Discipleship & Dollars

Discipleship & Dollars

By Daxton Rykert and Dominic CordaroBusinessEntrepreneurship
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Discipleship & Dollars episodes

  • D2D Sales to Fizz Soda Shop Owner: Adam Bjornberg on Faith, Family, and Franchise Life

    From knocking doors to running 4 Fizz franchises, Adam Bjornberg’s story is incredible. In this episode, Adam shares his entrepreneurial journey, and how every “no,” every delay, and every detour was never a road block... just a road bump.

    In this episode:
     – Why your goals might start with a “closed door”
     – Letting your business serve your family, not replace it
     – Turning frustration into faith
     – Recognizing the difference between a stop sign and a speed bump

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    44 min
  • He Mortgaged His House to Pay Payroll: Clark Taylor’s Faith-First Business Story

    Clark Taylor risked it all — even mortgaging his house to make payroll — but never stopped praying. In this episode, he shares how daily prayer, trust in God, and putting faith before fear carried him through his biggest business trials. A powerful story of sacrifice, discipleship, and divine guidance for any entrepreneur.

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    43 min
  • Army Ranger to COO: Chip Cook on Leadership, Faith, and Eternal Perspective

    In this episode of Discipleship & Dollars, we sit down with Chip Cook—COO of LeaseEnd, West Point grad, BYU alum, Stanford alum, former Amazon leader, and 20-year U.S. Army veteran. Chip’s life is a masterclass in Christlike leadership, discipline under pressure, and letting God direct your life (even when it is hard).

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    54 min

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