After two-years and investing $5,000 into nutrition coaching, Luke has been on a journey to reclaim his health which has helped him shed 35 lbs and feel better than he’s ever felt.

During this episode, Luke and fellow gym owner/fitness expert Dam Romigh talk about how to prioritize your health as a small business owner, including the secrets to success that no one talks about.

A visionary’s natural tendency is to dream and innovate. However, knowing when (and when not) to innovate is important—especially when you’re in unprecedented times. In fact, what if the best thing you could offer your customers right now was stability?

During part 1 of this conversation, Luke and guest Dan Romigh talk about knowing the difference between seasons for innovation and seasons for stability. In this episode, they’ll focus more on striking the perfect balance between the two.

A visionary’s natural tendency is to dream and innovate. However, knowing when (and when not) to innovate is important—especially when you’re in unprecedented times. In fact, what if the best thing you could offer your customers right now was stability?

During this episode, Luke and guest Dan Romigh discuss balancing the tension between innovation and stability, including how to tell when you should be pursuing one over the other.

The pandemic and its subsequent mandates has had a massive effect on the small business climate. Unfortunately, one of the greatest sufferers in this category are the locally owned restaurants many of us know and love. In part one of this raw conversation, we heard from three local restaurant owners about how COVID-19 and government shutdowns have impacted their business.

During this episode, we’ll focus on the key question... where do we go from here?

The pandemic and its subsequent mandates has had a massive effect on the small business climate. Unfortunately, one of the greatest sufferers in this category are the locally owned restaurants many of us know and love. During this episode, Luke sits down with three restaurant owners to have a candid conversation about how COVID-19 and government shutdowns have impacted their business, and what needs to happen to ensure we don’t lose what makes each of our towns special.

It’s easy to get swept up in the holiday buzz, but what if the best gift you could give your loved ones is peace of mind and a secure future? During this episode, Luke and Eric discuss how life insurance (whether term or whole life) is one of the BEST ways to care for your family.

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When writer, producer, and award winning filmmaker Shane Hagedorn approached Luke about being an insurance sponsor for one of his productions, Luke said yes without hesitation! During this episode, Luke and Shane talk about his new movie and how to tell stories that pull people in.

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You might not think bathroom humor could be philosophical, but this guest would argue otherwise!

During this episode, Luke chats with John Mashni who is a writer, attorney, entrepreneur, and now author of a brand new children’s book called “CinderToot.” Together, they discuss what motivated John to write this twist on a classic fairytale and some of the great life lessons us adults can learn from it.

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The mark of a good leader is someone who can articulate their vision and get others excited about it. But that can be hard to do when people are resistant to change.

During this episode, Luke chats with Dave Williams about how to effectively unify your team around your vision so you can accelerate your progress and reach bigger goals.

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Robert Kiyosaki’s “Rich Dad Poor Dad” is one of those books that rocks your world and changes your fundamental views about money and life.

During this episode, Luke shares 3 big lessons he took away from this book and how it shifted the way he views personal financing.