In this episode of Flight Level Zero, Joe Peebles and Tim Wade discuss their experience participating in the Spartan race. They talk about the challenges they faced, the mental and physical preparation required, and the camaraderie among participants. They also highlight the importance of asking for help and supporting others during the race. The conversation emphasizes the determination and grit needed to overcome obstacles and push oneself to the limit. Tim and Joe discuss their experience completing the Spartan Trifecta race, which consists of a Sprint, Super, and Beast race. They talk about the challenges they faced during the races, including difficult terrain, hydration, and physical exhaustion. They also discuss the importance of pushing oneself and setting an example for their children. Tim shares his motivation to continuously improve his race times and the satisfaction of completing the race. They encourage listeners to step out of their comfort zones and take on challenging experiences.

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The guest for this episode is Jenny Showalter, an entrepreneur and career coach in the aviation industry. Jenny shares her background growing up in an aviation family and her journey in the industry. She discusses the challenges of being the child of business owners and the decision to blaze her own path. Jenny also talks about her business, Showalter Business Aviation Career Coaching, and how she helps people navigate career transitions in the aviation industry. Jenny Showalter developed her career coaching company for Biz Av, after experiencing job loss during the pandemic. She provides outplacement services, including one-on-one coaching, resume writing, cover letter writing, LinkedIn presence, and interview preparation. Showalter emphasizes the importance of being a prepared professional, which includes keeping your resume and LinkedIn profile up to date, nurturing your network, and getting involved in local and regional aviation associations. She also highlights the value of in-person networking and recommends attending industry events and conferences.

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(2) Jenny Showalter | LinkedIn

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In this conversation, Joe Peebles interviews Ian Lumpp, co-chair of the NBAA Yo Pro committee, about his involvement in the aviation industry and his efforts to build better networks. They discuss the importance of supporting veterans, the diverse career opportunities in aviation, and the advocacy work of the Yo Pro committee. They also touch on the 40 under 40 initiative and the impact of building better networks within the industry. The conversation revolves around the importance of building and maintaining a strong network in the business aviation industry. Ian Lumpp shares his motivation for creating the Building Better Networks group. He emphasizes the need for networking, especially for those starting out in the industry or facing career transitions. The discussion highlights the power of connections and the benefits of being honest, helpful, and humble. The hosts encourage listeners to join the Building Better Networks group and leverage their network to find support and opportunities.

A website and a youtube channel are coming for the website and will be available soon!

Like and share and if you have any Q&A questions that you would like answered please reach out to Joe Peebles | LinkedIn

Follow Ian Lumpp | LinkedIn if you are interested in joining the Building Better Network group on whatsapp and we hope to see you on the next call on AUG 14, 2024!

Link below for our sponsor: www.jpaerotechnics.com and JP Aerotechnics on linkedin.

Als if you are interested in learning more about Higher Vets check out www.highervets.com.

In this conversation, Joe Peebles interviews Sarah Kalmeta, also known as Sarah the Pivoter, an internationally acclaimed speaker in aviation, aerospace, and leadership. They discuss the power of small actions and one degree shifts in achieving exponential results. Sarah shares her journey and the inspiration behind her name, as well as her experience with keynote speaking and overcoming nervousness. They also explore the concept of life as a series of flight legs and the importance of creating rituals and reflection. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the difference between mentorship and coaching. In this conversation, Sarah the Pivoter and Joe Peebles discuss the importance of building relationships and seeking mentorship. They emphasize the value of investing time, effort, and money in coaching programs to gain clarity and achieve success. They also highlight the significance of slowing down, finding clarity, and developing self-awareness. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the power of focus and meditation in achieving personal and professional goals.

Takeaways

Small actions and one degree shifts can lead to exponential results.
Creating rituals and reflecting on our actions can help us make intentional choices and achieve our goals.
Life can be seen as a series of flight legs, with each leg requiring intention and reflection.
Mentorship and coaching are valuable for personal and professional growth, and it is beneficial to invest in these relationships.

Sarah (the Pivoter) Kalmeta | LinkedIn

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In this episode, host Joe Peebles interviews guest Hunter Hughes, a U.S. Air Force veteran and current business aviation entrepreneur. They discuss Hunter's experience as an A-10 pilot and the importance of safety and fatigue management in aviation. Hunter shares how his family's background in aviation influenced his career path and the role models and mentors who inspired him. He also provides insights into the steps he took to become a pilot and emphasizes the importance of persistence in pursuing dreams. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the role of fighter pilots in maintaining global security. In this conversation, Hunter Hughes, an A-10 pilot, and Joe Peebles, a former CH-47 Chinook door gunner, discuss the emotional impact of military service and the importance of supporting one another. They also delve into the rigorous training and preparation required to be an A-10 pilot and the role of A-10s in ground support. The significance of the A-10's sound and its impact on the battlefield is explored. The conversation then shifts to the challenges of transitioning from the military to civilian life and the power of networking and building relationships. The episode concludes with advice to their younger selves, emphasizing the importance of building networks and reading more books.

(1) Hunter (Honcho) Hughes | LinkedIn

How do you think of your network and what ways are you building it? Today I got to sit with a Lee Brewster, VP of Thoroughbred Aviation, and discuss this very thing. Not only has she built an amazing network but she helps others connect because she knows so many people. How does she do it? You'll have to listen and hear what she says. This episode is full of great tips.

(2) Lee Brewster | LinkedIn

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Today we hop into a the mindset of Ryan Yarrington, Senior Business Development Representative at Tronair-EBIS Software.

Over the past few years that I have known Ryan I have been interested in how he approaches his day to day. He always seems happy and ready to do what needs to be done. So lets dive in and find out.

Ryan Yarrington | LinkedIn

EBIS Software: Overview | LinkedIn

Where does leadership start? I beleive it starts with the individual. Today we talk about the show and why it was started. Then we will dive into Joe's story a little so you get to know the host a little better.

After that we talk about self leadership using LEARN.

• Listen to Yourself: Self-leadership begins with introspection. Listen to your inner voice, for it holds the wisdom and guidance you seek.
• Embrace Growth: Self-leadership is a journey of continuous growth and self-improvement. Embrace opportunities for learning and development, for they are the fuel for personal evolution.
• Accept Responsibility: True self-leadership starts with taking ownership of your thoughts, actions, and outcomes. Accept responsibility for your choices, for they shape your destiny.
• Reward Progress: Celebrate your victories, no matter how small. Acknowledge and reward your progress, for it reinforces positive habits and fosters self-confidence.
• Nurture Self-awareness: Cultivate a deep understanding of yourself - your strengths, weaknesses, values, and aspirations. Self-awareness is the cornerstone of effective self-leadership.