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In the latest episode of @anabolicradio I had the pleasure of chatting to Champion bodybuilder, father, and businessman Doug Miller. We dive into Dougs background, his mentality, the mindset of what makes a champion, and what he’s learned through his transition as a business man.
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When you think of rum, you often think of warm tropical locations in the Caribbean, but one brand has set the rum world on its head by distilling in the UK.

In a world we normally associate with gin, Scratch distilling has forged a place and won the accolades of fellow rum nerds with their unique take on the spirit. 

We talk to Scratch founders and distillers, Doug Miller and Ellie Taverner about ageing in a cold climate, botanicals in rum and how English rum should be drunk. 

Listen to episode #109 of The CXChronicles Podcast with Doug Miller, CEO of Brightworks Group from Indianapolis, IN. 

Doug brings over 30+ years of technology and team building experience into this episode. 

Brightworks is a Technology Success Provider. Doug and his team have been delivering consistent, predictable results for their customers for nearly 10 years now. 

Predictable results from your technology means more productivity from your team. That means better margins and improved profits. It means tangible business results.

In Episode 109 -- Doug and Adrian talk through The Four CX Pillars; Team, Tools, Process and Feedback and Doug shares a ton of examples and stories around how you can grow, scale and optimize your company's performance by leveraging technology and constantly remaining focused on the betterment of your team. 

Huge thanks to Doug for coming on the podcast and sharing his story with The CX Nation!

Learn more about Brightworks Group and Doug's team by checking them out at the link below

https://www.brightworksgroup.net/

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Today’s guest is Doug Miller of Brightworks Group, another guest zooming in from the USA.  

Given that it was recorded in early November 2020, we started with a bit of a chat about the impact of the political situation there on the world of business.

Brightworks helps businesses with anywhere from 3 to 5000 staff, helping them use their technology like a utility – it needs to just work.

We talk about the three Ps with which Brightworks often deals – Pain, Purchases and Productivity; and how Brightworks helps a lot of people who spend time in muddy fields!

We also talk about their philosophy of “work from anywhere” rather than “work from home” – certainly a big topic right now.  And Doug shares his top tips for people newly working from home.

You can find out more about Doug himself at https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglasemiller/ and about Brightworks Group at https://www.brightworksgroup.net/ .

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Today you’re in for a treat – no pun intended – because we spend time with Valerie Phillips, longtime food editor of the Standard-Examiner and Deseret News, and currently the proprietor of the Chew and Chat blog (chewandchat.com). Val’s written for all sorts of publications – stretching from Saudi Arabia to Tooele County – and once co-authored a book about Vietnam Veterans. Her cookbook, “Soup’s On!,” was published in 2012. Before that, she authored “Dining Through the Decades,” and she’s won a bunch of awards for her writing from various organizations, including the Society of Professional Journalists. You’ll learn, as we already knew, it takes a lot of hard work to be a fine food editor.