Caleb Hall - Fit for Life Wellness Program
Growing Your Business Podcast
Caleb Hall isn’t just talking about fitness—he’s redefining how wellness works for individuals and organizations. On Growing Your Business with Buddy Broyles, Caleb breaks down how Fit for Life Wellness uses smart technology, realistic goal-setting, and personalized coaching to drive lasting change. From HR leaders to everyday professionals, this is a blueprint for wellness that actually works—and sometimes, saves lives. Contact: lifelongfit24@gmail.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/caleb-hall-a62934311/ Top Takeaways from Caleb’s Episode: Fitness built for real life: Caleb designed...
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Sophea Wideman - NeuroLocker Corporation
Growing Your Business Podcast
On this episode of Growing Your Business, Sophea Wideman shares the powerful and personal journey behind NeuroLocker, an all-in-one productivity tool designed by neurodivergent people for neurodivergent students. Inspired by advocating for her brother through school, Sophea turned a college project into a real company, earning pitch-competition wins, developing a multi-platform app, and building a growing community around neurodiversity support. Today, NeuroLocker is helping students with ADHD, autism, dyslexia and more take control of their learning — and Sophea's long-term vision includes...
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John Ratley - Rooster General Contractors
Growing Your Business Podcast
In this episode of Growing Your Business, Buddy sits down with John Ratley, owner of Rooster General Contractors, a boutique design-build firm specializing in complex, deeply personal construction challenges. John shares how his faith, family, and years in the trades shaped his mission-driven approach to building — and rebuilding — spaces that matter. From launching a transformative four-year apprenticeship program to walking clients through their most stressful property moments, John brings heart, integrity, and craftsmanship to every project. If you want to hear what genuine leadership...
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Patrick Wolf - Cryo N More
Growing Your Business Podcast
On this episode of Growing Your Business, Patrick Wolf — owner of Cryo N More in McKinney — shares how he’s helping people feel better, move better, and live better through natural wellness solutions. From cryotherapy and compression sleeves to body contouring, cold facials, infrared sauna, and hydrogen-infused water, Patrick’s approach is all about reducing inflammation and empowering people to take back their health. What sets Cryo N More apart? It’s not just the services — it’s the experience. Patrick, his wife, and their close-knit team focus on education, comfort,...
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Olu Ojo of Deborah Homes and Windows
Growing Your Business Podcast
Meet Olu Ojo, the global construction-materials connector behind Deborah Homes & Windows. From windows and doors to full-scale interior and exterior sourcing, Olu helps builders, investors, and homeowners stay on budget, on schedule, and ahead of the industry curve. With deep international relationships and a passion for solving problems, he delivers solutions that elevate projects — and he stands behind every product with unmatched personal service. If you want a supplier who treats your project like it’s his own, Olu is your guy. Contact: Lifestyle Construction & Supplies...
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Molly Jones - Empty Bowls McKinney
Growing Your Business Podcast
On this episode of Growing Your Business, Molly Jones shares the inspiring story behind Empty Bowls McKinney — a grassroots event that has grown into one of the community’s most beloved traditions. For just $35, guests receive a handcrafted artisan bowl, enjoy tastings from top local restaurants, and directly support nonprofits fighting hunger in McKinney. With 1,300+ handmade bowls, 100+ volunteers, dedicated sponsors, and a mission rooted in dignity and community, Empty Bowls has become so much more than a fundraiser — it’s a movement. Molly highlights how people can get involved as...
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Natalie Thrash - Jinji HR
Growing Your Business Podcast
On this episode of Growing Your Business, Natalie Thrash from Jinji HR breaks down what modern HR looks like for organizations of all sizes. From nonprofits to manufacturing plants, Jinji HR doesn’t just advise — they roll up their sleeves and do the work business owners don’t have time (or bandwidth) to manage. Natalie shares how proactive compliance, clear communication, and human-centered support help companies avoid costly HR pitfalls while freeing leaders to focus on what they do best: growing their business. If your team is growing or you “don’t know what you don’t know” in...
