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In this episode Nick & Cole welcome on rising real estate success and former mechanical/aero-space engineer Grace Gudenkauf. Grace discusses everything from the hardest decision she has ever made, loving challenges and knowing what you want to accomplish. She brings the conversation full-circle when she brings us up to date on her real estate journey and what lies ahead!

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In this episode, Nick and Cole discuss State Street's evolved format, Introducing "Getting to Yes", and Soft/Hard Positional Bargaining.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes on John Watts. John talks about expectations vs. reality of working in sports, mentors and influences early in his career, and the Mamba mentality in action.

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In this episode of State Street, Nick and Cole finish off Emotional Agility.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew sits down with Vinny Otdoerfer, owner of Vinny's Gym. He discusses family gatherings in a family of 13, his powerlifting experience, and Vinny's Gym origins.

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In this episode of State Street, Nick and Cole continue Emotional Agility.

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In this episode of State Street, Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Austin Halligan sits down and joins the crew. He talks about his former nationwide record, the new season of life, and 75 Hard. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew continues their journey with Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change, and Thrive in Work and Life by Susan David.

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In this episode, Malia Gudenkauf (also known as Little Miss Finance) joins the crew for the 104th installment of State Street! Malia discusses the origin of Little Miss Finance, her mission with Little Miss Finance, and why done is better than perfect.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew begins a new journey with Emotional Agility: Get Unstuck, Embrace Change, and Thrive in Work and Life by Susan David. They discuss first thoughts, what exactly is emotional agility, and how negative emotions aren't actually bad for you.

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome on Pro-Ball Thrower Robby Rowland. Robby talks about what he considers success, becoming a small fish in the BIGGEST pond, and how long could Robby be friends with himself.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew finishes their journey with The Hero with a Thousand Faces. They discuss the parting thoughts and some deeper questions that arose throughout the book.

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EPISODE #100

For the 100th episode of State Street, Crossfit athlete Zeljko Caculovic joins the crew to sit down for an interview. Zeljko hits on his childhood triumphs, finding & embracing Crossfit, and his faith walk/testimony. 

Thanks for tuning in for our journey so far, 100 episodes is only the beginning!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew returns to their journey with The Hero with a Thousand Faces. In this episode, they finish discussing the 17 stage monomyth by touching on The Ultimate Boon through The Freedom to Live.

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome our first every dual guests, the Wedewer's! They touch on passing the torch within generational farming, acclimating to farm life as a farmer's wife, and Lindsey's full-service social media marketing business story.

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In this episode we get a deeper look into our very own co-host, Nick Kleitsch. Jeremy gives his opinions on Nick's past and present self with Cole's input on things he has seen in Nick as well.

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome a jack of all trades, Carrie Lange. Carrie talks about the importance of communication in rock climbing, "The Lost Adventure", and the Zero Waste Movement.

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In this episode of State Street, we continue our journey with The Hero with a Thousand Faces. We touch on the Road of Trials to Apostatsis in the 17 stages of the Monomyth.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew sits down with Graduate Student at the University of Oregon, Dani Alonso. Dani talks about his contemplation/reflection process, internal struggle and how he is prospering because of it, and his Master's project. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew starts a new journey with the book The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell. This episode includes an intro to the book and the first third of Joseph Campbell's 17 part monomyth (the Call to Adventure to the Belly of the Whale). 

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In this episode of State Street, Jake Dale (Co-Founder of Driftless Quality Wear) sits down and joins the crew. Jake discusses the foundations of forestry, the growth process of Driftless Quality Wear, and breaking up time for everyday life and the growth of a brick and mortar business.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew reviews the movie Hillbilly Elegy. The movie was adapted from JD Vance's memoir in the same name. They discuss social and economic class, education, income inequality, and the importance of family.

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In this episode of State Street, future Law Enforcement Officer Caleb Bright sits down to join the crew. Caleb discusses the benefits of journaling goals at a young age, the highs and lows of his NCAA DI Football experience, and his dream as he moves into his profession of law enforcement.

