Life beyond money! You got rich, now what?
Reframing Masculinity
In this episode of Richer Soul, Brad Golphenee, a men’s somatic coach and Director of Training & Education at Evryman shares his unique journey, his perspectives on personal growth, and his insights into the somatic healing process. Together, they explore the importance of connecting with one's body, healing from past traumas, and living a more present and fulfilling life.
Key Takeaways:
Money Learning:
Brad’s childhood involved unconventional lessons around money. Growing up in mountain communities and living a non-materialistic lifestyle, he learned to value experiences over possessions. This mindset shaped his approach to money, focusing on earning what’s needed without excessive worry about wealth accumulation. Brad highlights that while money is necessary, emotional well-being and connection hold more value in life.
Bio:
Brad Golphenee has been actively involved with men's groups for over 17 years and has a private coaching practice. He is the Director of Training & Education at Evryman, a leader in men’s emotional health. A graduate of Somatic Experiencing International, Brad specializes in helping individuals complete emotional cycles from their past to live more present and fulfilled lives. He lives in Idaho with his wife, children, and an array of animals.
Key Discussion Points:
Brad’s Early Life: Growing up in various mountain communities, Brad's family prioritized outdoor adventures and a simple lifestyle over material wealth. His parents made a bold decision to move from Southern California to the mountains, seeking a life closer to nature.
The Role of Somatic Work: Brad explains how unresolved emotional trauma can manifest physically in the body. Through somatic coaching, he helps individuals process these traumas, allowing them to live with more freedom and peace.
Personal Growth for Men: Brad talks about his work with men, focusing on creating environments where men can feel safe enough to express their emotions without judgment. His retreats are designed to help men reconnect with themselves and others on a deeper emotional level.
The Healing Power of Community: A big believer in the power of connection, Brad discusses how men often find healing and strength in community. Through shared experiences and vulnerability, men can learn to support one another on their journeys to emotional well-being.
Conclusion:
Brad Golphenee’s approach to personal growth through somatic work provides a unique perspective on emotional healing and well-being. His dedication to helping men connect with their emotions and bodies is transformative. Brad’s story reminds us that living intentionally and being present in our bodies can lead to a richer, more fulfilled life. Whether through retreats or personal coaching, Brad’s work is helping men break free from emotional blocks and live their most authentic lives.
Links: www.bradgolphenee.com www.evryman.com Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let’s talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let’s figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It’s about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! Show Sponsor: http://profitcomesfirst.com/ Schedule your free no obligation call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ [email protected] Some music provided by Junan from Junan Podcast Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.
Start Thinking Rich
In this episode of Richer Soul, two incredible guests, Dr. Brad Klontz and Adrian Brambila, dive deep into financial psychology and the entrepreneurial journey. Brad, an expert in behavioral finance, shares his insights on the mental roadblocks we face with money, while Adrian, a successful internet entrepreneur, offers a unique perspective on building wealth through hard work and creativity. Together, they explore the intersection of money, mindset, and success.
Key Takeaways:
Money Learning:
Inherited Money Beliefs: Brad shares how growing up in a lower-income household with strong work ethic values influenced his approach to money. However, as he advanced in his career, he realized the importance of addressing his limiting beliefs around wealth accumulation, which he terms "money scripts"—subconscious beliefs about money that can hold people back financially.
The Role of Mentorship: Adrian highlights how mentorship played a pivotal role in shaping his financial knowledge. From learning about Roth IRAs in college to understanding the power of minimalism and online entrepreneurship, mentors guided him toward smart financial choices.
Bios:
Key Discussion Points:
Brad’s Story: Brad reflects on his journey from racking up $100,000 in student loan debt to discovering the field of financial psychology. A pivotal moment came when he lost money trading stocks and realized his psychological patterns with money were holding him back. This motivated him to explore why “intelligent people do stupid things with money” and led him to research money scripts.
Adrian’s Entrepreneurial Path: Adrian shares his early life growing up in a Mexican immigrant family and the lessons they instilled about working hard for money. His journey from running parts at a Toyota dealership to becoming a six-figure entrepreneur illustrates how grit and resilience, combined with a minimalistic lifestyle, can lead to financial freedom.
