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SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn tackle the critical question: How many team members do you really need? They dive into the challenges of hiring and scaling, emphasizing the importance of metrics over gut decisions.   Key insights include maintaining labor percentages (10-12% for online businesses, 18-22% for brick-and-mortar), inventorying team time with tools like the Gap Analyzer (available at gapanalyzer.com), and planning methodically for growth to avoid over-hiring. The hosts stress tracking labor costs, consolidating roles where possible, and ensuring your team aligns with your vision for scaling, all while sharing practical examples from their work with 7-, 8-, and 9-figure entrepreneurs.   Terryn and Aaron wrap up with actionable takeaways: get clear on your profit and loss metrics, use data-driven tools to assess team efficiency, and plan for growth with precise resource projections. Listeners are encouraged to reach out on social media for industry-specific advice or free resources, making this episode a must-listen for entrepreneurs looking to optimize their workforce and scale smartly.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 4:42 The two different ways you can hemorrhage money because of your team 8:28 Should contractors be part of your labor percentage? 15:28 When you're in massive growth mode 18:02 Recap

SUMMARY: In this episode, Terryn and Aaron dive into the critical topic of cleaning up your business's financial back of shop. From understanding your numbers to avoiding common pitfalls, they explore why many visionaries feel anxious about their finances and how to overcome it. Key discussions include the importance of aligning contracts with financial clarity, implementing systems to manage payments, and conducting tech stack audits to eliminate wasteful spending. Learn practical steps like establishing a payment cadence, assigning ownership to expenses, and choosing the right bookkeeping professionals to ensure your books are tight. Whether you're a solopreneur or scaling fast, this episode offers actionable insights to build a solid financial foundation and make confident, data-driven decisions.   Tune in to discover how to butter both sides of your financial bread and drive cash flow through smarter systems!   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 4:02 It gets real weird talking about numbers 7:43 When you've paid and when you need to pay 11:04 What is your process for paying people out? 15:19 The things to consider with contracts 19:49 Payments recapped   

In this episode: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn unpack the complexities of hiring decisions: when to hire, who to bring on board, and how to do it effectively. They explore the pros and cons of hiring internally versus engaging an agency, emphasizing the importance of aligning hires with your budget and growth goals. From building a leadership team of “leader-doers” to navigating the pitfalls of overhiring, they share practical strategies to avoid costly missteps, like the dreaded scenario of letting go of new hires due to poor planning.   The conversation also covers the financial realities of hiring, with insights on labor ratios (10-15% for online businesses, 18-22% for brick-and-mortar) and the hidden costs of onboarding. Aaron and Taryn discuss the benefits and challenges of working with agencies, offering tips on setting clear expectations and incentivizing performance to ensure a strong return on investment. They also touch on the role of virtual assistants (VAs), stressing the need for strong leadership and clear deliverables to maximize their value while avoiding risky delegations, like handing over sensitive financial controls.   Tune in to learn how to hire strategically, manage budgets wisely, and build a team that fuels sustainable growth. For more resources, including a free 30-minute video on EOS tools, drop “EOS” or “Traction” in the podcast's social channels. Catch The Ops Experts Club next week for more insights to elevate your operations!   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 2:40 Do we hire internal or go outside?  5:29 Don't hire the wrong leader 10:06 We need more revenue to build more team 13:31 Hiring an agency vs FTE 19:56 Offshore hiring

In This Episode: In this inspiring episode of The Ops Experts Club, Aaron and Terryn sit down with Brett Swartz, founder of Capital Gains Tax Solutions and author of the Amazon bestseller Building a Capital Gains Tax Exit Plan. Brett shares insights from his book and his passion for helping entrepreneurs and investors achieve financial freedom through innovative tax strategies. He also dives into the power of goal setting, drawing from his and his wife Melanie's mission-driven approach to life, family, and business.   Key Highlights: The Book: Building a Capital Gains Tax Exit Plan: Brett discusses his Amazon bestseller, co-authored with industry titans like Kevin Harrington (Shark Tank), Don Winter (DLP), and CPA Tyler McBroom. The book blends Brett's expertise in the Deferred Sales Trust—a strategy to defer capital gains taxes and replace the 1031 exchange—with stories of entrepreneurship, real estate investing, and mentorship. It offers practical guidance on building a tax-efficient exit plan and assembling a dream team for family-office-style wealth management. Deferred Sales Trust (DST): Brett explains how the DST empowers business owners and real estate investors to defer taxes on multi-million-dollar exits, unlocking capital to multiply freedom and impact. The book highlights real-world applications, from multi-family properties to mobile home parks, making it a must-read for entrepreneurs and investors. Goal Setting and Living on Mission: Brett shares his and Melanie's intentional approach to goal setting, rooted in their faith and family values. With five kids (ages 6-14), they prioritize a clear family mission, including a bold goal inspired by Don Winter: “1,000 extraordinary days in 100 unique locations” before their kids turn 18. Brett emphasizes defining a clear vision, building systems, hiring coaches, and embracing grit to sustain momentum. He advocates for a growth mindset over a goal mindset, citing John Maxwell and Craig Groeschel to underscore the power of momentum in achieving lasting success. Practical Advice for Aspiring Wealth Builders: For listeners not yet part of the wealth transfer wave, Brett offers actionable steps: clarify your calling, write down and visualize goals, seek mentorship, and implement systems to track progress. His journey from Cheesecake Factory to financial freedom post-2008 crash exemplifies the resilience needed to build a legacy. This episode is a must for entrepreneurs, real estate investors, and operations professionals looking to scale their businesses, plan for tax-efficient exits, and live with purpose. Brett's heartfelt story, practical strategies, and infectious passion make this a motivating and actionable conversation. Connect with Brett Swartz: Website: capitalgainstaxsolutions.com for a no-cost consultation (ideal for those with multi-million-dollar gains). More Resources: brettswartz.com for access to Brett's book, YouTube content, and podcast Build It to Billions. Book: Building a Capital Gains Tax Exit Plan available on Amazon.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction  1:27 Building a Capital Gains Tax Exit Plan 3:46 A journey that started in real estate 6:09 Here's how you get started with deferred tax 9:50 A solution to share with others 14:20 The deferred sales trust 16:16 Goal formation

SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn dive into the all-too-common struggle of "death by meetings" and share actionable strategies to reclaim your time and boost operational efficiency. Fresh off a whirlwind week of coast-to-coast travel and back-to-back meetings, Aaron and Terryn unpack the challenges of meeting overload and offer practical tips for business leaders, visionaries, and ops professionals alike.   From identifying when a meeting is truly necessary to defining clear deliverables and roles, they explore how to streamline communication and avoid the trap of endless, unproductive calls. Learn how the CoLab team leverages tools like Asana, Voxer, and Loom to cut down on unnecessary meetings, delegate effectively, and keep projects moving forward. They also discuss the importance of honoring the chain of command, respecting team downtime, and using structured systems like Level 10 meetings to foster accountability without micromanaging.   Key Takeaways: For Visionaries: Honor the chain of command by funneling ideas through your ops lead or executive assistant to avoid overwhelming your team. For Operators: Strategize rather than execute every task—delegate deliverables to the right team members to prevent burnout. For All Teams: Use automation and async tools (like voice memos or screen recordings) to share updates and reduce meeting fatigue. Pro Tip: Stick to a cadence like weekly Level 10 meetings to ensure accountability and clarity without derailing your team's focus. Tune in to discover how to escape the meeting marathon and create a more productive, intentional workflow for your business. Perfect for anyone looking to optimize operations and make every minute count!   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 2:09 How does one avoid death by a thousand meetings? 4:55 Who takes away deliverables from meetings? 11:12 How to avoid the meeting all together 16:35 Honor the chain of command 19:18 If you're gonna do a meeting, do it with structure 23:11 Action items from this conversation

