Join me as I sit down to talk with Cory Morris, the new owner of Gary Michael's Clothiers in Kearney.

In this episode, we'll dive into Cory's shift from running a bookkeeping business to taking over a popular clothing store, the ups and downs of running a retail business, how he gets his family in on the action, and more!

Cory also gives great insight into some of the things that he has taken from his bookkeeping business and used immediately at Gary Michael's store to help with efficiency and automation. Links to those can be found in the show notes below.

You can learn more about Gary Michaels by visiting their website here. You can also email Cory with comments or suggestions at garymkearney@gmail.com

Keep an eye out for their Facebook and Instagram pages, which will be up soon, showcasing the variety options they will have in the store.

Don't forget to mention GOOD LIFE when you stop by for 10% off your purchase! (some exclusions may apply)

Show Notes:

• Clockwork- by Michael Michalowicz
• More than a hobby- Hobby Lobby book by David Green
• Gusto (payroll and time tracking)
• Hubdoc (Document management)
• Relay Financial (Bank)
• artofmanliness- My favorite podcast

In this special collaboration episode, join me as I sit down with Sheila Jenkinson, the host of the Growing Small Town Nebraska Podcast.

Sheila and I talk about our experiences in supporting and promoting small businesses in rural Nebraska.

We discuss the unique challenges and opportunities facing small towns, as well as the inspiring stories of local entrepreneurs.

Whether you're a small business owner, an advocate for rural communities, or simply interested in the dynamics of small town living, this episode offers valuable perspectives and meaningful conversations.

If you want to find out more about Sheila and The Grow Small Town Nebraska Podcast, check out the website here, or follow her on Facebook for tons of great content and she highlights businesses across the state.

In this episode of the podcast, I sat down with Paul Oettinger, co-owner of Pals Brewing Company located in North Platte.

Paul's passion for brewing and dedication to his business is inspiring, and this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in the brewery business or entrepreneurship in general.

He takes us on a journey of how he got into the brewery business and the challenges he faced along the way. He shares some of the business lessons he learned the hard way, including how to read a Profit and Loss statement.

We discuss the exciting things that Pals Brewing Company has on the horizon, including upcoming events and recent beer releases.

You can find out more about Paul and Pals Brewing Company by visiting their website, following them on Instagram, or subscribing to their YouTube channel.

And don't forget to check videos of each interview on the GLSB YouTube Page!