Podcast appearances and mentions of grant botma

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2022 13:46

In today's interview with Grant Botma, I ask Grant to share with you why his businesses are under the name Stewardship. I also ask Grant what he believes is key to leaving an impact and what he hopes his impact on the world will be. Show Notes and Resources

Episode 1206: Develop Your Influence - Interview with the founder of Stewardship and author of Work-Life Harmony Grant Botma – Part 3

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 29, 2022 17:25

In today's interview with Grant Botma, I ask Grant to share with you his belief in stewardship. I also ask Grant why harmony is so important not just for employees but for business owners. I also ask Grant why he has a place in his book for rebuttals and arguments. Show Notes and Resources.

Episode 1201: Invest in Others - Interview with the founder of Stewardship and author of Work-Life Harmony Grant Botma – Part 2

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 22, 2022 16:29

In today's interview with Grant Botma, I ask Grant to share with you why work less or do less is not always the path to happiness. I also ask Grant about purpose and harmony and how they fit together. Grant also shares with you how he hopes this book helps you and every reader. Show Notes and Resources.

Episode 1196: Invest in Yourself - Interview with the founder of Stewardship and author of Work-Life Harmony Grant Botma – Part 1

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 15, 2022 16:01

How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture with Grant Botma

Business Leadership Today

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 14, 2022 29:59

In this episode we talked with author and CEO Grant Botma and discussed the 3 most important things that a leader needs to do to attract top talent and build a thriving company cultureGrant is the founder of the financial services firm Stewardship. The mission at Stewardship is “To genuinely care for people by loving and serving them in their finances.” Grant and his team go above and beyond to educate their clients and minimize the frustration that often comes when dealing with things like insurance, loans, and investments.Grant has also written two books Work–Life Harmony: Enjoy Your Life and Family More Because of (Not in Spite Of) Your Work, and The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture. Join us as we discuss with Grant how to attract top talent and build a thriving company culture. Hear Grant share why his employees not only stay with his company but love working there despite the fact that they could make more money at another firm. Listen to Grant and Matt discuss the power of affirmation and how it can be used when things go wrong as well as when things go right. If you would like to read the show notes on this episode you can find them on our website, Business Leadership Today:https://businessleadershiptoday.com/grant-botma-on-how-to-attract-top-talent-and-build-a-thriving-company-culture/ If you enjoyed this interview and would like to hear more interviews like this, be sure to subscribe to the podcast.Also, if you'd like to help other people benefit from this podcast, please take a minute to leave a review.By sharing your thoughts, you'll help the podcast reach more people and help those people make a decision regarding whether this podcast might be of value to them.

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[Ep#368] How Your Business Is the Greatest Ministry Opportunity in Our Society

The Christian Entrepreneurs Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2022 32:08

My guest today says: “The best intentions require intentional action.” Joining me today's show is Grant Botma. Grant is a husband, dad, author, keynote speaker, entrepreneur, loan originator, insurance agent, investment advisor, sports enthusiast, and big Cubs fan. He is a native of Arizona that grew up on a dairy farm in Buckeye. Grant attended Arizona Christian University majoring in Business Administration and Christian Ministries. He has been working in personal finance since he was 15 and loves his job because of the impact he makes as he helps people through finances. He and his wife currently live in Gilbert, Arizona with their three children Cambria, Parker, and Ellenie. They attend Sun Valley Community Church and enjoy serving in the children's ministries. On today's show Grant is going to share: How we are created by God to contribute How your business is the greatest ministry opportunity in our society (He says he is a self-described compassionate capitalist that believes strongly in business and being the greatest ministry opportunity in our society) His book ‘Work Life Harmony' which is about creating the work-life home life harmony that we desire without being shamed for working too much About Annemarie Cross: Dubbed “The Podcasting Queen,” Annemarie is recognized as an industry pioneer, launching her first co-hosted podcast in 2008 to be the voice of inspiration and hope amongst the deluge of ‘doom and gloom' after the GFC devastated families worldwide. Over a decade on, she's the author of Industry Thought Leader: How To Go from Invisible to Influential (and Profitable) with a Podcast and continues to be the voice of inspiration to a global audience through her award-winning podcasts. Annemarie continues to live out her mission of ‘Changing the World – ONE Message at a Time', with her own podcasts, as well as by supporting Professional Services Businesses (coaches and consultants) who are experts in their field (yet feel like they're the world's best-kept secret) go from Invisible to Influential (and Profitable) with their own Thought Leader Podcast. Click here to access Annemarie's Industry Thought Leader Podcast Series to help you go from Invisible to Influential (and Profitable) with a Podcast. Contact Annemarie: Website: www.ambitiousentrepreneurnetwork.com / www.annemariecross.com Twitter: @TheAmbitiousPod Facebook: @TheAmbitiousEntrepreneurShow Want to start your own podcast so you can become an influential voice in your industry - but don't know where to start? Access our free Minitraining by clicking here. The post [Ep#368] How Your Business Is the Greatest Ministry Opportunity in Our Society appeared first on The Ambitious Entrepreneur Podcast Network Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 140: More Harmony in your Life: Interview with Author Grant Botma

Fostering Voices Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 1, 2022 40:05

Grant Botma, author, business owner, and super family man! He gives us some great tips on having more harmony in our lives. Chapters: 0:00 – Intro 1:19 – Welcome, Grant! 5:56 – Talking About a Unicorn 7:25 – Work-Life Harmony 13:09 – Tips on Harmonizing Your Life 25:55 – One More Thing to Do to Work Towards Harmony 31:40 – Good Word Of The Day!!! 32:48 – Focusing on Health Links: Grant Botma Work-Life Harmony – Grant Botma The Eight Paradoxes of Great Leadership – Tim Elmore Episode 136 with Jodie Botma Family Plan Calendar Good Word of the Day!!! Mark 10:45 NIV 45 For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.” Connect with us! Fostering Voices on Instagram You can also email us! hello@fosteringvoices.com We would LOVE it if you would SUBSCRIBE! AND please leave us a review on iTunes! This helps others to find our podcast so we can share these voices from the foster care and adoption community with more people! If you want to see how to leave a review, check out this handy little video!

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30. Profit is a Byproduct of Love and Service with Grant Botma

Agents Growth Academy

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 19, 2022 45:29

Take a fresh look at your business's purpose and yours as an agent on this compelling episode of Agents Growth Academy, where guest and genuine human Grant Botma brings his unique and long overdue business model to the sales agency world. Join them as host Jim Schubert asks questions that viewers have never heard Grant give an answer to before, despite his frequency as a podcast guest. Above all, recenter your perception to adapt the key truth that company growth is a natural result of first serving and loving people. 3 Key TakeawaysRevise your website's intention from getting viewers to click “learn more” to “what would my life be like if I scheduled an appointment?”Business profit is just a byproduct; any business's purpose is centered on service!Ditch the client demographic and instead accept all people bringing humility, love, transparency, and innovation. ResourcesGrant's podcast episode with James JenkinsGrant's books:The Problem Isn't Their Paycheckand Work-Life HarmonyCalendly Facebook, Instagram & Twitter: @grantbotmaThe Purpose-Driven Life by Rick Warren: amazon.com/Purpose-Driven-Life-What-Earth/dp/031033750XMan's Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl: https://www.amazon.com/Mans-Search-Meaning-Viktor-Frankl-ebook/dp/B009U9S6FIBuilding a StoryBrand by Donald Miller: https://www.amazon.com/Building-StoryBrand-Clarify-Message-Customers/dp/0718033329Learn more about Stewardship: moneywellrooted.comAbout Grant BotmaGrant, 39, is the founder of Stewardship (in Gilbert, AZ) and was named a top entrepreneur before he reached the age of thirty-five. For the past decade, Stewardship has been providing Home Loans, Insurance, and Investment Advice with wisdom and love. Grant has grown his business and his team winning prestigious awards along the way; Awards like "Broker of the year for AZ”, "Top Agent", "Elite Producer”, "Top 1% in the nation", "Top 20 in the nation" and more. Grant is also is the author of the Amazon Best Selling Book, “The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture”. He also has a new book launching in January 2022, "Work-Life Harmony: How to Enjoy Your Life and Family More Because of (Not in Spite Of) Your Work." As an ambassador of the Stewardship brand and with a heart to help others win, Grant often speaks at business events teaching other business owners about how to manage people and develop winning teams properly. He loves his job because of the impact he gets to make as he works to love people through finances and company culture activism.

