Per Diem Podcast

Keaton Turner begins the episode reflecting on the day's start and the key to solving problems. He shares a humorous moment with Shelby at a meat counter and recounts an overnight trip to Louisville, including a surprise $150 Negroni and an encounter with a podcast listener. The episode includes shoutouts and a conversation with a struggling business leader, emphasizing the importance of winning and micro wins. Keaton discusses mindset, the influence of Conor McGregor, and surrounding oneself with winners. He explores the decision to win, the appearance of winning, and the challenges and rewards it brings. The episode concludes with a call for consistency in winning actions and a prayer for Per Diem.

In this episode, Keaton Turner discusses the delay, early starts, and insights from executive emails. He shares the experience of recording at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway and being on Josh Melot's podcast. Keaton reflects on his mental state, challenges during the season three intermission, and the importance of self-awareness. He addresses frustrations with new ideas, emphasizing routine and prayer. Keaton explores entrepreneurship, focusing on problem-solving, profit, and growth, distinguishing between favors and business, critiquing fake entrepreneurs, and highlighting the real cost of running a business. The episode concludes with balancing passion and profitability.

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into Jelly Roll's controversial rise to fame, exploring contradictions in his acceptance speech and issues within the church. He discusses Jelly Roll's personal life and the broader theme of human imperfection. Keaton also examines Mike Leach's coaching philosophy, highlighting the importance of facing reality and persistence for success. The episode emphasizes micro wins, the journey to unexpected success, and the value of action over strategy in business. It concludes with reflections on personal growth, resilience, and gratitude.

In this episode, Keaton Turner shares listener feedback and explores podcasting solo. He discusses the impact of decisions, the dangers of comfort, and the importance of setting annual priorities. Keaton highlights the benefits of discomfort, identifying stagnation, and the energy growth brings. He shares lessons from project failures, emphasizing post-failure analysis and financial growth through challenges. The episode concludes with a call to action, urging listeners to step out of their comfort zones and engage with the Per Diem hotline.

In this episode, Keaton Turner kicks off a new season by reflecting on the end of season three and dealing with burnout. He shares highlights from a Fourth of July party that fostered team bonding and celebrated achievements. Keaton emphasizes the importance of maintaining a good mood, sticking to routines, and engaging with the Per Diem hotline. The discussion shifts to business valuation, exploring the 30-20-10 rule, pitfalls, and what buyers look for. Keaton stresses the need for a solid management team and the challenges of founder-dependent companies. The episode wraps up with insights on enterprise value, private equity interests, and balancing profit with long-term growth, before teasing upcoming content.