This episode is about our Spring Break trip out in Colorado, I set out to do what I always do—find good coffee and explore local spots.

I also sat down with my brother—business owner of a Golf Chiropractic Clinic, husband, dad of three—who’s right in the middle of building something from the ground up. And we got real about it all.

From growing up and the paths we thought we’d take… to what it actually feels like to step into entrepreneurship with no roadmap.

We talk about:
☕ Chasing ideas and building a business from scratch
☕ The pressure of providing while figuring it out in real time
☕ The importance of relationships and networking (and learning that the hard way)
☕ The quiet moments where it feels like failure
☕ And what it really means to pivot instead of quit

It’s honest. It’s unfiltered. And it’s a reminder that most people are figuring it out as they go—even when it looks like they have it all together.

So grab your coffee, take the long way… and let’s cruise.

In this episode of Coffee Cruise, we’re pulling up to a spot you won’t want to miss… ☕️✨

We’re taking you Behind the Brews with the incredible team at Press Coffee & Tea in Trenton, IL — where coffee is more than just a drink, it’s a mission, a community, and a second chance for so many.

We chat about:

• ☕ How Press Coffee & Tea got started
• 💭 The inspiration behind their unique space and menu
• 🚧 The real challenges of running a small business
• ❤️ The heart behind their mission to give back and support those in recovery
• 🌱 How coffee can create purpose, connection, and new beginnings
  

This episode is full of real conversation, good energy, and a whole lot of heart — exactly what Coffee Cruise is all about.

So grab your coffee, take the long way, and come cruise with us. 🚙💨

Bunnies. Eggs. Coffee. And traditions from all over the world. ☕🌍

This week on Coffee Cruise, we’re taking a global ride through Easter—sharing fun, surprising, and sometimes hilarious traditions you’ve probably never heard of.

Hop in, grab your drink, and let’s take the long way.