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196: How To Turn Ordinary Days Into Extraordinary Results - (Tyler Walden, Justin Bauer, Brad Bond, Brady Druecke, and Sean Phelps)

196: How To Turn Ordinary Days Into Extraordinary Results - (Tyler Walden, Justin Bauer, Brad Bond, Brady Druecke, and Sean Phelps)

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What if chasing perfection, knowing you’ll never reach it, is the real secret to winning in business and in life?This episode features powerhouse young leaders Tyler Walden, Justin Bauer, Brad Bond, and Brady Druecke, all veteran College Works managers, with co-host Sean Phelps in a raw conversation with Matt Stewart. They reveal what it's really like to run a six-figure business before even graduating, the real obstacles most people ignore, and why most never make it to that elusive “next level.”You’ll hear the unfiltered truth about failure, leadership, and how to use a single tough experience to transform your impact forever. Miss this conversation and risk staying stuck in comfort while others leap ahead. Listen now for a behind-the-curtain look you won’t get from textbooks and unlock the bold moves that set the next generation of leaders apart.Timestamped Highlights01:13 – The quote that changed their entire definition of excellence06:18 – The hidden advantage all four had before launching their businesses14:10 – The strange power of picking the “wrong” major (and why it worked)19:10 – The single shift that made scaling a business suddenly possible22:51 – The brutally honest lesson most rookies ignore about real profit29:29 – Why building a system—not just a business—is the only path to freedom35:58 – The surprising connection between brutal honesty and building trust42:31 – Why signing up for another year changes everything (and how)About The Guest A standout intern and fraternity president from North Dakota, Tyler Walden made history with College Works Painting as a $207,000 rookie manager and is chasing the all-time revenue record. Known for scaling his business to unprecedented heights, he brings leadership experience from both athletics and early management roles. Tyler is passionate about building scalable businesses and leading high-performing teams.🔗 LinkedInHailing from Iowa, Justin Bauer grew his College Works Painting branch to $120,000 in his first year, then surpassed $150,000 the next. With a background as a four-sport athlete and experience in his family’s plumbing business, Justin is energized by hands-on work and aims to launch his own landscaping company, using his internship as a launchpad for future service-based entrepreneurship.🔗 LinkedIn | FacebookBrad Bond juggled playing college football in Emporia, Kansas, while building his College Works Painting business to over $150,000 in revenue, doubling his success as a “double dipper.” Brad’s entrepreneurial journey started with his own lawn mowing business in high school. He’s focused on building his confidence and leadership skills and sees a future in business—where consistency and adaptability are his trademarks.A Michigan State student who jumped into business as a freshman, Brady Drueke managed $239,000 in his first year at College Works Painting and is scaling up with even more employees in his second year. A varsity athlete in high school, Brady’s early work experiences and involvement in friends’ service businesses sparked his interest in entrepreneurship, organization, and team leadership.🔗 LinkedInA key mentor, Sean Phelps brings years of leadership and practical business coaching to the table. As a longtime leader within the College Works Painting organization, Sean combines experience in accounting, entrepreneurship, and people development. He’s passionate about helping young leaders achieve excellence through honesty, time management, and persistent growth.🔗 LinkedInMentioned ResourcesVince Lombardi (quote on chasing perfection)Nick Saban (coaching mindset)Michigan State UniversityEmporia State UniversityNDSU (North Dakota State University)Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTubeThe Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.
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