Per Diem Podcast

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into momentum and throttle control in part three of the series. He shares thoughts on Edgar's shirtless video and the series' impact. A shout-out to Justin Holmberg sparks a discussion on Crocs, before Keaton preps for date night and recaps the series. Throttle control is explored, highlighting its importance in life and differentiating deliberate action from randomness. Keaton emphasizes seeking expertise for genuine results and balancing quality with speed in branding. A CEO's case study illustrates personal throttle control struggles. The episode wraps up with tips for maintaining throttle control effectively.

In this episode, Keaton Turner kicks off with a humorous recount of Edgar's shirtless video, then dives into his morning routine and the concept of per diem. Listener interactions from the per diem hotline are shared before Keaton explores "Building the Machine" part two, emphasizing systems and processes in business success. Shelby's organizational skills contrast with Keaton's planning resistance, while Tucker Jensen discusses SOP for incident investigation. The episode highlights uniform processes' importance, ERP system complexities, and their impact on marriage. A case study examines a business lacking systems, underscoring the necessity of building systems for personal and professional life, with a preview of upcoming content.

In this episode, Keaton Turner welcomes listeners and discusses the day's drive in a Ford Bronco, touching on the fluoride controversy. He hints at an upcoming project and a limited edition item, emphasizing listener support. The discussion moves to "building the machine," using a chainsaw vs. axe analogy for efficiency, and highlights the importance of sales and marketing. Keaton shares insights on upselling, self-marketing, and the significance of reading for self-development. He offers practical personal marketing tips, underscoring sales and marketing as keys to success, and invites listener interaction.

In this episode, Dr. Neil Frank shares his evolving value system, while Keaton Turner offers insights into his own life journey. They discuss Keaton's childhood, college influences, and views on sin and the cross. The conversation explores Joe Rogan's changing faith perspectives and the intersection of science and religion, leading to Keaton's baptism. They also discuss Chris Moore's faith post on LinkedIn and Keaton and Shelby's shared spiritual path. The episode addresses human imperfections in the church, finding peace in faith, and concludes with a call for listener engagement.

In this episode, Justin Holmberg begins with a heartfelt Memorial Day message and shares insights. Keaton Turner reflects on the realities of business ownership and the common phenomenon of Sunday scaries, incorporating poll results and personal experiences. He discusses strategies for controlling one's calendar to manage anxiety effectively. The conversation turns to business building, weighing the machine approach against brute force, and the critical role of delegation in planning for future freedom. Keaton offers insights into understanding and addressing the Sunday Scaries. The episode wraps up with a preview of future topics and closing remarks.

In this episode, Keaton Turner explores the profound impact of social media on Turner Mining Group and its role in building momentum. Reflecting on Memorial Day, he discusses how social media has transformed employee recruitment and shares tips for documenting daily work activities. Keaton emphasizes the importance of consistency in content creation and how harnessing personal branding can drive momentum. The episode also delves into evening routines that support personal development. Keaton concludes with a heartfelt Memorial Day tribute and his closing remarks, highlighting the significance of remembering those who have served.

In this episode, Keaton Turner shares his candid reflections on the tipping culture, particularly in the context of takeout and coffee shop experiences. He draws insights from a recent small-town baseball game and debates the norms surrounding tipping for takeout services. Keaton discusses how the pandemic has influenced tipping behaviors in various industries, sharing personal encounters that highlight these shifts. He emphasizes the importance of questioning daily habits and decision-making processes, encouraging listeners to reflect on societal norms. The episode wraps up with Keaton's final thoughts on the tipping culture and its implications.

In this special edition episode, Keaton and Shelby Turner share a candid glimpse into their relationship during a date night. They discuss the importance of carving out time for each other amidst busy schedules and reflect on their life updates and performance scorecards. Shelby's thoughtful gift-giving is highlighted, along with the intentionality required to maintain a strong relationship. The couple offers tips for managing distance, overcoming marital stale spots, and finding fulfillment through faith. They delve into relationship growth, therapy, and prayer, sharing insights on a thriving marriage. The episode concludes with hopes for the future, facing family challenges, and choosing the right partner.

