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In this episode, Young interviews Sam LaRobardiere, a father of three and Founder and CEO of Theory Coffee Roasters in Redding, California. Sam shares his captivating journey in the coffee-roasting wo…

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In this episode, Young interviews Sam LaRobardiere, a father of three and Founder and CEO of Theory Coffee Roasters in Redding, California. Sam shares his captivating journey in the coffee-roasting world and how experiences in the coffee world parallel his insights into parenting and entrepreneurship. From the constraints that fuel creativity to the shifting focus of business owners as their companies grow, Sam shares valuable wisdom. He also reflects on the importance of providing emotional security to children and the need to prioritize love and connection over financial success. Listen &am…

In this episode, Young explores the parallels between gardening and running a small business, finding unexpected connections between these seemingly different worlds. His wife, Amy, embarks on a journ…

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In this episode, Young explores the parallels between gardening and running a small business, finding unexpected connections between these seemingly different worlds. His wife, Amy, embarks on a journey to create her dream garden, revealing how constraints can spark creativity.Listen & discover:How constraints can drive creativity.Overcoming creativity blocks.The role of boundaries in achieving goals.Transitioning from tech to small business.The marathon of building a small business.Embracing the value of slowing down.Tune in to gain fresh insights into patience, growth, and the synergy be…

In this episode, Young interviews Ariem Anthony, a dedicated father who made the remarkable transition from being a part-time work-from-home dad, focusing on raising and homeschooling his three girls,…

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In this episode, Young interviews Ariem Anthony, a dedicated father who made the remarkable transition from being a part-time work-from-home dad, focusing on raising and homeschooling his three girls, to becoming a professional designer and entrepreneur. Ariem shares his extraordinary journey, including his experience working as a project manager at Disney, providing insights into the inner workings of design teams and illustrating how they adapt as companies evolve.As the conversation unfolds, Ariem delves into the profound aspects of parenting adult children and the challenges it brings. He …

In this episode, Young reflects on his experiences at Apple, where he witnessed a unique and celebratory tradition known as the "Tour of Duty." He shares his admiration for this practice, where employ…

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In this episode, Young reflects on his experiences at Apple, where he witnessed a unique and celebratory tradition known as the "Tour of Duty." He shares his admiration for this practice, where employees are clapped out and celebrated on their last day, fostering a sense of security and positive closure.One of the central themes of this episode revolves around reframing leaving a company, whether through quitting or being let go, as a positive experience. Young explores how the "Tour of Duty” concept can be applied to both professional and personal aspects of life, including parenting.Listen…

In this episode, Young interviews Tina Malhotra, the CEO of Color Factory and a devoted mother of two. The discussion centers around Tina's extraordinary journey of effectively managing work and mothe…

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In this episode, Young interviews Tina Malhotra, the CEO of Color Factory and a devoted mother of two. The discussion centers around Tina's extraordinary journey of effectively managing work and motherhood, offering insightful perspectives and practical advice. From balancing work while pregnant to overseeing business expansion alongside growing her family, Tina's experiences exemplify Resilience and adept multitasking.Tina's candid insights underscore the intricacies of juggling work and home life. Her wisdom in discerning when to drop the "plastic balls" to prioritize the more delicate facet…