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In this episode, Josh welcomes Eddie Campbell, also known as "Eddie in Service," general manager and industry influencer. Eddie shares his leadership philosophy, emphasizing the importance of leading by example through actions like working alongside his team and empowering employees to serve customers. He also highlights the challenges and opportunities of connecting with younger generations in the workplace, adapting leadership and communication styles to meet their needs. Learn more about Promotive or start your next search at https://www.gopromotive.com. Stop wasting your marketing dollars and connect with Shop Marketing pros at https://www.shopmarketingpros.com. Visit https://www.tekmetric.com to book a demo and see how Tekmetric can help you run your shop with more clarity and confidence. Visit https://auto.tekmetric.com/4r7jaUw to register for Tektonic In Houston, Texas, April 9th - 11th. Visit Golden Hour Garage at https://www.goldenhourgarage.com to schedule a discovery call - & Own Your Golden Hour. Timestamps: 00:00 – Meet Eddie Campbell 01:10 – Demystifying Auto Service for Customers 02:29 – Eddie’s Roots: Growing up in Independent Shops 03:34 – Lessons from a Life in Every Role, from Lube Tech to GM 06:01 – Situational Leadership: Adapting Across Generations 07:02 – What Leadership Means to Eddie 09:05 – Why “We Work Together” Is More Than a Motto 10:33 – The Power of Leading from the Trenches 12:13 – Empowering Teams: Giving Authority and Building Trust 17:10 – Why the Little Things Matter: Creating Customers for Life 18:07 – Eddie’s Best Advice & Inspiration from Star Trek I'm Josh Parnell, Founder and CEO of Limitless Leadership. With a team of leadership coaches, trainers, and speakers, Limitless Leadership helps aspiring leaders tap into unrecognized potential to achieve limitless results. For more information, please visit https://www.limitlessleadership.co .

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Stu is joined by Eddie Campbell, head Greenkeeper at Ogbourne Downs, to discuss his well travelled career to date and also some of the positive changes he has implemented into the day to day routine of work to try and maximise staff well being. A wonderful chat with a forward thinking professional.

The statement “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail” couldn’t be more true for the construction industry. Technology has made contractors more productive and effective on the job site than ever before. But that doesn’t matter if the plan isn’t good enough to keep up and causes confusion and delays. So how can contractors make sure that the schedules and plans they have are actually practical? On this episode, host Mike Merrill sits down with Eddie Campbell . Eddie is the chief operating officer at ABSI , a steel building and modeling company for industrial and commercial industries, and he also co-hosts the Construction Brothers Podcast . Eddie shares his insight into pre-planning processes, how to manage trickle-down problems, where construction technology enables better collaboration, as well as how collaboration improves company culture and your bottom line.

The book club you've always wanted to be a part of with Steve, Chip, & Professor Pam. We discuss From Hell (1999), the graphic novel telling of the story of Jack the Ripper, written by Alan Moore with our special guest, the book’s illustrator, Eddie Campbell. This contains such rich storytelling and graphic imagery. We hope you enjoy it as much as most of us do... Show Notes: http://bit.ly/saih92220

Virtual Memories Show COVID Check-In: Eddie Campbell Cartoonist & comics-historian Eddie Campbell checks in from Chicago. We talk Pandemic Hair, surviving with a pair of 2-month-old kittens (acquired by yesterday’s guest, Eddie’s wife Audrey Niffenegger ), finishing his book on the great cartoonist and interviewer Kate Carew , the difference between imagining books and making them (I have no idea what he’s talking about), how the scribbly charm or half-assed-ness of his comics takes a lot of work, catching up on Gasoline Alley reprints, his appreciation of the interchangeable anonymity of Picasso & Braque’s unsigned cubist works, his belief that your bucket list should be enjoyment of the magic of the everyday, and more. Give it a listen! And go read The Goat Getters ! You can listen to all these COVID Check-In episodes at The COVID-19 Sessions . Listen to the conversation! Then check out the archives for more conversations from The Before Times. There are plenty of ways to follow The Virtual Memories Show : iTunes , Spotify , Twitter , Instagram , YouTube , TuneIn , Tumblr , and RSS About our Guest Eddie Campbell is a Scottish comics artist and writer now living in Chicago. Probably best known as the illustrator of <a href="ht

Cartoonist & comics-historian Eddie Campbell checks in from Chicago. We talk Pandemic Hair, surviving with a pair of 2-month-old kittens (acquired by yesterday's guest, Eddie's wife Audrey Niffenegger ), finishing his book on the great cartoonist and interviewer Kate Carew , the difference between imagining books and making them (I have no idea what he's talking about), how the scribbly charm or half-assed-ness of his comics takes a lot of work, catching up on Gasoline Alley reprints, his appreciation of the interchangeable anonymity of Picasso & Braque's unsigned cubist works, his belief that your bucket list should be enjoyment of the magic of the everyday, and more. Follow Eddie on Twitter and read his work • Listen to our full-length podcast • More info at our site • Find all our COVID Check-In episodes • Support The Virtual Memories Show via Patreon or Paypal