Every passion is going to have roadblocks, but Fabi shares how these are all learning moments. The best thing to do is try to understand what those roadblocks are trying to tell you and remember everything doesn’t always flow smoothly and there are choppy waters. That’s life. The best thing we can do is step away and get inspired instead of getting stuck.

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I am so excited to sit down with Shaun Deardorff, TedX speaker and CEO/ founder of Airmage Media. We will continue this new season on the power of small while discussing his committment to building a better world. You won't want to miss this one!

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New Season of I Love Learning! The Power of Small with Daniel Westmoreland: Every Day is a New Day to Get it Right;

Daniel shared that staying engaged reminds him just how far he has come and that his journey isn’t just about himself, but about helping others find their own way forward. He knows that you can’t do anything halfway and expect it to last. Growth requires showing up every day, reigniting your drive, and committing to the small routines that keep you moving.


For Daniel, it is not about chasing perfection or focusing too far ahead. It is about the power of small, choosing to be present, to do the work today, and trusting that those little steps will lead to something extraordinary.

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I am so excited to sit down with Amelia Kelley this week! She is an author, professor, trauma therapist, and art therapist, and co-hot of The Sensitivity Doctor Podcast. Be sure to tune in to hear more from Amelia about her goal of helping people and how she stays passionate!

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Find something where you love going to work where you get up every day and want to go and not that 'I don’t want to get up and go to work today.' If you like farm equipment you can haul farm equipment, if you like cattle you can haul cattle. Find something that catches your eye that you want to do and push your passion toward that to love your job and love what you do! Find something passionate that you live for that makes you want to go to work.

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On this episode of On the Front Line: The Safety, Learning & Operations Podcast, Dr. Gina Anderson speaks with James McDaniel, serves as editor for Bulk Transporter and Refrigerated Transporter magazines, bringing two decades of journalism experience to the trucking industry.

Jason discusses his commitment to preserving print magazines despite industry trends toward digital-only content, and why physical publications still matter for connecting communities. Jason shares his perspective on SEO versus quality storytelling, the overwhelming nature of data in both media and trucking operations, and how telematics creates similar challenges for fleet operators. He talks about the role of AI in journalism and trucking.

Listen to this episode to hear how Jason is shaping the future of trucking media while staying true to the fundamentals of good storytelling and community connection.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
● Jason's background in journalism and his transition into trucking media over the past 20 years
● The mission of Bulk Transporter and Refrigerated Transporter magazines to share best practices and spotlight industry leaders
● The historical connection between the magazines and the National Tank Truck Carriers association since 1937
● The fight to preserve print magazines in an industry moving toward digital-only content
● The challenges of SEO-focused content versus in-depth storytelling and quality journalism
● The proper role of AI in journalism and business operations

Connect with Jason on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jason-mcdaniel-bt/

Want to learn more about Jason’s work? Check out Bulk Transporter, Refrigerated Transporter magazines website, https://www.bulktransporter.com/

Check out EndeavorB2B, Jason’s parent company website, https://cv.endeavorb2b.com/

Check out the Luma Brighter Learning website, https://lumabrighterlearning.com/

Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply https://www.learningwithgina.com/otfl-guest/.

Subscribe to On the Frontline for more insights on safety, compliance, learning, and operations in the world of mobile, distributed, and high-risk workforces.

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Listen to Clayton Dew discuss why failure is not an opportunity but rather a valuable teacher that shapes resilience and determination. He shares insights on how setbacks reveal areas for growth and innovation, inspiring us to reflect and refine our approach. Instead of viewing failure as an end, Clayton encourages embracing it as part of the journey toward mastery and purpose. He reminds us that progress comes from curiosity, perseverance, and the willingness to learn from every experience. Continue to grow and learn because learning helps all of us move forward with greater strength and wisdom.

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**On this episode of On the Front Line: The Safety, Learning & Operations Podcast, Dr. Gina Anderson speaks with Ed Nagle III, CEO of Nagle Companies, a transportation business grounded in dignity, respect, and genuine care for people.

Ed shared his philosophy on leading by example and treating employees as family rather than just workers. He talks about the importance of continuous improvement through both technology and process refinement, the value of learning in motivating teams, and how staying connected through industry conferences and vendor relationships helps guide innovation. Ed opens up about his faith-based moral compass and how doing what's right guides his decision-making. He explains how success at Nagle Companies depends on investing in people, building relationships over chasing volumes, and contributing to the community through various charitable activities.
Tune in to discover how dignity and respect transform workplace culture and why investing in people's growth creates stronger business outcomes.

What You’ll Learn in This Episode:

*Ed's philosophy on leading by example through dignity and respect
*How developing employees to their greatest potential benefits the company
*The role of learning in creating motivation and ownership among teams
*Faith-based values as a moral compass for business decisions
*The evolution of technology in transportation and work-life balance
*Building consultative partnerships with vendors to guide innovation

Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-nagle-iii-b85670/

Want to learn more about Ed's work? Check out Nagle Companies website, https://naglecompanies.com/

Check out the Luma Brighter Learning website, https://lumabrighterlearning.com/

Think you'd be a great guest on the show? Apply https://www.learningwithgina.com/otfl-guest/

Subscribe to On the Frontline for more insights on safety, compliance, learning, and operations in the world of mobile, distributed, and high-risk workforces.

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Dr. Gina Anderson explores how true transformation doesn't come from consuming more content, but from small, emotionally resonant moments of connection within ourselves. Blending the science of microlearning and immersing listeners into the learner to self interaction mode, she reveals how presence, purpose, and love in the tiniest moments can ignite powerful, lasting change. Dr. Gina Anderson is a learning scientist and the CEO and co-founder of Luma Brighter Learning, an award-winning learning company and a 2X recipient of the prestigious Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Companies award. Dr. Anderson is the author of Thrive: How Learning Can Ignite a New Way Forward which launched as the #1 best-selling book in Neuroscience This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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