In this episode of the Built to Lead podcast, Jory Evans interviews Josh Kosnick, a successful entrepreneur and author of 'The Kairos Code.' They discuss the concept of 'Kairos' time, the importance of relationships, and the Five Bridges methodology for personal growth. Josh shares his experiences with coaching, navigating corporate challenges, and the transformative impact of the 75 Hard program. The conversation highlights the importance of integrity, offers leadership lessons from geese, and emphasizes the need for intentional living and business.

There are six stages of manhood according to John Eldredge's "Fathered by God" - from boyhood through sage. Jory challenges modern views of masculinity, showing how Jesus was a warrior and why men need to be capable of violence under control.

A candid, faith-driven conversation calling men to “be a man” by coming through for those they serve. Drawing on Wild at Heart, Fathered by God, and the true saga Endurance, the hosts unpack three core longings of men—a battle to fight, an adventure to live, and a beauty to rescue. They explore the inner wound and the nagging question “Do I have what it takes?”, contrast God’s voice with the enemy’s lies, and show how misdirected masculinity turns destructive. With vivid stories, statistics, and practical examples—work, family, risk, and leadership—the episode challenges men to pursue purpose, cultivate healthy adventure, and love sacrificially, anchoring identity in God rather than approval or infatuation.

Entrepreneurs have a 48% divorce rate - 5% higher than the general population. After 18 years of marriage while building multiple businesses, we're sharing the real challenges that destroy entrepreneurial marriages and the specific strategies that saved ours.

In this episode, we dive deep into: • The 5 biggest threats to entrepreneurial marriages (financial strain, neglect, conflicting goals, stress, and risk-taking personalities) • Why we got married at 18 & 19 despite everyone's opposition - and why it worked • The "core four" system that keeps our family aligned while building businesses • Love languages, communication strategies, and the "same team" mindset that changed everything • Why we prioritize our marriage over our kids (controversial but effective) • The stay-at-home spouse "hack" that unleashed business growth • How to serve your spouse's needs without losing your entrepreneurial edge

Whether you're building a business, planning to start one, or just want a stronger marriage, this conversation reveals the practical systems and mindset shifts that help couples thrive together instead of growing apart.

Warning: We get real about money fights, communication failures, and the mistakes that almost derailed us in the early years. This isn't theory - it's 18 years of trial, error, and hard-won wisdom.

In this foundational episode, Jory Evans takes listeners on a deep dive into the philosophy behind the "Built to Lead" podcast name and mission. He methodically breaks down each component - "Built," "To," and "Lead" - to explain his belief that humans are created by God with intentional purpose, designed to serve others through leadership. Evans contrasts this worldview with secular perspectives, arguing that understanding our divine creation provides the "why" necessary for sustained motivation and fulfillment. He explores how knowing our Creator helps us discover our gifts and calling, emphasizing that true leadership is about servanthood rather than dominion over others. The discussion covers finding purpose through relationship with God, the importance of leading oneself first, and how entrepreneurship can be a vehicle for positive impact and stewardship. Evans concludes by explaining why he focuses on business leaders and entrepreneurs - because of their multiplying influence on communities and their ability to create significant positive change when they lead with purpose and serve others well.

You've built a successful business, but now you're staring at the opportunity to expand to a second location - and you're terrified. The statistics are brutal: most second locations fail, draining cash flow and destroying everything you've worked to build. You lie awake wondering if you're about to make the biggest mistake of your entrepreneurial life.

But imagine walking into your thriving second location one year later, watching your handpicked team serve customers while your original business continues to flourish. You're no longer trapped in one location - you've multiplied your impact and created something that works without you being there every day.

In this episode, Kelly Weiers, CEO of Granite Rocks, reveals exactly how he navigated the three biggest obstacles to expansion and built a successful multi-location business by knowing when to wait and when to move. Kelly shares his journey from cabinet maker to successful entrepreneur and the real challenges of expanding to a second location in British Columbia. He discusses the importance of waiting for the right timing, working through banking obstacles, and recognizing when opportunities align for business growth.

Discover the practical insights every entrepreneur needs before expanding to multiple locations, including how to find the right people, secure financing when banks say no, and balance faith with action in critical business decisions.

If you know someone who wants to sell their business, message me on Instagram:http://www.instagram.com/joryevans Join Jory and Tyler as they reveal why buying an established business beats starting from scratch. Get practical tips on building relationships with owners, creative financing, and navigating negotiations. With Jory’s real-world stories and Tyler’s insightful questions, you’ll learn exactly how to make your first acquisition a success.