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In this episode, the crew wraps up How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling by Frank Bettger. They discuss parting thoughts, things they've learned, and different implementations of Frank's advice. 

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In this episode of State Street, Chiropractor Dr. Missy Wessels, DC joins the crew to discuss her profession! Missy talks about what got her interested in her practice, first-time adjustments, and common misconceptions, and her "Why".

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In this episode of State Street, the crew continues on with How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling by Frank Bettger. They touch on life lessons they have learned through sales and things that have really stuck out so far!

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In this Episode of State Street Resident Nurse, Beth Pauls joins us to talk about COVID-19. Beth discusses objective and subjective data around COVID-19, one of Beth's favorite parts of her job, and why COVID-19 comes in waves.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew starts a new series on How I Raised Myself from Failure to Success in Selling by Frank Bettger. In this episode, they discuss the importance of being enthusiastic, what engagement can do for you in sales, and the little tips they've picked up on from Frank Bettger.

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome former Senior Account Executive for the Sacramento River Cats, Peyton Burnham. Peyton discusses Big Money Energy, structure, and drops in the bucket vs premium sales.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew concludes The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang. Throughout the episode the crew discusses their thoughts and concerns about universal basic income through a roundtable discussion. 

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In this episode of State Street, Sam Tastad, VP of Sakti Agro International sits down with the crew. Sam discusses his upbringing, building a community and not a company, and leadership skills he has found essential to his operations.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew dives deep into The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang in part three of a four-part series. The crew discusses what universal basic income is, some of the reasons why Andrew Yang would like to implement it, and the other social programs he would like to implement as well to supplement universal basic income. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes on relief pitcher in the Baltimore Orioles organization, Zach Muckenhirn. Zach talks about the quiet grind, the social impact of less successful athletic programs, and his MLB Draft experience.

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In this episode of State Street, we continue our journey into The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang. In this episode, we discuss the evolution of manhood, how times have changed oppurtunites and the intricacies of government assistance programs. 

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In this episode of State Street, Vivek Addagatla joins the crew! Vivek is Cole's current roommate and he discusses character and his transformation, the memoir he wrote in college, and growing up with a chip on his shoulder. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew begins a new book series on The War on Normal People by Andrew Yang. Throughout the episode, we discuss the first part of the book including the takeover of artificial intelligence and what it could mean for us, how we could work alongside AI, and some of our thoughts on the examples used in the book.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes on Assistant Graphic Designer for the Kansas City Chiefs, Jessi Carpenter. Jessi discusses creative problem solving, experiences with NFL players, and the AFC Championship/Super Bowl for the Chiefs!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew finishes off David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell. They discuss the remaining case studies in the text as well as their final thoughts!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes our newest resident of State Street, Casey Klein! Casey has a background in music production/entertainment and talks about his motivation to produce his first album (Coffee at Odd Hours), the balancing act of receiving feedback, and advice on the relentless pursuit of chasing your dream. 

In this episode of State Street, we welcome on Executive Board Member of Chi Town Blankets, Jack Thode. Jack talks about his internship experiences in sports marketing, graduating college and ending his baseball career during COVID, and his role with Chi Town Blankets.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew dives deep into Malcolm Gladwell's David and Goliath by discussing the advantages of disadvantages. The hit on topics like using unconventional means to find success, the value of values, and being a big fish in a small pond.

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome on Senior Finacial Analyst for Nike, Derrick Dlouhy. Derrick talks about what working at Nike is like, his journey into personal development, and what working out, as well as running, means to him.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew starts a brand new series on David and Goliath: Underdogs, Misfits, and the Art of Battling Giants by Malcolm Gladwell. The crew intros the book, and talks about what an underdog really means, as well as posing the question: was David really an underdog?

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes firefighter/police officer and fitness enthusiast, Hannah Hoffa. Hannah talks about her inspiration for becoming a public servant, different types of workouts, and even drops some discount codes for our State Street Residents! Listen in!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses the evolution of State Street throughout 2020, things we have been able to personally take from the podcast and apply to our lives, and some of our short and long-term goals for this year.

