The Nobodees Podcast with Ben Reed - I Shouldn't Be Alive: Connor Miller

The Nobodees Podcast with Ben Reed - Navigating Unemployment: Paul Lichlyter

My guest today is none other than my "Fancy Wine Friend," Paul Lichlyter. But he is much more than that.  He’s a husband of 37 years, father of four brilliant children.  Professionally he was a partner at Accenture, was president and CEO of his own healthcare consulting company for 18 years, he co-founded an AI based software company and currently serves as Managing Director of Business Operations for Huron Consulting Group.  But more important to me he’s a mentor, hype man and great friend. Even though he's experienced amazing success in his career, Paul has had several periods of unemployment, including one recently.  Paul openly shares his journey and struggles through the process and provides some practical pearls of wisdom he's learned through it all.

The Nobodees Podcast with Ben Reed - I Shouldn't Be Alive: Connor Miller

On this episode of The Nobodees Podcast, Ben interviews his good friend Connor Miller.  Conner is a husband, father of 3, Co-Founder of ArdentX, a founding partner at Black Sheep Capital, Founder of an investment newsletter called Alpha Before It Prints and Founder of the Faithful Shepherd Project.  Connor’s story is truly remarkable. From overcoming drug addiction and incarceration to co-founding and scaling a 100 million dollar business and walking away to be more present with his family. But this conversation isn’t really about business — it’s about what it takes to overcome destructive patterns, rebuild your identity, and create a future that looks nothing like your past through the redemptive power found in a relationship with Jesus Christ. ardentx.com bscp.vc www.alphabeforeitprints.com @ProjectFaithful

The Nobodees Podcast with Ben Reed - Our Experience with Miscarriage: Ben and Rebecca Reed

In this episode of The Nobodees Podcast, Ben and his wife Rebecca have a raw, honest and painful conversation about their experience with miscarriage.