April 6, 2022 Stewardship.pro Grant Botma and Indirect Work Carol Sanford

School for Startups Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 2, 2022

April 6, 2022 Stewardship.pro Grant Botma and Indirect Work Carol Sanford

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Episode 136 Grant Botma, Founder Stewardship Mortgage, Insurance Planning and Financial- Gilbert, Arizona

Disruptive CEO Nation

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2022 24:53

Show Notes Disruptive CEO Nation Podcast with Allison K. Summers Episode 136 Grant Botma, Founder Stewardship Mortgage, Insurance Planning and Financial- Gilbert, Arizona Grant Botma, the founder of Stewardship, is an inspiring thought leader who twice has put his company on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest growing companies. He is the author of the best-selling book, The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck, and in his latest book, Work-Life Harmony, Grant shares the systems he has put in place that allow him to have his definition of life and work balance. Grant has an unlikely founder's journey. He grew up on a farm, attended a Christian college, worked as a collections cold-caller, and then became passionate about helping people with their finances through what he calls wisdom and love. Highlights of our conversation include: How his background influenced his passion to love and respect people and to build a business from that perspective. When you look at the Stewardship website or walk into their offices, the experience immediately differs from the look and feel of other financial service organizations. The importance of culture-building, including meeting the motivation hierarchy of employee need. His thoughts on firing people from his organization. The relationship with his co-founders and their focus to best serve the business. Enjoy the show! Connect with Grant: Website: https://stewardship.pro/grant-botma Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/grantbotma?fref=ts LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grant-botma-33a1671b Twitter: @grantbotma Instagram: grantbotma Connect with Allison: Website: allisonksummers.com #CEO #business #businessstrategy #growthstrategy #entreprenuer #entrepreneurship #entreprenuerlife #tech #technology #startups #startupstory #AI #machinelearning #founder #femalefounder Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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183. Work-Life Harmony: Grant Botma

The FORM show Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 11, 2022 25:38

If you failed at achieving an ideal work-life balance for years, you're not alone. With family on one side of the scale and work on the other, you're allocating energy between both and a futile battle to balance your life and often elusive goal. But what if you change your goal? In Work-Life Harmony, Grant Botma provides a step-by-step guide to help you harmonize the personal and professional parts of your life so that family and career work together and complement one another. Guest: Grant Botma See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ep. 282 - Grant Botma, Author of Work-Life Harmony on Tactics for Managing Your Work & Life

