Mentioned: Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove ShowroomBluebeamBuildertrendECS Homes Instagram Matt Risinger of Risinger Build Instagram Builders of Insta John Merrit Key Quotes:A successful project starts with communication.Be tenacious. Things just don't come easy by mistake.The number one thing we look at when we're hiring is personality, and number two is work ethic.Come to AFT knowing that you're going to learn something, and have that desire to learn.A lot of confidence emanates from knowledge.

This week we are joined by the GWCA, Bob Schulte and AWA expert Paul Lundgren to discuss 80s heels. We also talk about Ric Flair's Reebok deal, Marty Scurl, Scrulll, Skuerl and Bob tells us about his love for Duluth, Minnesota. A roundtable of insanity. Enjoy! Follow us: Facebook Twitter Email us at SkullbusterWrestlecast@gmail.com  

This week we are joined by Paul Lundgren of Perfect Duluth Day and Jason's son, Carter Skull to discuss "interesting" wrestling merchandise. We also discuss wrestlers in commercials. Need a little excitement?!!! Lots of craziness this week. Enjoy! Follow us: Facebook Twitter Email us at SkullbusterWrestlecast@gmail.com  

Paul Lundgren reads a personal essay on the evolution of grocery shopping and talks about his need to write, whether it's to process the world or just goof off.

This week we sit down with Jason's long time friend, Paul Lundgren of Perfect Duluth Day to talk about his experience of attending AWA WrestleRock 86 in Minneapolis at the Metrodome. Its a informative look into what AWA was trying to do to compete with WWF and NWA at that time. We also talk about the return of Daniel Bryan and Vince McMahon's football competition. Check out Paul's website Perfect Duluth Day Here and check out his story about WrestleRock Here Also read Paul's story about the One Man Gang Middle Finger Photo Here WrestleRock Rumble Video Follow us on Facebook Follow us on Twitter Email us at SkullbusterWrestlecast@gmail.com  

The driving forces behind "Duluth's Duluthiest website" join the Pressroom Podcast this week. "Another way to say it is we just do a lot of goofing off on the website, but it's all very Duluth focused," said Perfect Duluth Day president Paul Lundgren. Lundgren and co-creator Barrett Chase, along with food and drink reporter Lissa Maki, share how Duluth's community culture website came to fruition 14 years ago in a time before Facebook and YouTube. They also share some of their PDD posts from over the years, on of which involves "military grade lederhosen." And invite everyone out to their birthday celebration to enjoy all you can eat coleslaw. Why coleslaw? Because, why not? Note: Barrett Chase is now the web/night editor at the Duluth News Tribune and is no longer involved with Perfect Duluth Day operations. 

Life is full of surprises. Twists and turns keep things interesting. But to break your back, move from Malibu to the Mountains, and start a new business all in one year??? Yep, that’s what Paul Lundgren from Lundgren Construction told me happened to him in this very interesting episode. And to top it all off, he shared how he includes his wife and 9 children in his family business. Needless to say, this is a very educational and inspiring episode. Listen and learn today. Inside you’ll find out: Why Paul says you have to keep learning or you’ll die. How to keep up with all the changes taking place or else fall behind. How to grow your business in a new city where no one has ever heard of you before. How to get the tools you need even if you are just starting out. Why Paul puts his brand on everything, including his kid’s shirts. .... and so much more! As I went through this episode to get it ready to publish, I realized that it is a bit shorter than most Featured Guest episodes we do every Wednesday. But I also felt like Paul shared so much knowledge that it felt like an entire hour long episode. I know you’ll get a lot of gold from this one. Get it now.