To say Bronson has an important job is an understatement. When something is built, the foundation is where a project can succeed or fail. Making sure that the soil, the water, gravity and materials all operate cohesively is vital to a projects success. Enter the Geotechnical Engineer. Bronson gets new puzzles to solve on a regular basis and he goes to work calculating risk, ensuring materials meet the desired specifications and that all tolerances are within spec. The project may be in an earthquake area, the soil may be sandy or muddy, there are numerous aspects of a projects foundation to consider. If you think engineering is a career path you want to pursue, this area of specialization may be just the one you're looking for. Thanks Bronson!

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Dr. Beam had dreams of a career in music. Fast forward a "few years" and he is now a Trauma surgeon. Life is funny how we make plans and then we look back wondering how we got where we are. In this interview we discuss the long and tough journey to becoming a Trauma surgeon and all that comes along with this challenging, and rewarding career. We talk about how to prevent burnout, the importance of keeping your arrogance at bay, we discuss pay and education, as well as how satisfying it can be to see a patient make it. Dr. Beam is a great example of a steady and methodical approach under pressure. If a career as an emergency surgeon sounds interesting to you, this is one episode you will want to listen too. Thanks. Dr. beam!

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Kevin began mowing lawns in 2000 as a side business in high school to support himself through college. He hung up hand-made signs in hair salons and the grocery store and ran ads in the local newspaper. The unfortunate part of this business idea was that he did not own a lawnmower. He borrowed a push mower from a family member and started out mowing. A few years later he saw an ad for a local mowing company for sale and he was able to make the purchase. Now, Kevin is the owner of a Landscaping company. This interview is a great snapshot of what really goes on in to making a business run and the countless hours, and years, it takes to be successful. There are a ton of kernels of advice in this from a guy who never gave up and made it work, thru work. Thanks Kevin! Kevin and Custom Creations 417 can be found HERE.

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