Keynote speaker on negotiation & leading through change. 300,000+ people trained. Founder of Legacy Interviews. Host, The Vance Crowe Podcast. 🎤
St Louis, MO
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Interested in improving your professional negotiation and communication skills?
This course teaches interest based negotiations, introductions/storytelling, conversation, conflict resolution and presenting.
Do you question if climate change will kill is all? Do you wonder why acid rain and nuclear war didn’t get us. You will love this episode.
New podcast: I talk with @VanceCrowe about why everyone since World War I is convinced that technology is about to destroy the world, from nuclear bombs to climate apocalypse to AI.
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I’ve had my moments with @VanceCrowe but the last 5 or 6 minutes is the finest in ag podcasts ever.
How you do what you do IS what you do— don’t take shortcuts. Or, as I like to say: embrace the adversity.
Boomers, Millennials and the scrape. @VanceCrowe and I dig in.
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CMMC agenda is a little #unhinged.
Live from the @UPLCanada stage!
Dec 1-2-3
Brandon, MB
Get your tickets 🎟️
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Boomers, Millennials and the scrape. @VanceCrowe and I dig in.
youtu.be/-hT2-6Q8CNU?si=wis6…
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Boomer hate is real but is it justified? Some of the facts don't merit it (Millennials are actually doing pretty well financially) but there is the power and policy component favoring the huge demographic of boomers. Listen to @VanceCrowe and I.
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Ooooh a spicy one: Farmers on “feeding the world” ericshowalter712860.substack…
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Listening to @ChrisWillx "fractional reserve banking is why we don't know who modern medal of honor recipients are."
Sorry is this the @VanceCrowe podcast?
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Boomers vs. Millennials: What's Behind The Generational Rift in Agricul... youtu.be/-hT2-6Q8CNU?is=e-6c… via @YouTube
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The Cantillon effect.
The boomer solution: freeze property tax for people over 65 so all future inflation will be double paid by the “young”
“I’m old. I’ve paid my home off,” said Ray Warner, a 72-year-old Akron resident. “Why would I pay property tax?”
Across the country, homeowners are asking the same question and revolting against property taxes at a scale not seen in a half century.
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@VanceCrowe is coming on my next episode of The Business of Agriculture to bitch about the older generations. Also, some of the financial bitching isn't based in facts. I have numbers.
The first time I saw the movie "Company Men" with @BenAffleck I thought it was boring and overly dramatic. Now I watch it and think it is a genius look inside the burdens men carry.
A powerful movie.
I will place a bet that we will see a MASSIVE upswing in people that get injured from "falling down" it will seem like people are accident prone, but the reality is they don't have enough muscle left to handle Earth's gravity.
The rapid weight loss is causing massive muscle loss. This is no small thing.
We are switching one kind of healthcare for another with no plan to fix the system.
Spinal surgeries for people who's back and neck can no longer support discs. Knee, ankle, shoulder injuries as people who haven't exercised in decades suddenly start putting strain on joints.
People that at least could function in society will be undergoing surgeries they will not be able to recover from because the muscle loss can only be regained with effort, something the system abhors.
The rapid weight loss is causing massive muscle loss. This is no small thing.
We are switching one kind of healthcare for another with no plan to fix the system.
Spinal surgeries for people who's back and neck can no longer support discs. Knee, ankle, shoulder injuries as people who haven't exercised in decades suddenly start putting strain on joints.
People that at least could function in society will be undergoing surgeries they will not be able to recover from because the muscle loss can only be regained with effort, something the system abhors.