Inside Outside

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 8, 2022 18:27

On this week's episode of Inside Outside Innovation, we sit down with Grant Botma. Grant is the Author of the new book, Work-life Harmony. Grant and I talk about the common problems with work-life balance. And some tactical tips for how to create harmony through the inevitable changes and opportunities that people face each year. Let's get started. Inside Outside Innovation is the podcast to help the new innovators navigate what's next. Each week, we'll give you a front row seat into what it takes to learn, grow, and thrive in today's world of accelerating change and that certainty. Join us as we explore, engage, and experiment with the best and the brightest innovators, entrepreneurs, and pioneering businesses. It's time to get started.Interview Transcript with Grant Botma, Author of Work-Life HarmonyBrian Ardinger: Welcome to another episode of Inside Outside Innovation. I'm your host, Brian Ardinger. And as always, we have another amazing guest. Today, we have Grant Botma. He is an entrepreneur and author of the new book called Work Life Harmony. Welcome to the show Grant. Grant Botma: Hey, thanks for having me on Brian. This is cool. Brian Ardinger: Grant with all the changes in technology and markets and environmental disruption that's going on in the world. We're trying to talk about what individuals can do to navigate and manage accelerated change. And I thought your book would fit in perfectly. This concept of work-life harmony. Grant Botma: Yeah, I think balance is great. It's something that all of us need to have in various areas of our life. The problem is somehow our society has made balance the goal. And that's the wrong target. Even the best balancer in the world who holds the Guinness Book of World Records. He fell out of balance. There are times where we fall out of balance. And the biggest travesty I think with that is when we do fall out of balance, because it isn't inevitable. We feel like a failure. We feel shame. We feel alone. And sometimes it prevents us from continuing to pursue the real goal, which is work-life harmony. Where we don't have a work life and a home life warring against each other all the time. But they're in harmony moving in one direction. Brian Ardinger: Well, I think a lot of folks are having to reevaluate that in their lives. You know, with COVID and all the changes when it comes to hybrid work. People are now both for good and bad trying to restart. Or we think about how they approach this particular topic. Why don't we talk a little bit about the book? And how you've outlined a number of different tactical concepts that people can go through to create this work-life harmony. Grant Botma: The biggest concept within the book, is to try to invite your family and your work into this purpose that you are on. What I espouse is that no matter who you are, no matter what you're doing with your work, a business does not exist unless you're serving somebody somewhere with a product or service, right?So, you are making an impact on somebody's life at somewhere down the line, through your business. And although profit is a great goal and a great thing to have with business, it's not the primary goal. You can still have profit, but not meet your purpose of genuinely serving people. And what we want to do is determine, okay, what does that impact we're making on folks?Let's put that in something that's simple that everybody in my life that's important can understand. Including but not limited to my coworkers and my team at home. And then you want to create intentional systems and processes. And also have some very tactical things that you can do throughout your week, month and year. To make sure everybody's invited in this mission together. And you're all going in the same direction, and everybody has good expectations managed. That's kind of the big thing.Brian Ardinger: I had a chance to skim through the book a little bit. And you do break it down for folks how to think about this, because I think it's very easy to struggle with. I know I have to manage my household. I know I have to manage all the work-related things that are happening. But how do I go about doing that? And one of the particular topics is you have what you call is like creating your ideal year calendar. Grant Botma: Yeah, this has been a huge thing for me and my wife. But then also it's something I make sure all of my employees do as well. That's where you look at the year to come. And instead of putting things specific on this day, at this time. I'm going to go to go here. It's understanding what are my priorities for this year, both in work and at home. And making sure that you say, okay, during this time of year, I'm going to focus in on this priority and make sure I do that.But then in this time of year, I'm going to focus in on this other priority and make sure I do that. So, an example is I take my kids out on a birthday trip every year around their birthday. And again, this ideal year calendar I'm not putting the exact date of when I'm going to go on the trip with them, but I know it's around their birthday.I'm going to say with my son Parker, his birthday, September 15th. Sometime in or around September 15th, I'm going to go on a trip with him. And it's not going to be something that lasts a week. It's just something where I spend one or two nights with him and maybe we go out of town. Maybe we stay here locally. Where I just focused on him. And I ask him some intentional questions about how I'm doing as a father. I might have some intentional questions about him based on where things are going in his life. But really, it's just, I'm pausing and I'm focusing on him. And I have that priority for each of my three children, but then also my wife during our anniversary.But I also have some priorities that work to where I get together with my other business partners and founders. And we do a trip. And we ask some intentional questions, and we focus in on what we want our business year to look like. I'd say the biggest thing with the Ideal Year Brian is understanding that I have busy seasons. Communicating to my family ahead of time. These are my busy seasons. So that I can get the support needed before, during, and after those busy seasons as well. Those are just a few of the things that are in that. Ideally your calendar, Brian Ardinger: And so, the idea of zooming out and getting the big picture at the beginning of the year, so to speak. And blocking time from that. Is it blocking time? Or is it more along the lines of here's the ebbs and flows and things that are going to be part of the year that we know coming up. And then a plan from that? Grant Botma: Yeah, it's expectation management. Brian, think of it this way. So, harmony, we're going to talk about music for a second. If I asked my wife and kids to sing a note, they'll do it because they love me, and they'll sing. And they'll keep singing and they'll keep singing. But eventually they'll stop. And when they stop singing, I'll look at them like, why did you guys stop?And they'll say, well, I got tired. And you didn't tell me how long to sing for. But if I tell them ahead of time, hey guys, I need you to sing a note. I need you to just sing it at this tune. I need you just sing it for this long. Chances are there'll be able to sing it longer because their expectations were managed. But they'll perform a whole lot better. And I won't get upset if they stop singing because we have expectations managed. That's what the Ideal Year Calendar is. It's saying, hey, during this time year, I'm going to focus here. And afterwards we're going to celebrate together because of that purpose that I'm on. We're going to talk about all the impact that was made during that busy season. And then at this time, I'm going to be focusing on over here with you guys doing our birthday trips and that. It's expectation management. Telling them how long we're going to sing notes for and what those notes are going to be. Brian Ardinger: So in situations, obviously you're an entrepreneur, you know, very well a lot of this stuff can't be planned. And what happens beginning of the year, what is not necessarily what's going to happen at the end of the year from your expectations or otherwise. How do you go about managing the expectations of the fact that they're going to change? That these things are going to have to change. Grant Botma: I love that. This is the reason why I actually rarely create goals outside of 90 days. Because the world changes so much that the likelihood that I will be able to make every single one of those goals happen over the next 12 months is very, very low. In the book, I repeat over and over and over again. Your goal is to do this at 70%. If you can live out 70% of your Ideal Year, that's way better than zero intentions on nothing planned and you're just drifting throughout your year. So, you do expectation management and hey, this is what we would ideally, the Ideal Year, would like to live out. This is not the exact year. It doesn't have the dates in there. And we're going to do our best to live by this. But obviously life happens. And when that does happen, we'll make adjustments together. Brian Ardinger: Do you see different tactics coming to bear? Let's say the beginning of a journey, for example, you know, you're just starting out with your startup or launching a new product or something along those lines. Versus maybe you have an established career. There are more knowns versus at an early starting stage. Are the tactics different? Grant Botma: Oh, for sure. So, part of the reason why I went on this work-life harmony journey is my wife, her brother, is handicap. He's disabled. And he was injured in a medical accident when he was 11 years old. So, when I went to go ask for permission to marry her. When I went to talk with her parents, I also asked if I could be his caretaker when the time came.So, my wife and I, we didn't have any choice to get good at work-life harmony. This was something that we've decided that we wanted to do. And we had to get better at it each and every year. And when you're a business owner, you know, especially at the beginning, you've got to grind, and you've got to go. And there's a lot more busy seasons than there aren't. But we knew that we needed to be in a place where I could have as much flexibility as possible when the time came to be able to care for, his name's Daniel. When the time came. Yes, it's a journey. This is a journey that my wife and I have been on for basically 17 years now. And every year we do our best to get better at it. And in the book, there's a chapter called evaluations. And with those evaluations, I say that there's four questions that you should be asking.What can I do more of? What can I do less of? What can I add? And what can I remove? And if you look at your last Ideal Year and how it got lived out. You then before creating the next Ideal Year, can you use those four questions to evaluate on how you want to grow. And how you want to adjust. Based on that season of life or the season that your business is in.I couldn't take a month off in the spring and a month off in the fall, like I do now, when I first started my business. These are things that have evolved and changed. And it wasn't like, oh, I just arrived and started taking a month off. It was okay, let's take a full week, unplug. One time during the year and see how that goes.Right. And then we evaluate and adjust it and then we add it to that. And then, oh yeah, let's get to a point where I'm taking a full month off, at one point. I did that. And we adjusted it, added to it. Then we went from a month to a month. And then two weeks later on in September. The last several years has been two months off. And again, I've been a 17-year process to grow and get to that point based on seasons and proper evaluation. Brian Ardinger: So, let's talk about the business side of this. So, you talked a lot about how this can be played out in your family side for the work-life harmony side. But obviously work-life, work is a portion of that as well. How do these tactics change? And how do you execute on this in the work environment? Grant Botma: Yeah. One of my frustrations with work-life balance type topics is they all basically equate to this. Hey, stop working so much. And I don't want to do that. I like working. And I'm good at it. And I enjoy it. I believe I was created to contribute.And again, I believe that business is something that allows me to make a really great impact on people's lives. I find lots of joy in that. That's my purpose. I don't want to stop working. I just want to be as intentional and as efficient and as biggest impact I can possibly make. And just like I do evaluations, and focus with my family, birthdays and anniversaries.I also do evaluations and focus, like I said, with my leadership and with my team. Every year, we're still asking those same questions. What can we do more of, what can we do less of, what can we add, and what can we remove? And as we evaluate our business over the past year and think about what we want our business to look like in the next year. We're taking that same intention and same focus that I do on my home life, that I'm also doing in my work life.And the cool part is with the tool of the Ideal Year Calendar. It's not just something I share with my family. It's also something I share with my business partners, my employees. And it's something that we all do as a team. All of my employees do. So much so that we get to celebrate each other as they take trips with their family. Or they do take focus time with their family. But also, we all know when to support each other, when we are in our busy seasons. Or in that really grinding time to try to finish out a project or whatever it may be. Brian Ardinger: How do you work in clients and customers to that particular thing? Because obviously they're not going to have necessarily access to understanding that. Sometimes their needs conflict with what you want to do. Or what the business wants to do. How do you involve the customer with this? Grant Botma: The first thing, I make sure I do is I don't hide from the customer that I'm a real human, like they are. I want to connect with my customers as often as I possibly can. And sometimes that is as simple as, like I mentioned in the book, is if I'm on a phone call or if I'm in an interview or whatever else, if I get interrupted by my children or something, I'm not going to yell at them.I'm going to ask for some grace from the client. And then I'm going to talk to my son who might've interrupted me and say, hey, I'm on the phone with Mr. Doe. And actually, we're talking about something that's really important. We to try to change his life through this advice. And through that thing. I'm going to finish this phone call with him and then I'll get back to you. Okay, buddy. You know, I'm going to be intentional with how I communicate to my family when I'm on the phone with the client and let the client hear that. And I'm not going to apologize for it to the client either. Like this is life, right. But then also, for my role in my business and the ambassador of our brand, and I'm doing podcasts interviews like this, and I'm writing books and writing blogs and creating videos and YouTube and being very vocal on social media.I don't have a delineation between my business and my home. It's one life that I live. And whenever I'm communicating in the public about this mission and this purpose that I'm on. Not like a different mission over here and a different focus over there. It's one thing, one focus. I don't have a bunch of different masks that I wear as I'm engaging with clients or when I'm engaging with my friends on the golf course. Or when I'm engaging with my family at home. I might use a little bit different language here or there. Right. But I'm not going to be a different person. I'm the same guy everywhere. And that's super important too. Brian Ardinger: So, obviously this is something very personal and passionate to you. And obviously you came up with some ways that could help you as an individual and as a family and a company live these values and live these tactics. So, talking to a company out there, or maybe some of our audience members who haven't thought about work-life harmony in this particular way and that. How do you start building that initial company culture or family culture around these particular initiatives? Grant Botma: The biggest thing is you let them know you care. And the way that you do that is start small. So, an example that I give in the book. So, in every chapter I give what's called a quick win. One of those quick wins is something that I call One Kid Up. And this is awesome. It's a ton of fun. It takes next to no extra time and energy from you. So, I'm not going to tell you to work less remember. But it's something that allows you to let your kids know that you care.So, we have three children and once a week we do something called One Kid Up. Where we put the other two kids to bed a little bit earlier. We don't tell them they have to go to sleep. They're a little bit older now, but we do tell them that stay in the room. But one of the kids gets to stay up with mom and dad.And during that time, we might have intentional conversations with them. Or we're going to talk to them about drugs, alcohol, sex, all the things. But we also might just take the time to just watch their favorite YouTube channel. Or play a board game. Or make a fun dessert after dinner. Either way, it's just focused time with them.And rather than putting everybody to bed, say at nine o'clock, I just tell two of them to go to their room at 8:30 and then there's 30 minutes that me and mom have with the kid and its focused time. And when we put them to bed after that focus time, the big thing that we want them to hear and know from us is we love you. We care about you and you're important. I think that's a great place to start. And weaving those little intentional actions in to your rhythms, another chapter in the book that you do every single week, every single quarter, and every single year. You can build on those every year. As you continue to try to get better at work-life harmony, this journey that we're all on.Brian Ardinger: So, let's pivot a little bit and talk about your company, Stewardship. It's included a couple of times on the Inc 500 fastest growing company list. You have innovated in a lot of different areas. Why don't you tell the folks a little bit about what Stewardship is and some of the innovations that you're focusing on right now. Grant Botma: Yeah. So, Stewardship is a group of several different companies. It's a independent mortgage brokerage. An insurance Agency. And investment advisory. They're all independent for purpose so that we can be true fiduciary to our clients and give them the best advice, products and service possible without any bias to us financially. We like to tell our community, we do home loans, insurance, and investments with wisdom and love.And one of the new initiatives that we're working on right now is starting a real estate company. And the reason why we're starting this is because we saw a problem in our community. There was a need. And now we're going to fill that need. And it's not necessarily more real estate agents or competition with real estate agents.It's actually a new program that helps people be able to buy their next home while still living in their current home. They'll get early access to the equity from their current home, for the down payment on the new home. For upgrades to the new home. And they can have those upgrades done while they're still living in their current home. And they don't have to worry about trying to move twice or self first and then live with in-laws or storage and all the things that are associated with that. And then they don't have to try to sell their home while they're living in it and be ready to show it on a moment's notice because somebody coming by to check it out and you have to make sure it's clean. And now my kid's napping. And then what I do with the dog. It's a way of selling your current home and buying the next one in the most seamless way possible. It's been several years in the making. A lot of that has come through some of those annual founders' events that I do with my business partners and asking the four questions that I mentioned before. And we're excited to be launching that here in a few weeks. For More InformationBrian Ardinger: Well, it's exciting to hear again, that you're continuing to innovate and living the stuff that you're producing out there in the world. If people want to find out more about yourself or the book, what's the best way to do that.Grant Botma: You know, I'm very active on social media. You can find me on Instagram or Twitter @GrantBotma. Thank you for pronouncing my name correctly at the beginning of the podcast. Yeah. So, you can follow me there or on Facebook. And I'm very active in my direct messages. So, if anybody has questions, you can do that. Brian Ardinger: We'll Grant, thank you very much for coming on Inside Outside Innovation. Sharing your thoughts and wisdom. Looking forward to continuing the conversation in the future. Grant Botma: Yeah. Thank you, Brian.Brian Ardinger: That's it for another episode of Inside Outside Innovation. If you want to learn more about our team, our content, our services, check out InsideOutside.io or follow us on Twitter @theIOpodcast or @Ardinger. Until next time, go out and innovate.FREE INNOVATION NEWSLETTER & TOOLSGet the latest episodes of the Inside Outside Innovation podcast, in addition to thought leadership in the form of blogs, innovation resources, videos, and invitations to exclusive events. SUBSCRIBE HEREYou can also search every Inside Outside Innovation Podcast by Topic and Company. For more innovations resources, check out IO's Innovation Article Database, Innovation Tools Database, Innovation Book Database, and Innovation Video Database.

