I got kicked in the face this morning at the Sunrise Sumo Circuit Fundraiser
hosted by my good friends BJ & Love.

I hated waking up so early. Who's brilliant idea agreed to do this?!?!

But grateful I did.

So I had to record an podcast episode to help promote their cause and movement.

If live in Dallas and need something new to improve your health and mobility.... come join us for the next session of the Summer Circuit.

Watch. Donate. Let's get the champ to Thailand.

And event details here on their event page:
https://www.facebook.com/events/10093583724066738/

Donation Page:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/team-usa-sumohelp-me-get-to-worlds

Hosted by: Ambitiously Average Studio (BJ is a funny dude)

While talking to Matt and Trisha Stroud of Strouderosa BBQ in today’s episode, I realized something: some of the best businesses don’t start with a plan, they start with a problem.

What started as one smoked turkey turned into a backyard BBQ hustle that wouldn’t quit.

They didn’t plan to open a BBQ joint. But they said yes, worked hard, and turned it into one of Dallas’s most-loved spots.

This isn’t just about food. It’s about grit, grace, and turning hard times into something real.

Your business has stories that could stop scrolls, spark conversations, and shift how people see you.

But most folks never hear them, because you’re too busy doing the work to talk about it.

That’s where “social shows” come in.

This episode is all about turning everyday moments into mini media that builds trust, sparks community, and quietly does your marketing for you.

From cozy coffee chats to barbershop gems, this is how you make your brand feel human, not hype.