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Travis Todd Hall (born August 3, 1972 in Soldotna, Alaska) is a retired NFL defensive end who last played for the San Francisco 49ers. He went to Brigham Young University. He was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the 6th round (181st overall) in the 1995 NFL Draft.
#107 – Companies Stall Because of Leadership
Companies die because of cash, but they stall because of leadership.
Darren Thompson spent his career at Eli Lilly and Company before a 2017 early retirement package pointed him somewhere else entirely. In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub talks with Darren Thompson, president an…
#108 The Courage To Ask
Every leader carries a weight the people around them never see.
In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Wesley Mast, president of Coppes Napanee, the 150-year-old Indiana cabinet company his family bought in 2017 to restore rather than replace. Wesley runs …
#109 – Hire and Fire Based on Core Values
Praying for the work to come in is not the same as knowing whether you can make payroll.
In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Parker Perrien, co-CEO of Diamond Solutions, the national asphalt and concrete company he bought from his father at 23. Parker g…
#113 – Nine Times Out of Ten
Most firing decisions have nothing to do with performance.
In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub talks with John James, president and CEO of Flex Tech, the Texas staffing firm he built for the low-voltage and electrical trades. John has been in staffing since 1994, and he says tha…
#114 – Learning to Love the Hard Work
Your circumstance and your self-worth have nothing to do with each other.
In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Josh Eldridge, a business coach at Painter Growth who owns a construction company in Knoxville, Tennessee. Josh is an Air Force veteran and a f…
#116 - Welcome to The Business & Faith Podcast
The thing underneath the best answers was never a business principle.This episode has no cold open and no scripted introduction. In this episode of The Business & Faith Podcast, John Staub and Travis Hall explain why the show changed its name and what is staying exactly where it was. Travis Hall de…
#117 - (Some Of) Our Favorite Lessons We've Learned So Far
Papa John was not in the pizza business. He was in the people business.
Two emails reach a business owner more than any others. In this episode of The Business & Faith Podcast, John Staub and Travis Hall go back through the first stretch of the show and name the threads that kept turning up across …
#118 - Bryan Eberson - It Doesn't Matter Whose Fault It Was
It was not his roof, and he tore the whole thing off anyway.
In this episode of The Dataliction Podcast®, John Staub and Travis Hall talk with Bryan Eberson, founder and owner of Eberson Construction and Remodeling, a custom home builder working around Flagstaff and Sedona with a team of 20. Bryan …
#120 - Dan Hooks - Build a Business That Outlasts You
A company can double in a year and spend the next two years earning its reputation back.
Dan Hooks started working at his parents' event rental company when he was 14. In this episode of The Business & Faith Podcast, John Staub talks with Dan, Vice Chairman and longtime president of Party Reflectio…
#121 - Kevin Bein - A Business Plan for Your Life
Your life deserves a business plan before your organization ever gets one.Kevin Bein never served in the military, and he says so plainly. In this episode of The Business & Faith Podcast, John Staub talks with Kevin Bein, President and Director of The Longbow Foundation, a nonprofit that helps comb…
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