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Pursuing Meaningful Work
Episode 075 – Meaningful Work Interview: James Dibben
Since 2004, James ran Builders Installation Group in Kansas City. The company specializes in installing high quality factory cabinets.
Early on, he spent a lot of time focused on making as much money as he could. After going through some hard times in 2007, he realized that there could be more to business than just making a lot of money. This is when he started Blue Collar Coaching, a coaching business for Blue Collar Workers.
Simply put, James started this business because he believed he can help a lot of people.
Tune in to hear more about how a hard-working blue collar man, is helping other blue collar men, through his coaching business.
You can visit his Web site here.
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Thanks for having me on the show! I had a blast!
Thanks for having me on the show! I had a blast!
You're welcome James! Thanks for being on the show…you did a great job on the interview. Looking forward to connecting again soon!
You're welcome James! Thanks for being on the show…you did a great job on the interview. Looking forward to connecting again soon!
The blow collar shirt comment got me to thinking. Maybe a blue collared shirt could be part of James's branding. In that same vein, I am trying to brand myself as the bootstrap coach; maybe I should wear boots as part of my branding. I am a bit of a goof ball and it sounds fun.Josh BullocKansas City, MO
The blow collar shirt comment got me to thinking. Maybe a blue collared shirt could be part of James's branding. In that same vein, I am trying to brand myself as the bootstrap coach; maybe I should wear boots as part of my branding. I am a bit of a goof ball and it sounds fun.
Josh Bulloc
Kansas City, MO
Hi Josh – thanks for the comment.I like your thinking on that…you could have a cool bootstrap podcast with some boots as your art work
And hey…..being a goofball is a great trait in business! I'm sure you noticed 2 goofballs in the interview w/ James and me 
Thanks for contributing to the discussion….Brent
Hi Josh – thanks for the comment.
I like your thinking on that…you could have a cool bootstrap podcast with some boots as your art work
And hey…..being a goofball is a great trait in business! I'm sure you noticed 2 goofballs in the interview w/ James and me
Thanks for contributing to the discussion….
Brent
Hey, speak for yourself. I'm not a goofball!Okay, maybe just slightly!
Hey, speak for yourself. I'm not a goofball!
Okay, maybe just slightly!