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Welcome back to Who Dare Go There! We were so inspired by Sweet Jordan’s during our first visit, we just had to sit down with them again. In this episode, we delve even deeper into the heart of this faith-driven business, whose mission is to provide meaningful employment and purpose for individuals with special needs—especially those often overlooked after high school.This time, we hear directly from the incredible team that makes Sweet Jordan’s so special. Tommie, owner and operator, shares her perspective on building a business rooted in faith and purpose. Jessica, her daughter and business manager, provides insight into the operational challenges and triumphs of running a mission-centered company. And Jordan, the very inspiration behind Sweet Jordan’s, reminds us why this work is so impactful.Jessica offers a behind-the-scenes look at the extraordinary support Sweet Jordan’s provides to their special team members—support that goes far beyond a paycheck. From job coaching to transportation, they prioritize creating an environment where individuals can uncover their God-given purpose and thrive. Unlike organizations bound by federal funding limitations, Sweet Jordan’s ensures their team members can work as long as they wish, fostering a culture of dignity and opportunity.The dedication and work ethic of these team members are nothing short of remarkable. Their joy, authenticity, and commitment to excellence enrich the workplace, setting an example for everyone around them. Jessica also shares touching moments, like celebrating birthdays for team members who’ve never experienced a party before—a reminder of the joy found in community and inclusion.Join us as we explore how Sweet Jordan’s combines faith, purpose, and business to create something truly transformative. This episode is a celebration of their mission and a call to action for listeners to support their inspiring work through prayers, contributions, or even just stopping by for a visit. Together, let’s be part of a story that’s changing lives and building a more inclusive world.Tune in to be inspired!
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In this episode of Who Dare Go There, I, Trent Knott, visit Sweet Jordan’s in Paris, Tennessee—a bakery and ice cream shop with a mission to provide meaningful work for individuals with special needs. Founded by Jordan’s family, this inspiring business celebrates abilities over disabilities, creating a space where everyone can thrive.The story begins with a heartfelt moment from Jordan, who has Down syndrome, sharing how he “holds God’s hand” daily. Joined by his family, we explore how Sweet Jordan’s grew from a simple idea into a community-supported mission fueled by faith, resilience, and love. It’s a testament to the power of purpose-driven entrepreneurship and the impact of a supportive community. Join us for this uplifting conversation!Timestamps:00:00:00 - Introduction and PrayerTrent Knott introduces the podcast and opens with a prayer, referencing Matthew 25.00:02:10 - Welcome to Sweet Jordan'sTrent introduces the guests and the bakery, Sweet Jordan's, located in Paris, Tennessee.00:03:35 - The Story Behind Sweet Jordan'sJordan's mother explains the bakery's mission to provide jobs for adults with special needs.00:06:29 - Jordan's Role and AbilitiesDiscussion about Jordan's abilities and the diverse team of employees at Sweet Jordan's.00:09:24 - The Impact of Love and AcceptanceThe importance of unconditional love and acceptance in the workplace and community.00:10:58 - Challenges of Running a BusinessTrent discusses the challenges of operating a restaurant and balancing relationships and faith.00:12:07 - Education and AwarenessThe need for education about individuals with special needs and the positive experiences at Sweet Jordan's.00:14:40 - Jordan's PerspectiveJordan shares his feelings about being a part of Sweet Jordan's and his role as "Papa Jordan."00:15:36 - Expanding the BusinessDiscussion about the food truck and the new location in McKinsey, Tennessee.00:17:12 - Faith and PerseveranceJordan shares his favorite movie quote from "Field of Dreams" and its relevance to their journey.00:19:01 - Obedience and MiraclesThe family's experiences of faith and the miracles they encountered while starting the business.00:25:26 - Financial Support and Community HelpHow the bakery has relied on community support and donations to sustain operations.00:28:21 - Celebrating Life and CommunityJordan mentions celebrating his sister's birthday and the importance of community support.00:29:14 - Conclusion and Call to ActionTrent wraps up the episode, encouraging listeners to support Sweet Jordan's and recognize the value of their mission.Key Points Discussed:Founding Purpose: Sweet Jordan’s was created to provide meaningful employment for adults with special needs, particularly those who age out of high school programs with limited job opportunities.Focus on Abilities: The bakery emphasizes the unique strengths of each team member, fostering an inclusive and supportive work environment that celebrates abilities, not disabilities.Faith and Inspiration: Jordan’s personal faith—expressed in his habit of “holding God’s hand”—sets a foundational tone, with faith guiding every step of the Sweet Jordan’s journey.Community Support: The local community rallied around Sweet Jordan’s, providing donations and resources that