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Breakfast Leadership Minute: Unlocking Business Efficiency: Small Changes, Big Gains

Are you feeling the weight of inefficiency in your business? You're not alone. Many entrepreneurs struggle with time-wasting processes that drain energy and resources. But what if we told you that a few small changes could lead to significant gains?
First, take a closer look at your workflows. Streamlining tasks can save precious time. Consider using automation tools. Think of them as your new best friends. They can handle repetitive tasks, leaving you free for the creative stuff.
Next, engage with your team. Regular feedback can uncover hidden bottlenecks. A little communication can go a long way. Lastly, don't forget to measure your success. Tracking progress helps you identify what works and what doesn't.
Remember, efficiency isn't just about doing things faster. It's about doing things smarter. So, could your business benefit from being a little more efficient? Absolutely. Embrace change and watch your productivity soar.
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Unlocking Team Vanguard: Strategies for Workforce Success with Bryan Howard with Peoplyst

Summary
 
 
Discussing Workforce and Company Success
In the meeting, Michael and Bryan discussed their work and the importance of strong teams in creating great companies. Bryan, the owner and CEO of Peoplyst, a workforce consultancy, shared his experience in the people space for almost three decades. The conversation then shifted to Bryan's book, which Michael expressed interest in discussing further. The conversation ended with Michael's intention to delve deeper into the book's content and its relevance to creating thriving companies.
 
 
Building a Vanguard Team Culture
Bryan discussed the concept of a 'vanguard team' or ' super team,' which refers to individuals at the forefront of society, pushing boundaries and exploring new territories. He emphasized the importance of a growth mindset and a strong team culture for such teams. Bryan also mentioned a free assessment in his book that scores individuals on two axes: growth mindset and team strength. He explained that the highest score, a 75, would place someone in the vanguard quadrant. Bryan also discussed the characteristics of other quadrants, such as the ' monolith,' which represents teams with a fixed mindset but strong team culture. He used the example of newspapers that failed to adapt to digital technology, contrasting them with companies like the Huffington Post that thrived by embracing change. Bryan concluded that his book provides a 6-step methodology for building a vanguard team, starting with mindset.
 
 
Mindset's Role in Personal and Professional Growth
Michael and Bryan discussed the importance of mindset in personal and professional development. Michael shared his journey with burnout and how shifting his mindset helped him. Bryan emphasized the significance of mindset in opening up opportunities and overcoming limitations. They also discussed the mission concept, with Bryan suggesting that a clear mission is essential for an organization's success. Both agreed that having the right mindset makes the other steps easier and helps navigate ever-changing times.
 
 
Microsoft and Blackberry's Evolution Discussed
Bryan discussed the evolution of Microsoft and Blackberry, highlighting how both companies underwent significant changes in their mission and mindset to adapt to new market demands. He emphasized the importance of having a growth mindset and a strong team to pivot and reimagine a brand. Bryan also mentioned Satya Nadella's role in Microsoft's transformation, leading to increased success. Michael agreed with Bryan's points, noting the opportunities that arise from such shifts in mindset and mission.
 
 
Continuous Innovation and Adaptability
Michael and Bryan discussed the importance of continuous innovation and adaptability in business. They highlighted the example of Circuit City, which failed to adapt and eventually went out of business despite being a successful company in the past. They emphasized organizations' need for a roadmap or game plan to navigate challenges and listen to their people for valuable insights. They also stressed the importance of communication and the ability to pivot and be agile in response to changes in the market. Bryan mentioned his upcoming book, "People Problem Solved," which aims to provide a handbook for managers and leaders to help them solve their own people problems.
 
 
Rebranding: Lessons From Bryan's Experience
Bryan shared his experience rebranding his company from Mercury Performance Group to Peoplyst due to a trademark dispute. He initially trademarked the name and logo to protect his company's national and international presence. Still, he received a cease and desist letter from a European company claiming infringement on their trademark. Bryan rebranded his company after a lengthy legal battle to avoid further legal issues. The new name, Peoplyst, has been well-received and surpassed the previous company's top-of-funnel and mid-funnel marketing. Bryan emphasized the importance of resilience and adaptability in business and how it can lead to better outcomes. Michael agreed with Bryan's story and shared his experience working for a nonprofit that was going through a rebranding process.
 
