We sat down with Brock Painter, founder of Category of 1, for a conversation that goes far beyond business strategy and gets into the mindset, relationships, and experiences that shape who you become.

Brock shares how his early years playing football played a major role in building his discipline, resilience, and competitive nature. Those lessons didn’t stay on the field, they carried over into how he approaches challenges, leadership, and the way he shows up in business today. That foundation helped shape his belief in not just competing with others, but creating your own lane and becoming truly different.

We also dive into the personal side of his life, which is just as impactful. Brock talks about his deep connection with his wife and how having a strong, supportive partner has influenced both his personal growth and his business journey. There is a real level of gratitude and perspective in how he talks about that relationship, and it is clear how much it fuels everything he is building.

As a father of a two year old with another child on the way, Brock opens up about the realities of balancing ambition with family life. He shares what it looks like to pursue big goals while also being present at home, and how his priorities have evolved as he steps into this next season of life.

This episode touches on identity, leadership, family, and what it really means to build something meaningful without losing sight of what matters most. It is about stepping out of the noise, owning who you are, and creating a life and business that stand on their own.

If you are navigating growth in business while also trying to show up for your family, or if you are looking for a different perspective on what success can look like, this conversation with Brock is one you will want to listen to.

In this episode of *Give a Sit*, we hit the mountain with Adam Loveridge, owner of Blue Forge Marketing, for a conversation that blends fresh powder, big views, and even bigger insights into the world of marketing and relationships.Adam breaks down what marketing really means today—and more importantly, what actually works. From cutting through the noise to focusing on the right strategies that drive real results, we dive into the value marketing can bring when it’s done with intention. This isn’t just about ads or content—it’s about connection.A huge part of Adam’s success comes from his deep understanding of networking and word-of-mouth referrals. He shares how building genuine relationships has opened doors, created opportunities, and ultimately led him to join us on the mountain for this episode. It’s a powerful reminder that your network isn’t just who you know—it’s how you show up for them.With snow under our feet and incredible views all around, this episode is a mix of laid-back conversation and real business wisdom. Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a marketer, or just someone looking to grow your circle and your impact, there’s something here for you.Tap in, enjoy the ride, and don’t forget—sometimes the best conversations happen outside the office.

In this episode of Give A Sit, we sit down with Dan Rawls — a true Superconnector who has built his success around relationships, mindset, and showing up for others.We dive into what it really means to grow in business through connection, not just transactions. Dan shares how introducing the right people can change lives, open doors, and create opportunities you never saw coming.But it’s not all business.Dan opens up about something a lot of high performers don’t talk about enough — regret. Specifically, the time he wishes he had back with his kids when they were younger, and how that perspective has shaped the way he lives today.Now, it’s about being intentional. Traveling more. Skiing more. Living more.We also get into:• Why relationships are the foundation of every successful business• How to shift from a “what can I get?” mindset to “who can I help?”• The importance of showing up with confidence — including how you dress• Finding balance between ambition, family, and fulfillment• Choosing to see life through a positive lensThis conversation is a reminder that success isn’t just about what you build — it’s about who you build it with and the moments you don’t miss along the way.If you’re building a business, growing your network, or just trying to live a more intentional life, this one is for you.Who in your network could you introduce today that might change everything?

What does success really look like?In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Julie Janke of Millcreek Lifestyle Magazine to talk about the vision she once had for success, and how life reshaped it along the way. From long 14-hour workdays to learning how to create more balance, Julie opens up about the realities of building something meaningful while raising a family.As a mother of twins and soon-to-be grandma, her perspective on time, priorities, and fulfillment has evolved, and it’s something every entrepreneur and parent can relate to.We also dive into the impact Millcreek Lifestyle Magazine has had on her life, the powerful connections she’s built through it, and how those relationships have become one of the most rewarding parts of her journey.If you’ve ever felt the tension between ambition and presence, this conversation is for you.👇 What does success look like to YOU right now?#GiveASit #Podcast #Entrepreneurship #WorkLifeBalance #MillcreekLifestyle #UtahBusiness #Leadership #SuccessJourney #Networking #smallbusiness

What does a near-death experience teach you about life, work, and purpose?In this episode of Give A Sit, Wes sits down with Jessica Chase, founder of Above the Folder, at Snowbird Mountain in Utah for a conversation about resilience, growth, marketing, and the moments that shape our lives.Jessica shares the powerful story of a rollerblading accident that nearly took her life and how that experience changed the way she approached everything that came after. From navigating college and figuring out her path, to finding success at 1-800 Contacts, Jessica talks about the lessons that helped shape her career and mindset.The conversation also dives into:The impact kids have on our priorities and perspectiveThe realities of working from home and building a careerHow businesses grow when they focus on clarity and the right messageAnd the marketing principle behind “above the fold” — making sure the right message gets in front of the right people at the right timeJessica’s passion for helping businesses stand out and communicate clearly has led her to build Above the Folder, where she focuses on strategic messaging and marketing that actually connects with people.Filmed outside on the mountain at Snowbird, this episode blends business insights with real life experiences that shape the way we show up in our work and for the people around us.🎙️ If you enjoy conversations about entrepreneurship, marketing, leadership, and personal growth, you’re in the right place.Subscribe for more episodes of Give A Sit where we take real conversations outside.#GiveASit #JessicaChase #MarketingStrategy #Entrepreneurship #AboveTheFold #SnowbirdUtah #BusinessPodcast #Leadership #DigitalMarketing #UtahBusiness