enabled the bakery to overcome obstacles and expand its mission.Divine Intervention: The family recounts miraculous moments when help arrived just as they needed it, from financial support to donations of essential equipment, strengthening their belief in a higher purpose.Unexpected Beginnings: The idea for the bakery began when Jordan and his family discovered his love for baking through an old family recipe, leading to a new purpose for him and others.Impact on Customers and Staff: Known as "Papa Jordan," he’s beloved by staff and customers alike, creating a welcoming space that promotes unconditional love and acceptance.Entrepreneurial Challenges: The family shares the unique challenges of running a mission-driven business in the restaurant industry, balancing business demands with their focus on inclusivity and support.Responsibility to Give Back: Trent reflects on the broader mission of using one’s gifts to serve others and the role of entrepreneurs in uplifting their communities.Encouragement for Support: Listeners are encouraged to support Sweet Jordan’s through visits, donations, or sharing their story, reinforcing the impact of community-driven businesses.Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and share your thoughts in the comments below!Social Media Links:Follow us on social media!Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whodaregotherepodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/whodaregotherepodcast/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6hwVCYCHJzp8OFFfEApo8E
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In this dynamic episode of Who Dare Go There, host Trent Knott is joined by his wife, Dana Knott, and daughter, Luci Armitstead, to walk us through the vibrant journey of Miss Lucille's, their flagship family business. Discover how a simple kettle corn machine used for high school athletics fundraising became the cornerstone of a multifaceted enterprise, encompassing an antique market, café, and expansive event venue. The Knotts share insights into the genesis and evolution of their business, underscoring the importance of family, innovation, and resilience in entrepreneurship.From the serendipitous moments of lending out popcorn samples to becoming a massive 200-vendor marketplace, the Knotts discuss the challenges and triumphs of running a family business and detail ambitious plans for expansion, including an innovative café and catering kitchen. Join us as we delve into the making of Miss Lucille’s and explore the entrepreneurial spirit that continues to drive this growing empire in Clarksville.Key Points Discussed:How the Knotts leveraged a humble popcorn machine into various business venturesThe impact of family involvement and legacy in building Miss Lucille’sNavigating initial business challenges with creativity and perseveranceThe significance of adapting and evolving to meet customer expectationsStrategies for managing multiple interconnected businessesInsights into developing a successful café and catering operationThe value of detailed planning and executing bold, innovative ideasListen to the full episode to gain unique insights into family-driven entrepreneurship and the enduring journey of Miss Lucille’s. Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel and share your thoughts in the comments below!Follow us on social media!Facebook: /whodaregotherepodcastInstagram: /whodaregotherepodcast
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Join host Trent Knott in this engaging episode of Who Dare Go There, as he sits down with marketing expert Grant Girsky to explore the dynamic world of marketing for entrepreneurs. From his early days in the health industry to founding a successful marketing company, Grant shares his journey of overcoming challenges and embracing new opportunities. This conversation covers the importance of authenticity in marketing, leveraging technology like AI, and the need for adaptability in a rapidly changing digital landscape. Grant opens up about lessons learned from past failures and emphasizes the critical role of staying connected to the human element in business through trust-building and creating real connections with clients.
Key Points Discussed:
Grant's transition from a health career to marketing expert
The impact of COVID-19 on business decisions and opportunities
Leveraging technology and video content in local marketing
The importance of authenticity and trust in business communications
Evaluating marketing costs and tracking ROI to ensure effectiveness
The importance of quick decision-making and adaptability
Practical advice for small business owners navigating new marketing landscapes
Understanding and implementing AI and technological advancements for increased efficiency
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Join host Trent Knott on this episode of Who Dare Go There as he sits down with Jimmie Turner, a versatile entrepreneur and preacher, to discuss the intersection of faith and business. Jimmie shares his journey from working in maintenance and construction to becoming a campus pastor and globetrotting missionary. This enlightening conversation delves into the importance of giving back, the challenges of raising support for missions, and the role of faith in entrepreneurship. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or someone seeking purpose, Jimmie's story offers invaluable lessons on living life to the fullest.
