How does Southwest Airlines continue to stand alone as one of the only consistently profitable airlines?

When most commercial airlines lose money year after year and then inevitably get subsidized by the government.

One of the systems and processes that Tom's shoes, Lulu Lemon, Virgin and Southwest Airlines

used to build trust with consumers, employees, all while enriching the lives of the people around them.

Why do women control 86% of the U.S. economy and how can we benefit from this knowledge as an entrepreneur?

Why are 73% of consumers willing to recommend companies that stand for something meaningful?

And why does Bruce Bochi, the three-time World Series winning manager for the San Francisco Giants, recruit

athletes and baseball players based upon attitude and not just skill.

All this and much, much more with our interview with New York Times best-selling author Jackie Freiburg

Some shows don't need a celebrity narrator to introduce the show, But this show does.

Two men.

Eight kids, co-created by two different women.

Thirteen multi-million dollar businesses.

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome... time We started from the bottom and we'll show you how to get here.

Started from the bottom that we hear.

We started from the bottom now we hear.

Oh, Thrive Nation,

Welcome back to another Mind Expanding,

Walla, expanding edition of the Thrive Time show on your radio and podcast download. Now on today's show we are interviewing Jackie

Freiburg. Who's Jackie Freiburg? Well I was first introduced to the work of

Jackie and her husband Kevin in 2005 when the president

and CEO of the 11.5 billion dollar company convenience store chain

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