#65: ROOMMATE GOALS w/ Ean Johnson, Everett Butts & Jeff Payton
12/14/20 • 83 min
On this weeks show I'm taking you back to where it all began. The place that helped shape who I am as professional and ultimately a man. Thats right, we are going back to the living room of my college apartment! 2120 was the address; Ean Johnson, Everett Butts, and Jeff Payton were my roommates. These are the three gentlemen that I consider to be my closet friends. The four of us have a conversation about low expectations, crippling success, and the danger of comparing yourself to others. We are four men who started in the same spot, then took different paths and consider the success of the others to be our own. We cheer each other on and are never afraid to offer perspective and constructive criticism when it counts. On this episode you will hear the personal account of how our college life shaped our professional existence. If you want a deeper understanding of why I think the the way I do, start here!
On this weeks show I'm taking you back to where it all began. The place that helped shape who I am as professional and ultimately a man. Thats right, we are going back to the living room of my college apartment! 2120 was the address; Ean Johnson, Everett Butts, and Jeff Payton were my roommates. These are the three gentlemen that I consider to be my closet friends. The four of us have a conversation about low expectations, crippling success, and the danger of comparing yourself to others. We are four men who started in the same spot, then took different paths and consider the success of the others to be our own. We cheer each other on and are never afraid to offer perspective and constructive criticism when it counts. On this episode you will hear the personal account of how our college life shaped our professional existence. If you want a deeper understanding of why I think the the way I do, start here!
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