Troncast with Tron Jordheim

Dean Meyers of VizWorld helps people and teams use visual thinking to improve strategy, design, and outcomes. Seems like a simple thing to say, “let's encourage visual thinking".  Easier said than done ....

Building a sales story is fun!

Close your eyes and take a few short walks with with me and the sounds of London. Then sit in a few coffee shops with me and be in the soundscape.

We are forming a sales managers group in Columbia, MO so we can talk about things sales managers like to talk about with other sales managers. I had some some thoughts about that.

Howard Berg of berglearning.com has some amazing devices for learning faster and learning better. Go to berglearning.com and use the coupon troncast10.

Paul Moore of Wellings Capital talks about investing and other fun things.

Language is fun, especially some the the sayings and turns of phrases that are commonly used but have a mysterious origin.

A 9 step gut-check to see if a problem needs work. Some problems are better left alone. Some problems need every resource you can scrape together.

I have built and rebuilt many a sales system and a marketing system. There are a few things I’d like you to keep in mind if you are going down that route.

Come take a quiet walk by the creek with me.

Aaron Smith talks about his push to bring more STEM and STEAM to schools, and his ideas for getting educators and workforce managers working together. https://www.linkedin.com/in/workplacereadinesssolutions

Maura Sweeney of maura4u.com talks about spreading happiness. No, not the frivolous and goofy version of happiness you see in pharmaceutical commercials ... instead, she talks about finding the happiness that is a life strategy and a part of your plan. ...just listen

Josh Cohen started his junkluggers.com business with his mom’s SUV when he was in college. He now has franchises around the country and is showing us all how you can keep almost everything out of the landfill when you are disposing of things.

Silk Celia of www.silkcelia.com shares her thoughts on learning how your body and emotions give you feedback you can use to be productive and be well.

Alexis Haselberger talks about finding the best way for you to manage time in a way that is best for you. www.alexishaselberger.com/.

Talking about digital security and how to watch out for yourself in our digital landscape with Robert Siciliano of Safr.me.

Chris Castanes talks about his book, You’re Going To Be Great At This. We chat about selling and using sales skills as life hacks.

Talking about music with Bill Protzmann of billprotzmann.com. He is doing great work helping people keep music in their lives as a way to care for themselves and to bring joy and meaning to life. • Bill Protzmann of Music Care •

Family budgeting and spending management are challenging. Shane Walker talks about his new service that makes it easy to forecast and spend within your budget without making yourself crazy. His Proactive Budget app and specialized debit card are powerful ways to manage money better.

Talking with Kyle Grappone about helping young people think about becoming the person they’d like to become as they head into the working world. Find him at kyleg.us.

Ryan Conway, film student, talks about his capstone project, a show about the show that goes on behind the scenes at an SNL inspired variety show.

Talking with Sharifah. She’s talking marketing ...and about her new book, Signs You Might Be An Entrepreneur. Find her at ask sharifah dot com.

Talking with Daniel Levin, author of The Mosaic. Get it at themosaiconline.com. We talk about human connections, the power of seeing past what we think we see, and the possibilities of collaboration.

Talking with Arch Brooks of archbrooks.us about how the software landscape has changed over the last many years. From punchcards to code generators.