Chrissy and Ryan bring all their thoughts on consistency and why it's important for a podcast, a business, and how it applies to getting mentally strong for many areas of life. We share some ways that having the zoom out approach on your business can help you stay consistent and why using data instead of feelings is more helpful when making big decisions. This is one of those episodes where you'll really get to see our personalities shine because it's a bit unhinged. Hope you enjoy! Insta: @businesspartnerpartnerswebsite: partnerpartners.net 

Join Chrissy on this solo ep about how to handle seasons of burnout. We discuss practical tips and mindset shifts to learn how to cope and make it out on the other side. Burnout is coming for you, but it doesn't have to take you down. Tune in!insta: @businesspartnerpartnerswebsite: www.partnerpartners.net

The story of Kendall and Dave Daly, the couple behind Amend Market, a sustainable plastic free refill shop located in Greenville, SC, may seem like a classic Romeo and Juliet tale: a Sustainability Coordinator and an Exxon Employee. Kendall’s family taught her the love for nature, which she eventually translated into a passion for sustainability in her own life. She brought the first plastic free refill shop to South Carolina- an option for people who wanted to cut down on unnecessary plastic waste. The idea is for people to bring any container they already have and fill it with products from Amend Market- dish soap, laundry detergent, all purpose cleaner, and other necessities for the home. Dave has been along for the ride in many ways from building the pull out system for their porch refills, setting up farmers market, working at the physical location, web design, and more. Listening to the way that their passion has driven them to where they are now is inspiring for any listener. Their honesty and excitement for their business is contagious. Tune in. insta: @amend.marketwebsite: https://amendmarket.com/insta: @businesspartnerpartnerswebsite: www.partnerpartners.net

The “Summer Reading Series” kicks off with Chrissy and Ryan discussing a book that is jam packed with short pieces of advice and storires for any business owner or entrepreuner. They break down some of the big points including the controversial opinion of this author who says that you should be working 24x7x365 on your business, what you should actually learn to do in college, whether or not the amount you get paid should matter in your job, and why you shouldn’t listen to customers. This reading adventure is sure to be fun and will encourage some deeper thoughts into how you want your business and life to look. Tune in! 

Corinne and Cory Wickline aren't just regulars at Mountain Goat, they are business owners in the very early days of opening a franchise of a business called "Another Round." What is that you may ask? Well, it started in Charlotte, NC and it is centered around the game growing in popularity- Frisbee Golf. Another Round is a community hub for frisbee golf and beer, the place you want to go before or after a game. Chrissy is absent in this episode, but Ryan takes it all the way to the hard and the fun and the hope for this new business. This is a great episode to tune into if you're thinking about starting a business or in the early days and wondering if you're going crazy. Even though Corinne and Cory didn't take our advice to not start a business, they're out there doing it and giving it their all. You'll love this ep. Website: https://throwanotherround.com/Insta: @anotherroundgreenvilleWebsite: www.partnerpartners.netinsta: @businesspartnerpartners

This special edition episode is a zoom call between Chrissy and Ryan who is 9.5 hours in the future in India. We discuss what it's like operating a business when one partner is out of town, how the days look different, what Ryan stresses about from abroad, and how Chrissy has to actually process her emotions before verbalizing them. How lame. We discuss some fails of the week and some good things that come out of Ryan traveling for his day job. Tune in! 

Mark and Sarah Batory may have gone to high school together, but their real connection began on Facebook (thanks Marky Z!). In this episode you'll hear the beautiful story of Mark and Sarah moving to Wisconsin for grad school two weeks after getting married, but ending up working at a pottery studio and learning how you can take studio art and make it a job. After experience a tragedy about a month after moving back to South Carolina, they explain how their business plan was put even further into motion with all of their priorities aligning with the vision of what they wanted their entire life to look like- business and family. With Sarah's business and retail background and Mark's artistic talent, Hollowed Earth has become a bustling studio in Greenville still carrying out their mission of making pottery accessible to anyone. You'll hear about Sarah's lists for Mark, their strategy of sticking to your own turf, and how to acknowledge the fear in business. You'll love this, we promise. website: www.hollowedearthpottery.com/Insta: @hollowedearthwebsite: www.partnerpartners.netinsta: @businesspartnerpartners

Chrissy and Ryan give their take on what's working so far in 2024 from people's drinks of choice to members programs, to how companies are using technology in their business. They even generate some ideas mid-recording for what to do differently at Mountain Goat! This casual conversation will surely leave you with at least one take away or one giggle from a bad joke. Money back guarantee. website: partnerpartners.netinstagram: @businesspartnerpartners

JP may have been Ryland's 'safe bet' when they met and became friends in college, but their friendship grew and they both realized they were meant for each other. As newlyweds, they learned to love customer service and the beginning stages of a small business through volunteering at some of their friends' brand new brewery (for tips!). After moving to Greenville for jobs, they immediately felt like there was something more that they wanted to build together. They started with their own photography business which grew quickly, but they still knew there was something more that they would build. A friend's advice, "Don't fret about finding the thing, think about who you want to be as people and family," led them to design Scout's Doughnuts, Greenville's only croissant style doughnuts with two locations in upstate SC and popping up daily in coffee shops across town. JP and Ryland are so thoughtful about their business and how they want it to look and it's truly inspiring. Listen for that inspo! Website: www.scoutsdoughnuts.cominsta: @scoutsdoughnutsWebsite: www.partnerpartners.netinsta: @businesspartnerpartners 

Chrissy is a mom and Chrissy is a business owner but is one more important than the other? This is a question that you must answer for yourself, but in this ep you’ll hear about Chrissy’s thoughts around work as identity, deep playground thoughts,  and  tips for how to manage the mental load of motherhood and business. An easy listen and great insight for partners to tune into, as well! This should stir up some good internal questions (or external ones)! Hope you enjoy! Insta: @businesspartnerpartnersWebsite: partnerpartners.net