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When everyone follows the same playbook, there’s an opportunity to look closer at what frustrates people and find a better way to put existing ideas, resources, and skills together.

Before you go looking for the next big thing, this conversation might have you taking a second look at what’s right in front of you.

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How much more can you put into your business before something has to give?

You’re following the advice, putting in the hours, and doing everything you know to do. But growing still seems to mean taking on more.

Chad Jenkins joins Casey to talk about a different way forward through collaboration, starting with what you already do well and finding people whose strengths complement yours.

If you’ve been wondering how to get beyond the same slow grind, pull up a chair.

🎙️ Ep. 16 of The Planify Podcast is out now!

Jason and Kellie introduced themselves to their small Texas community with a simple question: “How can we help?”

They gave their time, shared their work, and looked for ways to make local spaces better. That generosity gave people a chance to experience the care they brought to every project.

It also built trust before they had a long client list or a large marketing budget.

In Episode 15 of The Planify Podcast, Casey explains why leading with generosity became such an effective marketing strategy for Sartain’s Awesome Shoppe and helped create relationships that continued opening doors.

Watch the full conversation at the link in the comments.



Generosity marketing, relationship-based marketing, small-town business growth, community-based marketing, building customer trust, Sartain’s Awesome Shoppe

Jason and Kellie Sartain never expected a wood wall built by their team to end up behind Max Verstappen and Sergio Pérez at a Formula 1 media event.

Standing there and watching two of the sport’s biggest drivers answer questions in front of their work felt completely surreal.

That project started with one relationship and turned into six intense days of building for Circuit of the Americas. For a small-town custom woodworking business that began in a garage, the moment gave Jason and Kellie a chance to step back and appreciate just how far their work had taken them.

Hear the full story in Episode 15 of The Planify Podcast.

Watch the full conversation at the link in the comments.



Formula 1 business opportunity, Red Bull Racing project, Circuit of the Americas, small business growth story, custom woodworking business, relationship-based marketing

“God listens to the things we don’t even whisper.”

Jason Sartain had carried a vision in his heart for years without ever putting it into words. Then, during a trip with Kellie, a hotel manager pointed them toward the woman who had designed their room.

They walked up to her shop, and Jason immediately recognized the place he had pictured for so long. There it was, right in front of him.

That moment gave Jason and Kellie a glimpse of what Sartain’s Awesome Shoppe could become.

Hear the rest of their story, from building a custom woodworking business in their garage to stepping into the Formula 1 world, in Episode 15 of The Planify Podcast.

Watch the full conversation at the link in the comments.



Faith and entrepreneurship, small business origin story, husband and wife business owners, custom woodworking business, finding your business vision, Texas entrepreneur podcast

You might have ChatGPT open in one place, Claude and Gemini somewhere else, and a completely separate app for images. Dustin Stout built Magai to bring all of it together.

With leading AI models and image tools available in one central platform, Magai gives business owners a much simpler way to use AI in their everyday work.

Dustin shares more about the thinking behind Magai in Episode 14 of The Planify Podcast. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts!