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Grow with Purpose is a podcast for leaders, entrepreneurs, and business owners who want to build more than just a profitable company — they want to build a business that matters.
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199: Are Your Kids Ready to Take Over The Business? (Revisited) (opens the original)
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There are some owners with an adult child in the business who aren't comfortable asking the question out loud: Can they run this? The common plan is to move that son or daughter through department after department, a couple of years at a time, so they pick up technical expertise and build rapport with the team on the way up. Both of those hopes can come apart. Some people are going to resent the last name regardless of how much time your son or daughter spends working through the business, and c
198: How Owners Step Back Without Breaking the Business (Part 2) (opens the original)
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Billy Swanson's two sons and his nephew are the third generation at Tri County Air Conditioning and Heating, and all three of them hold shares in it. Getting there took six or seven years. Three of those years were standing meetings two or three times a month on sales, cost of sales, liabilities, assets, financial statements, and leadership styles, and a full year went to one book about mission drift. Before anything was signed, Billy asked each man whether they would be willing to own the compa
197: How Owners Step Back Without Breaking the Business (Part 1) (opens the original)
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Billy Swanson spent years treating ministry and business as two separate things that were in conflict with each other. He came back from a family vacation in North Carolina with a new purpose statement, a new vision statement, and a new mission statement, and then called a meeting to tell his employees they no longer had a job at the company they knew. Instead they could work for a new company with a different standard for getting the job done. From here on, if a customer was not compelled to te
196: Nothing Fixes Itself - 40 Years of Leadership Lessons (opens the original)
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Every owner who sits down with us asks for the same thing: more accountability . Almost none describe it as a leadership problem. Chris Romine has spent 40 years in financial services, and he leads his market inside a large institution the way an owner leads a company: a P&L he answers for, a mission he can say out loud, and a team he refuses to let one person grind down. Joey and Chris get into the hard conversation, the mentors who cared before either new what a mentor was, and the sustained d
195: Course Correction: When Your Plan Derails in Q2 (Revisited in 2026) (opens the original)
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By midyear, a lot of leadership teams are off the plan they set in January. Sometimes that's a rough patch. Sometimes it's something bigger. The hard part is knowing which one you're in before the window to fix it closes. In this episode, Mike LoBue sits down with Joey Brannon to work through how to diagnose a midyear drift, tell a tactical problem from a systemic one, and reset priorities without throwing out the plan or losing the team's trust. They get into why most plans stall by Q2, what th
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