House Coffee Podcast

House Coffee Podcast

By Maggie Fromm & Rich SarnackiBusinessEntrepreneurshipEducationSelf-Improvement
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House Coffee Podcast episodes

  • 13: How to Avoid Burnout

    Do these phrases sound familiar? "You gotta know your cash flow." "If you don't own your numbers, you don't own your business." "Don't fudge the numbers."

    If you're an entrepreneur or creative (or both!) then you have heard these preached from all the gurus. But when you're in the thick of the grind, (or double grind) pausing to understand and get control of your business seems daunting when you are on the verge of burnout.

    This week Maggie & Rich introduce the concept of the 25 hour work week and how some businesses have adopted this concept and gained their lives back. If only, right?? While it might seem impossible, Rich challenges Maggie with some of the key points he is learning in his consulting class while Maggie challenges the concept of the 25 hour work week.

    We'd LOVE your feedback! Email us at [email protected] or leave us a message https://housecoffeepodcast.com/submit-a-question/

    Special thanks to TJ McMaster our producer and audio engineer extraordinaire!

    1 hr 11 min
  • 12: Let's Talk About Burnout Culture

    This Episode Is Brought to You By: Burnout. Maggie and Rich both at separate times recently have been experiencing burnout in their small businesses. As we know, creative pursuits and pursuing our dreams can be both amazing and super stressful especially if we are wearing all the hats. This episode isn't meant to be a downer, but simply to let you know- we get you and we see you, friends!

    We'd love to hear your feedback! Leave us a voice message through our website https://housecoffeepodcast.com/submit-a-question/ or you can alwauys email us at housecoffeepodcast @ gmail.com /DM in Instagram @housecoffeepodcast

    46 min
  • 11: If it's Meant to Be, it's Up to Me! Assume it Will Work

    Have you ever started a new thing and didn't assume it would work? Rich can relate. He takes a deeper dive into opening day of Storied Coffee and how they were grossly under-prepared for the 6-hour rush they had. Maggie shares a conversation she had early on in her real estate career that changed her mindset.Extra special thanks to TJ McMaster for mixing this episode using the audio from our video because someone forgot to hit record. Submit a question or your feedback to: https://housecoffeepodcast.com/submit-a-question/ or [email protected]

    1 hr
  • 10: Coffee Shops are Temporary, Hospitality is Forever

    Today Maggie & Rich sit down with the infamous TJ McMaster: Audio Engineer and Producer of House Coffee Podcast. This episode is jam-packed! They talk about principles of hospitality and experiences with local businesses. Maggie shares a story of getting a contractor estimate for a client, TJ shares how he helped a 7 year old overcome her fear of heights, and Rich shares an epic experience with another coffee shop interaction he had in DM's on Instagram. Don't forget to email is your feedback at [email protected]

    1 hr 5 min
  • Flipping Houses & Network Marketing/MLMs
    Maggie & Rich are flipping out over this discussion! Maggie shares her opinion about the concept of flipping houses (hint, its the other half of the reason she got her real estate license) and Rich talk about how he recently almost joined a multi-level marketing business.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Normalizing Craziness & Diversifying Income Streams

    The reality of being a entrepreneur is sometimes business is slow. In this episode, Maggie & Rich get unfiltered and talk about the hardships of their business and diversifying income streams. Maggie talks about how we have normalized the craziness in the real estate market. Rich admits he assumed his business would fail from the start and how Storied has evolved since 2018. Visit housecoffeepodcast.com to submit a question or feedback!

    Special thanks to TJ McMaster for mixing and editing our episode!

    1 hr 4 min
  • 5-Star Experiences

    A back and forth between Maggie and Rich on what goes into a 5-star (or 1-star) experience. Maggie turns the question back to Rich and he shares his 1-star rant. They also share feedback from Instagram followers and their conclusion about business in general. Spoiler Alert: "Its not about us". Visit housecoffeepodcast.com to submit a question or feedback!

    Special thanks to TJ McMaster for mixing and editing our episode!

    1 hr 4 min
  • Honestly, Maggie! The Origin Story of Her Staging Business

    This week is all about how Maggie started taking her staging business 'Welcome Home Co' seriously after years of using her own personal furniture and accessories in her client's homes. Does staging actually benefit a home? Maggie tells all.Plus Rich shares some new potential developments in Storied Coffee he is reticent to go public about yet. Visit housecoffeepodcast.com to submit a question or feedback!

    Special thanks to TJ McMaster for mixing and editing our episode!

    56 min
  • Specialty Coffee: What We Mean When We Say It

    Rich does a deep dive on the Coffee Expo that he and his team attended in Portland Oregon. He also goes on a mini soapbox about the phrase “specialty coffee.” Maggie shares her opinions on the subject. At the end, Rich asks for her hot take on what her soapbox issue is. Visit housecoffeepodcast.com to submit a question or feedback!

    Special thanks to TJ McMaster for mixing and editing our episode!

    57 min
  • The Enneagram: Love it? Or is it Too Played Out?

    Maggie & Rich talk about their Enneagram types and how relevant (or irrelevant) it is in their lives. Learn what their core motivations are and how it pertains to business. Maggie shares what number she hates the most and Rich shares a quote from one of his favorite influencers. Visit housecoffeepodcast.com to submit a question or feedback.

    Special thanks to TJ McMaster for mixing and editing our episode!

    40 min

About House Coffee Podcast

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Navigating the unknowns and road blocks on the dimly-lit path to fulfilling a creative dream can be frustrating and lonely.

If you’ve ever felt alone in the dark on your small business…