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In this episode, Casey shares the 5 practical hacks to standing out in a fasting growing company.

By implementing these 5 hacks, you will learn how to grow your impact and gain opportunity in the workplace.

Casey discusses the leadership questions he asks himself about his people and the questions you should ask yourself.

He touches on mistakes, feedback, adversity, and coverage.

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Casey Graham

Casey records an episode from Summit about how to use your energy as a weapon, why trust is a spectrum, and the importance of casting vision.

Casey recounts a story from a home improvement project and how that translates to seeking help and effectively delegating in your role.

Casey talks about the two different balance sheets he looks at constantly as he evaluates the health of business, then gives clarity on which to prioritize and why.

Haley Ingram, Founder and CEO of Coffee & Contracts, joins the podcast to talk about her journey from uninspired real estate agent to rising six figure business owner. Haley discusses the light-bulb moment for Coffee & Contracts, the daily rhythms of being a business owner, and what she's applying to her business after a year at the helm. Haley also discusses:

• Why Instagram resonates so much in the real estate market
• What business problem she could solve for herself if she had one wish
• Biggest learnings as a business owner
• What's continuously challenging for her and how she's working to solve it in her business

Links:

Coffee & Contracts

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Haley Ingram

Matthew Sciannella

Casey talks about what concerns him as Gravy scales and how he approaches scaling a business. 

John D. Saunders, multi-time entrepreneur and the creator of Black Illustrations, talks with Matthew about his journey to create Black Illustrations and its mission to bring more diversity to website artwork. Matt and John discuss:

• The early days of entrepreneurship and the lessons learned along the way
• How the Black Lives Matter movement and the recent spate of police shootings has impacted Black Illustrations
• How he deals with the negativity that comes with taking a strong stance and purpose
• Where Black Illustrations goes in the future and the impact he hopes it will have

Links:

Black Illustrations

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Matthew Sciannella