
Incremental change leads to real growth in life and business. Join Business Coach Andrew Schory and his guests as they explore personal and professional growth as leaders and discuss current marketplace trends.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EntrepreneurshipManagementBusiness | |||

Episode Summary René DaCosta has built and led restaurant teams on three continents — from Domino's in California to Pizza Hut and Papa John's in the UK to Dunkin', Marco's, and now BrakeTime, where he oversees QSR operations across a growing conveni... more
Episode Summary Tyler Vessels is a high school history teacher who quit his job, spent a year in eleven countries, came back to teach, and then started a nonprofit to support a school in Uganda.
In this episode, Andrew Schory talks with Tyler about... more
Episode Summary What's the difference between a boss and a leader? Between motivation and transformation? Between getting hyped up at a conference and actually changing your life?
Catina Haynes has answers — and she's spent her career building them... more
Episode Summary Kirk Freeman swore he'd never join the family business. Now he co-owns it. In this episode, Andrew Schory sits down with Kirk Freeman of G.R. Freeman Heating and Air — a nearly fifty-year-old HVAC company in the Evansville area that K... more
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This show centers on practical leadership and growth through small, consistent steps. Across episodes, conversations span family and private-sector entrepreneurship, leadership development, nonprofit impact, healthcare leadership, and community-minded business practices. Guests bring hands-on experience—from running multi-generation family businesses and franchised operations to leading nonprofits, churches, and educational institutions—with a recurring emphasis on mentorship, culture, and authentic leadership. The format often blends personal stories with actionable takeaways on cost control, team dynamics, client relationships, fundraising, and strategic planning, making it a solid resource for listeners who want tangible guidance for sma... more
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