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Mark Stobel from Nexus to discuss client advisory services and how firm owners can optimize their team tech trajectory. With Mark's insightful tips and strategies, listening to this episode will enhance your life in countless ways. Mark shares his own experience of leaving public accounting and starting a virtual CPA firm, and how he sold it after four years of running it successfully. He also sheds light on the importance of having systems in place and creating a client acquisition strategy to build a scalable and healthy firm. Learn how to find your niche and gain repeated experience to grow your expertise exponentially. Plus, discover how to lead with solutions instead of services and win the confidence of potential clients. Don't miss out on this informative episode, and be sure to like and subscribe to grow the channel. Visit nexus.com or MarkstoleCPA on LinkedIn to learn more! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rush-tech-support/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rush-tech-support/support

After building and selling his fully remote CPA firm in less than four years, Mark Stovel has taken his lessons learned and has spent the last year creating a new project – CPA Firm Accelerator – a consulting firm focused on teaching others how to do the same thing. Mark brings a fresh perspective to many of the challenges facing today's public accounting firm leaders.

Interviewed with Mark Stovel. He is a CPA for over 8 years. You can find him in the links below. His bio into - After working in public accounting for most of that time, I have transitioned to follow my passion for education. Now I help entrepreneurs increase their cash flow to stabilize their businesses and lives. Links: FB: https://www.facebook.com/groups/bettercashflowcommunity Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/profittuner/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-stovel-2b314848/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imchoying/support

https://www.patreon.com/mechoradio (Support us on Patreon) https://www.mechoradio.com/ (Listen to other MeCHo Radio podcast.) Today, I am joined by Mark Stovel. My Wax Museum: https://ratethispodcast.com/wax (Rate & Review) https://www.instagram.com/mywaxmuseum/ (Instagram) https://www.twitter.com/mywaxmuseum/ (Twitter) https://www.patreon.com/mechoradio (Patreon) Credits: Host: https://www.alexwilliamns.com/ (Alex Williamns) Guest: Mark Stovel Music: https://www.instagram.com/jspr_productions127/ (Tanner Larson) Remember to make 5 minutes today to listen intently to the people around you.

An update on the Stovel Block Building in Edmonton, which is being converted into a women's shelter. Produced by Rutuja Kadam. Featuring the song Slow Vibing by Ketsa, licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

"Still Waters" is a sermon delivered by Greg Stovell at First Presbyterian Church in West Chester, Pa on January 12, 2020.

The Pixies’ album Doolittle was released thirty years ago this month. It’s an album that’s bursting with arresting-yet-mysterious imagery, captivating-yet-cryptic lyrics, and breathtakingly unexpected musical dynamics and departures. It’s an almost unbelievably dense, compact artistic statement that fascinates at first blush, and heavily rewards repeated listening. There’s a whole world in there. A world we’ll explore with Ben Sisario, who’s the author the book Doolittle, part of the 33 1/3 series. For his book, Ben interviewed front man Black Francis at a pivotal time in the Pixies’ story – just as they were reuniting in the 21st Century after a fifteen-year breakup. Doolittle was an underground sensation – bubbling just below the level of the hit parade. It left a lasting impression on generations of influential artists, and the rock genre as a whole.

On our debut episode, Grant Stovel welcomes musician Jeremy Dutcher. The classically trained operatic tenor and composer spent most of his 20's quietly crafting his stunning debut album Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa. The album blends his training in opera, and his contemporary musical sensibility, and features post-classical rearrangements of Wolastoq First Nation traditional music. The work recently took home Canada's top musical honour, the Polaris Music Prize, this past September.  In this wide-ranging discussion, Jeremy talks about his musical upbringing, discovering the notable absence of classical music that reflects indigeneity, and uncovering the archival recordings that became foundational to his debut album.  The podcast features three selections from the album: "Mehcinut", "Oqiton", and "Eqpahak".    

This month at the Edmonton Folk Music Festival, American singer-songwriter, poet, humanitarian and filmmaker Michael Franti graced the CKUA stage for music and conversation with Terry David Mulligan. Michael shares his thoughts on the power of optimism to overcome his anxiety and depression, his connection to the City of Edmonton, and finding peace amidst political turmoil in the US. Songs performed include "Enjoy Every Second" and "I'm Alive." Michael Franti & Spearhead's latest album 'Soul Rocker' is available on Fantasy Records.

Check it out as Brian sits down with his first out of towners! The wonderful sisters Stovel, Leah and Krista, were kind enough to pop by for a chat while in town for the Renegade Craft Fair. A fascinating discussion ensued as the girls told Brian about there upbringing on Widby Island and the in and outs of a burgeoning family business. Together with Avery Bloom the sisters own both Nell and Mary and Make It Good, which produce screen printed textile goods on fabric sourced in the USA. Nell and Mary's focus is home decor while Make it good is a clothing line.