Taking on the mindset of an owner while you are still an employee not only helps you bring more to the table, but it also helps develop your skills while you’re in your current position. Riley Waggoner has worked hard and dedicated himself over the last 4 years to build his skills both personally and professionally. I love his perspective that he shares on catching and casting vision. It’s been an honor to have a front row seat to the journey Riley has been on both personally and professionally.

At 29 years old, Ryan Gill made the decision to go “all in”. He invested everything he had to start a new business with no guarantee of success. He started by himself with 1 dump truck. 21 years later, along with his business partners, they sold their business to the largest construction company in the world. The path to success was anything but a straight line for Ryan, but his refusal to fail paired with a desire to grow saw him through tough decisions and an almost devastating downturn.

Follow along as we visit with entrepreneurs ranging from main street makers to international business owners. The stories are diverse but the principal is that same. There is a certain mental toughness that comes with entrepreneurship. Some people have it going in, some develop it along the way, while others get discouraged and quit before reaching their full potential.

When we face troubles and bumps in the road, its helpful to pull strength from another person's testimony. If someone has made it through something similar to what you're facing then that's proof enough that you can do it too. Even stories from other industries can parallel the struggles, thoughts, emotions, and situations that you have or might run into.

Join us as we pull strength and encouragement from amazing people willing to share their stories, setbacks, and strategies.