In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various topics ranging from whiskey tasting to business updates, health initiatives, and personal values. They explore the challenges of entrepreneurship, the importance of community engagement, and the impact of diet and lifestyle on health. The discussion also touches on the value of time over money and the nature of criticism in business, providing listeners with insights into both personal and professional growth. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various themes surrounding business, health, and societal changes. They discuss the emergence of paid communities as a new way to monetize knowledge, the shift from volunteering to paid services, and the implications of financial responsibility in today's economy. The conversation also touches on the importance of creativity and capital in business success, the significance of health and fitness for long-term well-being, and the ongoing debate of luck versus hard work in achieving success. Additionally, they explore the impact of food quality on health and the collective frustration with current societal issues.Takeaways:Whiskey preferences can vary widely, with higher-proof options being sought after.Business growth often requires adapting and pivoting to new opportunities.Health and wellness initiatives can significantly impact community well-being.Investing in community engagement can yield better results than traditional advertising.Finding time to build processes is crucial for business efficiency.Diet and lifestyle choices play a critical role in overall health.Professional backgrounds can shape one's approach to health and wellness.Time is often valued more than money in personal and professional contexts.Criticism can come from those outside the arena of business.Understanding different perspectives can enhance personal and professional relationships. Paid communities offer a new way to monetize knowledge.The shift from volunteering to paid services reflects changing societal values.Financial responsibility is increasingly important in today's economy.Creativity and capital are crucial for business success.Health and fitness are essential for long-term well-being.Luck and hard work both play roles in achieving success.Consistency in fitness is key to maintaining health.Food quality significantly impacts overall health and society.People are frustrated with the current state of the economy.There is a collective desire for better health and wellness practices.Chapters00:00Whiskey Tasting and Preferences05:49Health and Wellness Initiatives12:49Challenges of Business Growth19:11Diet and Lifestyle Choices25:24Value of Time Over Money31:20Personal Values and Relationships40:35Critics and Perspectives in Business47:13The Shift from Volunteering to Paid Services53:29The Role of Creativity and Capital in Business01:10:20Luck vs. Hard Work in Achieving Success01:15:41The Importance of Consistency in Fitness and HealthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of Brews N Business, the hosts engage in a lively discussion that covers various themes including the best advice they've received, the success of their whiskey-tasting events, ethical considerations in business regarding old invoices, effective calendar management, and the importance of accountability within a team. Each segment provides valuable insights for entrepreneurs and small business owners. In this conversation, the speakers discuss the multifaceted role of a CEO, emphasizing the importance of problem-solving and effective communication within a team. They delve into email etiquette, the significance of accountability, and the creation of a strong business culture. The discussion also highlights the business growth journey, the necessity of setting standards, and the importance of providing exceptional customer experiences. Finally, they touch on the challenges of taking risks and the mindset required to navigate the complexities of running a business. In this conversation, the speakers discuss various aspects of business growth, including the importance of breaking through bottlenecks, embracing change, and the ethical responsibilities of leadership. They explore the significance of marketing, the power of delegation, and the importance of building strong relationships in business. The discussion also touches on personal definitions of success and the balance between profit and ethics in business dealings.TakeawaysMoney is energy, meant to be transferred.The phrase 'more, faster, better' can drive productivity.Community events can create lasting impacts and revenue sources.Ethical considerations are crucial when dealing with old invoices.Calendar management is essential for business success.Accountability within a team is vital for growth.Clear communication can prevent misunderstandings in business.Building a strong team requires defining roles and responsibilities.Regular audits can help ensure service delivery.It's important to hold team members accountable for their tasks. A CEO's primary role is to solve problems and foresee risks.Effective communication, including email etiquette, is crucial in business.Team accountability fosters a strong business culture.Creating a culture of communication can lead to efficiency.Setting clear standards helps maintain accountability within the team.Business growth is a journey that requires continuous learning.Customer experiences should be unforgettable to build loyalty.Taking calculated risks is essential for business success.Enduring challenges can lead to greater rewards in the long run.Building a brand takes time and should be paired with effective advertising. I've done between one and a half to two million dollars for the past three years.You have to open up that bottleneck.I want to provide, protect, create.Something about it hasn't been doing what I wanted it to do.I guess we're back in business.Money loves speed.Beware the man in the t-shirt, not the man in the suit.I want the relationship, not just the job.You have to think about who can get this done for me.I want my kids to be happy. I think that's a success.Sound Bites"Money's energy. It's designed to be transferred.""More, faster, better.""We want more of an intimate deal.""His primary job is to find smarter people.""It's his responsibility to go put out those fires.""You should use that shit, it's convenient.""I want to provide, protect, create.""Guess we're back in business.""Money loves speed."Chapters00:00Icebreaker Insights: The Best Advice03:55Whiskey Tasting Events: A Community Experience10:09Ethics in Business: Handling Old Invoices15:12Mastering Calendar Management for Business Success20:09Building a Strong Team: Accountability and Structure27:01The Role of a CEO as a Problem Solver30:33Email Etiquette and Communication in Business34:34The Importance of Team Accountability37:54Building a Strong Business Culture41:18Setting Standards and Accountability45:10The Journey of Business Growth and Learning49:12Creating Unforgettable Customer Experiences54:02Taking Risks and Embracing Challenges56:29Breaking Through Bottlenecks59:18Embracing Change and Opportunity01:01:12Corporate Ethics and Leadership01:02:37The Importance of Marketing01:04:57Dressing for Success: Perception vs. Reality01:08:15The Power of Delegation01:12:06Building Autonomy in Teams01:16:59Ethics in Business Relationships01:20:43Defining Personal SuccessBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of Brews and Business, the hosts engage in a lively conversation with Tim, a barber, and entrepreneur, discussing his journey into entrepreneurship, the challenges of managing customer expectations, and the importance of building strong client relationships. They also touch on family life, sports, and the dynamics of running a business while maintaining personal connections. The episode emphasizes the significance of communication, personal growth, and the balance between work and play, culminating in reflections on regrets and future aspirations.TakeawaysTim transitioned from managing a company to becoming a solopreneur, gaining more control over his work.Customer expectations are crucial in the service industry, especially haircuts.Building strong relationships with clients can lead to better communication and satisfaction.Family life and parenting are important aspects of Tim's life, influencing his work-life balance.Tim hosts a sports podcast, focusing mainly on college football and UFC.The changing landscape of college football affects game schedules and viewership.Community events and networking are vital for business growth and personal connections.Effective communication is essential in both personal and professional relationships.Reflections on past regrets can lead to personal growth and better decision-making.The importance of trusting the process and embracing risks in business.Chapters00:00Introduction and Coffee Talk02:23Meet Tim: The Barber Entrepreneur06:46The Solopreneur Experience10:34Customer Expectations and Haircuts14:05Building Client Relationships18:02Family Life and Parenting22:50Tim's Podcast and Sports Talk24:49The Changing Landscape of College Football27:03Community Events and Networking30:20The Importance of Communication36:07Reflections on Regrets and Growth41:00Family Dynamics and Business46:00The Balance of Work and Play51:56Future Plans and Business Growth01:00:32Closing Thoughts and ReflectionsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of Brews and Business, the hosts engage in a candid conversation about their personal and professional lives, discussing the dynamics of their podcast studio, updates on family life, and the importance of teamwork and accountability. They share insights on sales training, learning styles, and the challenges of balancing work and life. The hosts also delve into their experiences with a local leadership program, emphasizing the significance of community engagement and personal growth. Throughout the episode, they reflect on the entrepreneurial journey, the importance of mentorship, and the need for work-life balance as they navigate their respective business challenges.Takeaways:-Collaboration benefits everyone involved in a project.-Personal updates can enhance team dynamics and accountability.-Sales training requires understanding individual learning styles.-Coaching is essential for developing new team members.-Work-life balance is crucial for long-term success.-Community engagement opens doors to new opportunities.-Entrepreneurship involves taking risks and learning from failures.-Effective communication is key in business relationships.-Setting clear expectations can lead to better outcomes.-Taking breaks and disconnecting from work is necessary for mental health.Sound Bites: "It's not as scary as you think.""Stay the course.""You can only do that so many times though."Chapters:00:00 Introduction to the Podcast Studio03:09 Catch-Up and Accountability Check05:07 Personal Updates and Family Life11:07 Team Dynamics and New Hires20:01 Learning Styles and Coaching 23:54 Business Philosophy and Advice36:23 Leadership Jinx Program 45:11 Work-Life Balance and Future GoalsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this insightful episode of our podcast, we're excited to host Jody Grunden, a renowned accounting visionary and co-founder of the innovative Summit CPA Group, now known as Summit Virtual CFO by Anders. With over two decades of experience, Jody brings a wealth of knowledge in financial management, particularly for service-based companies.Join us as Jody delves into the critical aspects of financial management, including effective strategies for cash flow management, the importance of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), and the art of forecasting in service-based businesses. This episode is a deep dive into how understanding and leveraging these financial tools can propel a business's growth and stability.Takeaways:Jody's Journey: From founding Summit CPA Group to merging with Anders CPAs + Advisors and becoming a leading provider of Virtual CFO Services.The Financial Four: Jody discusses the four most important financial metrics for growing your business.Industry-Specific Metrics: Learn how to use industry metrics to foster growth and become a thought leader in your field.Virtual CFO Services: Exploring the benefits and processes of managing finances remotely for service-based companies.KPIs and Cash Flow: Jody shares insights on tracking key metrics for maintaining a healthy financial pipeline.Building a Successful Remote Team: Jody talks about cultivating a strong culture within a distributed team and the impacts on business success.Future-Focused Forecasting: How forecasting can play a pivotal role in business strategy and decision-making.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of the Brews and Business Podcast, Cody Rojas, the owner and CEO of T-town Tech, discusses the importance of cybersecurity for businesses. They explore the vulnerabilities that every business must address in our increasingly digital world. The conversation covers topics such as the different aspects of IT, the need for advanced security solutions, the challenges faced by small businesses in implementing cybersecurity measures, and the potential legal consequences of data breaches. The hosts also discuss their charity event, Andowiski, which raises funds for Soldiers Wish. The conversation covered various topics including vulnerability, authenticity, and the importance of cybersecurity. The hosts discussed their experiences with vulnerability in their businesses and the benefits of being open and honest with their teams. They also touched on the role of authenticity in building relationships and connecting with others. The conversation then shifted to the challenges of organizing events and the need for clear communication and expectations. Finally, they emphasized the importance of cybersecurity and the need for businesses to protect themselves and their customers.Takeaways:Cybersecurity is essential for every modern business, regardless of size.Consumer-grade security solutions are not sufficient for business needs.Small businesses often overlook cybersecurity due to perceived cost, but the consequences of a data breach can be far more expensive.The IT space is relationship-based, and trust is crucial when discussing vulnerabilities and implementing security measures.Charity events like Andowiski can bring together businesses and individuals to support a worthy cause. Vulnerability and authenticity are key to building trust and fostering open communication in business.Being open and honest with your team can create a sense of competence and encourage them to take initiative.Clear communication and setting expectations are crucial when organizing events to ensure a positive experience for attendees.Cybersecurity is essential for businesses to protect themselves and their customers from potential threats.Maintaining authenticity and continuously learning and growing can help you become more authentically yourself.Sound Bites:"Whenever it comes to security specifically, which is our bread and butter, it's kind of multi-layered support, right?""A big philosophy for me starting my company was to make cybersecurity approachable because I find that a lot of companies that are like 15 minus in terms of employee count, tend to look at cybersecurity as a huge expense that they can't overcome.""The United States is really behind the EU in terms of laws around data privacy. But we're catching up and within the next few years, it's gonna be on the business owner to protect their clients' data legally to a much higher degree with much higher fines than we have currently.""Great leaders show vulnerability by admitting when they don't have all the answers or when they've made mistakes.""Being vulnerable with your team can give them a sense of competence and encourage them to take initiative.""Building authentic connections with others is more effective than trying to sell yourself or your business."Chapters:00:00Introduction and Background07:22The Importance of Cybersecurity16:55Challenges Faced by Small Businesses19:46Data Privacy and Legal Consequences27:53Supporting Soldiers Wish Through Andowiski32:15Vulnerability and Authenticity in Business43:30Building Authentic Connections49:24The Importance of Cybersecurity56:29Becoming More Authentically YourselfBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of the Brews in Business podcast, Josh Mitchell, the mastermind behind Gregoron Coffee Roasters, shares his journey of turning his love for coffee into a thriving business. He discusses the process of coffee roasting, the art of coffee tasting, and building a strong community around his passion. The conversation also touches on the parallels between football and business departments. The episode concludes with a tasting of the Costa Rica and Smoky Dragons brews. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the concept of luck and its relation to business success. They explore different perspectives on luck, including the idea that luck is where opportunity meets action. They also discuss the roles and responsibilities of different positions in a business, drawing parallels to football positions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of teamwork and the need for a strong leader, like a quarterback or CEO, to guide the team toward success. Overall, the hosts encourage listeners to take action, create opportunities, and have faith in their journey.TakeawaysCoffee roasting can be a healing and creative activityCoffee connects people and creates a sense of communityUnderstanding the roles of different business departments is crucial for successFootball and business have parallels in terms of teamwork and goal-oriented approach Luck is often the result of taking action and creating opportunities.Teamwork and strong leadership are crucial for business success.Different positions in a business have specific roles and responsibilities, similar to football positions.Having faith in the journey and being open to new opportunities can lead to success.Sound Bites"Blend insightful conversations with a good brew""As rich and warm as the coffee in your cup""Coffee connects people, it's like food or pizza""Luck is where opportunity meets action.""I don't believe there is luck. I believe in God and I believe God is sovereign over everything.""Luck is forced opportunity."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background of Gregoran Coffee Roasters03:17The Power of Coffee in Building a Community25:21The Parallels Between Football and Business Departments28:13The Role of Luck in Business Success36:52Teamwork and Leadership: The Key to Success42:34Drawing Parallels: Football Positions and Business Roles50:09Taking Action and Creating Opportunities52:00Having Faith in the JourneyGET YOUR FRESH BREWUSE “BREWS” FOR 10% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDERWe are thrilled to welcome Gregoron Coffee Roasters as our newest partner. Locally owned and operated out of Owasso, Oklahoma, Gregoron Coffee Roasters is dedicated to providing fresh, made-to-order coffee. Our special B&B blend varies based on available supply, offering a unique variety of coffee beans from around the world. Order here: https://www.gregoroncoffeeroasters.com/store/p/9pcir1374wjp85k1521en512n6hc9oBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of the Brews and Business podcast, the hosts interview Eric Conkle, the head basketball coach of the University of Tulsa. They discuss leadership, team management, and strategy in both basketball and business. Eric shares his experience in coaching and emphasizes the importance of helping individuals improve while working towards team goals. They also discuss motivation, communication, and the challenges of managing a team. The conversation highlights the similarities between running a basketball team and running a business. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of support and delegation in leadership. They share personal experiences and insights on how to create a supportive and empowering environment for team members. They also touch on the evolution of the game of basketball and the importance of adapting to different generations. The conversation concludes with a discussion on love and the balance between work and family life.Takeaways:Leadership in basketball and business involves helping individuals improve while working towards team goals.Motivation can come from both intrinsic and extrinsic factors, and it's important to find what motivates each individual.Effective communication and creating a safe space for open dialogue are crucial for team success.Addressing issues and conflicts in a constructive manner, with a focus on finding solutions, is key to maintaining a positive team dynamic.Each business and basketball team is unique, and it's important to identify and focus on what sets them apart.Constant improvement, both individually and as a team, is essential for long-term success. Support and empower team members by showing them that you are willing to do tasks that are not part of your job description.Delegating tasks and trusting others to take on responsibilities is essential for effective leadership.Adaptation is crucial in basketball and in life, as the game and society are constantly evolving.Ground yourself in core values and recruit individuals who align with those values.Mistakes are part of growth, and creating adversity can lead to personal and professional development.Express gratitude and appreciation to those who have positively impacted your life.Starting a business requires taking risks and being willing to learn as you go.Finding a career that you are passionate about is key to long-term happiness and success.Creating a supportive and fun work environment can lead to stronger team dynamics and increased productivity.Balancing work and family life is a challenge, but prioritizing family and creating opportunities for quality time is important.Sound Bites:"I want my assistant coaches to become head coaches. I want my GAs to become full-time assistant coaches down the road. I want our players to become professional players and graduates, of course.""I remind my team that I work for you just as much as you work for me. I'm here to support you.""Conflict and confrontation doesn't have to be nasty. It can be differences of opinion, and we welcome that.""Even if it costs more money, let's make sure that's our name. That's our name. That is everything that we represent.""There are some managers I worked for that did that. And then there was a few that were the opposite. They were like, you take this, which is what I would normally do, and I'll go take out the trash.""You gotta be able to teach others and put them in positions where they can be most successful and put a team together that can accomplish all the things that you need accomplished."Chapters:00:00Introduction and Coffee Announcement02:02Eric's Coaching Background and Journey04:22Creating a Supportive and Goal-Oriented Environment08:13Building a Branding and Content Department10:10Leadership and Personal Development12:09Effective Communication and Conflict Resolution13:52Performance Metrics and Continuous Improvement18:32Embracing Uniqueness and Identifying Strengths23:00Motivation Techniques and Habits25:37The Unique Nature of Businesses and Basketball Teams28:21Concerns and Frustrations Leading Up to the Season31:01Motivating the Team: Support and Freedom34:31The Power of Support and Delegation in Leadership36:18Adapting to Change in Basketball and in Life38:34The Importance of Core Values and Recruitment42:06Embracing Mistakes and Creating Adversity for Growth45:03Starting a Business: Taking Risks and Finding Passion52:36Creating a Supportive and Fun Work Environment56:10Balancing Work and Family LifeSpecial thanks to @GregoronCoffeeRoasters for sponsoring this episode with their amazing espresso blend!..GET YOUR FRESH BREWUSE “BREWS” FOR 10% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDERwww.gregoroncoffeeroasters.com/storeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including Halloween, coffee roasters, beneficial ownership information, hiring a salesperson, creating standard operating procedures (SOPs), and future plans for a coffee shop and studio. They also talk about the importance of setting expectations, managing finances, and the growth of their business. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the challenges of finding a balance between work and personal life.They talk about the importance of paying attention to family and creating meaningful connections with loved ones. They also touch on the topic of providing and protecting as a man, and the pressures and responsibilities that come with it. The hosts share their own experiences and aspirations for finding harmony between work and family. Overall, the conversation highlights the complexities of juggling work and personal life and the desire to create lasting memories with family.TakeawaysHalloween can be cold and it's sometimes more convenient to buy candy instead of going trick-or-treating.Greg Gordon Coffee Roasters is an Oklahoma-based coffee roaster that offers fresh and delicious coffee.Beneficial ownership information is important for transparency and to prevent illicit activities.Hiring a salesperson can help with business growth and allow the owner to focus on other aspects of the business.Creating standard operating procedures (SOPs) and visual representations can help streamline processes and set expectations.Managing finances, including paying bills and tracking accounts receivable and accounts payable, is crucial for business success.Having a clear vision and future plans, such as opening a coffee shop and studio, can help guide business growth. Finding a balance between work and personal life is a constant challengePaying attention to family and creating meaningful connections is importantProviding and protecting as a man comes with its own pressures and responsibilitiesCreating lasting memories with family is a priority for manyThere is no perfect balance, but striving for harmony is keyChapters00:00Halloween, Coffee Roasters, and Hiring a Salesperson07:46The Importance of Beneficial Ownership Information17:08Creating Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Setting Expectations28:05Managing Finances and Future Plans32:08The Challenge of Work-Life Balance36:15Managing IT Services45:27Paying Attention to Family53:55The Importance of Creating Memories01:00:49Striving for HarmonySpecial thanks to @GregoronCoffeeRoasters for sponsoring this episode with their amazing espresso blend!..GET YOUR FRESH BREWUSE “BREWS” FOR 10% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDERwww.gregoroncoffeeroasters.com/storeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of Brews & Business, the host interviews Brad Williams, owner of the Coffee Camper in Hickory, North Carolina. They discuss the growth of the business and the improvements made to the coffee camper, including the addition of picnic tables and a drive-through. Brad emphasizes the importance of serving people and creating a positive experience for customers. They also talk about Brad's three books, including an art book and two novels. Brad shares his passion for making a difference in people's lives and encourages listeners to do greater things.TakeawaysThe Coffee Camper has experienced growth and added new features to enhance the customer experience.Brad Williams is passionate about serving people and creating a positive impact in their lives.Brad has written three books, including an art book and two novels.Listeners are encouraged to do greater things and make a difference in the world.Sound Bites"Don't be a complacent Christian. Go do greater things.""We don't serve coffee. We serve people coffee.""Love redefined is literally the story of how I feel like God taught me what love really looks like."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background01:27Growth and Enhancements at the Coffee Camper03:22Serving People and Creating a Positive Experience05:58Brad Williams: Author and Coffee Enthusiast07:23Encouragement to Do Greater ThingsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the importance of knowing your numbers in business and the role of bookkeeping and accounting in managing finances. They highlight the difference between profit and loss statements and balance sheets, and how understanding both can help with financing and decision-making. They also emphasize the need for business owners to delegate and trust experts in different areas of their business, and the importance of regular communication and financial reviews. The conversation touches on the concept of merit-based pay and incentivizing employees based on performance. The conversation explores the motivations and goals of the participants. They discuss the appeal of performance-based pay, the desire for excellence, and the importance of knowing one's numbers in business. They also touch on the idea of legacy and the desire to build something meaningful. Each participant shares their personal reasons for doing what they do and their visions for the future.TakeawaysKnowing your numbers is crucial in business and can help with decision-making and financing.Understanding the difference between profit and loss statements and balance sheets is important for accurate financial management.Delegating and trusting experts in different areas of your business can lead to better outcomes.Regular communication and financial reviews are essential for staying on track and making adjustments.Merit-based and performance-based pay can incentivize employees and improve overall performance. Performance-based pay can be attractive for those who strive for excellence and want to be recognized for their achievements.Knowing your numbers is crucial in making informed business decisions and ensuring financial success.Building a legacy and leaving a lasting impact are important motivations for many entrepreneurs.Having a clear vision and setting goals are essential for personal and professional growth.Finding fulfillment in work and enjoying the journey are key to long-term success and happiness.Sound Bites"If you don't know your numbers, what's your saying? Isn't it like know your numbers or something like that?""You don't have to be an expert in everything. Find someone who is the expert in that task and figure out how you provide value for them.""You have to be able to have someone like Harley and his team. You have to have a good accountant. You have to have someone that's good in HR. You have to have someone that's a good banker that works with your accounting people.""I don't need mediocre people on my team. I'm trying to be an all-star team, all-star business.""I want to have an all-star company. I want to demand excellence with my team.""I realized we're probably 10 years out. It is a trek. I bet you can move faster. We could. We absolutely could."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Coffee Blend Advertisement02:24 Business Growth and Working with Get Better Bookkeeping08:09 Repetitive Conversations with Clients and the Importance of Knowing Your Numbers11:47 The Value of Regular Communication and Financial Reviews23:31 Incentivizing Employees with Merit-Based and Performance-Based Pay29:29 The Importance of Knowing Your Numbers and Trusting Experts36:28 Case Study: Incentivizing Employees Based on Performance42:36 The Appeal of Performance-Based Pay47:04 The Importance of Knowing Your Numbers50:12 Building a Legacy and Leaving an Impact58:27 Setting Goals and Striving for Excellence01:13:47 Finding Fulfillment and Enjoying the JourneyGET YOUR FRESH BREWUSE “BREWS” FOR 10% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDERWe are thrilled to welcome Gregoron Coffee Roasters as our newest partner. Locally owned and operated out of Owasso, Oklahoma, Gregoron Coffee Roasters is dedicated to providing fresh, made-to-order coffee. Our special B&B blend varies based on available supply, offering a unique variety of coffee beans from around the world.https://www.gregoroncoffeeroasters.com/storeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode of Brews n Biz, the hosts and guests discuss various topics including personal coaching, business growth, and celebrating wins. Mason talks about his pivot in coaching and the importance of alignment and connection with others. He also shares his experience with alcoholism and the journey of self-discovery and growth. Andrew discusses the greatest gift of being a father and the impact it had on his life. The conversation also touches on the importance of wisdom and mentorship in personal and professional development. The conversation explores the importance of self-awareness, self-acceptance, and celebrating wins in personal and professional life. It emphasizes the need to have a strong relationship with oneself and be emotionally regulated to achieve success. The speakers share personal stories and insights on the significance of mindset, perseverance, and taking calculated risks. They discuss the balance between preparation and taking action, highlighting the importance of both in achieving goals. The conversation concludes with an introduction to the official coffee roaster of the Brewers in Business podcast.TakeawaysAlignment and connection with oneself and others are crucial for personal and professional growth.Celebrating wins, both big and small, is important for acknowledging achievements and fostering a positive mindset.Being a father is a profound and transformative experience that brings joy and purpose.Wisdom and mentorship play a significant role in personal and professional development.Building a healthy relationship with oneself is essential for overall well-being and success. Developing self-awareness and self-acceptance is crucial for personal and professional growth.Having a strong relationship with oneself and being emotionally regulated are key to achieving success.Balancing preparation and taking action is important in pursuing goals.Celebrating wins, no matter how small, is essential for motivation and progress.The official coffee roaster of the Brewers in Business podcast is introduced.Sound Bites"The greatest gift another human has given me is being a father.""The greatest gift that someone could ever give me was having a mentor that taught me how to build a relationship with myself.""The hardest thing I've ever had to do in my entire life. And it's the most rewarding.""When you build that relationship with yourself and you're good with you, then you stop putting all this focus on validation from external circumstances.""I stuffed a hundred dollar bill in my wallet. And when things are going really good and I'm braggadocious, I'm like, oh, I closed this deal. I made this money. I bought this business. This thing is going great. Look at what's happening in my life."Chapters00:00Introduction and Announcements03:16Mason's Real Estate and Comedy Club Ventures08:07Andrew's Focus on Personal Coaching and Development12:35The