E40: Grant Botma On Achieving Harmony In Your Work And Personal Life

Agency Freedom

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2022 62:42

In this episode of Agency Freedom Podcast, James talks with Grant Botma, the Founder and CEO of Stewardship and the author of Work-Life Harmony, available now on Amazon. You can buy his book, and check out all of the useful links to the variety of resources from Grant here: https://www.liinks.co/grantbotma --- Visit our website to join our email list, sign up to be a potential guest on the show and never miss an episode: https://www.agencyfreedom.com Connect with Agency Freedom Podcast on Facebook at the Agency Freedom Podcast group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/agencyfreedom Email us at podcast@riskwell.com with ideas, questions, complaints or your favorite grilling recipe.

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E40: Grant Botma On Achieving Harmony In Your Work And Personal Life

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 4, 2022 63:12

Grant Botma - Creating a High Performance Company Culture

Get a Load of This

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 29, 2021 57:39

In this episode of Get a Load of This podcast, Cameron Pechia, Thomas Comstock, and Ryan Young are joined by Grant Botma - Entrepreneur and Founder of Culture Course, to talk about how to create a company culture that benefits everyone in your organization and the positive impacts that will follow. This is a game changer! Episode Highlights: What would Grant's CB handle be if he was a truck driver? (2:26) Grant talks about what it's like to grow up on a farm. (3:14) Grant discusses the concept of Culture Course. (5:07) What are the principles that Grant would like to implement in every business if given the opportunity? (9:08) Grant believes that people of all ages seek the same three things: freedom, affirmation, and purpose. (17:31) Grant discusses two aspects of his company's Christmas event that he enjoyed and hated. (21:11) What has been the most impactful feedback Grant has received? (26:00) What are some of the highlights that make Grant feel good? (28:52) Grant discusses the importance of recruiting and employing the appropriate individuals. (34:57) Grant discusses his hiring process. (46:59) Grant gives advice for employers. (52:37) Key Quotes: “If you want to be a good leader, you have to be humble.” - Grant Botma “You want to talk about having joy and fun in life? Give somebody a purpose and make them really good at an awesome job and watch how they thrive. It's freaking awesome, man.” - Grant Botma “I want to hear from people that I'm hiring, that they resonate with those stories, they resonate with that mission. That is key.” - Grant Botma Resources Mentioned: Grant Botma LinkedIn Grant Botma - Twitter Culture Course Cameron Pechia Thomas Comstock Ryan Young Valley Trucking Insurance

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Beyond Traditional Management Strategies to Become a Selfless Leader with Grant Botma at Stewardship

Leaders in the Trenches

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2021 27:23

When you want to evolve as a leader, you have to push beyond the traditional. Leaders often get caught up in the title, authority, and power of leadership. Beyond all that is the selfless leader. This is about how to put others before your own needs. Today's guest is Grant Botma, Founder at Stewardship. Inc Magazine ranked his company #1932 on the 2020 Inc 5000 list and #1918 in 2019. Stewardship guides people through mortgages, insurance, financial planning, and investments. Grant gives you his journey of becoming a selfless leader. We look at the enemies of being a selfless leader. Get the show notes for Beyond Traditional Management Strategies to Become a Selfless Leader with Grant Botma at Stewardship Click to Tweet: Listening to a fantastic episode on Growth Think Tank featuring #GrantBotma with your host @GeneHammett https://bit.ly/gttGrantBotma #BeyondTraditionalManagementStrategiestoBecomeaSelflessLeader #selflessleadership #GHepisode776 #GTTepisodes #Podcasts #IncList2020 Give Growth Think Tank a review on iTunes!

