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English
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102 episodes
since Feb. 16, 2022
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Michael Kastel never intended to start a roofing company. After a contractor intentionally damaged his roof, Michael decided there had to be a better way. What began as an effort to help and protect his neighbors eventually became Waypoint Roofing, a business built around quality, integrity, genero…

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Michael Summers’ career path has taken him from studying theater at Baylor to touring with Switchfoot, spending 13 years in ministry, joining his family’s generator business, and ultimately acquiring Alamo Glass, a 60-year-old Austin business. What might look like an unconventional career on paper …
What happens when community stops being a business strategy and simply becomes part of how you live? In this episode of Good Business, Dirk Davidek shares how decades of investing in relationships, local organizations and the New Braunfels community have shaped both his life and business. Dirk disc…
How do you build an ambitious company without allowing it to take over your life? In this episode of Good Business, Shane O’Brien shares how his love of nitro cold brew turned into Coldies, a business bringing tech-enabled cold brew service to offices and apartment communities. Shane talks about mo…
What if the most valuable thing in your company is not your product, your technology or even your team, but your time and attention as a founder? In this episode of Good Business, Aaron Hayslip shares his journey from earning $9 an hour at a Honda dealership to becoming a software engineer, buildin…
What happens when following your calling means walking away from the career and identity you’ve built for more than 20 years? In this episode of Good Business, Tyler Hennessee shares his journey from decades in ministry to building a financial stewardship consultancy. Tyler opens up about leaving h…
Ben Spell never planned to become an entrepreneur. With a background in church ministry and music, no agricultural experience, and no history of even grilling a steak, he says a calling from God led him to start what would eventually become Good Ranchers. What began with selling meat out of the bac…
After building and selling Message Broadcast in a deal worth nearly $300 million, Bill Potter thought he might retire.Instead, he started over.In this episode of Good Business, Clay Vaughan and Luke Frazier welcome back Bill Potter to discuss what happened after his nine-figure exit, why he chose t…
In this episode of Good Business, Clay Vaughan and Luke Frazier sit down with Power Ray founders Jarel Ray and Nefi LeBaron to discuss entrepreneurship, culture, leadership, and why they believe the future of energy will require entirely new ways of thinking.From humble beginnings in Mexico to buil…
What separates elite leaders and top-performing companies from everyone else?According to Matt Harris, it is not just strategy.It is psychology.In this episode of Good Business, Clay and Luke sit down with Matt Harris, former Tony Robbins coach, former StoryBrand sales leader, and current talent de…
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