Importance of Alignment and Connection27:05The Gift of Fatherhood30:52The Impact of Wisdom and Mentorship33:48The Power of Self-Awareness and Self-Acceptance36:04Building a Strong Relationship with Oneself45:56The Importance of Celebrating Wins56:41Balancing Preparation and Action01:05:29Introducing the Official Coffee Roaster of the Brewers in Business PodcastBrewing Perfection! Thanks to our coffee roaster sponsor, every cup is a journey of rich flavors and exceptional quality. Sip, savor, and enjoy the best in every roast. Get Your Fresh Brew! ☕️Use code “BREWS” for 10% off your first order. Locally owned and operated in Owasso, Oklahoma, Gregoron Coffee Roasters is dedicated to providing fresh, made-to-order coffee.You can order here ⬇️ https://www.gregoroncoffeeroasters.com/storeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, Kyle Sullivan and his guests discuss various topics including coffee tasting, business growth, leadership training, and building a strong company culture. They also touch on the importance of effective communication, managing different generations in the workforce, and the role of core values in shaping a company's culture. The conversation concludes with each participant sharing their recent wins and future plans. The conversation covers various topics including personal wins, business updates, charitable organizations, legacy, and struggles. The speakers discuss personal achievements such as starting rentals, buying equipment, and fixing driveways. They also mention business updates like getting insurance and continuing education training. The conversation shifts to charitable organizations, with each speaker sharing their preferred organization to donate money to. They also discuss the importance of leaving a legacy and the struggles they face in balancing work and family life.TakeawaysEffective communication and transparency are crucial for building a strong company culture.Managing different generations in the workforce requires understanding their unique needs and desires.Core values play a significant role in shaping a company's culture and attracting the right employees.Business growth often involves hiring new team members and delegating responsibilities.Personal and professional development, such as writing a book or exploring new skills, can lead to exciting opportunities.Managing credit and finances is important for business owners and can impact the growth and opportunities of the business. Personal wins can include starting new ventures, buying equipment, and completing projects.Continuing education and staying up-to-date with industry knowledge is important for professional growth.Supporting charitable organizations can make a positive impact on the community.Leaving a legacy involves creating meaningful connections and values for future generations.Balancing work and family life can be a challenge, but it's important to prioritize both.The 30s and 40s are seen as the prime years for men to settle into their lives and provide for their families.Success takes time and often involves making sacrifices and facing challenges.It is important to set priorities and have open and honest conversations with partners about goals and expectations.Luck plays a role in success, but it is also important to be smart and disciplined in creating opportunities.Leaders should seek training and development to effectively manage growing teams and avoid feeling overwhelmed.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Coffee Tasting03:08 Building a Strong Company Culture05:22 Managing Different Generations in the Workforce07:37 The Role of Core Values in Shaping Company Culture10:49 Business Growth and Delegating Responsibilities16:03 Personal and Professional Development24:10 Personal Wins and Business Updates28:22 Supporting Charitable Organizations31:27 Leaving a Lasting Legacy34:33 The Struggle of Balancing Work and Family LifeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss their love for cigars and whiskey. They talk about different types of cigars, the process of making them, and the art of pairing them with whiskey. They also share their personal experiences and the impact of their podcast on their lives and the lives of their listeners. The conversation touches on topics such as faith, relationships, and finding joy in everyday moments. The hosts also mention their respective professions and the challenges they face. Overall, the conversation is a lighthearted and enjoyable exploration of the world of cigars and the importance of connection and positivity. Brews and Business is a podcast that aims to impact as many people as possible by sharing valuable conversations. The hosts, Sean and Justin, have casual conversations while smoking cigars, creating an authentic and entertaining atmosphere. They believe in the power of deep connections and valuable conversations, which is why they often invite guests with different perspectives and expertise. The podcast started in August 2020 and has been committed to producing quality content. They emphasize the importance of being genuine and not editing out imperfections, as it adds to the realism of the podcast. They also discuss the balance between personal and professional life, the significance of titles and respect, and the value of jumping into new experiences and learning along the way.TakeawaysCigars and whiskey are a popular pairing, with different types of cigars and whiskeys offering unique flavors and experiences.The process of making cigars involves selecting the right tobacco leaves, rolling them by hand, and allowing them to age.Cigars can be paired with a variety of beverages, including whiskey, coffee, and even beer.The hosts emphasize the importance of finding joy in everyday moments and surrounding oneself with positive influences.The podcast has had a positive impact on the hosts and their listeners, providing a platform for meaningful conversations and connections. Brews and Business aims to impact as many people as possible through valuable conversations.The hosts prioritize authenticity and create a casual and entertaining atmosphere by smoking cigars during the podcast.They invite guests with different perspectives and expertise to create deeper connections and more valuable conversations.The podcast started in August 2020 and has been committed to producing quality content.They emphasize the importance of being genuine and not editing out imperfections to maintain the realism of the podcast.The hosts discuss the balance between personal and professional life, the significance of titles and respect, and the value of jumping into new experiences and learning along the way.Sound Bites"When it all gets too dark, what helps you find the light?""When a man takes to a pipe, he becomes a philosopher. When a man takes to a cigar, he becomes powerful.""Surround your environment with things that make you feel better about yourself.""We love tippy time. We love wrestling. We want to be entertained.""If there was one other person, able to listen to you and I just value whatever I said or Lou said, they would take that and they go, we need this change rule.""We've done a really good job of committing."Chapters00:00Introduction and Setting the Scene02:14Connecting through Social Media06:01The Art of Pairing Cigars and Whiskey09:04Resources for Cigar Beginners11:38Building Connections through Cigars22:27Starting the Brews and Business Podcast25:26The Journey of Student Marketing Solutions28:56The Importance of Finding the Light36:22Exploring Deep Questions with Cards41:31Surrounding Yourself with Positivity44:33Guests and Valuable Conversations48:50Starting a Podcast57:29Authenticity and Imperfections01:06:08Titles and Respect01:13:25Preparation vs Jumping In01:19:10Social Media and ReachGET YOUR FRESH BREWUSE “BREWS” FOR 10% OFF YOUR FIRST ORDERWe are thrilled to welcome Gregoron Coffee Roasters as our newest partner. Locally owned and operated out of Owasso, Oklahoma, Gregoron Coffee Roasters is dedicated to providing fresh, made-to-order coffee. Our special B&B blend varies based on available supply, offering a unique variety of coffee beans from around the world.https://www.gregoroncoffeeroasters.com/storeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Debra Wimpee, the executive director of Soldiers Wish and mayor of Broken Arrow, shares her journey and the impact of Soldiers Wish on the community. She discusses the challenges and rewards of being in a leadership position and the importance of being intentional with time and balancing work and personal life. The conversation also touches on the significance of financial management and managing people effectively. The hosts also introduce a new segment using conversation cards to spark meaningful discussions. Debra Wimpee, the Mayor of Broken Arrow, shares her experiences as a business owner and her involvement with Soldiers Wish. She discusses the importance of giving back and the impact it can have on both individuals and communities. Debra also talks about the challenges she has faced as a single mother and the lessons she has learned. The conversation touches on topics such as expertise, taking risks, and the power of networking. Overall, the discussion highlights the importance of perseverance, growth, and supporting others.TakeawaysSoldiers Wish fills the gap in supporting veterans as they transition back to civilian life, assisting with various needs such as medical bills, car repairs, and home maintenance.Being intentional with time and balancing work and personal life is crucial for success and maintaining healthy relationships.Financial management is important in both personal and professional life, and it is essential to have a clear vision and plan for the future.Managing people effectively requires building trust, maintaining open communication, and being responsive to their needs and concerns.Using conversation cards can be a powerful tool to stimulate meaningful and honest discussions, fostering connection and understanding. Giving back can make a significant impact on individuals and communities.Challenges and hardships can lead to personal and professional growth.Expertise is gained through experience and continuous learning.Taking risks and stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to new opportunities.Networking and building relationships are essential for personal and professional success.Perseverance and support from others are key to overcoming challenges and achieving goals.Sound Bites"We do this incredible job of training our men and women to go over and fight for us. But then, they get done and they come home and they are just expected to be the same people they were when they left.""Being intentional and going on time, trying to be intentional on time. I'm not doing a very good job about that, but I last year was like, for whatever reason, I just thought I've got to start being more intentional.""What are you clear about now that one year ago you didn't know?""Giving back can make an impact as well.""The more we created awareness for Soldiers Wish, the more wishes are coming in.""As a business owner, sometimes making those decisions is hard."Chapters00:00 Introduction and Discussion on Entrepreneurship01:50 Introducing Debra Wimpee and Soldiers Wish02:41 Debrah's Background and Journey to Leadership04:36 Entering Politics and Becoming Mayor05:58 The Role of Mayor and City Management06:45 Challenges and Rewards of Being Mayor08:06 Representing the United States as Mayor10:19 Day-to-Day Responsibilities as Mayor12:09 Managing Finances and People14:53 Soldiers Wish: Supporting Veterans' Transition21:39 Financial Management and Business Ownership23:26 Introduction to Conversation Cards25:23 Discussion on Personal Growth and Learning27:34 Failures and Successes of the Year32:56 Reflecting on Failures and Successes36:13 Planning a Family Reunion and Celebrating Success37:37 The Power of Giving Back38:56 Challenges and Growth as a Single Mother46:20 Expertise: Experience and Continuous Learning50:22 Taking Risks and Embracing New Opportunities57:26 The Importance of Networking and Building Relationships01:04:29 Perseverance and Support: Overcoming ChallengesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

The conversation covers various topics including personal experiences, business ventures, and the impact of family on decision-making. The hosts discuss the importance of balancing work and family life, the challenges of taking on new ventures, and the value of learning from failures. They also touch on the changing priorities and perspectives that come with becoming a parent and the desire to create a better future for their children. The conversation ends with a discussion about the importance of apologizing to loved ones and cherishing meaningful moments with family members. In this conversation, Silas Brooks discusses the importance of being prepared before diving into a new venture. He shares his experience in real estate and flipping houses, emphasizing the need for establishing relationships with reliable contractors and doing thorough research. The conversation also touches on the value of networking and building connections in the Tulsa community. Silas encourages listeners to follow him on social media and engage with his content.TakeawaysBalancing work and family life is a constant challenge, but prioritizing family is essential for long-term happiness and fulfillment.Taking on new ventures and risks requires careful consideration of the potential impact on family and personal life.Learning from failures and adapting to new circumstances is crucial for personal and professional growth.Becoming a parent changes one's perspective and priorities, leading to a greater focus on creating a better future for their children.Apologizing to loved ones and cherishing meaningful moments with family members is important for maintaining strong relationships. Being prepared before starting a new venture is crucial for successEstablishing relationships with reliable contractors and doing thorough research can mitigate risksNetworking and building connections in the local community can lead to opportunitiesFollow Silas Brooks on social media for more insights and updatesSound Bites"I'm going to grind this thing out so hard for the next 10 years and then I'll be done.""I am the richest man alive.""Who is the person you'd most like to say sorry to but haven't?""The harder you work, the luckier you get""All I have to do is know who to call""I don't regret anything, I just think it has to work out"Chapters00:00Introduction and Personal Experiences19:28The Impact of Family on Decision-Making27:11Changing Priorities and Perspectives37:02Reflecting on Past Regrets10:35The Importance of Being Prepared in Real Estate and Flipping Houses38:29Navigating the Challenges of Entrepreneurship52:27Learning from Failures and Gaining Wisdom through Experience01:09:23Conclusion and Call to ActionBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

