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Recorded live in Dallas, this unfiltered conversation brings together Jeremiah Jennings, Brian Fullerton, and Caleb Auman for a raw mix of business, finance, and faith. From debating whether new trucks or used ones make financial sense, to joking about eye cream and branding, to diving deep into the emotional impact of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and its eerie proximity to JFK’s, this episode covers it all. The guys share laughs, leadership lessons, and vulnerable reflections on what it means to run a business, raise a family, and keep faith at the center. Equal parts practical and personal, this mastermind-style dialogue gives listeners a front-row seat to the highs, lows, and honest struggles of entrepreneurship.
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In this special episode recorded at a Dallas mastermind, Jeremiah Jennings joins fellow lawn and landscape business owners to dig into the real challenges of scaling. From feeling overwhelmed as the primary point of contact for crews and clients, to rolling out LMN, to learning how to delegate effectively to a VA, the conversation is raw and practical. The group shares lessons on organizing mornings, setting up communication systems like Slack, using video walkthroughs to clarify job expectations, and creating accountability for crews through structure and incentives. This is an unfiltered look at the problems every business owner faces when growth comes fast—and the solutions that can get you unstuck.
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In this deeply reflective Marriage Monday, Jeremiah and Savannah Jennings process a heavy week marked by the assassination of Charlie Kirk and the anniversary of 9/11. They discuss the spiritual weight of these events, the brokenness of the world, and why the foundation of faith, marriage, and family is more critical than ever. Alongside these sobering reflections, they share personal stories from their son Jack’s third birthday celebration—highlighting the joy of community, parenting milestones, and gratitude for the people who surround and support their family. This episode balances grief and hope, reminding listeners that even in dark times, faith and family can light the way forward.
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In this special episode, Jeremiah Jennings sets aside business and leadership talk to share the message that matters most: the gospel of Jesus Christ. Sparked by the sudden passing of a friend and the legacy of Charlie Kirk’s bold faith, Jeremiah delivers a heartfelt and clear explanation of salvation—what it is, what it isn’t, and why it changes everything. He confronts cultural Christianity, explains why good works aren’t enough, and invites listeners into a personal relationship with Jesus. With urgency, honesty, and compassion, Jeremiah reminds us that no business success, family achievement, or worldly pursuit can fill the void that only Christ can. This episode is different, but it might be the one that changes your life forever.
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In this heartfelt solo episode, Jeremiah Jennings opens up about one of the toughest realities of business—when great employees decide to leave. Drawing from recent experience at Growing Green Landscapes, Jeremiah shares the emotional rollercoaster of watching a trusted team member move on, and the leadership lessons it forced him to learn. From handling emotions the right way, to exiting employees with gratitude, to protecting team culture, he explains how the way you respond in these moments sets the tone for everyone still on board. Jeremiah also breaks down why strong systems and SOPs are critical when turnover happens and how losing someone good can actually create space for the next leader to step up. This is a raw, practical, and encouraging message for any business owner navigating the challenge of people leaving.
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In this Marriage Monday debrief, Jeremiah and Savannah Jennings share stories from their family beach trip which has equal parts joy and chaos. From sick kids and sleepless nights in a packed condo bedroom to the surprising sadness of leaving a trip they didn’t want to end, the Jennings reflect on what made this vacation different. They dive into lessons on marriage, parenting, and the importance of building intentional community through church, small groups, and friendships that sharpen and encourage. With humor, honesty, and faith woven throughout, this episode is a reminder that you don’t have to do marriage or life alone.
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In this solo Friday episode, Jeremiah Jennings shares a passionate perspective on how artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we should think about education, business, and parenting. Using the story of a local high schooler named Coop—an entrepreneur at heart who thrives outside the classroom—Jeremiah challenges the outdated systems that reward memorization over creativity. He argues that AI has already made routine tasks like calculations, research, and scheduling obsolete, freeing humans to focus on what only people can do: create, lead, problem-solve, and build relationships. Jeremiah also connects this back to business, urging owners to delegate repetitive tasks and use AI as a lever for growth while investing in leadership, innovation, and people. It’s a big-picture conversation about raising kids, running companies, and preparing for a future where AI is here to stay.
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In this special episode from Milwaukee Tool’s Pipeline event, Jeremiah Jennings sits down with Ryan Mack to explore how Milwaukee is redefining what it means to be a tool company. Ryan shares his journey from small-town Ohio to leading product development, and why his background in the trades helps him connect with users in real, practical ways. They discuss how innovations like cordless ratchets, grease guns, and die grinders aren’t just products—they’re solutions that save time, money, and even extend the life of equipment. The conversation dives into Milwaukee’s solutions-based culture, leadership lessons, and why identifying problems before building tools is key to growth. It’s a fascinating look at how innovation, culture, and the trades intersect.
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In this special Marriage Monday from the beach, Jeremiah and Savannah Jennings sit down with Casey and Frankie Crumb to talk about what it takes to build a thriving marriage through every season. With over 20 years of marriage and three kids, the Crums share their journey of supporting each other through grad school, balancing demanding careers, and building a united family vision. They dive into the importance of shared goals, honest communication, and eliminating hurry from life while staying rooted in faith and community. Packed with wisdom, humor, and real-life stories, this episode is a masterclass in keeping your marriage strong through the grind.
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In this direct and eye-opening episode, Jeremiah Jennings tackles one of the toughest lessons in business—learning when to cancel customers. He shares real stories from Growing Green Landscapes, including a seven-year client who, despite endless accommodations, responded with a blunt “good riddance” after being let go. Jeremiah explains why unprofitable, high-drama accounts aren’t worth the stress, how they drag down crew morale, and why keeping them blocks the path to better clients. He reminds listeners that revenue without profit is vanity, and protecting your team’s time and energy must come first. This one’s a must-hear for any owner struggling to cut ties with clients that don’t fit.
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