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Mustafa Kadioglu - House of Motifs
Growing Your Business Podcast
From Istanbul to McKinney, Mustafa Kadioglu brings centuries of Turkish artistry to Texas with House of Motifs—a home décor and gift store where every pillow, plate, and pattern tells a story. Discover how one entrepreneur is weaving culture into commerce and turning handcrafted beauty into a bridge between worlds. Contact: https://houseofmotifs.com/ Instagram : @house.of.motifs Facebook : @houseofmotifstx Key Highlights Cultural Storytelling Through Design: Mustafa’s House of Motifs in downtown McKinney is a home décor and gift boutique that brings authentic Turkish artistry to...
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Julie Sears - Integrity Health Insurance Advisors
Growing Your Business Podcast
This week on Growing Your Business with Buddy Broyles, we sit down with Julie Sears, founder of Integrity Health Insurance Advisors, who’s turning confusion into clarity for families and entrepreneurs across 32 states. Julie shares how she turned a frustrating insurance experience into a thriving business—helping clients make smarter choices, stretch their dollars, and protect what matters most. Contact: Phone: (469) 348-4066 julie@integrityhealthinsuranceadvisors.com Top 5 Highlights: Accidental Expert Turned Advocate: Julie discovered her passion for health insurance when she saved her...
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Alex Bailey - Alex B Carpentry, LLC
Growing Your Business Podcast
On this episode Buddy sits down with Alex Bailey of Alex B Carpentry, LLC a former office manager who walked away from the desk to build things that actually matter to people every day. Alex now specializes in human-centered custom carpentry — cabinetry, millwork, and retrofit solutions designed around how clients live in their homes, not just how rooms “should” look on paper. He brings a rare mix of craftsmanship, consulting, and problem-solving that general contractors and homeowners trust when the project requires precision, empathy, and zero do-overs. When Alex launched his...
info_outlineOn this episode Buddy sits down with Alex Bailey of Alex B Carpentry, LLC a former office manager who walked away from the desk to build things that actually matter to people every day. Alex now specializes in human-centered custom carpentry — cabinetry, millwork, and retrofit solutions designed around how clients live in their homes, not just how rooms “should” look on paper. He brings a rare mix of craftsmanship, consulting, and problem-solving that general contractors and homeowners trust when the project requires precision, empathy, and zero do-overs.
When Alex launched his business in 2020, he chose to put purple — the color for domestic-violence awareness — on his shirt and business card in honor of his friend Nikki, who defended herself from an abusive partner and was then aggressively prosecuted in what advocates call “criminalized survival.” She spent years jailed, denied fair evidence, and ultimately sentenced, while Alex and others showed up in court as a sea of purple to support her. After a long appeals fight under a new NY domestic-abuse sentencing law, she was finally released and is rebuilding her life. Alex keeps wearing purple as a form of ongoing awareness — not because he believes it fixes the issue, but because silence is worse, and visibility is at least a first step.
Contact information:
https://app.elify.com/vbc/k47fer4dee?t=e4dw8j
We Stand with Nikki:
Top 5 Takeaways — Alex B Carpentry, LLC
Office-to-Trade Career Pivot with Purpose — Alex left white-collar management roles in his 20s to apprentice in carpentry, rediscovering hands-on work as a calling with long-term mastery and meaning.
Custom Built-Ins Focused on Human Use — He designs cabinetry and millwork around how people actually live — heights, reach, habits, family flow — not just how a space looks on Pinterest.
Consultative, Not Commodity — He doesn’t “sell cabinets,” he sells a thinking partner + execution — asking questions most contractors never ask so the result serves the client for decades.
Trusted Surgical Finisher for GCs — Beyond end-to-end custom work, he is the one-call problem solver GCs bring in to fix the unfinishable: invisible cook retrofits, pocket door conflicts, trim redo, etc.
Craft + Communication = Differentiator — He leverages a prior career in customer service and training to do what most tradespeople can’t — translate unclear visions into buildable reality.
Recorded at the Blue Mic Studios podcast production company:
https://www.bluemicstudios.com/