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In this episode of State Street, we have our own Christmas on the show! In the show, we discuss traditions, gifts, movies, music, and everything in between! Merry Christmas State Street residents!

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In this episode of State Street, Cal Poly graduate in Statistics and Data Science Ethan Moore joins the crew! Ethan has a passion for baseball and talks about old school vs new school philosophies in baseball, working up the courage to ask the Cal Poly head coach to start the Cal Poly student manager analytics program, and the most entertaining 4 questions we have had by a guest to date.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew goes more on a more serious note and talks about loneliness and depression. What it feels like and tips and tricks that have helped us out.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes Brandon Warne, Senior Operator at Sportradar and Founder of Access Twins, to the podcast. Brandon touches on when realized writing/journalism was for him, helpful tips and insight into becoming successful in a competitive field, adjusting to new job responsibilities and the emotions it can elicit, and his motivation behind creating Access Twins. There is something for everyone in this episode!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew finishes off The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg. State Street discusses the implementation of new habits with examples, why you should start your New Year resolutions now, and continues on with our roll the dice game. This episode may serve as a wakeup call to some!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew interviews Henrique (Henny) Donati. Henrique came to America from Brazil to pursue an education in the IT field as well as to play collegiate basketball. He touches on the differences between Brazil and America, his own personal growth and development, and his passion for the IT/Electronics world.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew sits down and discusses The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg in Part 1 of 2 on it. State Street touches on different kinds of habits, the science behind forming habits and continues on with the Roll the Dice series.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew sits down and talks about the things in life we are most thankful for in anticipation of Thanksgiving. We also introduce a new segment to the show! Listen in to find out more!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew wraps up the series on Extreme Ownership with some final thoughts and closing remarks. Stay tuned for next week when State Street rolls out something brand new!

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In this episode of State Street Field Engineer Intern for Kiewit and Closer on the University of Nebraska at Ohama's baseball team Jacob (Jake) Mohler joins us to talk about everything from internships to a possible MLB career. Jake provides insight into getting and maintaining an internship, working hard at his craft, and his ability to visualize a final product.

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In this episode of State Street, we continue our journey with extreme ownership and talk about the laws of combat: Cover and Move, Simple, Prioritize and Execute, and Decentralized Command. State Street also talks about how to implement these into your life.

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In the 54th episode of State Street, Maddy Craft (MLB Intern) sits down and provides us insight on how she found passion in the game of baseball, women in sports, and her thoughts about baseball! Listen in to this informative episode!

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In this episode of State Street, we continue along our journey with Extreme Ownership by diving into the book. There is tons of great info about taking ownership in your life and as a leader. Listen in!

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In Episode #52 of State Street, Mike Maloney of Maloney Lawn Landscape Snow, LLC joins us to talk about what drove him to start his own company, the drive and determination it takes to run a business, and his future plans. Listen in as Mike is a very passionate individual who loves talking success!

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In Episode #51 of State Street, the crew previews their next book Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win by Jocko Willink and Leif Babin. Sit down and strap in as Extreme Ownership touches on main aspects of life we do not like to face!

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome on Speach Language Pathologist Hayden Pelletier. Hayden is well-traveled and speaks on her journey around the US that has landed her in California at her current job.

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In this episode of State Street, we conclude our journey on The Four Agreements with the fourth agreement: Always Do Your Best. Whether you enjoyed the book or not, we hope you were able to take something away from it! Stay tuned for our 50th Episode!

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In this episode of State Street, Steve Junion sits down and joins us for a wonderful interview. Steve is a wealth of knowledge and definitely showed it! This is a must-listen!

