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The Power of Connections

The Power of Connections

De: Rich Woo
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Connections are the key to a successful and thriving life.


Each week join Rich Woo as he interviews top industry performers as they share about how relationships and connections have contributed to their success in their careers and their joy in life.


Whether you are looking for success in your personal life, professional life, or to learn how to come alive in your life, this podcast is for you.

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  • Kevin Barnicle: How Therapy, Mentorship, and Habits Transformed an Entrepreneur’s Life
    May 26 2025
    In this episode, Rich and Kevin Barnicle discuss:How marriage counseling and therapy reshaped his life and leadershipThe importance of mental health conversations, especially among entrepreneursWhy proactive relationship habits matter for friendships and familyLessons learned from failed partnerships and trusting too easilyCreating community and fulfillment through sports, travel, and shared experiencesKey Takeaways:Therapy isn’t a sign of weakness. Kevin’s openness about working with therapists throughout his life highlights how vital it can be for personal clarity, business resilience, and family relationships.Routines hold relationships together. Whether it’s bi-weekly marriage counseling or scheduled trips with old friends, consistent effort matters more than grand gestures.Not everyone deserves a seat at your table. A painful business partnership taught Kevin to protect his trust and pour his energy into the people who show up with integrity.Human connection thrives on empathy. Taking the time to truly understand what shapes someone’s decisions, not just judging their actions, leads to deeper, lasting bonds.Community creates meaning. From startup life to adult sports leagues, the sense of being part of something bigger than yourself brings fulfillment and a sense of purpose that outlasts wins and losses."You can't make a carbon copy of yourself. It's not going to happen if you try; you're just being an idiot. So let go, let them [your kids] figure it out on their own, and they're gonna have to do that in their life anyways, right?" — Kevin BarnicleAbout Kevin Barnicle:Kevin Barnicle is an accomplished Entrepreneur and Author who is passionate about empowering others to succeed in the business world. Drawing from his experience as the Founder and CEO of the thriving legal technology firm Controle, Kevin has become a trusted mentor and guide for aspiring business owners. With a remarkable journey of starting a company without prior industry experience or a business degree, and growing it into one of the fastest-growing companies in the U.S., Kevin offers invaluable insights into building and scaling businesses. His books focus on practical strategies, real-life lessons, and actionable advice for anyone looking to start, grow, or manage a successful enterprise, all written with his trademark humor.Kevin's mission is to inspire entrepreneurs at every stage of their journey, helping them overcome challenges and build sustainable businesses. Through his writing, Kevin provides readers with a clear roadmap to navigate the complexities of entrepreneurship, instilling confidence and a sense of possibility.Now retired from his first venture, Kevin dedicates his time to mentoring entrepreneurs, angel investing, and serving on company boards. His enthusiasm for sharing knowledge and helping others thrive in business is evident in every page of his work, making his books a must-read for anyone ready to take the leap into entrepreneurshipConnect with Kevin Barnicle:Website: https://itstheblueprint.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kevinbarnicle/ Book: https://a.co/d/atchygN Connect with Rich Woo: Website: www.catalyst.nm.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/richwoo/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rich_woo/?hl=enBook: The Relationship Recession - https://a.co/d/dXlXd71Email: powerpodcastinfo@gmail.com
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    28 m
  • Whitney Hill: Strategic Silence, Radical Transparency, and Redefining Leadership
    Apr 21 2025
    In this episode, Rich and Whitney Hill discuss:How learning to stay quiet helped her earn respect in a male-dominated industryThe moment she realized operations would be the key to scaling her businessWhy radical transparency creates team alignment and long-term trustLessons from transitioning into construction without a background in the fieldHow purpose and passion help sustain resilience as an entrepreneurKey Takeaways:Strategic silence is an incredible tool. Knowing when not to speak can be just as powerful as knowing what to say.Operational precision isn’t just structure—it’s strategy. Embracing metrics, clarity, and accountability helped align her team toward growth.When entering a new space, don’t pretend to know it all. “If I go into a room and think I know everything, I’m gonna learn nothing.”Personal growth is about making a difference, not just