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EPISODE · Jun 29, 2026 · 1H 19M

111: Your body is the business ft. Cole Martin

from Crooked Stripes Podcast · host Brandon Brubacher, Kyle Breiner

In this episode, Brandon and Cole discuss the importance of staying healthy in the trades, including tips on nutrition, exercise, and injury prevention, as well as insights into trading jobs and the value of proper body care. In this episode, Brandon and Cole dive into the challenges faced by small businesses, infrastructure issues, and the importance of quick lead response in the landscaping industry. They also touch on local politics, taxes, and the upcoming landscape expo, providing valuable insights for entrepreneurs and industry enthusiastsTakeaways:Here are your takeaways for this episode:Your body is the business. What you put in is what you get out — protein, creatine, sleep, and a chiropractor aren't luxuries when your back and legs are how you pay the bills.Cole's dad was out there grinding all day without a word of complaint. They really don't make them like that anymore.The economy is patchy right now — protect yourself with diversification, locked-in contracts, and lean overheadOther Links:👨‍🌾 Stripe Life Canada: @stripelifecanada🅾️ Breiner Lawn @breinerlawn👨‍💻Episode Sponsor: Green Frog Web Designhttps://greenfrogwebdesign.com/

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