EPISODE · Feb 18, 2026 · 29 MIN
Scaling Your Business in Texas
from Gone to Texas · host Super Dave Quinn, CECD
In this episode, Dave continues the Texas 12 with another Fairview discussion as he welcomes Jeff Schafer. They dive deep into what it takes for businesses to not only relocate to Texas, but to truly flourish in the state’s unique entrepreneurial environment. Jeff is a fourth-generation entrepreneur and certified EOS implementer. He shares his journey from Vancouver, Canada, to North Texas, offering insights on scaling a business, overcoming growth plateaus, and finding a supportive community. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing operational blind spots, distinguishing between leadership and management, and adopting systems that enable both personal and organizational growth. They reflect on the collaborative business culture of Texas, highlighting the willingness of local professionals and organizations to support newcomers. They also explore the human side of relocation, discussing how clarity in vision and values impacts not just the company but employees and their families. Key Topics Discussed:The process and emotional realities of relocating a business to TexasHow Texas distinguishes itself with a supportive, opportunity-focused business cultureChallenges related to taxes, legal, and operational complexities for newcomersImportance of separating leadership from management, and the Visionary/Integrator dynamicThe role of core values in team performance and organizational healthStrategies for unlocking growth and overcoming the plateauWhy finding the right community and connections accelerates successActionable steps for overwhelmed business owners (getting help, reading the “label,” considering a system like EOS)Get your free Texas business expansion or relocation resources today by visiting www.TexasEDConnection.com
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