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EPISODE · Jun 4, 2025 · 34 MIN

Building a Legacy Through Generational Business _ David Stein

from Tulsa Talks · host The Complete Piece Movement

What happens when you're 22 and the family business is suddenly thrown in your lap—right as your father is given weeks to live? In this episode of Tulsa Talks, David Stine shares a deeply personal and powerful journey of stepping into generational business leadership. From fear and uncertainty to faith and legacy, his story mirrors the 10 Stages of Life: Humility – Life brings him to a hard stop, both personally and professionally. Redemption – He rebuilds the business from the bottom, learning through struggle. Power – Faith and resilience begin shaping a new leader. Being – David embraces the reality of running a company and raising a family. Mercy – Mentorship and grace shape his leadership approach. Abundance – Growth follows as he invests in others and scales wisely. Witness – Now mentoring his own children, just like his father once did. Sovereignty – Wisdom, spiritual grounding, and stewardship mark his influence. Reconciliation – Full-circle moments with his father and staff. Completion – A new building, a new season, a legacy in motion. This isn’t just a business episode—it’s a blueprint for building something that lasts beyond you. Listen in and be inspired to move forward, even if you’re not yet sure where you're going. #TulsaTalks #GenerationalBusiness #10StagesOfLife #LegacyLeadership #FaithInBusiness #MentorshipMatters #SmallBusinessGrowthBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tulsa-talks--6590488/support.

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