{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"How Early Adversity Inspired a New Way of Doing Business","description":"Today's episode features an interview with Glenn Bostock, founder and CEO of SnapCab, a design and manufacturing company known for its innovative elevator interiors and custom privacy pods. Glenn is also the author of the upcoming book A Human Business, which explores his people-first philosophy and the power of building a company rooted in kindness and respect. From his beginnings as a cabinet maker to leading a multimillion-dollar company, Glenn shares how his early struggles with learning disabilities and the challenges of feeling misunderstood shaped a sense of purpose and his compassionate approach to running a business. Tune in to hear Glenn\u2019s story, including the lessons he\u2019s learned\u2014sometimes the hard way\u2014and how he and his team have built a workplace culture at SnapCab where employees feel valued, seen and heard. For more information on Glenn and SnapCab, check out the SnapCab website.  *** If you\u2019re a career pivoter or going through a life transition and you\u2019re interested in redefining or reframing your story, check out takeabeatcoaching.com to learn more about a 1:1 coaching program designed to help you tell your story confidently.  Want to reach out, be a guest or have a question? Contact email@takeabeatcoaching.com. Stay up to date with new episodes by subscribing to the newsletter! ","author_name":"A Change in Story","author_url":"https:\/\/sites.libsyn.com\/519668","html":"