 
Bryan Offers Book and Future Interview
Michael and Bryan had a productive conversation about Bryan's organization, Peoplyst. Bryan offered Michael's listeners a free copy of his book, "The Vanguard Edge," by emailing Bryan.Howard@peoplyst.com  with their mailing address. Michael expressed his appreciation for Bryan's time and generosity. They also discussed a future interview where Bryan would interview Michael. Michael mentioned that he had booked a time for this interview. They ended the conversation positively, with Michael promising to send the links to the edited conversation once it's live.
 
https://peoplyst.com/
Dive into The Vanguard Edge and discover Bryan Howard's groundbreaking approach to team development. This book is a treasure trove of insights and strategies designed to transform how teams operate and excel.
Within this book, you’ll discover:
How to cultivate a growth-oriented mindset that forms the foundation of a high-performing team.
Strategies for defining a clear and compelling team mission that aligns with your goals.
Techniques to structure your team for maximum efficiency, fostering innovation and adaptability.
The art of crafting and communicating a powerful team message that resonates and inspires.
Methods to measure and enhance team performance, turning metrics into a roadmap for success.
The Vanguard Edge is more than just a book; it's a guide to achieving operational excellence and team synergy. Each chapter gives you access to transformative concepts and practices that elevate your team's performance.
Embark on a journey of team transformation with The Vanguard Edge. Secure your copy today and start building a team that meets and exceeds expectations!
From the Author
I wrote The Vanguard Edge with a heartfelt desire to help you lead your team to success. This book is a practical toolkit, not just theories, born from my experiences and insights shared by accomplished leaders I've worked with.You'll find straightforward strategies, relatable stories, and easy-to-implement ideas to strengthen your team and leadership skills. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting, this book offers a clear path to unleash your team's potential.I invite you to explore the Vanguard Edge principles and begin your team's transformational journey. Inside the book, you'll find the address for our companion website, which offers additional tools and resources at no extra cost. It's my way of ensuring you have all you need to succeed.Thank you for considering The Vanguard Edge. Join me in creating a future where your team's triumph is inevitable.

Finding Your Voice: Mastering Impactful Communication and Overcoming Public Speaking Fears with Tricia Brouk

Tricia's Speech Direction and Impact
Tricia, a former professional dancer and choreographer, now directs and produces for film, television, and theater. She founded her company, The Big Talk, to help thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and professionals effectively communicate for impact. Tricia has worked with numerous high-profile clients, including mayoral candidates and World Economic Forum speakers. She aims to unite humanity through effective speech. Michael acknowledged the importance of Tricia's work, particularly in the context of AI and global leadership.
Effective Communication and Emotional Connection
Michael discussed the importance of effective communication and emotional connection in presentations, using examples from a recent session he attended. He emphasized the need to understand the motivations and perspectives of others, rather than just presenting facts, to foster transformative change. Michael also shared his journey from a small town in Missouri to New York, highlighting the leadership lessons he learned. Tricia agreed with Michael's points.
Responsible Leadership and Inclusive Voices
Tricia emphasized the importance of understanding one's voice and using it responsibly, internally and externally. She shared her experiences as a young dancer and later as a director, highlighting the need to create a safe space for others to explore their truths. Tricia stressed the value of differing opinions and the need to respect all voices, regardless of political views. She concluded by expressing her desire to leave a legacy of inclusivity and modeling responsible leadership. Michael agreed with Tricia's views.
Embracing Personal Experiences for Growth
Michael and Tricia discussed the importance of finding one's voice and embracing personal experiences, both positive and negative, to grow and overcome challenges. Michael shared his journey of burnout and recovery, emphasizing the value of self-reflection and self-improvement. Tricia highlighted the power of vulnerability and the impact of sharing one's story. They both agreed on the significance of amplifying one's voice to make a positive societal difference.
Overcoming Public Speaking Fears
Tricia and Michael discussed their experiences with public speaking and overcoming fears. Tricia shared her work with an endodontist who transformed her fear of speaking into a successful career and offered a free on-demand masterclass on her website to help others. Michael recounted his experience overcoming public speaking fears due to chickenpox and emphasized the importance of sharing personal stories to connect with others. 
 
