Matt Ebert

People can tell when it’s real. And they can definitely tell when it’s not. Mike Rowe and I discuss how in a world of polished content, authenticity stands out more than ever on the latest episode of The Way I Heard It. Listen to it now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Fear shows up in different ways. Anger. Frustration. Anxiety. The need to be right. On the most recent episode of PodCrash, Dave Meltzer explains why the real challenge isn’t feeling those things. It’s choosing what you do next. Listen to our whole conversation on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

“You’re either humble… or you’re about to be.” Dave Meltzer talks about how at some point, life has a way of resetting your perspective. Discover his new mindset on the latest episode of PodCrash. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

A lot of high performers think they’re operating at their best. They’re not. Entrepreneur Dave Meltzer breaks down how without proper recovery, you’re leaving performance on the table and why sleep is important on the latest episode of PodCrash. Listen to it now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

You think you’ve seen everything at a baseball game, then something like this happens. Don Logan shares this incredible story about shortstop, Ozzie Guillén and his wife on the latest episode of PodCrash. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

This isn’t just baseball. Every business deals with the same thing. People, decisions, and how you handle pressure when things don’t go as planned. Don Logan of the Las Vegas Aviators discusses this and more on the latest episode of PodCrash. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

People love to say baseball is slowing down. However President & COO of the Las Vegas Aviators, Don Logan, disagrees. He breaks down how the game is evolving and won't be going anywhere on the newest episode of PodCrash. Listen to it now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

The Champion's Mindset is how I went from tech to founder and CEO of Crash Champions and grew a single shop into the largest founder-led collision repair company in the country. And now, I want to share that mindset with the rest of the world. Follow me to learn more about the Champion’s Mindset and how you can apply it.

When I started Crash Champions, I wasn’t thinking about scale. I was focused on doing the work the right way and investing in people. That mindset hasn’t changed and it's the not-so secret secret to our success. Proud to be featured in the latest issue of @ccrmag and share more of the journey. Read the issue now: issuu.com/bocdesigninc/d…

FABTECH SOLUTIONS CEO John McDonald learned the hard way that you can’t do everything yourself. On the latest episode of PodCrash he shares that along with other lessons he's learned along the way. Listen to the whole episode now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

On the latest episode of PodCrash, John McDonald and I discuss why you don’t need a life plan at 18, you need a direction. Do you agree? Let me know and listen to the whole episode. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Discipline isn’t something that’s given to you. It’s something you choose. CEO of FABTECH SOLUTIONS, John McDonald, breaks down why it's easy to perform when there are consequences on the latest episode of PodCrash. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Most people only need a body shop about once every 7 years… but when you do, call the people you trust.💪🏾 My friends over at @CrashChampions and the West Haven location got it looking like nothing ever happened. Shout out to @MattEbertCC and the entire Crash Champions crew for bringing my truck back to life. And George (@barnzyny)… don’t get any other funny ideas 😂

Champions think differently. Champions live differently. Champions lead differently. Follow me if you're ready to make the change and become a Champion.

“There’s always someone better than you.” I loved this perspective from Mario Andretti. It's what makes champions truly great. Get inside the mindset of the racing legend by listening to the latest episode of PodCrash. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Mario Andretti lived on adrenaline for 40 years. When it stopped, his body thought he was dead. That’s what real passion looks like. You can listen to my whole, fascinating conversation with the racing legend on the latest episode of PodCrash. Available now on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Mario Andretti says it best. Mediocrity doesn’t build great teams. If people don’t share the same level of ambition, they don’t belong on the team. It’s not personal, it’s alignment. We discuss how it is true in both racing and business on the latest episode of PodCrash. Follow PodCrash with Matt Ebert wherever you get your podcasts for real leadership insights.

Great conversation with Brad Lea. If you’re paying attention, the opportunity is clear. There’s a shortage across the trades, technicians, electricians, plumbers, you name it. Supply and demand is real, and it’s creating real opportunity. Watch the full episode here: youtube.com/watch?v=NWSjyN… Or hit the link in bio.

As vehicles become more advanced, the people who repair them are more important than ever. That’s why Crash Champions is hiring experienced technicians across the country. Interested? Apply now at careers.crashchampions.com

True champions know momentum requires maintenance. What got you here won’t keep you here. They raise the bar instead of protecting it.