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The Kitchen Table

The Kitchen Table

著者: Ken Baden
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A show about business, sales, goals, and the pursuit of personal greatness, all where business gets done. The Kitchen Table.2023 The Kitchen Table Podcast マネジメント・リーダーシップ リーダーシップ 個人的成功 経済学 自己啓発
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  • From Correctional Officer to Storm Chasing Queen: Taylor Baires on Building a Roofing Empire
    2025/10/17

    Guest: Taylor Baires

    • Owner: Varadero Roofing Group
    • Founder: Solutions Beyond the Storm (Consulting)
    • Background: Construction, Law Enforcement, Roofing Sales
    • Location: Florida (travels nationwide for consulting)

    Key Discussion Points:

    • The psychological advantage women have at the door
    • Why retail training makes superior storm chasers
    • Growing up in a GC family and learning work ethic
    • Transition from law enforcement to roofing
    • Partnership structure and business ownership
    • Current state of Florida insurance market
    • Rising deductibles and their impact on the industry
    • The future shift toward retail roofing
    • Self-insurance trends in Florida
    • Importance of continuous training and education
    • Building reputation in storm restoration consulting

    Memorable Quotes:

    • "Sales is more of a lifestyle than just a job"
    • "Nobody's coming to save you—you have to earn everything"
    • "Storm chasers after retail training is like being in a candy store"
    • "Women either do door-to-door or they don't—when they do, they crush it"
    Timestamps

    00:00 - Introduction and Welcome

    00:42 - Meet Taylor Baires and pronunciation guide

    01:00 - Taylor's roofing company: Varadero Roofing Group

    01:27 - Storm chasing consulting and recent South Carolina trip

    02:15 - Women in the roofing industry discussion

    02:30 - The unfair advantage women have in door-to-door sales

    03:30 - Why homeowners trust women at the door more

    04:18 - Taylor's origin story: Born into the industry

    05:00 - Growing up on construction job sites

    05:12 - Father's influence and learning hard work early

    06:20 - Sweeping parking lots and earning money as a kid

    06:55 - Father's GC business and local market focus

    07:30 - Growing up hating storm chasers

    08:00 - How Taylor became a storm chaser herself

    08:40 - Current consulting approach and client relationships

    09:20 - Consulting services: Training vs. hands-on work

    09:50 - Why fresh storms are "like a candy store"

    10:15 - Retail training makes storm restoration easy

    11:40 - True retail selling vs. offering cheap alternatives

    12:40 - Getting retail vs. storm experience first

    13:05 - Taking over Varadero Roofing Group in 2020

    14:00 - Previous career as correctional officer

    15:00 - Why construction welcomes people with any background

    15:40 - The future of insurance restoration

    16:05 - Florida's insurance crisis and rising deductibles

    17:10 - Self-insurance trends in Florida

    17:30 - How to connect with Taylor for consulting services

    18:00 - Importance of investing in multiple training programs

    18:30 - Contact information and social media

    19:10 - Closing remarks

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  • Engineer Solves Real Estate Problem, Creates 8-Figure Data Platform | Brian Seidensticker
    2025/10/10

    Host: Ken Baden - CEO of Baden Consulting and Potomac Custom Remodeling

    Guest: Brian Seidensticker - Chief Executive Officer, Tax Sale Resources, Inc.

    Key Topics Covered:

    • Transition from aerospace engineering to entrepreneurship
    • How the 2008 financial crisis led to discovering tax liens
    • Building a SaaS platform to solve industry inefficiencies
    • The truth about tax sale properties and foreclosures
    • Difference between tax lien and tax deed investing
    • Mountain North Capital's profit-sharing partnership model
    • Current economic outlook and recession indicators
    • Commercial-to-residential conversion opportunities
    • Federal Reserve rate decisions and housing market impacts
    • Overcoming negative industry perceptions
    • Entrepreneurial advice: persistence and dreaming big
    • Celebrating wins without losing drive

    Resources Mentioned:

    • Tax Sale Resources platform (tracks 9,000 auctions annually)
    • Mountain North Capital (profit-sharing fund)
    • Supreme Court cases affecting tax deed regulations
    • Leap (contracting software comparison example)

    Business Metrics:

    • 9,000 auctions tracked annually
    • Couple million properties in system
    • $8-9 billion in assets processed yearly
    • Revenue from platform exceeded tax lien investing within 2 years

    Episode Context: This is Ken Baden's first episode back after the birth of his first child (three weeks old at recording). Ken jokes about being in "zombie mode" throughout the episode.