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - 00:00:28: Opening and Introductions
00:00:28 - 00:02:37: Initial Scripture Reading and Introduction of Today's Theme
00:02:37 - 00:04:01: Jimmie Turner's Multifaceted Roles
00:04:01 - 00:05:27: Jimmie's Role as Campus Pastor
00:05:27 - 00:06:39: Talking About Missions and Preaching Travels
00:06:39 - 00:08:03: Entrepreneurial Mindset in Ministry
00:08:03 - 00:10:03: Living a Full Life and Financial Struggles
00:10:03 - 00:11:35: Faith, Work, and Entrepreneurship
00:11:35 - 00:14:07: Applying Scriptural Wisdom in Business
00:14:07 - 00:16:51: Risk-taking and Stepping Out of Comfort Zones
00:16:51 - 00:18:02: Jimmie's Last Missionary Trip Experience
00:18:02 - 00:19:17: Aligning Business Practices with Faith
00:19:17 - 00:20:47: Jesus and Entrepreneurship: Seeking Knowledge and Wisdom
00:20:47 - 00:22:39: Addressing Financial Support in Ministry
00:22:39 - 00:24:21: Encouragement and Final Thoughts
00:24:21 - 00:25:36: Conclusion and Call to Action
Key Points Discussed:
Integrating faith in business practices
The significance of giving back to the community
Jimmie's multiple roles and responsibilities within the organization
The financial challenges and rewards of missionary work
The importance of stepping out of one’s comfort zone
Aligning business and personal growth with spiritual beliefs
Practical advice for balancing faith, life, and entrepreneurship
Listen to the full podcast episode to hear Jimmie Turner’s inspiring journey and insights into faith-driven entrepreneurship. Don’t forget to subscribe to the podcast and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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In this episode of Who Dare Go There, host Trent Knott sits down with John Hochstetler, a savvy entrepreneur and construction company owner, to discuss his incredible journey from humble beginnings to running a successful business without borrowing a dime. John delves into the nuances of the construction industry, the importance of clear communication, the intricacies of partnerships, and his unique approach to scaling a business. This episode is packed with valuable insights for both new and seasoned entrepreneurs.
Business:
Stellan Eoin Builders
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - 00:00:19: John Hochstetler on the significance of a construction company in real estate.
00:00:19 - 00:04:00: Introduction to John and a fitting Bible verse on partnerships.
00:04:00 - 00:05:00: John’s initial business endeavors and focus on luxury construction.
00:05:00 - 00:06:20: The importance of client care in construction.
00:06:20 - 00:08:00: Handling unexpected costs and change orders.
00:08:00 - 00:09:30: The necessity of constant communication with clients.
00:09:30 - 00:11:00: Key advice on business partnerships.
00:11:00 - 00:13:00: The necessity of clear contracts and operating agreements.
00:13:00 - 00:15:00: Importance of having an exit strategy in partnerships.
00:15:00 - 00:17:00: John’s background and business growth without bank loans.
00:17:00 - 00:20:00: Discussion on borrowing philosophies and managing finances.
00:20:00 - 00:23:00: Exploring future plans and unique services in construction.
00:23:00 - 00:28:00: Final thoughts on business growth and John’s passion for building.
00:28:00 - 00:30:00: Wrap-up and takeaway insights.
Key Points Discussed:
Running a construction business with a focus on client care.
Handling change orders and unexpected project costs.
The role of communication in maintaining client satisfaction.
The importance of clear contracts and operating agreements in partnerships.
Insights on navigating business partnerships and having an exit strategy.
Growing a business without borrowing money from the bank.
John’s unique services in construction, including Age in Place.
The significance of building quality relationships with clients and partners.
Listen to the full podcast episode for John Hochstetler's inspiring story and insights into successfully running a business without relying on bank loans. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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In this episode of Who Dare Go There, host Trent Knott sits down with insurance expert Dillon Jennings to unravel the complexities of business insurance. Dillon, a key silent partner in Trent’s entrepreneurial journey, shares invaluable insights into why having a trusted insurance agent is crucial for any business, regardless of its size. They discuss everything from mitigating risks, the importance of regular policy reviews, and the nitty-gritty of dealing with claims. Together, they emphasize the significance of humility, faith, and the willingness to seek help in building a successful business.
Business:
Wyatt Insurance Services
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - 00:02:09: Introduction and Bible Verse
00:02:10 - 00:04:12: Overview of Dillon Jennings and His Role as a Silent Partner
00:04:13 - 00:07:54: Importance of Insurance in Business Operations
00:07:55 - 00:10:18: Real-Life Scenarios Emphasizing Insurance Coverage
00:10:19 - 00:12:21: Communicating with Your Insurance Agent: Case Studies
00:12:22 - 00:16:06: Understanding Premiums, Policies, and Audits
00:16:07 - 00:20:45: Balancing Risk and Coverage in Business Insurance
00:20:46 - 00:22:07: Insurance Needs for Small and Large Businesses
00:22:08 - 00:25:36: Personal Experiences and Advice on Managing Insurance
Key Points Discussed:
The critical role of a well-informed insurance agent in a business.
