Do you find yourself struggling to redefine who you are in business or life? Do you see yourself as a particular brand? Do others? Would you like to redefine your personal brand? This episode of Big Truths of Small Business Podcast discusses how Joe and Travis reinvented themselves in business through a creative experience on a business trip to Nashville, TN.Thanks for Listening!Your Hosts: Joe Watkins and Travis CassellListen to BIG Truths of Small Business Podcast on:BIG TRUTHS OF SMALL BUSINESS WEBSITESUBSCRIBE ON APPLE SUBSCRIBE ON SPOTIFYSUBSCRIBE ON AMAZONSUBSCRIBE ON GOOGLE#BigTruthsofSmallBusinessPodcast#BigTruthsofSmallBusinessContact Us at info@bigtruthsofsmallbusiness.com

We are excited to have Drew Walston with Mighty Hero Homes on this episode of the Big Truths of Small Business helping us unpack the benefits of entrepreneurs and small business owners supporting local charities. Drew shares his heart as to how and why housing homeless veterans in a permanent way is important to him, his team, and our nation. From corporate America to successful small business owner to building a lasting non-profit, Drew stirs up a real conversation with Joe and Travis about the good that small businesses can do, the investment and heart change that can occur in us, and the lasting impact good charities have in our communities. To learn more about Might Hero Homes and Drew Walston, click the links below.https://mightyherohomes.org/https://mightyherohomes.org/pages/drew-walstonhttps://www.bigtruthsofsmallbusiness.com/

When evaluating where to get information including social media experts, consider the following factors:Reputation and Track Record:Look for individuals with a proven track record of success in social media. Check their past projects, client testimonials, or case studies.Expertise and Niche:Choose experts who specialize in your industry or niche. Their understanding of specific markets can be more valuable than general social media knowledge.Consistency and Presence:Experts who consistently produce valuable content, whether through podcasts, blogs, or social media, often have a good grasp of the subject matter.Engagement and Community:Assess the level of engagement they have with their audience. Active and responsive experts are more likely to provide valuable insights.Credentials and Education:Look for experts with relevant education or certifications in social media marketing. This can indicate a commitment to staying updated in the field.Networking and Associations:Consider experts who are associated with reputable organizations or have strong connections within the industry.Adaptability:Social media is dynamic and constantly evolving. Choose experts who demonstrate adaptability and a willingness to learn and incorporate new trends.Transparency:Experts who are transparent about their methods, successes, and even failures can be more trustworthy.Alignment with Your Goals:Ensure that the advice and strategies offered align with your business goals and values.References and Recommendations:Seek recommendations from colleagues, peers, or trusted sources who have experience working with social media experts.During the podcast, Joe Watkins and Travis Cassell may discuss some of these factors or provide additional insights based on their own experiences and expertise. If you have access to the episode, listening to it would likely offer more specific and detailed guidance.

In this episode of the Big Truths of Small Business podcast, the hosts, Joe and Travis, tackle a profound and impactful topic for business owners – the contemplation of mortality. Joined by their special guest and friend, Juliet Hall, a national public speaker, business coach, and author of "Own Your Opportunities," the episode promises an insightful exploration into the influence that thoughts about mortality can have on business decisions.The hosts and Juliet delve into the unique perspective that being middle-aged brings to the outlook on mortality. By inviting listeners into this conversation, the episode aims to share valuable insights and key takeaways. As always, Joe and Travis bring their trademark approach of connecting serious life discussions and decisions to the small business community through their podcast.Listeners can anticipate a thought-provoking discussion that goes beyond typical business topics, emphasizing the human aspect of entrepreneurship. To learn more about Juliet Hall and her insights, the podcast directs its audience to visit her website at https://JulietHall.com.Thanks for tuning in, and the hosts encourage their audience to engage with the episode for a meaningful exploration of a crucial aspect of life that extends its impact into the realm of small business.

In this episode of the Big Truths of Small Business podcast, hosts Joe and Travis delve deep into the intricate relationship between personal beliefs, politics, and strong opinions within the realm of business. The discussion revolves around the phenomenon of influential figures, such as athletes, CEOs, and influencers, intertwining their personal thoughts with their public personas and businesses. The hosts argue that these personal aspects inevitably become woven into a business's brand identity.The episode likely explores the following key points:Brand Image Impact: The hosts likely discuss how personal beliefs and opinions can significantly influence the public's perception of a business. Aligning positively with the values of the target audience may enhance the brand, while misalignment could result in negative consequences.Role of Public Figures: There is likely an analysis of the role of public figures like influencers and CEOs as personalities and how their personal opinions can impact the success or failure of a business.Navigating Controversial Topics: The discussion may touch upon strategies for businesses to navigate controversial topics and whether taking a stance on certain issues is advantageous or detrimental to their brand.Emphasis on Authenticity and Transparency: The hosts may stress the importance of authenticity and transparency in today's business landscape, where consumers value genuine and openly expressed values.Balancing Personal Expression: The hosts likely explore the challenges of striking a balance between personal expression and its potential impact on the business, particularly in an era where social media amplifies personal opinions.In essence, the episode appears to be an insightful exploration of the intricate connection between personal beliefs and the business world, shedding light on the multifaceted considerations that arise in our digitally interconnected age.

