P&L: Priorities & Lifestyle
Vince Poscente is a New York Times bestselling author, a former Olympian, and a motivational speaker, and he joined me this week to share the core themes and lessons of his books “The Ant And The Elephant” and “The Earthquake”. This episode goes a bit deeper emotionally than we typically go on P&L, but everything Vince shares is centered around the need for your actions to be consistent with your subconscious mind, which leads to better decision-making and success in business. Tune in this week on P&L to learn the importance of integrity in achieving success! ...
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All too often, business owners go to sell their business and find that the value wasn’t what they were expecting. Sometimes that’s a positive thing, and it’s often a negative. This week on P&L, Patrick Lange joined me to discuss business valuations, why you need them before you even think about selling a business, and the emotions that are often tied to that number. We talk about what owners need to expect when selling their business, why it’s important to be realistic about what it’s worth, and the transition process that happens when businesses are passed down to...
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Matt Michel joined me this week for a deep dive into the psychology of a business owner when selling their business. We spoke about the differences between owning a “job” and owning a “business”, the importance of culture both within your business and your family, and the careful balance of passing down wealth. Matt shared the ways that selling a business results in a loss of identity, and the ways that business owners can cope with the “loss” that accompanies those sales. He also spoke about his books, and why it’s so important to him to write these stories down for future...
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Tammy Silvas, Founding Attorney of Silvas Law, joined me this week to talk about the unique challenges of estate planning for business owners, whether they be solo or in a partnership/corporation. We talked about why estate planning is so crucial, including death, divorce, and disillusionment, and why so many entrepreneurs make the mistake of keeping things too close to the vest. Along the way, Tammy also shares with me some interesting and creative ways to ensure these transitions go smoothly, including the idea of putting the business in a revocable trust. Tune in this week on...
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Bill Roth, CEO of HardTarget, joined me this week for an informative, but somewhat scary episode of P&L. We talked about the growing world of cyber threats, how these attacks have become significantly more sophisticated over the years, and how they might become much more effective through the use of artificial intelligence. Bill shared some proactive, practical tips that anybody can use to protect their identity, including restricting how much personal information we share on social media, staying vigilant and cautious online, and implementing security measures to make sure our accounts...
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David Godsey is a co-founder behind Godsey & Martin, P.C., marketed as “I Just Got Hit”. He’s a good friend of mine, and I wanted to have him join the show to share how he found the law profession, what led him to come up with such a unique marketing angle, and how the immediate success they had required them to scale operations quickly. David and I also talked more broadly about the role of trial lawyers in our country and economy, and how his law practice will need to change to adapt in the near future. Tune in this week on P&L to learn the story behind “I Just Got...
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Gary Leeman implements EOS, Entrepreneurial Operating System, in growing and scaling businesses to help them accelerate that expansion. He joined me on this episode of P&L to share what he sees in these businesses, why EOS is right for them, and when he knows a business is in the right spot to take off. We also discussed the downstream effects of implementing EOs, which include retention and acquisition of talent. The top people want to work at well-organized companies, and Gary helps companies get organized. Tune in this week on P&L to learn about implementing EOS in growing...
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Michelle Corson, CEO of On The Road Companies, joined me this week to share how she started a company that empowers disadvantaged people with better transportation options. Since then, her companies have expanded greatly, and she joins me to talk about the social and financial goals behind what she does. We talk about the way that credit and loans have evolved over the last century, including the pervasiveness of predatory loans, and how that affects the affordability of transportation and housing. Michelle and I also discuss what it means to be a financially-sustainable social solution and...
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Colleen Keyworth, Director of Sales & Marketing for Online Access, joined the show this week to share her perspective on the HVAC industry, what it’s like to lead as a woman in a male-dominated industry, and focusing on long-term growth with her marketing clients. As the director of sales for a marketing company for HVAC contractors, Colleen has a unique view of the industry and what makes the trades so different from other industries in terms of marketing. We also discussed navigating growth in the market and how she always focuses on long-term retention instead of short-term gains....
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In a constantly changing industry, how do you stay afloat in the longterm? Mark Bischoff, President/CEO of Starnet Worldwide Commercial Flooring Partnership, joined me to share his thoughts. We discussed why it’s so crucial to have a diversified client base, intentionally networking and building a community, and why a “team selling” strategy is more sustainable in the longterm. Mark also shares his thoughts on how to deal with industry and market trends that can disrupt your business. Tune in this week on P&L to learn about building a sustainable business! Contact Mark...
info_outlineJamie Rindler, founder and president of Marvel Group, has spent the last decade specializing in the business of spine surgery, despite not being a doctor himself. His history with and perspective on the industry led to the Marvel Group's patient-centric spine surgery program and business practices, a unique and successful approach in the medical industry. Rindler's experience in the spinal surgery space led him to create a program that facilitates partnerships between hospitals and private practice spine surgeons, attracting new patients with a unique "patient promise" - a surgery guarantee that covers a patient's out-of-pocket expenses if they require an unplanned follow-up surgery within the first year. He believes this guarantee sets Marvel Group apart from other companies in the industry and brings much-needed business common sense into a convoluted industry. Join Rob Schulz and Jamie Rindler on this episode of the Priorities & Lifestyle podcast to learn more about this innovative approach.
Visit Jamie at marvelgp.com and add him on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamie-rindler-76ab2713/
"[As a spine surgeon], you can be a rockstar, or you could be less than [that]. No one knows. You get paid the same. And there's such a demand for these surgeons that you can go your whole entire career like that." - Jamie Rindler
This week on Priorities Lifestyle:
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Hospitals’ Connections With Local Communities
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The Patient Promise Program
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Challenges of Running A Spine Surgery Practice
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What Surgeons Actually Take Home From Surgeries
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Doctors As Business Owners
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Starting a Business in the Health Industry
Our Favorite Quotes:
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"A neurosurgeon might get like 900 to $1200 to do that brain surgery on you or your mom or your cousin or your friend, and then later in the day, your muffler breaks on your car and you take it down the street to get repaired, and they want two grand to replace your muffler. And your muffler comes with a warranty, and your brain surgery does not. And it doesn't add up." - Jamie Rindler
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"I can affect change with what I do. I can't control who the president of the United States is. I can't control whether healthcare reform on a global level is successful or not. I can't control any of that. But what I can do is I can make a good living at what I do here. I can change what I can change. I can know what I know. I can work with humans and people and help people." - Rob Schulz
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"The surgeon decides what medical device technology they're going to use, what biologics they're going to use, what time of day they're going to operate, what the treatment protocol is afterwards. There's a myriad of decisions that the surgeon makes. So it makes sense that the surgeon is the one who the guarantee is tied to." - Jamie Rindler
About Rob Schulz and P&L Priorities & LIfestyle Podcast
The P&L: Priorities & Lifestyle Podcast is a show for business owners. In each episode, host and financial planner Rob Schulz sits down with business owners and the professionals that serve them to talk about business building, life, money — and the all-important transition out of the business, which inevitably happens to everyone who has ever founded a company.
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