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In this episode, Dale and Brian unpack a simple but powerful principle for growth in business and life: “Get good, then get fast.”

Many people rush to move fast — chasing results, efficiency, or success — before they’ve mastered the fundamentals. Others get stuck trying to be perfect, moving so slowly they never build momentum. Dale and Brian explain how the real key is in the sequence: build your skill and quality first, then develop speed without sacrificing what makes your work great.

They explore how this principle applies to entrepreneurship, craftsmanship, and personal growth — and why skipping steps can lead to burnout, frustration, or poor results.

Join the brothers for a practical, motivating conversation about growth, mastery, and the discipline of doing things in the right order — because lasting success isn’t about how fast you start, but how strong you finish.

Episode Highlights: 

• Finding balance between getting good and getting fast.
• People want to be noticed.
• The importance of being ‘good’.
• How to apply this principle.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie
• Find Our Shorts on the ForeverLawn YouTube Channel

This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

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Sometimes you have to believe it before you see it. On this episode of Impact Without Limits, Brian and Dale Karmie break down the axiom: “Act As If”. They discuss how moving forward with confidence — even before all the details fall into place — can break through fear, hesitation, and analysis paralysis.

Through stories from ForeverLawn’s journey, including NASCAR sponsorships, the launch of K9Grass in Europe, and potential projects with the Cleveland Browns, the brothers reveal how acting in faith creates momentum and opens doors that might otherwise stay closed.

Blending humor, leadership insight, and real-life lessons, this episode inspires listeners to take initiative, trust the process, and act as if they’re already living the success they’re striving for.

Episode Highlights: 

• The Act As If Mindset.
• Breaking analysis paralysis.
• Leadership in motion.
• The NASCAR story.
• Taking calculated risks.
• K9Grass in Europe.
• The Cleveland Browns project.
• Partnering with the Harvest Crusade.
• Sports and mindset.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie
• Find Our Shorts on the ForeverLawn YouTube Channel
• Learn More About the Ohio Harvest Crusade Here

This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

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Broadcasting from their new studio at the Hall of Fame Village, Dale and Brian share another axiom: Be the Place You'd Want to Be. They discuss how creating a workplace where people genuinely want to show up—not just punch the clock—leads to stronger teams, greater productivity, and deeper fulfillment.

They explore how intentional environments—whether in the office or around the dinner table—reflect servant leadership, attract the right people, and ultimately create spaces where others can thrive.

With stories that range from corporate life to “Kool-Aid house” parenting, the brothers weave humor, honesty, and heart into a conversation that reminds us: if you want to see change in your culture, it starts by being the kind of place—or person—you’d want to be around.

Episode Highlights: 

• Would YOU want to work for your company?
• Creating a place you’d want to be.
• Productivity increases when you want to be where you are.
• The value of time.
• Being a servant leader.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie

This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

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In this episode of Impact Without Limits, Dale and Brian explore how the stages of business growth parallel the stages of family life. From the excitement of the startup phase in marriage to the exhausting (& rewarding) “Running Man” season of raising young kids, the brothers reflect on how families evolve through building, delegating, and ultimately creating legacy. With humor and heart, they discuss what it means to build a family rooted in shared values—one that grows strong enough to stand on its own, yet still desires to come home.

They also share personal stories about the joys and challenges of balancing family and business, and the lessons they’ve learned along the way. Whether you’re raising a family, leading a team, or simply trying to grow something that lasts, this episode is a powerful reminder that the greatest impact you make begins with the people closest to you.

Episode Highlights: 

• Start-up.
• Running Man.
• Builder.
• Legacy.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie

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In this week’s episode, Dale and Brian unpack the ForeverLawn axiom Give to Give—a principle rooted in Galatians 6:9 that challenges us to give freely, without expecting anything in return.

They share how this mindset has shaped ForeverLawn’s culture, strengthened relationships, and opened unexpected doors of blessing. Through personal stories and real examples, the brothers reveal how giving with pure intentions often leads to a ripple effect of impact far greater than anything you could plan or predict.

Tune in to hear how choosing to give without expectation can transform not only the lives of those around you but also your own—leaving a legacy of kindness, generosity, and hope that reaches far beyond what you can imagine.

Let us not become weary in doing good, for at the proper time we will reap a harvest if we do not give up. Galatians 6:9

Episode Highlights: 

• What’s your motivation?
• The Law of the Harvest.
• No Ask.
• Getting to the heart of it.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie
• Watch the Harvest Story of Hope Here

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In this week’s episode, Dale and Brian dive into one of the ForeverLawn axioms that has shaped their mindset and culture—Get the Blue Vase. Inspired by the classic book The Go-Getter by Peter B. Kyne, this principle is all about grit, persistence, and doing whatever it takes to get the job done.

