The Move With Marcedes

Surviving the Shift: Faith, Business & the Fight to Keep Moving ForwardWhat happens when momentum slows, pressure increases, and the season shifts?In this episode of The Move With Marcedes, Marcedes M. Fuller sits down with entrepreneur, faithpreneur, and visionary brand builder Jaylen LaGrande, founder of the iconic 3:16 Collection, for an honest and timely conversation about surviving transition and continuing to build through tough times.Jaylen opens up about the realities of entrepreneurship beyond the wins—navigating uncertainty, carrying the weight of leadership, and fighting to keep a purpose-driven, Kingdom-focused brand alive when conditions change. Together, they explore what it truly means to hold the vision, stay grounded in faith, and keep moving forward when momentum alone is no longer enough.This episode is for entrepreneurs, creatives, and leaders navigating a transition season—still believing, still building, and still committed to the work.If you’re facing pressure, questioning what’s next, or fighting for what you believe in, this conversation will remind you why you started—and why your next move still matters.🎧 Listen in and get ready to make THE MOVE.If this episode encouraged you:✔️ Follow or subscribe to The Move With Marcedes on your favorite podcast platform✔️ Leave a review on Apple Podcasts—it helps others find the show✔️ Share this episode with someone navigating a transition season🎥 Watch the Episode on YouTubePrefer to watch the conversation?👉 Watch the full episode on YouTube:https://youtu.be/v1HiY_Ojmkc?si=4qzII51sXgXVf3sH

What happens when momentum slows, pressure increases, and the season shifts?In this powerful episode of The Move With Marcedes, Marcedes M. Fuller sits down with entrepreneur, faithpreneur, and visionary brand builder Jaylen LaGrande, founder of the iconic 3:16 Collection, for an honest conversation about surviving transition and continuing to build through tough times.Jaylen opens up about the realities of entrepreneurship beyond the wins—navigating uncertainty, carrying the weight of leadership, and fighting to keep a Kingdom brand alive when conditions change. Together, they explore what it truly means to hold the vision, stay faithful to the calling, and keep moving forward even when the road feels uncertain.This episode is for every entrepreneur, creative, and leader who finds themselves in a transition season—questioning what’s next, but still committed to the work.If you’re building in faith, facing pressure, or fighting for what you believe in, this conversation will remind you why you started—and why your next move still matters.Tune in and get ready to make THE MOVE

Christmas often brings us back to places, people, and emotions we didn’t fully prepare for.In Home for the Holidays, Marcedes speaks candidly about navigating the emotional realities of the Christmas season—especially when not everyone is happy, and not everyone is happy for you. This episode offers grounding insights, practical coping tools, and gentle encouragement for those experiencing tension, grief, or transition during the holidays.With warmth and honesty, Marcedes explores how to protect your peace, show up with intention, and keep the heart of Christmas at the center—without losing yourself in the process.In This Episode, You’ll Hear About:Why the holidays can feel joyful and heavy at the same timeHow to cope with uncomfortable environments during Christmas gatheringsNavigating difficult or intrusive holiday conversations with graceWhat to remember when “that person” changes the roomMaking space for grief during the Christmas seasonHow to support loved ones who are grievingKeeping Christ and presence at the center of ChristmasReflections inspired by The Magnolia JournalA closing reading of “The Embracing of Taking Hold & Letting Go” by Billy Jack Brawner

In this powerful episode, Arias WebsterBerry pulls back the curtain on his extraordinary journey as a visionary entrepreneur, global strategist, and the innovative force behind IgniteFunnels. He shares how he built a multimillion-dollar ecosystem by combining excellence, automation, and purpose-driven leadership. Arias walks us through the mindset shifts, systems, and strategic frameworks that helped him scale from Dallas to Kenya, impacting communities and businesses around the world. With vulnerability and clarity, he talks about faith, discipline, collaboration, and the courage required to build something bigger than yourself. His story reminds listeners that when preparation meets purpose, the doors you once dreamed about begin to open—and stay open.

In this episode of The Move With Marcedes, I sit down with my brother and friend, Kenny Agbim, a powerhouse realtor, entrepreneur, creative, and actor who’s making bold moves both in business and in life. Together, we talk about the transitions that shape us, the courage to keep moving forward, and the creative energy it takes to thrive as an entrepreneur in today’s world. Kenny opens up about his personal journey, the challenges that he's overcome, and the next major moves he’s excited about This conversation is real, emotional, fun, and full of motivation to help you make your next move your best move.

In this solo episode, Marcedes reminds listeners that sometimes the best move you can make is the second one. “It’s Okay to Try Again” dives into the idea that what once didn’t work may not have failed—it may have been preparation. Through faith, reflection, and practical steps, Marcedes helps you reframe past setbacks as divine setup seasons for growth and greater readiness.Main Points:Preparation Over Failure: Sometimes delay is divine—God uses pauses to stretch, strengthen, and upskill you for the next season.Reflection Leads to Revival: Taking time to assess what changed—your mindset, your maturity, your mission—reveals what’s worth revisiting.Purposeful Action: Trying again requires faith and strategy—revisit your vision, take one small step, and breathe new life into your dream.