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About the Your Best Version Podcast

Your Best Version Podcast

We're all on a journey. We all have a purpose. Our journey is a daily pursuit of our best version because our best version is what gets us to our purpose. The Your Best Version Podcast explores topics for us to continually grow and track down our best version. We will dive into topics from all aspects of life to make each of us a 5-Star performer.

Join us each week to find those small bricks that build your path to your purpose to your 5-Star Version.

YBV Podcast Host - David Porter

David Porter has been serving businesses and individuals for over 3 decades taking them From Problem to Solution. David brings a preventive and systematic approach to his practice. David believes you deserve a counselor and advocate who speaks candidly with you to understand your objectives. Once the objectives are set, David works to get you to that result. And beyond that, David believes the best results are sustainable and prevent the same challenges from arising again.

Law Degree, University of Notre Dame Law School
10 Years Private Practice Experience
10 Years In-House Counsel Experience
10 Years Compliance Executive Experience

YBV Resources

For New Leaders

For Executives

For Everyone

Defeating the Dirty Dozen is an onboarding book for newly promoted supervisors. In their first walk in the shoes of the "boss", this book gives 12 key challenges that face new leaders and how to address them effectively. It is a simple read that can also be used as a new supervisor orientation manual to provide consistent direction to your next generation leader.

Transform Silos to Pillars teaches leaders to resist the urge to destroy the silos that naturally occur within organization. The book develops the reasons why silos are actually valuable in a business. Due to that value, a leader is best served to leverage against these silos to create the pillars that can house your sustainable corporate culture for your customers' benefit. Don't tolerate the hate. Transform to the help.

Thought This Might Help Someone (TTMHS)

provides the reader with a walk through softening the mind and deepening thinking. It uses David's 3-year journey of producing what he calls his "Dailies." From here, TTMHS becomes a tool to create a new way softening our approach to the world so we can develop deeper connection to those with whom we interact.