SUMMARY: It's that time of year again—quarterly rocks season—and the team is here to break down how to turn your big, hairy, audacious goals (BHAGs) into manageable, bite-sized steps that drive your business forward.   In this episode, Aaron and Terryn explore the cyclical nature of setting and achieving quarterly rocks. They unpack the essentials of effective rock-setting using the SMART framework—specific, measurable, attainable, realistic, and time-bound—and share practical tips to avoid common pitfalls like overloading your rocks or mistaking KPIs for actionable projects. From the importance of annual planning (whenever it fits your business cycle) to the power of “rock parties” for team alignment, the hosts emphasize collaboration, accountability, and tracking progress with milestones. They also tackle visionary tendencies—like stacking too many ideas into one rock—and offer strategies to keep your team on track without letting “‘the blame game” derail your efforts.   Expect actionable insights rooted in the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) from Gino Wickman's Traction, blended with the Ops Experts' own twists on running Level 10 meetings and rock reviews. Plus, a reminder to celebrate your wins—because as Aaron admits, even visionaries need a nudge to pause and applaud their team's hard work.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 5:03 Making S.M.A.R.T. rocks 10:53 Everyone should be bringing ideas regarding rocks 14:22 How do people stay on track with their rocks? 19:20 Follow through matters + don't forget to celebrate

SUMMARY: In this lively episode, Terryn and Aaron dive into the dynamic tension between visionaries and operators in the world of business. The duo explores how the differing perceptions of time and execution create a "time-space continuum" that can either fuel success or spark chaos. From the visionary's lightning-fast ideas to the operator's methodical planning, they unpack real-world examples—like a client meeting earlier that day—where these two mindsets collide. The conversation covers the pitfalls of rushing ideas to market, especially in the online education space, and the importance of balancing speed with quality to avoid burnout and brand damage. With practical insights, like using bullet points for visionaries and asking “What can I stop doing?” to prioritize, Terryn and Aaron offer strategies for fostering collaboration between these essential roles. They even entertain the idea of a "SWAT team" for quick-turnaround projects, ensuring visionaries get their dopamine hit without derailing the operation. Tune in for a blend of humor, relatable stories, and actionable advice to bridge the gap between big ideas and flawless execution.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 1:51 Where are we at with that? 3:52 The danger of speed in the online education space 7:47 Visionary and operator, polar opposites 13:05 Working through implementing an idea 18:03 It's never cost you less than right now 20:17 What can I stop doing?

From Concept to Practice: Operationalizing New Tech in Law Firms With Pete Terryn   In this episode of Legal Marketing Radio, Pete Terryn, Director of Operations at New Wave Technology Partners, discusses the integration of AI in law firms. Pete, who co-founded the West Michigan AI Lab and co-hosts the podcast AI Lab Unfiltered, details his personal journey with AI, practical applications, and the importance of having an AI champion. He emphasizes that AI is accessible even for non-experts, and shares valuable insights on implementing AI while ensuring data security and proper usage policies. The conversation touches on various AI platforms, including Perplexity, Claude, and Google Gemini, and the need for broad organizational training to improve AI adoption.   00:00 Introduction to Legal Marketing Radio 00:05 Meet Pete Terryn: AI Enthusiast and Community Leader 00:56 The Evolution and Operationalization of AI 01:46 Pete's Journey into AI 03:26 Implementing AI in Organizations 08:09 Successful AI Use Cases and Policies 16:32 AI Tools and Platforms 21:46 The Future of AI and Final Thoughts 25:38 Conclusion and Farewell

SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn dive into the exciting world of working with high-profile clients and the growing trend of branded community apps. The two discuss the evolution of online communities, as Aaron and Terryn explore how visionaries like Jon Acuff, Darius Daniels, Brandon Turner, and Natasha Graziano are leveraging custom apps to connect with their audiences.   The hosts break down the pros and cons of moving from social media platforms like Facebook groups to fully branded community apps, highlighting the benefits of control, push notifications, and seamless upsell opportunities. They discuss popular platforms like Kajabi, Circle, and Mighty Networks, sharing real-world examples from their current builds and offering insights into key features like gamification, tiered memberships, and live engagement tools. Along the way, Aaron and Terryn emphasize the importance of mapping out a clear customer journey to ensure long-term value and retention—whether through live Q&As, coaching, or celebrating member wins.   Packed with practical tips and behind-the-scenes stories, this episode is a must-listen for visionaries and operators looking to build thriving, results-driven communities. Plus, stick around for a shoutout to Winston and Moose, Terryn's furry co-stars of the show! Tune in to discover how to meet your audience where they are and take your community to the next level. Have questions about platforms like Circle, Kajabi, or Mighty Networks? Drop us a message on socials—The CoLab team is here to help you bring your vision to life!   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 3:27 Working with Michael Junior 5:24 Communities coming together in apps 8:22 The benefits of push notifications in branded apps 10:49 Recurring revenue within your platform 13:13 Gamification and badges 17:07 Continuing to deliver value to your members  

SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn dive into the dynamic interplay between visionaries and operators, exploring how great ideas can either propel a business forward or get lost in the "vortex of no return." They unpack the common pitfalls when visionaries broadcast bold concepts to their teams without clear ownership or follow-through, leaving operators scrambling to pick up the pieces. From frustrations over unassigned tasks to the chaos of shifting priorities, Aaron and Terryn break down why ideas often end up in the "lost and found" basket—and how to fix it.   Tune in for practical strategies to bridge the gap between vision and execution, including the power of org charts, accountability tools like the GAP Analyzer, and the EOS Delegate and Elevate framework. The hosts share insights on assigning ownership, setting realistic timelines, and fostering clear communication to ensure new ideas gain traction without derailing ongoing work. They also offer a heartfelt nod to visionaries, encouraging them to align their big-picture thinking with team capacity and express gratitude for the doers and managers who bring their dreams to life. Whether you're a visionary with a game-changing idea or an operator keeping the engine running, this episode is packed with actionable advice to streamline collaboration, prioritize effectively, and turn inspiration into results. Plus, get bonus tips on project management and tracking progress to keep every idea on the radar. Join Aaron and Terryn for a lively, insightful discussion that'll help your team move the ball forward—together.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 1:45 The lost and found of business owners 8:01 Who should I be talking about this with? 11:16 How soon can that be done if we want to do it right? 15:15 For best results, set expectations 20:13 Creating a form for project task lists 21:38 Quick recap

SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn dive into a critical question for growing businesses: When should you outsource? They explore the key indicators that signal it's time to bring in external expertise, whether your business is scaling too fast, your internal team is struggling, or you need to tap into specialized skills. Drawing from real-world experiences—like their work with industry leaders such as Pedro Adao and insights from Michael Tucker of Nehemiah Davis' Circul of Greatness—they break down the benefits and pitfalls of outsourcing. Learn how to avoid becoming overly dependent on external vendors, negotiate for knowledge-sharing, and strategically integrate outsourced expertise into your operations.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 2:20 When to outsource 7:48 Helping people transition from one mode of business to another 11:39 Don't become overly dependent on who you're outsourcing to 20:24 What is an agency? 24:05 Funnel Hacking Live FOMO

SUMMARY: In this episode, Aaron and Terryn sit down with marketing powerhouse Michael Tucker, Chief Marketing Officer at Circle of Greatness. Michael shares his journey from humble beginnings to leading high-impact virtual events for top entrepreneurs like Nehemiah Davis. Michael dives deep into the art of over-delivering, the power of communication in leadership, and his strategies for sourcing top-tier talent globally. From building high-performing teams to streamlining operations for visionary leaders, this conversation is packed with insights for anyone looking to scale their business with smart marketing and operational excellence. Tune in to hear Michael's story, his biggest challenges, and the lessons that have shaped his success in the fast-paced world of digital marketing and virtual events.

This is our new year sorta themed episode - staring Saul, Scotch, Terryn, Tony, and Reily. Eventually we get to the topic of if you where the chief, what would you do to make the department better. But before we get there lots and lots of rants and discussions on only the most important things. Top 5 episode of all time Please patronize and support the LEO businesses that made this podcast possible. How are First Responders hitting huge fitness / body/ health goals? Don't miss this one! Fit Responder Fit Responder is the top remote coaching program for first responders around the US. Having support that understands the demands and stressors of the job helps when you need an effective and realistic action plan to make your goals reality  Follow FIT RESPONDER for tips, guides, memes, etc. https://fitresponder.com/ Fed up with a coffee company that doesn't support law enforcement? Tired of brands with terrible values? Stand against those that don't stand with you. @Respondersix, we power First Responders through political turmoil, staffing shortages, and relentless personal and physical attacks. We are First Responder-owned and based in the USA. We champion American values and what truly matters. Join us in the fight. www.respondersix.com https://www.thethinlinerockstation.com/ PMPM coins - www.ghostpatch.com PMPM Merch - https://poorly-made-police-memes.creator-spring.com/? https://linktr.ee/Poorlymadepolicememes https://www.paypal.com/ncp/payment/4MYCYDRPX8ZU4 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/poorly-made-police-memes/support

In this conversation, Shaye Koester-Wanner and Terryn Drieling explore the importance of communication in ranching, particularly during high-stress situations. They discuss the role of self-awareness and the Enneagram in understanding personal and interpersonal dynamics. The conversation emphasizes practical strategies for improving communication skills, assessing one's communication effectiveness, and managing emotional responses in challenging environments. Terryn shares insights on fostering a supportive community among ranchers and the significance of honest questions in enhancing communication.   Takeaways Self-awareness is crucial for effective communication. The Enneagram helps understand the 'why' behind behaviors. Good communication ensures safety in high-stress situations. Reflecting on past interactions aids in improving communication skills. Asking honest questions can enhance understanding and connection. Grounding techniques can help manage emotional responses. Modeling desired communication behaviors influences others. Curiosity is essential for fostering better communication. Connection and open communication are vital for family operations. Chapters   00:00 Revisiting Communication on the Ranch 05:44 The Importance of Effective Communication 08:46 Understanding the Enneagram and Self-Awareness 11:22 Assessing Communication Skills 15:34 Improving Communication Skills 18:30 Managing Emotions in High-Stress Situations 21:08 Dealing with Reactive Individuals 24:29 The Ripple Effect of Energy in Communication 27:14 Final Thoughts on Communication Resources Top Dollar Angus https://topdollarangus.com/  RancherMinds https://www.casualcattleconversations.com/ranchermind-events  Terryn's Website https://faithfamilyandbeef.com/  How to Set Goals for Your Ranch https://www.casualcattleconversations.com/ranchermind-events/p/move-the-ranch-forward-2025 

11. helmikuuta 1978 oli työntäyteinen päivä Terry Georgelle, joka työskenteli lumiauran kuljettajana pienellä kanadalaisella lentokentällä. Koko päivän oli tupruttanut lunta, ja oli Terryn vastuulla pitää kentän ainoa kiitotie mahdollisimman puhtaana saapuvia lentoja varten. Hänen työpäivänsä kuitenkin keskeytyi kammottavalla tavalla, kun hän erään kerran kiitotietä auratessaan sattui vilkaisemaan olkansa yli ja näkemään siellä valtavan matkustajalentokoneen. Kone oli laskeutumassa – vain muutaman sadan metrin päässä Terrystä.Sähköposti: hiljaisiahuutoja@gmail.comInstagram & TikTok: hiljaisiahuutojaMusiikki: https://soundcloud.com/santer1 (yhteys: santericorp@gmail.com)Jakson lähdeluettelo: https://tinyurl.com/59lahteet

SUMMARY: In this episode Aaron, Terryn, and Savannah sit down with Stephen Diaz, CEO of The Rainmaker Family, to explore his remarkable journey from wedding photography to building a multi-million dollar brand. Stephen shares how The Rainmaker Family empowers moms to achieve time freedom, financial abundance, and a lasting legacy through eCommerce. Stephen opens up about the challenges of creative entrepreneurship, scaling operations, and releasing control—key factors in transforming his business from burnout to exponential growth. The conversation touches on the power of systems like EOS, the art of scaling a business without losing creativity, and the importance of empowering others to lead. Stephen and his wife Chelsea have truly turned their passion for freedom and family into a thriving business that not only changed their lives but the lives of countless other families. From practical advice on scaling a brand using platforms like Amazon to insights into creating viral marketing content, this episode is packed with actionable takeaways for anyone looking to grow their business. Tune in for an inspiring and insightful discussion on scaling operations, leadership, and creating a lasting impact.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 4:31 Stephen's story and The Rainmaker Family 12:11 From avoiding ops to truly valuing ops 16:03 Actually releasing tasks to people on your team 18:43 If you don't want to have to create ads all the time

SUMMARY: In this episode, we dive into the world of calendar scheduling tools, discussing the pros and cons of popular options like Calendly, Koalendar, and OnceHub. Terryn and Savannah share their personal experiences and insights into the features, pricing, and usability of these platforms, helping you find the right tool to streamline your scheduling process. We kick things off with a deep dive into Calendly, a favorite for its simplicity and robust free version, perfect for individuals and small teams. We explore how it helps avoid the back-and-forth of scheduling emails, and when it makes sense to upgrade to the paid version for advanced features like round-robin scheduling and form integrations. Next, we take a look at Koalendar, a newer player with a cute koala logo but fewer free features. Despite its appealing branding, we uncover some limitations that may make it less attractive compared to other options. Finally, we explore OnceHub, formerly known as ScheduleOnce, known for its advanced features like workflow automation, high security, and a comprehensive free version. We discuss why it could be a powerful tool for larger teams or those needing advanced scheduling capabilities, despite some nuanced pricing details. Tune in to learn which scheduling tool might be the best fit for your needs, and avoid common pitfalls when choosing a solution for your business.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 2:05 Calendly 8:58 Koalender 14:34 Once Hub

Married couple Terryn Westbrook (The new Matlock) and Jon Button (Touring Bassist for The Who) put their marriage on the line as they tackle questions about paintings, 90's TV, World Universities, Monopoly and famous music venues. Terryn is playing for Moms Demand Action while Jon is playing for Education Through Music Los Anegles. Be sure to subscribe, rate and review wherever you listen to pods and follow us @youshouldknowbetterpod!