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Age of Indiependence: Throwback: Enjoying your Business Again with Grant Botma

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Play Episode Listen Later Aug 23, 2021 50:12

In this throwback episode of the Age of Indiependence podcast, host Katlyn Eggar interviews Grant Botma, the Founder of Culture Course and Stewardship. Grant talks about his mission and purpose and shares the four questions to ask when evaluating the past and creating goals for the future. Episode Highlights: Grant gives a little background about himself. (3:40) Why Grant describes himself as a compassionate capitalist. (5:17) How Grant's kids have become a champion of what their family's building. (9:12) Why Grant named his company Stewardship and what makes them different. (11:17) Grant shares one of the important things he talked about in his book. (13:23) Why Grant thinks that working is beautiful. (13:33) How he gives his employees freedom. (16:22) How long does it take for Grant to create certain changes within a company? (23:09) The four questions to ask when evaluating the past and creating goals for the future (36:53) What three areas should you focus on to grow your business? (41:45) What's the best way to connect with Grant? (47:44) Key Quotes: “I teach my children that in the heart of every compassionate capitalist society is this, you find the needs, and then you fill them. If there's a genuine need that somebody has out there, you do anything and everything that you can to fill it, to serve them, to love them to care for them.” - Grant Botma “I'm the same person, whether I'm here in this podcast, whether I'm at the office, whether I'm at home, it's a whole lot easier to live my life that way. And my kids see that and I try to do my best to model it for them. And it's fun to have that type of mission or approach in life because your family supports you in ways that make a huge, huge impact.” - Grant Botma “I think work is beautiful. I've actually believed that we were designed and created to work. And it's one of the reasons why we enjoy thinking about work or even doing work from time to time, right? It's a lot of fun at times.” - Grant Botma Resources Mentioned: Agency Intelligence Reach out to Katlyn Eggar Grant Botma LinkedIn Culture Course Stewardship Advertisers: Agency VA We Got Your Podcast

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S4 E1 | How to Run a Successful Business From a Christian Perspective | Grant Botma

State of Charge

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 8, 2021 36:25

Welcome to The State of Charge Podcast, a Unique, Fun and Inspirational Weekly Podcast to Help Keep Your Spiritual Batteries Charged! Join in on the conversation with Grant Botma, the Founder of Stewardship Mortgage, Insurance, Planning & Financial on how to run a successful business from a Christian perspective. Join us each Wednesday morning as we bring you topics to help keep us all plugged and fully charged to what the Lord has in store for our lives. Please provide your comments and feedback so we can make this podcast better. We hope you enjoy - come back again next week as we continue with Season 4. If this podcast has encouraged you today - it may also encourage someone else and recharge their spiritual battery. Please help us spread the word and share this episode with others. What's Your State of Charge? --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/stateofcharge/message --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/stateofcharge/message

Free Flow Friday with Grant Botma

Lions Unleashed w/ Jake Rosenberg

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 4, 2021 44:46

Husband, Dad, Author, Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneur, Loan Originator, Insurance Agent, Investment Advisor, sports enthusiast, and big Cubs fan. Put all that aside though, and what you have is a man that thrives with passion and heart at the core of it all. Grant is the founder of Stewardship and Culture Course. To learn more about Grant, visit grantbotma.com, or follow him on social media @grantbotma! If you enjoy the Lions Unleashed podcast, make sure to leave me a review on iTunes. It's like tipping the waiter after a good meal! You don't have to, but it keeps your favorite places alive and kicking.

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Reissue – Work Is Worship with Grant Botma

Bottom Line Faith

Play Episode Listen Later May 17, 2021 50:31

Bottom Line Faith is the program that bridges the gap between faith and business. Today's show features Grant Botma, author and Founder of Stewardship. bottomlinefaith.org/

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Episode 100: How to Build a Thriving Company Culture with Grant Botma

Pass the Secret Sauce by Matt Shields

Play Episode Listen Later May 7, 2021 33:35

Up next on Pass the Secret Sauce we have Grant Botma. Grant is the founder of Stewardship in Gilbert, Arizona. Stewardship is a mortgage brokerage, insurance agency, and investment management firm that was named an Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Company in America two years in a row. Grant has one of the top 105 fastest growing finance companies in the Country because of his Nationally ranked high producing team. They consistently win awards like "Top 1%, "Top 20", and many of them are listed in the Scotsman Guide as top originators. Grant is also a best-selling author of the book, "The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck". In this book, Grant teaches business owners, leaders, and managers how to attract top talent and build a thriving company culture. In this episode we discuss: Having a traditional Sunday lunch and movie night with Grant's big family [4:05] His family owned a mortuary business and dairy farm [6:40] How making a business plan awaken his desire to put up up his own business [7:50] Seeing people were facing financial, insurance issues and more [8:50] What is Stewardship about; mortgage, insurance, planning and financial [10:33] Making online courses on how to create a company culture [12:40] How to uncover the right people for your team [14:50] What it feels like to work with Grant and his company [17:40] How he observe potential team members through their social media [18:37] Doing an emotional intelligence test, book recommendation for business owners [21:45] Mission statement of Grant in life and business [23:45] How to love and serve customer / people well [25:00] What types of technology he used to run his company [27:40] Ideal customers he wants to serve [29:25] Best ways to connect with Grant Botma [32:30] Links to sources and tools Check's Grant's professional and his company background: https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantbotma https://www.linkedin.com/company/stewardshippro Follow Grant's activities on social media Instagram Facebook Twitter Book recommendations for entrepreneurs: The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck by Grant Botma Emotional Intelligence 2.0 Thanks for listening. Don't forget to like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passthesecretsauce to get updates on new episodes. If you haven't already, please follow and leave a review for our podcast, we'll really appreciate it. And as always, don't forget to pass the secret sauce. Support our podcast If you're a fan of the show, there are three simple things you can do to support our work: Subscribe, rate and review:

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35 - Motivating Your Team with Stewardship's Grant Botma

What Makes Them Tip

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 31, 2021 24:15

In this episode, your host, Timmy Bauer talks to Stewardship's Grant Botma about putting your customers before yourself, delegation and scaling, motivating your employees, and more.

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Grant Botma

Positively Charged Biz

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 16, 2021 38:23

Meet Grant Botma, he is the founder of Stewardship where they love people through home loans, insurance and investments and he is the best selling author of The problem is not their paycheck: How to attract top talent and build a thriving company culture.

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Hire Right & Lead Better: Attracting (and Keeping) Top Talent (with Grant Botma) – Episode 58

Broker-to-Broker

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 9, 2021 43:12

Grant Botma runs a brokerage, insurance agency, and investment firm. He owns a software company, hosts two podcasts, releases two videos and a blog every week, and takes 2 full months off a year. The one single entity that allows for Grant’s success? His team. But it’s not just a team to Grant. His “team” is his family. They care about one another, they have trust, and they hold each other accountable, all to benefit the overall goal of Stewardship Mortgage; to serve their community with wisdom and love. But that starts at the team level first. When hiring, Grant looks for four main characteristics; innovation, transparency, humility, and love. Loans are a complicated process, and creativity is needed to personalize the loan process to each individual. Transparency creates social accountability. You work harder for your friend rather than just some random co-workers. Humility breeds confidence without arrogance, and love allows you to put other people’s needs ahead of your own. Once he brings new staff on board, he doesn’t retain them with money. Grant believes that if money is all that motivates someone, there is nothing stopping them from leaving for a higher paycheck somewhere else. Instead, Grant offers his staff freedom, real time affirmations (positive and negative) and accolades. But at the end of the day, Grant has chiseled down the key to talent retention to a single question: Does your boss genuinely care about you? If they can’t answer this question with a resounding “Yes!” then Grant believes he isn’t doing his job. Grant sets goals using unique language. He doesn’t measure the amount of paper pushed, but instead, the amount of lives changed, the amount of families educated and impacted. And he doesn’t measure this individually from each team member, but instead from the team as a whole. When all goals are team based, and the team trusts each other like a family, this creates a social accountability that makes each team member want to be better. As Grant puts it, “our mission isn’t about appointments, our mission is about making a positive impact on real people.“ This all trickles down to the client experience. For many families, a home loan will be their biggest financial risk of their lifetimes, and sets up their family with wealth that spans generations. Understanding the importance and impact a single translation can have, Grant’s objective with each new client is to build trust. From a financial perspective, this includes a unique fee structure. Stewardship Mortgage caps income, and only charges a flat fee or percentage (whichever is lower). Not only does this build trust with a potential client, it also ends up bringing on borrowers with more wealth and easier loan processes, which then opens up more time to help more potential clients. In this week’s episode of Broker To Broker, Grant goes over his hiring process, his staff retention plans, and the key characteristics it takes to always do right by the consumer. Show Notes: Attracting Top Talent (5:16)Culture & Accountability (10:36)Goal Setting & Best Practices (20:16)Pros & Cons of Finding a Niche (30:54)Grant’s #1 Time-Saving Tip (35:11)

