Joel Holland, CEO of Harvest Hosts, transitioned from corporate life to full-time RVing in 2016. Over the years, his family has owned various RVs, including fifth wheels and a truck camper, adapting their rigs to fit their changing needs and embracing the adventure and spontaneity of life on the road.
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Ryan’s first harvest. Carrots grown from seed. Two plus months of watering, occasional weeding (prob could have used a hair more of that) and wondering what will come from all this work. This is not too far off from what business can feel like. Daily reps to progress, (hopefully) knowing what the desired result is and celebrating when you experience success. It doesn’t always feel like that. Just like with my first business my first time growing carrots didn’t go well. I could have used them as toothpicks. This harvest was a basket full. Did the carrot change? Not really. What changes is your ability to prepare the soil, tend to the land and nurture your harvest. If you don’t have the green thumb for business the way you want you can skip the decade it took for me to learn to grow carrots. You can just find someone who knows the lessons you need and can accelerate your growth trajectory. #intentionaldisruption #ceomindset #veteranowned #mindsetmastery
“One of the reasons we selected Harvest is that we actually have to do very little training. It is incredibly easy to get new hires on board.” — Ed Ireson, Director of People Operations at Mutual Mobile Thanks, Ed! We’re dedicated to making Harvest as easy as possible to get your team on board. For more details on why Mutual Mobile uses Harvest to track time, check out the case study here: https://hubs.la/Q021xwdl0
Discover the incredible journey of Justin and J.C. Niesen, whose unbreakable family bonds have shaped their success in the cattle industry. Read more at https://loom.ly/OT29IOw. #CattleIndustry #SuccessStory
#2 of the Top Ten Traits of Successful Grazing Managers! - "Manage the Ranch as a Business" 👉These are managers who make decisions based on the physiological needs of the vegetation, the nutritional and habitat requirements of the animals, and the financial realities of the ranching business enterprise 👉They scrutinize every dollar spent, limiting unnecessary and nonprofitable inputs 👉They completely understand that profitability will often come down to how he or she controls costs #cgrm #grazing #grazingmanagement #grazingmanager #top10traits #managingtheranch
Hop into the spirit of Easter with Patten Title! 🐣🌸 This season, let's celebrate new beginnings and fresh opportunities in the Texas real estate community. Whether you're hunting for eggs or the next big investment, we're here to support your journey. How are you celebrating Easter this year? Share with us in the comments! #Easter2024 #SpringRenewal #TexasRealEstate #PattenTitle #NewBeginnings #EasterEggHunt #InvestmentOpportunities
It's FAQ Fridays! 📆 Every Friday, we dive deep into the burning questions our Masterclass attendees often ask. Today's spotlight? 'What if my property doesn't rent out?' 🏡 Himansu Joshi, one of our top property experts, has got the answers for you. For more golden nuggets like this, join our FREE One Great Property Idea Masterclass: www.gladfish.com 💡 #gladfish #propertyinvesting #propertyinvestmentUK #buytolet #propertyeducation
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“No man ever came to my door cold and went away unclad: no one ever came to my door hungry and went away hungry.” Jesse Chisholm, of Scottish and Cherokee ancestry, migrated with the Cherokees from Tennesse to Arkansas and later had a trading post at Council Gove on the North Canadian River near present-day Oklahoma City. His freight wagons blazed a 220-mile trail from Wichita, Kansas to his store and, in 1866, when a Texas cattleman asked about the best way to drive a herd to the Kansas market, the cattleman was told "take Chisholm's trail." That was all it took for the trail to get its name. By 1868, thanks to the efforts of Joseph G. McCoy to get a trail laid out to bring Texas herds to their railhead in Abilene, Kansas, the entire trail from South Texas to Kansas was called the Chisholm Trail. Those Chisholm Trail cattle drives had become a living animal river. If you want your business to be known, then you need to provide a solution to your customer’s problems. Problem solving is a mental process that involves realizing the problem, analyzing all options, and choosing the right solution. The ultimate goal of problem-solving is to overcome obstacles and find a solution that best resolves the issue. #problemsolvingskills #leadershipjourney #criticalthinkingskills #solutionfocused #historymatters #customercare
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In the animal kingdom, efficiency often dictates success. Take owls, for instance – masters of the night-time economy with a silent flight technique that's second to none. As a credit specialist by day and owl enthusiast by dusk, I can't help but admire their flawless execution and natural precision. Owls truly embody the spirit of excellence, reminding us of the importance of blending innate talents with learned skills. 🦉 #BusinessLessons #OwlWisdom #NatureMeetsBusiness
Are you thinking of starting a cattle rearing business, but not sure where to begin? Don't fret. We've got the best cattle rearing business plan to help you get started & hit the ground running. Contact us. #CattleRearing #cattle #cattlebusiness #businessplan #businessplanning
Check out Joel's RVs over the years here: https://www.harvesthosts.com/blog/10-years-of-adventures-and-the-rvs-that-made-it-happen