Podcast appearances and mentions of tracy cotton

Lisa Atkins and Tracy Cotton on DTB! DisruptHR Chattanooga Event! PLUS - Some Superhero Talk! This was fun! Find out more about their event: https://disrupthrchattanooga.org/ Please consider supporting the podast by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/duringthebreakpodcast THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Granite Garage Floors of Chattanooga: https://granitegaragefloors.com/location/chattanooga Vascular Institute of Chattanooga: https://www.vascularinstituteofchattanooga.com/ The Barn Nursery: https://www.barnnursery.com/ Optimize U Chattanooga: https://optimizeunow.com/chattanooga/ Alchemy Medspa and Wellness Center: http://www.alchemychattanooga.com/ Chattanooga Concrete: www.chattanoogaconcreteco.com Please consider leaving us a review on Apple and giving us a share to your friends! This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

Sometimes I post a 'mashup' with another podcast! This episode is from a guest appearance I had on Build a Better Bucket List Challenge! Tracy Cotton invited me on to speak with her and the group - the idea was to combine 3 or 4 of the topics from my short 5TO9 Coaching episodes into one conversation! This was fun and I love what they are doing as a group - setting goals, challenging themselves, holding each other accountable, making new connections, living life! Please consider supporting the podast by becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/duringthebreakpodcast THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS: Granite Garage Floors of Chattanooga: https://granitegaragefloors.com/location/chattanooga Vascular Institute of Chattanooga: https://www.vascularinstituteofchattanooga.com/ The Barn Nursery: https://www.barnnursery.com/ Rent-My-Equipment: https://www.rentmyequipment.com/ Optimize U Chattanooga: https://optimizeunow.com/chattanooga/ Alchemy Medspa and Wellness Center: http://www.alchemychattanooga.com/ Please consider leaving us a review on Apple and giving us a share to your friends! This podcast is powered by ZenCast.fm

In this throwback episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Tracy Cotton, Executive Client Manager at Starr-Mathews Agency. Tracy discusses why everybody, particularly those in the insurance industry, should be flexible and open to new experiences and how she came up with the concept of trying 50 new things on her 50th birthday.   Episode Highlights: Tracy discusses her pre-& post-Chattanooga experiences. (4:20) Tracy discusses her favorite things to do in Chattanooga. (9:45) Tracy explains how she was offered the opportunity to name her own position, which is Executive Client Manager. (11:17) David, Kyle, and Tracy discuss how being honest with clients may help to solve certain situations. (22:38) Tracy believes that personality tests are not the primary basis of the concept of a utility player. (39:31) Tracy discusses how her paper planner helped her in coming up with the concept of trying 50 new things for her 50th birthday. (41:56) Tracy believes that being flexible and open to new experiences is important in everything she does, including insurance. (45:18) Tracy discusses her favorite thing she did with 50 out of 50. (48:21) Tracy believes that the 50/50 rule helps in the process of determining what you really want to do. (51:26) Tracy shares her intention to inspire her female insurance industry colleagues to explore new things. (51:59) Tracy mentions that balancing between planning ahead and being open to opportunities as they arise is similar to what we do in insurance. (52:52)   Tweetable Quotes: “I really wanted people to be able to plug-in from the get-go and really start feeling like we're part of, you know, we're part of the risk management or partner and they're their business there.” - Tracy Cotton “A balance between planning ahead and being open to those opportunities as they come up. And that's not really any different than what it is we do in insurance.” - Tracy Cotton “There really is no one choice in insurance. I continue to be amazed at the different ways that a career can change and the opportunity that is there.” - Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR   Resources Mentioned: Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR LinkedIn Starr-Mathews Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

