Sound of Southern Charm

In a sales mindset, is it always about you, or about the company you work for? Sound of Southern Charm Guest Hank Ballard says there is a time for both. Here's a quick preview of our discussion on sanitary sales tactics. Keep an eye out for the full episode.

If we live long enough, we'll all be going through a job hunt at some point. Wise words from Randy Wooden, who brings decades of experience and a servant's heart to his mission to help job hunters at the Goodwill Professional Center. Randy also hosts his own Lunch with Randy & Teddy weekly discussions. Links below to register, listen to past talks, and how to find him on Linkedin. To register for our Wednesday “Lunch with Randy and Teddy”:  https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/5215997642271/WN_hahMBznjQkqJcfizG4zdvw To view past “Lunch” shows:  https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_5iI-FzsvomeoACaSpz_K38a61DqxZDg Randy's LinkedIn profile:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/randywooden/ Goodwill Profession Center website: www.goodwillprofessionalcenter.org

Daniel Seriff picked up a guitar at the age of 13 and never put it down. He's been an instructor and touring player for more than a decade, earning two consecutive awards as North Carolina Triad's Best Guitarist. Daniel and I will discuss his background, how he's remained successful, and how he applies musical concepts to corporate projects. He's recently released a new teaching concept, The Ideal Guitarist. To find out more about the program, check out Daniel's website:  www.danielseriff.com

Bringing you to present day. I discuss my time as a stay-at-home dad, what I did to keep building my resume with my time away from the corporate world, starting a business and the pitfalls within, and creating this podcast. Plus, a sneak peak into where the Sound of Southern Charm Podcast is heading in the upcoming season.

Diving into the minute details of my job as a local television news producer. What I learned along the way, even when I made mistakes, thanks to what I consider good leadership, and latitude.

One guy, two job opportunities. Which one did I pick? Here's the decision and the why behind it.

How I got my foot in the door of a local television newsroom, and almost slammed the door shut on it within a matter of months.

Preview of Part 1 of my time working in a television newsroom.

A tough lesson learned while interning for my hometown newspaper

A chance meeting brings new opportunity for a teenager ready to work hard. New lessons learned while having some fun along the way.