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As the new year approaches, it’s easy to get caught up in big promises and unrealistic expectations. In Episode 70 of Friday at Four, Steve Kent and Charles Luttrell have an honest conversation about setting realistic, achievable goals for 2026. The kind that actually stick.If you’re tired of starting every year motivated but ending it frustrated, this conversation will help you reset your approach and build a plan that works in the real world.New episodes of Friday at Four drop weeklyLike, subscribe, and share with someone planning their 2026 goalsComment below: What’s one goal you’re setting for 2026 and why?#FridayAtFour #GoalSetting #2026Goals #RealisticGoals #PersonalFinance #BusinessGrowth #SteveKent #CharlesLuttrell

Episode 13 marks the final episode of Season One of Chasing the Stars and this one pulls back the curtain on everything we built this year.In this Year in Review, we revisit every episode from Season One, breaking down the wins, the lessons, the surprises, and the honest truths uncovered along the way. From full business deep dives to on-site reviews, this episode connects the dots between the original Chasing the Stars series and the Chasing the Stars: Tasted and Rated spinoff.This isn’t a highlight reel.It’s a real conversation about:What actually goes into reviewing businesses the right way.How food, service, and experience translate into real star ratings.What business owners got right and where improvement was needed.How the Tasted and Rated spinoff added a new layer of accountability and fun.Why honest reviews matter more than vanity metrics.If you’ve followed the journey all year, this episode ties it all together.If you’re new, this is the perfect place to understand what Chasing the Stars stands for before Season Two begins.Honest reviews.Real standards.No paid praise just the truth behind the stars.Drop a comment with your favorite episode from Season One.Like, subscribe, and share if you believe honest reviews help businesses grow.Season Two launches soon and we’re raising the bar.#ChasingTheStars #YearInReview #SeasonFinale #HonestReviews #SmallBusinessSupport #TastedAndRated #TheTruthBehindTheStars

What happens when you stop reacting to the year ahead and start designing it?

In Episode 69 of Friday at Four, Steve Kent and Charles Luttrell sit down to talk openly about their goals for 2026 personally, professionally, and strategically.

This isn’t about resolutions or hype. It’s about clarity, direction, and making intentional moves before the calendar forces your hand.

In this episode, you’ll hear how Steve and Charles are thinking about 2026 now, not later.

If you’re heading into the new year wanting more control, better decisions, and a clearer path forward, this conversation will challenge how you think about goal-setting.New episodes of Friday at Four drop weekly.Subscribe, like, and share with someone who’s serious about building what’s next.

In episode 68 of Friday at Four, Steve and Charles tackle buyer’s remorse. Why it shows up after purchases, investments, and big decisions, and how it quietly erodes confidence, momentum, and trust in yourself.Whether you’ve regretted a business expense, a financial move, or a personal purchase, this conversation will help you make decisions you can stand behind without overthinking or self-blame.Friday at Four is a weekly conversation focused on discipline, decision-making, and real-life lessons that help you think clearer and act stronger.Like, subscribe, and share if this episode helped you rethink how you say yes.New episodes every Friday at 4 PM.#FridayAtFour #BuyersRemorse #DecisionMaking #Discipline #PersonalGrowth #BusinessMindset

In this week’s episode of Friday at Four, Charles and Steve break down the real meaning of discipline, not the social-media version, not the motivational-poster version, but the daily grind that separates consistent winners from inconsistent wishers. We dig into why discipline is the ultimate competitive advantage, how it shows up in your business and your life, and the exact habits that build (or break) your progress.Whether you're an entrepreneur, a leader, or someone trying to get your life back on track, this episode challenges you to confront the choices you make when nobody is watching. Because discipline isn’t about being perfect, it's about being committed.Tune in, take notes, and walk away with a plan you can execute today not next week.New episodes drop every Friday at 4 PM.

In Episode 66 of the Friday at Four podcast, Steve Kent and Charles Luttrell break down the truth about emergency funds. Why most people don’t have one, why that’s dangerous, and how to build a safety net that actually protects you.From unexpected job loss to health scares to real-life “It can’t happen to me” moments, we dive into the financial realities no one wants to talk about. This episode gives you the mindset, strategy, and simple steps to create an emergency fund that puts you back in control of your life and finances.

Thanksgiving Dinner Plate Edition. Q.A.C Team ProductionsIn Episode 12 of Chasing the Stars: Tasted and Rated, we go all-in on Thanksgiving flavor. Three states, three plates, and one unforgettable experience. This time, Charles Luttrell hits the road to find the ultimate Thanksgiving dinner, comparing real-life experiences to the online hype.Stops on This Episode:Metro Diner – Newark, DelawareTurkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes. The classic Thanksgiving hits with diner-style comfort.Deepwater Diner – Carney’s Point, New JerseyA Jersey twist on the holiday plate. Did it live up to the reviews? We found out.Shady Maple – East Earl, PennsylvaniaA Pennsylvania icon. Endless variety. Massive crowds. But how did the Thanksgiving plate score?Unique Business Spotlight:Abe’s Buggy Rides – Bird-in-Hand, PAEvery episode features one standout, unique local business and this one delivers the Amish Country experience your family will never forget.What We DoChasing the Stars is where real customer experience meets honest scoring. No scripts. No paid ratings. Just authentic, boots-on-the-ground reviews designed to help small businesses shine and help consumers make better decisions.If You Love Supporting Local Business, Hit SubscribeLike the videoComment where we should visit nextSubscribe for more small business spotlights, honest reviews, and travel adventures across America

In this week’s episode of the Friday at Four Podcast Series, Steve Kent and Charles Luttrell sit down with special guest Anthony Spark for a conversation that hits deeper than the usual self-help talk. We’re breaking down a powerful question:Are you doing well or are you actually doing good?This episode challenges the idea that success is just about personal wins. Anthony shares his perspective on how living “well” serves you but living “good” serves others, your community, and your legacy.If you’ve been chasing accomplishments but still feel like something is missing, this one is going to hit home. Join the Conversation:What does “doing good” look like in your life right now? Drop your thoughts in the comments. We read every single one.Like • Subscribe • ShareHelp us spread meaningful conversations that push people to think differently.

In this Thanksgiving edition of Friday at Four, Steve Kent and Charles Luttrell collab for a real conversation about gratitude, what it means, why it matters, and how it impacts life, leadership, and the standards we choose to live by.From personal lessons to business breakthroughs, Steve and Charles reflect on the moments, people, and challenges that shaped their year. This episode goes deeper than a typical holiday highlight reel. It's about the discipline of appreciation and how gratitude can sharpen your focus, strengthen your character, and elevate your daily standards.Whether you're building a business, raising a family, or working on becoming the best version of yourself, this episode gives you perspective, clarity, and a renewed sense of purpose heading into the holiday season.

In This Episode:What Steve and Charles are truly thankful for this year.How gratitude affects mindset, growth, and decision-making.The connection between thankfulness and setting higher standards.Join the Conversation:What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving? Drop it in the comments and be part of the Friday at Four community.SUBSCRIBE to stay updated on every new episode of Friday at Four.

In Episode 63 of the Friday at Four Podcast, Charles Luttrell and Steve Kent dig into standards. The ones that elevate you, the ones that limit you, and the ones you don’t even realize you’ve set.We break down how the McDonald's French fry process became a global benchmark for consistency, and why that same level of non-negotiable standards is exactly what small businesses and individuals need if they want predictable, repeatable success.If your results feel random, stagnant, or exhausting, your standards might be the real issue.