SUMMARY: In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Terryn and Savannah interview Adriana Lane, an experienced professional with a rich background in technology and operations. Adriana discusses her journey through various industry-disrupting companies, such as Yelp, Uber, and a cannabis payment startup, sharing insights into how these roles shaped her approach to business operations and leadership. Adriana emphasizes the importance of problem-solving in leadership, recounting a pivotal learning moment from a past manager that transformed her approach to managing teams and business challenges. She also discusses her current role with Pace Morby and Cody Barton, expressing excitement about the potential to turn their umbrella company into a household name through strategic branding and operational excellence. Throughout the conversation, Adriana highlights the importance of adaptability, communication, and long-term vision in overcoming hurdles and driving company success. She advocates for a solutions-oriented mindset and the value of tracking trends over time to identify operational efficiencies. The episode provides listeners with valuable lessons on leadership, problem-solving, and the impact of innovative thinking in the operations world.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and get to know Adriana Lane of Manifest U 4:01 How Adriana got started in operations 7:40 It's all in how you say it 12:30 The sudden focus changes that happen with work 14:19 The best ways to communicate with your team 16:25 A shared appreciation for Asana 18:06 Good advice for younger operations pros  

SUMMARY:  In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, join hosts Terryn, Savannah, and Ben as they dive deep into the world of landing page builders. With so many options available, how do you choose the right platform for your business? They explore popular tools like ClickFunnels, WordPress, Wix, Squarespace, and Weebly, discussing their features, pros, cons, and ideal use cases. Ben starts off with ClickFunnels, a widely used platform for building landing pages quickly and easily. He shares insights on its pricing tiers and functionality, highlighting its simplicity and ease of use for newcomers. However, he also points out limitations in customization and features like the affiliate program and CRM capabilities. Next, Savannah and Terryn delve into WordPress, a versatile platform with endless customization possibilities through plugins. They discuss its suitability for membership sites and the importance of having a knowledgeable tech team to manage its complexities. Savannah also shares her experience with Wix and Squarespace, comparing their ease of use, pricing, and features. She emphasizes the user-friendly nature of Squarespace and its seamless integration with Google Workspace, making it a favorite among small businesses. Finally, they touch on Weebly, recently acquired by Square, which offers unique advantages for businesses using Square as their point of sale. They explore its functionality and how it integrates with Square's ecosystem.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and the value of a retention specialist 10:31 The many ways to make landing pages starting with Click Funnels 19:09 The Wordpress blog 24:21 Wix  and Squarespace and Weebly with Savannah

SUMMARY: In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Aaron, Terryn, and Savannah interview Dan Tau, a customer retention specialist for Pedro Adao, to explore the challenges and strategies of retaining customers, particularly in online entrepreneurship. They discuss the importance of nurturing the initial "yes" from customers and the potential fragility of that commitment, especially when customers face personal doubts or financial difficulties. Dan shares his experiences and insights, emphasizing the need for a compassionate, heart-centered approach in customer retention. He recounts stories of turning potentially negative situations into positive outcomes by listening to customers' concerns, understanding their circumstances, and offering flexible solutions. The conversation also highlights the importance of having dedicated retention specialists who can handle sensitive issues with empathy and understanding, distinguishing retention efforts from collections, which can often feel impersonal and harsh. Savannah and Terryn add their perspectives on the operational aspects of customer support and retention, underscoring the value of having a structured team approach. They stress that while customer service can handle initial complaints, having a retention specialist to escalate more complex cases ensures that customers receive the attention and care they need, which in turn benefits the company by fostering loyalty and potentially increasing future sales. This episode provides valuable insights for businesses looking to improve their customer retention strategies by focusing on human-centered interactions and thoughtful, personalized solutions.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and retention not collections 8:17 Reminding people of the value 10:16 The operations to retention connection 15:28 Turning angry people into happy people  19:01 The learned habit of listening first 22:39 The experience of working with Collab Team

SUMMARY: Join hosts Terryn, Savannah, and Ben in this episode of The Ops Experts Club as they explore some of the coolest tools designed to enhance your operations workflow. From making your emails more readable to optimizing your copywriting process, discover tools that can save you time and improve your productivity. Highlights: Hemingway App: Learn how this free app helps you write clearer, more readable emails by highlighting adverbs, passive voice, and complex sentences. Perfect for ensuring your messages are easy to understand and act upon. Jasper: Explore the advanced features of this AI-driven copywriting tool, which simplifies the writing process with user-friendly templates and tone adjustment options. Ideal for anyone looking to streamline their content creation without extensive input. Grammarly: Savannah introduces Grammarly as a comprehensive writing assistant that combines features of Hemingway and Jasper. With tone customization, correctness checks, and browser plugins, Grammarly helps refine your writing across various platforms, whether you're drafting emails or social media posts. Tune in to hear practical insights and firsthand experiences with these tools, and find out which one might be the best fit for your operations needs. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting, these cool tools will help you communicate more effectively and efficiently.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 The structure of creativity 6:55 Copy Cool Tools 8:07 The free Hemingway app 12:27 The Apple version of ChatGPT? 19:17 Grammerly

SUMMARY: In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Terryn and Ben interview Mason Williams, the founder of Evandigital Content. Mason shares his journey from a creative intern to a seasoned video producer and content creator, emphasizing the crucial balance between creativity and operational efficiency. He discusses the challenges of managing creative processes under tight deadlines and how structured planning can alleviate issues like writer's block. Mason highlights the importance of integrating creativity within operational parameters, using analogies like music and boxing. He also delves into the dynamic world of social media content creation, stressing the significance of consistency and the art of distilling long-form content into impactful short videos. Mason provides practical tips on handling vast content libraries, ensuring quality while meeting deadlines, and the importance of having a cohesive message.  Tune in for valuable insights into digital content creation, managing client expectations, and mastering the balance between creativity and structure.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and creatives who understand ops 2:55 What if you're not feeling very creative? 6:56 How Mason got started in video creation 8:40 The power of reels today 15:35 How do you know what makes for good content? 17:57 The mindset of a Youtube audience

SUMMARY: In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Terryn and Ben discuss the resurgence of webinars, comparing tools like Zoom, Zoho, GoToWebinar, and EverWebinar. They highlight the cost-effectiveness and features of these platforms, emphasizing the importance of making webinars engaging and interactive. Terryn and Ben delve into the strategic value of webinars in modern marketing, noting their ability to showcase expertise, engage audiences, and drive sales. This episode provides essential insights into product design, customer engagement, and effective marketing strategies.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Value ladders and things learned from Scott Benham 8:51 The comeback of webinars 10:56 The unholy pricing of Zoom webinars 12:26 More reasonably priced options for webinars  24:04 Storage isn't the only thing you pay for 

