The 4P’s Podcast With Trunnis Goggins II

Navigating Post Covid Labor Market

Lauren Lewis takes a break from her wedding planning to assist the 4Ps audience in gaining an understanding of the complicated North American labor market after the pandemic. Ms. Lewis shares tips on what to do both maintain and change your professional career. For more information on Lauren Lewis and Staff Buffalo, please check out the link in the podcast notes.
https://staffbuffalo.com/

The Spooky 4Ps

In this episode Trunnis share’s his paranormal encounter back when he was in the Navy. Trunnis also goes from Franklin TN (Franklin on Foot) to Regina Saskatchewan (Bushwakker Brewpub) in search of ghosts. For more information on both organizations, please see the links below:
Franklin on Foot: https://www.franklinonfoot.com/
Bushwakker Brewpub: https://bushwakker.com/

Learned Leadership

In this episode, Trunnis and Drew Jackson discuss the age old question: “Is leadership born, or is it learned”. Drew Jackson is a professor or leadership and leadership coach from the Dallas/Fort Worth area. For more info on Drew Jackson and he leadership research and consulting, please click the link below.

Lemons to Lemonade

In this episode, Trunnis talks to Dr. Jokima Hiller. First, he addresses the current state of the culinary and hospitality industry. Second, Dr. Hiller discusses her amazing journey, one which she had to overcome an extraordinary medical hurdle, in order to get her doctoral degree. During this journey, Dr. Hiller was introduced to "Sabrina". For more information about Dr. Hiller and Sabrina, please click the links in the podcast notes.
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Jokima-Hiller/author/B004YTGI7W?ref=ap_rdr&store_ref=ap_rdr&isDramIntegrated=true&shoppingPortalEnabled=true

Josh

In honor of Trunnis's son Joshua, Trunnis addresses autism. Trunnis also interviews Allison Tashe of the Autism Society of America. Allison offers information on what organization does to improve the quality of life of individuals and families dealing with autism. For more information, please click the link below.

Lessons From Ulysses S Grant

In this episode, Trunnis shares the story of Ulysses S Grant. Trunnis highlights the story of Grant’s early life of disappointment and failure. He then dives into Ulysses S Grant’s desire to unify the nation which led to a found purpose that drove Grant to be revered by many around the world. Trunnis shares these stories of Ulysses S Grant to show that personal and professional failures can indeed provide fuel for personal and professional success.

Lessons from Harriet Tubman

In this episode, Trunnis shares the story of Harriet Tubman. Trunnis highlights the actions of sacrifice, risk, and discomfort that led Tubman to become one of the most heroic individual and leader in American history. Trunnis then takes those stories and highlights how Tubman's actions can inspire all of us to achieve our goals and purpose.

The U.S. Navy Birthday

In this episode, Trunnis shares the story of the United States Navy. He shares a brief history, he also talks about those who have served and gone on to do very special things after leaving the Navy. Trunnis also interviews Matthew Grills and Laurie Wood. They discuss their time in the Navy and their lives as Navy veterans.

Grace

In this episode, Trunnis shares the story of his daughter Grace. Grace celebrates her 16th birthday, and Trunnis shares her special birth and her strength impressive parents dealing with Downs syndrome. Trunnis also interviews Stephanie Garner, program manager of Downs syndrome Indiana. DSI is a nonprofit organization that works closely with those in the Down syndrome community in a number of areas. To learn more about Down syndrome Indiana, please click on the link provided in the podcast notes.
https://dsindiana.org/

How to Recognize and Deal With the Not I’s

In this episode, Trunnis shares the children story "the Little red hen". He uses that children's story as the basis of how to recognize and the true and not so true members of your network. Trunnis cautions the listener on when and when not to "share your bread."