Accounting High 103 Ideas having S3X in the Principal's Office (feat. Ron Baker)
Episode 103 | Recorded December 30, 2022
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Greetings Accounting High! Scotty’s in the principal’s office, and while he was in there he had an epic 3-hour conversation with Mr. Ron Baker. This conversation was broken up into two episodes for your listening enjoyment. In the 2nd part of our Principal's Office series, After a delightful performance from our rapping custodian to break up the conversation, we go deeper into the mind of Principal Baker. Scott and Ron take us on a journey through a range of topics that challenge the traditional view of education in accounting. They both reflect on how podcasting has transformed their lives and inspire you to find your own voice. They also discuss how rule-breakers are changing the future of the industry. Throughout the episode, they share their insights and lessons learned to help you become better accounting professionals. And as always, sit back, relax, and open your mind, because we’re in the principal's office with Ron Baker.
- Previously in the Principal’s Office
- Simple Tasks
- Giving up firms
- Licensing and Certifications
- Rule breakers
- Accounting High concept and Scott’s pivot
- High school never ends
- Podcasting transforms the host
- Types of podcasting
- Podcast length
- Podcast updates
- Book reports
- Muppets in Moscow
- Villians heroes and art
- Authors, Rappers, and Lil Dicky
- Earmark and AH Faculty
- Helping others and Influence of Illegal Enterprises
- Helping the whole faculty with Earmark
- Getting others on the show
- CPE issues and alternatives
- Ron’s podcast
- Disney Pixar, “I was wrong”, Changing your mind
- It’s not all about Money
- Walking and getting inspiration
- Publishing
- Dr. House and music
- Philosopher by other names and positioning
All the Shoutouts:
Ron Baker’s Times Up, Russ Roberts, Earmark, David Barrett, FreshBooks, Twyla Verhelst, CPA, Brené Brown, Intuit, The Soul of Enterprise, Mike Michalowicz