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Unlock the secrets of scaling your small business with insights from our special guest, Terry "Doc" Dockery, as he shares wisdom on conflict resolution and finding happiness in entrepreneurship. We navigate the intricate dynamics of family-run businesses, offering key strategies to attract and retain talent, implement effective systems, and the importance of stepping back to work on your business instead of just in it. Through the inspiring story of an entrepreneur who transitioned from a humble printer shop to a thriving waterproofing business, we emphasize the power of mentorship and strategic growth.

Take a nostalgic journey back to 1976 with tales of hitchhiking adventures from Berkeley to Augusta, where the thrill of the open road met the generosity of strangers. We humorously compare this era of travel with today’s structured ride-sharing services, highlighting how perceptions of safety have evolved over time. The episode blends these lighthearted stories with deeper reflections on music and personal growth, including an unforgettable encounter with BB King and the vibrant world of tribute bands, bringing a rich tapestry of narratives that span decades.

Explore the challenges and joys of entrepreneurship, from navigating family business dynamics to mastering the art of delegation and leadership. We share personal stories and expert advice on managing work-life balance, strategic planning, and the complexities of transitioning from a high-powered consulting career to solopreneurship. Finally, get ready for our upcoming music listener party in Atlanta, where we thank Doc for his musical contributions and invite our audience to join us in creating unforgettable memories.

From the Zoo to Wild is a book for entrepreneurs passionate about home services, looking to move away from corporate jobs. Chris Lalomia, a former executive, shares his path, discoveries, and tools to succeed as a small business owner in home improvement retail. The book provides the mindset, habits, leadership style, and customer-oriented processes necessary to succeed as a small business owner in home services.