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How much do you know about the tangible and intangible benefits of “Renewable Non-Toxic Responsibly Sourced Potatoes of Inclusion?”

Well, on today’s ‘Play Hard Work Hard’ morning show, you won't learn about the nutritional value of root vegetables, but you will hear about the value that effective resources (and trendy -themed labels) can bring to the bottom line of companies:

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And if listening to this discussion has you hungering for more information about the above-mentioned potatoes that Jason Spiess and The Crude Life will be smoking at the Bakken BBQ to support Make-A-Wish North Dakota, you can learn more here:

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Play Hard Work Hard Episode 83: Texas Legislature Update, The Industrial Forest, EV Shaming And Intangible Energy Positive Results - The Crude Life jason spiess, jason modglin, the crude life, permian, bakken, ev vehicles, joe sinnott, witting partners, tesla cars, marcellus

“I never learn anything talking; I only learn things when I ask questions.” – Lou Holtz

With this quote in mind, and on the heels of Coach Holtz recently being awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, it’s a good time to revisit the lessons of another college football coach whose impact stretches well beyond the world of sports.

This coach, Bill Campbell, was well-known for asking challenging and productive questions of leaders throughout Silicon Valley, causing some of those leaders to award him the title of “Trillion Dollar Coach."

And in this episode of podcast, 𝙮𝙤𝙪 will figuratively don the hat of a coach trying to help your football team overcome a 2-touchdown halftime deficit…or of an industry leader trying to help your stakeholders overcome the “trillion dollar deficit” fueled by the chaos of 2020.

And throughout this conversation, you’ll ask whether your game plan is helping your team chip away at the deficit and emerge victorious…or whether you’re doing things that are more likely to have your star players checked out and thinking about the next game, the next season, or perhaps an entirely different sport.

A Trillion Dollar Crash and the Coaching Playbook That Will Fuel Energy's Recovery — Witting Partners By many measures, the energy industry is losing . It’s losing momentum, relevance, and plenty of money. And more importantly, it’s losing the current and future talent necessary to generate any meaningful and sustainable recovery . So the question for current energy leaders today isn’t merely ...