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What happens when your business is growing 92% but you're still struggling with doubt, guilt, and anxiety? Welcome to the entrepreneur's paradox.Ever feel like you're being pulled in multiple directions at once? In this revealing solo episode, I dive into the complex emotions that come with balancing new fatherhood, business expansion, and pursuing the American dream on my own terms. After sharing some heartfelt appreciation for my wife's recent vulnerability on the podcast, I explore how our first "official" Mother's Day with baby Paisley outside the womb created one of those perspective-shifting moments that makes everything feel different.As the busy season approaches with back-to-back events at Ledgeway Farm, Bonnie Eagle Car Show, and Memorial Weekend at Bentley Saloon, I confront the overwhelming guilt that comes when pursuing your passion means disrupting everyone else's routine. My mom takes time off work, friends step in for childcare, and my wife adjusts her schedule—all so I can bet on myself. The weight of these dependencies creates a pressure unlike anything I've felt before.I share the raw truth about taking chances and their consequences. Our Florida venture didn't deliver the breakthrough we'd hoped for, forcing us to pivot strategies and postpone bigger dreams. Yet despite these challenges, our business is up 92% in net sales—proving that sometimes success doesn't feel like success when you're in the trenches.The episode culminates with exciting news after years of persistence: we've finally secured a triple-wide booth at the Freiburg Fair! While this expansion requires substantial investment, it represents the growth we've been pushing toward. Remember: anything unattempted remains impossible. If there's one message to take from this journey, it's simply never give up. The regret of not trying far outweighs the difficulty of waiting for success.What chances are you taking in your life? I'd love to hear about your journey in the comments or on social media. And if you found value in this episode, please share it with someone who might need this encouragement today.If you found value in today's show please return the favor and leave a positive review and share it with someone important to you! https://www.sharethestrugglepodcast.com/reviews/new/Find all you need to know about the show https://www.sharethestrugglepodcast.com/Official Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100077724159859Join the 2% of Americans that Buy American and support American Together we can bring back American Manufacturing https://www.loudproudamerican.shop/Loud Proud American Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LoudproudamericanLoud Proud American Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/loud_proud_american/Loud Proud American TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@loud_proud_americanLoud Proud American YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmYQtOt6KVURuySWYQ2GWtwThank you for Supporting My American Dream!

Between the time when we recorded this episode and this introduction, so many of our learning institutions, including the Department of Education and the Institute of Museum and Library Services, are being systematically or haphazardly dismantled at the whim of our current President(s). This may send us into a spiral of despair - or, may even freeze us in place and render us unable to act.   But … what if these challenges brought us into the fight, instead?   Our two guests on this episode co-founded organizations designed to do just that - fight back. They are just like you and me, except they saw what was wrong in their communities and decided to do something about it. We hope that you listen to Gaby and Lissette's stories in this episode and share them far and wide. We are not powerless. We, the people, can do so much. And now is the time: find what you love, and fight for it in your communities. All of us, or none of us. And we need books, and the truth, now more than ever.   What to listen for: Which (now banned) books shaped early life in important ways for Gaby and Lisette  How each of them started their respective organizations and the “why” behind doing so What to do to support their work, as well as get involved/start your own fight   About Lissette: Lissette Fernandez, of Miami, Florida, is the co-founder of Moms for Libros, a nonprofit, nonpartisan public education advocacy (because a good quality education should be a nonpartisan issue). As a mother of two, she is dedicated to ensuring that all children have access to a high-quality, equitable education.    About Gaby: Gaby Diaz-Vendrell is a senior at Barnard College, double majoring in psychology and human rights with a minor in education. She began organizing at 14 in response to the 2018 Parkland shooting and has since worked with Women's March, Florida Action Network, Florida N.O.W., and other public interest organizations. In 2024, Diaz-Vendrell founded Our Florida, a coalition of parents, students, and educators working on The Protect Florida Classrooms Act, a bill designed to challenge Florida's arbitrary book bans through civil rights law. At her core, she is dedicated to building a world where the dignity of every human is respected, justice prevails, and systems uplift rather than oppress.  

Come join us for a great time of coffee and music on coffee with the kayes. In this episode we will discuss "Becoming Led Zeppelin" along with the movie "A Complete Unknown" about Bob Dylan,Where were the Kayes Lately,Rebel Dog Coffee,Grounds and Hounds "The Beast" coffee,Our Florida snow,The influence of John Bonham,Jimmy Page,Constant practice and passion,student expectations,we are not a talent agency,life long learning,mastering an instrument,you don't know what you don't know,Bonham techniques,practice,gifted students,developing that gift,John Paul Jones,Zeppelni reads music,Paul McCartney's approach,musical theft,the drummers for James Brown,Little Richard's influence,who's the King of Rock and Roll?,the influence of Black music,a complete unknownKyle's childhood connection to the movie,amazing acting,learning to play the guitar,what's up in Football?,was the superbowl rigged?'the Chiefs slipping by,Saquon Barkley,Jalen Hurts,refereeing in the NFL,Tom Brady,Miles Garrett's trade request,and The Cleveland Browns rank 30th in player perspective

Craig takes a look back at the most amusing and unusual Florida news stories from 2024.Fred Rogers studied in the Music Department at Rollins College in Winter Park before going on to host "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" on PBS. Fred Rogers' nephew, Daniel Crozier, teaches in the Music Department at Rollins and shares stories of his uncle and how the famous TV personality got to Winter Park.Our Florida conservation newsletter is a concise, weekly look at the top environmental stories from around the state. It's available exclusively to our patrons at www.patreon.com/welcometoflorida for just $5 per month.

