Jules & Statoya Talk Shop: Lessons Learned While Captaining A 90 Ft. Yacht

Jules & Statoya Talk Shop: Lessons Learned While Captaining A 90 Ft. Yacht

For the past 10 days, we had the amazing privilege of being a part of a 4 person crew on a 90 ft. yacht (pictured right). The owner needed to bring the boat from New York City all the way down the east coast to Ft. Lauderdale, FL. It was an opportunity of a lifetime that we just couldn’t refuse. On our last day of the voyage, we decided to do a podcast episode where we talk about all the things we learned over the last 10 days that could directly apply to being an entrepreneur and running a business. Thanks for listening!

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Being A Helper of People, Trusting The Process, And Building A Thriving Program For The Underserved

Being A Helper of People, Trusting The Process, And Building A Thriving Program For The Underserved

Dr. Carly McCord has got a heart the size of Texas, and her vision for her life is not any smaller. As the Director of one of the only strictly telehealth clinics in the country, she’s making her mark on this world. In this episode, we’ll talk about what it takes to build something from scratch in a place where you are completely grant funded. She talks about how important it is to patiently build and nurture your network, and how she balances being a good leader and team player, while being a momma to two little ones. Carly is driven, she’s smart as a whip, she works hard at seeing the best and potential in everyone that crosses her path, and she loves to have a good time. Over the course of her life, she’s not been a stranger to hardship, but her positively and desire to find the good makes her a joy to be around. She calls Texas home and wants to see a day where mental health care is available to everyone and anyone who needs it, regardless of their financial situation. Thanks for listening as we explore how this good friend of mine uses her life to positively impact as many people as she can.

Making Sure You’re Never The Smartest Person In The Room, Choreographing Your Own Demotion, And Honoring A Person’s Dignity As He/She Gets Older

Making Sure You’re Never The Smartest Person In The Room, Choreographing Your Own Demotion, And Honoring A Person’s Dignity As He/She Gets Older

Jack York is a leader that people want to be around. He’s the kind of guy who, at tradeshows, has a long line of people waiting to even get a few minutes with him. And, after listening to him on this podcast, we think you’ll understand why. Jack “demoted” himself so that he could fill the role with someone else more “capable”. That demotion has freed him up to do what he loves – being (in his own words) the minstrel of It’s Never 2 Late. He built this company from nothing but a desire to give dignity to the older generation, into a thriving business that was bought by an equity investor. In this episode, we laugh, talk business, revisit old memories, and even cry a few tears together. This is a podcast episode that will cause you to reflect on your own leadership, vision, and purpose in this life. It’s a good one, so grab a cup of coffee or a glass of wine, buckle your seatbelt, or get your exercise on, and let’s learn together how to be better humans.

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Balancing Newborn Twins With A Growing Business, Building a Professional T-Shirt and Shorts Type Culture, And Strategically Planning Growth And Expansion

Balancing Newborn Twins With A Growing Business, Building a Professional T-Shirt and Shorts Type Culture, And Strategically Planning Growth And Expansion

In our opinion, Meredith and Brad Ebenhoeh are the perfect first guests for our first official Power (Couple) Hour podcast episode. Both together and individually, they are the embodiment of a GSD Entrepreneur. Within a few short years, they’ve left corporate careers at PricewaterhouseCoopers, made a move from Charlotte to Charleston, set up an accounting business, redefined their go-to-market strategy, rebranded that business into Accountfully, grew it to 12 team members, expanded to add a second office in Nashville… and had twins. In this episode, we talk about how to work well together as a husband and wife team, how to build a culture that you’re proud of, and hear about their exciting plan for growth and expansion. As always, thanks for listening and learning with us that accounting, in fact, can be fun!  🙂

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Preserving Our Earth, Creating Awareness, And Being A Steady, Loyal & Collaborative Leader

Preserving Our Earth, Creating Awareness, And Being A Steady, Loyal & Collaborative Leader

Alys Campaigne is brilliant and fascinating. She was conceived in a West African hut by hippy peace corps parents, is a vegan who grew up on a hog farm, and has been a featured guest on C-Span more than once. She has spent a significant portion of her career advocating for, put simply, a better earth for all of us. She’s spent 10 years in Washington, DC helping create and lead the External Affairs department of the Center for American Progress, a nationally influential think tank, working as Legislative Director for the Natural Resources Defense Council, and as a Legislative Aide in the U.S. House and Senate. Alys co-founded a consulting business to national non-profit organizations with her husband, George, called Engage Strategies, headquartered in Charleston, SC. We hope you enjoy this episode and maybe learn a thing or two about how to care for this special planet we live on.

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