In this throwback episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Tracy Cotton, Executive Client Manager at Starr-Mathews Agency. Tracy discusses why everybody, particularly those in the insurance industry, should be flexible and open to new experiences and how she came up with the concept of trying 50 new things on her 50th birthday.   Episode Highlights: Tracy discusses her pre-& post-Chattanooga experiences. (4:20) Tracy discusses her favorite things to do in Chattanooga. (9:45) Tracy explains how she was offered the opportunity to name her own position, which is Executive Client Manager. (11:17) David, Kyle, and Tracy discuss how being honest with clients may help to solve certain situations. (22:38) Tracy believes that personality tests are not the primary basis of the concept of a utility player. (39:31) Tracy discusses how her paper planner helped her in coming up with the concept of trying 50 new things for her 50th birthday. (41:56) Tracy believes that being flexible and open to new experiences is important in everything she does, including insurance. (45:18) Tracy discusses her favorite thing she did with 50 out of 50. (48:21) Tracy believes that the 50/50 rule helps in the process of determining what you really want to do. (51:26) Tracy shares her intention to inspire her female insurance industry colleagues to explore new things. (51:59) Tracy mentions that balancing between planning ahead and being open to opportunities as they arise is similar to what we do in insurance. (52:52)   Tweetable Quotes: “I really wanted people to be able to plug-in from the get-go and really start feeling like we're part of, you know, we're part of the risk management or partner and they're their business there.” - Tracy Cotton “A balance between planning ahead and being open to those opportunities as they come up. And that's not really any different than what it is we do in insurance.” - Tracy Cotton “There really is no one choice in insurance. I continue to be amazed at the different ways that a career can change and the opportunity that is there.” - Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR   Resources Mentioned: Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR LinkedIn Starr-Mathews Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

This week's episode was a fun holiday episode with Tracy Cotton

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Tracy Cotton, Executive Client Manager at Starr-Mathews Agency. Tracy discusses why everybody, particularly those in the insurance industry, should be flexible and open to new experiences and how she came up with the concept of trying 50 new things on her 50th birthday. Episode Highlights: Tracy discusses her pre-& post-Chattanooga experiences. (4:20) Tracy discusses her favorite things to do in Chattanooga. (9:45) Tracy explains how she was offered the opportunity to name her own position, which is Executive Client Manager. (11:17) David, Kyle, and Tracy discuss how being honest with clients may help to solve certain situations. (22:38) Tracy believes that personality tests are not the primary basis of the concept of a utility player. (39:31) Tracy discusses how her paper planner helped her in coming up with the concept of trying 50 new things for her 50th birthday. (41:56) Tracy believes that being flexible and open to new experiences is important in everything she does, including insurance. (45:18) Tracy discusses her favorite thing she did with 50 out of 50. (48:21) Tracy believes that the 50/50 rule helps in the process of determining what you really want to do. (51:26) Tracy shares her intention to inspire her female insurance industry colleagues to explore new things. (51:59) Tracy mentions that balancing between planning ahead and being open to opportunities as they arise is similar to what we do in insurance. (52:52) Tweetable Quotes: “I really wanted people to be able to plug-in from the get-go and really start feeling like we're part of, you know, we're part of the risk management or partner and they're their business there.” - Tracy Cotton “A balance between planning ahead and being open to those opportunities as they come up. And that's not really any different than what it is we do in insurance.” - Tracy Cotton “There really is no one choice in insurance. I continue to be amazed at the different ways that a career can change and the opportunity that is there.” - Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR Resources Mentioned: Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR LinkedIn Starr-Mathews Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Tracy Cotton, Executive Client Manager at Starr-Mathews Agency. Tracy discusses why everybody, particularly those in the insurance industry, should be flexible and open to new experiences and how she came up with the concept of trying 50 new things on her 50th birthday. Episode Highlights: Tracy discusses her pre-& post-Chattanooga experiences. (4:20) Tracy discusses her favorite things to do in Chattanooga. (9:45) Tracy explains how she was offered the opportunity to name her own position, which is Executive Client Manager. (11:17) David, Kyle, and Tracy discuss how being honest with clients may help to solve certain situations. (22:38) Tracy believes that personality tests are not the primary basis of the concept of a utility player. (39:31) Tracy discusses how her paper planner helped her in coming up with the concept of trying 50 new things for her 50th birthday. (41:56) Tracy believes that being flexible and open to new experiences is important in everything she does, including insurance. (45:18) Tracy discusses her favorite thing she did with 50 out of 50. (48:21) Tracy believes that the 50/50 rule helps in the process of determining what you really want to do. (51:26) Tracy shares her intention to inspire her female insurance industry colleagues to explore new things. (51:59) Tracy mentions that balancing between planning ahead and being open to opportunities as they arise is similar to what we do in insurance. (52:52) Tweetable Quotes: “I really wanted people to be able to plug-in from the get-go and really start feeling like we're part of, you know, we're part of the risk management or partner and they're their business there.” - Tracy Cotton “A balance between planning ahead and being open to those opportunities as they come up. And that's not really any different than what it is we do in insurance.” - Tracy Cotton “There really is no one choice in insurance. I continue to be amazed at the different ways that a career can change and the opportunity that is there.” - Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR Resources Mentioned: Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR LinkedIn Starr-Mathews Agency David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