In this episode, Keaton Turner addresses a listener's question about mental health and entrepreneurship, sharing his personal struggles and experiences from his first year in business. He discusses finding solace in spirituality while navigating the challenges of starting Turner Mining Group, including losing a major contract and financial difficulties. Keaton emphasizes the importance of faith and maintaining perspective in handling ongoing challenges. He delves into the impact of revenue on business growth, strategies for overcoming bottlenecks, and the significance of focusing on leading indicators for sales success. The episode concludes with a shout-out to Chris Santos, a request for listener reviews, and closing remarks expressing gratitude.

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into the pervasive issue of distraction and its impact on personal and professional success. He introduces the premium podcast and discusses how distractions can hinder life's goals. Keaton shares insights on balancing family, hobbies, and objectives while maintaining personal accountability. He offers strategies for effective time management and starting a business by minimizing distractions. The episode explores common distractions and the importance of organizing a distraction-free life to prioritize goals. Keaton emphasizes career progress, setting priorities, and ensuring quality family time. He concludes with a challenge for listeners and a call for feedback.

In this episode, Keaton Turner explores the idea that even less knowledgeable individuals can succeed in business by focusing on customer interactions and problem-solving. He highlights the importance of staying informed, thinking independently, and learning from blue-collar entrepreneurs. Insights include building effective teams, overcoming challenges, and seizing opportunities. Keaton shares lessons from failures, the success of American small businesses, and the significance of visibility and networking. The episode wraps up with thoughts on fostering a positive company culture and guiding decisions through vision and values.

In this episode, Keaton Turner recaps listener messages and recommends the Ed Mylett Show. He discusses reorganizing life for work-life balance, emphasizing meetings and time management. A listener's question on scaling a business leads to insights on adopting technology in established companies and strategies for success. Keaton highlights the importance of leveraging the owner's strengths, their impact on team performance, and empowering teams. The episode concludes with tips on process implementation for peace of mind, modernizing practices, and aligning personal and business visions.

In this episode, Keaton Turner shares a story about a recent car accident and its impact on daily life. He introduces the new Per Diem hotline for listener interaction and discusses impulsive decisions, like buying a cow and a Mercedes. Keaton highlights the importance of learning from mistakes, taking responsibility, and quickly reconciling errors in both personal and business relationships. The episode features a sponsor segment with a funny "Dirty Stripper" story and ends with closing remarks, encouraging listener engagement.

In this episode, Keaton Turner begins with a recap of his weekend, setting the stage for discussions on mastermind courses and the critical evaluation of business coaches. He delves into the intricacies of business estimating, highlighting the importance of nurturing relationships and using effective estimating tools. The conversation shifts to the role of financial advisors and developing bidding strategies, followed by insights on communicating pricing with customers and tailoring proposals to their needs. Keaton wraps up with reflections on the overarching importance of relationships in business, emphasizing how they influence success and decision-making.

In this episode, Keaton Turner welcomes listeners and shares insights on the aftermath of a tornado. He discusses the importance of teaching kids about hard work and the pitfalls of nepotism, emphasizing preparing them for life without handouts. A listener's voicemail prompts a discussion on these themes. Shelby joins Keaton to talk about managing difficult work shifts and the challenges of balancing work and family life. She offers her perspective on work-life balance and shares advice for newlyweds, focusing on the long-term investment of time. The episode concludes with closing remarks and contact information.

In this episode, Keaton Turner reflects on life and provides family updates, discussing personal challenges and welcoming listeners back to the Per Diem Podcast. He engages in meaningful interactions with listeners, addressing mental health topics and the importance of routines and date nights. Keaton shares strategies for facing life's challenges, coping with stress, and celebrating small victories while emphasizing the cultivation of a positive mindset. He explores overcoming adversity with optimism, fostering a strong marital connection, and the role of mental health in relationships. The episode wraps up with insights on earning happiness, maintaining perspective, choosing happiness, and using social media for positivity.

In this episode, Keaton Turner reflects on attending an Indy event with his son and shares admiration for Collars and Co shirts. He acknowledges listener feedback and expresses gratitude for DK Pond Builder. The episode features insights from Brian Funk's video and marketing advice from Dawn Ketchel, highlighting the importance of understanding target audiences and steering clear of spammy tactics. Keaton discusses the significance of transparency and authenticity in marketing, noting a trend towards genuine content. He addresses the fear of starting content creation, emphasizing storytelling and personal branding's power. The episode concludes with a recap, encouragement to build a brand, and closing thoughts with a call to action.

