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Three competitors walked into a room and built one product. That almost never happens. Companies in the same space are trained to watch each other, copy each other, and win at each other's expense. Collaboration between competitors is rare because the incentives point the other way. Winnebago Connect is the exception. It is the same product I covered in the last episode, but this time I wanted to go deeper with the two people who actually built it together. Mark Fecker, CEO o

Every show has a reason it exists. Some shows exist because someone had content to share. Some exist because someone saw a market. Conversations That Count exists because of a gap, and that gap is the one between what you mean and what people actually hear. This episode is about what this communication skills podcast is, who it was built for, and why the thing it is solving matters more than most people realize until they are already in the middle of it. The Gap This Show Ex

Nappi Devi lives five minutes from the stage where he performed. He showed up like he was headlining a national tour. That kind of intention does not come from hype. It comes from a genuine belief in what you are building and a commitment to the people you are building it for. This conversation is about what it means to build something real in your own city and why staying local is not a limitation. On this communication podcast, we talk a lot about how you communicate your v