Afleveringen
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Stick with your heart and do what you really love. Join Olivia Vanderford in welcoming a recent Engler graduate, Abby Miller! She is the owner and founder of Pat On Tap and Abby Miller Photography. Through both of her businesses she creates precious memories by making an impact on people's lives. Abby enjoys doing her businesses because she gets to do what she loves and provide quality work for communities. Tune into this episode to hear how Abby literally chose the driver's seat and starts taking control of her life journey.
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Step outside of your comfort zone and find your inner creativity. Join Olivia Vanderford in welcoming current Engler sophmore, Jenna Knake! She is the owner and founder of both The Tipsy Armadillo and Connect Ag Ed and through her businesses she does leather crafting and solves problems for agriculture teachers. Jenna enjoys doing her businesses because they fufill both of her passions of creativity and giving back to the agriculture industry. Tune into this episode to hear how Jenna is molding leather and the future of agriculture.
https://www.instagram.com/thetipsyarmadillo_leatherco?igsh=MTdlcXBmY2V5eDVq
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Pay attention to the details of your craft and your life. Join Olivia Vanderford in welcoming current Engler junior, Sydney Wellsandt! She is the owner and founder of Double U Silver and through her business she creates handmade sterling silver jewelry. Sydney enjoys making jewelry especially because it becomes such an important part of people's lives. Tune into this episode to hear how Sydney found the Engler community, to now bringing together two of her passions of agriculture and jewelry.
https://www.instagram.com/doubleu.silver?igsh=MWlrZm5mbTdnZzkxZg==
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The outdoors provides opportuntities for personal growth. Join Olivia Vanderford in welcoming current Engler senior, Elijah Riley! He is the owner and founder of Big Gumdrop Outdoors with the mission of connecting urban young people back to nature. Elijah enjoys being a mentor for young people and inspiring them to give back to the outdoors through conservation. Tune into this episode to hear how Elijah came to understand his passion for nature and giving back to the community that raised him.
https://www.instagram.com/biggumdropoutdoors?igsh=bXN3NDBqNTB6MHlz
https://www.biggumdropoutdoors.com/links?fbclid=PAAaYZ-MUG3KmEC8_shHtDkLwQGPcggVt23K_tvbMC1q0XBbiJy_Gb8AEQKIE_aem_AeY6U-z3wMjEfc_dNxEY63JqkvgwUHY-JLm2cLRh_h6m8_ishMYDo_LbMdIeOs0_l3g
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Never be afraid to start something and just take a leap of faith. Join Olivia Vanderford in welcoming current fifth year student in Engler and true storyteller, Lana Hebda! She is the owner and founder of "lana hebda creative" where she captures the special moments in people's lives through photography. Lana enjoys being a generational entreprenuer and she hopes to share her photography with generations to come. Tune into this episode to hear how Lana learned the power of comparison and understanding her own journey.
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You are on a journey and every day being shaped. Join Olivia Vanderford in welcoming current Engler senior and serial entrepreneur, Alexis Jansen! She is the owner and founder of Black Dirt Boutique, recently received her CDL (Commercial Driver’s License), and thrives on learning new skills. Little did she know a small note bearing the words “You are still being shaped” would change her life. Tune into this episode to hear how Alexis went from a bashful freshman that didn’t understand the value of sharing her story to a self-assured senior!
https://www.instagram.com/blackdirtboutique?igsh=NTA1M3UzbGZneWFhhttps://blackdirtboutique.com/?fbclid=PAAabaO1C-lJ9UUnElpxDGgHl3Fy4k0wv-doaBieSL7504Bjc9hZqW1m2Ldag_aem_ATLArLfKnVyQVTvLSCBUvRbXs_SckLmoB-du5zFRxEYwKy0El2b2d-YhhKohWx4HUE8
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This summer, Fire in the Belly is focusing on the Engler Entrepreneurs who have committed to the climb. Elijah Riley is our third Summer Build Program student to be on the podcast. This cohort, led by Brennan Costello, provides Engler Entrepreneurs with community and accountability as they navigate and fine tune the many processes necessary to advance their businesses right alongside their peers. Elijah sits down to tell us about his story and what he is pursuing this summer and what he hopes to learn.
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This summer, Fire in the Belly is focusing on the Engler Entrepreneurs who have committed to the climb. Allison Walbrecht is our second featured student who is pursuing entrepreneurship through Engler's Summer Build Program. This cohort, led by Brennan Costello, provides Engler Entrepreneurs with community and accountability as they navigate and fine tune the many processes necessary to advance their businesses right alongside their peers. Allison entertains us with her story and passion for agriculture and shows us how those two factors produced Unified Agriculture.
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This summer, Fire in the Belly is focusing on the Engler Entrepreneurs who have committed to the climb. Mads Kreifels is one of seven students who are putting their noses to the grindstone through Engler's Summer Build Program. This cohort, led by Brennan Costello, provides Engler Entrepreneurs with community and accountability as they navigate and fine tune the many processes necessary to advance their businesses right alongside their peers. Mads gives us a look into how InfoFilm was conceptualized, what problems she is solving, and what she hopes to achieve by the end of the 2023 Summer Build Program.
