A Brit And A Yank (Talk Business)

Stuart Amidon (Page 50 Marketing & Media) and Tom Chaldecott (Knox Thomas) separate hype from reality in the AI boom. They define true vs. “marketing” intelligence, show how chatbots already slash a 10-hour task to 6 minutes, and explain why a biblical worldview turns panic into productivity. Topics include meeting-note bots, email drafting, image creation, job-market shifts, and the producer/consumer divide—all grounded in God’s sovereign limits on technology.

Full episodes & resources: https://page50.com | https://knoxthomas.co.uk

Stuart Amidon (Page 50 Marketing & Media) and Tom Chaldecott (Knox Thomas) go deep on the “right time” question every aspiring founder asks. Tom unpacks his three-year strategic runway; Stuart champions the “start small and iterate” path. Along the way they compare job-security myths, cash-buffer tactics, AI-driven opportunity, and post-millennial optimism—always anchoring the conversation in Christian obedience and wise counsel.

Key takeaways
• Identify real market needs before you quit your day-job
• Use a salaried role to prototype processes and stack skills
• Fund the leap: sell assets, build cash reserves, trust God
• Why stable paychecks can hide bigger long-term risk
• Practical first steps: start, serve, improve, repeat

Resources & full episodes
https://page50.com | https://knoxthomas.co.uk

Stuart (the Yank) puts Page 50 Marketing & Media on the hot seat while Tom (the Brit) digs into the details: How do you scale a marketing agency without ditching biblical convictions? From the single journal page that inspired the name “Page 50” to everyday habits like tithing and Sabbath rest, this episode shows why core values—-not just KPIs—-drive lasting growth.

Marketing for discoverability – zero-waste tactics that put you in front of the right audience

The journal entry that became Page 50’s mission, values, and legacy plan

Turning family time into business training—equipping the next generation with real skills

Faith-based practices that steer every decision: tithing, Sabbath rest, and contract triage

How saying “no” to misaligned work opened surprising doors (and revenue)

Building a staff culture where education, motivation, and kingdom networking flourish

Practical steps to align your own marketing strategy with gospel-centered goals

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BAAY | Stu A and Tom C

Stuart (the Yank) and Tom (the Brit) unpack what risk really looks like when you’re building a business for God’s glory. Drawing on Tom’s journey with Knox Thomas and Stuart’s work at Page50 Marketing & Media, they show how a strong work ethic, biblical obedience, and smart networking can turn perceived risk into lasting opportunity for your family and your community.

Reframing perceived risk with a Christ-centered mindset

Feeding large families through entrepreneurship instead of salaried jobs

Paying fair wages and keeping money circulating in local economies

Using business as a vehicle for community engagement and cultural change

Linking success to obedience—Sabbath rest, tithing, and honest marketing

Seeing ownership as a tool for sanctification, legacy, and blessing others

Leveraging networking and creativity to spot new opportunities

By the end of the episode, you’ll hear practical startup tips, motivation to step out in faith, and an invitation to join a growing network of Christian entrepreneurs who want to educate, motivate, and connect like-minded business owners.

https://page50.com/
https://knoxthomas.co.uk/

Stuart (the Yank) and Tom (the Brit) kick off A Brit and A Yank Talk Business by tracing their own business journeys—Stuart’s Page 50 Marketing & Media (https://page50.com) page50.com and Tom’s Knox Thomas (https://knoxthomas.co.uk) knoxthomas.co.uk—and explaining how Christian values, big families, and bold vision pushed them into entrepreneurship. This inaugural conversation sets the tone for a show that blends marketing savvy, networking, and faith-rooted motivation.

Why launching a business can feed your family and create multigenerational legacy

Letting Christian values guide pricing, Sabbath rest, and honest marketing

Using community & networking to overcome early-stage challenges

Hard-won lessons from bootstrapping Page 50 and Knox Thomas

Turning hard work into kingdom impact for local economies and churches

Preview of future episodes: daily routines, practical marketing tips, “good-king” leadership, and more

By the end of the episode you’ll be inspired, equipped, and ready to join a growing network of Christian founders chasing excellence—and Christ—through their work.

BAAY | Stu A and Tom C