In this episode, Keaton Turner shares feedback on his personal fulfillment dashboard and insights from office dynamics and a recent site visit. He discusses balancing coaching baseball with business challenges, the impact of commodity prices on the economy, and the critical role of mining. Keaton highlights leadership essentials, networking, and preserving company culture. He explores relatability, team building, and hiring for cultural fit. Anecdotes include dodging a parking ticket and pursuing excellence. He wraps up with lessons on innovation, cohesion from golf, and ensuring value congruence with peers and partners.

In this episode, Keaton Turner kicks off with a family update before expressing gratitude for the feedback on his personal development dashboard. He highlights the importance of action, sharing insights from a leadership course. Keaton provides an overview of his personal fulfillment dashboard, emphasizing the need for consistency and measurable goals using the OGSM methodology. The discussion covers vision, values, and strategies for goal application, with a focus on leadership team involvement and employee retention. Keaton also touches on effective time management and productivity tools, addresses a language issue, gives a shoutout to Michael Botts, and ends with a request for reviews and thoughts on dealing with haters.

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into the challenges faced by Turner Mining Group, including legal and public relations issues. He reflects on the significance of driving the F-550 truck and the impact of hiring women on company culture. Keaton discusses strategies for handling online hate, vandalism, and the importance of transparency in business. The episode covers a quarry swimming incident, media coverage, and managing personal reputation. Keaton shares insights on addressing negative PR, miscommunication, and internal company issues, along with managing social media comments and employee reviews. The episode concludes with personal reflections, listener engagement, and closing encouragement.

In this episode, Keaton Turner reflects on the significance of a mother's happiness, sharing insights and personal experiences related to Mother's Day. He discusses the crucial role men play in supporting their wives and reducing anxiety, delving into the impact of social media on Mother's Day celebrations. Keaton offers suggestions for meaningful actions that can bring joy to a spouse, emphasizing the importance of balancing work and family life to enhance partner happiness. The episode wraps up with closing thoughts and encourages listener engagement through a call to action.

In this episode, Keaton Turner welcomes listeners with a glimpse into his daily life, focusing on family dynamics and a text from Jeffrey Turner. He discusses the critical process of choosing business and life partners, exploring perspectives on family loans and the nuances of business partnerships. Emphasizing the importance of relationships, Keaton delves into the role partners play in business growth and accountability. The discussion covers trust, feedback, and communication, offering strategies for managing team friction and balancing family and work dynamics. The episode concludes with listener engagement, personal development insights, and Wade Gaines sharing his experiences.

In this episode, Keaton Turner shares insights on industry collaboration, social media's impact on business, and lessons from past mistakes. He discusses the balance of luck and skill, highlights prioritizing people in business, and attracting top talent while maintaining company culture. Keaton explores surprises in expansion, leadership responsibilities, and the importance of authenticity in marketing. The discussion contrasts authenticity with consistency and explores competing with industry giants. He also provides advice on managing finances, acquiring projects, and understanding contracts, concluding with reflections and encouragement for online engagement.

In this episode, Keaton Turner kicks off with feedback from Jared Kuepfer, followed by the launch of the Per Diem hotline. He shares insights into his packed schedule and the Dirt Crew, emphasizing the importance of community memberships and self-investment. A shoutout to Luke Eller and the Turner Mining live podcast precedes a deep dive into business growth challenges and expansion strategies. Keaton discusses aligning values with customers, the pitfalls of rapid growth, and the complexities of profitable scaling. He navigates topics like managing cash flow, geographic expansion, and leadership communication, wrapping up with reflections on scaling's challenges and benefits, encouraging listener engagement. USE THIS CODE TO SIGN UP FOR THE DIRT CREW: https://www.skool.com/bluecollarbuilders/about?ref=3f525c8c1456484898723df767a0b048

In this episode, Keaton Turner opens with thoughts on combining podcast challenges with listener interactions. He delves into hiring practices and their implications for business, sharing personal anecdotes alongside a guest appearance. The discussion highlights the crucial role of feedback in both business and personal growth, exploring team dynamics through the lens of the Enneagram test. Keaton emphasizes the importance of trust building and feedback in various relationships. He wraps up with closing thoughts, encouraging listener input to foster a more interactive dialogue.