Dive into a captivating bonus episode of Sista Brunch, broadcasting directly from USC's campus in collaboration with Black Girls Film Camp.  Join host Fanshen Cox as she welcomes Terryn Pinder, a Black Girls Film Camp alumna whose short film "Desquamated" explores complex themes of body image through a sci-fi horror lens.  The episode also features a special guest, Chassidy Jade, a trailblazing film editor and indie director known for her work on major films like "Everything Everywhere All at Once" and "Creed III." Chassidy discusses her unique journey into the world of film editing, the challenges and triumphs of the craft, and her passion for empowering female artists in the film industry. This insightful discussion not only highlights the importance of mentorship and development in the arts but also showcases the powerful impact of Black Girls Film Camp in nurturing new talent. YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/OJ_6mXv2pZg IG Profiles: Interview Host: @fanshencox  @sistabrunchpodcast Black Girls Film Camp Alumni Co-host: @terrynpinder Guest: @editbaejade Alumni Co-hosts from @blackgirlsfilmcamp Editor: @ekulnesta DP & Colorist: @kholih Audio recordists: @msgoodygudi @winstorm68

SUMMARY: In this engaging episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Aaron, Terryn, and Savannah sit down with Scott, a seasoned operations expert, to delve into his unique professional journey. Scott shares his fascinating story of transitioning from working with renowned leadership guru John Maxwell to partnering with dynamic entrepreneur Pedro Adao. Discover how Scott navigated these two distinct worlds, driven by a combination of divine guidance and strategic decision-making. He recounts the serendipitous encounters and pivotal moments that shaped his career, including the unexpected way he connected with Pedro and the lessons learned along the way. Scott emphasizes the importance of embracing challenges, simplifying complexities, and fostering team growth. Listen as he reveals his philosophy on making oneself irreplaceable, then gradually training and empowering others to take over, ultimately ensuring sustainable success for the organization. Join us for an inspiring conversation that highlights the power of purpose, the value of perseverance, and the impact of thoughtful leadership. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, Scott's insights are sure to resonate and inspire. Tune in to learn how you too can simplify the complex, build effective teams, and achieve lasting impact in your career.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and looking to receive 8:57 John Maxwell and looking for a problem 14:14 Simplify the complex 19:09 Be humble enough to recreate yourself

SUMMARY: In this inspiring episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Savannah and Terryn dive into the fascinating world of chatbots and AI with RJ Redden, the mastermind behind Black Belt Bots. RJ shares her journey from a young first grader helping kindergartners learn to skate to becoming a renowned expert in leveraging technology to create epic client experiences. RJ's passion for awakening people to the potential within their grasp shines through as she discusses her early love for connecting people to their dreams and the power of technology. She recounts her first encounter with chatbots, her excitement about AI, and how she combines these tools to help clients create personalized and engaging experiences. RJ's storytelling takes us on a journey from her childhood, painting a vivid picture of her unique upbringing in a unicorn-painted school bus, to her present-day role as a bridge between visionaries and technical experts. She emphasizes the importance of using imagination and creativity to solve problems and make clients' lives better. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how RJ approaches her work, the importance of staying curious, and the joy of making technology accessible to everyone. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of operations, technology, and visionary thinking. Key Topics Covered: RJ's early experiences inspiring and teaching others The transformative power of chatbots and AI in marketing and client engagement The journey of starting Black Belt Bots and creating impactful solutions RJ's unique childhood adventure living in a unicorn-painted school bus The importance of being a bridge between visionaries and technical experts Overcoming the hurdles of perfectionism in software development The role of imagination and creativity in problem-solving Making technology accessible and user-friendly for clients Minute by Minute: 0:00 RJ, a weird niche genius with computers 4:05 But how did she get there? 7:56 Another tool to learn or something to push us forward 9:43 RJ's first chatbot 15:28 A super hero origin story 22:20 Letting go of the perfectionism of development 23:49 To be the bridge of vision and operations 26:25 Serve and invite 27:12 A message for the beginning bot builder

SUMMARY: In this exciting episode of The Ops Experts Clubs Podcast, hosts Terryn and Savannah sit down with Kellie Hanno, the dynamic project manager of Manifest U. Kellie shares her unique journey from healthcare to the fast-paced world of real estate media management, offering a treasure trove of insights into startup life and project management. Join us as Kellie discusses her multifaceted role at Manifest U, a media company serving the brands of real estate moguls Pace Morby and Cody Barton. Learn about the diverse responsibilities she juggles, from developing info products and running memberships to managing customer service and marketing operations. Kellie dives deep into the tools that keep Manifest U running smoothly, including Kajabi, Kaep, and the strategic shift from Discord to Kajabi's community feature. She also reflects on the essential skills she's transferred from her healthcare background to her current role, emphasizing the importance of clear, concise communication in driving business success. This episode is packed with valuable advice for anyone involved in startups, project management and more. Whether you're looking for tips on improving customer experience, managing a growing team, or navigating the challenges of a rapidly evolving company, Kellie's experience and insights are sure to inspire and inform. Tune in for a rich conversation about overcoming hurdles, embracing growth, and the relentless pursuit of creating raving fans in the world of real estate media.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and welcome to the show Kellie Hanno 4:51 Working with Kajabi's new platform feature: Community 7:52 The path that Kellie took 10:59 How a startup feels now vs then 17:07 A piece of advice from Kellie today to Kellie 3 years ago 18:38 Has a background in healthcare helping in operations?

Trix makes an attempt at dinner but unfortunately is heavy handed with the seasoning, burns the bottom of the pot and adds too much thickener to the stew. Left with a barely palatable, wallpaper paste like stew, the six adventurers struggle through dinner and conversation alike. Rou, Amara and Trix learn that the new group ran into Terryn while he was part of the caravan and found out about the missing children. They've been traveling to try and find some answers before heading into the desert and were attacked while setting up camp.Hearing this, Rou shares what they know about the situation, leaving out their knowledge of the prophecy and the Seven Swords. When Indy asks if they know if a reward is being offered, Rou realizes Eight never shared that bit. Indy and Rou decide it's best for them to join up, and despite Amara's attempt to dissuade she only angers Sierra. Eventually the tension eases and they realize that, with the threat of a dragon and other potentially dangerous beasts wandering, they're better off together than apart. Before heading to bed, the group decides on an arrangement for the night watches, with Dassana and Rou first up.Follow Dax @GM_Dax, Kappa @TheKappaChris, Sebastian @sebastianyue and Wren @ThornyDryad EPISODE CREDITS: Produced by DaxOpening theme music, editing and mixing by WrenLogo Artwork design by JessieCharacter Artwork design by RiyuskiSegment music and sound effects licensed through Epidemic SoundLINKS:Be sure to follow and tag Roads Uncharted on Twitter and Bluesky!

