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Supply Chains, Courtrooms, and Drum Kits: The Steve Hopper Story
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3zSMlS41U0FfttadYBYbri?si=f856281edcae4c53 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scrappy-but-successful-consultants-personalities-when/id1878384628 What does it look like when a supply chain consultant, expert witness, and rock drummer walk into a podcast? You get Steve Hopper - founder of Inviscid Consulting, 21-year veteran of warehousing and logistics consulting, and someone who genuinely does not f
Jack Tompkins
3 days ago5 min read
How to Build a Data-Driven Culture in 7 Simple Steps
Most business owners hear "data-driven" and immediately think: dashboards. Or spreadsheets. Or some expensive software implementation that takes six months and a dedicated IT person. That is not what this is about. Building a data-driven culture is about getting your entire organization quantifiably aligned so that every person, at every level, can connect their daily work to the goals that actually move the business forward. Done right, it uncovers dozens, if not hundreds of
Jack Tompkins
Apr 53 min read
Always Had a Plan: La Tonya Roberts on Going Full-Time, Pivoting Smart, and Getting It Done
Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6IuoauRwsPm1PRrIjw4oYh?si=KT3goplYTGO4f_7t5oAZ3A Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/9-the-scrappy-strategist-how-la-tonya-roberts-went/id1878384628?i=1000759504690 La Tonya Roberts has always had a plan - and the grit to execute it. From running a lemonade stand outside a military base in Alaska at age 7 to pitching her parents with formal PowerPoint presentations for Christmas gifts, La Tonya's
Jack Tompkins
Apr 53 min read


Why the Plan is Bull — Hands-On Strategy & Marketing that Moves the Needle with Neel Singh
🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3zSMlS41U0FfttadYBYbri?si=f856281edcae4c53 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/scrappy-but-successful-consultants-personalities-when/id1878384628 What happens when you hand a client a beautiful, well-researched strategy and immediately tell them it's complete bullshit? According to Neel Singh, that's exactly the right move. In this episode of Scrappy But Successful, Jack Tompkins sits down with
Jack Tompkins
Mar 225 min read


Ep. 5 When Profit Leaks Hide in Plain Sight with Diane Gardner
🎧 Listen on Spotify | Apple Podcasts Episode 5 of Scrappy but Successful | Hosted by Jack Tompkins, CEO of Pineapple Consulting Firm What if the biggest threat to your business profits isn’t your competition, your pricing, or the economy — but the leaks hiding in plain sight inside your own operation? That’s the question at the heart of Diane Gardner’s life’s work. A tax strategist, Profit First coach, author, and podcaster, Diane joined Jack Tompkins on Scrappy but Success
Jack Tompkins
Mar 165 min read


From Scrappy Beginnings to Raving Fans: The Isaac Alexander Story
🎧 Listen on Spotify | Apple Podcasts Episode 4 of Scrappy but Successful | Hosted by Jack Tompkins, CEO of Pineapple Consulting Firm What does it take to go from a self-described lazy kid who dropped out of high school to the president of one of Charlotte's most celebrated IT companies? For Isaac Alexander, president of Quo Vadis, the answer involves a father-in-law's ultimatum, a series of hard-won mentors, a little David Goggins inspiration, and a whole lot of scrappiness
Jack Tompkins
Mar 125 min read


Scrappy but Successful: Ep. 2 - The Decision That Moved Her From Scrappy Hustling To Value Advising with Michele Williams
I sit down with longtime friend Michele Williams, a two-time founder who proudly claims the scrappy side of the Scrappy But Successful spectrum, and then proceeds to prove it with stories that range from braiding hair for cash in middle school to accidentally losing money in her “dream job.” Michele, founder of Scarlet Thread Consulting and Metrique Solutions, grew up in a blue-collar mill town where people didn’t hire experts, they figured things out themselves. That minds
Jack Tompkins
Mar 35 min read
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