Free offer: https://livemasterclass.triciabrouk.com/command-any-room1
Website:  https://triciabrouk.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/triciabrouk/
Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/tricia_brouk
Podcast:  https://triciabrouk.com/podcast/
 

Mastering Amazon FBA in 2025: Expert Strategies for Automated Income, Brand Building, and Wealth Creation with Neil Twa

Positive Mindset and Entrepreneurial Journey @ 0:00
Neil and Michael discuss the importance of maintaining a positive mindset and embracing the entrepreneurial journey, even when faced with challenges. Neil shares how he pivoted from a corporate career to building his own businesses, overcoming obstacles like financial setbacks and family changes along the way.
Building Sustainable E-commerce Businesses @ 1:56
Neil outlines his experience building online companies over the past 17 years, including launching successful private label brands on Amazon and acquiring other e-commerce businesses. He emphasizes the need to create real, sustainable businesses with tangible assets rather than just "side hustles" or "hobby businesses".
Acquiring and Scaling E-commerce Businesses @ 2:47
Neil discusses his company's focus on acquiring e-commerce businesses with $1.5-$3.5 million in EBITDA, with the goal of scaling them further through their expertise and resources. He explains the value of building sustainable businesses with tangible assets that can be acquired and grown.
Rapid Growth of E-commerce and Mobile Commerce @ 5:42
The discussion explores the explosive growth of e-commerce, especially the shift to mobile purchasing overtaking desktop in recent years. Neil highlights the speed at which the e-commerce industry is evolving and the opportunities this presents for entrepreneurs to build scalable, profitable businesses.
Entrepreneurship Education for Youth @ 13:37
Neil shares that he is teaching an entrepreneurship course for 14-18 year olds in his homeschool co-op, with the goal of helping young people start their own businesses in the next 15 weeks. Michael praises this initiative as an important way to foster entrepreneurial mindsets and skills at a young age.
Recap and Resources @ 24:46
In closing, Neil provides information on how to connect with him and access his resources, including a book he co-authored with Kevin Harrington on building a "lifestyle-driven business model" through physical product e-commerce.
About Neil Twa
Are you a podcast owner looking to book an e-commerce and entrepreneurship expert who can deliver game-changing insights for your audience? Look no further than Mr. Twa - he's got the brains, the real-world experience, and the down-to-earth demeanor, and he wrote the book on building automated income with Amazon FBA. For over 17 years, Mr. Twa has been constructing online and offline businesses after departing his senior IBM role. Since 2012, he's launched 5+ personal brands, generated 10 million in revenues as eight-figure sellers, and assisted in the growth of 1000+ others through consulting, coaching, and mentoring alongside partner Reed and their Voltage team.
As the sole "Shark"-endorsed Amazon FBA growth consultancy, their "As Seen on TV" strategy anticipates market demands and creates brand marketing pull. This approach pinpoints the 5 CRUCIAL breakthroughs sellers need to transform an Amazon FBA business into a direct-to-consumer brand worth more upon sale than during its building phase.
Neil Twa frequently guests on top shows, sharing his mastery of e-commerce, entrepreneurship, and brand building online - with a laser focus on leveraging Amazon FBA and omnichannel marketing strategies. Book him as your next guest to unlock insights that can propel your audience's Amazon FBA ventures in 2024 and beyond!
Discover how to leverage Amazon FBA to build an automated income, achieve time freedom, and amass more incredible wealth - whether high-income earners, current business builders, generating passive income, or desiring wealth outside Wall Street!
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Travel & Career Growth Tips with Brandon Blewett, Author of How to Avoid Strangers!

