Work Wherever Podcast

This Monday on the Work Wherever Podcast, Roy chats about taking back your calendar, and how to stay healthy and active while working from home.  Whether its building time into your schedule throughout your day, investing in a home office setup, or just making sure you are getting outside each day - staying healthy even when you're working from home is possible.  You don't wanna miss this!

This Monday, Roy Edwards takes on the Work Wherever Podcast solo to discuss artificial intelligence in the workplace and the use of a bot in the HR department. This episode drops gems on the proper training for AI and its possible uses such as automation, support tickets, and ticket tracking. Businesses could save 30 hours per employee per implementation of AI! You must be careful how you implemen...

This Monday on the Work Wherever Podcast, Roy Edwards is joined by the CEO Camper, Jessica Rider to drop gems on all things campers! Jessica shares valuable information from brands to layouts to help you transition to a business on wheels. Nature can bring you and your business so many benefits! If you're looking to learn more about different RVs and how you can combine work and the ability to get...

This week Roy tackles another hypothetical!  How much does that commute really cost? Roy mentions studies showing that full-time workers in the largest cities were spending nearly an hour a day commuting. The average round trip commute in the 100 largest cities is 52 minutes, equating to an average annual opportunity cost of $5,600.  At some point, you'll be faced with the opportunity to never hav...

On this week's episode of the Work Wherever Podcast, Roy is joined by Sydney Brown to talk remote work. They cover working from the road, the travel industry, and how cities are being built around the trend of remote work. If you don’t work with your hands and work with your brain, you can work remotely! Almost half of American workers would take a pay cut to continue working remotely after the co...

This week, Roy touches on how many try to fix things with people or technology. Salespeople want you to buy the NEW technology to “make your life easier," but there is no single software streaming service program that will provide you with a better quality of life. Using technology to leverage a refined process multiples production, however, using technology as a solution to poor processes, multip...

This week’s episode touches on a ”What If” scenario. Roy talks about retirement by generation, with baby boomers currently retiring and Gen Z next in line. For so long the dynamic has been to work hard and then someday... you can live every day like it’s Saturday... and possibly only get to enjoy it for a few years. Roy speaks on challenging this mindset and taking advantage of the opportunity to...

This episode talks about the future of remote work. Roy covers how this affects the way we build our communities. There are some thought leaders and managers who still believe a 9 hour work day at the office is the only way to be productive. There’s a battle between a grasp for control and innovation.  2019 was a peak time for studies supporting remote work as the future. Microsoft released  a stu...

Business culture seems to be the hot topic amongst society as of late. Which brought upon a question; what does it mean to "define a culture"? Do you know who established the culture at your current employer?  The widest of spectrums was used in this weeks episode as Roy utilizes examples ranging from the bible to American Football. Think about the core values that you hold in high regard as well...

Just how different are our lives when it comes to our jobs now compared to how they were prior to pandemic? Roy is joined by April Dunham to discuss just that. From the stigma that was associated with working from home, how strange it was to receive a call during "dinner hours" as well as the subtle and not-so-subtle differences between then and now.  My how the world has changed.

I think it's safe to say that there was not a single person on planet Earth who made it out totally unscathed during this pandemic. Many jobs were dissolved after being deemed "non-essential" while others were became over-worked and unable to keep up with demand. The Real Estate/House Flipping market was no different. This week, Roy is joined by Stag Mountain Properties CEO Nate Hirschberg to disc...

That's right, Roy is back! Welcome to the Work Wherever Podcast. In this debut episode, Roy is joined by a familiar face and podcast regular Katrina Ghazarian. The two discuss the struggles and hurdles that companies and their employees have/continue to face as a result of the Corona virus as well as our attempt to adjust and safely operate during that time. With much of the country slowly returni...

So what is business transformation? It’s innovation of your business through technology. Some examples we have seen are; contactless shopping, eCommerce explosion, curb side pick up, virtual events, and my favorite the hybrid-remote workplace.

Hybrid Communication is not a luxury, it‘s a necessity.  As businesses move to a move hybrid and remote business model, remote communication best practices become ever more important. Roy dives into three tips for both the business manager/owner and the everyday individual to better communicate with co-workers, employees and loved ones.

Communication is one of, if not the most important area of your business and it can help you scale or shut your doors for good. You can never get too good at communication, so much so that one of our core values at Capitol Presence is ”Over Communication”, because ”Secrets, Secrets are no fun.” Forget the ”loose lips, sink ships” and let your employees know what‘s going on. They will respect you m...

Moving, Migrating or starting your business? We cover the importance of organizing your information, which information to move or focus on creating first, and how to build around your necessities on which information and documents to bring into your production environment next.

April is the Process Automation Princess. SharePoint Siren and Karaoke Queen. A woman who codes, but teaches others to build apps and automation with zero code. As an active community member with her YouTube and Blog, she’s a former MVP and Partner Technical Architect, April regularly speaks at events across the country as a Power Platform Developer Advocate at Microsoft.

In less than 5 yrs, Andrew Sayles went from being in jail to running multiple 6 figure businesses with the help of millionaire entrepreneurs who gave him the keys to sales, marketing, growth, and everything else tied to success. He is the VP of Business Development for Solis Energy Services and the host of the Sayles Tales podcast where he tells tales of how it all happened.

From over 5 years in prison to building a 6 figure business, to who knows what’s next – host of the Underdog Empowerment Podcast Zach Babcock joins us to talk about overcoming doubt, building a six figure podcasting business, and silencing critics.

Lauren Johnson is an athlete-turned-mental conditioning coach, who is highly motivating, and relatable with a passion for developing the minds of the elite. For the past four years Lauren served as the Mental Conditioning Coordinator for the New York Yankees.

Corey Berrier, Is a sales coach who can help you and your business’s reach it’s full potential, In every industry, accountability and another set of eyes are critical to achieving success, and Corey provides that oversight to build a successful life. He is the Sales CEO and the host of the Successful Live Podcast – where he has interviewed Brad Lea, Ben Newman, Sean Whalen, Jairek Robins, CEO Char...

A once apprentice Electrician at 10 years old, later turned Business Owner, Irvin started his electrical business at age 23 in Houston, TX while playing Semi-Professional Soccer. He’s built his business over the last 2.5 years from a once side hustle from scratch to a now successful business in his Texas community.

A backlog is a list of tasks or action items required to support your larger plan and EPIC. In a personal development context, it contains a prioritized list of items that the you have acknowledged that you need to work on or pay attention to next.

You may have seen him on the Food Network's show Hell's Kitchen season 19 with Chef Gordon Ramsey. Chef Drew offers Catering, consulting and private chef services, Welcome Drew Tingley to the Inovare Podcast!

Roy introduces you to Kari Schwear, who has spent most of her professional life helping people find the story they want to tell about the choices they make in their lives.