In this special episode of The TMA Connection, Tim announces a major addition to The Markland Advantage—Kara Kaskel is officially joining the team! If you remember Kara from Episode 98, you already know the impact she's made with Sunny Way Senior Move Partners—helping families navigate one of the most emotional and overwhelming transitions: downsizing. Now, she's taking things to the next level. This isn't just an announcement—it's the start of something bigger.

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The Harford County Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years as your voice for business. Membership provides your business with the tools you need to ensure your business is advocated for, educated on key issues, and connected to the people and resources necessary to thrive and shape the county's vibrant economy.

Learn more and become a member at www.harfordchamber.org

In this episode of The TMA Connection, we sit down with Lacey Rives, owner of Harco Sign Company, to talk about what it really takes to build a business from the ground up—and grow it fast.

From transitioning out of a corporate career to stepping into ownership of a local sign company, Lacey shares how she navigated the challenges of entrepreneurship, built strong relationships through networking, and turned Harco Sign into a brand you see everywhere.

This episode is packed with real insights for anyone looking to start, grow, or level up their business.

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In this special episode of The TMA Connection, Tim takes the stage at the Harford County Chamber of Commerce to share the real story behind The Markland Advantage.

This isn't just about real estate—it's about the journey.

From early struggles and uncertainty to building a business that has helped hundreds of families, Tim breaks down the mindset, decisions, and turning points that changed everything.

He shares:

• How his background shaped his path into real estate
• The challenges and failures that led to growth
• The moment everything shifted
• What it really takes to build something from the ground up
• Why your story matters more than you think

This is a raw, honest look at transformation, perseverance, and creating a new life through hard work and vision.

If you're building something, chasing a goal, or feeling stuck—this episode will hit home.

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The Harford County Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years as your voice for business. Membership provides your business with the tools you need to ensure your business is advocated for, educated on key issues, and connected to the people and resources necessary to thrive and shape the county's vibrant economy.

Learn more and become a member at www.harfordchamber.org

In this special sponsored episode of The TMA Connection, we're on location at We Rock the Spectrum in Forest Hill—an incredible sensory gym built for kids of ALL abilities.

We sit down with owners Nikki and Trey Wooton to talk about the heart behind their business, how their personal journey led them here, and why creating an inclusive space for children and families matters more than ever.

From opening in the middle of COVID to building a thriving community, this episode dives into what it really takes to run a purpose-driven small business.

Whether you're a parent, business owner, or just someone who believes in building stronger communities—this is one you don't want to miss.

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What happens when the bank says no… but your business still needs to move forward?

In this episode, we sit down with Maurice "Mo" Mufareh of My Commercial Capital, to break down how business owners can access funding when traditional routes fall short.

From growing up in the restaurant business to navigating major business failures and ultimately finding his lane in alternative financing, Mo shares the real, behind-the-scenes journey of entrepreneurship.

If you're a business owner feeling stuck, or just want to understand how money actually moves behind the scenes—this episode is packed with value.

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In this episode of The TMA Connection, we sit down with young entrepreneur Nathan Konialian, who is building what could be the future of food delivery with his company, Devour Now.

At just 24 years old, Nathan has already spent years in the restaurant industry—working his way up, learning operations, marketing, and management from the ground level. That experience led him to a major realization: the current food delivery model is broken.

We dive into how Devour Now is disrupting the industry by offering a drastically more affordable alternative to platforms like DoorDash and Uber Eats—helping restaurants keep more of their profits while giving customers a better, more cost-effective experience.

This episode is packed with value for entrepreneurs, local business owners, and anyone looking to think differently about building and scaling a business.

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In this episode of The TMA Connection, we sit down with Joe and Ginger Dupont, owners of Window Genie, to talk about the real "magic" behind building a successful service business.

Joe shares his transition from a 28-year military career into entrepreneurship, while Ginger brings a diverse background in healthcare, business ownership, and hands-on experience across multiple industries. Together, they've built a growing local business rooted in discipline, consistency, and a clear vision for the future.

We dive into what makes service businesses like Window Genie so powerful, how to scale the "simple" into something significant, and what it really takes to grow a business from the ground up. They also break down their long-term vision, building a team, and creating a business that becomes a valuable asset over time.

This episode is packed with insights for anyone thinking about starting a business, scaling a local service, or looking for a blueprint that actually works.

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In this episode of The TMA Connection, we sit down with Katie Perry, owner of Peace and Poise in Bel Air, for a raw and inspiring conversation about wellness, entrepreneurship, self-care, and what it really means to refuse to quit.

Katie shares her journey from healthcare, real estate, restaurant management, and massage therapy into building her own wellness business — all while navigating life as a single mom and entrepreneur. We talk about body contouring, peptides, self-image, social media, mental health, and the daily habits that shape how we feel physically and emotionally.

This episode goes far beyond beauty and wellness services. It's really about resilience, confidence, personal growth, and doing the work to become the person you want to be.

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The Harford County Chamber of Commerce celebrates 50 years as your voice for business. Membership provides your business with the tools you need to ensure your business is advocated for, educated on key issues, and connected to the people and resources necessary to thrive and shape the county's vibrant economy.

Learn more and become a member at www.harfordchamber.org

In this episode of The TMA Connection, we sit down with Emma Lapp of MB Home Care for a real, honest conversation about aging, caregiving, and the difficult decisions families face when loved ones need more support. Emma shares her personal story, how her grandmother's dementia changed the course of her life, and why she became so passionate about helping families navigate home care with confidence and compassion.

We talk about what home care actually looks like, when families should start planning, the biggest mistakes people make when choosing care, and how MB Home Care is helping seniors stay safe, independent, and comfortable in the place they call home. Emma also breaks down the difference between home care and home health, what questions families should be asking, and how new technology is changing the future of elder care.

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In Episode 111 of The TMA Connection, Tim sits down with entrepreneur, author, speaker, and Chairman of the Napoleon Hill Institute, David Meltzer — and the timing couldn't be more aligned.

Born on 1/11 and wearing his signature 111 bracelet, David joins the show for a powerful conversation about happiness, gratitude, business, and what it truly means to live in alignment with your purpose.

Tim and David dive into:

• The Four Pillars of Happiness – Gratitude, Forgiveness, Accountability, and Effective Communication • How to set big goals without attaching your happiness to the outcome • The difference between force and empowerment • Harmonizing business, family, health, and finance as an entrepreneur • Manifestation, alignment, and categorizing behaviors for success • Why "Don't Do Business with Dicks" might be his most vulnerable book yet

David also shares personal insights on parenting, consistency, and building a life rooted in intention — not pressure.

This episode is packed with wisdom for entrepreneurs, business owners, parents, and anyone chasing growth while trying to stay grounded.

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