The Thunder Stock Show

Hey y'all I'm doing something a bit different with the description. Below are my notes that inspired my brain storm. As always I hope you enjoy and share the show. FYI here's my Fractional CMO Website: https://thunderstockmarketing.com/ 1) Oliver Anthony Effect – Content Viralitya. Unknown to #1 most downloaded songb. Blue collar to 40k/dayc. Farmville VA to Joe Rogan’s studio i. Never been west o...

Noah Starry is a Lebanon, PA native, father, entrepreneur, and on a mission to make Lebanon, PA the best it can be through real estate services. Check out his website here at: https://www.ask4noah.com/ We are a problem solvers first, real estate investors second. We will not only purchase your property cash, but we will provide a solution! Ask4Noah is the primary business that handles the homes th...

David Behney is a Fractional CFO, Lebanon County native, father/husband/Disney family oriented professional, and author of the Lessons with Lily blog. David helps struggling business owners craft and achieve their financial goals through management consulting, executive coaching, private lending, and much more. See David's company website at: https://behneymanagement.com/ From his website: Establi...

Mark Sweigart is a BJJ black belt, business owner of Lancaster Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, and full-time family/friend to many. On today's episode, Ross Stockdale interviews Mark Sweigart about fatherhood, BJJ, and business ownership. Check out Mark on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/sweigart.mark Visit Lancaster Brazilian Jiu Jitsu's website at: https://www.lancasterbjj.com/

Today's brainstorm is reflecting back on the first year of fatherhood and Torvi's soon-to-be first birthday. Time flies. I've learned a few things about human nature, fatherhood, life priorities, and weigh in on the nature vs nurture debate.

Who is the Thunder Stock Show For? The tagline of the show is “Valuable Brainstorms to enhance your life, liberty, and pursuit of property” I identify as someone who has reasonable experience with martial arts, philosophy, and business. To break that down even further… Tang So Do, wrestling, Brazilian jiu jitsu, kickboxing. Football Rugby Lifestyle: Work from home Dad-entrepreneur. Grew up ultra i...

Who Are You Making Content For? 1) Your audience or yourself?a. If it’s yourself, that’s great! Be honest. If you’re posting thirst traps, humble brags, or pity party posts constantly, cool I don’t judge.i. Personally I do my best to avoid this.1. My wife will reign hell upon me if she catches it… e.g, I posted about prioritizing family over occupational and passion pursuits and she thought I was...

Nell Tice returns to the The Thunder Stock Show to break in the new podcast studio. Below is a clip from her website: https://enticeingmedia.com/about/ In 2015, we took a trip to St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin Islands and that was it. We crested a hill and beyond it was the most beautiful blue water either of us had ever seen. We knew then that we had to continue making it a priority to get out and...

Hello and welcome, etymology enthusiasts, to another riveting episode of 'Word Watchers.' I'm your host, your favorite linguistic detective, here to unravel another exhilarating tale that lies hidden in the depths of a word we use so often - 'independence.' So fasten your seatbelts, folks, as we embark on this exhilarating journey back in time!

Entrepreneurship Vs. CollegeMy journey to entrepreneurship is unique like many out there who got into it. Client asked me: You didn’t go to college for any of this? How did you get into this? When I was in school I originally intended to be a highschool English teacher. Half way, I decided I absolutely do not want to do that. It was too late to switch majors AND graduate on time, so I rode it out...

Have you ever met someone that "knows a guy" for everything? In sales and marketing, we call that a referral partner. Or as I like to say, a gold multiplier.

Doug Horst is a family man and believer in God first and foremost. He's also a seasoned entrepreneur and 14-year cancer survivor. Check out his YouTube channel here The Adventures of a Dad. Pop Pop, and entrepreneur. This channel is meant to give hope, motivate, teach others history, share Adventures, show openings of purchased Gold, Silver, & coins, and share interviews of successful individu...

Doug Horst is a family man and believer in God first and foremost. He's also a seasoned entrepreneur and 14-year cancer survivor. Check out his YouTube channel here The adventures of a Dad. Pop Pop, and entrepreneur. This channel is meant to give hope, motivate, teach others history, share Adventures, show opening of purchased Gold, Silver, & coins, and share interviews of successful individua...

The Band Pine Grove has blown up on social media. Here is my reflection of this phenomenon.

Etymology is the study of language. I consider that part of philosophy. Let's dissect the meaning between "Cheap" and "Frugal" shall we? I am PASSIONATE about being frugal. And passionate against being cheap. As always, if this serves you, share and rate the show :)

Today’s brainstorm came to be as I was preparing breakfast, the same exact meal I eat every day, by my cousin. We talk about fitness and nutrition relatively frequently, and his question today was, what should I eat for breakfast? Disclaimer: this is not diet advice.

Keeping up with the 10-year time machine trend, I reflect on overcoming writer's block in 2013. It turns out that writing is an action, so naturally, taking an acting class was the key to unlocking my writing flow. Listen to this short brainstorm to hear what works for me when dealing with writer's block.

Rule #1 of entrepreneurship, use what ya got. We may not all have experience, skills, or a proven track record. But all of us know someone closely who worked growing up. For many, that's family. I'm using this episode to do an asset audit on my family tradition. To remix Hank Williams Jr.'s famous song:I am very proudOf my daddy's nameAlthough his kind of musicAnd mine ain't exactly the sameStop a...

Continuing the time machine series, I look back to 2013. I just graduated college with a Philosophy Degree Unemployed, underemployed, only found happiness from lifting weights I linked up with a friend who told me he was learning SEO Saved a family SMB I grew another SMB for my family Learned all online and through trial and error I landed a marketing job and started my career

10 years ago, I just graduated college and was drowning in existential dread for my future. I remember waking up shortly after graduating, going to my mom's basement, pulling out a notebook, and writing goals for myself for the next 18 years. It was so profound, like I was being called upon a higher power.10 Years later, I still had that notebook and hit every goal up to this point. The 10 lessons...

Hey, what's up, everyone, today's another short episode going over the differences between marketing agencies and Fractional CMOs. I'm going to be doing a series on what Thunder Stock Marketing is and does. 10 mins or less quick brainstorms. Please rate the show :)

Hey, what's up, guys? I get asked a lot, "What do you do?" I tell them, "Fractional CMO"Huh? This episode is my attempt to explain first what it is not and second what it is. I hope you enjoy it and share it with a friend. Visit my site at: www.thunderstockmarketing.com

Hey guys, thanks for listening to the show. I'm writing a book for my mother's memory to give to my daughter around Christmas. Any help in doing so would be tres bien. Here's an excerpt from one of the chapters. The book is titled "Mimi and Me" and the chapter title is "The Blind Leading the Blind"I hope you enjoy and share the show.

Today's episode is an interview from the Plan. Grow. Prosper podcast brought to you by Evergreen Wealth Solutions. Ed Barone interviews Ross Stockdale on the importance of fractional CMO's for baby boomer business owners looking to make an exit. Check out Ross' fCMO business at https://thunderstockmarketing.com/

Ed Barone with https://egexits.com/ shares insights on financial readiness and the outlook on the future of SMB private equity. 6 trillion USD are privately held in the hands of baby boomer business owners, and Ed makes sure they get the exit they want. A bit about Ed's outlook: Exits Aren’t Endings. You’re Just Getting Started. Starting and growing your business was hard work. Maybe you’re lookin...