#7 “We gamble for a living” with Lacy Cotter Vardeman

#8 Taking a second to stop, reflect, and move forward with Kade Wilcox

If you’re really looking to dig your heels into growth, then you have to intentionally stop and reflect on what you’ve learned. In this episode, Kade goes solo and weighs in on the five most common threads of small business owners he’s noticed from his own experience, as well as what he’s learned from the experiences of others. Explore all five with Kade, only on this week’s episode of The Kade Wilcox Podcast.

#7 “We gamble for a living” with Lacy Cotter Vardeman

After five generations in the same business, is there anything left to learn? Well, when you’re a woman in a man’s world who happens to be a rancher and cotton farmer whose livelihood depends on nature’s uncontrollables, the short answer is… Yes. And the long answer? Well that has a lot to do with resilience, having a business framework AND contingencies, and a skin as tough as the hide of the cattle Lacy Cotter Vardeman raises. Learn more about the owner of Cotter Key Farms and her one-of-a-kind grit, only on The Kade Wilcox Podcast.

#6 Using your past to influence your future with Rod Martin.

Sometimes it takes years. Years of tinkering with curiosities, revising ideas, and playing with iterations. Years of wisdom, knowledge, and real-world experience. Sometimes entrepreneurship doesn’t manifest itself until the timing is just right. And that’s exactly what happened to lifelong businessman, Rod Martin, as he entered the world of entrepreneurship through the acquisition of a local company, Window World of Lubbock. In this episode, Kade and Rod chat about bringing past lessons into a new venture, baking culture into your operations, and much more. Listen now only on The Kade Wilcox Podcast.

#5 Dress like you want it with Jeremy Hamilton

What does the way you present yourself say about you? Whether you’re seeing clients all day, everyday, or speaking to executives in the boardroom, your appearance speaks volumes to the business owner you strive to be. In this episode, Kade sits down with Jeremy Hamilton, manager and salesman of local Lubbock men’s clothier, H.G. Thrash, and gets real about how one’s presentation shapes their business reality.

#4 Systems (not sleaze) with Matty McLain

If you’re an entrepreneur, you might think you have to have BIG goals. But co-founder of Boost Bariatrics, Matty McLain, disagrees. In this episode, childhood friend to host Kade Wilcox, and successful entrepreneur, Matty, explains why he believes it’s the systems and processes you put in place, and your dedication to consistently refining them, that breeds success. Not goals. Learn more on this episode of The Kade Wilcox Podcast.