Kim Hickey
Maximum Octane
Maximum Octane is the high-performance podcast for automotive shop owners ready to accelerate their leadership, culture, and profitability. Hosted by industry veterans Kim Hickey and Jason Patel from Automotive Training Institute (ATI), each episode takes you under the hood of the nation's most successful auto repair shops to uncover the tools, tactics, and mindset shifts fueling next-level results. This season, Maximum Octane brings raw, real conversations from ATI SuperConference 2025 in Hawaii—featuring shop owners who are transforming their businesses by investing in what matters most: peo...
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Episodes
Learning the Secrets of Hypnotherapy and its Benefits with Robert Radnoti 23.11.2021 35:45
Every time someone mentions hypnosis, the first image that comes to mind is grandpa's pocketwatch balancing in front of someone, and five minutes later, the hypnotized person is quacking like a duck or running in the house pretending to be a chicken. Actually, hypnosis is about overwhelming the conscious mind and making it want to escape to the subconscious. It's a state of mind we reach several t...
Learning to Get Out of Our Company's Way with Mike Bennett 16.11.2021 23:36
For most successful business owners, especially those who build their businesses from the ground, the hardest part is to stop being involved in everything. The transition from business owner to CEO is particularly tough for leaders who come from an operational model. Mike Bennett, our guest today, believes that business owners must acquire the CEO mindset for a company to expand and grow. They mus...
Turning Our Internal Customers Into Inspiring Leaders 09.11.2021 24:52
Although the difference might seem subtle, and every company needs both, managers and leaders are not the same. For instance, managers have people working for them; leaders have people following them. Managers take responsibility for a situation; leaders take charge, they're influential, they set the example. Al Oramas, our guest today, was seated at the Jacksonville Superconference organized by A...
The Teachings from a Profitable Business that Started Out Doing It All Wrong 19.10.2021 37:30
It took me over 13 years of generating more than a million dollars a year in sales, working seven days a week, and still having no money to realize I was doing something very wrong in my business. I've learned the hard way that I didn't have to do it all by myself, that I was charging much less than I should, was lacking leadership skills and many other mistakes. But I sought help, go...
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