Overcoming Money Trauma: Both guests discuss the importance of addressing money-related trauma. Brad reveals how money trauma can manifest in poor financial decisions and how therapy can help resolve these deep-seated issues. Adrian touches on how cultural and family influences affected his money mindset but how he learned to transform those influences into a source of strength.
Achieving Financial Independence: Adrian explains how his transition from a traditional job to making money online gave him control over his time and financial future. He stresses the importance of diversifying income streams and being adaptable in the face of challenges.
Conclusion: This episode provides a comprehensive look into the mindsets behind financial success, highlighting both the psychological and entrepreneurial aspects of money management. Brad Klontz and Adrian Brambila offer valuable lessons on how to overcome mental roadblocks and take actionable steps toward financial independence. Whether you’re struggling with money trauma or looking for inspiration to build your wealth, this episode offers tools and insights to help you achieve your goals.
Check out this previous episode with Brad Klontz: Ep 391 How to Master Your Financial Psychology with Brad Klontz: https://richersoul.com/ep-391-how-to-master-your-financial-psychology-with-brad-klontz/
Links:
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@DrBradKlontz.
Adrian Brambila Official Site: https://adrianbrambila.com/
Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let’s talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let’s figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It’s about personal freedom!
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The Mentally Strong Leader
In this episode of Richer Soul, Scott Mautz, an acclaimed author, keynote speaker, and former Procter & Gamble executive shares powerful insights from his new book, The Mentally Strong Leader, focusing on how mental strength can be the leadership superpower that helps people overcome adversity and thrive in their personal and professional lives. The conversation touches on Scott’s personal journey, the six “mental muscles” every leader needs, and the science behind building effective leadership habits.
Key takeaways:
Money Learning:
Scott shared his first major money lesson when he ran a pool-cleaning business as a high school student. He quickly realized that profitability hinges on a simple but often overlooked principle: your revenue must exceed your expenses. This early lesson in financial management taught Scott the importance of understanding costs and managing a business efficiently. Interestingly, Rocky pointed out that many adult business owners still struggle with this concept, underscoring the critical need for better financial literacy, both in personal and business contexts.
Bio:
Scott Mautz is the founder and CEO of Profound Performance, a keynote training and coaching company. He is a former executive at Procter & Gamble, where he successfully ran four of the company’s largest multi-billion-dollar businesses. Scott is also a multi-award-winning author, with titles including Leading from the Middle, Find the Fire, and Make It Matter. Named a “Top 50 Leadership Innovator” by Inc.com and a "CEO Thought-Leader" by The Chief Executives Guild, Scott is dedicated to helping leaders cultivate mental strength. He is also a faculty member at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business for Executive Education and a top instructor at LinkedIn Learning.
Key Discussion Points:
Building Mental Strength: Scott emphasizes that mental strength is crucial for leadership, especially in today’s fast-paced, high-pressure world. He introduces the concept of six “mental muscles” that leaders need to develop: fortitude, confidence, boldness, decision-making, goal-focus, and messaging. These are the pillars of mental strength, and they help leaders stay resilient in the face of adversity.
Habit-Building Science: One of the key elements of Scott’s approach is the idea of habit-building science. He explains how habits can shape behavior and how leaders can build mental strength by adopting practices that reinforce resilience and clear communication. For example, reframing setbacks as opportunities to learn is a habit that strengthens fortitude over time.
Confidence with Humility: Scott points out the importance of balancing confidence with humility. While confidence is necessary for effective leadership, it must be tempered with a willingness to listen and adapt. This balance creates a culture of trust and respect within a team, which is essential for long-term success.
Reframing Setbacks: Scott shares practical strategies for reframing setbacks, an essential habit for mental strength. Leaders often face challenges, and those who can view these moments as learning experiences rather than failures build resilience. This mindset shift is crucial for staying positive and proactive in difficult times.
The Power of Messaging: Effective communication is one of the core “mental muscles” Scott talks about. He explains that leaders need to send clear, purposeful messages to their teams. This requires intentionality, precision, and consistency. The ability to convey the right message at the right time can make all the difference in motivating and leading a team.
