Miles Stewart's guest appearances

Miles Stewart

IMTalk's Legends of Triathlon

The Physical Performance Show

Inspiring Great Leaders Podcast

The Music Shop: Conversations in Music Retail

Brad Beven

Greg Bennett

Siri Lindley

Mark Allen

Dean Karnazes

Michael Klim

Alex Hutchinson

Barney Miller

Dan Smith

Ryan Hall

Nathan Carlson

Katie Zaferes

Meb Keflezighi

Chris Johnson

Nick Symmonds

OwlTail

Miles Stewart of Musician Supply discusses the music store business in South Carolina. Miles focuses on meeting the customer where they want to be. He talks about creating in-store and online experiences that meet customers unique needs and not leaving them disappointed.Eric and Miles explore how music stores learn and adapt to the changing marketplace. They discuss how the mix of in-store inventory, online national sales, and tech and data help retail music stores continue to grow.Key Insights Think about the types of interactions you want to have with your customers and design a good experience for them. Try hard to not let customers leave your store disappointed in their shopping experience. Create an online experience that helps your customers answer their questions and make a purchasing decision. Invest in technology that will help you present your inventory to the biggest audience you can.\ Guest BioMusician Supply opened in 1986 with a goal to provide the Lexington, South Carolina community with brand name band and orchestra instruments on affordable rent-to-own plans for students at intermediate and middle schools. Musician Supply provides dedicated lesson studios, with a student entrance located next door to our showroom. It carries an extensive assortment of method books available for use in your lessons, along with the use of new internet technology in our studios.SPECIAL PROMOTIONFor listeners of this podcast, Rain is offering 50% off your startup costs.Visit https://retail.rainpos.com/email-rain-music-content/ or call 385-217-6158 to schedule a demo and redeem this offer. 

Miles Stewart of Musician Supply discusses the music store business in South Carolina. Miles focuses on meeting the customer where they want to be. He talks about creating in-store and online experiences that meet customers unique needs and not leaving them disappointed. Eric and Miles explore how music stores learn and adapt to the changing marketplace. They discuss how the mix of in-store inventory, online national sales, and tech and data help retail music stores continue to grow. Key Insights<ul> <li>Think about the types of interactions you want to have with your customers and design a good experience for them.</li> <li>Try hard to not let customers leave your store disappointed in their shopping experience.</li> <li>Create an online experience that helps your customers answer their questions and make a purchasing decision.</li> <li>Invest in technology that will help you present your inventory to the biggest audience you can.\</li> </ul>Guest BioMusician Supply opened in 1986 with a goal to provide the Lexington, South Carolina community with brand name band and orchestra instruments on affordable rent-to-own plans for students at intermediate and middle schools. Musician Supply provides dedicated lesson studios, with a student entrance located next door to our showroom. It carries an extensive assortment of method books available for use in your lessons, along with the use of new internet technology in our studios.SPECIAL PROMOTION For listeners of this podcast, Rain is offering 50% off your startup costs.Visit <a href="https://retail.rainpos.com/email-rain-music-content/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://retail.rainpos.com/email-rain-music-content/</a> or call 385-217-6158 to schedule a demo and redeem this offer.