SUMMARY: Join hosts Aaron, Terryn, and Ben as they delve into the intricate world of business operations with special guest Josh Bear, the COO of WAG. In this compelling episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, Josh offers an insider's perspective on how WAG manages a diverse portfolio of businesses and provides invaluable insights into their innovative approach to entrepreneurship. The conversation kicks off with Josh providing an overview of WAG's unique business model, which involves managing businesses for clients across various industries. From running Amazon stores to venturing into solar and trucking, WAG serves as the operations team behind these enterprises, allowing clients to leverage their expertise while sharing in the profits. As Josh shares his journey from the Army to becoming a key figure in the business world, listeners gain a deeper understanding of the strategic decision-making process behind WAG's expansion into new industries. Josh's personal story underscores the importance of adaptability, resilience, and the pursuit of a meaningful legacy in the face of challenges. Throughout the episode, Josh offers candid insights into the complexities of managing multiple businesses and the importance of proactive leadership. From navigating regulatory hurdles in the trucking industry to leveraging YouTube for business growth, Josh provides practical advice for aspiring entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals alike. Tune in to gain exclusive insights from one of the industry's brightest minds and discover how WAG is redefining the art of business operations one venture at a time. Don't miss out on this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast!   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction 2:32 What is WAG? 5:36 Choosing the different industries that WAG is involved with 8:05 Where to spend time when you work with 17 different companies 9:52 The surprising complexity of the trucking industry 14:24 From Youtube into all of this

Today we have Terryn Drieling, a rural relationship guide and founder of the Good Movement Collective, a coaching program and community for rural women looking for growth and guidance in confidence, self-awareness, and communication. Our ranching/rural lifestyle is unique but has specific challenges as our lives are so integrated with family, friends, and coworkers. That means communication can be an obstacle and something we've overlooked culturally and collectively. But it's the foundation of everything from your ranch operation to your marriage, so how do we get better at communication?   Terryn shares her background of what she learned in stockmanship with “good movement draws good movement” and how she applies it to human relationships. You'll hear what Terryn finds are some of the biggest hurdles to good communication as well as tips to drive better communication. Her framework breaks down self-awareness and social-awareness and that as relational beings, we need community. How can you come across curious instead of critical during communication? Listen to today's episode to learn more.   Resources & Links: Learn more about Cowgirls Over Coffee Membership Community Join the Cowgirls Over Coffee Membership Community waitlist   Connect with Terryn  Follow on Instagram @terryn.drieling Visit her website Follow on Facebook @faithfamilyandbeef Listen to her Podcast Good Movement Draws Good Movement Join Terryn's Start With You Mastermind  Sign up to learn more about the Good Movement Collective   Connect with Thea and the community: Follow on Instagram @thea.does.the.things and @cowgirlsovercoffee Follow on Facebook @cowgirlsovercoffee   Make sure to hit subscribe/follow so you never miss a convo!

SUMMARY:   In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Terryn, Ben, and Savannah delve into the realm of collaborative tools, spotlighting Markup.io as their latest discovery. From the outset, the hosts express their enthusiasm for innovative solutions in the ever-expanding toolkit of modern professionals. Terryn shares his encounter with Markup.io, a tool that seamlessly integrates feedback and collaboration into website design and beyond. As they explore its functionalities, the hosts highlight its capacity to streamline communication, particularly in remote work setups. The ability to pinpoint specific elements for feedback and collaboration emerges as a game-changer in the collaborative landscape. Getting into Markup.io's versatility, extending beyond website design to encompass various content types like images, PDFs, and videos. The hosts speculate on potential use cases, from course portals to project management workflows. Savannah uncovers Markup.io's integrations with project management tools like Asana, sparking excitement about its potential to enhance workflow efficiency. They envision a future where Markup.io seamlessly integrates into existing processes, reducing the need for manual back-and-forth communication. In a lighthearted turn, the hosts share personal anecdotes and experiences with Markup.io and related tools, offering insights into their creative processes and workflows. From bedtime stories to bug tracking, they illustrate the tool's adaptability and its potential to spark creativity in unexpected ways. Overall, the episode offers a comprehensive exploration of Markup.io's capabilities and its impact on collaborative workflows, leaving listeners inspired to integrate this innovative tool into their toolkit.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction & thirsty Thursday 1:32 Following up on the discussion with Marc Jeffery 7:18 A cool tool: Markup.io 13:44 Taking advantage of “integrate” in Markup 19:06 ChatGPT and Midjourney for bedtime stories 21:06 Markup Alternative, Ruttl

SUMMARY: In this captivating episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Terryn, Ben and Savannah sit down with Marc Jeffery, Chief Strategy Officer to Dharius Daniels, for an inspiring conversation about entrepreneurship, resilience, and the power of recognizing opportunities in chaos. Marc shares his journey from working for Bishop Jakes at the Potter's house to becoming a successful entrepreneur and business owner. He recounts a pivotal moment in his life when a health scare led to a mountain of medical bills, pushing him to seek alternative ways to generate income. Despite facing uncertainty, Marc turned adversity into opportunity by leveraging his skills and network to launch his own consulting agency. The conversation delves into the importance of adapting to change in the fast-paced digital landscape. Marc reflects on the need to stay ahead of the curve and embrace partnerships to scale and grow effectively. He emphasizes the significance of recognizing one's strengths and delegating tasks for the greater benefit of the organization, even if it means letting go of tasks that one loves. Listeners gain valuable insights into the mindset shift required to navigate challenges and seize opportunities for personal and professional growth. Marc's story serves as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of embracing change. Tune in to this episode to discover how to turn chaos into opportunity and unlock your full potential in the ever-evolving world of business and technology.   Minute by Minute:   0:00 Introduction and getting to know Marc 5:02 A bit about the publishing industry 9:28 Where Marc feels most successful  10:47 A special hospital visit 15:49 Turning a side hustle into a career 19:28 Staying ahead of the times

SUMMARY: Jump into a dynamic episode of The Ops Experts Club podcast with Savannah, Terryn, and Ben as they reflect on their conversation with Kimberly Remedies of Rainmaker Family. They share key takeaways on driving business growth, from the art of implementing robust systems to enhancing customer experiences and the strategic benefits of hiring from within the community. The team also tackles overcoming imposter syndrome, leveraging tools like Asana for task management, and the importance of metrics in operations. This compact discussion is filled with practical advice, personal experiences, and insights into Kimberly's growth and learning within the fast-paced environment of Rainmaker Family. Tune in for a concentrated blend of inspiration and actionable strategies for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of scaling a business and mastering operations management.

On this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Terryn, Ben, and Savannah welcome Kimberly Remedies to share her remarkable journey from being the go-to "yes girl" to becoming an operational linchpin at Rainmakers. Kimberly opens up about her path of personal and professional development in the world of online entrepreneurship. Kimberly's tale is one of resilience, from embracing every opportunity for innovation to overcoming self-doubt and imposter syndrome. Her strategic thinking, coupled with a relentless pursuit of improvement, highlights the journey of developing into an operations virtuoso. This episode is rich with Kimberly's reflections on pivotal challenges and the strategies that propelled her forward, offering listeners a roadmap from embracing humility to championing operational excellence. This session promises not only inspiration but also actionable insights for those looking to carve a niche in operations. Tune in for a conversation filled with lessons on growth, adaptability, and the courage to transform challenges into stepping stones for success. Whether you're an aspiring ops expert or an entrepreneur refining your craft, Kimberly's journey offers valuable wisdom for navigating the digital business landscape.