Brandon Blewett, author of the best-seller How to Avoid Strangers on Airplanes, just released his witty and insightful take on navigating both literal and professional journeys. While the book hilariously examines the “6 Habits of Highly Annoying Travelers,” it also draws compelling parallels to the workplace—outlining how dealing with delays, turbulence, and pivots helped shape his career.
Key talking points Brandon discusses:
Knowing when to admit a role, path, or environment isn’t the right fit—and finding the courage to move forward.
Identifying and fostering mentoring relationships that unlock doors and inspire growth.
How mentoring others can organically lead to opportunities.
Discovering what truly makes you tick to chart a fulfilling career path.
For context, the book has been praised as:
"Drawing on his experience as both a seasoned road warrior and M&A executive, Brandon C. Blewett offers a hilariously relatable take on the habits of fellow travelers, transforming the chaos of air travel into a masterclass on navigating personal and professional growth." - Gary Leff, View from the Wing founder and Travel Guru
"A rollicking tale from the ultimate frequent flyer. Travel has never been this funny. Do yourself a favor: pack this book in your carry-on." - Bill Keenan, Author of Discussion Materials
"How many times have you wanted to turn to the plane seatmate next to you, behind you or across the aisle and say exactly what's on the tip of your tongue? Brandon does it, through a combination of comedy and astute observation...  I never thought a guy with a background in mergers and acquisitions could be so funny. I stand corrected." - Greg Schwem, Author of Text Me If You're Breathing, The Road to Success Goes Through the Salar Bar, and Turning Gut Punches into Punchlines
Website: brandonblewett.com
Book:  https://amzn.to/4hyTewR
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Travel Experiences and Professional Development
Michael and Brandon had a conversation about their experiences with travel and how it relates to their professional and personal lives. Brandon, the author of "How to Avoid Strangers on Airplanes," shared his background in frequent travel and his career in consulting and mergers and acquisitions. Michael, who has also traveled extensively, discussed his observations of people's interactions in airports and how these experiences can be compared to the challenges faced in daily life and career. They both agreed that adaptability and flexibility are essential in both travel and professional development. The conversation ended with Michael suggesting that sometimes, one needs to look within to navigate through challenges.
Reassessing Career Choices for Fulfillment
Michael and Brandon discussed the importance of self-reflection and reassessing one's career choices. Brandon shared his experience of pivoting from tax law to management consulting, realizing that his initial career choice wasn't the best fit for his skill set. Michael, a former accountant, echoed Brandon's sentiments, expressing relief at leaving his accounting career behind. They both agreed that reassessing one's career path is crucial for personal growth and fulfillment.
Networking and Mentoring in Careers
Michael and Brandon discussed the importance of networking and mentoring in their careers. Brandon shared his experience of not attending a target school for graduate studies and how he relied on mentoring relationships to succeed. He mentioned his involvement in the Ole Miss Mba Mentoring program and how it helped his mentees achieve significant career milestones. Brandon also highlighted the potential for mentoring relationships to come full circle, with mentees potentially offering opportunities in the future. Michael shared his own experience of being a mentor through a program at Walsh College, emphasizing the value of such relationships.
Mentoring and Human Aspect Consideration
Michael shared his experience of mentoring a student, Brandon, who was going through a challenging time due to his wife's medical school in Chicago. Michael suggested that Brandon transfer to a business school in Chicago to save on rent and be closer to his wife. Brandon eventually followed this advice and graduated. Michael emphasized the importance of considering the human aspect in mentoring, beyond just career goals. He also mentioned that he didn't receive an invitation to continue mentoring Brandon, but he could still mentor in other areas.
Student Athlete Experience and Football
Brandon shared his experience as a student athlete at Southern Methodist University (SMU), where he attended every home football game and participated in the school's Life after Ball program. He found it rewarding to help student athletes prepare for their future careers, whether in finance or consulting. He also expressed his excitement about SMU's successful football season, which he believes will attract more talented players. Michael agreed, noting that the ease of transferring in college football now aligns with the real world, where taking a year off before starting a new job is not necessary.
Leadership, Discipline, and Surrounding Smart People
Brandon and Michael discussed the importance of discipline, practice, and competition in achieving success. They highlighted the example of Shaquille O'Neal, who despite being a former athlete, has become a successful businessman. They emphasized the need for leaders to surround themselves with smart and honest people who can provide feedback, even when it's not wanted. They also touched on the importance of being receptive to feedback and advice from others, such as gate agents, pilots, and flight attendants, to navigate challenges like flight delays or cancellations. The conversation concluded with the idea that leaders should strive to be the best in their field and that they deserve the best in the world.
Continuous Learning and Personal Growth
Brandon and Michael discussed the importance of continuous learning and growth, with Michael emphasizing the value of small daily improvements. They also talked about the potential for personal and professional growth, with Michael suggesting that even a 1% improvement each day could lead to significant progress over time.