Conclusion:
In this episode, Scott Mautz delivers a masterclass on the mental strength required to lead effectively in today's challenging world. His insights on habit-building science, resilience, and leadership balance provide listeners with practical tools they can apply immediately in their personal and professional lives. Scott's personal journey, from learning tough money lessons early in life to leading massive organizations, offers a compelling example of how anyone can cultivate mental strength. Whether you are a seasoned leader or just beginning your journey, this episode is full of wisdom that will help you build the mental fortitude necessary to thrive.
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In this episode of Richer Soul, we dive into the world of leadership engagement with Chad Brown, a seasoned expert in coaching founders and executives. Chad has a unique approach to helping leaders unlock their full potential by mastering both the art and science of leadership. Through his coaching, he empowers his clients to achieve unprecedented results while also finding fulfillment in their work. Let’s explore Chad’s fascinating journey, the insights he’s gained from his experiences, and the lessons he shares about leadership, growth, and living a purpose-driven life.
Takeaways:Leadership as a Balance of Art and Science: Chad explains that effective leadership is both an art and a science. While technical skills and knowledge are important, emotional intelligence, trust-building, and personal fulfillment are equally critical in becoming a successful leader.
Work-Life Integration, Not Balance: Chad challenges the traditional notion of work-life balance, calling it a myth. Instead, he advocates for work-life integration, where professional and personal lives are aligned to bring purpose and fulfillment across all areas of life.
The Power of Trust in Leadership: Chad highlights two types of trust: one that can accelerate team performance and one that can be devastating. Understanding and fostering the right kind of trust in your team and clients can significantly boost the effectiveness and success of a leader.
Creating New Results through Leadership: Leadership, according to Chad, is about guiding teams and clients to create unprecedented results. This requires constant development, tough conversations, and a willingness to push beyond comfort zones.
Lessons from Financial Struggles: Chad’s early experiences with money were marked by financial instability, particularly from his father's work as a drywall contractor. These struggles taught him about the scarcity of money, and the whiplash effect financial issues can have on family plans and emotions, like a canceled family trip to Disneyland that left a lasting impact.
Work Ethic from a Young Age: Chad started working at the age of 12, helping in his father’s drywall business. This experience gave him a strong work ethic but also ingrained some less-than-ideal money habits that he later had to overcome. His experience taught him that hard work doesn’t necessarily equate to smart money management.
Changing the Money Narrative: Chad discusses the importance of rethinking how we view money. By shifting away from unhealthy habits and beliefs that were picked up during childhood, it’s possible to form a healthier relationship with money and create financial stability.
Financial Coaching in Leadership: Chad shares how leaders often need to develop their financial understanding to be better managers and decision-makers. His coaching includes guiding leaders to overcome their limiting financial beliefs, thereby unlocking new possibilities for both personal and professional growth.
Bio:
Chad Brown is a leadership engagement expert and the founder of Chad L. Brown Coaching & Consulting. He coaches leaders to create new, unprecedented results through a combination of leadership science and personal fulfillment. His passion for leadership ignited while running a media production company, Shade Tree Films, which serviced global brands like Volkswagen, Target, and Pixar Animation Studios. After selling the company in 2021, Chad focused on coaching full-time, working with founders and executives to help them navigate the challenges of leadership. When not working with clients, Chad enjoys embarking on wild adventures in the Utah mountains with his family.
Key Discussion Points:
Early Experiences with Money and Work: Chad shared that his early experiences with money were not ideal. Growing up in a small town in Utah, his family struggled financially. His father, a drywall contractor, worked hard but often faced financial instability, which left a lasting impression on Chad. One particularly painful memory was a canceled family trip to Disneyland due to unexpected financial troubles. This experience shaped Chad’s perspective on money, hard work, and the importance of financial stability.
From Shade Tree Films to Leadership Coaching: Chad’s journey into leadership coaching began with the founding of Shade Tree Films in 2008. The media production company quickly grew, servicing major global brands. While running this business, Chad discovered his passion for leadership and achieving results through others. After selling the company in 2021, he transitioned to coaching full-time, working with founders and executives to help them navigate the challenges of leadership.
