Jeff Jackson

I'm so glad you're here.

Today's guests, Jeff and Kim Jackson, have a story that could have ended very differently.

They were friends in the military when Kate's husband was killed in a helicopter accident.

About two years later, Jeff's wife died from an aggressive form of breast cancer.

Both were left grieving with small children at home.

Less than two years later, they married and created a blended family, and they've just celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary.

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Addison Wall had a three-quarter semi.

It'd come from Jeff Jackson, Udell, and Barton.

We Supreme Austin with that female.

Supreme the Scramble Show at Houston.

I've always wanted to play with them, never really had the resources or the availability in terms of pasture to diversify.

This past spring, Addison Wall would have supremeed Austin, wins Houston Scramble Show, we won Texas Youth Expo.

That heifer was a coping with destiny that came from Jeff Jackson and Udells and Chris Barton, that group.

And I'll tell you, I never dealt with any of those cattle.

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... what you're doing with Cabinet Works? Because I think that was one of the main reasons why, why Jeff Jackson, the CEO, moved you over to be the, the chief people officer, because you had such an integrated and essential role in bringing that collaboration, not only to the employees, but across all the functions.

What I think helped me with, um, being able to sit, you know, with the rest of the executive leadership team and collaborate with them was the fact that I had to earn their trust, right? So being truthful, following through on things.

And as you develop that reputation and that level of respect and credibility, it's really interesting to see how easy it is, because people start coming to you.