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Age of Indiependence: Enjoying your Business Again with Grant Botma

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 11, 2021 51:24

In this episode of the Age of Indiependence podcast, host Katlyn Eggar interviews Grant Botma, the Founder of Culture Course and Stewardship. Grant talks about his mission and purpose and shares the four questions to ask when evaluating the past and creating goals for the future. Episode Highlights: Grant gives a little background about himself. (3:40) Why Grant describes himself as a compassionate capitalist. (5:17) How Grant’s kids have become a champion of what their family's building. (9:12) Why Grant named his company Stewardship and what makes them different. (11:17) Grant shares one of the important things he talked about in his book. (13:23) Why Grant thinks that working is beautiful. (13:33) How he gives his employees freedom. (16:22) How long does it take for Grant to create certain changes within a company? (23:09) The four questions to ask when evaluating the past and creating goals for the future (36:53) What three areas should you focus on to grow your business? (41:45) What’s the best way to connect with Grant? (47:44) Key Quotes: “I teach my children that in the heart of every compassionate capitalist society is this, you find the needs, and then you fill them. If there's a genuine need that somebody has out there, you do anything and everything that you can to fill it, to serve them, to love them to care for them.” - Grant Botma “I'm the same person, whether I'm here in this podcast, whether I'm at the office, whether I'm at home, it's a whole lot easier to live my life that way. And my kids see that and I try to do my best to model it for them. And it's fun to have that type of mission or approach in life because your family supports you in ways that make a huge, huge impact.” - Grant Botma “I think work is beautiful. I've actually believed that we were designed and created to work. And it's one of the reasons why we enjoy thinking about work or even doing work from time to time, right? It's a lot of fun at times.” - Grant Botma Resources Mentioned: Agency Intelligence Reach out to Katlyn Eggar Grant Botma LinkedIn Culture Course Stewardship Advertisers: Agency VA We Got Your Podcast

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TB5 - Team Business Welcomes Grant Botma

Team Business

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 17, 2020 37:31

In this episode of the Team Business podcast, co-hosts Mike Fusco and Ray Ramirez interview Grant Botma, the Founder of Culture Course and Stewardship. Grant talks about his knowledge and expertise in the financial services industry and how to establish genuine relationships with people. He also shares their online course that helps in hiring the right people, and he also shares his book, entitled The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture. Episode Highlights: Mike introduces Grant Botma. (3:32) Grant shares that he's been in the financial services industry for about 20 years, and they have stewardship, which includes home loans, insurance, and investments with wisdom and love. (7:33) Grant mentions that he built Stewardship because of arrogance and hate. He also explains the reason behind it. (8:16) Grant shares that to build a better team, humility is one of the keys. In other words, he had to recognize and figure out that he couldn't do all the things. (10:30) Grant shares that he would certainly relate the competition and goal to what they do at Stewardship, they have to compete, to genuinely put other people's needs ahead of our own. (11:29) Grant mentions that the unique part about Stewardship is what they call, a unified purpose. (12:05) Grant shares that he never thought their company has done better than what they did and they have completely broken records, on every single line of business, and every single one of his producers is nationally ranked as a top performer. (14:09) Grant shares that there are a lot of elements that he teaches in the Culture Course, and what he did together with his team is significant. One of the things that are more motivating to employees than money, is freedom and autonomy. (15:40) Grant mentions that a lot of people wanted him to teach culture. Because the way he teaches was different and unique than what's taught in management school. (18:07) Grant discusses his book entitled The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture. (19:35) Grant shares that one of the bigger things that he would advise people when building a team is to make sure that they're going to be a culture fit first. (23:42) Grant mentions that the core of every business is serving other people. If you're not serving other people, you don't have the business. Therefore, if you're selfish, you're going against the core of what makes a business fundamental. (26:44) Key Quotes: “I wanted to create a place where people get their finances handled in the best way possible, whether they knew it or not. And in my arrogance, I thought that I had the right answers to everything, and I could fix it and I could figure it out.” - Grant Botma Resources Mentioned: Fusco & Orsini Insurance Services Mike Fusco LinkedIn Ray Ramirez LinkedIn Grant Botma LinkedIn Culture Course Stewardship

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Grant Botma - Entrepreneur

CallumConnects Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2020 4:48

Grant is the founder of Stewardship, a 2 time Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Company In America, award winner and author of the best selling book "The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck: How to attract top talent and build a thriving company culture." Website: https://www.culturecourse.com/hiring Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/grantbotma/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/grantbotma CallumConnects Micro-Podcast is your daily dose of wholesome entrepreneurial inspiration. Hear from many different entrepreneurs in just 5 minutes what hurdles they have faced, how they overcame them, and what their key learning is. Be inspired, subscribe, leave a comment, go and change the world! Every entrepreneur featured has been recommended by one of our previous guests. www.CallumLaing.com

Ep. 68: The Power of Non Monetary Compensation

SPOTLIGHT Radio Network

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2020 16:01

A lot of business owners believe that the secret to keeping great employees is to pay them more money. And while that’s true to a degree, what happens when more money isn’t enough to keep someone around or motivated to work hard? In this episode, Luke and Eric speak with Grant Botma who is the author of “The Problem isn’t Their Paycheck.” Together, they uncover what your employees truly want from their workplaces. Hint? It doesn’t have much to do with money.

Ep. 68: The Power of Non Monetary Compensation

Be Insured

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 12, 2020 16:01

A lot of business owners believe that the secret to keeping great employees is to pay them more money. And while that’s true to a degree, what happens when more money isn’t enough to keep someone around or motivated to work hard?In this episode, Luke and Eric speak with Grant Botma who is the author of “The Problem isn’t Their Paycheck.” Together, they uncover what your employees truly want from their workplaces. Hint? It doesn’t have much to do with money.

E52 - Grant Botma / Founder of Stewardship.pro

Jeff Mendelson's One Big Tip Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 25, 2020 12:51

Grant Gotma works not only to help people understand finance but also to support his employees through a healthy work culture. Through his experience, the best way to accomplish this is by making his workers feel like valued members of a team through affirmation and by listening to and meeting their needs. Support the show (https://jeffmendelson.com/onebigtip)

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160 – Work Is Worship with Grant Botma

Bottom Line Faith

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 11, 2020 51:40

Bottom Line Faith is the program that bridges the gap between faith and business. Today's show features Grant Botma, author and Founder of Stewardship. bottomlinefaith.org/

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082. He Started a Mortgage Company in a Crisis?

Defining Stewardship

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 15, 2020 35:39

In 2008, the US economy crashed because banks were lending money to people without concern for the financial wellbeing of those people. There were lots of less than moral practices happening at this time. Grant Botma saw all of this happening and decided it was not okay, so he decided to do something about it. He started Stewardship Mortgage in the midst of a mortgage industry collapse. SPOILER ALERT: Stewardship didn't just survive, but thrived throughout the crisis and beyond. That isn't even the end of the story. In today's podcast, Jeremy and Grant discuss the history of Stewardship Mortgage and then onto Stewardship Insurance and Stewardship Financial. They talk about what Stewardship is doing to change the landscape of the financial industry. The secret to success - be a financial expert and always do what is right for the customer. Check Stewardship out at stewardship.pro

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The Power of a Unifying Purpose, with Grant Botma

The Elite Entrepreneurs Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 8, 2020 39:17

