Per Diem Podcast

Keaton Turner starts the episode with his morning routine and school drop-off, introducing Railroad Toby. Keaton delves into his self-care practices, emphasizing the significance of relaxation and deep thought on personal and business life. He discusses building confidence through self-improvement and highlights the benefits of skin-to-skin contact in his morning routine. Keaton reflects on post-facial care and self-image, balancing business perceptions with personal time. The discussion shifts to sustainable versus lifestyle business models, ending with closing thoughts and expressions of gratitude.

Keaton Turner begins by addressing comments from a previous episode. He shares a story about a vice principal's surprise at a kid's chapel and celebrates the Indiana Hoosiers. Keaton highlights Curt Cignetti's influence on Indiana football, drawing parallels between football philosophies and business life. He stresses the importance of celebrating wins, nurturing talent, and avoiding complacency in business. Reflecting on inspiration from the Hoosiers, Keaton encourages listener interaction and feedback, acknowledges LinkedIn support, and addresses audience reactions, fostering a dynamic conversation.

Keaton Turner kicks off the episode with a fair warning before diving into advice for men. He discusses what women want and the gap between expectations and reality in a man's career. Keaton emphasizes the importance of support for achieving dreams and addresses the erosion of dreams amid business challenges. He explores scorekeeping, expectations, and the need to support women and value the journey. Keaton also discusses the consequences of guilt, behavioral changes, and avoiding resentment, proposing solutions through communication and surprises. He shares personal communication struggles and encourages commitment, offering final advice.

Keaton Turner kicks off the episode with an introduction featuring Frank Sinatra and Elon Musk. He shares his morning routine and a message from Sinatra before transitioning to Musk's insights on starting a company. Keaton reflects on startup realities, business challenges, travel struggles, and problem-solving. He addresses misconceptions about business ownership and explores managing growth with enthusiasm. Keaton emphasizes traits of successful business owners, systemic problem-solving, and mental preparation. The episode concludes with advice for young entrepreneurs, focusing on long-term problem-solving and encouragement, ending with Sinatra's "That's Life."

Keaton Turner welcomes listeners to the podcast, diving into the costs and operations of running it. He shares driving adventures and engaging listener interactions, including a shoutout to Nick in S Electric and the importance of business relationships. Keaton discusses challenges with slow-paying customers and vendors, highlighting cash flow issues during a coffee break. He shares restaurant stories, emphasizing leveraging money for better service and the power of early payments in enhancing customer service strategies. Keaton concludes with thoughts on earning special treatment, ending the episode with closing remarks and signing off.