HeyJaredThe Magic & Logic Podcast
The Magic & Logic podcast is where vision meets execution. Hosted by entrepreneur and Hook founder Josh Stewart, this show dives into the real-world tension behind building things that matter: businesses, brands, teams, and ideas that actually last.
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From Broke Newlyweds to Building a Life We Never Imagined (with Bre Stewart) (opens the original)
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When Bre and I got married, we didn’t have much. And by “didn’t have much,” I mean there were nights at Walmart when we literally had to put food back because we couldn’t afford everything in the cart. We were young. Newly married. Broke. And we had absolutely no idea what the next 20 years would hold. Since then, we’ve built businesses, raised four kids, made money, lost money, taken risks, homeschooled our children, questioned plenty of conventional wisdom, and tried (sometimes successfully, s
From Minimum Wage to Ownership (with Jeff Wasserman) (opens the original)
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What does it really take to go from minimum wage employee to business owner? In this episode of Magic & Logic, Josh sits down with Jeff Wasserman, owner of 10 Supplement Superstores franchise locations, to talk about perseverance, leadership, company culture, and what it means to earn your place. Jeff shares the story of starting behind the counter at 19 years old, spending nearly two decades climbing through the company, and eventually becoming an owner. Along the way, he reflects on the lesson
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