Kimberly Fischer sits down with Chad for a powerful conversation about resilience, ownership, and what it really takes to build something from the ground up.

From years in the restaurant and catering industry to forging her own path, Kimberly shares the hard truth behind the work most people never see. She talks about years of catering experience, hard lessons learned through failure, and the moments that forced her to decide whether she would stay stuck or move forward.

Her story includes deep adversity, from homelessness and foster care to rebuilding her life with a mindset rooted in responsibility and action. For Kimberly, struggle did not break her, it built her grit.

In this episode, she unpacks how she reframes debt as a tool, why perspective shapes everything, and how people often borrow from tomorrow just to get through today. Her message is direct. You are not powerless in your circumstances. You can choose to take your life back.

This is a conversation about rising after being knocked down, seeing opportunity where others see limits, and learning to turn adversity into strength.

Connect with Kimberly:

https://www.facebook.com/kimberly.farmerfischer/

Logan sits down with Shane for a real conversation around passive income, investing, and what it actually takes to build wealth over time.

They talk through the idea of “passive” investing and why it’s not always as hands-off as people expect. Shane shares his experience with real estate, including Airbnb, and how different income streams have played a role in his journey as a business owner.

This episode also leans into the importance of staying engaged, asking questions, and learning from both success stories and mistakes. There’s a lot of noise around investing, but one thing is clear in this conversation: no one has all the answers, and there’s always something to learn.

If you’ve been thinking about getting into investing or building additional income streams, this is a grounded, honest look at what that can actually look like.

In today’s episode, Chad and Logan talk about why investing and debt decisions aren’t really about the math, they’re about behavior. On paper, everything can look simple, but in real life it gets messy fast, especially when debt is involved.

They walk through what happens when the numbers say one thing but your situation says another. When you’re carrying debt you can’t comfortably afford, it adds pressure, limits your flexibility, and makes every dip in the market feel that much heavier. Debt has a way of acting like an accelerant. When things are going well, it might feel manageable, but when things get off track, it can quickly put you in a tough spot, especially if your investments are also uncertain.

This conversation really highlights the tension between investing and paying off debt, and why staying stuck in the middle often creates more stress than clarity. They also talk about the importance of building in margin, not just financially but mentally, because the goal isn’t to follow the perfect strategy, it’s to build something that actually works in real life.

If you’ve ever felt like the math should be working but somehow isn’t, this episode will give you a much clearer way to think about it.

Not everyone is the right fit and in this episode, Logan and Chad explain why that matters.

They break down the type of person they don’t want to work with and what it actually takes to build strong, long-term relationships. For them, it comes down to working with people who are coachable, emotionally invested, and committed to doing the hard things that move them forward.

Logan and Chad talk about the patterns that hold people back, like chasing what others value, getting caught up in current events, or staying stuck in a negative mindset. They explain why you can’t build a solid financial future based on outside noise and why personal responsibility is key.

They also call out blame shifting and the reality that no one can force someone to take action. The people who see results are the ones who take ownership and stay committed, even when it’s uncomfortable.

This episode is a clear reminder that real progress comes from focusing on what matters and making decisions that serve your future self.

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https://www.instagram.com/veritas.alaska

Volatility gets a bad reputation. It feels unpredictable, uncomfortable, and for many people, scary.

In this episode, Logan and Chad break down what volatility really is and why it’s often mistaken for risk. Looking at over 100 years of market behavior, they challenge the idea that volatility is something to avoid.

They talk about why people panic during extreme swings, how uncertainty fuels fear, and what it means to “have a swing” in your portfolio. Because the truth is, volatility moves both ways and those movements can work in your favor.

This conversation is about learning to tolerate uncertainty, staying grounded, and moving through the discomfort instead of reacting to it.

If market ups and downs have ever shaken your confidence, this episode will help you see them differently.

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https://www.instagram.com/veritas.alaska

In this episode, Logan sits down with Sarah Klebs to discuss her experience building a business in the plumbing and HVAC industry.

Sarah shares how early exposure to the trades shaped her career path and led to co-owning a company with her husband. The conversation covers the realities of starting and growing a business, including hiring their first employee in 2020 and navigating the transition into a growth phase.

They discuss leadership, setting expectations for employees, and the importance of creating a culture of accountability without unnecessary complexity. Sarah also speaks to the natural progression of business growth and the responsibility that comes with it.

This episode offers a clear look at the operational and personal aspects of building and managing a trades-based business.

Connect with Sarah: https://www.cgcservicesak.com/contact

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https://www.instagram.com/veritas.alaska

In this episode, Logan and Chad share the purpose behind the podcast and the direction it continues to move in. While the format and conversations have evolved, the foundation has remained the same — to encourage, inform, and create meaningful connection.

They reflect on what they consistently see in both their clients and their guests. Qualities like coachability, grit, and a willingness to take action continue to stand out. These themes aren’t just discussed, they are reflected in the real stories and experiences shared throughout the podcast.

This show is not limited to one industry or background. It is designed for individuals who are seeking growth, open to guidance, and committed to following through. The focus is not only on gaining knowledge, but on applying it in a way that leads to tangible progress.

Whether you’ve been listening from the beginning or are just getting started, this episode provides a clear look at the “why” behind it all.

Connect: Veritasalaska.com

https://www.instagram.com/veritas.alaska

In this first-of-its-kind hotseat episode, Chad sits down with Logan for a candid conversation that goes beyond the business. He shares his favorite places, the story of how Veritas came to life, and personal experiences that shaped him along the way.

From the challenges he faced starting his company to the lessons he’s learned along the journey, listeners get an inside look at the person behind the brand. It’s honest, engaging, and full of insights for anyone curious about entrepreneurship, leadership, and the stories that make a business—and its founder—who they are.

Connect: Veritasalaska.com

https://www.instagram.com/veritas.alaska