The conversation with Abe Cruz covers his journey from being in prison to becoming a successful entrepreneur and author. He shares how hitting rock bottom and going through pain and suffering led him to have a life-changing moment and turn his life around. Abe talks about his book, Forever Faith, and how it tells the story of his transformation. He also discusses his sports apparel brand, Forever Faith, and his vision for the future. The conversation touches on themes of faith, resilience, and the power of belief in oneself. The conversation covers topics such as starting a business with limited resources, the importance of taking action, the journey of entrepreneurship, the value of wisdom and experience, the role of luck and smart decision-making, the influence of culture and perception, the need for mentorship and leadership, and the importance of teaching entrepreneurship to the youth.Keywordsprison, transformation, entrepreneur, author, rock bottom, pain and suffering, faith, sports apparel, vision, starting a business, limited resources, taking action, entrepreneurship journey, wisdom, experience, luck, smart decision-making, culture, perception, mentorship, leadership, teaching entrepreneurship, youthTakeawaysHitting rock bottom and going through pain and suffering can lead to a life-changing moment and a desire for change.Believing in oneself and having faith can help overcome challenges and achieve success.Having a clear vision and taking action towards it can lead to opportunities and growth.Resilience and determination are key qualities in overcoming obstacles and achieving goals. Starting a business with limited resources is possible with determination and the willingness to take action.The journey of entrepreneurship is filled with mistakes, failures, and learning experiences.Wisdom is gained through experience and trial and error.Luck and smart decision-making both play a role in success.Culture and perception can influence our decision-making and priorities.Mentorship and leadership are important for personal and professional growth.Teaching entrepreneurship to the youth can empower them and set them up for success in the future.Chapters00:00Introduction and Initial Misconceptions06:24Abe Cruz's Journey from Prison to Entrepreneurship13:06The Creation of Forever Faith and its Expansion35:00Believing in Oneself and Pursuing Dreams41:36Starting a Clothing Line and Finding Support48:03The Journey of Entrepreneurship01:02:13Teaching Entrepreneurship to the YouthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Summary In this conversation, John Buchanan and the hosts of Whiskey Business discuss various topics related to whiskey, including tasting, pairing, and the whiskey industry. They also talk about their own experiences with whiskey and the importance of enjoying it responsibly. The conversation covers a range of whiskies, from smoky and peaty to sweet and butterscotch-like. John Buchanan shares his expertise and knowledge about whiskey, including the history and terminology associated with it. The hosts also discuss their own businesses and personal lives, creating a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere. The conversation covers various topics including business efficiency, personal priorities, management moves, fear of not starting soon enough, and whiskey tasting. In this conversation, John Buchanan discusses various topics related to business, entrepreneurship, and whiskey. He talks about the financial challenges of running a business and the importance of making a profit. The conversation also touches on the classification of small businesses and the different revenue thresholds. They explore the concept of taking on additional responsibilities in a small business and the dedication required. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the experience of drinking whiskey and the ability to craft an experience with it.TakeawaysWhiskey should be enjoyed responsibly and not abusedTasting whiskey is a process that involves appreciating the different flavors and notesWhiskey can be paired with different foods and desserts, enhancing the overall experienceThe whiskey industry has a strong market and demand, with some bottles becoming rare and valuableBuilding a collection of whiskies allows for different tasting experiences and pairingsWhiskey can be used to make extracts and enhance the flavors of other foods and drinks Businesses can run efficiently even with a later start time, allowing for more personal time and family priorities.Making management moves and taking risks can lead to positive changes in the business and employee satisfaction.The fear of not starting soon enough can be a common concern, but it's important to focus on the present and make the best decisions moving forward.Blended whiskies like Buchanan's offer consistency and are great for beginners and mixing with other flavors.Debt-to-income ratios have significantly increased over the years, highlighting the need for financial education and responsible spending. Running a business can be financially challenging, and it is important to focus on making a profit.The classification of small businesses is based on revenue thresholds, and the majority of the United States is supported by small businesses.In a small business, employees often take on additional responsibilities and contribute to various aspects of the business.Whiskey can be enjoyed as an experience and can be used to craft a specific experience.Collaborating with non-profit organizations can be a meaningful way to support and give back to the community.TitlesExploring the World of Whiskey TastingPairing Whiskey with Life: And Whiskey's Mission The Rise of Debt-to-Income RatiosThe Fear of Not Starting Soon Enough Crafting an Experience with WhiskeyUnderstanding the Classification of Small BusinessesSound Bites"You did something to me. Oh, I'm gone.""This is phenomenal. This is amazing.""Whiskey is like an old friend.""Things are good. We got our businesses running really quite efficiently.""Man, you gotta take a step back. It's okay. Like the business is still running, bills are still getting paid, everything is good.""We've made some management moves and everybody's really, man.""The money in the money out you have a flux of income and the same or less outcome.""If you can't make six figures, that's so easy to run through six figures.""Majority of the United States is backboneed by small business."Chapters00:00Setting up the Recording Equipment05:10Introducing the Guest and Discussing the New Studio09:14Discussing the Brews and Business Studio and John's New Office14:42Appreciating and Describing Whiskey Tastings27:22Catch-Up and Final Thoughts38:25The Fear of Not Starting Soon Enough50:39Exploring the World of Blended Whiskies56:53The Rise of Debt-to-Income Ratios01:07:27Taking on Additional Responsibilities in a Small Business01:14:02Crafting an Experience with Whiskey01:17:57Supporting Non-Profit Organizations through CollaborationAI show notes are experimental. Did you find them useful?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Summary: The conversation covers various topics related to entrepreneurship, business strategy, and personal finance. The guest shares his experiences starting multiple companies and exploring different industries. The importance of building relationships in business is emphasized, highlighting the role of trust and communication. The fallacy of separating personal and business matters is discussed, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the two. The guest also shares insights on the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, including the importance of financial freedom and the benefits of downsizing. The conversation concludes with a discussion on taxes and the importance of understanding tax strategies in business. This conversation explores various misconceptions and realities about taxes and business. It emphasizes the importance of understanding tax laws and the complexity of accounting. The concept of contribution margin and its significance in business operations is discussed. The profit-first model is examined, highlighting its limitations. The value of building relationships and the role they play in business success is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of work ethic, integrity, and making hard decisions in business.TakeawaysBuilding relationships is crucial in business as it fosters trust and long-term partnerships.The separation of personal and business matters is a fallacy; personal relationships and values greatly impact business decisions.Financial freedom is a goal for many entrepreneurs, allowing them to focus on their passions and make strategic business decisions.Understanding tax strategies and utilizing them effectively can have a significant impact on business profitability.The game of entrepreneurship involves taking risks, learning from failures, and continuously adapting to new challenges. Not all tax write-offs and strategies apply to every business or individual. It is important to understand the specific circumstances and consult with a professional.Major corporations often manage their finances in a way that minimizes profit for the business entity, but still compensates employees and pays taxes.Tax laws and regulations are complex and constantly changing. It is crucial to stay updated and consult with experts to ensure compliance.Accounting serves different purposes, including tax accounting and managerial accounting. Understanding the difference can help businesses make informed decisions.Building strong relationships and treating people well is essential for long-term business success.Starting a business requires hard work, perseverance, and the ability to take calculated risks.Chapters00:00Introduction and Feedback02:53Starting Vertices and Exploring Different Industries08:05The Importance of Relationships in Business12:09The Fallacy of 'Just Business'26:00The Importance of Financial Freedom and Downsizing30:03The Game of Taxes and Exit Strategies35:46Understanding Taxes and Business Strategy38:11Misconceptions about Taxes and Business39:09The Reality of Paying Taxes as a Small Business Owner40:08Understanding C Corporations and Taxes41:06The Complexity of Tax Laws and Loopholes42:33Differentiating Between Expenses and Revenue44:01The Importance of Contribution Margin in Business Operations44:58The Profit First Model and its Limitations46:19Managing Different Accounts for Savings and Taxes47:46The Complexity of Accounting and the Cost of Adding Accounts49:29The Importance of Regular Communication with an Accountant52:01The Value of Building Relationships in Business53:22The Dangers of Taking Profit First54:43The Decision to Start a Business55:29The Importance of Building Relationships56:42Starting a Business with Minimal Resources58:07The Role of Relationships in Business Success59:43The Value of Hard Work and Building Relationships01:03:05The Importance of Work Ethic and Integrity01:06:13The Significance of Early Habits and Characteristics01:09:17The Importance of Making Hard Decisions in BusinessShow Notes: The conversation covers various topics related to entrepreneurship, business strategy, and personal finance. The guest shares his experiences starting multiple companies and exploring different industries. The importance of building relationships in business is emphasized, highlighting the role of trust and communication. The fallacy of separating personal and business matters is discussed, emphasizing the interconnectedness of the two. The guest also shares insights on the challenges and rewards of entrepreneurship, including the importance of financial freedom and the benefits of downsizing. The conversation concludes with a discussion on taxes and the importance of understanding tax strategies in business. This conversation explores various misconceptions and realities about taxes and business. It emphasizes the importance of understanding tax laws and the complexity of accounting. The concept of contribution margin and its significance in business operations is discussed. The profit-first model is examined, highlighting its limitations. The value of building relationships and the role they play in business success is emphasized. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of work ethic, integrity, and making hard decisions in business.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, Dr. John Paul Meisner discusses his journey as a chiropractor and entrepreneur. He shares the challenges of starting a chiropractic practice and the importance of learning business skills. Dr. Meisner emphasizes the balance between pricing and value in chiropractic care and the need to promote wellness and preventative care. He also discusses the challenges of building referral streams and networking. Dr. Meisner highlights the importance of taking breaks and managing time as an entrepreneur. He shares insights into the psychology of business owners and the challenges of Brews and business. Overall, the conversation explores the personal and professional growth of an entrepreneur in the healthcare industry. The conversation covers topics such as the frustration of not living as an entrepreneur, the importance of consistency and taking action, surrounding yourself with the right people, creating your opportunities, balancing work and personal life, finding harmony in life, the importance of networking, figuring out your audience, the challenges of networking, and promoting Brews and business merchandise.Takeaways:Starting a chiropractic practice requires learning business skills and adapting to the challenges of entrepreneurship.Balancing pricing and value is crucial in promoting chiropractic care and wellness.Building referral streams and networking is essential for business growth.Taking breaks and managing time effectively are important for personal and professional well-being.Understanding the psychology of business owners and the challenges of Brews and business can lead to success. Take action and be consistent in your entrepreneurial journey.Surround yourself with the right people who can support and inspire you.Create your opportunities and be resourceful.Find harmony in balancing work and personal life.Networking is important but can be challenging.Figure out your target audience and where to find them.Chapters:00:00 Introduction00:39 Starting a Chiropractic Practice03:18 Working as an Associate and Opening Own Practice04:34 Learning Business Skills as an Entrepreneur08:49 Balancing Pricing and Value in Chiropractic Care10:42 The Challenges of Being an Entrepreneur13:31 Promoting Chiropractic Care and Wellness17:17 Building Referral Streams and Networking20:14 Taking Breaks and Managing Time25:43 The Psychology of Business Owners27:26 The Importance of Referrals29:46 Taking a Leap of Faith and Balancing Work and Personal Life33:49 Building a Brand and Nurturing a Business38:23 The Challenges of Brews and Business40:34 Making Changes for Personal and Business Growth41:38 The Frustration of Not Living as an Entrepreneur43:04 The Importance of Consistency and Taking Action44:19 Surrounding Yourself with the Right People45:14 Creating Your Opportunities46:12 Balancing Work and Personal Life47:19 Finding Harmony in Life48:17 The Importance of Networking49:32 Figuring Out Your Audience52:59 The Challenges of Networking55:36 Promoting Brews and business Merchandise57:45 Shoutout to Back to Play ChiropracticBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Summary:In this episode, the host interviews Don Burdick, the CEO of the Tulsa Irish Festival and an oil company. Don shares his journey of starting the festival and the challenges he faced along the way. He emphasizes the importance of building the right team and the roles of a visionary and integrator in a business. Don also discusses the unique features of the festival and the food offerings. He shares his experiences transitioning from an employee to a leader and the importance of self-awareness in making business decisions. Don's story highlights the value of persistence and loyalty in achieving success. In this conversation, the host and guest discuss various topics related to entrepreneurship and business. They touch on taking risks, starting a business, facing challenges, and the importance of supportive partners. They also explore the reasons for business failure and the importance of financial management and relationships. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the vision for the Tulsa Irish Festival.TakeawaysBuilding the right team is crucial for the success of a business or event.The roles of a visionary and integrator are important in driving a business forward.Unique features and offerings can set an event apart from others in the industry.Transitioning from an employee to a leader requires self-awareness and a willingness to take risks.Persistence and loyalty are key qualities for achieving business success. Taking risks can lead to unexpected opportunities and growth.Knowing yourself and your partners is crucial for business success.Financial management and strong relationships are key to business success.Building a business requires resilience and the ability to learn from failure.Surrounding yourself with people of good character can contribute to a positive and supportive business environment.Chapters"00:00 Introduction and Background02:20 Starting the Tulsa Irish Festival04:08 The Unique Features of the Festival06:04 Food Offerings at the Festival08:46 Building a Team for the Festival09:26 The Roles of Visionary and Integrator10:50 Transitioning to a Leadership Role13:56 The Challenges of Starting a Business17:22 The Importance of Self-Awareness20:14 Transitioning from Employee to Leader22:59 Starting an Oil Company25:43 Recognizing the Right Team27:51 The Success of the Oil Company30:13 The Importance of Persistence32:21 The Challenges of Starting a Business36:29 The Value of Loyalty and Dedication39:39 The Importance of Self-Awareness43:52 Recognizing the Right Team44:46 Taking a Chance on the Unknown45:14 The Start of Threaded45:58 The Challenges of Threaded46:28 The Threaded Giveaway47:21 The Importance of Supportive Partners48:44 Knowing Yourself and Your Partners49:53 The Entrepreneurial Mindset50:41 The Challenges of Business Failure51:40 Reasons for Business Failure52:31 The Importance of Financial Management and Relationships52:55 Knowing Yourself and Your Partners53:48 Building Tulsa Irish Festival54:11 Partnering with People of Good Character54:28 The Vision for Tulsa Irish Festival58:47 Wrap-Up and Shout-OutsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Today's episode delves into must-reads and resources for entrepreneurs and business enthusiasts. From game-changing books to sports updates, we cover it all. "Traction" introduces the Entrepreneurial Operating System for business growth. "Profit First" revolutionizes financial management. We explore marketing fundamentals and the lessons sports news offers in teamwork and leadership. "High Tech Before" takes us on a journey through tech evolution. Key takeaways emphasize structured business management, financial health, effective marketing, sports lessons, and innovation. Tune in for insights and inspiration to elevate your business!