Brian and Dale share stories from their own journey—early projects, the creation of K9Grass, and even a few funny “blue vase” moments from daily life—that illustrate how belief, effort, and determination can turn obstacles into opportunities.

You’ll learn why “Get the Blue Vase” isn’t just a catchy phrase at ForeverLawn—it’s a way of life. Whether you’re leading a team, building a business, or just trying to push through a personal challenge, this episode will remind you that success often comes down to one thing: refusing to quit.

Episode Highlights: 

• “Get the Blue Vase”.
• The Origin Story: The Go-Getter.
• Turning a Phrase into a Principle.
• Early ForeverLawn Challenges.
• The Birth of K9Grass.
• The Blue Vase Mindset.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie
• The Go-Getter by Peter B. Kyne

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This week, Dale and Brian settle into their brand-new studio and dive back into their axioms with a topic that’s at the heart of how they lead: Don’t take yourself too seriously. From tripping on sidewalks to laughing at their own on-air blunders, the brothers share stories, laughs, and lessons on the freedom that comes with self-awareness and humility.

They explore why being able to laugh at yourself isn’t just healthy—it’s essential for growth, leadership, and building genuine relationships. When you stop trying to be the center of the universe, life becomes a lot lighter.

It’s equal parts funny and practical—because life (and leadership) is a lot more enjoyable when you can laugh at yourself.

Episode Highlights: 

• Don’t take yourself too seriously.
• First project mishaps.
• The unintentional ice-breaker.
• Lessons to apply.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie

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Welcome back to Part 2 of this special conversation with Angie and Lorie Karmie.

As they continue sharing stories and answering questions submitted by listeners, we see how for both of them, family shaped their decisions and ultimately their stories.

Listen in today as Angie and Lorie walk through the tension between providing for their families and using provision as an excuse; including kids on the adventure versus making them the center of it all; and what their thoughts are on it all nearly 20 years later.

Thank you for joining us for another week of Impact Without Limits.

Episode Highlights: 

• The news of the company going bankrupt.
• The importance of using your kids as a reason vs. an excuse.
• The value of including your kids in your adventure as opposed to making them the center of it.
• The impact that recognizing and acting on small needs can have.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie

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How do you support someone chasing a big adventure?

This week, Dale and Brian wrap up their From the Archives series with a special 2-part episode.

Today, hear the true behind-the-scenes magic, Angie and Lorie Karmie, as they share their view of the ForeverLawn journey. They may not have been the ones running the business, but they were undoubtedly holding down the forts so Brian and Dale could continue chasing their crazy turf adventure. 

Not only are Angie and Lorie their husband’s biggest cheerleaders, but their unwavering belief in Dale and Brian continues even into the darkest moments. Evidence shines through their humility that ForeverLawn would not be where it is today without these two.

The inspiring story of these two strong women raises compelling questions about who we surround ourselves with. Do you have this type of support in your life? Are you this support to someone else?

As you listen today, we hope you’ll leave feeling encouraged. Whether you’re the running man, or the support and sounding board, your role is essential. 

Today is an episode you will not want to miss–so good, we had to break it into two.

Episode Highlights: 

• What Angie and Lorie thought when the guys came to them with the idea of fake grass.
• The importance of leaning in when God calls you to something.
• The story of Angie and the septic tank.
• The importance of finding joy in the journey.

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie

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This next From the Archives episode features a special guest whose journey crossed paths with Dale and Brian’s right when they needed it most. 

Mike Jarrett, the successful founder and CEO of Jarrett Logistics, joins Dale and Brian in sharing a pivotal part of their story: when Mike took a leap of faith and loaned thousands of dollars in shipping costs to Brian and Dale. 

Mike also shares his own entrepreneurial path with Jarrett Logistics. Tune in this week to learn how his continual pursuit of excellence and “people first” culture focus has led him to become a person of impact and help others do the same.

Episode Highlights: 

• Jarrett’s journey
• Infinite mindset.
• Culture over strategy.
• Inside Out Approach.
• The intertwined journey of ForeverLawn(Astroturf) and Jarrett.
• Exciting business ventures + the world's best ice cream.

Find More on Guest:

• Learn more about Jarrett Logistics here!

Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on ForeverLawn:

• www.foreverlawn.com
• Impact Without Limits Instagram: @impact_withoutlimits
• ForeverLawn’s Instagram: @foreverlawninc
• Get Grass Without Limits Here
• Visit our show notes page HERE
• Subscribe to Our Newsletter HERE
• Dale’s Instagram: @dalekarmie
• Brian’s Instagram: @bkarmie

This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.