Crafting Authentic Leadership: Navigating Algorithms, EQ & Workplace Harmony With Dr. Shanda Gore

 
Leadership, Culture, and Algorithmic Design
Michael and Shanda explored leadership, workplace culture, and the role of algorithms. Shanda emphasized positive culture and communication, while Michael stressed that all leaders are human and that algorithms should be people-designed.
Leadership and Culture Building Journey
Shanda shared their 20-year leadership journey, highlighting employee retention and experience across 20 industries. As President of Mays and Associates, they’ve impacted 22,000 individuals. Michael acknowledged generational workforce shifts, including the rise of Gen X, millennials, Gen Z, and Gen Alpha.
Leadership Approaches and Work-Life Harmony
They agreed leadership must be adaptable, not one-size-fits-all. Shanda emphasized trust, transparency, and clear planning. They discussed work-life harmony versus balance, noting leaders must meet employees where they are, as motivation varies.
Authenticity and Playful Work Culture
Michael highlighted being true to oneself at work and in life, stressing consistency over compartmentalization. He advocated for a playful workplace where colleagues connect personally, sharing his own experiences to illustrate the value of positivity in the workplace.
Civility and Communication in Leadership
Shanda stressed that care, communication, and civility are vital for retaining employees. Self-awareness and openness to feedback are essential. Michael shared insights from his direct and honest partnerships, comparing leadership to cooking—both require constant refinement.
Self-Awareness and Emotional Intelligence
Michael noted that anxiety and confidence struggles can manifest as poor leadership behavior. Openness to change and self-awareness can help leaders improve. Shanda agreed, emphasizing emotional intelligence and the cultural influence on addressing organizational issues.
AI's Impact on Workplace Civility
Shanda highlighted how AI affects workplace tone and civility. AI is only as effective as its input, so leaders must use it mindfully. Michael added that AI should be a tool, not a replacement, and should focus on artificial common sense.
Overcoming Past Baggage
They discussed how past experiences influence behavior at work. Michael stressed empathy and learning from mistakes, while Shanda encouraged living in the present. They agreed that external consultants can provide objectivity and problem-solving support.
Financial Stress and Workplace Collaboration
Shanda shared her book and podcast, and Michael promoted his show. They discussed financial stress and its effect on retention and performance. Shanda referenced her work with the Better Business Bureau and local chambers, and they agreed on the need for better support for small businesses and entrepreneurs.
 

Transitioning from Corporate to Entrepreneur: Lessons from a 35-Year Corporate Veteran Jim Fielding

Transitioning from corporate to entrepreneurship @ 1:32
Jim shares his background, explaining that after a 35-year corporate career, he has transitioned to full-time entrepreneur, coach, speaker, and writer. He discusses the challenges and benefits of this shift, noting that his extensive corporate experience has provided him with valuable tools and insights to apply in his new roles.
The value of coaching and mentorship @ 8:06
Jim describes his experience receiving coaching while at Disney, which he credits with helping him become a better leader. He emphasizes the importance of being open to coaching and mentorship, even for experienced professionals, and how it can lead to personal and professional growth.
Managing diversity and inclusion in the workplace @ 22:06
Michael and Jim discuss the increasing diversity of the workforce and customer base, and the business imperative for companies to effectively manage diversity and inclusion. They share examples of their experiences with diverse teams and the benefits of embracing different perspectives and cultural backgrounds.
Recap and next steps @ 31:23
Michael and Jim wrap up the conversation, providing information on how listeners can connect with Jim further, including his website, LinkedIn, and book. They express their appreciation for the discussion and the insights shared.
 
