Organizing Chaos

Many times when a business is started or a new product/service is being developed, we feel like everything must be perfect and complete before we release it to the world.

speak with Joshua Merrill of Legacy Coffee Company who started his beloved Spring Hill, TN coffee company even after a failed Kickstarter campaign and numerous other setbacks. Check out Joshua's interview packed full of inspiration, hope, and raw entrepreneurial spirit.

In this week's episode, I draw on a recent conversation with a small team manager about how their boss is destroying their loyalty and driving them away. If you really want some insight into the minds of your team members and are looking for 3 impactful things you can do to keep them around, check out this episode.

In this week's episode, I draw on a recent conversation with a small team manager about how their boss is destroying their loyalty and driving them away. If you really want some insight into the minds of your team members and are looking for 3 impactful things you can do to keep them around, check out this episode.

In this episode, I speak with Ryan Estabrooks - media guru, film director, and screen writer.

If you're a solopreneur - don't miss this episode about developing your brand, trusting your gut, and understanding the power of the "Minimum Viable Product."

Pretending to be something you're not will only get you so far. On the other hand, you can be 100% your true self, but struggle with communication when it comes to people who are different from you.

In this week's episode, I speak with former Dave Ramsey employee, Marcus Meazzo of Meazzo Design about what it means to have an authentic brand, why being yourself is so crucial to success, and the struggles of building a business that is genuine and lasting.

In this episode, I interview media wizard Ross Jaynes of Jaynes Media. Ross has been working with businesses small and large to help them tell their story better.

How does one build a business built on the passion of wanting to act and direct? Where would you start with such a venture? And how do you build a business around a team of people who are freelancers?

In this episode I share the process I use to mange my time. Every Monday I have sacred time carved out to plan my week. With all the different activities I'm engaged in, it's crucial that I do this. Do you have any tips or tricks for time management that you couldn't live without? I'd love to know.

In this week's episode, I interview Aaron Rudd who started Columbia's first coworking space - Muletown Collective. What does it take to start a community? What kinds of struggles do you face in those early days of starting a business? How do you trust others to help you build something great?

I really enjoyed the powerful insight and great advice I got from this interview and I think you will too.

In this week's episode, I interview Aaron Rudd who started Columbia's first coworking space - Muletown Collective. What does it take to start a community? What kinds of struggles do you face in those early days of starting a business? How do you trust others to help you build something great?

I really enjoyed the powerful insight and great advice I got from this interview and I think you will too.