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Hosted by industry veteran Tom Stimson, each episode unpacks the best practices and secrets to achieving intentional success.
From marketing and sales to operations and finance, we cover a wide range of topics to help you overcome the challenges and obstacles that come with owning, running, and working in a live events production business.
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Intentional Success® Episodes
Never Run Out Of Great People Again
Running out of people means running out of business. More than half your costs are people, and 100% of your future depends on them.
Life Lessons From Stagehand School
Some crews are a dream to work with. Others feel like organized chaos.
The Words We Use Affect Our Value
“Rental.” “Labor.” “Job cost.” These transactional relics from the rental era don’t reflect what you actually do.
Revenue Optimization for a Diverse Clientele
How many times have your customers told you, “I’ll make it up to you on the next one”? If they’re really customers (not clients), there’s no guarantee there will BE a next one.
Never Treat a Client Like a Customer
Walked away from a huge opportunity because you were “too busy”? You just treated a potential client like a disposable customer.