TrueIT CEO Zac Paulson was once a pharmacist in training, but quickly realized he felt out of place and couldn’t see himself doing it professionally for the long-term. It was his love for people, business and creating solutions for others that eventually led him into the technology industry.

Join us as we discuss tough lessons he’s learned over the years in business, finding your way with a tenacious, never give up attitude and the importance of teaching others how to think for themselves, even though they will fail along the way to succeeding.

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If you’ve ever thought about a drastic career change, you definitely don’t want to miss this episode. Real estate agent and broker Beau Flom initially started his career in the military, eventually transitioning into medicine and spending a dozen years as a PA in cardiothoracic surgery. Throughout his career transition he was told he was crazy, and everyone around him questioned his decision.

Join us as we discuss how Beau’s atypical journey into real estate helped mold him into the top 1% of all real estate producers and agents in the nation, the importance of following a successful map that already exists and why it’s absolutely essential to surround yourself with high performers.

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Greg Kettner is a WorkHappy™ expert specializing in empowering and inspiring sports professionals, as well as teams and individuals in other industries, to be the very best version of themselves. As we know, the importance of happiness and a dedicated focus toward mental health in the workplace has only gotten more and more important over the past couple years.

Join us as we discuss how Greg helps organizations create happy employees and higher productivity, the time he saved the night at the last second in front of an audience of 4,000+ in Las Vegas and the importance of saying YES to opportunities presented to us, even if we don’t know what the hell we’re initially doing!

For show notes and links, visit www.patrick-metzger.com