Stephen Garten's journey of building Charity Charge

Chatted today with my friend Doug Dyer about the importance of finances and the power of financial forecasting. Hope you enjoy!

Just spoke with my friend Mike who stopped by the office today about why I started this podcast.

This past week brought on a handful of challenges and reinforced some learnings for me about the importance of preparing and knowing the ideal outcome you'd want in any situation. Hope this is helpful in your own life and work. Have a listen.

There’s an ever growing movement towards meditation and cultivating gratitude. Wanted to share my 2 cents on how I use those tools in my life!

As I reflect more on goals and ambitions I realize more and more that the beauty of Charity Charge is that we have nothing to sell, rather products to serve. With our nonprofit business card we have hands down the best credit card solution for nonprofits. And I’m so excited for the groups already using it. And I can’t wait to serve more and more and more.

A lot of entrepreneurs talk about how they constantly "put out fires" all day long. Last week it occured to me in a meeting with my team that often times to accomplish your goals you need to walk through fire to get there. As I continue to mature in this process of building Charity Charge I now try to focus on the goal and let "fires" not be distractions. Usually "fires" are issues that pop up can be addressed after the fact. For too long I would focus on the minutiae. What do you think?

Started implementing a system in my business called EOS and in the process it’s allowed me to reflect on strength and weaknesses. I hope this episode will help you reconsider your strengths and give you the freedom to change.

I’m often asked how I came up with the idea for Charity Charge. This episodes dives into that and my thoughts on why people care so much about ideas.

My first podcast as I start to document my entrepreneurial journey including my thoughts, insights, and questions I have along the way.