by Kirby Hasseman
It’s time for Episode 28 of the He Said/She Said Podcast with Hasseman Marketing! This podcast is designed to give an inside look at being married and being entrepreneurs and the projects we are working on and the challenges we are facing! We talk about business, family, community and more. So listen in and let us know what you think!
On this episode we talk about…
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This week Kirby and Amy discuss the World Kindness Day. They talk about why this is a great idea…and some simple ways for each of us to take part!
Weekly Whirlwind
This week in the Weekly Whirlwind Kirby talks about year end gifts and an increase in video work. Amy digs into her version of “groundhog day.” She talks about the very slow and frustrating progress at the building…and how she is coping.
Lesson In Life
This week in the “lesson in life” Kirby and Amy talk about the idea of getting back what you push out. No matter the kind of energy you push into the universe, you do get it back. But it’s not just about thinking thoughts. You need to take action. Kirby and Amy dig into this a bit.
Shout Outs
Each week we want to give a shout out to an organization or an individual doing good work. This week Amy talks about the good work that the Coshocton Rotary Club does in the community. They are selling their 12 Days of Christmas tickets right now and you can take part! Get with your friendly neighborhood Rotary member to participate. Kirby gives his shout out to Madison Miller! Madison was recently named Miss Maple City and will participate in Miss Ohio next year. She is a great example of a future generation that fills us with hope! Listen in!
So that’s a wrap! Thanks for listening to Episode 28 of the He Said She Said Podcast! Any feedback will be welcome as we try to provide you value! If you want to subscribe you can do that where you normally get podcasts…or you can head here to follow on Soundcloud.
Thanks so much for listening! If you have any topics you want Kirby and Amy to cover, please comment and let us know! Oh…and if you like this content, check out this page where you can find all of the content we create!
by Kirby Hasseman
It’s time for Episode 27 of the He Said/She Said Podcast with Hasseman Marketing! This podcast is designed to give an inside look at being married and being entrepreneurs and the projects we are working on and the challenges we are facing! We talk about business, family, community and more. So listen in and let us know what you think!
On this episode we talk about…
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This week Kirby and Amy take on a VERY important topic. When is too soon to start celebrating the Christmas season? It’s a hard hitting topic…and they pull no punches. 🙂
Weekly Whirlwind
This week in the Weekly Whirlwind Kirby talks about what happens when an employee leaves. One of our employees took another job and they discuss what that means inside Hasseman Marketing. Amy talks about the slow progress in the building and how frustrating that can be.
Lesson In Life
This week in the “lesson in life” Kirby and Amy talk about what they do when they (inevitably) hit a wall or get burn out. Kirby discusses getting back to his “why.” Amy talks about the need to physically recharge. How do you get back on track?
Shout Outs
Each week we want to give a shout out to an organization or an individual doing good work. This week Kirby talks about a collaboration between the Pomerene Center for the Arts and Coshocton Behavioral Health Choices on an art project. You can see video about that project here. Amy talks about the Kiwanis Pancake Day and the good that comes from that fun event (that is today).
So that’s a wrap! Thanks for listening to Episode 27 of the He Said She Said Podcast! Any feedback will be welcome as we try to provide you value! If you want to subscribe you can do that where you normally get podcasts…or you can head here to follow on Soundcloud.
Thanks so much for listening! If you have any topics you want Kirby and Amy to cover, please comment and let us know! Oh…and if you like this content, check out this page where you can find all of the content we create!
by Kirby Hasseman
It’s time for Episode 26 of the He Said/She Said Podcast with Hasseman Marketing! This podcast is designed to give an inside look at being married and being entrepreneurs and the projects we are working on and the challenges we are facing! We talk about business, family, community and more. So listen in and let us know what you think!
On this episode we talk about…
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This week Kirby and Amy talk Appreciation season. Now is the time of year to show your team and your customers how much you appreciate them. They talk about a few things to consider and why “thank you” never gets old.
Weekly Whirlwind
This week in the Weekly Whirlwind Amy talks about slow progress at the building. Though she is not seeing big action, there is movement and that is encouraging. Kirby talks about getting back into the swing of things and what that looks like after a few months on the road.