In this episode, Keaton Turner addresses a guest no-show, leading to engaging listener interactions. He reflects on the Carmoose project, introduces video podcasting, and announces the Per Diem hotline. Keaton discusses the importance of focus, saying no, and transitioning effectively in business. He explores customer targeting and refining service strategies, comparing the benefits of being a specialist versus a generalist. Keaton emphasizes periodic strategic reviews and shares personal insights on applying business principles, concluding with thoughts on intentionality in both business and life.

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into the pitfalls of pride, initiating a conversation with a new business owner about the challenges of remote communication. Reflecting on personal pride, he emphasizes the importance of embracing new opportunities. The discussion navigates the risks and critical decisions involved in starting a business, highlighting the deceptive comfort of revenue and the necessity for detail-oriented strategies. Keaton underscores the role of credit and the value of seeking advice, stressing the power of mentorship and the importance of building an advisory team. He wraps up with thoughts on seeking advice and moving forward.

In this episode, Keaton Turner delves into the significance of project startup and planning, sharing insights from his journey in project management. He reflects on Josh Wisenant's preconstruction advice and discusses scaling a business through strategic planning, highlighting Garrett Excavating's contributions to project success. Keaton offers budgeting tips and emphasizes meticulous planning, intertwined with personal anecdotes and life lessons. The conversation shifts to mental health observations among college students and the impact of social media on self-worth. Keaton explores the contrast between materialism and true happiness, concluding with thoughts on engaging with listeners.

Keaton Turner opens this episode with a recap of yesterday's events, sharing his frustration. He addresses recent business adjustments, emphasizing equipment purchases and the need for flexibility. Keaton humorously recounts mishaps at the golf course and reflects on his family's evening routine. The conversation shifts to resolving communication issues in both personal and business settings, offering insights into marriage and customer relationships. Strategies for handling conflicts and understanding communication breakdowns are explored, highlighting the importance of listening. Keaton concludes with a call for listener feedback and support.

In this episode, Keaton Turner reflects on a morning mishap, leading into a discussion on relaxed Fridays and mulching season. He shares listener feedback on overcoming negative thoughts and explores strategies for combatting negativity, emphasizing the benefits of Christian music. Keaton recounts his experience at a Forrest Frank concert, highlighting the transformative power of uplifting music and discussing various Christian artists. The episode underscores the subconscious impact of positive music and the importance of avoiding negative media. Keaton wraps up with daily motivation to maintain a positive mindset.

Micah Tysver kicks off the episode with a greeting, leading to Keaton Turner's unique discussion about trying salt in coffee and introducing Dr. Hobie Wedler. The conversation shifts to tips for allergy relief using local honey and bee pollen. Keaton highlights a recent interview with the New York Times and provides an overview of the Turner Mining Live podcast. He delves into mine permitting challenges and changing industry perceptions in the US, followed by an insightful economic impacts discussion with Jared Franklin. The episode wraps up with a debate on investing in America versus foreign countries, focusing on mining priorities, and concludes with closing remarks and a preview of upcoming content.

Keaton Turner kicks off this episode by explaining a recent hiatus and introducing an exciting new Death Valley series, alongside production changes. He announces a new listener hotline and "the vault" episodes, while candidly discussing legal challenges and industry adversaries. Business updates include customer satisfaction and new contracts, with personal life and family updates providing a glimpse into Keaton's world. He highlights valuable feedback and partnerships with industry giants. Listener interactions and community growth are celebrated, with teasers for season two and expanded distribution. Keaton previews episode format changes, executive team insights, and personal development, wrapping up with closing thoughts and recommendations.

Keaton Turner reflects on the journey of Turner Mining Group, celebrating eight years and the podcast's 100th episode. He shares listener feedback, discusses overcoming fear, and emphasizes daily action. Keaton announces the final episode, reflecting on personal growth and the podcast's impact.

Keaton Turner opens with a candid discussion on confronting personal demons, highlighting the importance of self-awareness. An unexpected interruption from Jeffrey Turner adds an engaging twist. Keaton observes others' struggles and emphasizes the consequences of ignoring inner battles. He stresses the need to address small issues early to prevent larger problems. Reflecting on a recent Rise community call, he acknowledges the vulnerability of blue-collar workers. Keaton shares insights on battling procrastination and demons, closing with a message of daily motivation and encouragement for listeners to face their own challenges head-on.