Real-life examples of risk management and incident response.
The significance of humility and seeking help in entrepreneurship.
Strategies for policy reviews and audits to avoid unexpected costs.
Advice on balancing risk appetite with appropriate insurance coverage.
Importance of trust and partnership with your insurance professional.
Listen to the full podcast episode for Dillon’s expert advice and Trent’s experiences to gain a deeper understanding of why insurance is an integral part of running a successful business. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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In this episode of Who Dare Go There, Trent Knott welcomes Chris Travis, founder and president of Travis Electrical Service, to discuss his incredible entrepreneurial journey. Chris shares his story of starting a business in 2007, the challenges he faced, and how his commitment to personal development, leadership, and faith have driven the growth of his company. From working as a firefighter to running a thriving electrical business, Chris emphasizes the importance of vision, caring for employees, and balancing work with family life. Together, Trent and Chris dive deep into the mindset and perseverance needed to succeed as a Christian entrepreneur, offering practical advice and personal experiences that will inspire anyone in business or aspiring to start their own venture. Tune in to learn how faith, family, and leadership play key roles in navigating the entrepreneurial world.
Business: Travis Electrical Service
Segment Breakdown:
Introduction to Personal Development: 00:00:00-00:00:23 Biblical Inspiration and Vision: 00:00:23-00:01:38 Entrepreneurship and Visionary Leadership: 00:01:38-00:02:54 Financial Wisdom and Credit Usage: 00:08:39-00:09:21 Importance of Selling, Building, and Leading: 00:09:21-00:09:52 Mentorship and Learning from Mistakes: 00:09:52-00:10:54 Transition from Previous Career to Entrepreneurship: 00:10:54-00:11:42 Exit Strategy and Future Plans: 00:11:42-00:12:37 Balancing Work, Family, and Faith: 00:16:54-00:17:49 Impact of Sacrifice and Hard Work: 00:17:49-00:18:53 Transitioning Roles and Building a Legacy: 00:18:53-00:19:54 Adapting Exit Strategy and Future Plans: 00:19:54-00:20:58 Long-Term Goals and Retirement Perspective: 00:20:58-00:22:10 Embracing Uniqueness and Industry Standards: 00:22:10-00:23:19 Maintaining Consistency and Leadership Integrity: 00:23:19-00:24:32 Balancing Sacrifice and Family Time: 00:24:32-00:25:52 Reevaluating Exit Strategy and Retirement Plans: 00:29:54-00:31:09 Embracing Work, Family, and Faith as Priorities: 00:31:09-00:32:28 Commitment to Personal Growth and Business Success: 00:32:28-00:33:54 Embracing Change and Challenging Industry Norms: 00:33:54-00:35:46 Balancing Personal Values and Business Success: 00:36:59-00:38:08Key Points Discussed:
Personal Development: Chris emphasizes the importance of personal growth through reading and podcasts, which has significantly impacted his business journey. Faith and Vision: Both discuss how faith guides their business visions, emphasizing the importance of vision to avoid stagnation, referencing Proverbs 29:18. Leadership and Responsibility: Chris stresses the responsibility of business owners to lead well and care for employees, impacting their lives and families. Core Purpose: Travis Electrical Service’s core purpose is to glorify God through their work, serving team members, clients, and the community. Sacrifice and Balance: They talk about the sacrifices entrepreneurs make, including long hours, and the importance of balancing work with family. Mentorship: Both stress the value of mentorship and applying advice from experienced entrepreneurs, while acknowledging not everyone is ready for the work it takes. Challenges of Entrepreneurship: Chris and Trent discuss the challenges of entrepreneurship and the need for perseverance and adaptability to overcome them. Exit Strategy and Legacy: Chris's plans to sell his business have evolved as his son shows interest in joining the family business, shifting towards building a legacy.Don’t forget to subscribe for more stories of resilience, faith, and business growth!
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In this episode of Who Dare Go There, host Trent Knott welcomes pediatric dentist and local business owner Kevin Kennedy Jr. to share his journey from dentistry to entrepreneurship. Kevin discusses his experiences in building a dental practice, managing the business side of healthcare, and the challenges of balancing clinical work with administrative duties. They delve into the sacrifices entrepreneurs must make, the importance of faith, and how to maintain integrity in business while striving for success. Kevin shares his insights on growing a business, leveraging skills, and creating a positive work culture. This episode offers valuable advice for both aspiring entrepreneurs and seasoned professionals alike.
