Success. Influence. Connection. Welcome to the Mile High Success Podcast , hosted by Nick Elder . Each episode features engaging conversations with Denver's leading entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, and professionals who are making an impact in their industries and communities. Discover the stories behind their success, the leadership lessons they've learned, the challenges they've overcome, and the strategies they use to grow their businesses, build influence, and create lasting relationships. Whether you're an entrepreneur, executive, business professional, or someone passionate about personal and professional growth, you'll walk away from every episode with practical insights, fresh ideas, and real-world advice you can apply immediately. From leadership and business strategy to innovation, networking, and community impact, the Mile High Success Podcast shines a spotlight on the people helping shape Denver's thriving business community. New episodes released regularly.
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Turning Old Factories Into the Data Centers of the Future with Gabe Andrews
Sep 15, 202629 minS0
<p>What if an old factory or abandoned industrial site could become part of the future of AI?</p>
<p>In this episode of the Mile High Success Podcast, Nick Elder sits down with Gabe Andrews, a data center veteran with 25 years of experience. Gabe has helped deploy data centers on six of the seven continents and in 49 of the 50 U.S. states.</p>
<p>Gabe shares how his career started after nine years in the military. What began as a search for his next job turned into a career that has taken him around the world.</p>
<p>Today...
From Burnout to Sustainable Success with Dr. Laura Schwindt
Sep 10, 202622 minS0
<p >What happens when you achieve success, do everything you thought you were supposed to do, and still feel exhausted or empty?</p>
<p >On this episode of the Mile High Success Podcast, Nick Elder sits down with Dr. Laura Schwindt, a former practicing dentist and practice owner who experienced severe burnout after years of growth, responsibility, and constantly doing more.</p>
<p >Laura shares how burnout changed the direction of her life and helped her discover that sustainable performance is about more than having the right strategies and systems. It also requires learning how to manage your energy, reconnect...
Zach Garfias: Seven Years, One Big Bet, and the Power of Not Giving Up
Sep 9, 202633 minS0
<p >What happens when you spend seven years building a business without making money—and almost everyone around you thinks it may be time to quit?</p>
<p >On this episode of the Mile High Success Podcast, Nick Elder sits down with entrepreneur Zach Garfias to talk about the long and difficult road behind building and eventually selling his real estate software company.</p>
<p >Zach’s path was anything but simple. He started in real estate at a young age, moved into distressed property investing, built a demolition company, and eventually decided to take on the real estate software indu...
From Google Drive to AI: Jim McMaster on 50+ Years of Software, Learning & Change
Sep 8, 202636 minS0
<p >What does success look like after more than 50 years of writing software? For Jim McMaster, it comes down to staying curious, solving problems, and never stopping the learning process.</p>
<p >In this episode of the Mile High Success Podcast, Nick Elder sits down with Jim McMaster, a veteran software engineer whose career spans an incredible period of change in technology. Jim shares stories from the early days of programming, his transition from IBM 370 assembler to Java, and his experience as the fourth person on the team that eventually produced Google Drive.</p>
<p >Jim also gives listeners a...
From W-2 to Financial Freedom: Mark Greer’s 20-Year Real Estate Plan
Sep 4, 202628 minS0
<p >What if you could use your W-2 career to slowly build the freedom to leave it behind?</p>
<p >In this episode of the Mile High Success Podcast, Nick Elder sits down with Mark Greer to talk about the plan Mark and his wife followed for nearly 20 years.</p>
<p >Mark spent much of his career at Zebra, eventually serving as Director of Manufacturing Innovation. As his career grew, so did his interest in real estate.</p>
<p >Instead of using bonuses for new cars or expensive vacations, Mark began putting that money toward rental properties.</p>
<p >His...
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