achieving success. Whether impacting a few people or many, your willingness to be vulnerable, honest, and supportive can create meaningful connections that transcend professional boundaries.Focusing on radical transparency, clear metrics, and empowering others creates a culture that sustains itself."Sometimes just being honest about things you've gone through can go a long way." — Whitney HillAbout Whitney Hill:Whitney Hill is the co-founder and CEO of SnapADU, a leading design-build firm specializing in accessory dwelling units (ADUs) in San Diego. With a focus on creating innovative housing solutions, SnapADU has grown to a $15M business, completing over 100 ADU projects and becoming a trusted authority in the residential construction space. Whitney combines her background in operations and strategy with a passion for addressing California’s housing shortage. Through transparency, thoughtful design, and cutting-edge processes, SnapADU empowers homeowners to build flexibility and value into their properties while fostering meaningful client relationships.Connect with Whitney Hill:Website: https://snapadu.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/snap.adu/ Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/snapadu LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/snap-adu Connect with Rich Woo: Website: www.catalyst.nm.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/richwoo/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rich_woo/?hl=enBook: The Relationship Recession - https://a.co/d/dXlXd71Email: powerpodcastinfo@gmail.com
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    30 m
  • John Richards: Building Success While Keeping Life in Balance
    Apr 14 2025
    In this episode, Rich and John Richards discuss:The influence of mentorship on his entrepreneurial journeyHow radical candor transformed his approach to leadershipBalancing work, family, and personal fulfillment as an entrepreneurThe power of networking and negotiation in building strong relationshipsThe mindset shift from short-term sacrifice to long-term successKey Takeaways:Work a few years like nobody else will so you can live the rest of your life like no one else can. The early years of entrepreneurship require intense effort, but hard work should lead to long-term freedom, not perpetual sacrifice.Balance is intentional, not accidental. No matter how demanding a career is, carving out sacred time for family—like nightly dinners—prevents work from consuming everything.Saying "yes" to everything doesn’t create harmony; it often leads to disappointment. Learning to be honest and direct, even when it’s uncomfortable, fosters trust and stronger relationships.True networking isn’t just about collecting contacts—it’s about engaging in meaningful conversations that lead to real mentorship, partnerships, and opportunities.Negotiating is the most valuable activity a human can be doing at any one time. From business deals to family discussions, knowing how to communicate and find common ground is a skill that influences every area of life."What good does wealth and success in the business world compensate for if you lose your family and have a divorce and have a bad relationship with your children, right?" — John RichardsAbout John Richards:John E. Richards is an entrepreneur, venture investor, mentor, and educator. His endeavors involve founding, operating, managing, selling, and investing in enterprises. Though he is a generalist, he mentors entrepreneurs frequently in software, Internet, mobile, blockchain, and consumer products. Most recently, in 2022 he founded Startup Ignition Ventures, a pre-seed venture fund, a natural extension of his well-known Startup Ignition entrepreneur bootcamp. He served as Google Fiber’s Head of Operations when Google entered the Utah market. He spent over a decade teaching entrepreneurship at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah where he helped the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship & Technology to global prominence and top rankings. He has been listed as one of the Top 25 entrepreneurial educators in the United States. He was managing partner of UtahAngels, a venture investing group. He co-founded BoomStartup, a leading tech seed accelerator. He has invested in hundreds of ventures and mentored thousands. Early in his career, he was president of a Yellow Pages publishing company and later created the first-ever online Yellow Pages that led to an initial public offering and a multi-billion-dollar valuation as part of InfoSpace, Inc. John is a frequent speaker at conferences and other events. He and his family reside in Utah.Connect with John Richards:Website: https://startupignition.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnrichards/ Connect with Rich Woo: Website: www.catalyst.nm.comLinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/richwoo/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rich_woo/?hl=enBook: The Relationship Recession - https://a.co/d/dXlXd71Email: powerpodcastinfo@gmail.com
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    31 m
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