Podcast appearances and mentions of ron nichols

So nice I am sharing it twice! Some great things deserve to be enjoyed more than once. This episode from 2 years ago with ProSelect Guru Ron Nichols is one of those. He has mastered the art of sales and has some great advice to help others do the same.Ron Nichols has excelled at In-person sales long before the term IPS was coined. Since graduating from college with an art degree, Ron has owned a studio where he perfected studio sales from both the psychological and technical aspects. He has worked closely with many software companies in creating applications that optimize sales efficiency while capitalizing on emotion and enabling back-end workflows.Ron has worked for many of the country's top image-makers in developing sales processes and workflow schemes to increase studio profitability. His work now is exclusive as CEO of Pro Studio Sofware, Inc, since the acquisition of ProSelect. Ron's photographic work and industry service have garnered awards from around the world. He has taught throughout the globe and is a PPA International Juror, Jury Chairman, and past PPA President. He is a member of the elite group, the Society of XXV.He has some great tips about in-person sales and workflow, making this an episode you won't want to miss.You won't want to miss:All about his workflow.The red flags you need to be on the lookout for.His top sales tips.What it's like to be a CEO.Ron's knowledge is top of the line. Be sure to tune it!Connect with Ron:Website ProStudioSoftware.com RonNichols.comhttps://www.instagram.com/i.ronnichols/Facebook ProSelectTwitter ProStudioSWtheRonNicholsConnect with Photography Business Coach Luci Dumas: Website Email: luci@lucidumas.comInstagram FacebookYouTube

This episode is one of the most listened to in 2021 so I decided to do an encore as this week's episode. Enjoy and thanks Ron for such helpful info!I'm joined by ProSelect Guru Ron Nichols this week. He has mastered the art of sales and has some great advice to help others do the same.Ron Nichols has excelled at In-person sales long before the term IPS was coined. Since graduating from college with an art degree, Ron has owned a studio where he perfected studio sales from both the psychological and technical aspects. He has worked closely with many software companies in creating applications that optimize sales efficiency while capitalizing on emotion and enabling back-end workflows.Ron has worked for many of the country's top image-makers in developing sales processes and workflow schemes to increase studio profitability. His work now is exclusive as CEO of Pro Studio Software, Inc, since the acquisition of ProSelect. Ron's photographic work and industry service have garnered awards from around the world. He has taught throughout the globe and is a PPA International Juror, Jury Chairman, and past PPA President. He is a member of the elite group, the Society of XXV.Ron has some great tips about in-person sales and workflow, making this an episode you won't want to miss.You won't want to miss:All about his workflow.The red flags you need to be on the lookout for.His top sales tips.What it's like to be a CEO.Ron's knowledge is top-of-the-line. Be sure to tune it!Connect with RonWebsite ProStudioSoftware.com RonNichols.comInstagram https://www.instagram.com/i.ronnichols/Facebook ProSelectTwitter ProStudioSW theRonNicholsPhotography Business Coach Luci Dumas' Programs and Contact Info:lucidumascoaching.comluci@lucidumas.comhttps://www.instagram.com/theprofitablephotographer_pod/https://www.facebook.com/LuciDumasCoachinghttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCut3Qk6t6Z2DUJYEYGSCfKA

I'm joined by ProSelect Guru Ron Nichols this week. He has mastered the art of sales and has some great advice to help others do the same.Ron Nichols has excelled at In-person sales long before the term IPS was coined. Since graduating from college with an art degree, Ron has owned a studio where he perfected studio sales from both the psychological and technical aspects. He has worked closely with many software companies in creating applications that optimize sales efficiency while capitalizing on emotion and enabling back-end workflows.Ron has worked for many of the country's top image-makers in developing sales processes and workflow schemes to increase studio profitability. His work now is exclusive as CEO of Pro Studio Sofware, Inc, since the acquisition of ProSelect. Ron's photographic work and industry service have garnered awards from around the world. He has taught throughout the globe and is a PPA International Juror, Jury Chairman, and past PPA President. He is a member of the elite group, the Society of XXV.Ron has some great tips about in-person sales and workflow, making this an episode you won't want to miss.You won't want to miss:All about his workflow.The red flags you need to be on the lookout for.His top sales tips.What it's like to be a CEO.Ron's knowledge is top of the line. Be sure to tune it!Connect with RonWebsite ProStudioSoftware.com RonNichols.comInstagram https://www.instagram.com/i.ronnichols/Facebook ProSelectTwitterProStudioSWtheRonNichols

