In this podcast episode, we discuss the importance of finding good leaders and matching them with the right positions, and how that is exactly what Ghost Mountain Executive Search does. Kyle Martin evaluates leaders, companies and positions to ensure a good match. The conversation also touches on personal addictions, such as video games and TikTok, and the value of sharing conversations like this one, the importance of supporting nonprofits and giving back to the community. Kyle shares his personal experience with food insecurity as a child and how he now volunteers at a food bank every Saturday. He also talks about his career in nonprofits and how he enjoys helping these organizations make a difference in people's lives. Kyle also shares his curiosity about successful leaders and how his experience in the army taught him how to motivate people. Chapters:Tweetables:"Unless you're like a huge company that has a household name, I'm often times the first time someone finds out about a company or the first time that they actually have an interaction with that company. So making sure that it's smooth, making sure that it's not antagonistic, that it's friendly and beneficial to the company. Long term, I provide actual marketing benefit." - Kyle Martin"The one I do every Saturday actually is the food bank in the University district in Seattle. I go there every Saturday for three hours. I stock shelves and make bags for people to be delivered to their houses. Food insecurity is a real thing. I used to, I used to work at Teen Feed, which was specifically geared toward feeding homeless people under 18. that we're experiencing food insecurity and that I've always been a very enthusiastic cook." - Kyle Martin"The reason that those people who refer other people are so relevant is because they're keeping in mind the well being people around them. So, yeah, you're right. You do want people who are serious and who are you, Who are strategically minded in your, in your orbit." - Kyle MartinLinks & Emails:Kyle's EmailGhost Mountain WebsiteKyle's LinkedInBeefy Marketing WebsiteJohn Kelley's WebsiteSmall Business Origins Website