
Episode 18: Getting paid for time vs getting paid for the problem you solve with David Shriner
03/30/22 • 59 min
When you realize that your employer's job is to pay enough not to leave but less enough to be profitable. Some of the best CEOs are great a getting top of their talent at a discount because they know their worth.
I’m David Shriner-Cahn, host of Smashing the Plateau. I started my business, TEND Strategic Partners, in 2006, following a long career as an employee. Beginning my professional life as a chemical engineer, I transitioned into the not-for-profit sector, where I was in leadership and management roles for many years.
Once I was in my own business, I realized I had much to learn about how to be a successful entrepreneur. I discovered that it can be lonely, too. I gained knowledge and support from being around other entrepreneurs.
In 2014, we launched Smashing the Plateau to share the stories, experiences and strategies of entrepreneurs that strive for long-term success. We have hundreds of episodes addressing a wide variety of topics and challenges faced every day by entrepreneurs.
In 2019, we added Going Solo to share strategies for highly-skilled professionals to build their own business following a late-career job loss.
David's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidshrinercahn/
David's Podcast- https://smashingtheplateau.com/
David's Twitter - https://twitter.com/smashingplateau
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When you realize that your employer's job is to pay enough not to leave but less enough to be profitable. Some of the best CEOs are great a getting top of their talent at a discount because they know their worth.
I’m David Shriner-Cahn, host of Smashing the Plateau. I started my business, TEND Strategic Partners, in 2006, following a long career as an employee. Beginning my professional life as a chemical engineer, I transitioned into the not-for-profit sector, where I was in leadership and management roles for many years.
Once I was in my own business, I realized I had much to learn about how to be a successful entrepreneur. I discovered that it can be lonely, too. I gained knowledge and support from being around other entrepreneurs.
In 2014, we launched Smashing the Plateau to share the stories, experiences and strategies of entrepreneurs that strive for long-term success. We have hundreds of episodes addressing a wide variety of topics and challenges faced every day by entrepreneurs.
In 2019, we added Going Solo to share strategies for highly-skilled professionals to build their own business following a late-career job loss.
David's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidshrinercahn/
David's Podcast- https://smashingtheplateau.com/
David's Twitter - https://twitter.com/smashingplateau
SOCIAL:
- Twitter: https://twitter.com/iamdesmonddixon
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/campfire-capitalism/?viewAsMember=true
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Campfire-Capitalism-103501098870849
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/campfirecapitalism/
- Support on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/campfirecapitalism
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Jerry Minney
Started investing in real estate in 1985 while still working full time purchasing rentals, managing them myself. Colorado Brokers license in 1993 and continued in the real estate industry as an investor, Realtor, land developer and construction management. Purchased, developed, remodeled over 200 properties valued at over 30 million and brokered over 200 million in transactions. Built a property management company and sold in 2009.
www.eaglespointinvestments.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/irainvestinginrealestate/
In this episode, we cover single-family home real estate investing, 1031 exchanges, and more
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Episode 19: Ultra Habits with RJ
In this episode, we have some uncomfortable conversations about creating ultra habits.
RJ Singh is a corporate and ultra-endurance athlete, family man and is dedicated to the pursuit of self-mastery. His mission is to lead by example and share the ultra habits needed to achieve ultra-performance in all areas of your life .
https://ultrahabits.co/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/rj-singh/
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