    Timestamps

    0:00 - Introduction & Welcome Back "Post-Baby Baden"

    0:46 - New Dad Life: Zombie Mode & Unpredictable Sleep Schedules

    2:04 - Parenting Advice: Everything is a Phase

    3:44 - Introducing Brian Seidensticker & Getting Started

    3:53 - Brian's Background: From Aerospace Engineer to Real Estate

    5:20 - The Breaking Point: Government Red Tape & Six-Week Vacation Epiphany

    6:22 - Getting Into House Flipping (2005-2008)

    6:44 - Discovery of Tax Liens Through Personal Experience in Montana

    7:28 - Building the Original Tax Sale Resources Platform

    8:17 - Transitioning from Investor to Platform Provider

    9:15 - Business Model Comparison: Similar to Leap's Journey

    10:08 - Solving Industry Inefficiencies

    10:20 - Understanding the Client Base: Tax Lien vs Tax Deed Investors

    11:30 - What Tax Sale Properties Actually Look Like (HGTV Reality)

    12:28 - The Foreclosure Process Explained

    13:42 - The Platform: "Zillow for Distressed Real Estate"

    15:12 - Mountain North Capital: The Profit-Sharing Fund

    16:35 - How the Capital Partnership Structure Works (Not a Lender)

    17:17 - Current Market Conditions & Tax Lien Property Trends

    18:00 - Are We in a Recession? Economic Analysis

    19:15 - Finding Opportunity in Market Volatility

    20:20 - Commercial to Residential Conversion: The Next Big Opportunity

    21:56 - Current Economic Outlook & Federal Reserve Decisions

    23:20 - Inflation vs Housing Demand: The Fed's Dilemma

    24:12 - Predictions: Rate Cuts & Housing Market Impact

    24:56 - Interest Rate Discussion: Quarter Point Drops

    25:42 - Growth Plans & Supreme Court Case Impacts on Tax Deed States

    26:47 - Growing Pains as "Fun, Cool Problems to Solve"

    27:03 - Biggest Industry Challenge: Negative Perception & Media Coverage

    28:26 - The Truth About Tax Sales & Community Benefits

    29:22 - Contact Information & Real Human Support (No AI Yet)

    30:30 - AI Discussion: Tool vs Replacement for Humans

    31:23 - Final Advice for Entrepreneurs: Be Persistent & Dream Big

    33:12 - The Importance of Dreaming Big to Achieve Big

    34:25 - Bonus Advice: Celebrating Wins & Avoiding Burnout

    35:42 - Closing Remarks & Baden Consulting Services Information

    36:14 - Outro

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    37 分
  • Revolutionizing Leads: Why Door-to-Door is the Future of Home Services with Ken Baden, Jonathan Bannister and Sam Wakefield
    2025/09/05

    Takeaways:

    • Market Shift: The home service boom (2020–2023) has ended; call volume dropped 30–40% and stabilized at lower levels.
    • Brand over Rankings: Strong, memorable branding now outweighs digital rankings for lead quality and cost-effectiveness.
    • Digital Challenges Ahead: Marketing will become harder and costlier due to saturation and AI platforms diverting traffic.
    • Canvassing Opportunity: Door-to-door reaches the 94% of households not actively seeking services, creating untapped growth potential.
    • Fast, Low-Cost Leads: Canvassing generates immediate leads and revenue, funding long-term branding efforts.
    • Misconceptions Debunked: Door-to-door works across industries and doesn’t harm reputation if done right.
    • Setter-Closer Model: Businesses can control lead flow by training canvassers (setters) to book and sales reps (closers) to convert.
    • Three-Pillar Institute Approach:
    1. Marketing & Branding (direct mail, video, brand warming)
    2. Recruiting & Team Building (hiring, profiling, retention)
    3. Sales Training (50%+ close rates, higher tickets)
    • Proactive Growth: Eliminates seasonality and dependency on external leads by creating a steady, controlled pipeline.
    • “5-Mile Famous”: Focus on hyper-local recognition through frequent, consistent touchpoints to dominate a local market.

    TAKE YOUR BUSINESS TO THE NEXT LEVEL BOOK A FREE CONSULATION CALL NOW!

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    https://badenconsulting.net/dominate

    About Me: Ken Baden - Business Growth Consultant

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    💼 8-figure business owner in roofing, sales, door-to-door, and consulting.

    🌐 Founder of Baden Consulting, helping entrepreneurs build and scale profitable home improvement and roofing businesses.

    🚀 Join me for expert strategies on sales, leadership, and business growth—where grit meets smart execution.

    🎥 Subscribe for real-world insights, proven tactics, and success stories from the field!

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    LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/kennethbaden

    Websites:

    www.badenconsulting.net

    https://thekitchentablepodcast.net/

    Guests:

    Jonathan Bannister
    IG: @jonathanismarketing

    https://www.topservdigital.com/

    https://homeservicehustle.com/

    Sam Wakefield

    IG: @therealcloseitnow

    www.closeitnow.net

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