Do you find yourself struggling to redefine who you are in business or life? Do you see yourself as a particular brand? Do others? Would you like to redefine your personal brand? This episode of Big Truths of Small Business Podcast discusses how Joe and Travis reinvented themselves in business through a creative experience on a business trip to Nashville, TN.

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We are excited to have Drew Walston with Mighty Hero Homes on this episode of the Big Truths of Small Business helping us unpack the benefits of entrepreneurs and small business owners supporting local charities. Drew shares his heart as to how and why housing homeless veterans in a permanent way is important to him, his team, and our nation. From corporate America to successful small business owner to building a lasting non-profit, Drew stirs up a real conversation with Joe and Travis about the good that small businesses can do, the investment and heart change that can occur in us, and the lasting impact good charities have in our communities. To learn more about Might Hero Homes and Drew Walston, click the links below.

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