Business: Kevin Kennedy Jr. – Spring Creek Pediatric Dentistry
@springcreekpd
@clarksvillevibe
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - 00:02:09: Introduction and Bible Verse 00:02:09 - 00:04:12: Kevin Kennedy Jr.'s Background and Journey to Dentistry 00:04:12 - 00:06:01: Balancing Clinical Work and Entrepreneurship 00:06:01 - 00:07:54: Challenges of Managing a Dental Practice 00:07:54 - 00:10:18: Balancing Work and Personal Life 00:10:18 - 00:12:21: Sacrifices and Commitment in Entrepreneurship 00:12:21 - 00:14:37: Importance of Committing Plans to the Lord 00:14:37 - 00:16:06: Positive Energy and Surroundings in Business 00:16:06 - 00:18:01: Creating a Positive Experience for Patients 00:18:01 - 00:20:45: Dealing with Energy Vampires and Maintaining Positivity 00:20:45 - 00:22:07: Importance of Happiness and Overcoming Fear 00:22:07 - 00:25:36: Encouragement to Get Started and Subscribe to the ShowKey Points Discussed:
Balancing clinical duties with the demands of entrepreneurship Embracing the challenge of running a healthcare business The role of faith and integrity in running a successful business Strategies for creating a positive patient and employee experience Learning from mentors and seasoned business owners Overcoming fear and taking the next step in your entrepreneurial journey.Listen to the full podcast episode for Kevin's story and more invaluable insights into the world of business and entrepreneurship. Don’t forget to subscribe and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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In this episode, Trent Knott and his family—Dana, Luci, and Chase—discuss the journey of building a business together and the role faith plays in their lives. From starting multiple ventures to creating a legacy of entrepreneurship, they share valuable insights and experiences for aspiring business owners. Learn about the importance of faith, creativity, and perseverance, as well as the impact of entrepreneurship on family dynamics. Join them as they explore the challenges, triumphs, and lessons learned from their collective entrepreneurial journey. Don't miss this heartfelt and inspiring conversation!
Business: Project 2231, The City Forum, Varsity Pins, Miss Lucille's, ACME Athletics, Dock 17
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Bible Verse: Trent Knott introduces the podcast and reads a Bible verse. 00:05:30 - Childhood Memories and Entrepreneurial Influence: Lucy and Chase discuss their childhood memories and how their family's entrepreneurship influenced them. 00:11:09 - Lucy's Entrepreneurial Ventures: Lucy talks about her entrepreneurial projects and experiences. 00:12:02 - Chase's Entrepreneurial Ventures: Chase shares his entrepreneurial ventures and experiences. 00:19:38 - Family Projects and Impact: Discussion on family projects and their impact on the family dynamic. 00:25:16 - Future Plans and Faith: Exploring future plans and the importance of faith in entrepreneurship. 00:32:00 - Family Dynamics and Roles: Reflecting on family dynamics, roles, and interactions in entrepreneurship. 00:34:51 - Family Mediation and Peacekeeping: Discussion on family mediation and peacekeeping roles within the family business. 00:36:10 - Symbolism of 11:59: Explanation of the significance of the number 11:59 in the context of faith and waiting for divine intervention. The power of faith in guiding business decisions and overcoming challenges How entrepreneurship affects family life and the importance of teamwork Valuable lessons learned from past business ventures Balancing growth, innovation, and maintaining a strong family bond Advice for aspiring entrepreneurs about taking risks, learning from failures, and staying persistentKey Points Discussed:Listen to the full podcast episode for more valuable insights and personal stories from a family of entrepreneurs. Subscribe to stay updated on future episodes and leave a comment sharing your thoughts and experiences in the world of business.
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In this episode, we sit down with Bethany Hansen, a professional organizer who turned her passion for decluttering into a successful business. Bethany shares her journey of starting her business from scratch, overcoming challenges, and finding success in the organizing industry. From transforming cluttered spaces into functional homes to the importance of asking for referrals, Bethany provides valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs.
Join us as we delve into Bethany's entrepreneurial journey, discussing the significance of mentorship, the balance between work and personal life, and the power of taking risks in business. Discover how Bethany's story of growth and learning can inspire you to pursue your own entrepreneurial dreams.
Don't miss out on this engaging conversation filled with practical advice and encouragement for anyone looking to start their own business or navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship. Tune in to gain valuable insights and motivation from Bethany's experience in the world of professional organizing.