Miles Stewart, Musician Supply - Never Leave Customers Disappointed

As a junior triathlete through the 90s, Miles Stewart was one of the most prominent names in the sport. Earlier this year in 2020 Miles was recognised with an Order of Australia medal (OAM) for his service to triathlon and sports administration a fitting honour for someone who has been around the sport for 35 years plus. Prior to Miles’ administrative career Miles’s sporting resume was so impressive. Miles became the world champion at 20 years of age in 1991. Prior to that, as you'll hear miles outline he had great success from the get go racing immediately as a professional athlete on commencing the sport as a junior. Miles was part of triathlons debut in the Olympic Games as part of the Australian team at the Sydney Olympic 2000 games, crossing the line as the first place male finisher in sixth place. In addition, Miles picked up a silver medal at the 2002 Manchester Commonwealth Games triathlon, 8 World Cup Triathlon wins, 1 World Series win in 1996 and 2 ITU World Championship bronze medals in 1998 and 1999. Of course, Miles became the world champion in the 1991 World Triathlon Championships held on the Gold Coast at just 20 years of age. And quite incredibly, as you'll hear Miles outline, he was a member of the Australian Elite Team for the World Championships across 16 consecutive years. During today's episode, you'll hear miles touch on the highs, the lows and the many learnings from his 20 year career as a professional triathlete.  You'll hear Miles mention that he never raced in the juniors instead, he was straight to the professional ranks. Miles shares around the emotions of the Sydney Olympic 2000 debut and the reasons why he was only notified that he'd be racing 72 hours prior to the Olympic Games. Miles shares around what drove him as an athlete to achieve such great success. Keys in staying injury free and Miles shares some thoughts around the art and science of coaching.  Show Sponsor: Endure IQ  Whether you’re an athlete or coach, ENDURE IQ aims to empower you with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to optimise your sports performance. To get you started ENDURE IQ will gift you $25 towards your first ENDURE IQ purchase - use the code BRADBEER at the checkout. Information is useful, but knowing how to use it is powerful. ENDURE IQ - hitting the sweet spot of performance, health and enjoyment. Visit endureiq.com. If you enjoyed this episode of The Physical Performance Show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - www.pogophysio.com.au for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.

As a junior triathlete through the 90s, Miles Stewart was one of the most prominent names in the sport. Earlier this year in 2020 Miles was recognised with an Order of Australia medal (OAM) for his service to triathlon and sports administration a fitting honour for someone who has been around the sport for 35 years plus. Prior to Miles’ administrative career Miles’s sporting resume was so impressive. Miles became the world champion at 20 years of age in 1991. Prior to that, as you'll hear miles outline he had great success from the get go racing immediately as a professional athlete on commencing the sport as a junior. Miles was part of triathlons debut in the Olympic Games as part of the Australian team at the Sydney Olympic 2000 games, crossing the line as the first place male finisher in sixth place. In addition, Miles picked up a silver medal at the 2002 Manchester Commonwealth Games triathlon, 8 World Cup Triathlon wins, 1 World Series win in 1996 and 2 ITU World Championship bronze medals in 1998 and 1999. Of course, Miles became the world champion in the 1991 World Triathlon Championships held on the Gold Coast at just 20 years of age. And quite incredibly, as you'll hear Miles outline, he was a member of the Australian Elite Team for the World Championships across 16 consecutive years. During today's episode, you'll hear miles touch on the highs, the lows and the many learnings from his 20 year career as a professional triathlete.  You'll hear Miles mention that he never raced in the juniors instead, he was straight to the professional ranks. Miles shares around the emotions of the Sydney Olympic 2000 debut and the reasons why he was only notified that he'd be racing 72 hours prior to the Olympic Games. Miles shares around what drove him as an athlete to achieve such great success. Keys in staying injury free and Miles shares some thoughts around the art and science of coaching.  Show Sponsor: Endure IQ Whether you’re an athlete or coach, ENDURE IQ aims to empower you with the knowledge, tools, and strategies to optimise your sports performance. To get you started ENDURE IQ will gift you $25 towards your first ENDURE IQ purchase - use the code BRADBEER at the checkout. Information is useful, but knowing how to use it is powerful. ENDURE IQ - hitting the sweet spot of performance, health and enjoyment. Visit <a href="https://www.endureiq.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">endureiq.com</a>. If you enjoyed this episode of The Physical Performance Show please hit SUBSCRIBE for to ensure you are one of the first to future episodes. Jump over to POGO Physio - <a href="http://www.pogophysio.com.au" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.pogophysio.com.au</a> for more details Follow @Brad_Beer Instagram, Twitter, and Snapchat Please direct any questions, comments, and feedback to the above social media handles.

246: Featured Performer Miles Stewart (OAM), CEO Triathlon Australia, OLY, 1991 World Triathlon Champion

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Miles Stewart - Legends of Triathlon Episode 46