Per Diem Podcast

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into the concept of "checking boxes" as a husband, offering practical examples and insights into daily routines like cooking and giving compliments. He emphasizes the importance of initiation and forethought in building effective relationship systems. Keaton discusses creating a spark in relationships and highlights the role of communication and accountability. He explores the differences between men and women in marriage and stresses the significance of consistently checking boxes. The episode concludes with advice on relationship check-ins, staying committed, and the positive outcomes of maintaining these practices.

In this episode, Keaton Turner opens with listener messages and introduces the topic of "checking boxes" in marriage and daily responsibilities as a husband. He shares examples highlighting the importance of forethought and initiation in relationships, and discusses creating a system that fosters effort and accountability. Keaton delves into the impact of unmet needs and emphasizes the necessity of being proactive. He encourages listeners to apply these principles even if unmarried and provides warnings about the consequences of unchecked responsibilities. The episode concludes with personal advice, emphasizing the absence of sponsors, and Keaton's closing thoughts.

In this episode, Keaton Turner discusses his motivation, introduces guests, and references a Shinedown song about second chances. He shares family anecdotes and the story of reconnecting with Nathan, a former employee with a side business. Keaton offers equipment buying advice, suggesting rental alternatives and building rapport with staff. The focus shifts to sales, emphasizing viable leads, steady work, and dealer relationships. He highlights the benefits of an abundance mindset, balancing side hustles, and leveraging strengths. The episode concludes with family updates and insights on selling depreciating assets.

In this episode, Keaton Turner starts with listener voicemails while on daddy duty. He critiques social media business advice and examines Ben Kelly's model, sharing a failed acquisition story to highlight pitfalls in buying businesses. Keaton discusses the challenges of small business growth, the grind, and unspoken failures. He distinguishes genuine advice from the phony, praises hiring a coach like Corey Carlson, and likens business to high-stakes gambling. Topics include misleading advice, risks of wrong hires, personal loan guarantees, and work-life balance misconceptions. Keaton evaluates high-paying jobs versus business ownership, who should start a business, and the importance of choosing the right company and leadership. The episode ends with an inv

In this episode, Keaton Turner begins with listener voicemails, sharing initial reactions and cleaning up the audio. He discusses a coffee meeting and golf plans, followed by a challenge regarding environmental fees and vendor shoutouts, including Mader services and Bulletproof Mounts. Keaton shifts to the topic of understanding what "good" looks like, discussing maintenance costs, leadership styles, and team dynamics. He explores striving for world-class standards and learning from experts, introducing Blake and his expertise. The conversation highlights the importance of recognizing personal limits and building a world-class organization. The episode wraps up with Tucker's unique approach, closing thoughts, and plans to hit the golf course.