Connect with Bethany Hansen:
Instagram: @nextstephomeorganizing
Facebook: Next Step Home Organizing
Website: NextStepHomeOrganizing.com
Timestamps:
Introduction to Beth Hanson's Business: 00:00:00-00:00:43
Discussion on Bible Verses and Overcoming Fear: 00:00:43-00:03:01
Starting the Day with Bible Reading and Physical Fitness: 00:03:01-00:03:32
Introduction to Bethany Hansen and Her Professional Organizing Business: 00:03:32-00:04:57
Bethany Hansen's Services and Impact on Clients: 00:04:57-00:07:21
Importance of Decluttering and Organizing: 00:07:21-00:08:19
Starting a Business During COVID-19: 00:08:19-00:10:13
Challenges Faced by Young Entrepreneurs: 00:10:13-00:18:39
Balancing Work and Personal Life as an Entrepreneur: 00:18:39-00:19:57
Importance of Supportive Relationships in Business: 00:19:57-00:20:19
Scheduling and Daily Routine of Bethany Hansen: 00:20:19-00:22:59
Considerations for Business Expansion and Hiring: 00:22:59-00:24:19
Financial Considerations and Advertising in Business: 00:24:19-00:30:29
Advice for New Entrepreneurs and Mentoring: 00:30:34-00:32:42
Key Points Discussed:
Starting a business: Don't overthink it, just try it and be prepared to learn from mistakes.
Financial investment: Starting a professional organizing business required no money initially.
Mentors: Seek out mentors in your field for guidance and advice.
Growth and expansion: Consider branching out into related services like moving and logistics or closet and pantry building.
Marketing and advertising: Consider investing in advertising to grow your business and attract more clients.
Work-life balance: Strive to find a balance between work and personal life to avoid burnout.
Surround yourself with supportive people who believe in your business and its potential for success.
Don't let imposter syndrome hold you back; trust in your abilities and value as a business owner.
Networking: Connect with others in your industry for support, advice, and collaboration opportunities.
Ask for feedback and critique from trusted sources to improve and grow your business.
Embrace challenges and obstacles as opportunities for growth and learning.
Don't be afraid to ask for help or guidance from those with more experience in the field.
Stay tuned for more inspiring stories and entrepreneurial tips on "Who Dare Go There: Opening Your Own Business" podcast. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more episodes!
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In this episode, Trent Knott and his guest, Shaun Robertson, discuss their experiences in entrepreneurship, real estate, and the importance of hard work. They share personal stories, insights, and advice for aspiring business owners. Shaun talks about his journey from carpet cleaning to real estate investing, highlighting the lessons learned from mistakes and the value of persistence.
The conversation delves into the biblical principles that have guided their work ethic, emphasizing the importance of leaving a legacy for future generations. They touch on topics such as financial stewardship, humility, and the balance between work and personal life.
Join Trent and Shaun as they reflect on their entrepreneurial paths, share valuable advice for success, and inspire listeners to pursue their dreams with dedication and faith.
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Motivation: The podcast episode begins with the host discussing his motivation based on Proverbs 13:22 and the importance of leaving an inheritance for future generations.
00:05:30 - Introducing the Guest: The host introduces the guest, Shaun Robertson, who has experience in selling and running businesses, particularly in real estate.
00:10:23 - Work Ethic in Carpet Cleaning: Shaun shares his experience of working hard in carpet cleaning, balancing work and family responsibilities.
00:13:58 - Real Estate Investment Strategy: Shaun discusses his strategy of paying off properties to generate "mailbox money" for the future.
00:17:38 - Property Management Challenges: Shaun talks about the challenges and considerations of managing multiple properties and the importance of having reliable contractors.
00:22:56 - Reflecting on Retirement and Future Plans: The conversation shifts to retirement, future plans, and the importance of finding purpose beyond traditional retirement.
00:25:43 - Legacy and Generational Wealth: The discussion touches on the concept of leaving a legacy and building generational wealth based on biblical principles.
00:28:31 - Learning from Mistakes: Shaun reflects on the mistakes he has made in business and emphasizes the value of learning from failures.
00:30:15 - Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Shaun shares advice on hard work, perseverance, and the importance of taking action to achieve success.
00:31:34 - Conclusion and Final Thoughts: The episode wraps up with a discussion on the importance of hard work, seeking help, and taking action in pursuing entrepreneurial endeavors.
Key Points Discussed:
Motivation from Bible Verses:
Proverbs 13:22 - A wise man leaves an inheritance for his children's children.
Genesis 1:1-15 - The Lord God put man in the Garden of Eden to work and take care of it.
Work Ethic and Business Success:
Trent Knott and Shaun Robertson discuss their work ethic and success in business.
Shaun's journey from carpet cleaning to real estate investing.
Philosophy on Work:
Both emphasize the importance of working hard and being dedicated to achieve success.
Shaun's approach to work and the importance of learning from mistakes.
