Grow or Go
We talk about Surfing the Sigmoid Curve. Or in other words: how everything, and everyone will experience inception, growth, maturity, and finally decline. But how do businesses, products, or people continue to grow both personally and professionally?
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Ep. 49 - Manufacturing Automation Products for Manufacturer's - Andy Larson (opens the original)
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Automation is transforming the manufacturing world in incredible ways. No matter if it be food, consumables, electronics, cars, or even surgeries; the new tools that are being used to complete these tasks are here, and only getting better. Ever wondered who even creates those tools? The robots? All the assembly parts and technology that sits in a 50,000 square foot building? Andy Larson is an individual who did that, and built his company, Custom Automation , from scratch. Here his story here. C
Ep. 48 - What it Takes to Build & Sell a Successful Auto Body Shop - Jeff & Sarah Czech (opens the original)
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More often than not businesses are started from an owner's passion and willingness to take risks. This is especially true for automotive businesses, where growing up you find yourself working on cars for fun and soon see the demand all around you. For Jeff Czech, it started from painting farm tractors and cattle trailers both before and during high school. Betting on himself, Jeff went on his own right out of high school, evolving every year and growing consistently. What makes this story specia
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