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In part three of The Four Agreements, the crew talks about agreements two and three: Don't Take Anything Personally and Don't Make Assumptions. Lots of knowledge being thrown around here so don't miss out!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes Sam Mathieu. Sam has kayaked the entire Mississippi River by himself and is here to tell us his story about it! 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses the first agreement, be impeccable with your word. It leads to some interesting topics that State Street hasn't talked about before!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes Tyler Wolfe, former minor league shortstop in the Houston Astros organization and current minor league hitting coach in the St. Louis Cardinals organization. Tyler is very insightful and gives us a glance at something many people don't get to experience!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew begins their journey with The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. This will be a four-part mini-series that will make you think and question some of your beliefs.

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In Episode #42 of State Street, the crew welcomes on Conner Klostermann. Conner is currently a Graduate Assistant at Northern State University for the baseball team. Listen to him talk about the historic coaches he has learned from, his thoughts on coaching, and why he got into it.

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In this episode of State Street, we interview Zach Muller, former collegiate wrestler, and current funeral director. Zach offers a unique perspective in which we have never seen before due to his profession! He talks about going to school in Chicago, what is expected out of a funeral director, and his future in his profession. 

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In part two of three in State Street's mini-series on The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Steven Covey, the crew discusses the emotional bank account and moving from independence to interdependence in the form of habits four through six. 

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In this episode of State Street, Zach Lefebure joins the podcast to discuss anything and everything about his photography and graphic design. He touches on finding his passion, his education, and the different types of photography and graphic design that he enjoys doing. 

In this episode of State Street, Nick, Jeremy, and Cole dive deep into the first half of The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. The crew gives some background knowledge, discusses the first three habits, and finishes up the episode with their thoughts on the first half.

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In this episode of State Street, Nick and Jeremy interview Dylan Buchheit, purveyor of stoke and current employee of Red Bull. Dylan discusses how he got his job with Red Bull, the places he has been and the people he has met, and how he envisions his future with Red Bull.

In this episode of State Street, Nick and Jeremy discuss everything Jon Gordon and finish off the episode with The Positive Dog. Nick also previews our next quest!

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In this episode of State Street, Cole and Jeremy bring on former teammate, and aspiring youth ministry leader, Madi DeHart. A lot has changed since we last saw Madi, and we hope you can enjoy this interview as much as we did!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses The Carpenter by Jon Gordon. The importance of love, service, and care is stressed throughout this episode and we discover how we can implement those three principles more in our lives. 

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In this episode of State Street, we welcome Coach Z out of Whittier College in California. Coach Z was a former strength and conditioning coach of Nick, Cole, and Jeremy's and has an unbelievable story that we wanted you all to hear! He also touches on his new lifestyle brand he is coming out with, Grizzly Strength Inc.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses The Seed by Jon Gordon. State Street also previews their next guest, Coach Z, who will be joining the podcast all the way from Whittier College.

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In this episode of State Street, we bring in the midwest's very own Steve Irwin, Tyler Scherbring. He discusses his passion for snakes, turtles, and other reptiles, growing up, and his job in conservation management.

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Thanks for waiting, State Street gang! In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses Soup by Jon Gordon.

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In this episode of State Street, freelance journalist for the Des Moines Register and HawkeyeMaven of Sports Illustrated, Adam Hensley joins the crew. Adam discusses finding his passion for journalism, the journey it has taken him on, and discusses his favorite sports.

In this episode of State Street, Nick and Cole discuss the first four books in Jon Gordon's series while Jeremy is on vacation. Listen in to learn more on Jon Gordon!

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In this episode of State Street, Alecia Zauha, author of the blog Authentically Alecia Ann, sits down and joins the crew. Alecia discusses her inspiration for starting her own blog, how she came about her current job, and starting a small group for young professionals. Listen in, Alecia was great!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses Training Camp by Jon Gordon. Training Camp gives great insight into how to face and overcome adversity, being elite every day, and discovering our fears. 

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Nick Boys joins State Street all the way from Brisbane, Australia! Nick discusses his choice to move to America with no connections, his drive, and what the future holds for him.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew continues in discussing some of Jon Gordon's literature. This time it is The No Complaining Rule. This may be one of our most influential episodes as complaining is something we could all do a little less of. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes on the fourth and final member of the State Street household, Jamie Gehling. The crew and Jamie discuss Jamie's path he has chosen, their memories of living on State Street, and their first impressions of each other.

