What if the beginning of the best things in life starts with getting fired? Entrepreneurial power couple Rory and AJ share their inspiring story of transitioning from a challenging business environment to creating Brand Builders Group, a successful company dedicated to helping individuals build their personal brands. They delve into the principles that guide their work, the importance of community, and how they maintain work-life balance.
Rory and AJ Vaden’s journey illustrates the power of perseverance and alignment with one’s true calling. By emphasizing the importance of peace, purpose, and focus, Rory and AJ offer a blueprint for navigating life's challenges while staying true to one's values and mission.
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02:07 Rory and AJ's Love Story
05:29 Starting a Sales Training Business
05:50 Building the Sales Training Empire
06:40 Challenges and Early Successes
07:30 Scaling and Living on the Road
08:17 The Challenges of Scaling
08:35 Transition to Coaching and Growth
09:17 Exit and Personal Reflections
09:24 A Turning Point: Getting Fired
11:14 Catalyst for Change: Family and Values
16:17 The Birth of Brand Builders Group
16:50 A Call from Lewis Howes
17:34 Reconnecting with an Old Friend
18:29 The Birth of a New Business
19:37 Building Brand Builders Group
20:24 The Power of Offline Relationships
22:36 Balancing Work and Life
26:03 The Power of Focus
28:07 Family and Personal Boundaries
28:14 Balancing Kids' Sports and Family Time
29:00 Simplifying Daily Schedules
30:54 Building a Successful Business with Boundaries
32:40 Finding Your Unique Purpose
36:42 Challenges and Strategies for Saying No
43:09 Morning Routines for Success
45:36 Partnership Dynamics in Business and Marriage
48:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts