Meaningful conversations don't just happen—they're deliberately created through intention, location, and the right people. Drawing from personal experience, we explore how pivotal dialogues shaped our entrepreneurial journeys and life trajectories.

What if the secret to building a beautiful life and legacy wasn’t hidden in a secret strategy—but in the pages of the right book? In this powerful episode of Get Your House in Order, we explore how reading isn’t just a habit—it’s a catalyst. From billionaire libraries to personal breakthroughs, we uncover how the written word can shape the way we lead, grow, and live.

What if the relentless hustle isn’t the golden ticket to success but a fast track to burnout? That’s the hard lesson Cris Auditore learned in his early 20s. This episode emphasizes the critical need for self-care among business owners. It discusses personal stories of burnout, the importance of recharging, and practical strategies for integrating rest into daily life to foster productivity and well-being.

Cosimo de’ Medici built an empire on principles that still hold weight today. In this episode, we uncover the business wisdom that made him a force to be reckoned with—his sharp focus on customers, his mastery of selling, and his commitment to systematization. These were not just tactics; they were the foundation of a thriving, resilient enterprise. And here’s the kicker: these lessons are as relevant now as they were in Renaissance Florence. Whether you're scaling a startup or refining a legacy business, Cosimo’s strategies offer a blueprint for success that’s both fulfilling and sustainable.

Influence is the foundation of effective leadership, shaping both personal and societal outcomes. This episode discusses the interplay between business and politics, the importance of ethical influence, making hard decisions, and how entrepreneurs can create meaningful change in their communities.

Relationships are the backbone of success in business and personal life, as demonstrated by the lessons drawn from Cosimo de' Medici. By prioritizing intentional connections, involving family in business, and understanding the importance of mentorship, entrepreneurs can build a legacy that lasts.