Financial Management:
Shaun's strategy of paying off properties to generate "mailbox money."
Discussion on managing finances and blessings from God.
Advice for Success:
Shaun's advice to work hard and pursue goals with dedication.
Emphasis on learning from mistakes and moving forward.
Legacy and Future Plans:
Shaun's focus on leaving a legacy for future generations.
Discussion on future plans and the importance of continuous growth and learning.
Don't miss this insightful and motivational episode of "Who Dare Go There?" with Trent Knott and Shaun Robertson. Tune in now for practical tips, personal anecdotes, and a dose of inspiration for your entrepreneurial journey.
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In this episode, Trent Knott and Joshua Romaker from Star Spangled Brewing Company discuss the journey of entrepreneurship. From overcoming obstacles to celebrating wins, they share valuable insights and advice for aspiring business owners. Learn about the importance of learning, understanding, and practicing in business, as well as the significance of relationships and perseverance. Join them as they delve into the challenges and triumphs of starting and growing a business. Don't miss out on this inspiring and informative conversation!
Business: Star Spangled Brewing Company
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - Learning and Understanding Business
00:05:30 - Commitment to Business and No Turning Back
00:10:22 - Overcoming Obstacles: COVID Impact
00:12:51 - Future Plans and Growth
00:14:23 - New Project: Brewing and Distillery
00:15:08 - Balancing Business and Family
00:17:15 - Employee Management and Challenges
00:19:24 - Standard Operating Procedures for Employees
00:22:00 - Dealing with Negative Reviews
00:23:58 - Celebrating Wins and Building Relationships
00:26:34 - Networking and Learning from Others
00:29:09 - Adapting and Utilizing Resources
00:30:38 - Persistence and Positive Outlook
Key Points Discussed:
Learning, understanding, and practicing the fundamentals of business
Overcoming obstacles in business, including dealing with naysayers and unexpected challenges
The impact of COVID-19 on business operations and strategies for adaptation
Balancing work and family life as an entrepreneur
Building relationships and networking in the business world
Strategies for managing employees and maintaining business integrity
Celebrating wins and staying resilient in the face of failures
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Tune in to this enlightening episode of 'Who Dare Go There' with Trent Knott, featuring a conversation with Will Sanders from Planners Bank. They explore the intricacies of borrowing, financial planning, and the significance of building relationships in business. Will offers valuable insights into the function of community banks, the five C's of credit, and the steps involved in obtaining loans for small businesses.
Business: Planners Bank
Segment Breakdown:
00:00:00 - Introduction and Importance of Money in Business
00:05:30 - The Role of Pride in Business Decision-Making
00:09:27 - Importance of Building Relationships with Bankers
00:15:45 - Importance of Personal Financial Statements
00:22:10 - The Significance of Vision in Business Ventures
00:29:34 - Importance of Being Prepared with a Business Proposal
00:32:31 - Exploring Alternative Funding Options
00:36:47 - Building Strong Relationships with Financial Advisors and CPAs
00:38:12 - Biblical Perspective on Money Management
Key Points Discussed:
Understanding the Bible's perspective on money and borrowing
Importance of relationships with bankers and community banks
Strategies for preparing a business proposal and financial statements
Creative ways to secure capital for business ventures
Real-life examples of successful business deals and financial planning
Don't miss this engaging discussion on financial literacy, risk management, and entrepreneurship with Planners Bank. Like, share, and subscribe for more valuable insights on business and finance. #FinancialPlanning #Entrepreneurship #BankingAdvice
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Join Trent Knott in this insightful episode of "Who Dare Go There" as he sits down with Drake Young and Dustin Fleenor, the young entrepreneurs behind Pure Southern Water and Air. In this episode, they discuss the challenges, growth, and lessons learned in their journey of starting a water filtration company in Middle Tennessee. From overcoming fear to building a successful business, they share their experiences and insights for aspiring entrepreneurs. Discover the importance of faith, wisdom, and communication in entrepreneurship, and learn valuable tips for starting and growing a business. Don't miss this inspiring conversation filled with practical advice and real-life experiences. Tune in now!