On this episode, Scott is joined by the dynamic and adventurous Tracy Cotton, Executive Client Manager at Starr-Mathews Agency. They talk about embracing life, making the most out of your agency's talents, and drilling down to what makes Tracy the perfect "Insurance Unicorn." Enjoy the show!   Tickets Are Gong Fast! The Insurance Guys Podcast and GloveBox One City World Tour  Empower Field at Mile High - Denver, Colorado Jan. 20-21, 2022 Early Bird Tickets ON SALE NOW >>> No Vendors. No Carriers. Just Agents! This incredible mastermind event is an exclusive two-day insurance event hosted by The Insurance Guys Podcast and GloveBox. Expect phenomenal speakers and world-class insurance agencies sharing their best-kept secrets, surprises, and more. Early Bird ticket sale ends December 1, 2021. ///////////// The $100 Million Dollar Agency Makeover Enter for a chance at one free year of agency consulting! In effort to share the secret sauce, the GloveBox team has partnered with The Insurance Guys Podcast for a unique giveaway. Click here to ENTER >>> Sponsor: GloveBox A seamless all-in-one platform connecting clients to your agency and their carriers. Maximize the client experience with both Agency and Carrier self-service features. Check them out here >>> Get the CoverWallet Insurance Guys Deal Here >>>  

Jenny Schweigert brings Tracy Cotton back to the program and we cover the gamet on issues and opportunities in the great state of Tennessee. OH that plus a little passion about vinegar based BBQ sauce.

This week the mayor had the privilege to talk to Tracy Cotton, the 'nooga New Gal. She and the Mayor talk about all kinds of fun stuff, from developing your brand, to niche marketing. Tracy and Heath have a great conversation. Also dont forget to check out ITC. ITC Vegas is the world's largest insurtech event - offering unparalleled access to the most comprehensive and global gathering of tech entrepreneurs, investors, and insurance industry incumbents. AND You get a discounted rate for being a citizen of Insurance Town. https://partner.insuretechconnect.com/2021-Insurance-Town-Podcast  

With our We the People segment as Jenny Schweigert brings along a friend with a great degree of positive energy. Can agritourism and dinner meetings on the farm help the whole cause? We dive in today.

Tracy Cotton has been an underwriter, CSR, consultant, producer, marketer, and instructor in her 25+ year career in insurance. Now she is putting it all to work in a new role as Executive Client Manager for Starr-Mathews Agency in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She didn't create this job but feels as if it were created just for her. She gets to work closely with middle market to large commercial clients to offer a more concierge level of service than either a typical CSR or producer can balance. Every day is different and she loves getting to help onboard new clients and grease the wheels for more value-added renewal reviews. She enjoys connecting with industry peers and is a founding member of the #5amclubins on Twitter. When she isn't evaluating work comp audits and creating service plans, her passion is to get outdoors with her dog, Jasper. Although she still loves the mountains of Western North Carolina, where she lived for many years, she is currently digging finding places to hike, backpack, and paddle in southeastern Tennessee.

Nominate or Enter the Competition Here! Tracy Cotton, CIC, CISR has been an underwriter, CSR, consultant, producer, marketer, and instructor in her more than 25-year career in insurance. Now she is putting it all to work in a new role as Executive Client Manager for Starr-Mathews Agency in Chattanooga, Tennessee. While she didn't create this job, she feels as if it were created just for her. She gets to work closely with middle-market to large commercial clients to offer a more concierge level of service than either a typical CSR or producer can balance. Every day is different and she loves getting to help onboard new clients and grease the wheels for more value-added renewal reviews. She enjoys connecting with industry peers and is a founding member of the #5amclubins on Twitter. When she isn't evaluating work comp audits and creating service plans, her passion is to get outdoors with her dog, Jasper. Although she still loves the mountains of western North Carolina, where she lived for many years, she currently enjoys finding places to hike, backpack, and paddle in southeastern TN. Ashley Fitzsimmons, CISR, serves as the Director of Professional Development for the Ohio Insurance Agents Association, Inc., Ashley has grown up in insurance and has nearly a decade of real-life experience on the agency side. She has had to overcome the same daily struggles and has personally researched and implemented many tools and programs to help her family agency run more efficiently. Her nine years spent as the fourth generation in a family agency located near Scranton, Pennsylvania, obtaining her CISR designation, holding multiple speaking engagements across the country, and being nominated for the 2018 National CSR of the year have given her the knowledge and experience to help other agents thrive instead of just survive. Reuben Hall has been in the insurance industry for more than five years with experience on the agency side as well as on the carrier side. For the last three years, Reuben as worked at Oswald Companies in Cleveland, Ohio as an Associate Client Manager in the Specialty Risk industry. He is also a member of Oswald's Young Professionals Leadership Council, which recruits young talent to the insurance industry and participates in various volunteer opportunities in the community. Reuben is the 2020 CSR of the year for Ohio.