Lesson In Life
This week in the “lesson in life” Kirby and Amy discuss the power of taking action. Way too many people are handcuffed by perfection and trying to get everything just right. They talk about the power of “ready, fire, aim.” Kirby also mentions the books 5 Second Rule and Finish as resources to check out about this topic.
Shout Outs
Each week we want to give a shout out to an organization or an individual doing good work. This week Amy gives shout out to the road warriors (from our industry and more) who spend so much time on the road. We appreciate those suppliers that work with us! It’s a lot of travel. Kirby gives a shout out to D & K Races, who have stepped up and created some cool running events that serve the community well!
So that’s a wrap! Thanks for listening to Episode 24 of the He Said She Said Podcast! Any feedback will be welcome as we try to provide you value! If you want to subscribe you can do that where you normally get podcasts…or you can head here to follow on Soundcloud.
Thanks so much for listening! If you have any topics you want Kirby and Amy to cover, please comment and let us know! Oh…and if you like this content, check out this page where you can find all of the content we create!
by Kirby Hasseman
It’s time for Episode 25 of the He Said/She Said Podcast with Hasseman Marketing! This podcast is designed to give an inside look at being married and being entrepreneurs and the projects we are working on and the challenges we are facing! We talk about business, family, community and more. So listen in and let us know what you think!
On this episode we talk about…
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This week Kirby and Amy talk about the fall season and what that means to them. Though neither of them are a fan of the colder temperatures, they are both trying to enjoy the fall weather when they can!
Weekly Whirlwind
This week in the Weekly Whirlwind Kirby talks about the follow up from their Annual Trade Show in Coshocton. They discuss how the show was and what happens next. Kirby also talks about gearing up for a little more travel. Amy talks a bit about small steps of progress at the building.
Lesson In Life
This week in the “lesson in life” Kirby and Amy discuss the idea that, most of the time, big projects are going to be harder than we think. There will be bumps in the road…and that’s ok. It’s just a reminder to not get down on yourself. It is not supposed to be perfect. Keep going!
Shout Outs
Each week we want to give a shout out to an organization or an individual doing good work. This week Kirby gives a shout out to local college COTC! COTC has a new program offering free college to residents of Coshocton County. How cool is that? Amy gives her shout out to new company Dresden and Company. This great group is launching a new basket making venture and celebrating the history and heritage of Dresden. Both great shout outs!
So that’s a wrap! Thanks for listening to Episode 24 of the He Said She Said Podcast! Any feedback will be welcome as we try to provide you value! If you want to subscribe you can do that where you normally get podcasts…or you can head here to follow on Soundcloud.
Thanks so much for listening! If you have any topics you want Kirby and Amy to cover, please comment and let us know! Oh…and if you like this content, check out this page where you can find all of the content we create!
by Kirby Hasseman
I was asked to attend a meeting this morning. It was a little early, but I certainly could have been there. But as I sit here typing this post, I am glad that I said “no.”
When you are a people pleaser, a do-er or an entrepreneur, sometimes the hardest thing in the world is to say the word “no.” You want to help and you love to be included. So when you get the request to join a committee, attend a meeting, or help on a project your automatic response is to say “yes” and figure it out. And, in my experience, the more successful you get the more people want you on their committee!
But there is a cost to saying “yes” to everything.
You end up with a calendar full of things that you really don’t care about. It’s not that you are against them. In theory, you think they are great. But you calendar quickly becomes full of activities that you are NOT passionate about. And of course the problem is, you don’t have time for the things you are passionate about!
Several years ago I came across a rule from Derek Sivers from his book Anything You Want. Though I still struggle to apply it all the time, it has helped me tremendously when it comes to making decisions about what to join. The rule is simple.
If this answer is not “Hell yes,” it’s “No.”
In other words, if you are so excited that you say “Hell yes,” the answer is easy. You will more than willing to bump other stuff off your calendar to work on this project. You are excited about it! But if you hesitate at all, then the answer is probably “no.” Otherwise you get a calendar full of things are are “meh” about. You are not against them. You just don’t really care.
And that is no way to live your life…or to be productive. So take a look at your calendar and evaluate how many things are “hell yes,” and how many things should be a “no.” You might want to re-evaluate your priorities and embrace the Power of No.
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