Leveraging ePCR Data to Identify the Risk of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder This special episode of "Sacred Cows & Data Cubes" was recorded at the HCA (Hospital Corporation of America) EMS Kansas City Symposium in November 2021. It features an emotional anecdote of post-traumatic stress and recovery by Atchison County (KS) EMS captain and retired Fire Chief Rob Brader. There is safety in numbers: both the math and statistics — and the herd, where one stay anonymous by choice without worry that exorcizing the demons of Mobile Medicine will result in persecution for the dark thoughts that inevitably spawn of this emotional work.   “Let the numbers do the talking” is a core tenet of the approach first revealed to Jonathon Feit, chief executive of Beyond Lucid Technologies by Ron Nichols, director of Chambers County Emergency Medical Services in Texas. Ron uses a questionnaire to see sparks of mental health stress among his personnel in a manner similar to how others might identify infections (say, COVID-19) before they spiral out of control. His crew members have to write an ePCR after every call; and any member of the crew can catch a bad call. He recognized that this offers two opportunities for insight: The ePCR not only offers details about what happened on the call, it also offers details about what the crew experiencedduring the call; If every member of every crew completes a wellness survey after every call—or even after every call involving specific sentinel events—then the requirement to complete a mental wellness or trauma impact survey becomes, by definition, randomly distributed.  There is no longer a need for anyone to “step forward” because everyone has the same requirement. Anyone can catch an unfortunate call. The result is compelling: The data in ePCRs become vital to crews' mental wellness and health.  No longer are ePCRs mere busywork; no longer should they be despised.  Instead, they become something akin to a recurrent Rorschach test for each member of the crew, revealing how they are doing call-by-call, and in aggregate — inviting management to pay attention.  At the end of this discussion, we'll ask: Can agencies really afford not to step in to help, especially amid a talent crunch? If the analytics can be automated and tuned to examine ePCRs over time, then they can reveal who needs help without a crew member saying anything.  This empowers watchful management to step ahead of a health crisis in-the-making, bolstering agency morale and resiliency, satisfaction and safety.  ePCR data—maximized to their potential and strung together over time—therefore go beyond the collection of legal, billing, and NEMSIS data.  They become a tool to safeguard Mobile Medicine's most precious resource: its professionals on the line.

This is the very first podcast Dr. Chidester recorded for his series, Chit Chat With Chiddy, MD! In this episode, Dr. Chidester introduces his co-host, Ron Nichols, and they interview Mrs. Mindee Chidester about her own recent experience as a patient of his. We get in to a few other interesting topics, tell a few jokes and have a fun time just chit chatting with Chiddy. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chitchatwithchiddymd/message

In this episode NHE host Scott Murphy along with his special guest co-hosts Ron Nichols and Elizabeth Orrichol (Storm) continue their look back at the best horror movies of 2018. To recap here is the individual Top 10’s in full: NHE host Scott Murphy’s Top 10: 10 Pazucus: Island of Vomit & Despair 9 Rabbit […]

NHE host Scott Murphy as well as his two guest Co-hosts Ron Nichols and Elizabeth Orrichol (Storm) look back at the best horror movies of 2018. Each of them compiled their own top 10 list which we run down up to No6 in this first part. As there was bound to cross-over in the lists, […]

Talking to Ron Nichols! Ron is the author of Making Lemonade out of Life's Lemons. In Making Lemonade from Life's Lemons, the author chronicles his life from birth to the present. The author gives a raw account of some traumatic events in his past and how he overcame them. He owes his deliverance to the Lord and his wife of twelve years.

Talking to Ron Nichols! Ron is the author of Making Lemonade out of Life's Lemons. In Making Lemonade from Life's Lemons, the author chronicles his life from birth to the present. The author gives a raw account of some traumatic events in his past and how he overcame them. He owes his deliverance to the Lord and his wife of twelve years.

Are you a portrait photographer who: Loathes the idea of selling? Struggles to make a decent living at Photography? Needs help with the actual process of selling--step 1, step 2, step 3, etc? Ron Nichols has a message for you. Ron has spent many years in the trenches as a working Photographer, and also as a software guru. The collision of these worlds has positioned him as a guy you should know. Spend a few minutes today learning about ProSelect. It's a software specifically developed for Photographers to make your sales easier and LARGER. ProSelect also aims to improve your studio's workflow, freeing your time, and helping you stay connected to your clients. After a few moments of ProSelect talk, you'll then hear: Ron answer the question, "What are successful photographers doing well?" What 2 disciplines he believes you should study to be successful? HINT: It's not Photography. That's the easy part. Wanna learn more? (Of course you do.) timeexposure.com RonNichols.com

This episode centers on involvement in extracurricular activities throughout the years, featuring interviews with Josh Patty '99, Al Wright '50, John Sowers '99, Vince Buzard '64, Taimur Baig '94, Jason Hand '94, Chris Rowland '94, Tom Welch '94, Matt Zimmerman '94, Ron Nichols '69, Jim McDaniel '74, Skip Lindeman '64, Bob Sehr '64. (Episode 20)

This Scarlet Yarns episode focuses on man's best friend roaming the Wabash camups with interviews from the following alumni: Jack Clarke '69, Ron Nichols '69. (Episode 15)

A panel moderated by KCRW's Warren Olney, featuring energy journalist Lisa Margonelli, UC Berkeley energy expert Daniel Kammen, SolarCity's Jim Cahill, and LADWP general manager Ron Nichols discusses the future of solar energy in California. They agreed that solar energy has the potential to change the way the state is fueled, but that the financial and political policies need to catch up to technological advancements