Tracy Cotton, one of my favorite people in the insurance industry, joins the podcast for a deep discussion on the producer vs agency owner relationship and how producers can maximize their value over the long-term. Get more: https://ryanhanley.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tracy Cotton, one of my favorite people in the insurance industry, joins the podcast for a deep discussion on the producer vs agency owner relationship and how producers can maximize their value over the long-term. Get more: https://ryanhanley.com

Tracy Cotton, one of my favorite people in the insurance industry, joins the podcast for a deep discussion on the producer vs agency owner relationship and how producers can maximize their value over the long-term. Get more: https://ryanhanley.com

In this LIVE episode from the stage at the Keystone Insiders Emerging Leaders Conference, Bradley and Scott discuss niche markets, social media, and content creation consistency with Tracy Cotton. Enjoy!   ///// Check out CoverWallet Looking for the easiest way to quote, bind, and service your customers? It's all online and happens in minutes.  >>> Click Here   Get Scott & Bradleys Spittin' Gold - 7 Things Your Agency Must Do in 2020  

This week Olivia gets to catch up with Tracy Cotton, a niche agent at Morrow Insurance in Marion, North Carolina.  Tracy’s career in insurance has included different roles on both the carrier and agency side.  She has pulled all that experience and perspective together and used it to help her create her favorite role yet as a “Farm to Fork Insurance Agent.” In this episode you will get to know Tracy and her journey including:4:44 - How Tracy got her start in insurance11:16 - What she loves about the “Farm to Fork” agent life27:00 - How Tracy celebrated turning 5037:35 - Her thoughts on dating in your 50s46:00 – How she has created her dream job in insuranceI can’t wait for you all to get a chance to know a little bit more about Tracy! 

Join us as we unpack Tracy Cotton's career, her 50 for 50 journey, and all other things insurance. What the heck is Farm to Fork anyway?! Push play and let's find out.

Join us as we unpack Tracy Cotton’s career, her 50 for 50 journey, and all other things insurance. What the heck is Farm to Fork anyway?! Push play and let's find out.

Welcome to Free Thinking Friday, a brief episode about some of the random things I've been pondering each week. This weekend, Power Up Your Performance turns ONE YEAR OLD!! That got me thinking about all the things a person can accomplish over one year's time. Are you living a Ground Hog Day existence, doing the same thing over and over again? Or are you living life to the fullest, doing all the things you hope and dream to do? Resources from this episode: You might like my Crush Your Goals, Even If You Are a Chronic Re-starter course... it's free until 6/15/19 If you think running a first 5K would be fun, check out my free guide. You'll also want to listen to the episode I referenced with Tracy Cotton. (episode 40) and check out her website too. My website email me to chat about coaching, or to tell me what you want to hear on an upcoming episode. I'd especially love to know what you plan to do with the next 365 days! (coachkim@THEpowerofrun.com)  

Tracy Cotton has always had a taste for adventure. That taste has led her to carve a niche in her insurance career as a farm to fork agent in Western North Carolina. After a lifetime of being sedentary and overweight, she began an health and fitness journey in 2015 where she shed many pounds while getting more active. She's run 5Ks, and started backpacking, including a couple of long weekends on the Appalachian Trail. Then, she decided that turning 50 in 2019 needed to be the biggest adventure of all. She took suggestions from friends and family to determine a list of 50 things to try for the first time. The collaborative list is a wide range of activities from learning to play chess to becoming a sprint triathlete, to pole-dancing to home brewing. You can follow her adventures as she blogs along the way at www.the50for50adventure.com   About your Podcast Host: Coach Kim explores topics that will help you power up your life so that you can design a life you love. If you are ready to think, feel, train and live like a champion, tune in for expert interviews and real talk that will give you the tools and courage you need to chase your dreams. Coach Kim Peek is a fitness and real-food enthusiast who is also a theater-mom, dog-mom and breast cancer survivor. Kim has a number of coaching certifications including: ACE Certified Group Fitness Instructor, USA Track and Field Level 1 Coach, USA Triathlon Level 1 Coach and Healthy Running. She is certified to teach a variety of fitness formats, and is constantly studying movement, motivation and other wellness topics to unlock success secrets for her audience. Kim is also a Breast Cancer Exercise Specialist and a Functional Aging Specialist. You can hang out with Coach Kim online at: www.CrushingMyGoals.com Facebook  Instagram @PowerOfRun And join the free STRENGTH CHALLENGE group at Power of Run. Click here.

