Slowing down to speed up in life, business, family, and community with Bryant Suellentrop

In the latest Leadership Room episode, 20 something entrepreneur, Bryant Suellentrop, discusses his career arc as a multiple business founder, the dignity of work, how his social media following has impacted his business, and most importantly, slowing down to speed up in relationship to his children, wife, family, and community. Bryant goes in depth on anxiety and the struggles he's had in the mental health space as well. He recommends the book "The Feeling Good Handbook" by David Burns -- https://amzn.to/3YP2Pam Bryant also finds deep meaning in work, building a friendship network because being an entrepreneur is lonely, and how his faith impacts his work and family. TIMESTAMPS: [00:02:28] Twitter: connections, calls, career boost, good friends [00:03:46] Grew up around entrepreneurial grandparents, worked various jobs, studied finance, built websites, entered outside sales, pandemic led to starting a cleaning business. [00:07:19] Started as a cleaner, now runs virtual staffing company. [00:14:28] Fortunate upbringing, belief in dignity of work. [00:17:14] Leaving job, helping father-in-law, serving others. [00:20:52] Slow down, prioritize, find joy, have faith. [00:23:50] Faith shaped upbringing, relationships, and entrepreneurial drive. [00:27:37] Mentors and therapy helped overcome anxiety. [00:32:39] Cultivate friendships, spend time together, combat loneliness. [00:35:45] Life's meant to be lived in community, not alone. [00:46:02] Family first, work should serve them. LINKS: Follow Bryant on X: https://twitter.com/SullyBusiness Bryant's business: https://elevateanddelegate.com Bryant's biz on X: https://twitter.com/eanddstaffing Follow Travis on X: https://twitter.com/travisfitzwater SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER: https://kardiamedia.beehiiv.com/