Adam Hickman with X3 Strength Training and Hydration Innovations with ionbottles- HGG612

Dr. Adam Hickman is my guest this week. Adam is the Vice President of Org Development and Cast Members at Partners, a Walt Disney Company, and a former co-worker of mine at Gallup. We catch up over drinks and then dive into the show. We discuss The X3 Bar, a highly effective strength-training device using variable resistance to build muscle faster than traditional weights and other home exercise equipment. We also explore ionbottles®, advanced hydrogen water generating bottles designed in Oregon for better hydration and healthier living. Thanks for listening!























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Show Segments




* Tech gadgets, weather, and work experiences in Southern California and Ohio.[0:00]

* Adam Hickman discusses weather differences between Ohio and Southern California with Jim Collison.



* Jim Collison and Adam Hickman reminisce about their time working together at Gallup.





* Remote work, life lessons, and personal experiences.[3:11]

* Adam Hickman shares stories about his life experiences, including living near Jeff Daniels and working for Disney.



* Adam Hickman discusses his role as VP of Org and Cash Dev, dissertation on remote work, and pandemic impact.





* Fitness and exercise during COVID-19 pandemic.[6:49]

* Jim Collison and Adam Hickman discussed remote work during the COVID-19 pandemic.