An Hour Early

Aaron is back for part 2 of A Look Back At 2022, breaking down some of the highlights from previous episodes and diving deeper into what it means to step into your authority.    2022 was a great year for An Hour Early and we want to help you make 2023 an even better year for you. Make sure to head to the website, anhourearlyllc.com, and add your New Year's resolutions to the bottom of the page.

Episodes of An Hour Early Podcast from 2022 were full of great nuggets to help you on your entrepreneurial journey. This week, Aaron breaks down some of the highlights from this past year which will motivate you as you start your 2023 planning.    Have a question for Aaron or want to submit your New Year's resolution?   Enter your info at the bottom of the front page at anhourearlyllc.com

This week, Katie Salanga, Head Athletic Trainer at Dominican High School in Whitefish Bay, Wisconsin joins the show to talk about how she provides Division 1 level care in her interactions with high school student athletes.    Do you have a goal for the start of 2023?   Submit your New Year's resolutions to anhourearlyllc.com.

It takes a lot to reach your hopes and dreams. Sometimes what stands in the way is consistent hard work and sometimes what is throwing us off is the multitude of voices telling us what work to do. This week Aaron pushes back on the idea that listening to a multitude of voices is a good thing. Instead, if we focus on one voice and one idea, we can simplify our actions and increase the chances of getting the results we are looking for.    Have a question for Aaron?   Be sure to reach out to the show at anhourearlyllc.com

This week Aaron is joined by coach, journalist, and entrepreneur Deysha Smith-Jenkins. Deysha speaks about the importance of hard work, consistency, and how you can use the combination of those two to build and protect your personal brand.   Have a question for Aaron?   Be sure to check out anhourearlyllc.com to submit your questions for the show.

On the journey from dreamer to do-er, each of us has a next step in reaching our goals. Sometimes that next step is to add something into your life and sometimes the next step is to remove something, or possibly someone. This week Aaron gives advice on what to do if you have outgrown the people you spend your time with.   Have a question for Aaron?   Be sure to submit it at www.anhourearly.com.

This week, Aaron continues the theme of authority by talking about the work you can't avoid doing - your assignment. Aaron welcomes back Reverend Kimberly Poe from Bethel C.M.E. and Minister Troy Cotton Jr. from Unity Gospel House of Prayer to discuss work we must do in order to fulfill our mission.    Aaron is also joined by Kyle Parker from ClipDart, a business that promotes mental health and wellness through providing free haircuts to university students and those in under resourced communities.   Have a question for Aaron? Be sure to check out anhourearlyllc.com and enter it at the bottom of the page to possibly be featured on a future episode.

Troy Cotton Jr. of Unity Gospel House of Prayer and the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Milwaukee joins Aaron once again to continue the theme of authority. This week they talk about finding out what your assignment is, so that you can live within your authority.   Have a question for Aaron?   Be sure to ask him by entering it on his website, www.anhourearlyllc.com.

While authority can be given to us through titles or certificates, true authority, many times, comes from within. This week, Aaron is joined by Shunn Morrise from Restore Life Ministries to talk about where authority comes from and what happens when we neglect to live in our authority.   Have a question for An Hour Early?   Go to www.anhourearlyllc.com and enter it at the bottom of the page and it may be featured on a future episode.

Now that you have accepted that you are the author of your own story, what's next?   This week on An Hour Early Podcast, Aaron continues on the theme of authority by going deeper into the idea of what it means to really understand the authority each of us has to live out our purpose.    Do you have a question for Aaron? Be sure to connect with An Hour Early at anhourearlyllc.com