EPISODE SUMMARY: Welcome back to another fun episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast!  In this episode, the Aaron, Terryn and Ben reflect on their recent interview with Jaime Gniewosz (episode 12), an operations expert from team Pedro Adeo, 828 Media, and Crush It With Challenges. Jaime brings a wealth of experience from her corporate HR background and has seamlessly transitioned into the fast-paced entrepreneurial world. Ben kicks off the discussion by sharing his fascinating conversation with Jaime about her journey from the structured corporate world to the dynamic chaos of entrepreneurship. They explore the shift from long-term project planning to the concept of Minimal Viable Products (MVPs), highlighting the importance of adaptability and quick decision-making. Aaron shares his experience of hiring Jaime and witnessing her remarkable ability to thrive in a high-pressure environment. They discuss how Jaime's background in banking contrasts the challenges of working with visionary leaders like Pedro Adeo, emphasizing the importance of finding balance amidst the chaos. The hosts delve into the challenges of working with visionaries who constantly generate new ideas and the need for operations professionals to provide strategic guidance while maintaining boundaries. They discuss the delicate art of managing expectations and communicating potential risks without dampening the visionary's enthusiasm. Aaron reflects on the importance of setting boundaries, especially when working from home, and shares practical tips for maintaining work-life balance. The hosts emphasize the need for operations professionals to prioritize their well-being and establish clear boundaries to prevent burnout. As the conversation wraps up, the hosts offer insights into the importance of transitioning out of work mode at the end of the day and share personal strategies for disconnecting and recharging. Whether it's taking a walk, engaging in evening activities with loved ones, or practicing visualization techniques, finding ways to switch off is crucial for maintaining productivity and overall well-being. Join Aaron, Terryn, and Ben as they explore the challenges and rewards of navigating the fast-paced world of operations in this engaging episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast!   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Jaime interview recap 4:07 The concept of MVP 7:34 Balancing the visionary's ideas with customer experience pain points 10:34 How to set boundaries especially working from home   P.S. Curious of how some of the biggest names have scaled their business to the next level? Check out some of our BEST content on this topic by going here...plus it's FREE! :) https://www.foundationsthatscale.com/level-up FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/opsexpertsclub Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ops.experts.club

In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, hosts Aaron, Terryn, and Ben dive deep into the great conversation they had with Eliza Goldhardt, featured in episode 5. Eliza's illustrious career path, spanning diverse industries, offers a treasure trove of insights and inspiration not just for women, but for all those looking to continuously build on their experience. The trio reflects on Eliza's exceptional journey, starting with her unexpected ventures into the auto industry, a realm rarely explored by many. Eliza's ability to seamlessly integrate lessons learned from previous roles, notably from her tenure at Qualtrics, showcases her adaptability and prowess in navigating various professional landscapes. What stands out most is Eliza's unwavering determination and foresight, evident in her approach to temporary roles. As an Executive Assistant with bigger aspirations, Eliza's confidence in her upward mobility resonates powerfully, setting her apart as a true go-getter. Furthermore, the hosts explore the dynamic role of Executive Assistants like Eliza in managing multiple visionaries simultaneously. Drawing parallels to their own experiences, they emphasize the invaluable support provided by skilled professionals in enabling leaders to stay focused on their strengths. The conversation delves into the significance of clear job descriptions and delineated roles within organizations. By keeping individuals in their respective lanes of brilliance, teams can minimize inefficiencies and streamline communication, ultimately driving success. Listeners gain valuable insights into the strategic impact of aligning roles with organizational goals, as exemplified by Eliza's transformative influence on Prime Corporate Services. Her adept management of critical metrics and implementation of streamlined processes underscore the pivotal role of effective operations in driving business growth. Join Aaron, Terryn, and Ben as they unravel the profound lessons learned from Eliza's journey, offering actionable strategies for optimizing organizational performance and fostering a culture of empowerment and collaboration. Tune in to this illuminating episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast to unlock the keys to professional excellence and organizational success.   Minute by Minute: 0:00 Recap of Eliza Interview 6:51 Working with big time leaders 14:33 The Gap Analyzer to see where you're spending your time

This week we are honored and excited to welcome actress and writer and educator Terryn Westbrook to Mothering Heights! Terryn has been working in the biz for twenty-five years, and in our conversation we discuss what it was like to work with David Lynch (again and again) and how she got the gig (great story), what it was like to work with Christopher Guest (again and again), and I bet you can't even hear the envy in Leonora's heart. Truly, this episode is rife with great anecdotes and advice and wisdom, and Terryn's humor and warmth shine through. Thank you to all who've tuned in! Please share and rate and review and follow the show! Check out Terryn at the links below: https://www.terrynwestbrook.com/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1382044/  

SUMMARY: In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, join hosts Aaron, Terryn, and Savannah as they converse with Jess Andrews, COO of Advance Your Reach. Jess narrates her remarkable transition from the oil and gas sector to leading Eternal Ventures, embodying the shift from a hands-on role to strategic leadership. Jess discusses the significance of setting clear goals, accountability, and mastering the art of leading without getting lost in the details, akin to being a 'general contractor' in leadership. Her insights provide a roadmap for overcoming imposter syndrome and mastering delegation. Be inspired to carve your path to professional growth and operational excellence. This episode is a goldmine for anyone seeking to break free from their comfort zone and step into a leadership role with confidence. Minute by Minute: 0:00 Introduction and welcome to the show Jess Andrews of Advance Your Reach 3:24 Jess' origin story 9:51 Struggling with impostor syndrome never goes away 14:08 Accountability: why you don't want to get on the wrong side of the horns with Jess 20:16 The importance of leadership 26:02 Moving from doing into thinking   Want to learn more? P.S. Curious of how some of the biggest names have scaled their business to the next level? Check out some of our BEST content on this topic by going here...plus it's FREE! :) Click Here to Level Up!

  Are you leveraging the right tools to elevate your business operations, or are you missing out on key opportunities for growth?  In this episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, Terryn and Ben delve into their collaboration with Darren from Prime Corporate Services to explore essential business tools. Discover how Salesforce plays a crucial role in scaling operations, learn about Mail-Tester.com for email efficiency, and Restream with OBS for multi-platform content streaming. As an added bonus, you will gain valuable strategies for enhancing your social media engagement.  Tune in for an insightful discussion on leveraging the right tools to enhance your business operations!   Wanting to know more? P.S. Curious of how some of the biggest names have scaled their business to the next level? Check out some of our BEST content on this topic by going here...plus it's FREE! :) Click Here to Level Up!  

