An Hour Early

On this special bonus episode of An Hour Early Podcast, Milwaukee area activist and radio host, Earl Ingram, shares a compelling story of why he is so committed to service.

Milwaukee area activist, prominent member of the Voices of the Elders, and radio host Earl Ingram joins Aaron to talk about how having a heart of service will put you in places where you will be elevated and blessed. His inspirational story will encourage you on your own journey of transforming from dreamer to do-er.

Aaron is joined this week by "The Waiter", Troy Cotton Jr. A former basketball standout turned youth pastor, Troy reminds us that when we are in love with our mission, we should expect to be uncomfortable and even when we are waiting on God, we should still be working within our purpose. 

Not all entrepreneurs are looking to start a for-profit business, some look to be a difference maker through starting a foundation. Aaron is joined this week by Tristaca Patrick-Yarbrough, the founder and CEO of two great organizations, All About Increase and All About You Improve. All About Increase empowers youth ages 16 - 24 to become next generational leaders through mentorship and skill development. Be sure to check out this episode to learn how to find success in serving others. 

It's tempting to mistake others not seeing your vision as a reason to think God is saying no to your plans. On this episode of An Hour Early Podcast, Aaron reminds us that when it comes to vision and accomplishing our goals, we have to see it before we see it, in order to see it. We shouldn't be discouraged if someone else doesn't quite see our vision. Instead we should focus on moving forward and taking the steps needed to bring that vision into reality.

On this week's episode of an Hour Early Podcast, Aaron reminds us that we shouldn't mistake something being difficult for God saying no. While the grind it takes to move from being a dreamer to a do-er can be hard at times, if we focus on our passion for what we want to do rather than what we have to do, we can keep the journey in perspective. 

This week Aaron tackles the question: does God say no to your plans or prayers for your dreams to turn into reality. While it might not be easy to recognize in the moment, there's a difference between God saying no and facing the natural adversity that comes with chasing our dreams. Aaron reminds us to push forward through challenges and to persevere through the temptation to procrastinate on the pathway from becoming a dreamer into a doer. 

The first step in doing anything great is to get started. When it comes to opening a business, forming an llc is a great place to start. On this week's episode of An Hour Early Podcast, Aaron walks us through the process of opening an llc and gives practical advice to help turn the dreamer into a doer. 

This week, Aaron is joined by contributing author Veronica Guyton. In her latest project, Beneath The Surface: Life Under The Mask, Veronica speaks to adversity and the idea that you can overcome anything and it can help someone in the process. She gives insights and practical ways to release what is under your mask and work through hardship. 

On this week's episode of An Hour Early Podcast, Aaron sits down with DeAngelo Junior and Austiana Jackson, an entrepreneurial couple. Deangelo recently opened Spick And Span Auto Detailing and Austiana Jackson opened and has managed Mindful Mom LLC since the first weeks of the Coronavirus pandemic. The two give insight on what it takes to start a business, navigate adversity, and how they continue to evolve their businesses as they keep the focus on taking things to the next level.