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Episodes

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July 20, 2026

Episode_4_He_Knew_Before_I_Did

In this episode, Polly shares from her own experience as a single mother navigating a financially difficult season and uncovers a powerful truth: God's provision was already in motion before she even realized she was in need. Grounded in Jeremiah 29:11, this episode is an invitation to trust the foreknowledge of a God who doesn't scramble. If you've been wondering whether God sees your situation, this episode is for you.
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July 14, 2026

Episode_2_You_Were_Never_Too_Much

Download Correction You were never too much. Don't believe the lie you've heard and grown to trust over the years. God created you for greatness. He created you in his likeness, believe and follow His guidance.
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July 13, 2026

Episode_2_You_Were_Never_Too_Much

Don't believe the lie you've grown up hearing that you were too much. This lie has taken you into adulthood believing and making you shrink down. God doesn't make mistakes and he created you wonderfully as you are.
July 3, 2026

Episode1_When_Daddy_Got_Sick_God_Was_There

A new season, a new story. God has called me to help women who have suffered through trauma and grief and rise in leadership and find their purpose through faith-led guidance. Today I’m sharing my personal experience dealing with the internal grief struggles of learning when my daddy was diagnosed with cancer.
April 1, 2024

Internal Organization Practices

This podcast is a brief discussion on the importance of having solid internal organizational practices in place, so that you can deliver consistency with your clients.
March 18, 2024

Hire Fast and Fire Faster

The podcast show today is a conversation about how to run successful daily huddles with your team, while assuring you have the correct team. It's an encouragement to hire those who are better than you and fire those who are not performing quickly, so your team will be more successful.
Feb. 26, 2024

The Impact Employee Theft Is Having On Business Profits

The impact employee theft is having on business profits. Employee theft is often unrecognized until the profits of the company have lowered so significantly that an audit is required.
Feb. 19, 2024

Five Steps A Business Owner Should Implement To Identify Productivity Killers Impacting Profitability

Let’s review a few methods to identifying productivity killers every business should utilize to determine if you have inefficiencies negatively impacting your profit growth. They are as follows: listen to employee feedback, perform observations on processes, implement software for evaluation, assess business technology needs and evaluate KPIs.
Jan. 22, 2024

Planning and Implementing A Successful Business Year

Successful Business Years don't just happen, they must be planned out. Today's episode is a discussion on the thought process and things you should be thinking about in the planning process and then encouragement to implement your business goal plans, so you may achieve success.
Jan. 15, 2024

Collecting Payment For The Services You Provide

This podcast is a discussion covering the challenges businesses face when they allow other businesses to charge for the services they provide, rather than collecting for those services upfront. We'll dive into alternative options to avoid the crisis of an out of control accounts receivable balance.
Jan. 8, 2024

Why Is Performing A Cost Analysis Important?

During our podcast today, we will be discussing a couple reasons why performing a cost analysis is important. Given my manufacturing engineering background, I think more in those terms sometimes where others forget about the need for performing a cost analysis. It's a critical point on impacting the profit growth potential or making a bad financial decision within your business.
Dec. 18, 2023

Monitoring Your Business Against Internal Fraud

Today's podcast is a conversation discussing the risk of not paying attention to the potential consequences of someone performing internal fraud against your business.
Dec. 4, 2023

Three Common Mistakes Frequently Made By New Sales Professionals

This podcast is covering the benefits of ensuring you have the correct sales professional within your organization. We'll review the top three common mistakes frequently made by new sales professionals. The first being talking too much, the second being showing up and spewing all your knowledge and the third being never asking for the sale.
Nov. 27, 2023

Reflecting On Being Thankful And What Legacy We Leave Behind

Today's podcast is a discussion on being thankful and the legacy we leave behind. I'm going to have an open conversation about a personal experience and the loss of my uncle. I'll share with you the experience of a memorial service I attended with my uncle's passing at the John 3:16 Ministries in Batesville Arkansas. I'll also talk about the legacy my Uncle left behind and the wonderful mission work that John 3:16 is performing.
Nov. 20, 2023

Twelve Steps A Business Should Focus On To Achieve Sustainable Growth

This podcast is a review of twelve steps every business should focus on if they are to achieve sustainable growth. We'll cover everything from establishing clear goals or objectives, market research, customer focus, strong team and efficient processes, financial management, innovation and adaptability, marketing and branding, data-driven decision making, risk management, regular performance reviews, scalable infrastructure, and continuous improvement.
Nov. 13, 2023

What Risks Should Be Considered Prior To Entering Into Debt For Your Business

Today's podcast I'm sharing my grandson's voice as an introduction to our discussion. Today we'll be reviewing the risks businesses need to consider when contemplating taking on debt.
Nov. 6, 2023

Three Methods To Improve Customer Retention

This podcast is providing an outline and in depth details on steps to take for three methods to improve customer retention.
Oct. 30, 2023

Five Steps To Avoiding Common Mistakes

This podcast is a guide of five steps to avoiding common business mistakes which limit profitability. These are the 5 most common steps I believe we should avoid in our business endeavors, if we want to continue our progression of positive revenue growth. Inside this podcast we identify the five common mistakes to avoid, discuss why they should be avoided and the steps business owners should take to prevent making these mistakes.
Oct. 23, 2023

Finding The Hidden Revenue Stream Within Your Business

Today's podcast is a review on finding the hidden revenue stream within your business.
Oct. 16, 2023

Forecasting Sales To Achieve Budget Growth Targets

This podcast is addressing proper forecasting of sales to achieve budget growth targets within the business.
Oct. 2, 2023

Evaluating Your Sales Pipeline To Determine The Largest Limiting Success Factor In Your Business

This podcast is a guide for reviewing and analyzing your sales pipeline to determine the largest limiting success factor within your business.
Sept. 25, 2023

The 3 Most Common Missed Opportunities By Business

This podcast is exploring three of the most commonly missed opportunities costing business owners growth potential losses. The three missed opportunities being explored today are innovation and adapting, customer retention, and data utilization.
Sept. 18, 2023

How Can You Recognize When Your Pricing Is Set Too Low

This podcast episode is based on a question received from a podcast listener who wanted to know some methods for recognizing when their pricing might be set too low within the business.
Sept. 11, 2023

Five Critical Items To Increasing Profit Margins For Business Owners

This is a review of five critical items for business owners to focus on to increase profit margins. We'll review digital transformation, data-driven insights, sustainable practices, customer centric mindset and approach and diversification and innovation. This discussion will include reasons business owners need to be innovative with their offerings to develop additional growth opportunities and stay competitive in the whatever market they are serving.