Grant Botma is the founder of Stewardship and the leader of its nationally-ranked team of top producers. Thanks to thriving company culture, Grant's team has won numerous awards, including national performance rankings like “Top 1%” and “Top 100.” In 2019, Stewardship was named an Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Company nominee. Grant's team continues to break records even when he takes a month off of work to watch spring training baseball with his wife and three kids in Arizona. What the podcast will teach you: Why Grant attributes his incredible success and the success of Stewardship to the remarkable team he has to support the business What challenges Grant and his team faced and overcame during their period of accelerated growth, and what important lessons they learned Why developing a sense of trust in his team was key to Grant, and why he believes that trust requires a real process before bringing in new people Why Grant believes that his biggest and most important response to the global pandemic has been to let his team know that he cares and is there for them Why the strength of the team at Stewardship has helped the company break sales records, even during the economic crisis How a feeling of purpose and of making an impact drives employee engagement and can help team members choose to give their best every day Why the unifying purpose at Stewardship is to “love people through finances”, and how doing so makes a dramatic impact on the world How Grant was able to achieve broad employee buy-in toward Stewardship's unifying purpose, and why a mission statement isn't enough Why transparency, humility, and innovation are the pillars that support the team's unifying purpose, and how Grant hires for a culture fit Why money isn't the most important driver for hiring the right people, and why Grant believes in modeling his culture for his employees Resources: Website: https://stewardship.pro/ Website: www.culturecourse.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/grantbotma/

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“The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck”

THINK Business with Jon Dwoskin

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 6, 2020 19:42

Grant Botma is an Investment Advisor, Licensed Insurance Agent, Registered Mortgage Loan Originator, and owner of Stewardship - an Inc 5000 fastest growing company in America. Botma has been working in personal finance since he was 15, and loves his job because of the impact we make on people.Connect with Grant Botma Website: www.culturecourse.com Twitter: @grantbotma or @CultureCourse_ Grant’s book: https://geni.us/paychek Instagram: www.instagram.com/grantbotma Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexptberience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/ Email: jon@jondwoskin.com

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Thriving Through Uncertainty with Grant Botma

The Power Entrepreneur's Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 18, 2020 34:26

Growing up on a dairy farm, with a love for sports and God, his passion in business comes from his desire to help people. Grant Botma is a Best Selling Author, the Founder of Stewardship, an Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Company with a host of awards, and the founder of Culture Course, helping you create thriving employees. To learn more about Grant Botma and Stewardship, visit https://stewardship.pro/. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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S2E25 - Affirmation, Freedom, and a Unified Purpose in the Workplace, with Grant Botma

Human Capital Innovations (HCI) Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later May 26, 2020 25:46

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Westover talks with Grant Botma about motivating employees with affirmation, freedom, and a unified purpose. See the video here: https://youtu.be/qRLQcJDe-Lc. See the full transcript here: https://tinyurl.com/y4sqvsvs. Grant Botma (https://www.linkedin.com/in/grantbotma/) is the author of the Amazon best-selling book The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck. In this book, Grant teaches business owners, leaders, and managers how to attract top talent and build a thriving company culture.

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Ryan Hanley & Grant Botma—Habits to Keep After COVID-19

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Play Episode Listen Later Apr 27, 2020 39:02

From networking to productivity strategies, the pandemic has forced all of us to get creative in how we do business and connect with others. On another podcast collab with Ryan Hanley and Grant Botma, the four of us share a new habit or mindset we're going to keep after COVID-19. Follow Ryan Hanley on Instagram @ryan_hanley and Grant Botma @grantbotma. You can find Carta CEO Henry Ward's COVID-19 Layoff announcement here: http://ow.ly/F2oB50zo4jW

Grant Botma: How to Attract Top Talent, Not Based on Pay

Learning From Others

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 20, 2020 41:24

Today's guest is the Founder of Stewardship, an Inc 5000 Fastest Growing Company in America, and is the Author of the best selling book, "The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture." Please welcome Grant Botma. Contact Info https://stewardship.pro/ https://www.culturecourse.com

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1993 Suns vs Bulls with Grant Botma

God and Basketball

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 7, 2020 58:35

Grant Botma joins the podcast to talk about his favorite team, the Bulls, beating the Suns. Sorry, Suns fans.

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Ryan Hanley & Grant Botma—Navigating Through Turbulent Times

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 30, 2020 53:30

In our second collab with Ryan Hanley and Grant Botma, we all asked ourselves, "what does the insurance industry need to hear during this pandemic?" You'll hear four different answers to that question in this week's podcast. Grant, Ryan, Matt, and Zack each share a strategy to help you navigate through these turbulent times. After listening, you'll walk away with action items you can apply to your business right away. Follow Ryan Hanley on Instagram @ryan_hanley and Grant Botma @grantbotma. BobbleOn is a system to help businesses increase revenue, build a healthy culture, and create accountability throughout their organization. Here's how it works: 1) Schedule your call (http://www.bobbleon.com) 2) Customize your strategic plan and workshops 3) Exceed your goals with a focused and unified team. #BobbleOn

Episode 39 // The Guys Talk Talent Motivation with Author and Entrepreneur Grant Botma.

AZ Brandcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2020

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Episode 39 // The Guys Talk Talent Motivation with Author and Entrepreneur Grant Botma.

AZ Brandcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2020 60:49

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Grant Botma: Character Traits Lead to the Actions Your Team is Taking

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 20, 2020 59:57

In today's episode of Agency Intelligence, host Jason Cass interviews Grant Botma, Founder of Culture Course and Stewardship, as well as the number 1 best-selling author of The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck. Grant Botma discusses how he evolved from growing up in a household with parents that struggled with alcoholism to growing his company Stewardship into an INC 5000 company, the blueprints to creating a successful company culture, and the importance of planning your ideal week.

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Unifying for a Purpose with Grant Botma - Episode #23

Power Forward

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 17, 2020 47:53

It’s one thing to do something that matters. But it’s another thing to do it in a way that brings people together. In this episode, we find out the importance of unifying for a purpose with Grant Botma, the Founder of Stewardship Mortgage.In addition to running a mortgage company, Grant does investments, insurance, and also owns a technology company. You’ll find out why, in each of his businesses, Grants puts behavioral science over classical management skills to build a strong culture.Grant also explains his unique approach to hiring, including his belief that trust should be given, not earned, and what he asks from candidates in every interview.

Highlights from Our Conversation with Ryan Hanley & Grant Botma

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Play Episode Listen Later Mar 2, 2020 37:08

How far out should you set your goals? How do you tackle what's important and what's urgent? How does your goal-setting strategy dictate your day-to-day tasks? Last week, Matt and Zack had the opportunity to discuss these topics with thought leaders Ryan Hanley and Grant Botma. This week, they elaborate on a few different clips from that conversation. Listen and learn a variety of perspectives on vision, goals, prioritization, and more. Follow Ryan Hanley on Instagram @ryan_hanley and Grant Botma @grantbotma. BobbleOn is a system to help businesses increase revenue, build a healthy culture, and create accountability throughout their organization. Here's how it works: 1) Schedule your call (http://www.bobbleon.com) 2) Customize your strategic plan and workshops 3) Exceed your goals with a focused and unified team. #BobbleOn

He Owns Several Successful Businesses In The Financial World, with Grant Botma [WJ71]

Wealth Junkies

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 18, 2020 45:07

He gets started at a relatively young age and now owns several businesses that tie into each other in the finance world. He teaches us valuable lessons about filling needs and solving problems as we see them. To learn more about Grant and his journey, visit https://wealthjunkies.com/wj71

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Where We’re Taking You in 2020

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Play Episode Listen Later Feb 10, 2020 24:23

We've been through a ton on this podcast—marketing, sales, leadership, and culture, to name a few. We'll continue providing tactical advice, but this year, we're layering on some different podcast formats for our listeners to enjoy. Listen and learn what kind of structure you can expect on the BobbleOn podcast in 2020. Follow Ryan Hanley on Instagram @ryan_hanley and Grant Botma @grantbotma. Do you know someone that should be a guest on the BobbleOn podcast? Let Matt and Zack know through the links below: Matt's Instagram: @mnaimoli Matt's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/matt.naimoli Zack's Instagram: @zgonig Zack's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zack.gould.102 BobbleOn is a system to help businesses increase revenue, build a healthy culture, and create accountability throughout their organization. Here's how it works: 1) Schedule your call (http://www.bobbleon.com) 2) Customize your strategic plan and workshops 3) Exceed your goals with a focused and unified team. #BobbleOn

