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EP 96 - Tyler Smith, Moving On From a Troubled Past Life can take us in directions that we don’t necessarily always want to go in. We let it take us to dark places and sometimes never get ourselves out of it. Other times we reach out and get help and find our way out. That’s the way it went for Tyler Smith. Tyler was headed down the wrong path and was given a chance at rehab thanks to a caring grandfather. He made good on the chance and turned his life around and is now a real estate agent and has several businesses including SledSend as well as partnering to run a grip of Air BnB’s with...
info_outline EP 95 - Cody Vance, Evolving The Game To Increase SalesNo Bull Business And Brews
EP 95 - Cody Vance, Evolving The Game To Increase Sales Sometimes when you get what you thought you wanted, it turns out it’s not actually what you want. That’s what happened to Cody when he was living his dreams on a College Football Scholarship. He decided to switch gears and move into the world of Veterinary Medicine. Cody Vance is a Washington and Oregon Independent Sales Rep. at Bio-Vet, Inc. and a Former ranch hand at Brownsville Calf Ranch. He was given a chance to give it a go at a new career fell in love and packed up and moved 4 hours away from his hometown to learn the craft....
info_outline EP 94 - Caleb Howard, Finding Success As a Ranch BrokerNo Bull Business And Brews
EP 94 - Caleb Howard, Finding Success As a Ranch Broker A lot of times success comes from having a clear cut direction. Sometimes plans change and you find yourself with a newborn and the need to make the best out of a situation. That’s exactly what happened to Caleb Howard and how he ended up in the land specialist business. Caleb started selling farms, ranches, timberland, and recreational real estate in 2018 and quickly grew his career to selling several large ranches annually across several states. The speed at which Caleb's career grew is very rare in the real estate industry and is a...
info_outline EP 93 - Auriana Miller, Inspired By A Bad Personal TrainerNo Bull Business And Brews
EP 93 - Auriana Miller, Inspired By A Bad Personal Trainer Sometimes we have such a good experience that it makes us want to change fields and go into a different career. Other times it’s such a bad experience we can’t help but feel like we could do it better. That’s how Auriana Miller’s journey started when she went to see a personal trainer for the first time. She had such a bad experience she knew that she could, and must, become a trainer to help people avoid the same gross feelings she had dealt with. Auriana Miller is now the Owner of Miller Movement LLC which is a Mind &...
info_outline EP 92 - Aaron Hale, From IEDs to Chocolate TreatsNo Bull Business And Brews
EP 92- Aaron Hale, From IEDs to Chocolate Treats Life always comes with challenges. Some people seemingly have it easy while others have much more to deal with, yet somehow they seem to excel. Aaron Hale is definitely one of the latter. Aaron is a Combat veteran, K Speaker, Founder of and recipe mastermind for EOD C, Blind athlete, Husband and Father, Chocolatier, and Veteran advocate. Aaron Hale, a 14-year veteran, military chef, and Explosive Ordnance Disposal (E.O.D) team leader has overcome all odds. From the moment a blast robbed Aaron of his vision in Afghanistan to years later...
info_outline EP 91 - Patrick Bolanos, From Rock Bottom to FulfillmentNo Bull Business And Brews
EP 91 - Patrick Bolanos, From Rock Bottom to Fulfillment Doesn’t your life turn absurd when you lose purpose in it? For Patrick, it does with his experience it in reality. Climbing the corporate ladder, getting highly paid, and doing all well in his jobs had never been fulfilling for him as he says, “ I was never really the best version of myself.” Patrick was in a family of five when he lost his job, and everything became terrible, leaving him upset. He was carrying debt, his finances were s**t, his marriage was in the gutter, and he was pretty much overweight. Things wouldn’t...
info_outline EP 90- Jessica Stroud, The Queen Shares Her Referral TipsNo Bull Business And Brews
EP 90- Jessica Stroud, The Queen Shares Her Referral Tips It’s drilled into the head of everyone in insurance sales that if you talk about it enough, you will get business. We all know that sales pages on social media can be tedious and feel impersonal, while some tend to attract more traffic, receiving a high volume of views. Being authentic and making meaningful connections is a marketing strategy that Jessica Stroud has perfected into an art. Beginning her journey with a career in selling pharmaceuticals, she realized that she was meant for more. Jessica started selling insurance,...