In the latest episode of The Ops Experts Club Podcast, Aaron, Terryn, and Savannah ignite a heated debate on the best scheduling tools: Calendly vs. Schedule Once. They dissect the nuances and user experiences of these platforms, offering insights to enhance your time management. The conversation then shifts to the fascinating world of AI, exploring ChatGPT's capabilities in crafting SOPs and its impact on creative processes. Delve into how AI blends with human ingenuity in operational efficiency and copywriting, tackling both the benefits and ethical considerations. ‌Tune in for a blend of lively banter and insightful exploration into the world of AI and operational tools on The Ops Experts Club Podcast.     P.S. Curious of how some of the biggest names have scaled their business to the next level? Check out some of our BEST content on this topic by going here...plus it's FREE! :) Click Here to Level Up!

Dive into a unique career transformation on The Ops Experts Club Podcast, where hosts Aaron, Terryn, and Savannah chat with Tabby Kler, Accounting Manager at Eternal Ventures LLC. From nursing school to a leading role in accounting, Tabby's journey under Pete Vargas III's mentorship reveals the power of embracing change in one's career. In this episode, Tabby discusses her evolution from a hands-on finance specialist to a managerial role, sharing the challenges and insights of learning to delegate and lead effectively. The conversation also covers the importance of setting boundaries and striking a balance in professional roles. Tune in to explore the intricacies of career growth and the transition from doing to leading, all through Tabby's inspiring story. This episode offers valuable lessons for anyone navigating their own professional journey.

On today's episode, we have special guest Terryn Drieling and we're talking all about the Enneagram, how it can expedite self awareness, and how it can help us improve both our personal and professional relationships. Terryn shares her Good Movement theory and how it correlates to both livestock and humans and helps us improve our communication. Terryn Drieling grew up on a small feed yard in Northeast Nebraska. She now lives and works on a large ranch in the Sandhills with her husband and their three kids. She believes the stockmanship principle of good movement applies no matter what species we're interacting with.  Over the past several years, she's taken what she knows about that principle, studied the Enneagram, read countless books on brain science, psychology, generational trauma, and communication. Terryn has used what she's learned to develop her “Good Movement” coaching and trainings, and started the Good Movement Draws Good Movement podcast to help fellow farmers, ranchers, and rural folk improve communication and grow relationally.   Resources & Links: Terryn's Poor Woman's Latte recipe When the Body Says No The Road Back to You Get our FREE resource for Writing a Strong Job Description Get our FREE resource for Making the Most of Your Internship Email us at hello@ofthewest.co Join the Of The West Email List List your jobs on Of The West   Connect with Terryn: Follow/subscribe to her podcast, Good Movement Draws Good Movement Follow on Instagram @terryn.drieling Check out her website   Connect with Jessie: Follow on Instagram @ofthewest.co and @mrsjjarv Follow on Facebook @jobsofthewest Check out the Of The West website Be sure to subscribe/follow the show so you never miss an episode!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Terryn Drieling is our guest today! Terryn lives and works on a large ranch with her family and also helps other farmers and ranchers improve their communication. She talks about how she uses the principles of 'good movement', a term used in the context of low-stress cattle handling, and applies these principles in human interaction to improve communication and relationships. Terryn shares her story of feed yard management to ranching, dealing with different personality types in agriculture, and the powerful role of self-awareness in individual growth. She also discusses how she uses the Enneagram system during her one-on-one coaching and group training sessions for ag industry individuals. Check Terryn out on all the places: Instagram - @terryn.drieling Podcast - Good Movement Draws Good Movement Facebook - @faithfamilyandbeef Website - faithfamilyandbeef.com :::Make sure you click FOLLOW to keep up to date on weekly episodes released. :::If you are craving more, you can find me over on Instagram @dawnmarie.co

Welcome to the Ops Experts Club Podcast! (Early 2024) What does it take to run 7 and 8 Figure privately launched businesses? It takes a lot more than one entrepreneur - it takes a team of people who can get granular enough to push the overall vision forward. Aaron, Terryn and Savannah have supported big name entrepreneurs such as: Pete Vargas III, Pace Morby, Pedro Adao, Keith Yackey, Dr. Dharius Daniels, Steve Harwood and more. What allows these BIG NAME entrepreneurs to scale is a team like this. The Collab Team has been under the hood and in the trenches with all sorts of businesses, learned a lot of lessons and gained a TON of insights into what works in entrepreneurship and today.  These conversations will let you in on the operations secrets, details and just fun stories of some majorly successful companies operating today. Come meet the people behind the people with The Ops Experts Club Podcast!  P.S. Curious of how some of the biggest names have scaled their business to the next level? Check out some of our BEST content on this topic by going here...plus it's FREE! :)

I'm honored to have my good friend, Terryn Drieling, on the podcast today! We dive more into ‘good movement draws good movement' (the signature concept Terryn shares and teaches about), what the Enneagram is and all of the specific types in detail, how to begin improving communication in your relationships and work, and more. Terryn Drieling is a born and raised Nebraska girl. She's married to her favorite human, and together they're raising three awesome young humans. She likes her shades big and her hills sandy (read – she likes big sunglasses and resides + ranches in the Nebraska Sandhills). Terryn is the instagrammer formerly known as faith family and beef. And while faith, family, and beef will always be her top priorities, she's recently stepped into a new purpose - that of drawing good movement, helping others grow relationally through self-awareness, understanding, and effective communication.   In this episode, we will cover: Terryn's initial experience with the concept ‘good movement draws good movement', and how that's impacted and led her to sharing & teaching in the online space How Terryn first learned about the Enneagram + how it relates to good movement A deep dive into what the Enneagram actually is and the specific types  Simple ways you can begin improving communication in your relationships, work, and more How the concept of ‘good movement draws good movement' can lead to better communication, more kindness, less stress, and much more   Resources & Links: The Road Back to You [affiliate link] The Path Between Us [affiliate link] Gather in Growth Sponsorship Inquiry Learn more about ASCEND retreats and get on my email list to get all the updates! Join one of my Masterminds!  Get your Monthly Mileage Tracker here Learn more about my speaking Get your YouDoYou32 tracker! (82's little sister!) Get your #YouDoYou82 tracker and join the Facebook community! Gather in Growth podcast produced by: Jill Carr Podcasting   Connect with Terryn: Follow on Instagram @terryn.drieling and Facebook @faithfamilyandbeef Check out her website Subscribe/follow her podcast, Good Movement Draws Good Movement   Connect with Emily: Follow on Instagram and Facebook Join my email list Check out my website Connect with on LinkedIn   Be sure to hit subscribe so you never miss the latest episode! Find the complete show notes here: https://www.emilyreuschel.com/073-using-the-enneagram-kindness-and-communication-to-draw-good-movement-with-terryn-drieling

We finish up Terryn's interview where she shares some stories she was told by other family members. One is about a talking cow, a snake man, thousands of whispering voices, Owls talking Indian, and I share a few dreams I had about our Grandpa Teddy Williamson. Thanks for tuning in!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lodge-tales/donations

Terryn and I continue our conversation in which we talk about Bigfoot, Little People, and a Ghost Car at Ghost Ridge. Then Mike Connelly comes back on for more stories! He tells us about the devil on Townpump, a retelling of the entity jumping in front of cars on Snowshed, a Devil that chases a man on the railroad tracks by Depot Coulee, and a spirit that talks to inmates at the Jail in Browning. Enjoy!Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/lodge-tales/donations