"We’ve done over $2 million in equipment sales in 12 months—all from social media." This episode dives deep into how social media transformed from a simple storytelling tool into a revenue powerhouse. We break down how sharing the right story—starting with a failed TV show—became the foundation for launching Ferncrest, selling over $2M in equipment, and turning casual followers into committed franchisees. We also get real about the imposter syndrome that comes with constant content creation, ...
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"We’ve done over $2 million in equipment sales in 12 months—all from social media." This episode dives deep into how social media transformed from a simple storytelling tool into a revenue powerhouse. We break down how sharing the right story—starting with a failed TV show—became the foundation for launching Ferncrest, selling over $2M in equipment, and turning casual followers into committed franchisees. We also get real about the imposter syndrome that comes with constant content creation, ...
Vasectomy Decisions, Work Addiction, and Raising Entrepreneurial Kids
Finding Brotherly Love
28 minutes
9 months ago
Vasectomy Decisions, Work Addiction, and Raising Entrepreneurial Kids
In Episode 7 of Finding Brotherly Love, we’re diving deep into the realities of raising kids while building a business. From navigating sleepless nights with newborns to teaching kids about entrepreneurship, we explore the challenges, lessons, and unexpected joys of juggling family and work. We touch on the importance of intentional time with family, the myth of work-life balance, and how our kids inspire us to build a better future. Whether you’re a parent, an entrepreneur, or both, this epi...
Finding Brotherly Love
"We’ve done over $2 million in equipment sales in 12 months—all from social media." This episode dives deep into how social media transformed from a simple storytelling tool into a revenue powerhouse. We break down how sharing the right story—starting with a failed TV show—became the foundation for launching Ferncrest, selling over $2M in equipment, and turning casual followers into committed franchisees. We also get real about the imposter syndrome that comes with constant content creation, ...