In this episode, I'm joined by my friend and serial entrepreneur Mitch Felderhoff. Mitch shares his journey from growing up in the small town of Munster, Texas, to taking over his family’s livestock feed business, transforming it into a successful pet food company, and eventually selling it to private equity. Mitch walks us through the highs, the challenges, and what it’s like to pivot from pet food to his newest venture—the dumpster business. It’s a story about adaptability, determination, grit, and what it really takes to evolve as an entrepreneur. Stay Gritty!

In this episode, I'm joined by my friend and fellow DFW Roundtable member, Kent Taggart. Kent is the founder of Mender, a successful IT Asset Disposition company that’s doing some fascinating and impactful work in the tech world.

We dive into how Mender helps large enterprises and data centers responsibly manage their old IT equipment—from desktops and laptops to servers and networking gear. Kent explains how they handle everything from secure data wiping to environmental compliance, all while finding smart ways to remarket or recycle the gear.

If you're into tech, sustainability, or just love hearing about innovative business models, this one's for you. Stay Gritty!

In this episode, I’m joined by a great friend of mine, Wes Keyes, the CEO of Brother Bill’s Helping Hand. Wes shares his journey leading this incredible nonprofit for the past eight years and how Brother Bill’s provides wraparound services to families in need. From a community clinic and after-school programs to a grocery store and job training initiatives, their mission is to equip individuals with the tools to break free from poverty. Tune in to hear how they’re making a lasting impact across the metroplex and changing lives every day. Stay gritty!