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Emmanuel Rivera, founder of the Come Up Foundation, shares his journey and the mission of his organization. He discusses the challenges of fundraising and the importance of community support. Emmanuel emphasizes the need for structure and growth to make a lasting impact on the lives of underserved children. He also highlights the humbling experiences and lessons learned in martial arts. Emmanuel envisions the foundation expanding to other cities and providing opportunities for children to develop leadership skills and achieve their full potential. This conversation covers various topics related to personal growth, mental training, and finding balance in life. The guest, a martial arts instructor, discusses the role of coaches as father figures and the importance of starting martial arts at a young age. He also shares insights into the mental challenges of training and fighting, as well as managing anxiety and pressure in business. The conversation emphasizes the importance of hard work, mental growth, and gratitude. It also touches on finding happiness in life's ups and downs, creating special moments for loved ones, and balancing work and family life. The guest shares personal experiences and offers advice on developing mental and emotional stability through martial arts. The conversation concludes with information on how to get involved with The Come Up Foundation, a nonprofit organization focused on empowering youth through martial arts.Takeaways:Coaches can play a significant role as father figures and mentors in the lives of young athletes.Starting martial arts at a young age can provide numerous benefits, including physical fitness, discipline, and mental growth.Training and fighting in martial arts require mental strength and the ability to manage anxiety and pressure.The challenges faced in martial arts training and fighting can be similar to those encountered in business.Hard work, preparation, and mental training are essential for success in both martial arts and business.Developing mental growth, gratitude, and the ability to find happiness in life's ups and downs is crucial.Creating special moments and showing appreciation for loved ones is important in maintaining strong relationships.Balancing work and family life can be challenging, but communication and support are key.Finding harmony in life's peaks and valleys is more beneficial than striving for constant balance.Martial arts can provide mental and emotional stability, teaching discipline, respect, and resilience.Getting involved with organizations like The Come Up Foundation can make a positive impact on the lives of youth.Chapters00:00 Constant Improvement and Reflection03:19 Background and Connection with Abel07:41 Emmanuel's Journey and the Come Up Foundation09:41 Transition to Focus on the Foundation14:23 Challenges and Fundraising20:37 Expansion and Structure23:27 Humbling Experiences in Martial Arts26:38 Financial Challenges and Fundraising35:05 Building a Community and Family Involvement42:45 Future Vision for the Organization43:48 The Role of Coaches as Father Figures44:18 Starting Martial Arts at a Young Age45:13 The Mental Challenges of Training and Fighting46:21 Managing Anxiety and Pressure in Business46:46 The Importance of Hard Work and Preparation47:32 The Mental Training in MMA and Business49:05 Developing Mental Growth and Gratitude50:21 Finding Happiness in Life's Ups and Downs51:01 Creating Special Moments for Loved Ones52:48 The Challenges of Parenting Twins53:49 Balancing Work and Family Life56:05 The Importance of Communication and Support in Marriage57:46 Finding Harmony in Life's Peaks and Valleys58:12 The Need for a Swift Kick in the Ass01:08:59 The Role of Martial Arts in Mental and Emotional Stability01:10:51 Getting Involved with The Come Up FoundationBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to business and personal life. They talk about navigating controversial questions, reflecting on the past year, implementing business strategies, dealing with the loss of a loved one, acquiring a comedy club, balancing multiple businesses, and the challenges of small business ownership. They also discuss the importance of taking breaks and prioritizing family time, upcoming comedians at the comedy club, confidence in giving advice, the reality of running a business, appreciating small gestures in relationships, moving into the insurance industry, buying a new house, and plans. The conversation covers topics such as coveting houses, excitement about new ventures, lessons learned in 2023, the importance of taking time off, balancing work and family, the difference between supporter and producer roles, creating a positive customer experience, the value of experience in coaching and business, the importance of taking action and not relying on courses, the importance of persistence and learning from failures, the need for space changes and reducing anxiety, striving for authenticity and reducing worry, expanding Blue Studio and striving for growth, and the drive for greatness and never being content. The conversation concludes with a discussion about the upcoming Irish Fest After Dark event, followed by plans for a private snug at the festival. The episode ends with closing remarks and a call for feedback from listeners.TakeawaysNavigating controversial questions requires careful consideration and the ability to bob and weave when necessary.Reflecting on the past year can provide valuable insights and help in making plans for the future.Implementing business strategies like Traction and Rocket Fuel can have a positive impact on the overall dynamics of a business.The loss of a loved one can have a significant impact on a family business and require adjustments and adaptation.Balancing multiple businesses can be challenging and requires effective time management and accountability.Taking breaks and prioritizing family time is crucial for maintaining a healthy work-life balance.Expanding a comedy club business can be exciting and provide opportunities for growth and success.Confidence in giving advice comes from personal experience and the ability to practice what is preached.The grind of running a business can be demanding and requires perseverance and dedication.Appreciating small gestures in relationships can strengthen bonds and create a positive atmosphere.Moving into a new industry, such as insurance, can open up new opportunities and challenges.Buying a new house and utilizing billboard advertising can contribute to personal and professional growth.Building cars and making plans can be exciting and fulfilling for car enthusiasts and entrepreneurs. Irish Fest After Dark is a new event happening before the Irish Fest.Tickets for Irish Fest After Dark are $200, but there is a 15% discount available with the code TIF SMS 2024.A private snug will be available at the festival, sponsored by McNellies.Listeners are encouraged to leave reviews, comments, and questions for the hosts.Chapters00:00 Navigating Controversial Questions02:15 Reflecting on the Past Year03:12 Implementing Traction and Rocket Fuel03:43 Dealing with the Loss of a Loved One05:12 Acquiring the Looney Bint Comedy Club06:09 Balancing Multiple Businesses08:04 The Challenges of Small Business Ownership09:22 Taking Breaks and Prioritizing Family Time10:41 Expanding the Comedy Club Business11:51 Upcoming Comedians at the Looney Bint14:05 Confidence in Giving Advice14:35 The Importance of Pushing Forward15:29 Creating Time Blocks for Family19:00 The Reality of Small Business Ownership20:58 The Grind of Running a Business23:16 Appreciating Small Gestures in Relationships28:05 Moving into the Insurance Industry32:04 Buying a New House and Billboard Advertising36:39 Building Cars and Future Plans40:18 Discussion about houses and coveting41:53 Excitement about new ventures43:29 Reflecting on lessons learned in 202344:53 The importance of taking time off46:24 Balancing work and family48:58 The importance of being a business owner, not just self-employed50:19 The difference between supporter and producer roles52:09 The value of creating a positive customer experience54:29 The importance of hiring and firing quickly56:38 The value of experience in coaching and business58:07 The importance of taking action and not relying on courses59:04 The importance of persistence and learning from failures01:02:25 The need for space changes and reducing anxiety01:15:45 Striving for authenticity and reducing worry01:19:00 Expanding Blue Studio and striving for growth01:22:46 The drive for greatness and never being content01:23:45 Irish Fest After Dark01:24:15 Private Snug at Irish Fest01:24:44 Closing RemarksBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

We're back with another information-packed episode of Brews & Business! This week, we're thrilled to welcome back Mary Ann Pruitt for a deeper dive into the world of paid media. If you thought our last session was enlightening, brace yourself for even more invaluable insights in Part 2.In this episode:Decoding the Target Audience: Mary Ann breaks down the nuances of understanding and pinpointing your ideal customer profile, ensuring that every dollar you spend hits the mark.Monitoring Digital Ads: What are the key metrics and indicators to keep an eye on? How can you tell if your campaign is truly effective? Mary Ann provides a roadmap to dissecting your ad performance.Google vs. Social Media: Discover the strengths, weaknesses, and best practices for leveraging both these platforms. Whether it's the vast reach of Google or the engagement-driven environment of social media, learn how to utilize each for maximum impact.Beyond the Basics: Mary Ann delves deeper into navigating paid media, highlighting advanced strategies, common pitfalls to avoid, and industry secrets that can give your campaigns an edge.Q&A Session: Our hosts pick Mary Ann's brain, getting answers to some of the most pressing questions in the realm of digital advertising.Mary Ann Pruitt LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/maryann-pruitt/Join us as we once again journey through the ever-evolving landscape of digital advertising with an industry expert by our side. Whether you're a seasoned marketer or just starting in the digital domain, Mary Ann's insights are bound to revolutionize the way you approach paid media. Grab your brew and let's dive in!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics including the OnlyFans platform, their new website and merchandise, Kyle's speaking engagements, the rewards and challenges of being a business owner, and their involvement in community projects such as the Tulsa Irish Festival and the Tulsa Girls Home. They emphasize the importance of networking and making connections in business. In this conversation, the importance of building relationships in business is emphasized. The hosts discuss the challenges of cold calling and networking, and how building genuine connections can lead to growth and opportunities. They also explore the balance between managing relationships and building a team, and the impact of relationships on personal and professional success. The conversation concludes with a discussion on setting revenue goals and the desire for continuous growth, as well as the authenticity and ease of conversations on the podcast.TakeawaysNetworking and making connections can lead to new opportunities and projects.Involving family in the business can create meaningful experiences and strengthen relationships.Being a business owner comes with both rewards and challenges, but the ability to create opportunities and make an impact is fulfilling.Public speaking can be nerve-wracking, but it is a valuable skill that can have a positive impact on business.Supporting and participating in community projects can make a difference and create a sense of fulfillment.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Discussion about OnlyFans02:21 Discussion about the New Website and Merchandise07:01 Conversation about Kyle's Speaking Engagements09:21 Kyle's Nervousness and Best and Worst Speaking Moments19:43 Discussion about Family Involvement in the Business25:14 Reflection on the Rewards and Challenges of Being a Business Owner34:25 Announcement of Tulsa Irish Festival and Other Projects37:09 How Kyle Got Involved in the Tulsa Irish Festival40:13 Discussion about the Tulsa Girls Home Project41:47 Importance of Networking and Making Connections42:47 The Importance of Building Relationships46:22 The Challenges of Cold Calling and Networking49:55 The Power of Building Relationships with Business Owners52:11 Managing Relationships and Building a Team54:58 Balancing Relationships and Business56:24 The Journey of Growth and Scaling01:01:17 Setting Revenue Goals and Scaling Speaking Engagements01:07:09 The Desire for Continuous Growth and Contentment01:10:30 The Authenticity and Ease of Conversations on the PodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this enlightening episode of the Brews & Business Podcast, we're honored to sit down with Mindi Salvino, the owner of Pure Health Collective. Mindi is not just an accomplished Naturopathic Doctor, but also an inspiring figure with an incredible journey from a survivalist upbringing in the backwoods of Arkansas to owning the largest Naturopathic practice in Oklahoma.Join us as we delve into Mindi's unique background and how her experiences have shaped her approach to health and wellness. Mindi shares her expertise in a variety of therapies, including Naturopathic Medicine, Biofeedback, Ozone therapy, Rife therapy, Holistic Therapies, and pH correction, all aimed at finding the actual root cause of illness.Learn about the innovative techniques Mindi uses to heal her patients, who travel from across the U.S., Puerto Rico, and Mexico for her specialized services. But her journey doesn't stop there. Mindi is also a dynamic entrepreneur, currently launching two new businesses and actively involved in real estate investing.Tune in for an engaging and enlightening conversation that explores the power of resilience, determination, and a holistic approach to health and wellbeing.Episode Highlights:Mindi's journey from survivalist upbringing to a successful naturopathic doctor.An exploration of Mindi's range of therapies and their benefits.The driving force behind patients traveling far and wide to see Mindi.Mindi's venture into entrepreneurship and her upcoming businesses.Her involvement in real estate investing.Listen and Learn:You can listen to our full conversation with Mindi Salvino on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Google Podcasts, or directly on our website Tune in to discover how resilience and determination can drive success across various fields.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Welcome to another invigorating episode of the Brews & Business Podcast! This time, we're brewing up an engaging conversation with our esteemed guest, Linda Tucker, the co-owner of T3 Roasters.Linda and her husband, Gary, turned their passion for coffee into a flourishing local business. With a heartfelt dedication to their craft and a strong commitment to their community, they've taken T3 Roasters from a kitchen hobby to a highly successful local coffee roaster.In this episode, Linda shares:The journey of T3 Roasters, from its humble beginnings to its rapid growth and upcoming first storefront in Collinsville, OK.The in-depth process of coffee roasting and sourcing, and their commitment to quality in every batch.How T3 Roasters goes beyond just a coffee business, serving as advocates against child labor and unjust practices in the coffee trade.The role of passion and belief in achieving your dreams, as well as overcoming the inevitable failures along the way.Their wide range of offerings - retail, wholesale, fundraising, and custom options - cater to every coffee need.The impact of T3 Roasters, not just in their local community, but globally, thanks to their dedication to sourcing fully traceable beans directly from farmers.Sign up for the T3 Coffee Subscriptionhttps://t3coffeeco.com/shop/subscriptions/https://www.facebook.com/T3Roasters/https://www.instagram.com/t3roasters/Join us as we delve into the aroma-filled world of T3 Roasters and learn how Linda and Gary's unwavering passion for coffee has made a difference in their local community and beyond. Grab a brew and tune in to this inspiring episode about entrepreneurship, dedication, and the love of a good cup of joe!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

"Before we jump into today's episode, let's take a moment to appreciate the brew that keeps us going. This episode is proudly brought to you by G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company, a woman and veteran-owned business right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. G.I. Love Joe offers four delectable coffee blends, each meticulously crafted to suit different taste profiles and roast levels. Whether you prefer the light and vibrant 'Bugle Boy', the all-day companion 'Old Glory', the pour-over favorite 'Haile to the Chief', or the strong and robust 'Bombs Away', there's a blend for every coffee lover. Support local and enjoy the brew that fuels our podcast, check out G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company. Remember, every sip is a salute to our soldiers." gilovejoe.comWelcome back to another episode of the Brews & Business Podcast. Today, we're excited to bring you an insightful conversation with our guest, Tyler Trumbo, Owner of iMove PT Tulsa.Tyler is not just a business owner; he's a physical therapist, a wellness mentor, and a staunch advocate for the power of a growth mindset and habit formation in achieving healthy lifestyle changes. He specializes in optimal fitness routines for longevity and injury prevention/rehabilitation. In this episode, he shares his wealth of knowledge to help entrepreneurs maintain their health, ensuring they can savor the fruits of their hard work for many years.But beyond his expertise, Tyler has a unique and inspiring story. Having lived across the U.S. and internationally, he's treated patients from all walks of life, gaining a rich tapestry of experiences along the way. A small-town farm boy who didn't initially excel academically, Tyler's journey is a testament to the transformative power of hard work and determination. He believes he can inspire many young men to tap into their inner warrior and overcome challenges to reach their goals.And as a bonus, we might also get a glimpse into his wife's even more remarkable story.In this conversation, we'll delve into:Tyler's journey from a small-town farm boy to the owner of a successful physical therapy business.The importance of a healthy lifestyle for entrepreneurs and the best ways to achieve it.Tyler's philosophy on growth mindset and habit formation, and their role in making healthy lifestyle changes.Stories from his diverse experience living and working across the U.S. and internationally.And much more!So grab your brew and join us as we uncover the secrets to health, longevity, and success with Tyler Trumbo.We truly appreciate you tuning in! If you're enjoying the content, we'd love to see your support. Please give us a like, subscribe, and leave us a review. It means the world to us and it helps others find us too! Also, we're curious to hear from you – comment below or reach out to us on our social media @brewsnbiz with topics you'd love for us to cover next time. Until then, cheers and happy brewing!"Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