The Art and Science of Leadership: Chad emphasizes the importance of balancing the art and science of leadership. He coaches leaders to not only focus on results but also to find fulfillment in their work. He discusses how effective leadership requires understanding both the technical aspects of managing a team and the emotional intelligence to foster trust and connection within an organization.
Work-Life Balance vs. Work-Life Integration: Chad challenges the idea of work-life balance, calling it a myth. Instead, he advocates for work-life integration, where personal and professional lives are harmonized. He believes that leaders should focus on integrating their passions and purpose into both their work and personal lives to create a more fulfilling experience.
Free Resources for Founders: Chad shares his free assessment, the "4 Pillars of Founder Freedom," which helps leaders identify key areas for growth and scalability. He also offers access to his resource, "5 Critical Founder Beliefs That Kill Scalability," which outlines common beliefs that hold back leaders and how to overcome them.
Conclusion: Chad Brown's insights into leadership and personal growth offer valuable lessons for anyone looking to improve their effectiveness as a leader. His focus on integrating purpose into leadership, embracing difficult conversations, and achieving fulfillment in both work and life makes his coaching approach unique and impactful. If you're a leader or aspiring entrepreneur, Chad’s lessons are a must-learn for achieving lasting success and satisfaction.
Links: 4 Pillars of Founder Freedom Assessment:https://www.founder-freedom.com/ LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/chad-brown-founder-coach-477a7015/ Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let’s talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let’s figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It’s about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! Show Sponsor: http://profitcomesfirst.com/ Schedule your free no obligation call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ [email protected] Some music provided by Junan from Junan Podcast Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.
Unlocking Joy: The Power of Daily Gratitude
Take away: The transformative power of gratitude and its impact on overall well-being and success. Cultivating gratitude through simple, consistent practices can lead to profound positive changes in one's life, affecting mental health, personal relationships, and even professional success. Money Learnings: When Sohale was very young (around 4-5 years old), his mother would play investment tapes in the car. These tapes discussed topics like how to invest in the stock market. Surprisingly, Sohale found these investment tapes interesting and "cool" at a young age, which was unusual for a child. In elementary and middle school, Sohale participated in fake stock programs, which he enjoyed and which sparked his interest in entrepreneurship. Sohale's mother approached investing with more fear and emotion, while his father was more even-keeled and objective about financial decisions. Through his father's approach, Sohale learned about the importance of understanding larger economic forces when making financial decisions. Bio: Sohale Sizar is the founder of Soul with the mission to illuminate the daily practice of gratitude for his rapidly growing online community. An entrepreneur since the age of nine with 15 years of dedicated practice in meditation and gratitude, Sohale translated his experiences into earning a Stanford MBA and building ventures spanning non-profit charities, education, and consumer technology. Soahle is now an exited entrepreneur on a mission to facilitate access to one's inner light through his gratitude teachings. Highlights from this episode:
Harnessing Quantum Physics for Personal Growth and Healing
Take away: True financial success may require more than just conscious effort and knowledge - it may necessitate identifying and changing subconscious beliefs that are holding us back. By aligning our subconscious mind with our conscious desires, we can potentially unlock greater financial success and abundance in our lives. Money Learnings: Dr. G. Rex Kruhly's father, who grew up during the Great Depression, instilled a mindset of lack and scarcity. His father taught that money was hard to get and one should be very careful with it. Dr. Kruhly started working for his own money at age 13, driven by ambition. This childhood programming created a cognitive dissonance that later affected his ability to make money as an adult, despite his professional achievements. He never learned how to save until he was nearly 60 years old. Bio: Dr. G. Rex Kruhly is the visionary Founder of Depth Healing, a groundbreaking system that merges Applied Quantum Physics with holistic healing to help individuals overcome subconscious blocks and achieve personal greatness. With over five decades of interdisciplinary study and personal experience, Dr. G has transformed his life through resilience and mindfulness, overcoming severe emotional trauma, a debilitating back injury, homelessness, and cancer. His unique approach harmonizes inner growth with external reality, aligning perfectly with the mission to live a life on purpose. Discover how Dr. G's methods can help you rewire your mind and unlock your true potential. Highlights from this episode:
