Personal Growth And Better Living Episodes
These episodes provide authentic wisdom and guidance for your personal growth as a family member, employer or employee. Here you'll find tips and strategies to grow wiser, more balanced, healthier and happier!
Jan. 5, 2022
BONUS: How to Manage a Big Family + Big Business with Tim Schmoyer, CEO of Video Creators
We have a bonus episode - a talk with entrepreneur and YouTube creator Tim Schmoyer about how he and his wife successfully manage a large family while growing a 7-figure, mission centered business - so that you can do the same.
Guest: Tim Schmoyer
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Nov. 17, 2021
Sharing the Mic: How We Communicate Truth in Our Family Business | S2 E10
When a senior and junior leader occupy a similar role as communicators, ego and pride can take root, unless the leaders are open and honest. Steve and Chris Alessi share how they blend their unique styles to communicate truth and a common vision to their congregation.
Guest: Chris Alessi
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July 14, 2021
How to Work with Family When You're Not Family | S1 E12
The senior staff joins the Alessis at the table to reveal how they handle the special responsibilities of working within a strong family business culture.
Guests: Armando Gomez , Jonathan Roman
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June 23, 2021
How to Love People (With Problems!) w/ Steve Alessi and Gaby Alessi | S1 E9
In Episode 9 of Season 1: Being before Doing, Steve Alessi talks with his youngest daughter Gabrielle, and they unpack her unique perspective as she grew up watching her family process the trials and struggles of relationships both at work and in the home.
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May 26, 2021
When Kids Become Coworkers | S1 EP5
What happens when your child becomes a colleague? Mary and Stephanie Alessi, a mother / daughter songwriting team, share how they navigate the different roles they play in their evolving relationship.
Guest: Stephanie Alessi Muiña
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May 12, 2021
The Right Way to Raise Leaders | S1 EP 3
Learn how Steve and Mary intentionally provided key leadership lessons to their four young children, that helped them become strong leaders when they became young adults.