Coffee & Grit

Finding Your Rhythm

On Episode 12 of Coffee & Grit Life Coach Chuck Cova drops by for a phenomenal conversation.  Chuck was successful in corporate america, but like a lot of us, felt like there was so much more for him to offer.  Because he was the family provider and because making the jump into the entrepreneurial world is quite frightening Chuck ignored all the signs. Which included vocal support from his wife, bosses, and of course the pastor of his church.  Then one day he was called unto his mission to change the lives of 50 men that find themselves miserable in their relationship or job, and he is only looking forward from here.Listen in as Chuck shares his amazing journey with us...

UnCaged

We don't all fit in boxes. Not only is that OK, but what I have found is the happiest people in life have busted out of the box to become truly UnCaged. This week Hall of Famer Chris Cruise joins us to share how he shed his cage turning traits that were perceived by others as weaknesses into a successful career. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)

Embracing Your Difference!

When we stop caring what the Naysayers think and fully Embrace our Differences we have the power to impact the world!  But what if I am not good looking enough, or fast enough, or strong enough?  What if I, GASP, have Autism?Can I still be an entrepreneur? Or a Doctor? Or a Sports Journalist?Our guest this week Casey Campbell is an Extraordinary Visionary from Great Lakes Post joins us this week to talk about his journey with Autism from the haters to the dream.  Casey is a true testament that when you stop caring what others have to say about you, and embrace what makes him different, that he not only was able to achieve his dreams.  He also is part of something much bigger to help others on the Spectrum realize their dreams as well!About Great Lakes Post:Great Lakes Post is similar to a publication such as the Huffington Post with 1 major difference!  All of their content creator are on the spectrum!  Great Lakes post is a 501c3 initiative that employs individuals with Autism in a job in broadcasting and journalism.  These writers are credentialed with NASCAR, Big 10, U of M, and MSU sports just to name a few.   This publication provides paying opportunities to individuals that may not receive this experience any where else.  The Great Lakes Post was created by Stefan Kogler whom was inspired by his eldest son whom was diagnosed with Autism at 18 months old.  While he is an extremely gifted student Stefan's legitimate concern was there would be no opportunities for his son in the field that he loves.How can You support Great Lakes Post?Great Lakes Post is currently raising funds in order to continue paying their extraordinary team of content creators through Patronicity.  You can make a donation by going to www.greatlakespost.com or share their info. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)

Business on a Bike: 1st Ride

Do you have a business?  Are you leading a team?  Is your significant other also a business partner?Listen in to Dr Jason & Misty White from Advanced Care Chiropractic in Holly Michigan share their secrets to building a successful marriage, growing a practice, empowering people, and impacting community.  This was our very first episode of Business on a Bike and it set a very high standard as this conversation made an immediate personal impact on my own business.Let us know what you think! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)

Creating Your Own Label

Has society put labels on you?You are not smart enough, strong enough, fast enough, tall enough, good looking enough etc.Or did you put those labels on yourself?Watch as our guest on Coffee & Grit this week Nycorta Mabry Jr. (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nycorta-mabry-jr-4ba506162) shares the journey he took to shed his own labels to become an entrepreneur. When one door closes another one opens!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)

Mastering Your Mind Muscle

Our world was a much different place the morning of Wednesday March 4th when Adam RANADA Ranville sat down with me for Coffee & Grit.  The kids were still in school, we were looking forward to March Madness, all major sports were still playing, and everyone was working.  Who knew in just a few short hours life as we knew it would be tipped on its head?Yet the information that Adam shared could not have been more relevant and spot on for what we need to hear & practice through these unprecedented times we are living.  So sit back in your quarantined area of choice and listen in to Adam's incredible story of Mind Muscle Mastery!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)

The Hire Effect

Are you having a hard time deciding which candidates to hire for your open position? Or are you like most of us that are struggling to find the right fits for our companies?Listen in as our guest Miche Rayment of the Hire Effect shares crucial strategies to Attract and Retain the perfect people for your open positions!About our guest:Miche is founder and CEO of The Hire Effect where she helps companies hire for themselves for both the skills and culture they need, while removing the suffering from the process.  The scalable system she developed for hiring can be utilized by companies of all sizes.  She is also author to the acclaimed book The Hire Effect |Hire for Culture and Skill, and has recently announced the an online curriculum.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)

Finding Purpose From A Death Sentence

Part 2 of the incredibly inspiring story from Fund A Life NFP Founder Mark Howell...So you overcome the odds to beat cancer. Now what?  When your sole purpose for so long is just to survive how do you become more than "just the cancer guy" to find a purpose worth living for?  These are some of the struggles that Mark faced as he moved past the diagnosis, and he shares with us how shifted his focus using his circumstances as a platform to positively impact the lives of other people struggling with disease & disability.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app (https://anchor.fm/app)