In today's episode of the Fingerprints on Success podcast, Bill is joined by George Muha, founder of Big State Sports.

During the conversation, George reflects on the difficulties of maintaining the core essence of a business while expanding its reach. As responsibilities grow and new systems are put in place, there’s a delicate balance between preserving quality and learning to delegate.  

You'll hear about George's struggle to let go — of once-personal tasks, of direct relationships, and of certain control. Yet, in doing so, he discovered that trust in a team and clearly defined roles can lead to even greater success. There’s an emphasis on the surprising realization that sometimes, the best move forward is a return to one’s roots—focusing on the passion and unique abilities that built the foundation in the first place.  

This episode covers strategy and vision, however what stands out most is unwavering enthusiasm — the kind that turns hard work into something that doesn’t feel like work at all.

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In This Episode You'll Learn:

• George's early background, including his 20-year career in the trucking industry and his passion for writing. 
• His transition from, what was once a hobby, to a business, driven by the need to support his family after his wife lost her part-time job. 
• The challenges and opportunities that emerged during the pandemic, emphasizing the importance of flexibility and innovation. 
• The challenges of scaling the business while maintaining quality and consistency. 
• And much more...

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Big State Sports