Our Florida getaway took an exhilarating turn when we decided to make it a trip of firsts – our first time experiencing the sleek acceleration of a Tesla and KT's unexpected encounter with Pecks McGee at the beach. In the end, our trip to Florida became a story of firsts, where the cutting-edge technology of the Tesla and the charismatic presence of Pecks McGee collided to create a memory that transcended the ordinary.

Our Florida vacation took an unexpected turn when a routine pit stop at a 7-Eleven turned into a bizarre adventure. The oddity didn't end there. Later that day, during a family gathering, an offhand remark from Aunt caught us off guard. In an unfiltered moment, she uttered words that stung – a blunt comment on body size that left the room awkwardly silent.

Alabama basketball is ranked number 2 in the AP, Our Florida teams are out of the playoffs, Georgia football faces a tough decision with the recent news of a player, the Charlotte Hornets won and which team has the best shot with Demeco Ryans

Download the full report at HarvardHarrisPoll.comFollow @Mark_Penn_Polls on Twitter.Follow MarkPennPolls on FacebookThere is no question that Donald Trump has an enthusiastic base of supporters willing to risk the cold, the rain and even the coronavirus to cheer their president. But that base, in the low 40s, is falling just short — even in key swing states — to give the president enough votes to win reelection. Starting about a year ago, he needed to have cultivated a new group of swing voters but instead doubled down on his base, so his only lifelines now are so-called “shy Trump voters” and a massive Election Day turnout of his fans.If you are Joe Biden, you are trying to get as many mail-in votes as you can, run tens of millions of dollars in ads, and run out the clock before there is a vaccine and big jobs numbers that are likely coming our way after Thursday’s big jump in Gross Domestic Product. This unconventional strategy has been working to keep the election a referendum on Trump — a referendum that Trump cannot win, with the virus raging and the deep-set perception he is just too divisive. Of course, it’s all with a little help from the media, as two-thirds of Americans see the media as hard on Donald Trump and two-thirds see the media as going easy on Joe Biden.Trump was right to fear mail-in voting, as it appears that Democrats have a well-tuned effort to get their votes in early, and the polls show that the mail vote overwhelmingly favors Biden. It wasn’t about fraud; it was about making it easier for those already part of the political system to cast their votes no matter how busy. There is a reason — political interest — that Democrats are trying to push back every deadline for the receipt of mail votes and Republicans are insisting upon the letter of the law. Trump told his voters not to trust the mail — and so he needs some great weather and a finely tuned organization to get his voters to the polls, to make up for that massive tactical error.Our Florida poll has Trump down 3 points, but the internals of the poll look somewhat more favorable to him than the top-line result. The state’s Republican governor, Ron DeSantis, has a 53 percent approval rating and Trump’s approval there is 49 percent, 3 points ahead of his national average. He is getting 43 percent of the Latino vote and has a lead of 9 points over Biden on the economy. His biggest problem is a 10-point deficit on the virus but, surprisingly, that deficit is more among younger than older voters. Obviously, the night is over if he does not win Florida — but I would give a better-than-even chance he pulls this one off.In North Carolina, where he is down by 1, Trump is winning the white vote by 60 to 38 but getting only 6 percent of the Black vote there. He is polling ahead 1 point of Republican Sen. Tom Tillis and has 48 percent job approval. North Carolina had a big cultural disconnect with Hillary Clinton in 2016, but Biden is better received there than she was, with a 50 percent favorable rating compared to 46 percent for the president. Trump does have strong support on the economy there and receives 45 percent approval on the virus, compared to his national average of 41 percent. Trump would need to expand his Black vote to at least 12 percent to put him barely over the top in this hotly contested state.

Chip and Julie give us a report from their cross country road trip. Our Florida man is quite red white and blue and Karen has a gun!

Our Florida man stories (Isa, C-Money, Phil, Old School, Karp) 25 beer to try before you die Kickstart This?!? – The Pong Pro Starring @killerkarpediem, @damountie, @philiptam, C-Money & Isa @allbeerinside on Twitter/Instagram/Untappd

The year of the upload is in full swing with Random Order EP6 dropping directly on your head top. Our Florida family @AleygraWindow stopped by for a conversation about falling down the stairs, discovering porn by accident, texting the wrong way. We also learned what "dropping jits" means. Don't forget to rate and review! More Random Order YouTube • goo.gl/4aJ6R4 Instagram • goo.gl/qv3Fyz New episodes Mondays at 12PM ET

Our Florida interview with Billy Corben ran super long bro, so we opted to cut out the Miami-centric section and make it into this BONUS Ep. Strong city Mayor? Strong countywide campaign finance reform? Strong attraction to David Beckham’s enchanting eyes? We get into it with the director of Cocaine Cowboys, The U, and all-around Florida Man Billy Corben. (Keep ... Read More The post BONUS Episode – Purple State Amendment Throwdown, Miami Bends Over For Beckham Edition feat. Billy Corben appeared first on Bird Road.

Our Florida native Delana loves to open her email and find stories you listeners send for her to read on air! How bout this Granny and her Koolaid huh???