The alphabet soup behind her name on LinkedIn may be confusing, but Tracy Cotton is the kind of personable and fun loving individual that helps make the complicated and daunting world of insurance not so bad. A passion for helping people, agritourism, and being herself in the fast-paced world of insurance, she’s more than happy to share a little insight on what it takes to work into the ever-growing world of todays insurance industry.  Tracy Cotton, CIC CISR, or Certified Insurance Counselor and Certified Insurance Service Representative, spends her time bettering agriculture for all, writing insurance policies for agriculture related businesses, and speaking at conferences. Keeping up with her continued education, she is always working to stay at the front of the curve of the exciting world of being an insurance agent.  “I’ve been doing it for a long time! About 23 years in the insurance industry,” says Tracy who started in the company side before moving to an independent agency. “One of the things I figured out was that it was a great way to really take care of other people. I love serving people and working with people.” Advice for Young Professionals Besides colleges offering more classes that are more related to risk management and related to insurance in the business ends, there are more internships available than ever before. Tracy’s own agency recently spent a day at Appalachian State University talking about internship opportunities. Tracy recalls that this wasn’t something that was available when she was coming out of college.  The growth in the insurance agency in all facets from insurance agent to number crunching in the claims department, she encourages anyone whether they are recently graduated, straight out of high school looking for a career, or even if they are currently working down a different career path but are interested, to reach out and learn more about the insurance agency. Curious about getting started? Taking a personality test from InvestProgram.org to find where you could fit in the insurance industry! Tracy encourages you to connect with her on  LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracylcotton/)  to ask any questions that you may have about insurance. If she doesn’t know the answer than she will probably know someone that does and she would be more than happy to connect you with them! Make sure to subscribe to the AgGrad YouTube Channel to learn more about career opportunities in agriculture and follow along on the special “30 Under 30 in Agriculture” series! Interested in nominating someone under 30? Nominate them here! To learn more about career opportunities in agriculture, follow AgGrad online: Website: https://www.aggrad.com Snapchat: @AgGrad https://aggrad.com/snapchat/ Twitter: @AgGradNation https://twitter.com/aggradnation Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/AgGradNation Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/aggrad Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aggrad/ YouTube: https://youtube.com/aggrad

Chris invites Elevate 2018 attendees to chat about their conference experience and thoughts on topics discussed. Featuring Dave Rivell from Element Risk, Tracy Cotton from Morrow Insurance and Sean Holloway from Holloway Insurance.

Is pretty amazing, even though sometimes it feels like you'll never find it. That's why it's important to stop and celebrate your first few wins because you'll remember them forever. Sometimes they even come sooner than expected and from a place you didn't imagine. But when they do the feeling the follows is one of joy and validation that you're not crazy and might be on to something. That's exactly what happened to Tracy Cotton, of Marrow Insurance, and she wants to tell you what happened. P.S. Tracy learned how to make it work inside Agency Nation University.

Is pretty amazing, even though sometimes it feels like you'll never find it. That's why it's important to stop and celebrate your first few wins because you'll remember them forever. Sometimes they even come sooner than expected and from a place you didn't imagine. But when they do the feeling the follows is one of joy and validation that you're not crazy and might be on to something. That's exactly what happened to Tracy Cotton, of Marrow Insurance, and she wants to tell you what happened. P.S. Tracy learned how to make it work inside Agency Nation University.

It's easy to do if you let your doubt tell you how much you know about something. Chances are you know more than you think and certainly more than most people. It's that knowledge that will separate you from everyone else and make it easy for people to pick you. That's what Tracy Cotton of Marrow Insurance is currently struggling within her agency. 

If you're trying to be everywhere all the time, you might.  Because that's really hard to do, almost impossible even. That's what Tracy Cotton, of Marrow Insurance, talks about her struggles in the agency. 

I hope not, because even if you get what you want it might not deliver what you need.  That's what Tracy Cotton of Marrow Insurance is dealing with in her agency.  Originally released on 04/12/2016 

Because then takes so much longer to get anyway where.  That's what gives someone else a chance to do our job the way people expect it to be done.  That's what Tracy Cotton of Marrow Insurance is experiencing on a daily basis.