Today's culture has told young people over and over again - "to go to work in something you are passionate about." In theory, there is nothing inherently wrong with this statement. In practice, it does consider many things necessary to be successful. Today, the Big Truths of Small Business challenges this premise by offering up the reverse as the solution: Turn your Business into your Passion. Listen to find out how.

The Big Truths of Small Business is back in full swing with an interesting topic. Joe and Travis make the point that business owners, entrepreneurs, and other business people trying to excel in business want to skip the blood that must be spilled to accomplish your goals and dreams. Today's culture of Amazon "2-day delivery" results is what we not only want, but possibly have been brainwashed to believe to be real in business.

This podcast has walked Travis and Joe down a journey they never new was coming. By revealing what's really important about life and how it intersects with business, The YesiRent Boys are no longer that--they sold YesiRent Property Management to a national company at the end of 2021. This sale came about because of the learnings on this show. New beginnings are coming. They will discuss how they arrived at a decision to sell, and what's next.Visit us at BigTruthsofSmallBusiness.comContact us at info@bigtruthsofsmallbusiness.com

The Big Truths of Small Business Podcast was born out of a couple of small business guys discussing what works in business and what doesn't work. These discussions moved into the philosophical, spiritual, environmental, behavioral, emotional, and into the financial realm. By allowing their discussions to flow, and by interviewing some great guests, Joe and Travis have learned more than could have been expected through these first 48 episodes. Listen to their discussions on their favorite topics and learnings within those topics. Visit us at BigTruthsofSmallBusiness.comContact us at info@bigtruthsofsmallbusiness.com

Why in the world would a business podcast show discuss how "mediocrity" could be a strategy in your business? This is the type of subject matter your hosts, Joe Watkins and Travis Cassell, love to discuss. It's the unsung hero ideas that often times keep you in business, or even thrust your business to the next level. Tune in for another fantastic discussion on Big Truths of Small Business Podcast show.Visit us at BigTruthsofSmallBusiness.comContact us at info@bigtruthsofsmallbusiness.com

David Forgoston has experienced a lot for a young business owner. After getting his life turned around after some early poor decisions, he went on to plant two Bible Colleges in India and in Switzerland. He now owns Bo Grow Insurance Group, which specializes in Medicare supplements and Advantage plans. David shares his heart around discontentment with the Big Truths. He reveals some truths and some of the causes of discontentment.

Big Truths of Small Business welcomes Dan Arsenault, an apologist and founder of Church for the Skeptics. Dan discusses the process by which he became a Christian Apologist so we can learn how to apply those principles in our business and life. The Big Truths is about complete mind, body, and spirit health in order to achieve balanced business success. Open your mind to some Truths in this Post Truth World we are living in.

We all have experienced customers or clients that consume time, give us a bad spirit or attitude, make us wish we were not in business. This episode of the Big Truths of Small Business digs deeper into the full effects that a maniacal bully toxic client can have on your business. Learn how to identify, manage, and weed out those customers.

The Big Truths of Small Business continues on its journey to figure out how to become as focused to make change in your business and yourself as if your are in the middle of a crisis, but you are not. We are seeking how the mind can be reprogrammed to excel to higher levels. Tune in here on how to kick-start that process of reprogramming your unwanted familiar past.

The Big Truths of Small Business loves to learn how your mind and body contribute to your overall business health. We are going deep here as we start this several part series on how to interrupt your way of thinking without needing a crisis to do so. Joe and Travis are bringing you the phycological gold in this series around how the mind is the most powerful thing we have. Learn how to be the Master of your Mind.

Joe Watkins and Travis Cassell boldly compare some of the attitudes and thinkings business owners may have that are shared by warriors in war. On Big Truths of Small Business, we often look outside of our daily battles and paradigms to see how battles are being fought elsewhere. Come take this journey with us.

Brian Cunningham, the owner of Restoration Concrete in Atlanta and a worship pastor, shares loads of excellent learnings in his journey to build his small business from scratch in his 50s. He shares his many failures and success on his way to "Failing Forward."

Demographics vs. Psychographics in Your Marketing Plan has been a fascinating topic for Joe and Travis over the last several months. Until then, they didn't realize the power that Psychographics played in today's marketing strategies. In this episode, they discuss the difference between the two, how and why they are important, and how to get started tracking this data to better target and more narrow your customer.

Big Truths loves when we do interviews, and the music industry is one of our favorite topics. Country music singer, Barry Michael, out of McDonough, GA at http://barrymichaelmusic.com joins the show to give us the inside scoop on his journey to break into the country music scene. Then he gives us some real juice on how he writes songs, which he has so many good ones. If you love music, you will enjoy this episode on the Big Truths of Small Business sponsored by https://yesirent.com.

Often times when we talk about business plans, we really don't qualify what the purpose of the plan is. For example, getting a loan from a bank may require a financially heavy business plan to make sure you get the loan. As always on the Big Truths, we will discuss the real important aspects of a "Real" business plan that incorporates You and your team in that plan. Join Travis and Joe for another exciting episode, and as always, we are sponsored by YesiRent Property Management in Metro Atlanta.