► ► CONTRIBUTORSPOTLIGHT Ryan Przybylski Like countless others, Ryan got into the hearth industry by accident. After earning his bachelor’s degree in marketing from the University of North Dakota, he attended a career fair to look for a marketing role. A chance encounter with a former co-worker from his days
How do you take over a legacy business and run it when you’re 20 years younger than many of the people who work there? In today’s episode, Tim sits down with Daniel Hammer (Sutter Home & Hearth) and Kyle Titsworth (The Fireplace Showcase) to talk about that transition of leadership.
While we prepare Season 11 of the podcast, Tim will be giving weekly rapid reactions to audio articles from our industry publications. In this week’s episode, Tim reacts to an article by Clay Dennis titled, “Improve Employee Performance with Better Job Descriptions”. This article was originally published in the June
While we prepare Season 11 of the podcast, Tim will be giving weekly rapid reactions to audio articles from The Fire Time Magazine. In this week’s episode, Tim reacts to “Service—The Dirty Word of the Hearth Industry” by Mark Stoner (Owner, Ashbuster’s Chimney Service). To hear more audio articles from
In this bonus episode, Tim walks through the FTN HPBExpo guide. Click here to download it as a PDF so you have an intentional plan to win this year in Louisville! In addition, our team is hosting the first ever FTN EDx Scavenger Hunt. Collect points by completing challenges and
Many people don’t have any semblance of control over their schedules, and that negatively impacts their teams. By having “turn signals,” you can gain control over your schedule, show courtesy to your team, and build internal discipline that will make you proactive and intentional with your time. Listen to this
Click here to listen on Apple Podcasts Click here to listen on Spotify Every has been trying to figure out when the supply chain will get back to normal, but the truth is that it won’t for a while. In this conversation, we sit down with Grant Falco (Falco’s), Kirk
Click here to listen in iTunesClick here to listen on GooglePlayClick here to listen on Spotify One of the most important things you can do in a sales process is tell a customer about the value that you provide—but how can you do that in a way that separates you
For the last four years, we’ve seen one of the best economies in the history of our country. Growth has been exponential, sales have come as fast as you could write them up—and all kinds of bad habits were covered up. When things are going well, there is little sense
When you have ambition, it’s easy to feel like you can take on the world. There’s always the temptation to feel like you deserve the promotion or the position of influence that someone else has—and anyone who doesn’t see it is just plain wrong. Sound familiar? A couple years ago,