Jim Fielding is a respected leader in Experiential Retail, Brand Management, and Media Development, with over 15 years of experience at the President and CEO level. He has emerged as a prominent voice in Authentic Leadership and DEI following the release of his best-selling book, ALL PRIDE, NO EGO, in 2023. Jim's career spans over 30 years with major companies like The Gap, Disney, and 20th Century Fox, where he became known for building collaborative global teams and cultures.Jim works with clients on entrepreneurial ventures, higher education initiatives, and advisory roles. He has presented to organizations such as Oshkosh Inc., Salesforce, and CVS Health, engaging audiences ranging from 50 to 800 attendees. Additionally, Jim is an active angel and venture investor, serving on boards and advising companies in the consumer goods and health sectors.Jim's commitment to higher education includes roles at Indiana University, where he has served on several boards and received multiple honors. His dedication to servant leadership is reflected in his charitable work with organizations like Make-A-Wish International, GLSEN, and the Human Rights Campaign.Jim has been featured in premier press outlets like Harvard Business Review, The Wall Street Journal, New York Post, and Newsweek and on podcasts such as Strategy Skills Podcast, Make It Happen Mondays, Office Hours with David Meltzer, Gay Men, Gay Talk, Life (UN)Closeted, and Follow Your Different.Topics Jim is loves to speak on:Authentic Leadership and the Path to Personal AuthenticityThe Art of Storytelling and Strategic Brand PlanningCreating Safe Spaces for High-Performing Teams and CulturesJim’s Career Journey Working at Disney, Dreamworks, The Gap, Claire’s, and Fox
Website - https://www.allpridenoego.com/ 
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesdfielding/ (8.3k+ Followers)
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/allpridenoego/ (~3.4k Followers)

Navigating the Challenging 2025 Job Market with Andrew Crapuchettes RedBalloon CEO

Summary
Personal Experiences and Job Market
Michael and Andrew discussed their personal experiences and professional backgrounds. Michael appreciated their conversation and mentioned some recent articles in the Wall Street Journal related to job postings and the job market. Andrew shared his background, including his experience in starting various businesses, focusing on labor market data and job creation. He also mentioned his current location in Idaho and his family. The conversation ended with Michael expressing his admiration for Idaho and the job market.
Navigating the Challenging Job Market
Michael and Andrew discussed the current state of the job market, noting that it has become more challenging for both candidates and businesses. They highlighted the difficulty in finding suitable candidates, with many job seekers being ghosted or not allowed to explain why they believe they are a good fit for a position. Andrew emphasized the importance of businesses building an employment brand and a talent network rather than simply posting a job and expecting a flood of applications. They also touched on the impact of the job search process on individuals, noting that it can be stressful and anxiety-inducing. Michael and Andrew agreed that the job market is broken, with many people struggling to find work and businesses overwhelmed with unsuitable applicants.
Hiring a Receptionist With No Medical Experience
Michael shared his experience hiring a receptionist with no medical expertise for his multi-site medical care clinics. Despite the doctors' initial concerns, the receptionist was an excellent fit due to her outgoing personality and experience dealing with unhappy customers. She was later offered a job at another clinic closer to her home, which she accepted. Michael emphasized the importance of trusting one's instincts and considering the individual's potential for growth and development. Andrew agreed, highlighting the receptionist's strong character and work ethic as key factors in her success.
Humanizing Hiring and Recruitment Process
Andrew discussed the challenges of hiring and the importance of maintaining a human touch in the process. He criticized algorithms and AI in hiring, arguing that they lack empathy and can be off-putting. Andrew suggested that hiring is a distinctly human process and that employers should prioritize their employment brand to attract the right candidates. He also introduced Red Balloon's approach to hiring, which involves a more personalized and human-centric approach. Red Balloon offers a platform for job seekers to join a talent network or resume database, and their team reaches out to potential candidates for interviews. Additionally, Red Balloon offers a recruitment service that takes over the hiring process for businesses, saving them time and money while maintaining a human touch.
Hiring Challenges and Personal Approach
Michael and Andrew discussed the challenges of hiring and the importance of returning to a more personal and human-centric approach in business. Michael shared his experience using Chat GPT to analyze a job post, highlighting the excessive number of duties and responsibilities listed. Andrew emphasized the need for a better hiring method, suggesting that his organization, Red Balloon, could help employers find the right culture fit. He also encouraged job seekers to create profiles on Red Balloon's platform. 
https://RedBalloon.work
Upload your Resume:  https://www.redballoon.work/create-seeker-account
Andrew on LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/acrapuchettes/