"Before we jump into today's episode, let's take a moment to appreciate the brew that keeps us going. This episode is proudly brought to you by G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company, a woman and veteran-owned business right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. G.I. Love Joe offers four delectable coffee blends, each meticulously crafted to suit different taste profiles and roast levels. Whether you prefer the light and vibrant 'Bugle Boy', the all-day companion 'Old Glory', the pour-over favorite 'Haile to the Chief', or the strong and robust 'Bombs Away', there's a blend for every coffee lover. Support local and enjoy the brew that fuels our podcast, check out G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company. Remember, every sip is a salute to our soldiers." gilovejoe.comIn this electrifying episode of the Brews & Business Podcast, we are joined by Danny Wright, Co-Owner and President of Total Product Services, a company at the forefront of engineering and manufacturing in the energy sector. With over two decades of experience in the electrical and energy fields, Danny shares his journey - from life-altering mistakes to becoming a successful business owner.Hear his compelling testimony about the power of faith in business, demonstrating resilience in the face of adversity, and offering insights on what genuine customer service should look like in today's fast-paced world.Danny's expertise doesn’t just stop at electrical and energy. He brings a unique blend of wisdom stemming from life experiences centered on faith, fortitude, resilience, and true customer service. If you're looking for an episode that goes beyond just business strategy and dives into personal growth, resilience, and faith, this is the episode for you!Episode Highlights:Danny's journey from the early days in the IBEW apprenticeship program to leading Total Product Services, LLC.Navigating challenges and setbacks, and how faith played a crucial role in his comeback.The essence of true customer service in today's business landscape.Personal insights and stories reflecting resilience and determination.Danny's vision for the future of energy and electrical industries.We truly appreciate you tuning in! If you're enjoying the content, we'd love to see your support. Please give us a like, subscribe, and leave us a review. It means the world to us and it helps others find us too! Also, we're curious to hear from you – comment below or reach out to us on our social media @brewsnbiz with topics you'd love for us to cover next time. Until then, cheers and happy brewing!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

"Before we jump into today's episode, let's take a moment to appreciate the brew that keeps us going. This episode is proudly brought to you by G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company, a woman and veteran-owned business right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. G.I. Love Joe offers four delectable coffee blends, each meticulously crafted to suit different taste profiles and roast levels. Whether you prefer the light and vibrant 'Bugle Boy', the all-day companion 'Old Glory', the pour-over favorite 'Haile to the Chief', or the strong and robust 'Bombs Away', there's a blend for every coffee lover. Support local and enjoy the brew that fuels our podcast, check out G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company. Remember, every sip is a salute to our soldiers." gilovejoe.comShow Notes:In this episode of the Brews & Business Podcast, we're thrilled to sit down with Joshua Norrid, the passionate owner of HI-Fidelity Records. With over two decades of experience in the record business, Joshua offers a unique insight into the world of rare records, pop culture, music memorabilia, and autographed memorabilia.Join us as Joshua shares his rich journey through the industry, starting from his humble beginnings at Camelot Music in 1998, moving through roles as a buyer at Josey Records and Analogue Productions, to ultimately owning his own mail-order business specializing in rare and audiophile vinyl and memorabilia.In this captivating conversation, Joshua highlights his philosophy, "It's your life and your legacy - Don't ever give up!" a mantra that not only drives his personal life but also his entrepreneurial pursuits. His story offers an inspiring testament to perseverance, passion, and the love of music.Episode Highlights:Joshua's 20-year journey in the record business: from his start at Camelot Music to owning HI-Fidelity Records.The intricacies of running a business specializing in rare and audiophile vinyl and memorabilia.Insights into the world of music memorabilia and autographed items.Joshua's personal philosophy and how it impacts his business practices.The passion and dedication required to succeed in a niche industry.hi-fidelityrecords.com"We truly appreciate you tuning in! If you're enjoying the content, we'd love to see your support. Please give us a like, subscribe, and leave us a review. It means the world to us and it helps others find us too! Also, we're curious to hear from you – comment below or reach out to us on our social media @brewsnbiz with topics you'd love for us to cover next time. Until then, cheers and happy brewing!"Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Before we jump into today's episode, let's take a moment to appreciate the brew that keeps us going. This episode is proudly brought to you by G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company, a woman and veteran-owned business right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. G.I. Love Joe offers multiple multiple coffee blends, each meticulously crafted to suit different taste profiles and roast levels. Whether you prefer the light and vibrant 'Bugle Boy', the all-day companion 'Old Glory', the pour-over favorite 'Haile to the Chief', or the strong and robust 'Bombs Away', there's a blend for every coffee lover. Support local and enjoy the brew that fuels our podcast, check out G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company. Remember, every sip is a salute to our soldiers."Show Notes:In this episode of the Brews & Business Podcast, we're excited to welcome Harley Liechty, the Founder and CEO of Get Better Bookkeeping. Harley brings a wealth of experience in business consulting and financial management, having worked with one of America's leading small business coaching firms, Redmond Growth Consulting.Our conversation explores the challenges that many business owners face when it comes to financial management. Harley shares his insights from dealing with hundreds of companies every month and how he identified the consistent problem - most businesses didn't know their numbers. He discusses how this lack of knowledge and understanding often leads to significant issues related to profitability, cash flow, and overall financial health.Harley talks about how Get Better Bookkeeping helps businesses overcome these challenges through their comprehensive bookkeeping and CFO services. Their mission is to ensure business owners fully understand their finances and have the necessary information to make sound decisions. Whether it's understanding profitability, managing cash flow, or simply figuring out why there isn't enough money in the bank account, Harley's team is there to provide the support and guidance business owners need.We delve into the importance of accurate bookkeeping and how it can make or break a business's success. Harley shares anecdotes and experiences from his years in business consulting and offers advice for business owners who might be struggling with their financial administration.Tune in for an enlightening discussion that could change the way you view your business's financial management.Episode Highlights:Harley's journey from business consulting to founding Get Better Bookkeeping.The common financial management issues businesses face.The importance of understanding your business numbers.How to Get Better Bookkeeping helps businesses gain control over their finances.Harley's advice for business owners struggling with their financial management.Listen and Learn:You can listen to our full conversation with Harley Liechty on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or directly on our website.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this gripping episode of Brews & Business, we dive deep into the stories of Erik McClelland and Josh Carnley—two entrepreneurs who have weathered business failures, risks, and challenges to emerge successful. We dissect the anatomy of their grit, resilience, and business acumen.Meet the GuestsErik McClelland, President of On Call Services And Rentals: Erik's remarkable journey includes running a directional drilling company that went bust, only to rise from the ashes and found On Call Services and Rentals which has expanded to include six thriving companies.Josh Carnley, CEO of Carnley Investments: From a small-town upbringing to steering multiple ventures, Josh has grown companies from ground zero to million-dollar revenues and created diversified income streams.Topics Covered: Erik McClelland: The On Call OdysseyHow Erik rebounded from a devastating business failure to starting and scaling On Call Services and Rentals.The story behind Erik’s switch from a career in health and safety to entrepreneurship.Building a portfolio of services: portable sanitation, temporary fencing, and more.Josh Carnley: The Carnley BlueprintUnderstanding the finance market and staying motivated in all aspects of business.The portfolio diversification from ATP Services and Rentals to Tuff Box Container and beyond.The acquisition and development strategy of KMR Development and Freedom Homes Company.Shared Ventures and SynergiesThe collaboration between Erik and Josh on On Call Services and Rentals.Discuss how their diversified portfolios intersect and add value to each other.The Resilience FactorWhat it takes to come back stronger after experiencing business failures and challenges.Erik and Josh share the most valuable lessons learned from their past failures.Future OutlookDiscussing future growth strategies and what's on the horizon for their respective companies.Key TakeawaysThe importance of resilience and grit in entrepreneurship.The value of diversified income streams.Strategies to recover from setbacks and scale businesses.Tips on maintaining motivation and navigating the finance market.Tune in to this episode to get an inside look into how Erik McClelland and Josh Carnley built their empires from the ground up and what lessons you can glean from their compelling journeys.Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner looking for inspiration, this episode has something valuable for you.Don't miss out on these incredible stories of entrepreneurship, failures, resilience, and ultimate success.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Hosts: Braedon Kruse, Chance Jones, Abel RodriguezGuests: Greg and Cyndi, Owners of G.I. Love Joe Coffee CompanySponsor: G.I. Love Joe Coffee CompanyBefore we jump into today's episode, let's take a moment to appreciate the brew that keeps us going. This episode is proudly brought to you by G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company, a woman and veteran-owned business right here in Tulsa, Oklahoma. G.I. Love Joe offers multiple coffee blends, each meticulously crafted to suit different taste profiles and roast levels. Whether you prefer the light and vibrant 'Bugle Boy', the all-day companion 'Old Glory', the pour-over favorite 'Haile to the Chief', or the strong and robust 'Bombs Away', there's a blend for every coffee lover. Support local and enjoy the brew that fuels our podcast, check out G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company. Remember, every sip is a salute to our soldiers.In this episode, we get the unique opportunity to sit down with Greg and Cyndi, the incredible duo behind our sponsor, G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company. We explore their passion for creating unique, flavorsome coffee blends and their admirable commitment to giving back to our soldiers.Tasty coffeeG.I. Love Joe Coffee Company offers four delectable blends, each crafted with careful attention to flavor profile and roast level:Bugle Boy: A lighter roast that presents a delightful flavor, boosted by a little extra caffeine. Ideal as a single K-cup.Old Glory: A medium roast with a pleasant, well-rounded flavor, making it a go-to for all-day drinking.Haile to the "Chief": A medium-dark roast with a distinguished flavor that truly shines as a pour-over.Bombs Away: A strong, dark roast perfect for an espresso brew when you're after that robust flavor.While their roaster recommends brewing as a pour-over, you're encouraged to brew these coffees as you prefer, highlighting the company's focus on a personalized coffee experience.But there's more to G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company than just incredible coffee. Every bag of coffee sold supports our soldiers, demonstrating a heartening blend of business and philanthropy. We delve into how this initiative came about, the impact it has had, and plans for the future.Key Takeaways:The unique qualities of each G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company blend and how they cater to different coffee preferences.How G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company is distinguishing itself in the coffee industry.The motivation behind supporting soldiers with every coffee bag sold and the impact of this initiative.Greg and Cyndi's journey in establishing G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company.The future plans for G.I. Love Joe Coffee Company.Tune in to explore the world of coffee with us, get to know more about our amazing sponsors, and understand why your morning cup of Joe could be your new way of supporting our troops.Enjoy this episode, and remember, each delicious sip of G.I. Love Joe Coffee not only stimulates your senses but also contributes to a noble cause.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this mouth-watering episode of Brews & Business, we get an inside look into the heart, history, and hard work behind Andolini's Worldwide. Join us as we converse with its mastermind, Mike Bausch, who has created a local empire with a global presence in the culinary space.Meet Mike Bausch: Unveil the journey of the force behind Andolini's Worldwide. From his marine roots and entrepreneurial spirit to his shared vision that brought Andolini's to life in Tulsa.A Military Legacy: The Marine Corps' influence on the Bausch family and how it shaped their tenacity and work ethics.Unsliced: Inside the Book: Get insights into Mike's book, which encapsulates 15 years of his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges, systems, and lessons learned.Navigating the Pizza World: A glance into the demanding world of the pizzeria industry and how Andolini’s continues to innovate and dominate.The Power of Sharing: Mike's perspective on the importance of knowledge-sharing and its dual benefits of altruism and self-interest.The Andolini Odyssey: Explore the history of Italian and Irish immigrants at Ellis Island, leading to the creation of the iconic Tulsa-style pizza.The Brands of Andolini's Worldwide: Discover the diverse range of brands under the Andolini's umbrella.Andolini's Pizzeria: Where it all began.Andolini's Sliced: A unique twist on pizza.Andolini's Catering: Delivering gourmet experiences.Andolini's Food Truck: On-the-move delicacies.Prossimo Ristorante: Italian dining redefined.Zasa's Pizza & Wings: A union of two comfort foods.STG Gelateria: Authentic Italian gelato.Metropolis Cheesesteaks: Philly's finest in Tulsa.Bagelarium: The best of bagels.Tulsa Flag Mart: Celebrating Tulsa's spirit.Quality Over Everything: The philosophy of ensuring customer satisfaction and how it's always been at the core of Andolini’s operations.Looking Ahead: Mike reveals his visions for the future of Andolini's Worldwide, upcoming events, and how he plans to continue innovating in the ever-evolving culinary space.Tune in for a roller coaster ride filled with stories of pizza, passion, and entrepreneurial prowess with Mike Bausch. Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a food enthusiast, or someone intrigued by brand stories, this episode is a must-listen. Mangia!"We truly appreciate you tuning in! If you're enjoying the content, we'd love to see your support. Please give us a like, subscribe, and leave us a review. It means the world to us and it helps others find us too! Also, we're curious to hear from you – comment below or reach out to us on our social media @brewsnbiz with topics you'd love for us to cover next time. Until then, cheers and happy brewing!"Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this invigorating episode of the Brews & Business Podcast, we sit down with Bradly Williams, the entrepreneurial spirit behind the acclaimed Campground Coffee. Dive into a rich blend of insights as we unpack:Branding Brilliance: The essence of Campground Coffee's unique identity and the magic beans of effective branding.Experiential Marketing Maven: Bradly's seasoned journey in the experiential marketing realm and how it shaped his business acumen.Media Musings: The influence and power of media in the ever-evolving landscape of business and how Campground Coffee harnesses it effectively.Marketing and Advertising AlchemyDelve into Brad's rich historyPioneering innovative marketing campaigns for notable brands.Crafting compelling narratives in the world of advertising.Fusing traditional marketing strategies with modern-day digital tactics.Lessons learned from years in the trenches and how they inform his approach at Campground Coffee.From Bean to Brew: The story of Campground Coffee's inception and its growth trajectory.Forge Ahead and Be Flexible: Bradly shares golden nuggets on the importance of adaptability, persistence, and resilience in the unpredictable world of business.Sip on these brewed insights and get ready to be caffeinated with knowledge and inspiration. Perfect for entrepreneurs, coffee aficionados, or anyone looking to glean some business wisdom over a good cup of joe. Grab your favorite mug and tune in!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Before we dive into today's episode, I want to take a moment to celebrate a significant milestone for the Brews & Business Podcast. It's been one incredible year since we first hit the airwaves, sharing inspiring stories, invaluable insights, and powerful advice from industry leaders, seasoned professionals, and passionate entrepreneurs.In the course of this year, we've had the privilege of connecting with countless listeners and fostering a community of motivated individuals all committed to learning, growing, and achieving success in their business journeys. It's been an incredibly rewarding experience, and we're excited about the road ahead.As we celebrate our first anniversary, we extend our heartfelt thanks to our incredible guests who have shared their wisdom and experiences, our amazing sponsors, and most importantly, you, our dedicated listeners, for your unwavering support and engagement.Here's to the past year of business, brews, and breakthroughs, and to many more to come. Happy anniversary to the Brews & Business Podcast!Drink for todayIt's G.I. Love JoeToday's episode is all about adaptation, resilience, and the day-to-day reality of running a small business. Join us as we delve into the nuts and bolts of navigating the world of small business. Kyle enlightens us on how he tackles everyday challenges, the importance of staying flexible, and why being willing to pivot is not just an option - it's a necessity for survival and success.Throughout the conversation, we focus on practical lessons that can be applied across various industries, from customer service to financial management. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the realities of small business ownership, from the highs and lows to the grit and determination required.Key Takeaways:Real-world examples of how Kyle, Braedon, Abel, and Chance, has faced and overcome everyday business challenges.The importance of adaptability in business, with insights from their own experience on how to pivot effectively.Strategies for resilience in the face of the unexpected, drawing from their journey as a small business owner.Tips and advice for those thinking about starting their own small business or struggling with their current business.A discussion on the significance of balancing ambition with practicality and flexibility.Having a clear understanding of what you want and need in your businessImportance of retaining talent and team members in your business1.2 million registered businesses in the last 18 monthsThe Great Resignation - Everyone wanting to go into business shouldn't beWhat's your anchor?Tune in to learn about the relentless nature of small business, and take away some actionable strategies that will help you thrive in any entrepreneurial landscape.Connect with Kyle SullivanWebsite: https://www.unleashthechamp.com//This is an episode that every small business owner, or anyone contemplating starting a business, won't want to miss. Join us for a deep dive into the art of adaptability and resilience in the small business world. Cheers to learning and growing together!Hosts: Braedon Kruse, Chance Jones, Abel RodriguezGuest: Kyle SullivanBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome a truly inspiring guest, Anatoliy, a man who started his journey with just $60 in his pocket and transformed it into a successful business empire.Anatoliy's story is not just about entrepreneurial success; it's about resilience, vision, and the willingness to continuously learn and adapt. Lately, he has been sharing his knowledge and strategies with other entrepreneurs to help them scale their businesses, resulting in astonishing success stories.Anatoliy will take us through some riveting case studies:How he took a business from zero to generating $2K a day with a tailored Facebook Ads strategy, eventually grossing over $36K in less than a month!The strategy that saved a dying product and took it from zero to $10K a day, sharing the simple but effective Buy One Get One (BOGO) strategy that you can steal today.Anatoliy rose from modest beginnings as a waiter in Dubai to create a million-dollar e-commerce enterprise within five years, demonstrating the incredible power of determination and hard work. As the founder of GSM Growth, Anatoliy's firm is committed to assisting e-commerce entrepreneurs by providing an expert team to kickstart their businesses. He also co-founded EcomScout.io, an AI-driven service that revolutionizes advertising campaign management by tracking loss events and providing real-time data for improved decision-making. His life story not only emphasizes the importance of perseverance in achieving e-commerce success but also serves as a source of inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs. Anatoliy's message is clear: with hard work, anything is achievable. This episode dives into his entrepreneurial wisdom, his strategies for success, and his commitment to empowering others in the e-commerce sector.Join us as Anatoliy shares insights on how to take your business to the next level using his proven marketing skills and business ecosystem.Key Takeaways:Learn from Anatoliy's journey from $60 to a successful business empire.Delve into case studies that illustrate the power of effective marketing strategies.Understand the nuances of Facebook Ads and how to leverage them for business growth.Discover how a simple BOGO strategy can revive a dying product and skyrocket its sales.Gain insights into building a robust business ecosystem that supports and promotes scaling.Want to Boost Your Sales? Start Creating Killer Ad Copy Today! Fill out the form and get our $97 eBook for FREE https://bit.ly/3JElvTN Company's website: https://gsmgrowthagency.com/Instagram: https://instagram.com/ecombyanatoliyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anatoliylabinskiy/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ecombyanatoliyPodcast: https://linktr.ee/ecombusinessstreamDon't miss this exciting episode that packs in not just an incredible entrepreneurial journey but actionable strategies to scale your brand. Let's learn, grow, and brew success together!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Welcome to another episode of the Brews & Business Podcast! Today, we have the privilege of hosting Nick Wood, from Eagle Rock Realty, who is here to guide us through the intricacies of commercial lending and financing for small businesses.Topics discussed in this episode:Nick's Journey in Real Estate: We begin the episode with Nick sharing his journey in real estate, from investing in rental properties to co-founding Eagle Rock Realty. Nick's diverse experiences in the industry have equipped him with a wealth of knowledge that he's eager to share with our listeners.Non real estate commercial lending aspect, such as SBA loans, private business loans, etc.Understanding Commercial Lending: Nick provides a comprehensive overview of commercial lending, explaining what it is, how it works, and why it's crucial for small businesses.Navigating the Financing Space: Navigating the financing landscape can be challenging for small businesses. Nick shares some practical tips and strategies to help small business owners traverse this space more effectively.Role of a Real Estate Agent in Commercial Lending: Nick discusses the role of a real estate agent in the commercial lending process. He highlights how an agent's expertise can help businesses secure the best financing deals.Owner Finance Solution for 1099 Employees and Business Owners: Nick shares his innovative approach to assisting 1099 employees and business owners who face challenges in obtaining financing due to lack of taxable income history.Future of Commercial Lending: As we look to the future, Nick shares his insights on emerging trends in commercial lending and how small businesses can prepare to take advantage of these opportunities.Q&A: We wrap up the episode with a Q&A segment, addressing listener questions about commercial lending and financing.Join us in this enlightening conversation as Nick Wood shares his expert insights and practical tips on commercial lending and financing for small businesses. Whether you're a small business owner looking to secure financing or a budding entrepreneur planning to venture into the commercial real estate space, this episode is packed with valuable information.Guest(s): Nick Wood, Eagle Rock RealtyMentioned in this episode: Eagle Rock Realty & Property ManagementRemember to subscribe to the "Brews & Business Podcast" so you don't miss any upcoming episodes. Please also rate and review us to help others find our show!Stay tuned for our next episode, where we continue to bring you powerful stories and valuable business insights from industry experts.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Introduction: In this episode, we sit down with Bret Barnhart, the 4th generation Owner and Operator of Barnhart Excavating. Bret shares with us his success and failure stories over the years and talks about business, finance, operations, and much more.Key takeaways:Bret shares the history of Barnhart Excavating, a family-owned business that started in the 1930sBret talks about the importance of hard work, customer service, and trust in building a successful business.Bret shares some of the challenges he faced over the years, including financial struggles and equipment failures, and how he overcame them.Bret discusses the role of technology in the excavation industry and how his company has adapted to new technologies to improve operations.Bret shares his thoughts on the future of the excavation industry and how his company is positioning itself for growth.Continuing the Family Legacy: Bret shares the intriguing history of his family's involvement in the excavation business, which began in the 1930s. With a legacy that has withstood the test of time, Bret gives insights into the evolution of the company, from his great-grandfather starting with mules and slips to utilizing the latest GPS technology for accuracy and efficiency.Generational Excellence: Bret expounds on the core value of Generational Excellence. He emphasizes the importance of continuing the legacy that his family has created in the industry, and how it motivates him and his team in their daily operations.No Regrets: Bret explains the Barnhart principle of "No Regrets," in which all business and personal decisions made by owners and employees are geared towards achieving long-term positive outcomes. This ethos drives their commitment to quality and precision in all their projects.Financial Stability: Bret shares how Barnhart Excavating ensures financial stability and resilience. He discusses their financial strategies and how these aid them in overcoming any potential business obstacles.Straightforward Communication: Bret emphasizes the importance of straightforward communication in their operations. He explains how honesty, responsibility, awareness, and transparency play key roles in their interactions with clients and within the team.Innovation and Technology in Excavation: Bret discusses the technological advancements in the excavation industry and how his company leverages these developments. From GPS technology to modern machinery, learn how Barnhart Excavating stays at the forefront of the industry.Looking Ahead: Bret shares his vision for the future of Barnhart Excavating. He touches on the company's growth plans, upcoming projects, and how they aim to expand their legacy in Northeastern Oklahoma and beyondRemember to subscribe to our podcast to make sure you don't miss any of our upcoming episodes. Please rate and review us as well to help others find our show! We can't wait to bring you more powerful stories and valuable insights from industry experts in our next episode.Guest: Bret Barnhart, 2nd generation Owner and Operator of Barnhart ExcavatingBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this informative episode, we bring you a riveting conversation with our special guest, Jim Herron from AllInsure, an independent insurance brokerage built on supporting local businesses. We delve into the unique intricacies of commercial insurance, with a special focus on itemized coverage, protection for cannabis businesses, and professional liability insurance.Key Takeaways:Jim Herron discusses the benefits of working with an independent insurance brokerage like AllInsure, emphasizing the personalized, hands-on service and expertise they provide in helping businesses navigate the complex world of commercial insurance.The conversation unveils the hidden benefits of itemizing commercial insurance coverage. By dividing your policies amongst multiple providers, you can tailor coverage to your specific needs, leverage the unique strengths of each provider, and create a comprehensive, multi-faceted risk management strategy.Jim provides a detailed explanation of how AllInsure supports the cannabis industry with its specialized insurance services. Their comprehensive coverage plans cater to the unique risks associated with different aspects of cannabis businesses, from cultivation to retail.The importance of professional liability insurance is underscored. Jim details how this coverage protects businesses from potential legal costs and damages resulting from professional errors or omissions. This coverage is essential for any business providing professional services or advice.Jim offers invaluable advice on how to evaluate the right amount of liability coverage for your business. He highlights the need to assess specific business risks, legal requirements, operational size, and contractual obligations. Additionally, he stresses the importance of consulting with an insurance professional to ensure comprehensive and appropriate coverage.The conversation also touches on the importance of regularly reviewing and updating insurance coverage to keep up with the evolving needs of a growing business.Finally, Jim gives a valuable reminder of the balance required between coverage and cost. While it's important to protect your business with comprehensive coverage, it's equally important to consider the affordability of insurance premiums. Thus, striking the right balance is key to ensuring long-term business sustainability.Highlight: The episode highlights the importance of comprehensive, tailored insurance coverage for businesses, particularly those in unique industries like cannabis. Jim's insights provide listeners with valuable knowledge on how to navigate the complexities of commercial insurance, making the episode a must-listen for entrepreneurs and business owners.AllInsure's Cybersecurity Offerings: We discuss AllInsure's approach to cybersecurity and the unique solutions they offer to their clients.