Episode 81: Holiday Recap From Our Family Of Nine

Fostering Voices Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 1, 2020 30:53

Episode 81 marks the first episode of Season 5, and we are so excited for a brand new season, featuring new episodes and new interviews! The biggest news from our off season is that we acquired a Podcast Sponsor! We are so very thankful for Showit for walking alongside our podcast, and foster care journey, and supporting us! Showit is a premier website builder for photographers. Although admittedly- anyone who needs a website can benefit from the beautiful designs, and mobile-responsive layout of all Showit sites. Our website is powered by Showit! And one of our sweet co-workers at Showit - Josh Ahles, worked on some backend stuff on our site, so we are thankful that it is working better than before! So if you are looking for a website, check out Showit! If you need someone to help you with it, hit up Josh! We also know a ton of other website designers, so seriously, reach out if this is something you are interested in. This episode talks about our 6 week break from the podcast, where we got to relax, and rest as a family of 9. We had a great Christmas, and worked on some things during our break. Namely goals for the new year! Our kids do this as well. The 4 years olds basically get to partake in some caffeine-free Starbucks, and they color. But all the other kids think of things they want to accomplish, and how they are going to do that. Many goals involved being more patient with siblings, and making better food choices (less Takis!). Some of our inspiration for making our goals comes from Dave Ramsey, and this episode from the Storybrand podcast. Our friend Grant Botma is a great example of working out a life goal. His company, Stewardship, seeks to love people through their finances. So simple, yet you can see this in every aspect of Grant's business and life! He recently wrote a great book where he also talks about this called The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck. Definitely check all of those out! One major takeaway from this episode for foster parents is to Check Your Email Junk Mail! We lost some valuable notices for free bicycles for foster kids before Christmas! Such a bummer. But we did hit up Goodwill after Christmas, and we scored some great bikes for $12! What a deal! We are so thankful for all of you listeners, and we hope you enjoyed your holidays as well. Get ready for a new season of the podcast, and we hope to educate and empower you on the journey you are on! We would love to connect with you, and now you can email us at hello@fosteringvoices.com ! If you are enjoying our podcast, please leave a review for us on whatever platform you listen to podcasts! Hope you have a great week and join us again next Saturday!

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Grant Botma: Love, Service & Finance

Spirit Farm Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 25, 2020 48:21

In this episode, Caleb interviews Grant Botma, founder of Stewardship, a financial company with a wide range of services. Grant is also a sought after speaker & the author of "The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent & Build a Thriving Company Culture" - which debuted at #1 in six Amazon categories. The mission of Stewardship is to 'love & serve people in their finances'. Grant's approach to business is truly rooted in investing in others, which includes leading a team of 20 people. Grant's mindset and philosophy can be applied to any business, creative pursuit, or personal relationship...and you will discover a lot you can apply to your own life through this inspiring conversation! Go to stewardship.pro to find out more about Grant and Stewardship.

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Developing a Self-Directed Team w. Grant Botma

Employer Blueprint Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 20, 2020 36:50

This week’s episode of the Employer Blueprint Podcast we are extremely honored to present Grant Botma. Grant is the founder of Stewardship, and Culture Course. It was through Stewardship, a financial services firm that helps its clients with lending, insurance, and investment advice, that Grant became very successful and learned to build a business by loving people and providing excellent service. With that growth came the need to hire employees and Grant found himself challenged with finding the right team of individuals who could be self directed so that he could continue growing the business. Stewardship was already operating with a small team when one of Grant’s key employees wanted to quit and follow his passion for mission work over seas. This is when Grant took a hard look at himself, his leadership style, and his company's culture. Through much research and the success of implementing strategies into his own business, Grant founded an online course called Culture Course, a system created to help business owners build a team of thriving employees. Stewardship has been named one of Inc. 5000 Fasted Growing Companies in America. Grant Botma has also earned several awards such as Top Agent Magazine's Cover Agent, Top 35 Entrepreneurs Under the Age of 35, and is a number one Best Selling Author on Amazon. To find more information about Grant and his companies, please be sure to visit the websites below. www.culturecourse.com https://stewardship.pro/

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Insurance Dudes: Helping Insurance Agency Owners Gain Business Leverage

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 3, 2020 47:05

The Insurance Dudes: Craig Pretzinger & Jason FeltmanThe World Famous Insurance Dudes chat with Grant BotmaCULTURE IS EVERYTHING...10 years and almost ZERO turnover.I am a Husband, Dad, Author, Keynote Speaker, Entrepreneur, Loan Originator, Insurance Agent, Investment Advisor, sports enthusiast, and big Cubs fan. I am a native of Arizona that grew up on a dairy farm in Buckeye. I attended Arizona Christian University majoring in Business Administration and Christian Ministries. I have been working in personal finance since I was 15, and love my job because of the impact we make as we love people through finances. My wife and I currently live in Gilbert, Arizona with our three children Cambria, Parker, and Ellenie. We attend Sun Valley Community Church and enjoy serving in the children’s ministries.Culture Course Signup starts with his Private Group HERESubscribe to The Insurance Dudes:Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeart | Listen Notes>>>>JOIN THE INSURANCE DUDES GROUP TO WIN SWAG!

2019 Year in Review

Defining Stewardship

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 1, 2020 26:40

2019 was full of surprises and the only thing we can be sure of in 2020 is that it will be too. Today, Jeremy interviews financial expert Grant Botma and Real Estate expert Mike Zins to better understand what this past year means for these industries. They take a high-level view of real estate, insurance, and the stock market in 2019 and talk about what kind of mindset is best to take into 2020. Happy New Year!

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The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck: Grant Botma

Author Hour with Rae Williams

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2019 36:15

In this episode of Author Hour, Grant Botma, the author of The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck, explains how he learned the hard way that all of the things he learned about business management ... The post The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck: Grant Botma appeared first on Author Hour.

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The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck: Grant Botma

Author Hour with Rae Williams

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 20, 2019 36:15

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Episode 26: A Leadership Philosophy that Brings Results

Leading

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 18, 2019 61:06

Grant Botma is the founder of Stewardship (featured on INC. 5000 most successful companies), a company that offers a wide range of financial services. He is also author of his new book, The Problem Isn't Their Paycheck, where he outlines three key points to leading and motivating employees in a way that creates a culture everyone wants to be a part of. Grant has seen effectiveness in his company by implementing each of these three principles in his company's culture. Freedom Affirmation Unified Purpose Grant is also a man of God who seeks to help people be better stewards of their money. This is a show you are not going to want to miss! Special Guest: Grant Botma.

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Is Going into Debt Unbiblical? (w/ Grant Botma)

Christianity in Business

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 14, 2019 27:45

On this episode, we’re joined by Grant Botma. Grant is the founder of Stewardship and the leader of its nationally ranked team of top producers. Thanks to a thriving company culture, Grant’s team has won numerous awards, including national performance rankings like “Top 1%” and “Top 100.” Grant’s leadership has also grown Stewardship to be an Inc. 5000 Fastest Growing Company In America. He’s the author of the new book, The Problem Isn’t Their Paycheck: How to Attract Top Talent and Build a Thriving Company Culture. To learn more about Stewardship, visit moneywellrooted.com. Christianity in Business is the show that helps Christian business leaders to integrate biblical values into business. | Entrepreneurship | Marketing | Nonprofit | Church | Author | Startups | Marketplace | Ministry | Business as Mission | Faith and Work | Faith | Success | Leadership | www.ChristianityInBusiness.com

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RHS 015 - Grant Botma: How to Motivate Your Staff When the Problem Isn't their Paycheck

The Ryan Hanley Show

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 7, 2019 52:04

Grant Botma, a dynamic professional services entrepreneur, joins the podcast to explain how leaders can motivate their team when their paycheck isn't the problem. Get more: https://ryanhanley.comLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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RHS 015 - Grant Botma: How to Motivate Your Staff When the Problem Isn't their Paycheck