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Hey! I'll be back this weekend!! Gen X Grit & Cochise County Veteran Owned Business will be back on the air next week!!!

On that note, who is ready to be on the show?

First timers?

Repeat Offenders?

Time to let me know NOW so I can get you scheduled TODAY!!

Hey, in case you're wondering, I'm on vacation! I'll be back with new stuff after Labor Day weekend!!

WORTH A SECOND LOOK!!!

Edge of the Wild Bookshop is up and running now at 1858 Paseo San Luis, Sierra Vista, AZ!

Wanna hear her story?

Check out the interview I conducted with Army veteran Christina Shepherd back in July!!

She Couldn't Find the Bookstore She Needed... So She Built One What happens when you stop waiting and start building the future yo...

Get your vocal cords in check!!! Rapidfire Karaoke!! :)

Good afternoon my & , it's that time again! PREMIERE ... FRIDAY?

Yes, I set it for the wrong day! :)

THIS WEEK! Catch my interview with Lynda and Noel Rodriguez of Flippin’ Crazy

Link is in the comments section - SUBSCRIBE TO MY YOUTUBE CHANNEL 🙂

🥞 She tried multiple side hustles… then this $100 idea actually worked.

Lynda Rodriguez tried Color Street, hair tinsel, sublimation, tumblers and other products before her daughter showed her a completely different idea:

Mini pancakes.

Lynda and her husband Noel started researching and realized something…

👉 Nobody in their local area seemed to be doing it.

They bought a grill for around $100, tested the idea and Flippin’ Crazy was born.

Today they're serving mini pancakes, apple nachos, loaded popcorn and more at events throughout Southern Arizona.

Their story is a great reminder for entrepreneurs:

🔥 Don't be afraid to pivot.
🔥 Look for what your market is missing.
🔥 You don't need to start huge.
🔥 Your first idea doesn't have to be your best idea.
🔥 Sometimes you just have to TRY.

Watch my full conversation with Lynda and Noel Rodriguez of Flippin’ Crazy on Cochise County Veteran Owned Business Thursday at 5.

👇 Would YOU try a $100 business idea if nobody else in your town was doing it?