info_outline EP 89- Zack Hughes- How Being A Green Beret Helps in BusinessNo Bull Business And Brews
Zack Hughes- How Being A Green Beret Helps in Business Why do veterans make the best entrepreneurs? Because they are the hungriest, the toughest, the most persistent, and the most resourceful people in existence. And even if you've never found yourself in a literal battle, picking up some of those skills will change the way you show up in your business forever. Zack Hughes is a former Green Beret with the Special Forces, whose military career ended with an injury sustained during a tour in Afghanistan. Following his time as a soldier, Zack became the COO of Elite Meet and was inspired to...
info_outline EP 88- Michael Becera: Building a Community With CourageNo Bull Business And Brews
What do you do when you’re terrified? More than ever, people are scared to death about what’s happening around them and in their own lives. The world has nearly shut down from it. But you have a choice - you can shut down too, or you can stand up and move. Michael Beara knows what it’s like to encounter fear and fight past it. And all of his experiences with fear opened his eyes to his calling, which is helping others face fear and conquer it. A CPA and serial entrepreneur in his professional life, Michael also hosts multiple podcasts on the topics of crushing fear and the world of craft...
info_outline EP 87- The True Dos and Don'ts of CommunicationNo Bull Business And Brews
The Guys are joined by Chelsea as they address how you should be speaking to your clients and your employees. Transparency is one of the key factors in providing an open line to others, being honest and blunt. The issues that might not be a big deal at the moment could become completely altered just by how you carry yourself. - Apple- Spotify - FacebookFind Jason on Find Steve on Enjoyed the episode? Hop over to for more! Like and share to help spread the word. We appreciate your support–and we hope to return the favor. Leave a review to let us...
info_outlineThe first 20 years of life are learning and figuring things out. The next 20 is applying the lessons learned from the previous 20, only to realize there are more lessons to learn. Sometimes you have to get the shit kicked out of you before you learn everything you need to learn. By some miracle of God and the Universe, things begin to settle in your 40s and you start hitting your stride.
Jason Graybeal takes a deep dive today and pulls back the curtain on some things he’s not even shared with Steve Taylor.
Today, Steve takes Jason through a chronological course of his career dating back to college. Jason talks about a specific incident that made him aware that he was not completely in control; a realization that came when he was in his grandfather’s kitchen. The events that transpired next will cause the hair on your arms to stand up.
Steve and Jason talk about the culture they created within the Graybeal Group and how it’s impacted not only them but their employees and clients alike.
You’re in for a real treat as Jason gets really vulnerable and shares some pretty intimate reflections on his life at this time.
What You’ll Learn:
- Jason shares how he worked through depression and drugs while in college and the 8 months it took to come to the conclusion to drop out of school
- The first stop Jason made when he decided to “take a break” from school
- The amount of time it took Jason to quit college and jump into the insurance agency
- Why doing things on your own is the best launching pad for any entrepreneur
- Different models of insurance agencies
- Jason’s intended course of study in college
- A chance meeting in person that changed the trajectory of Jason’s life
- The biggest reason Jason wrote his book See and Seize
- Various resources can help you collapse time saving you money and headaches
- Why providing free value is so important
- One of the most impactful things Steve and Jason got their team hooked on which has contributed to the success of their agency
- A special offer Jason has made if you take action today when you pick up his book “See and Seize”
- And much more!
Favorite Quote:
“If you’re sitting out there and you’re sick of your W-2 job and you’re thinking, “I wanna start my business,” or “I want to do something different,” or this world now with all these requirements is bullshit, and I don’t want to be a part of it and I want to do my own thing. I want to be responsible for my own life. And you’re just sitting there questioning and not actually doing anything, you’re your own problem. You’re your biggest enemy.”
- Jason Graybeal
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