Indiana native and Marine Corps veteran Jeff Klump talks about how two wildly different passions led him to start two different businesses. He discusses the mistakes he made early on and how he was able to overcome them. He also discusses the mindset he needed to develop in order to keep enjoying what he does.

Navy veteran Scott Arias talks about how he was able to identify a need in the government construction process, which led him to start his company. He tells his story about starting out with nothing and building his business with a strong purpose in mind, which allowed him to get past the first few lean years and successfully grow. He firmly believes in the American Dream and explains why his story is an example of it.

In this episode we talk to Dr. Mark Lynn and his son Mark J. Lynn, Owners of Lynn Family Sports Vision & Training. They talk about what led them to start their innovative new company after selling their successful traditional optometry practice, which had 93 offices in 6 states.

They outline the fascinating specialty of their new company, which includes concussion and TBI treatment and working with athletes on improving their visual and cognitive systems. They share many of the lessons they've learned on their entrepreneurial journeys and how helping patients is their number one priority.

In this episode we talk to Katie Daniel, CEO and Founder of Ambition Fitness. She shares her story of going from a high-paying corporate job to becoming an entrepreneur, and how she started forming the idea for her business because of a passion she had for helping women feel strong and empowered. She also shares several tips she has learned along her journey, and how she hopes to expand her business to empower even more women.

In this episode, we talk to Landon Wade, Owner of Goodson Clothing & Supply, about his entrepreneurial journey since he moved to Louisville. He shares how the move and starting over with his own business humbled him. He also talks about the challenges he has had working with his father, the importance of authenticity, and the mindset shift he had to make to go from startup-mode to operations-mode.

In this episode, we talk to Jim Shaw, President of Zion Solutions Group. He talks about the four guiding principles that have helped him on his success journey. He also describes what led him and his co-founders to start Zion Solutions Group after years of working for others in the industry. He explains how he thought about the worst-case scenarios and weighed the risks of entrepreneurship with the potential payoffs.

The Success through Action Podcast features interviews with successful business owners to hear their stories and how they took action to grow their businesses.

In this episode, we talk to David Horne, President of Tag Your Swag. David talks about his journey from the soccer industry to running the family business. He also talks about how he and his team were able to bring the company back from the brink of failure by taking a risk on a new venture, and how important team and community are at his company.

The Success through Action Podcast features interviews with successful business owners to hear their stories and how they took action to grow their businesses.

In this episode, we talk to David Dahl, Owner of Linchpin Performance. David talks about what led him to start his business, when he realized that the type of client he was most passionate about helping was underserved in the Louisville area. He discusses what sets his business apart from the "big box" physical therapy practices, and how finding his niche has been critical to his success.