100 Episodes of Brews & Business: Showing Up, Taking Risks & Building What Matters

Cheers to 100 Episodes! 🍻 In this monumental 100th milestone episode of the Brews & Business podcast, host Braedon welcomes back former co-host and recurring favorite, Abel, for a raw, unfiltered look at their personal and professional growth over the years. Reaching 100 episodes isn’t just about the content it’s about the grit, the pivots, and the ultimate ROI of showing up. Pull up a chair as they dive into conversation cards from the Diary of a CEO deck and break down the cold, hard truths of long-term entrepreneurship, leadership, and life. The Power of Consistency: What does it really take to hit the big milestones (100 episodes, 10 years in business, 10 years of marriage)? Hint: It’s about showing up when you least feel like it. Calculated Risks vs. Catastrophe: How entrepreneurs balance the thrill of diving into low-risk scenarios against the heavy preparation required for high-stakes business moves. Authenticity & Identity: Managing decision fatigue, wearing the multiple hats of a father, husband, and CEO, and learning to finally trust your own intuition. The Reality of Being "Unemployable": How years of solo hardships and running the show change your perspective, making a return to traditional corporate structures nearly impossible. Accountability in Leadership: Abel breaks down his team management philosophy why open communication and calling out broken systems mean a team will sink or swim together. Parenting and Raising Sons: A candid look at the pride and challenges of guiding boys through transitional ages, and the reward of seeing them appreciate those tough life lessons later on. 💡 "Brewed Wisdom" Rapid-Fire Segment Braedon revisits some of the greatest takeaways from past guests, including: Why you must know your financial numbers so no one takes advantage of you.The ROI of setting strict client boundaries (even if it costs you short-term business).Understanding that market willingness dictates your true value.Why business, like good food, is ultimately about bringing diverse people together.The ultimate debate: Is it better to be lucky or smart? 📈 The True ROI of a Passion Project Starting out, it's easy to obsess over the monetary return on investment. 100 episodes later, Braden and Abel reflect on how the real value of a passion project lies in the incalculable returns: the sharp skills obtained, the knowledge acquired, and the lifelong friendships forged along the way.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/brews-business--5630487/support.