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Malcom Frazier from Hit RX Baseball joins the podcast to talk about the value of training. Not only can training help perfect your baseball swing, many times, effective training can be the thing that turns the would be entrepreneur from dreamer into do-er.
The entrepreneurial pathway is tough both physically and mentally. This week, An Hour Early's resident mental health expert, Tanzanique Cage from Empowering Transformations Consulting, joins the podcast to give practical tips for helping us keep our minds healthy as we work on our small business goals.
If you haven't already, be sure to pre-order Aaron's latest book Faith Without Hustle Is Dead.Sabrina Brooks joins the podcast this week to discuss stepping into history. Sabrina is an inventor, an educator, and an artist. She also has had an accomplished career as a basketball player and coach and was recently inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall Of Fame. Sabrina's ability to persevere through challenges on her way to making history will inspire you wherever you are at on your entrepreneurial journey.
We all want to make history, but getting there is never easy. This week Aaron encourages us to never quit on our hopes and dreams by developing a plan of action.
Behind every history making accomplishment are hundreds or thousands of small steps. Many times we don't see those small steps as part of the history making process. On this week's episode of An Hour Early Podcast, Aaron encourages us to start making history, but taking the first step in going from dreamer to doer.
Dave Balza, former men's college basketball coach and current owner operator of a Milwaukee area Chick-Fil-A, sits down on location with Aaron to discuss the similarities in coaching basketball and running a successful franchise. Dave gives some insights on how he approaches management, team building, and the general structure of franchise agreements.
Every entrepreneur gets knocked down from time to time. Getting knocked down defines us much less than what we do while getting back up. This week, Aaron talks about getting hit in the gut, and what you can do to pick yourself back up when the roadblocks inevitably happen.
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