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses The Energy Bus by Jon Gordon. They hit on the power of positive energy, and the rules that should fuel your life. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes on Elementary School Teacher out of the Houston area, Lia Passini. Lia discusses her drive to become independent, working in a low-income school district, the challenges her and her students face, and how she has taken steps to better herself after graduating college. State Street also announces the winner of their first giveaway!

In this episode of State Street, Nick, Cole, and Jeremy take the CliftonStrengths Strength Finder Assessment by Gallup and discuss the results. Some of our strengths that were found may surprise our listeners!

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In this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes on Inventor Manager at RYDK Holdings, LLC, Ryan Dudak. Ryan discusses the literature he enjoys consuming, network marketing, and the misconceptions behind it, as well as how he started his own business. 

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In this episode of State Street, the crew discusses The Shark and the Goldfish: Positive Ways to Thrive During Waves of Change by John Gordon.

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On this episode of State Street, the crew discusses what our fathers have meant to us, and the types of fathers we want to be. This episode is meant to honor all of the fathers and father figures out there!

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State Street welcomes former Director of Marketing & Community Relations for the Quad City River Bandits (Houston Astros MiLB Class-A Affiliate), Kaylee Golden in for an interview. Kaylee discusses the hilarious story of how she met Cole, her journey through college, and working in Minor League Baseball. 

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In this episode of State Street, Nick, Jeremy, and Cole talk about the fear of opinions, overcoming failure and things they want to try along with places they want to go. Cole also previews our next, very special guest!

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State Street is joined by singer/songwriter, aspiring PGA Pro Golfer, and Relocation Manager Emmett Kulick. Emmett discusses his transition from exercise science to golf management and then to sales, his music, and what drives him as an individual. Emmett is a fun, lighthearted guy and was someone we knew deserved a shot on air!

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This week on State Street, the crew discusses the power of reflection, learning from our experiences, and failing forward. State Street also previews our next guest who will be joining us for Episode #12.

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MILESTONE #1 - Ten Episodes

On this episode of State Street, the crew welcomes Zach Smith to the podcast. Zach is a former NCAA DI Long Distance runner talking to us about how his running shaped his faith, leading people to Jesus, and his mission trip to China.

The State Street crew sits down and discusses what is going on in our world today, personal philosophy, overcoming adversity, and ends with a couple of challenges for the listeners. Part two will air as Episode #11 following our next guest on Episode #10!

ER Technician Sam Palmer sits down with State Street and discusses what drove him to the medical field, working during a pandemic, and planning a wedding during a time of extreme uncertainty. 

State Street sits down and discusses what it means to trust the process, certain processes they have gone through or going through, and they preview their next guest, Sam Palmer, who will join State Street for Episode #8. 

State Street has its first guest! Dom Hillesheim of the Chicago Bears and Chi Town Blankets joins us to discuss his early life, meeting the State Street crew, and beginning Chi Town Blankets.

State Street discusses social media! Nick, Cole, and Jeremy all have different feelings and experiences with social media, ideas on how it will change our lives, and technology that keeps us connected. 

On this episode of State Street, the crew discusses the importance of not only working out your body but your brain as well. They touch on the work ethic they picked up as college baseball players, the stuff they are doing during quarantine to stay healthy, and the things they implement in their careers to work their brains and maintain their physical health.

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The State Street crew sits down and discusses love and relationships with respect to today's generation. They talk about the higher prevalence of using technology to communicate, long-distance relationships, and the impact that social media has on relationships.

Nick, Cole, and Jeremy sit down and discuss the importance of weak ties and seizing the opportunities they create, building identity capital, and more talk about navigating the rocky waters during those first six months after college. The State Street crew brings their thoughts and personal experiences to each segment as well as references back to Meg Jay's The Defining Decade.