What if the way you work is more than just a way to earn a living? In this episode, Jason explores the idea that meaningful work can become a form of worship, an opportunity to serve people, create value, fulfill your calling, and make a difference in the world. He also explains why loving hard work does not mean ignoring balance, health, safety, or the people doing the work.  What you'll learn in this episode: Why meaningful work can be connected to purpose, service, and worship. How Lean

What happens when being "nice" means never setting standards, never addressing poor performance, and never holding teams accountable? In this episode, Jason explores the uncomfortable consequences of avoiding accountability and questions whether protecting people from difficult conversations can ultimately hurt them more. He discusses operating systems, training, field walks, psychological safety, and the responsibility leaders have to create an environment where people can succeed while still

Send us Fan Mail This week, I sit down with Hannah Carvey to talk about the moment a career can start shrinking you instead of helping you grow. After more than two decades as a speech-language pathologist, Hannah realized her work had become less about helping people connect and more about paperwork, tracking minutes, and following someone else’s rules. Her decision to leave wasn’t sudden, but it did require a simple, uncomfortable step: saying out loud that she was done. We explore fear, ex...

The Trail Boss Model for Digital OwnershipWhat if the best way to build a business was to give something useful away first? In this episode, we break down the Trail Boss model, a simple flywheel built on open value, trust, and self-reliance instead of paywalls and artificial scarcity. It starts with a free tool, then a free story so you can get to know the person behind it. A low-cost eBook shows you how to get the most out of the tool, and Unbridled Tech Academy teaches you to build your own

Turn Everyday Skills Into Side Income What if the side income you're looking for doesn't require starting a company, buying equipment, or spending a dime to launch? In this episode of Trail Boss Radio, we dig into the Zero Startup Venture Guide — a look at how active retirees and independent workers can build a purposeful, profitable second act using what they already have: skills, a smartphone, a vehicle, and a network of people who already trust them. 🤠 Ten Zero-Startup Ventures No money down, no

In this episode, we explore the tendency to constantly project our thoughts into the future and how it can detract from experiencing the present. By offering practical tips and mindfulness techniques, listeners will learn how to stay grounded in the moment while still effectively planning for what lies ahead.

How Rover Sitter Onboarding Really WorksWhat does it actually take to become a pet sitter on Rover? In this episode of Trail Boss Radio, we take a ride through the Rover sitter onboarding process—from the first click to getting your services in front of potential customers. This is exactly the kind of real-world question we like to explore in the Side-Hustle Opportunity Laboratory: Before you chase the opportunity, understand the trail. We walk through the basic onboarding process: Choose the

Most leaders don't fail because of bad strategy — they fail because execution breaks down under pressure. Dre Baldwin built an entire methodology around closing that gap, and in this episode he brings it straight to the localization and language services world.In this episode:• Why execution consistency — not strategy — is the real performance differentiator• How the Power Presence Protocol helps leaders and teams operate at a higher standard under pressure• The concept of "The Third Day" and the

Anyone can create a franchise if they have enough money and one unit open. Not necessarily a SUCCESSFUL unit. What to look for when considering a franchise opportunity.Real-world food truck training in about 10 minutes. Profit, pricing, food cost, speed of service, marketing, events, and smart systems—no hype, just what works.Enjoyed this episode? Please do two things for me. First hit "Follow" on Spotify so you never miss a new one. Second go to https://www.nsfva.org/join and become a

You don’t know what you don’t know and weddings can be like that. There are dozens of little unglamorous things that never make it onto a wedding mood board, but that couples end up wishing they had planned for. This episode is a companion to episode 66, where I counted down 9 regrets I've either lived, read about or heard from my own couples. Well, there are more. 9 more, to be exact. I’m going to take you from the moment you wake up on the morning of your wedding to when you first step into...

Anxiety represents data for your brain, not danger to your body. In this episode Tess is joined by Laura Dean, President of the British Psychological Society and Principal Occupational Psychologist at the Cabinet Office, to discuss how you can use interview nerves to your advantage. Laura shares self soothing tips to help you prepare for pressure and how you can build up pressure tolerance. Laura and Tess also focus on behavioural success, what that means and how to deal with stereotype threat

Is the 'Rat Race' actually a trap? 🐀What if the secret to a successful life isn't a C-suite title, but a quiet Tuesday morning with zero anxiety? We are witnessing a massive cultural shift: modern adults are choosing 'average' over 'extraordinary', and it might just be the healthiest trend of the century.In this episode, we peel back the layers of the anti-hustle culture movement. We aren't just talking about quitting your job; we're talking about redefining success in an era of global instability

Welcome back to B is for Book Coach. I’m B, midwife of big ideas and book development partner for writers and non-writers alike. Today, we’re making space for choices.I don’t know about you, but I don’t like to be put in a box.The older I get, the more I see and experience, the less I think any of us can fit into simple categories. The same goes for our work or projects.- The Visibility Spectrum (I recommend taking the quiz or grabbing a mini session.)- Approaching a project as an author vs

Good now revolutionaries— Extended Monday Rise Up Morning Show. Evan is traveling to Alex's for Tybee Pirate Fest week; Alex + Will + Matthew hold the show down and friend-of-show Hermine Wong (former SEC attorney, now teaching at UC Berkeley) joins mid-episode for a quick-hit on all things SEC. Cold open: CollectorCrypt watcha + Klarna Pokemon ($40K card for $800/mo payments — welcome to 2026) + the Fanatics-fake-bid Lugia drama ($10.5M bid canceled right as the auction cleared the floor; cl...

Do you feel like after you exercise or get sick, you just don't bounce back the way you used to?  Or maybe you've been told to "boost" your immune system, but no one's ever really explained what that actually means or whether it's even the right goal.  We cover: Why "boosting" your immune system is the wrong goal, and what we want instead What happens to the immune system as estrogen drops, and why autoimmunity hits women so much harder in midlife The surprising link between the gut, bones,

The home you want to buy may never hit the market because its owner doesn’t want the tax bill that comes with selling. Could a proposed tax change give those homeowners a reason to move and give you a better shot at buying your first home?In this episode of The Educated HomeBuyer, Jeb Smith and Josh Lewis explain how increasing the capital gains tax exclusion for home sellers could unlock housing inventory and create opportunities for first-time home buyers. We discuss what more homes for sale could

Michael Decker, NSSA® walks through a widening gap between short-term and long-term interest rates that echoes the run-up to 2008. Plus two "would you rather" thought experiments that show how differently people judge risk once real dollars and timelines are on the table.The following is from Mike’s weekly webinar.Ready to build a retirement plan around your life, not a product? Get the free book and tools 👉https://RetireOnTime.com/Free  This is for educational purposes only and is not

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You are working every spare minute, and the business still is not growing the way it should. Amy Marie Hann spent 10 years hustling in a sales business that never really scaled. She worked constantly, burned out, and eventually realized that more effort was not going to fix the way the business was built. Amy is the creator of Master the Mundane, a book and membership community for mothers with ADHD. In this conversation, she explains why people with ADHD can stay with the wrong thing for too...

After 10 years of homeschooling, I'm increasingly convinced that we need a better way to talk about education. Homeschool can be wonderful. It can also have serious problems. Public school can serve children beautifully. It can also fail them. The same is true of private schools, charter schools, Montessori schools, and pretty much every other educational model we could name. So why do we keep trying to turn these choices into absolutes? In this episode, I'm talking about why I don't believe