#60. The Struggle is Real - Justin Peters and Mason Burchette

#60. The Struggle is Real - Justin Peters and Mason Burchette

A while back Mason had the opportunity to be on The Struggle is Real podcast with host Justin Peters. This episode is a replay of that interview. Check out The Struggle is Real for an absolutely awesome podcast experience. The team over there is second to none and their content is sure to both entertain and help you. https://justinpeters.co/thestruggleisreal/

#59: Quiet Quitting

We've all heard the buzz phrase "quiet quitting", but what exactly does it mean and why are we seeing so much of it? Jump into the conversation as we talk about the perspective from both employees and employers. Find more great content at www.thecrushitteam.com [http://www.thecrushitteam.com] Watch full episode on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/P4PnexRNeKQ [https://youtu.be/P4PnexRNeKQ]

#58: Creating a Customer Focused Culture with Brian Vella

This is an interview we did on our sister podcast, Through the Roof with Brian Vella from United Image Group. The interview was so good we just had to share it with The Crush It Podcast audience. Brian is a veteran and built his career in the steel industry before purchasing his own promotional products company and turning it into something great. The interview was conducted by Mason Burchette and Adam Clark. Find more content at https://www.thecrushitteam.com [https://www.thecrushitteam.com]

#57: Perfectionism - Strength or Weakness?

Perfectionism is the crutch that a lot of people use to prevent themselves from publishing content, starting a business, posting a blog or whatever else their passion project is. Many times people will say "I'm a perfectionist" boastfully but could be that this can be a negative trait as well? Who knows! Let's talk about it! Subscribe to the podcast if you enjoy listening! Check out more on www.thecrushitteam.com [http://www.thecrushitteam.com]

#56: I Didn't Choose This

We've all heard someone say it or we've even said it ourselves, "I didn't choose this". Why do we say this? Do we really believe it or is it just a crutch? Are we dodging responsibility for a long line of choices that brought us to our current situation? Who knows! Let's talk about it! Check out www.thecrushitteam.com [http://www.thecrushitteam.com] Follow us everywhere @thecrushitteam