Business: Pure Southern Water and Air
Key Points Discussed:
The role of faith and diligence in business success
Insights on starting a water filtration company
Challenges faced and lessons learned in entrepreneurship
Importance of service and product quality in business
Strategies for marketing and growth in the home services industry
Segment Breakdown:
Introduction to Young Entrepreneurs: 00:00:00-00:00:31
Fear in Entrepreneurship: 00:00:31-00:01:55
Background and Business Overview: 00:02:49-00:04:06
Transition to Entrepreneurship: 00:04:38-00:06:25
Challenges Faced in Business: 00:15:33-00:19:33
Marketing Strategies: 00:20:10-00:21:04
Product Selection and Company Focus: 00:22:10-00:23:27
Exit Strategy and Partnership Dynamics: 00:24:11-00:26:37
Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs: 00:26:38-00:30:55
Don't miss this engaging discussion on faith, fear, and entrepreneurship with Pure Southern Water and Air. Like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring content. #Entrepreneurship #FaithInBusiness #BusinessJourney
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Join Trent Knott and special guest, Mallory Manning, in this informative episode of "Starting Your Own Business: Episode 3 - Who Dare Go There" In this episode, they dive into the essential steps and practical advice for launching your business, emphasizing the importance of faith, hard work, and having the right motivations.Key Points Discussed:The role of faith and diligence in business successIntroduction to guest Mallory Manning from the accounting departmentInsights on choosing the right business entity (LLC, sole proprietorship, etc.)Practical steps for registering your business and obtaining necessary licensesImportance of having a good CPA, lawyer, banker, and insurance agentTips on managing taxes, payroll, and workers' compensationPersonal anecdotes and lessons learned from Trent’s business journeySegment Breakdown:00:00:00 - Introduction and Overview of Starting a Business00:05:30 - Guest Introduction and Background00:13:17 - Checking Name Availability and Filing Business with Secretary of State00:15:06 - Importance of EIN Number and Opening a Business Checking Account00:17:16 - Licensing Requirements for Business00:20:05 - Tax Obligations and Filing Requirements00:25:40 - Importance of Payroll Software and Quarterly Taxes00:26:14 - Discussion on Insurance Needs for Business00:29:09 - Building Relationships with Bankers and Importance of Communication00:30:44 - Marketing Strategies and Importance of Parking for Business00:33:04 - Role of HR Department and Managing Employees00:35:36 - Closing Remarks and Encouragement for EntrepreneurshipDon't miss this comprehensive discussion packed with actionable insights and real-life experiences. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more empowering content. God bless! #Entrepreneurship #FaithInBusiness #BusinessStartup
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Join Trent and Dana Knott in this inspiring episode of their podcast series, "Who Dare Go There? Opening Your Own Business." In this episode, they delve into the importance of dreams and visions when starting a business, drawing insights from the story of Joseph in the Bible.Key Points Discussed:Importance of sharing dreams with like-minded individualsEmbracing God-sized dreams and taking actionPersonal anecdotes of starting and growing businessesThe significance of setting goals and creating vision boardsBalancing prayer, education, and action in entrepreneurshipStay tuned for the upcoming episodes where they will guide you through the essential steps of opening your own business, including licenses, insurances, and more.00:00:00 - Introduction and Faith in Pursuing Dreams00:05:30 - Importance of Having God-Sized Dreams00:11:06 - Continuous Expansion and Growth00:17:08 - Utilizing Vision Boards for Goal Setting00:23:06 - Taking Action and Educating Yourself00:25:03 - Recognizing Success Beyond Financial Achievements00:28:38 - Importance of Visualizing Goals with Vision BoardsDon't miss out on this insightful discussion on faith, dreams, and entrepreneurship. Remember to like, share, and subscribe for more empowering content. God bless! #DreamBig #Entrepreneurship #FaithfulJourney
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Join Trent and Dana Knott in the first episode of their new YouTube channel, Who Dare Go There, where they share their insights on opening your own business. In this episode, they discuss their personal journey, including their failures, successes, and the importance of faith in their business endeavors.Key Points Covered:Starting with a Bible verse and prayerTheir background and experiences in various businessesLessons learned from their failures and successesThe importance of having a vision board and setting goalsThe role of mentorship in entrepreneurshipThe impact of pride and the value of being a giver in businessStay tuned for the next episode where they will delve into goal setting and business planning. Don't miss out on valuable tips and advice from experienced entrepreneurs like Trent and Dana Knott. Subscribe to their channel for more insightful content on entrepreneurship and business success. Timestamps: 00:00:00 - Introduction to Starting a Business00:05:30 - Moving Back Home and Starting Own Business00:08:24 - Financial Struggles in the Initial Year00:10:54 - Family Involvement in Business00:13:23 - Diverse Business Ventures00:16:09 - Motivation Behind Sharing Business Experiences00:19:22 - Realities of Entrepreneurship00:22:47 - Target Audience for Business Guidance00:25:13 - Importance of Vision Board and Goal Setting00:26:32 - Partnering in Business00:28:45 - Mentorship and Continuous Learning
