HeyJaredPerfect Aim with Rodney Mueller
The world is changing how we think about the future. Traditional goal-setting is dead. It’s an antiquated model that has been used for thousands of years and it is time we shift how we create our futures and drive performance.
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Entrepreneurs of St. Louis | Brad W Burns | Burns Holdings LLC (opens the original)
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Brad Burns, Founder & CEO of Burns Holdings LLC, is a six-time entrepreneur out of St. Louis, and honestly the kind of person this podcast exists to shine a light on. He owns and operates six businesses across wildly different sectors — commercial contracting, in-store graphics, hardscapes and pools, wholesale seafood with a direct-to-consumer arm, a quick-serve franchise, and a recently acquired contracting company — all tied together under a holding company with shared services he built so the
Entrepreneurs of St. Louis | James Maisel | Tri Tech Automation (opens the original)
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James Maisel is the founder of Tri Tech Automation, a systems integration company helping manufacturers operate more safely, intelligently, and efficiently. James has built the business from his garage into a growing team serving manufacturers across multiple locations, but what matters most to him is the impact they create for their people, customers, and communities. What I loved about this conversation was how naturally we moved from manufacturing and entrepreneurship into faith, service, and
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