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Welcome to another insightful episode of the Brews & Business Podcast. In this episode, we're thrilled to welcome Christopher Claflin, the trailblazing mind behind Claflin Media, as we delve into the paradigm shift in social media management.Topics discussed in this episode:Introduction: We kick off the episode by introducing Christopher Claflin, spotlighting his insightful TikTok video where he candidly discusses the antiquated approach of some social media managers. We also provide a brief context of the current state of social media platforms, with a special focus on Instagram.Old-School Approach to Social Media Management: Christopher sheds light on what "old-school" content creation looks like, its limitations in today's rapidly changing social media landscape, and the potential pitfalls of sticking to traditional content strategies.The Shift in Social Media Platforms and User Behavior: We delve into how social media platforms, particularly Instagram, have evolved, and the challenges they currently face in retaining creators. This leads us to a discussion about changing user expectations and why businesses must adapt their content strategies accordingly.Embracing New Trends for Effective Social Media Management: Christopher emphasizes the importance of staying updated with the latest social media trends and content formats. He shares innovative approaches and best practices for creating content that not only resonates with the target audience but also drives engagement.TikTok's Impact on Social Media Content Creation: We explore the transformative influence of TikTok on social media content strategies and its ripple effects on other platforms. Christopher also provides insight into how businesses can harness TikTok's unique features to forge stronger connections with their audience.Staying Ahead of the Curve: As we wrap up, Christopher shares actionable tips for businesses and social media managers to keep pace with the fast-moving social media landscape. He underscores the importance of continuous learning, experimentation, and adaptation in the ever-evolving world of social media.Join us for this riveting discussion as Christopher Claflin unveils the new rules of the game in social media management. Whether you're a social media manager, a small business owner, or simply interested in the dynamics of social media platforms, this episode promises a wealth of valuable insights.Guest(s): Christopher Claflin, Claflin MediaDon't forget to subscribe to the "Brews & Business Podcast" to ensure you don't miss any of our upcoming episodes. Please rate and review us as well to help others find our show! Tune in to our next episode where we continue to bring you powerful stories and valuable insights from industry experts.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this mouthwatering episode of the Brews & Business Podcast, we go behind the scenes of Hideaway Pizza, a beloved and successful pizza chain with roots dating back to 1957. Join us as we sit down with its President, Tim Anderson, to discuss the history, operations, and unique strategies that have helped make Hideaway Pizza a household name.Throughout the conversation, we cover the following topics:The origins of Hideaway Pizza: Tim shares the story behind the founding of Hideaway Pizza by Richard "The Big Kahuna" Dermer and his wife, Marti, near the Oklahoma State University campus in Stillwater, Oklahoma, and how their commitment to happy employees and guests have contributed to the company's success.Stillwater Roots: We explore the strong connection between Hideaway Pizza and its community, highlighting the brand's dedication to its Stillwater roots and the continued support from local fans.Expansion and growth: Tim discusses the journey of Hideaway Pizza since its inception in 1957, detailing the brand's growth and expansion into new markets, including its recent foray into Arkansas with three new locations.Future plans: We delve into Hideaway Pizza's plans for opening additional locations in the coming years and how the company intends to maintain its core values while expanding its footprint.The secret to great pizza: Tim shares the key factors that set Hideaway Pizza apart from the competition, from high-quality ingredients and unique recipes to exceptional customer service.Adapting to change: We discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by Hideaway Pizza over the years and how the company has successfully adapted to shifting consumer preferences and industry trends.Community engagement: Tim highlights Hideaway Pizza's commitment to giving back to the communities it serves, touching on various charitable initiatives and partnerships.Building a loyal fan base: We explore the strategies employed by Hideaway Pizza to cultivate a devoted following and maintain strong customer relationships.Join us in this appetizing episode of the Brews & Business Podcast as we uncover the story behind Hideaway Pizza's enduring success. With insights from President Tim Anderson, you'll get an exclusive look at what makes this iconic pizza chain stand out and continue to thrive.Tune in now and satisfy your curiosity about the secrets behind Hideaway Pizza's delectable dough and remarkable journey. Don't miss this delicious discussion!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In this information-packed episode, we welcome legal expert Colton Richardson to discuss the critical aspects of business legal essentials, including insurance, liability, and the legal implications of social media use. Colton shares his valuable insights and practical advice to help businesses navigate the complexities of these topics.Throughout the conversation, we cover the following key points:Insurance fundamentals: Colton explains the importance of insurance in protecting businesses and outlines the various types of coverage available for different industries.Assessing insurance needs: We discuss how to determine the appropriate level of insurance coverage for your business and the factors to consider when choosing an insurance provider.Understanding business liability: Colton sheds light on the different types of claims that can be brought against businesses and the potential consequences of not having adequate liability coverage.Mitigating employee negligence risks: We explore strategies for reducing the risks associated with employee negligence, including proper training and supervision.Navigating social media liability: Colton delves into the legal challenges businesses face when using social media and creating content, touching on issues such as intellectual property rights, defamation, and privacy concerns.Safeguarding your brand online: We discuss best practices for protecting your brand's reputation on social media and the importance of implementing a comprehensive social media policy.Legal considerations for content creators: Colton shares insights on the legal obligations and potential pitfalls content creators should be aware of when producing and sharing content online.Staying informed and compliant: We emphasize the importance of staying up-to-date with the latest legal developments and regulations to ensure your business remains compliant and protected.Seeking professional legal advice: Colton highlights the benefits of consulting with legal experts to navigate the complexities of business law and safeguard your company's interests.Don't miss this invaluable discussion on business legal essentials with Colton Richardson. Tune in to gain practical knowledge and expert advice on insurance, liability, and social media, helping you protect your business and minimize potential legal risks in today's complex legal landscape.Thank you for Guesting Colton RichardsonBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

In today's highly competitive world, personal branding has become a crucial factor in standing out and creating a lasting impression. In this episode, we explore the importance of personal branding, discussing how to harness its power to unlock success and opportunities in both your professional and personal life.Throughout the conversation, we delve into the following topics:Defining personal branding: Understanding what personal branding is and why it matters more than ever in today's digital age.Crafting your personal brand: Identifying your unique value proposition and translating it into a compelling brand narrative.Online presence and reputation management: Discuss the role of social media, websites, and other digital platforms in building and maintaining your personal brand.Networking and relationship-building: Emphasizing the importance of forging connections with like-minded individuals and nurturing relationships that can lead to growth and opportunities.Authenticity and consistency: Sharing tips on how to maintain authenticity and consistency across all aspects of your personal brand.Personal branding and career advancement: Exploring how a strong personal brand can open doors and create opportunities for career growth.Overcoming personal branding challenges: Addressing common hurdles in personal branding and offering strategies to overcome them.Success stories: Featuring inspiring examples of individuals who have leveraged their personal brands to achieve remarkable success.Personal branding resources: Recommending tools, books, and courses to help you build and enhance your personal brand.Join us as we discuss the significance of personal branding and provide practical advice on how to make your mark in today's fast-paced world. By the end of the episode, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and inspiration to develop your own unique personal brand and pave the way for a successful and fulfilling life.Don't miss this enlightening conversation on the power of personal branding. Tune in now and take the first step toward unlocking a world of opportunities and success!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Introduction: Welcome to Navigating IT and Cybersecurity, the podcast that explores the world of information technology and cybersecurity. In today's episode, we're joined by Jim Herron, the CEO of Hummingbird Tech, to discuss the importance of understanding the reality of technology in business. We'll be covering topics like cost, data storage, risk, and outsourcing, and how they impact business operations.Segment 1: Does Your Tech Support Your Business? In this segment, we'll be discussing how technology should align with your business goals and operations. We'll talk about the importance of assessing whether the current tech solution is supporting what the business does best, and how to identify areas for improvement. Jim will provide insights and advice on how to evaluate your tech needs and make informed decisions.Segment 2: Cost and Data Storage In this segment, we'll talk about the cost of technology and how to determine if you're spending too much. We'll also explore data storage options, including cloud-based solutions, and the importance of data security. Jim will share his experience in managing costs and data storage for businesses and offer tips on how to stay within budget.Segment 3: Risk and Outsourcing In this segment, we'll discuss the risks involved in technology and how to manage them. We'll talk about the impact of downtime and the importance of having a contingency plan. We'll also explore the option of outsourcing IT operations and the benefits and drawbacks that come with it. Jim will provide his expertise on managing risk and outsourcing for businesses.Segment 4: Customer Expectations in a Digital World In this segment, we'll discuss how technology can help businesses meet customer expectations in a digital world. We'll talk about how technology can be used to create personalized experiences for customers and improve customer engagement. Jim will share his insights on how to leverage technology to exceed customer expectations.Conclusion: As we wrap up today's episode, we want to thank Jim Herron for joining us and sharing his insights on navigating IT and cybersecurity. We hope you've gained valuable insights into the reality of technology in business and how it can impact your operations. Remember to assess your tech needs and make informed decisions to ensure your business stays competitive. And, we'd like to give a special thanks to Dead Armadillo Craft Brewing for supplying us with beer on this episode. Tune in next time for more on navigating IT and cybersecurity.Guest:Jim Herron with Hummingbird TechThank you to Dead Armadillo Brewery for supplying the beer!----------------Welcome to Brews and Business, where small business owners share their stories and experiences with entrepreneurs everywhere! Want to know more about all the in-depth aspects of business? Tune into the Brews and Business podcast now to hear insights on topics like HR, finance, sales, marketing, logistics, and more. We proudly bring listeners up close with everyday business owners for an inspiring and informative take on the world of small business. So grab your favorite brew, sit back and listen now!🎧👉 Brews & Business Podcast🎧👉 Marketing for Small Business Podcast🎧 iHeart, Google, Apple, Spotify, + MORE 💯spreaker.com/user/krucastBrews & Business Podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/brews-businessMarketing for Small Business Podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/marketing-for-the-small-businessBraedon KruseSooner Marketing Solutions"Marketing Solutions That Deliver Sooner Results"Marketersoonermarketingsolutions.comAbel RodriguezARC Outdoorsmen"Creating & Maintaining Your Outdoor Living"Ownerarcoutdoorsmen.comChance JonesThreaded IndustriesOwnerthreadedindustries.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

Welcome to today's episode of Brews & Business, where we'll be discussing Powerful HR Solutions for Small Businesses. Our guest today is Allie Gordon, a seasoned HR professional with Insperity, who will share her insights on managing employee experience, company culture, and compliance and benefit strategies for small businesses.Employee experience is a critical factor in today's war for top talent. Allie will walk us through how small businesses can create a positive employee experience that attracts and retains top talent. She will discuss the importance of offering competitive compensation and benefits, as well as opportunities for career growth and development. Allie will also talk about how small businesses can foster a culture of inclusion and belonging that empowers employees to contribute their best work.Company culture is essential to the success of any business, and Allie will explain how small businesses can develop a strong culture that aligns with their values and mission. She will discuss how to communicate and reinforce company culture through regular engagement with employees and by setting expectations for behavior and performance. Allie will also share some examples of how small businesses can build a culture of innovation and collaboration that drives business success.Compliance and benefits strategies are critical to protecting both the employer and the employees. Allie will explain how small businesses can navigate the complex world of employment law and ensure they are in compliance with regulations. She will discuss the importance of offering benefits such as health insurance, retirement plans, and paid time off to attract and retain top talent. Allie will also explain how small businesses can develop a comprehensive benefits package that meets the needs of their employees while staying within their budget.Whether you are a small business owner or an HR professional, this episode of Brews & Business will provide you with valuable insights on managing employee experience, company culture, and compliance and benefits strategies. So tune in and join the conversation with Allie Gordon from Insperity.https://www.insperity.com/Welcome to Brews and Business, where small business owners share their stories and experiences with entrepreneurs everywhere! Want to know more about all the in-depth aspects of business? Tune into the Brews and Business podcast now to hear insights on topics like HR, finance, sales, marketing, logistics, and more. We proudly bring listeners up close with everyday business owners for an inspiring and informative take on the world of small business. So grab your favorite brew, sit back and listen now!🎧👉 Brews & Business Podcast🎧👉 Marketing for Small Business Podcast🎧 iHeart, Google, Apple, Spotify, + MORE 💯spreaker.com/user/krucastBrews & Business Podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/brews-businessMarketing for Small Business Podcasthttps://www.spreaker.com/show/marketing-for-the-small-businessBraedon KruseSooner Marketing Solutions"Marketing Solutions That Deliver Sooner Results"Marketersoonermarketingsolutions.comAbel RodriguezARC Outdoorsmen"Creating & Maintaining Your Outdoor Living"Ownerarcoutdoorsmen.comChance JonesThreaded IndustriesOwnerthreadedindustries.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.

February is our month of HR. The podcast is show-style, with little formality, but we still want some structure with talking points. At the end of the day, our listeners are small businesses and solopreneurs. In this episode, we want to talk about things like getting started with insurance for your employees, what those options look like, etc.Why do I need insurance for my business?Should insurance be included in my business budget?Other than my Business Owners Policy, what other insurance coverage should I consider?Does my business qualify for “group” insurance?How much does health insurance cost?How can I find a one-size-fits-all plan for my employee’s individual needs?Small Business Health Care Tax Credit, Who will be covered under a group health insurance plan?How much can I afford to contribute toward monthly premiums for a group health insurance plan?Would you and your employees rather pay more up-front and less when sick, or vice versa?Can I afford to bundle vision or dental care when purchasing a group health insurance plan?What group health insurance coverage options can my licensed health insurance agent recommend?Where do I purchase insurance for my company?How can I get ahold of Enlighten Benefits?Guests:Enlighten Benefitshttps://enlightenbenefits.com/(918) 584 [email protected] Wiley - [email protected] Rufner - [email protected] a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.