Arise 2 Live Podcast

Starting a new venture or project? Learn applicable real world lessons and insights from Scott's experience stepping out to launch and run a podcast show.

It’s never too late in life to start something big. Nancy Vaughn shares the art of planning for success when launching a new venture through her journey of transiting from a long professional career to the ‘Un-Retirement’ of managing a family farm.

What's key to time management? Having enough personal energy to complete your tasks. In this podcast you'll discover how to create personal energy with techniques for the physical, mental, and spirit aspects of your life.

Frederick's wife succumbed to cancer in 2008, leaving him to raise three boys and run a business. Ten years later, he shares an inspirational interview of not only overcoming heartbreak and barriers with faith, but reaching the place to give back to his family, the community, and the next generation.

Has chores and tasks taken control of your life and business? Does the "taskmaster" have you trapped in the tyranny of the urgent? Learn how to slay the taskmaster by managing time by managing priorities. Three approaches that allow you to gain control and stay on top are talked about in this practical episode.

In this interview, Bret Carpenter, on the business school faculty of Oregon State University, shares how the spirit of entrepreneurship is essential to bring ideas to life and to market. He gives 9 timeless practical actions that we can take regardless of industry or company stage. He also shares his secret of being a successful networker as an introvert. Show notes at arise2live.com

Spinning on the time management tread mill? First be the time keeper that controls the game. The host, Scott Weaver, shares his insight why controlling your time like a time keeper leads to successful time management. Three take-a-ways to control you time and schedule:        #1 Realize you are the time keeper for your game        #2 A timekeeper uses tools        #3 Steward your time wisely

Interview with Peter Burke, PhD, covering three key competencies that business owners need to have in order to succeed in business. He provides thoughtful insights from decades of experience in high-tech product development and small business mentoring. Finding your business direction with curiosity, ideas, and asking three key questions. Understand and balance the conflicting business needs. Discover your team’s best environment.    

Does self-interest really govern in our business world? If so, can we understand and manage it? Scott R Weaver, host of Arise2Live, shares his experience, how the role self-interest plays in today's business climate, and some tips on creating win-win situations.

Interview with Adrienne Fritze on how she found freedom in business to overcome childhood traumatic events. She shares valueable insights and lessons on being creative, being yourself, importance of a support group, and choosing love.    

The host, Scott R Weaver, links the ‘learning’ mindset to success in business and relationships. Five learning perspectives are shared to bring the power of continual learning to grow in life.

Take a practical journey from listening to decision making. In this interview, we cover methods on engaging and validating others, role of friends and family's advice, and why allowing time for your brain to process new information is so important.

Are people coming to you with all their problems? Is it becoming frustrating? This podcast discusses why you are a Problem Solver and why you should embrace it. Scott shares a little of his journey from task master to solution focused business owner.

Show Highlights Success factors to launching a new company Stick with your expertise and experience Develop and maintain a positive reputation Take advantage of what regulations give Take time to become an authority in your field Dealing w/ Life changes Take long breaks from work to focus Have faith Practical financial advise to stay on top of debt Don't buy new cars, don't have more than one car payment Keep teaching your children how to handle money The necessity of IT in Missions Dealing with Uncertainty Show Corrections: Medford Oregon has about 80,000 people, not 180,000. Show Trivia: There is a parrot squawking in the background. Byron Reed was the founder of Jefferson IT, serving the health care industry in Medford, Oregon. After 10 plus years, he sold his interest to join Ethos360, a faith-based organization, where he will be helping behind the scenes in IT management. Byron Reed can be reached at: At Ethos360 By Email  

Are you working in the so-called Gig Economy? In this episode, Scott gives the 30,000 foot view on how to approach your business in today's world. Four impactful insights: Life is a Journey A good routine gets you to the end Always growth and learn It's about being together More information at http://arise2live.com/