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In this final Marriage Monday episode of 2025, Jeremiah and Savannah reflect on the year behind them and the season of life they are in as parents, spouses, and business owners. They talk candidly about parenting young kids, sleep deprivation, tension, routines, and how habits shape both marriage and family life. The conversation moves through Christmas rhythms, slowing down between holidays, and the blessing of intentional rest during the year’s reset. They also zoom out to discuss ten year vision casting, how fast time really moves, and what they want their marriage, family, and leadership to look like in the decade ahead. This episode closes with a heartfelt encouragement to grow deeper in marriage, faith, family, and purpose as they head into 2026.
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In this episode of the Growing Green Podcast, Jeremiah sits down with Kevin Scott to break down how intentional partnerships can completely change the trajectory of a landscape business. Kevin shares real world examples from building a 10 to 15 million dollar design build company and explains why relationships with vendors, banks, subcontractors, customers, and even family all play a critical role in sustainable growth. They discuss how partnerships are not about quick wins, but about long term trust, consistency, and bringing value before asking for anything in return. Kevin walks through practical strategies for identifying the right partners, making meaningful first contact, and maintaining those relationships over time. This conversation is packed with actionable insights for contractors who want to grow smarter, leaner, and with purpose.
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In this end of year Marriage Monday episode, Jeremiah and Savannah sit down to reflect honestly on everything 2025 brought their family and marriage. They talk through the highs and lows of growing a business while welcoming a new baby, navigating postpartum life, sleep deprivation, and major shifts in family rhythm. The conversation highlights the importance of intentionality, communication, and protecting your marriage during demanding seasons of life. They share candid lessons learned, moments of gratitude, and areas they want to improve going into 2026. This episode is a real and unfiltered look at marriage, parenting, and leadership during a year of growth and stretching.
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In this episode of the Growing Green Podcast, Jeremiah shares a full keynote from January 2025 featuring Mark Bradley from the Roadmap to $1M online event. Mark explains why most contractors never reach $1M in revenue, starting with a lack of true financial awareness and control of the numbers. He walks through the importance of budgeting, estimating correctly, and job costing so business owners know exactly where profit is made or lost. Mark also breaks down why systems and SOPs are a continuous process and how documenting what success looks like makes hiring, training, and scaling far more manageable. The conversation highlights the importance of focusing on high margin services and revenue per hour rather than chasing all revenue. The keynote wraps with practical guidance on sales pipelines, key performance indicators, and what fundamentally changes when a business grows from $1M to $3M.
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In this episode Jeremiah Jennings walks through the real planning process behind Growing Green Landscapes heading into twenty twenty six and explains why growth without discipline nearly broke the business the year before. He shares how revenue growth exposed weak systems cash leaks and the absence of a predictable lead engine and why the next season must be built on data instead of emotion. Jeremiah breaks down his focus on building a legitimate marketing pipeline tracking close rates and average job size and using real numbers to evaluate return on investment. He explains how spending money on marketing without analytics is gambling and why knowing your numbers allows you to hold vendors accountable and make confident decisions. This episode is a practical look at how to move from guessing to leading and how disciplined planning can turn chaos into controlled growth.
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In this Marriage Monday episode Jeremiah and Savannah Jennings recap a rare and meaningful date night that turned into one of their most productive conversations as a couple. They share how intentional preparation before the dinner allowed them to talk through travel expectations family rhythms business growth and personal needs without conflict. The conversation centers around time management travel boundaries and accountability as they plan for the year ahead with clarity rather than assumptions. Savannah opens up about the realities of managing a home with two young kids and the need for personal margin while Jeremiah shares what support looks like for him as the business grows. Together they explain how setting expectations in advance creates trust reduces resentment and helps couples move forward as a unified team.
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In this Friday episode Jeremiah Jennings slows things down and walks business owners through how to intentionally prepare for the year ahead rather than waiting for January to make changes. He reflects on how fast life and business move and why presence priorities and discipline matter more than ever as companies grow. Jeremiah breaks down four critical focus areas for twenty twenty six including labor and talent strategy customer experience technology adoption and financial discipline. He explains how Growing Green Landscapes is adjusting schedules to improve productivity and family time retaining skilled leaders through purpose and growth and building better systems instead of adding more people. The episode also dives into follow up systems pricing reviews payroll discipline and how AI and modern software can reduce friction and increase profit. This is a practical and mindset driven roadmap for owners who want sustainable growth without burnou
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In this powerful solo episode Jeremiah Jennings speaks directly to business owners who feel tired overwhelmed or defeated at the end of the year. He shares why transparency matters in leadership and why the most influential people in our industry are those willing to admit their struggles and failures. Jeremiah retells the well known story of Sam Gembel from Atlas Outdoors whose company credit card declined at Equip Expo during one of the lowest financial moments of his career. He explains how that story has helped him push through his own hard seasons and why remembering the challenges others have faced can keep you grounded and grateful. The episode expands into a bigger reflection on discipline personal responsibility and maintaining a healthy mindset even when the business is not performing the way you want. Jeremiah encourages listeners to face the truth grow as leaders and remember that most of the world would trade places with them in a heartbeat.
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In this Marriage Monday episode Jeremiah and Savannah Jennings look back on a full week of parenting work refereeing Christmas events and everyday chaos while reflecting on how their marriage has grown through the pressure. They talk about raising two young children the exhaustion of this stage and the humor found in small moments like soggy popcorn and burned cookies. They also open up about clearer communication learning to be more direct with each other and becoming better teammates as the family enters a new year. The two share why twenty twenty six already feels different and how an upcoming planning night will set expectations for travel parenting work rhythms and family priorities. The episode closes with a powerful reflection on calling mission work and building a life that allows them to serve others through both their business and their family.
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In this Equip Expo conversation Jeremiah Jennings sits down with Cameron Stull from John Deere Financial to give business owners a clear understanding of how JDF supports contractors with practical financing tools. Jeremiah shares how JDF took a chance on him when he was eighteen years old with no money and no credit history and how that relationship helped Growing Green Landscapes get the equipment it needed to scale. Cameron explains why a captive finance company operates differently from a bank and how their goal is to help contractors get into reliable John Deere equipment through flexible approvals strong lease programs and simple application processes. The two talk about leasing as a strategy to eliminate downtime the revolving account for parts and service seasonal and skip pay structures and the parts cabinet that keeps wear items stocked at a shop to reduce unbillable time. This episode is packed with real world financial wisdom and gives owners a clear path to making smarter decisions with equipment cash flow and long term business health. #johndeerepartner #sponsored
JDF- https://www.deere.com/en/finance/financing/
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