Business Talk Sister Gawk

Wow! Get ready for your mind to explode because Carter Woetzel helps us imagine the future of technology and the answer is blockchain! If you're completely new the topic, this expert is about to break it down into bite size chunks. You're about to get an idea of where the future of the internet is headed. We cannot say enough about how much fun we had on this episode, and you're going to hear it! 

Aaron Walker of View From The Top and Iron Sharpens Iron talks to us about his experiences running mastermind groups. With his experience being in a mastermind group with Dave Ramsey for 12 years, he digs into the importance of accountability, group trust, and commitment that make his current groups successful. He tells us what it takes to be a great mastermind group member and more!

Former Well Fargo VP & Bethel Biz Mentorship Program Director, Linda Goodwin, gives us her experiences creating a college level mentorship program and the lessons she's learned along the way. We discuss how she works to make a sure successful mentorship really does occur with current students and alumni. Her advice is a great place to start when considering how to prepare yourself to be mentored o...

This week, we pickup our interview with the CEO of clothing brand Stormy Kromer, Bob Jacquart, in our talk about what makes a good mentee. His life experiences being mentored even in his transition out of his business as he plans to retire is a story of a man that just never stops learning. Hearing his advice and work ethic recommendations will inspire you to network and learn from so many more me...

This week, the CEO of Stormy Kromer, Bob Jacquart starts a discussion with us about mentorship. With 50 years of being in business, this humble man takes the time to explain how mentees can attract a mentor and make sure they are doing the work to make their mentor proud. 

This week, we talk to the leading expert on Trust, David Horsager. He has been working on researching how trust can be quantified and impact the culture of a business for over a decade. He explains to us what the pillars of trust are and how they impact an organization's ability to be productive and cost effective. 

Horror genre author, Matthew W. Quinn, joins us this week to discuss how he gets his books in front of the audience that enjoys them. We have been having so much fun talking with authors in our authorship series, and this episode truly digs into some raw numbers of attending a convention. Matthew W. Quinn has some great advice for new writers about staying motivated and keep your costs low when pr...

Author, Cedar Sanderson, tells us all about how she uses beta readers, writers groups, and more to make sure her books are fun to read! She has a ton of experience working in different genres, and gives us a run down on how valuable the cover is for making sure people will read your book. If you've ever considered writing a book, this series is a great fit for you!

This week we start our 3 part series on authorship with interviewing author J. M. Palmer. We learn about all things in getting published. From writing query letters to understanding how to read your contract with a publisher she has loads of advice and areas for opportunity if you're looking to publish a book!

Business owner and patent attorney, Chris Paradise, breaks down intellectual property for us and why it's important to business owners. From understanding copyrights to registering a trademark. He's a wealth of knowledge who is passionate about saving small business owners money!

This week, we talk to Canadian entrepreneur, Crystal Collinson, about how she got started with interior design. She gives great advice on what you should consider as you're thinking about starting an interior design business. Take a listen! 

Noah Penn, gives us details this week on navigating intellectual property, what his days look like as an entrepreneur in and out of busy season, and what advice he has for people just starting out in running a videography business. Don't forget to check out the first part of our interview in episode 52!

Entrepreneur, Noah Penn, tells us all about how he got his videography business started. He tells us how building a website, and throwing up Google ads got his entire first summer booked out. 

This week, Tom Antion, talks about his journey making money online. Starting out his internet career in 1994, he has a depth of knowledge regarding how to make things profitable. You can find more of his mentorship on his own podcast called Screw The Commute. 

This week, we cover the concept of print on demand to understand how people are doing it, and what different approaches are out there. This is a great episode to listen to if you've ever wanted to try it for yourself! 

In this episode, Bekkah explains all things drop shipping. For a topic that seems pretty hard to follow sometimes, Bekkah breaks down the different ways people choose to drop ship and the reasons behind the different approaches that are out there. 

This week we interview entrepreneur, Charles Read, about payroll! You will fall in love with how entertaining this IRS business advisory board member makes payroll and business taxes sound! Such a delight to soak in his knowledge. 

This week, we dig into what a customer service coach does to help businesses by interviewing Dr. Kelly Henry. He tells us his professional journey in getting to where he is today with life lessons he has learned that ultimately lead him to start his own consulting business. He gives us some great insights on customer customer service to increase sales, so stick around fun conversation!

This week, we dig into budgeting with Ruthie! She breaks it down this episode into two categories and walks us through when to do when you have money in savings and when you have no funds whatsoever. This is a great episode to listen to in order to prepare for any situation!

This week, we interview entrepreneur, Tim Fitzpatrick, about how he built his marketing agency and the life journey he took to get into marketing. Tim gives us a ton of great ideas for how to maximize your time, outsource, and treat subcontractors. 

This week we're continuing our 2 part series on the pros and cons of going to college. In this episode we dig into the different ways you can be strategic about getting educational opportunities, what it could look like to get an education without incurring a ton of student debt, and so many more things to consider as you look into choosing a college or deciding if you should even to at all! 

Going to college is a big decision. Knowing what you want out of your time there, and choosing the right way to go about it is something you should consider. In this episode, we start a two part series on the pros and cons of going to college. Tune in this week as we even get to add one more sister (our sister Rachel) into our discussion!

Have you ever wondered what it's like to be a realtor? Anita Stephens from Simply Stephens Real Estate joins us this week to give us advice on what you should know when you first start out. Hearing from this successful entrepreneur about how she runs her business and plans to pass on her legacy is something you won't want to miss!

This week, we interview the beautiful entrepreneur, Alex Rumsey, about her journey through trying all sorts of photography types till she has settled on the kinds she enjoys most. She shares advice for freelancers who are just starting out, and has a ton of great resources to check out to further your photography skill set. 

We're continuing our two part series on business relationship boundaries. This episode digs into politely turning down other people's suggestions for your business, how to avoid micromanaging subcontractors, and more!