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Actions Speak Louder than Marketing

November 22, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

After 15 years as a customer with Intuit’s Quickbooks, they wouldn’t let me leave them. And it took me forever to break up finally. The break up has been a long time coming, but it’s not easy migrating bookkeeping software, and I have a host of other reasons why I didn’t leave them until Bench came along in my Instagram feed, no less, and swept me off my feet.

Filed Under: Communications Tagged With: customer experience, quickbooks

Anastasia Allison on Life after Near Death

November 17, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Anastasia Allison was an unusual kid. She was into things you and I probably were not such as volunteering at a national park as an interpretive guide wearing period costumes performing hymns and folk songs with her violin. Sounds like a super cool kid to me in many ways but sadly, Allison suffered a great […]

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast

Mary Fiedler | Optimal Health Through Menopause

November 17, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

Many conventional doctors will tell women who are experiencing menopause that hormonal decline is a fact of life. Deal with it. Well, we don’t have to totally. There is help out there. I had a health issue this past March and I realized I knew a lot less about my body than I realized. Mary Fiedler loves […]

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Amy Charity Reflects Back on that Pivotal Moment

October 17, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

The trajectory widens as you move away from that moment that changed everything. At the age of 34, Amy left the financial industry to pursue her passion and a career in professional bike racing. As an athlete, an Ironman, endurance trail running and finally cycling consumed her time outside of the corporate workplace. Amy raced for […]

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Life in the Middle of the Pack

October 9, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

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At 5:30 am, the alarm pierced through my deep and blissful sleep. No, I thought, it can’t be 5:30 already. It feels like midnight. It’s pitch black. This bed is far too cozy to get up and gear up for a bus ride in the dark up to the mountain pass and a cold and […]

Filed Under: Take a Big Leap

Wes King Part Two: Achieving Alignment

October 3, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

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Today is part two of a fascinating conversation I had with Wes King, founder and CEO of Tahoe Trail Bar, a plant-based, non-GMO, gluten-free line of awesome tasting energy bars. You might want to check out episode 89 if you haven’t already and then come back for the continuation but here’s a quick recap: Last week, Wes walked us through a time in his life where he was searching for something to do with himself that went beyond getting out on the trail or the snow.

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: entrepreneur

Wes King on Finding that Inflection Point

September 27, 2019 by Lisa Gerber 2 Comments

Wes King is the CEO and founder of the Tahoe Trail Bar, a plant-based, non-GMO, gluten-free line of awesome tasting energy bars. He had so much to share, I decide to make this into a two-part episode so I didn’t have to make any hard decisions and leave good stuff on the proverbial “floor.” Today, in part […]

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Bill Gamber: Actions Speak Louder Than Marketing

September 13, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

I wish I could have had another hour with Bill but we went way over our time as it is. He talked about starting a company, getting distribution, and things like why Big Anes doesn’t make car tents. I was hell-bent on finding a formula for building a brand and company culture but here’s what I learned: The people at Big Agnes let their actions do the talking, and I think that makes a great story. For example, recently, Bill invited all employees to embark on the 740-mile hike of the Continental Divide Trail. They signed up for various segments and hiked from New Mexico to Wyoming. We dabbled just a bit on how current international trade policy is affecting those in the outdoor industry. (I think you can guess where this goes)

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Kate Gates Gets Real About Living the Dream

September 7, 2019 by Lisa Gerber 1 Comment

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Today, we journey back to Georgia to talk more mountain biking, entrepreneurship, and impostor syndrome – fun stuff :). Kate Gates joins us from Ellijay, Georgia. where she, her husband and parents own and operate Mulberry Gap, a mountain bike getaway in the mountains of Northern Georgia with access to the Pinhoti Trail system.

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: entrepreneur, mountain biking

Brittany Charboneau: The Path from Average to Elite

August 30, 2019 by Lisa Gerber Leave a Comment

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Denver-native Brittany Charboneau, known as The Funny Runner, is pursuing a career in running and comedy. An average athlete much of her life, she just qualified for the Olympic Trials’ A’ Standard at the 2018 Los Angeles Marathon with a time of 2:36. We had a lot to talk about.

Filed Under: Breaking Trail Podcast Tagged With: olympics, running

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