Persistence isn’t just a business skill—it’s a life skill.In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with David Gilliland, owner of Elite Entrepreneurs, to talk about what it really takes to keep going when the path isn’t clear. From working alongside his dad at a young age, to supporting his wife as they welcomed their first child, David shares how persistence showed up long before entrepreneurship ever did—including the persistence it took to win his wife’s heart.We dive into his experience serving a mission for the LDS Church, how that season shaped his relationship with God, and learning to trust the “gut feeling” that shows up when you need guidance most. David opens up about building Elite Entrepreneurs after starting something that didn’t work, the importance of pivoting, and having the courage to try again.Growing up in Arizona, transitioning life and business to Utah, and now helping CEOs who feel stuck or have hit a ceiling—this episode is packed with real talk on leadership, faith, family, and momentum. David’s generosity, as a husband, father, and mentor, shows up in everything he does.If you’ve ever felt called to more but weren’t sure how to take the next step—this one’s for you. 🎧

In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Heather Griffiths Barber — widely known as the Queen of Wraps — for a powerful conversation about entrepreneurship, family, and building wealth with intention.Heather shares the early days of starting Queen of Wraps alongside her brothers, what it took to grow the business, and the difficult but meaningful decision to step away during a season of life to focus on raising her children. We talk candidly about what happens when entrepreneurship is in your blood, how that drive never really turns off, and why choosing the right partner can either accelerate or completely derail your journey.She opens up about the goals she and her husband set together — including paying off their home — and how alignment, sacrifice, and long-term thinking helped them make it happen. Heather explains how those same principles now show up in her work helping people buy, scale, and sell businesses, breaking down what the process actually looks like, why timing and structure matter, and how to approach it the right way without burning out or losing what matters most.We also dive into how Heather teaches her children about money, work ethic, and delayed gratification — not just earning the things you want, but preparing for the life you dream about. The lessons she learned from her father growing up still guide how she thinks about wealth, responsibility, and opportunity today, and she’s intentional about passing that mindset on to the next generation.This episode is full of practical insight, real-life experience, and grounded wisdom for business owners, parents, and anyone thinking about legacy beyond just revenue.If you’re building something — a business, a family, or a future — this conversation will resonate.

In this episode of Give a Sit, we sit down with Darin Harker CEO of Quirk, a company known for creating custom artwork, acoustic installations, and wall features for businesses and clients across industries. This conversation dives deep into creativity, family, trust, and what it really takes to build something meaningful.Darrin shares what it was like growing up with nine brothers—a rowdy, competitive, and creative environment that shaped his work ethic and leadership style. With five of his brothers now business owners and creatives, family played a major role in teaching him collaboration, accountability, and support.He also talks about his early career at Maverik, working alongside his brother and helping launch the now-iconic phrase “Adventure’s First Stop.” From there, Darrin opens up about serving a mission for the church, working on the Paris Temple (including wrapping a piano), and his current role in the Salt Lake City Temple renovations, where precision, craftsmanship, and trust matter at the highest level.Throughout the episode, Darrin shares powerful insights on supporting the people you’ve built trust with, treating every client with respect regardless of project size, and staying grounded as opportunities grow. Recorded at Momentum Gym, this episode is packed with real stories, practical business advice, and a lot of laughs.👉 Subscribe for more conversations about business, creativity, leadership, and life.

What does success really look like when you’re building something of your own? In this episode of Give A Sit Podcast, recorded on the mountain at Snowbird Resort, Wes sits down with Max Lundquist to talk about the real side of entrepreneurship.Max shares his journey through business, the risks he’s taken along the way, and how not every move pays off the way you expect. But sometimes those transitions—when things feel uncertain—are exactly where the biggest lessons come from.They dive into the importance of family support, learning through failure, and why the path of building something for yourself isn’t always sunshine and smooth sailing. It’s about staying in the game, adapting when things change, and trusting the process as you grow.If you’re navigating business, starting something new, or finding yourself in a season of transition, this conversation is for you.🎙 Give A Sit Podcast is all about real conversations with entrepreneurs, leaders, and creators—recorded in unique outdoor locations while doing what we love.⛷️ Filmed at Snowbird Resort in UtahTopics in this episode:The reality of entrepreneurshipTaking risks that don’t always work outWhy family support matters when building a businessLearning through transitions and uncertaintyThe ups and downs of starting something for yourself👍 If you enjoy the episode, make sure to like, subscribe, and follow Give A Sit Podcast for more conversations on the mountain, on the water, and everywhere in between.#GiveASit #Entrepreneurship #BusinessPodcast #SnowbirdUtah #EntrepreneurMindset #StartupJourney #BusinessConversations #UtahBusiness

What does it take to turn an idea into a thriving business—while building a life you’re proud of?In this episode, we sit down with Alex Hill of Assetworx at Momentum Climbing to talk business, family, and the mindset that helped him get where he is today.While still in college, Alex identified an opportunity that returned $30,000 on a $56,000 in sales, over 50% profit in a single semester. He explored other ventures, but quickly realized this model worked out of the gate. Fast forward three years, and Assetworx—focused on recycling and repurposing electronics for large businesses—has grown through strong partnerships into a company generating $3,000,000 in gross revenue.But this conversation goes deeper than numbers. Alex shares how his wife has been alongside him every step of the way, how they support and build each other up, and how they’re intentionally creating the life they want for themselves and their two kids.This episode is about vision, execution, partnership, and staying grounded while growing fast.🎙️ Give a Sit Podcast📍 Recorded at Momentum Climbing▶️ Subscribe for more real conversations about business, life, and the people behind it