In this episode of the Brevity Code podcast, Ryan welcomes Rahul Sandil, former VP of Marketing at Micron. They delve into the experiences of marketing at a large publicly traded company versus a garage startup, exploring challenges, similarities, and creative strategies. Rahul shares insights into his professional journey, including his tech and gaming background, the importance of understanding brand audiences, and his approach to leadership and team management. The discussion also touches on diversity, equity, inclusion (DEI) initiatives, the rebranding process at Micron, and Rahul's personal philosophies on happiness and professional fulfillment.

00:00 Introduction

02:10 Rahul's Career Journey and Background

04:37 Influence of Music and Technology on Marketing

06:07 Marketing Strategies and Audience Engagement

17:22 Leadership Style and Management Philosophy

25:28 Personal Inspirations and Career Choices

30:39 Taking a Break and Downtime Activities

34:17 Reflecting on Leadership and Entrepreneurship

40:32 Rebranding Micron: Challenges and Successes

45:05 The Emotional Connection to a Brand

54:31 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

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In this episode of The Brevity Code, Ryan sits down with his father to delve into an inspiring life journey filled with adversity, perseverance, and ultimate success. Ryan's father shares his origin story, entrepreneurial ventures, and the pivotal moments that shaped his career. From humble beginnings in Boston, overcoming a tumultuous childhood, to the establishment of flourishing businesses in stainless steel and safety industries, this episode highlights valuable lessons on resilience, hard work, and the importance of visualization. Join us for a heartwarming and motivational conversation that underscores the significance of family, mentorship, and seizing opportunities.

00:00 Introduction

01:43 Dad's Early Life and Challenges

08:13 Early Jobs and Career Beginnings

10:54 Meeting Mom and Starting a Family

14:53 Mentorship and Career Breakthrough

22:29 Transition to Entrepreneurship

28:21 Selling the Business and Moving On

36:40 Taking Over a Startup

38:49 Keys to Success

39:45 Facing the Competition

48:21 Colossal Failures

52:26 Personal Reflections

56:51 Father-Son Dynamics

01:07:44 Final Thoughts and Legacy

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In this episode of the Brevity Code, Ryan sits down with Lejon Boudreaux, a U.S. pararescueman and combat rescue officer. Lejon shares his inspirational journey from high school to the Air Force, recounting challenges, intense training, and unforgettable missions in places like Afghanistan and Kosovo. Delving deep into his faith and personal growth, Lejon opens up about overcoming adversity, the importance of perseverance, and his commitment to family. Join us for an incredible conversation about valor, resilience, and the strength found in faith.

00:00 Introduction

02:27 Air Force Pararescue Selection Process

12:32 Pararescue Missions and Joint Operations

19:32 Helicopter Rescue Mission

20:18 The Well Mission

26:41 Faith and Adversity

33:34 Transition to Civilian Life

37:31 Family and Future Goals

42:26 Final Thoughts and Reflections

14:35 Mackenzie report on the future of work

15:25 Mike mentions Sir Ken Robinson - Ted Talk - future of education & creativity https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_changing_education_paradigms

One of Mike favorite quotes: “If you magnify what you believe in, the world conspires to support you.” Michael Jager, Founder / Creative Director

Steele Platt is the Founder and visionary behind the well known ‘Yard House’. Yard House is well known for it’s 250 beers on tap, elevated, fusion bar food and great classic rock playlists. On this episode of the Brevity Code we’ll hear how Steele, who at one point in his career declared bankruptcy and came roaring back with a success story that is beyond anything he could have ever projected in his business plan. We’ll retrace Steele’s history in the bar, club and restaurant business and see how it all rolls up into his biggest and greatest endeavor. Yet, it was the small details that set him apart from his competition. Listen in to find out how Steele eventually sold the Yard House for a cool $585 Million.

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Dorian Willes was shot 21 times at point blank range by two police officers and somehow lived. For the record, 50 cent was only shot a mere 9! We’ll hear how, high on meth Dorian managed to evade police for hours as he found himself trapped inside an apartment complex, determined not to get caught. We’ll relive that day in graphic detail. Dorian explains how he was left for dead and in a coma for months. He spent a year in the hospital where he eventually becomes an amputee. Also, as a result of his gunshot wounds he has very limited use of his left arm. But there’s more to Dorian’s story than him surviving against all odds. Turns out Dorian is also a phenom athlete who earns a spot on the U.S. National Paralympic skeleton team and finishes 4th in the World Championships! Dorian Willes is a motivational speaker who travels the world sharing his story and warning our youth about the dangers of drugs and addiction. Grab some tissue and get ready to be rocked to your core!

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The quote “ We do not rise to the level of our expectation but fall to the level of our training” is credited the Greek lyrical poet, Archilochus who many think served as a soldier himself. It is an adopted saying of the SEAL’s.

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