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Small Business, Living It

“Small Business Living It Podcast”. Sponsored by Graham Mortgage Corporation. The podcast version of the "Small Business, Living It" newsletter authored by Dean Castelhano president of Graham Mortgage Corporation a 40-year private real estate lending firm based out of Dallas,…

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Sep 17, 2026
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Jul 10, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 17, 2026

    Business or Leisure? (opens the original)

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    Small business rarely fits into a 9-to-5. Dean and Wes Castelhano talk about why curiosity, family travel, live music, and meaningful time away can change how we approach both work and life. Along the way, they revisit childhood adventures, 1977 New York, punk and hip-hop culture, unforgettable family trips, dream destinations, and why sometimes the best thing you can do is step away and come back with a different perspective.

  2. Episode · Jul 10, 2026

    How Education and Resiliency Shape Success: Jeff Fritts (opens the original)

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    Dean sits down with Jeff Fritts to discuss an important question in success: Is it about who you are or what you know? How do we navigate growth in both of these sectors? Jeff shares insights from his career and personal experiences, emphasizing the value of collaboration, self-awareness, and living in the present moment. At SBLI we continue growing as well. Enjoy our first full video podcast episode!

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