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Entrepreneurship can take blood, sweat, and tears, but it can also be a passion project. Halle Ramsey invites us to lean in further through her book “Letters to God”. As the current #1 New Release in Christian Poetry, Halle explores the collision of joy, lament and hope through the lens of the Gospel. She is an outdoor enthusiast, author, coach and Engler's new Chief Mindset Development Officer. Join host Hailey DeMers as she dives into Halle Ramsey’s fierce entrepreneurial advice and how she leaned into her passion project!
https://www.instagram.com/halle.rae.writes/
https://www.amazon.com/Letters-God-Laments-Praises-Psalmist/dp/B0C52ZX88D/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?crid=3V8SO2N1RY69R&keywords=letters+to+god+halle+ramsey&qid=1684770416&sprefix=%2Caps%2C165&sr=8-1
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Join Hailey DeMers in welcoming Engler alum, David Schuler to the podcast. David represents the newest generation to continue the legacy of the Schuler Red Angus cow-calf operation. Using the heart and spirit of Schuler Red Angus, David showcases the beauty of cow-calf operations on social media by creating unexpected artwork that is bringing the communities and the agriculture industry together. Listen along to this incredible entrepreneurial journey where David shares insights on how he applied his Engler entrepreneurial spirit to the family business back home.
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In an episode FULL of laughter, Grant and Erin dive into what entrepreneurship looks like as a young couple. Grant is an alumnus of the Engler Program where we are no strangers to the challenging times and rewarding moments family businesses can bring. For Grant, one of those rewarding moments was when he gained a business partner in his wife Erin. We are blessed to welcome Erin to the Engler community as she shares how her background allowed her to transition into this role within Stahla Services. Grant and Erin continue to develop and expand Stahla Services in pursuit of their purpose together.
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"I'm 22 without a diploma, but I have been gifted an opportunity to provide others with the fuel to develop their education while developing agriculture." There are people with a fire in their belly that don't have access to better education. They are content and truly believe that while they have nothing, they also have everything. On this episode of Fire in the Belly, Makenna Kirchhoff hosts a man who is on a mission to serve people through ministry. Cody Greiss, without any prior knowledge is a man pouring his life into a nonprofit. From Africa, Tanzania, Romania and beyond, he is providing opportunities to people who want to be educated while giving them a chance to grow agriculture in their community. Hear Cody's journey on just how he began his 501c3 nonprofit organization!
https://cultivateglobal.net/
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The White brothers are no strangers to puns in their line of work. After unexpectedly going viral for blue-collar-themed apparel, Workman Trading Co., Eli, and Ian's lives have significantly changed. On this episode of Boots on the Ground, Hailey DeMers hosts a conversation about the turbulent path entrepreneurship provides, the new frontier of social media marketing, and how the "Why?" behind it all is what carries entrepreneurs through the thick and thin. Thank you to Eli and Ian for taking the time to sit down with us, we can not wait to see the journey continue to unfold for you.
https://workmanusa.com/
https://www.instagram.com/workmanusa/
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There are dozens of ways we could introduce Abby Miller as our guest this week but to say the least, she has a fire in her belly. A fire that at times was sustained by sheer grit and willpower. Listen along to this episode to hear about Abby’s adventure with Pat, a 57’ Chevrolet pickup. Through the countless trials and tribulations of the past two years, Abby has successfully brought this pickup back from the grave. Pat starts her new life next month. Abby shares her story, lessons learned, and the reason she is pursuing her purpose.
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Chuck keeps us laughing and engaged by sharing his unfathomable stories and wildly inspirational lessons learned by taking a few risks and asking hard questions. With numerous careers and ventures, Chuck stresses the importance of mentorship by sharing about mentors' roles in his life and how those individuals have contributed to his success. Now a full-time Western artist, Chuck attributes his style to the countless years he spent learning about people throughout his other careers. This episode is worth the listen especially if you are in need of a chuckle and a few very wise words. Chuck, thank you for joining, you've added significant fuel to our fires this week.
https://www.schroederfineart.com/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/chuck-schroeder-1907b4
https://www.facebook.com/chuck.schroeder1
https://www.instagram.com/chuckschroeder51/?hl=en
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Engler students are known for their commitment to the pursuit of purpose-driven lives. Ben Schow, a senior in the Engler program, is a prime example of this. The love he has for his hometown community led him to take a questionable high school idea and grow it into a brand recognized by most who are native to East Campus. Those who know him know that he has worked hard over the past four years to learn with every opportunity and curveball life has thrown at him. Listen along as we get to hear Ben’s story and a peak at the active entrepreneurial mind.
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Anna Kobza, one of our own here at Engler, has made it her mission to build a community around creating conversations related to agriculture, specifically the cattle feeder. We had such a pleasure learning from Anna as she shares her experiences with social media, breaking into the agricultural industry, and fighting for a community that has been on her heart for years. Thank you, Anna, we are thrilled to share your story!
https://www.agacknowledged.com/
https://www.instagram.com/annamkobza/
https://www.facebook.com/ag.acknowledged
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While we know hay is for horses, it also has plenty of other uses. Carter might tell you that being in the hay business has taught him more life lessons that anything else. Those fields might seem a little more valuable after listening to this episode. Starting as a kid just trying to make a little extra cash, Carter now operates Holland Hay full time while also being an active, full time college student. This episode is just as entertaining as it is captivating and informative, thank you Carter for sharing your story. We hope you all enjoy!
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This week we are thrilled to host one of our own, Engler alumni, Jake Wilkins on the show. Jake tells us about the starts and stops he has along the path of entrepreneurship. Recently, Jake discovered a pain point for the bow hunting community and has been inspired to solve this problem. After investing in quality time with his family and working his full-time job, Jake uses spare time as an opportunity to make bow hunting a little more affordable by growing his business and building relationships with his customers.
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