Your Grass is Greener with Jason Silver
Take away: The power of small, intentional changes in how we work and communicate to significantly improve productivity, decision-making, and overall job satisfaction. Focus on changing "how" you work rather than "what" you work on and recognize that outcomes are not fully in your control. Money Learnings: Jason's parents were intentional about teaching him about money from a young age. They taught him to think about how much he needed to save for things he wanted. They discussed the consequences of spending money and how to think about saving. They instilled the idea that it's not good to spend all your money at once. Both of Jason's parents had backgrounds in accounting, which may have influenced their approach to teaching him about money. Overall, Jason received structured and intentional financial education from his parents, which he considers himself fortunate to have experienced, as this level of financial education at home is relatively uncommon. Bio: Jason Silver is a multi-time founder of kids and a multi-time founder of companies. He gets his biggest thrill helping modern employees and their teams unlock a better way to work—surfing is a close second. He was an early employee at Airbnb and helped build an AI company from the ground up back before AI was the cool thing to do. Today, he advises a startup portfolio valued in the billions on how to build great, lasting companies that people actually enjoy working for. He’s a sought-after public speaker, instructor, and advisor on how to transform work into one of the biggest drivers of positivity in your life. When he’s not busy helping people solve their hardest workplace challenges, Jason’s kids are busy reminding him just how much of a work in progress he still is too. Highlights from this episode:
Embracing the Journey: Shifting from the Pursuit of Perfection to Celebrating Progress
Take away: The importance of taking action and making progress, even if it's not perfect. Perfection should not be the enemy of good. Taking imperfect action and continuing to iterate is the key to meaningful personal growth and development. The willingness to be vulnerable and embrace a process-oriented mindset is what allows people to truly transform their lives. Money Learnings: Mark Jordan's parents instilled core money values like hard work and saving. Jordan also had early entrepreneurial experience running a lawn care business as a teenager, which taught him practical lessons about managing clients, getting paid, and dealing with financial setbacks like client bankruptcies. He had more extensive financial education and skills development through his own business ventures and graduate studies, rather than formal training at home or school. Bio: Mark Jordan, founder of Unravel Groups, is a veteran entrepreneur and mentor with a background in investment banking, real estate acquisitions, and financial services. Mark, who holds both a BSBA and an MBA, has authored multiple books, established three companies, and been a part of starting two churches. He leverages his extensive experience in corporate and non-profit sectors to lead men toward transformational growth in their spiritual, relational, and vocational lives through Unravel Groups. Designed to support men from diverse backgrounds, Unravel offers both individual and group programs that emphasize personal development rooted in progress, not perfection. Mark is passionate about exploring the world with his family and has visited six of the seven continents. This zest for life and discovery enhances his mentorship, reinforcing his dedication to the pursuit of excellence and values such as integrity, leadership, and service. Highlights from this episode:
Living in Alignment With Who You Are
Take away: Prioritizing work-life balance and setting boundaries is crucial for long-term success and well-being as an entrepreneur. Success in business doesn't have to come at the cost of personal health and happiness. By implementing proper systems, delegating effectively, and maintaining clear boundaries, entrepreneurs can achieve their goals while also enjoying a fulfilling personal life. Money Learnings: Alane's father is an entrepreneur who owned an insurance agency and was her main source of financial education. Her father emphasized the importance of not spending everything she earned. Her father demonstrated how to run a successful business without experiencing the typical roller coaster ride of entrepreneurship. He maintained a good work-life balance, was rarely stressed, and was always available for family activities. Her mother worked full-time at a bank once the children were in school, providing additional financial stability and benefits for the family. Bio: Alane Boyd, Co-Founder of Workday Ninja, is an operations and growth strategy expert specializing in AI and automation to enhance client efficiency. Her entrepreneurial success includes scaling her first business, a hybrid agency and software company, to 8 figures and successfully selling it in 2018. She has been featured in Entrepreneur, HuffPost, and SXSW and is a three-time published author of the health and wellness series BurgerFit. Highlights from this episode:
The importance of setting boundaries and maintaining work-life balance as an entrepreneur.
