Welcome to the Legacy Roadmap Podcast, your ultimate guide for creating a lasting legacy as an entrepreneur! Hosted by Robert Peterson, a Pastor turned Business Growth Strategist, this podcast is dedicated to empowering business owners to shape their businesses and personal lives to leave a rich, meaningful legacy. Whether you're an ambitious entrepreneur or a seasoned business owner, our podcast offers insightful conversations with successful entrepreneurs and experts who have navigated the path of legacy creation. We explore topics that matter to you: personal responsibility, financial growth, leadership, and succession planning. Our goal? To equip you with practical insights and strategies that help you transition from simply running your business to building a legacy. At Legacy Roadmap, we believe in the power of inheritance that goes beyond monetary wealth - one that encapsulates values, principles, and impact. If you share this belief, then this podcast is for you. We're here to inspire you to create a legacy not just for your children, but for generations to come. Join us each week as we delve into purposeful discussions aimed at positively impacting future generations...
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 15 days 21 hours 55 minutes
Jacqueline Whitmore Network etiquette and relationship building
Jacqueline shares how important it is to value people, to build relationships and develop communication skills. She started working at home before working from home was a thing. Today she shares her gifts and passion in teaching others etiquette, protocol and communication.
Jacqueline Whitmore is an author, international business etiquette expert, and founder of The Protocol School of Palm Beach. To receive a copy of her free ebook, visit her website at www.EtiquetteExpert...
Amanda HarNess Developing processes and systems to increase efficiency
Amanda shares how she took her love of systems and process knowledge and capitalized it by serving many businesses rather than one employer.
Monica Graves serve people well and you will always have people to serve
Monica shares how she is building a family legacy and empire by serving and helping people. She mentors many agents and is focused on helping them be successful.
Matt Moriarity People Matter and entrepreneurs can help them
His journey from the corporate grind to wanting control of his hustle. He chose to be an entrepreneur for the sake of time with is family and the freedom to choose.
Charles Spoelstra Finding and Sharing Joy
We have a great conversation about spirituality and the role of the spirit in business.
Megan Johnson Everyone has greatness inside, value in problem solving
Megan created her coaching program to empower women to success by teaching them what they need to generate revenue in their business.
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Angie Callen Know what you want take action to get it
A firecracker who loves helping people, and once she aligned her purpose with her passion her business has exploded. She helps people discover what they were meant to do and helps them find career paths that are in alignment.
Nathan Stern and Zach Cytryn Community farm to table food hall
Nathan and Zach are the founders of Fuel & Iron, an incubator food hall project in Pueblo, Colorado. They share a passion for serving the community and through the stages of this project they will not only create a place for the community to experience a variety of food and drink, they will be adding a community farm, affordable housing and a childcare center...
Kristie Newland Business a Mission to serve women at risk
Kristie shares about her desire to meet a need for women aging out of foster care and not having options. She created Polished to help young women develop their potential and be prepared for the next stage of life with tools and experience to help them be employable.
Dennis Berry living a full sober life
Dennis shares about the value of life and of living to the fullest to serve others. He turns his experience into wisdom and helps his clients see their lives and problems through a different lens.