Officers Call
Now Hear This
All hands to quarters for muster, instruction, and inspection.Â
Now quarters.
A TruE and Faithful Record
Selling With Love
Imagine selling as a complex act of love. Selling With Love will change your relationship with your customer, your product, and your sales process!
Engines All Stop
I was privileged to serve you all the limit of my ability, and I left nothing on the mat… but it is long past time for me to focus on making an actual living.
After-Action Report: RVM #71 with Paul Huszar
The guest speaker at this week’s RINGKNOCKER Virtual Meetup is Paul Huszar (USMA ’90), CEO of veteran-focused franchisor VetCor Services.
The Amateur’s Mind
Once upon a time I thought what I saw was just what was. Now I’m at home with the idea that different people will witness a very different motorcycle crash.
Unacceptable Kryptonite
If you want to be a man of steel, you’re going to have to accept a certain vulnerability to kryptonite.
After-Action Report: RVM #70 with Zoom Fatigue
Lockdowns are largely over, the world has opened up, and there are now a lot of options competing for your Thursday nights!
RINGKNOCKER Investor Group
We’re joining forces with RINGKNOCKER Sponsor LocalVest to connect Veteran-led startups and growing businesses with Veteran investors like you!
Old Dogs, New Tricks
In under sixty-seconds, this language-learning milestone paid for my last three months of language classes!
After-Action Report: RVM #69 with Robert Williscroft
Robert Williscroft (NESEP ’69) has just published Operation Arctic Sting, based on his real-life Cold War experience leading the OPERATION IVY BELLS dive team.
After-Action Report: RVM #68 with David Duncavage
Former Trappist monk & high tech exec David Duncavage (USMA ’75) shares a unique perspective on mindfulness, vision, leadership, and the audacity of hard work.
Natural Resources
The compulsion to pursue a vision at any cost is a natural resource as rare and precious as any other. The challenge is in bringing it to market.
Magnificent Audacity
Without the ridiculous idea that we can build something utterly new, we would ALL live in remote mountain villages with week-old fried bread for dinner.