The Bezos Letters: 14 Principles to Grow Your Business Like Amazon
Take away:
Maintaining a "Day One" mentality in business encourages constant innovation, customer focus, and willingness to take calculated risks, which are crucial for long-term success and prevent a company from becoming irrelevant.
Money Learnings:
From an early age, Steve started doing typical things to earn extra money, like mowing lawns. He learned that if he wanted to do something or buy something, he needed to earn the money for it himself. In high school, he developed an interest in photography and turned it into a money-making venture by taking pictures at school plays and selling them to students. This business allowed him to pay for a summer camp for a couple of years. These experiences made him learned that money is helpful and important and that you can make money through your own efforts.
Bio:
Steve is the Co-Founder and CEO of Catalyit®, The Insurance Agency Technology Resource Company. Backed by 24 Big I state associations, Catalyit® helps busy insurance agency owners maximize their existing tech and discover, evaluate, select, and implement new tools they need to continue to thrive.
Steve is a trusted authority on risk, technology, productivity, and invention and has over thirty-five years of experience in the insurance industry. He holds a master’s degree in insurance law and is a Top Voice on LinkedIn with over 340,000 followers.
Steve is the author of the international bestselling book The Bezos Letters: 14 Principles to Grow Your Business Like Amazon. In this very readable and practical book, he takes a unique perspective on business growth by analyzing and demystifying how Amazon’s CEO, Jeff Bezos, has grown Amazon, arguably one of the most successful companies in the world.
He appeared in USA Today, Wall Street Journal, Investors Business Daily, Forbes, CEO Magazine, and FOX News Extra.
Steve and his wife, Karen, have two married daughters, but more importantly, seven amazing young grandchildren. They live in historic Franklin, Tennessee.
Highlights from this episode:
Links:
thebezosletters.com
Richer Soul Life Beyond Money. You got rich, now what? Let’s talk about your journey to more a purposeful, intentional, amazing life. Where are you going to go and how are you going to get there? Let’s figure that out together. At the core is the financial well being to be able to do what you want, when you want, how you want. It’s about personal freedom! Thanks for listening! Show Sponsor: http://profitcomesfirst.com/ Schedule your free no obligation call: https://bookme.name/rockyl/lite/intro-appointment-15-minutes If you like the show please leave a review on iTunes: http://bit.do/richersoul https://www.facebook.com/richersoul http://richersoul.com/ [email protected] Some music provided by Junan from Junan Podcast Any financial advice is for educational purposes only and you should consult with an expert for your specific needs.
It's My Life and I Can Change if I Want To
Take away: The power of mindset and belief in shaping one's financial and personal success. Success isn't just about external circumstances, but about how we perceive and respond to challenges, and our willingness to continually learn, adapt, and push beyond our perceived limitations. Take charge of their beliefs and attitudes, recognizing that these internal factors play a crucial role in achieving abundance and fulfillment in life. Money Learnings: Richard Walker's mother demonstrated how to make the most of limited resources, such as salvaging food from grocery store dumpsters and eating beans to survive. At a young age, Walker started selling water toys to other kids, demonstrating how to identify and fulfill market demands. He learned to earn money through various means like raking leaves, selling candy, and making bracelets. He learned to spot opportunities, like buying tubing from a neighbor to make and sell water toys. Walker developed the belief that money is a tool to get what you want, not an emotional entity. Despite financial hardships, he learned not to let circumstances dictate his emotional state or limit his ambitions. Bio: Richard Walker is the CEO and co-founder of Quik!. Having started over 10 companies since age 12, host of The Customer Wins podcast, author of two books, and father to three boys, Richard empowers people to do their best work. Prior to starting Quik!, Richard was a financial advisor with Financial Network (currently known as Cetera) and a business consultant with Arthur Andersen. He started Quik! in 2002 to help people spend less time processing paperwork and more time on what they do best. Highlights from this episode:
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