The Clarity Advisors Show

Winning teams are lead by leaders who learn from their mistakes, lead by example, and inspire everyone on their team to perform at higher levels. My guest today, Greg Heeres, is a coach, speaker, and author of 5 books (soon to be 6). Greg candidly shares what he’s learned and mistakes he’s made as he’s grown and built successful teams over the years. Timestamps (00:20): Intro

If you've recently started or are thinking about starting a business you probably have a ton of questions and are looking for answers from others who are in the trenches like you are. This week Ryan Atkinson, the founder of Spacebar Visuals and the the host of the UpFlip Podcast joins us to discuss his experience starting and building a successful business and what he's learned fro

If you're a leader who struggles to get the results you need from your team, but you’re uncomfortable having conversation around accountability or consequences, then today’s show might help you see things differently. My guest this week is Hamish Knox of Sandler Training. Hamish has written a book on accountability and has a framework for making it a positive thing that helps y

Growing sales is key to any successful business. But first you have to get in front of your ideal prospect. This week, Stu Heinecke, bestselling author of How to Get a Meeting with Anyone, joins host Ken Trupke on The Clarity Advisors Show. Stu and Ken talk about contact marketing, Stu's new book, and Stu's career as a Wall Street Journal cartoonist. Timestamps (00:20): Introductio

With just two weeks until the 2024 U.S. presidential election, politics is becoming a more frequent topic of discussion in the workplace. On this episode of The Clarity Advisors Show, host Ken Trupke fields a question from a business owner who’s concerned that her team will become distracted -- or even divided -- by political conversations. Ken explains that while everybody has a

In my recent appearance as a guest on the "Systems Simplified" podcast, I talked with my friend and host, Adi Klevit of The Business Success Consulting Group, about the importance of setting goals for your business and how to get your team aligned and engaged to achieve them. We also discussed using the daily huddle to create a culture of accountability to support success. Timestam

As leaders, we want to build a team that shares our desire to serve our customers (the what we’re doing) and also shares our core values (the how we do it). We want to be clear about “WHAT” and “HOW”, so we attract the right teammates. And as a job seeker – a potential employee – it’s also important that you know what your values are so you know if you’re finding

Part of being a leader is setting expectations and assigning responsibilities. But what if a team member doesn’t do what they’re supposed to do, when they’re supposed to do it? That’s a problem leaders seem to be facing more often. On this edition of The Clarity Advisors Show, host Ken Trupke talks about the importance of holding team members accountable and helps leaders p

Getting your team back to work in the office has been a challenge for business leaders since 2020. Over the past few years, today’s guest on The Clarity Advisors Show has successfully navigated the transition of his team back to almost completely on-site work. Nelson Wilner is Vice President of Kawasaki Engines USA. In this episode, Nelson tells host Ken Trupke how communication,

Business success isn’t just about profit and loss. For today’s guest on The Clarity Advisors Show, it’s also about improving his community. Cam Roberts is president of Laser Pavement Solutions and host of the “Stripe It Like It’s Hot” podcast. In this episode, he shares with host Ken Trupke what he’s learned from coaches and mentors and how that's helped him create a