


Tuesday, February 13, 2024
Joining Stephanie is the king of multitasking, Andy Stickel—entrepreneur extraordinaire and a wizard at the art of intentional parenting. They dive into the magical mix of spinning a successful career while sprinkling fairy dust on a fulfilling family life.
Andy reveals his secret sauce: being 100% there for the kiddos, trading in gadgets for giggles, and choosing memory-making over material madness. He's got his business game plan all chalked out to make sure family fun time is always in the playbook, proving you can nail it at work and at home without missing a beat.
The dynamic duo gets down to the nitty-gritty of raising mini moguls and money-wise munchkins. Andy shares heartwarming tales from the trenches about his kids' entrepreneurial escapades, from lemonade stands to life lessons, teaching them the value of a dollar and the power of perseverance—all while having a blast.
They don't stop there!
Stephanie and Andy wade through the big stuff: schooling, career quests, and the quest for happiness, championing the idea that life is the best classroom. Through stories of trial, error, and triumph, they paint a picture of a world where success is measured in smiles, not just salaries, and where being a tech-savvy family means knowing when to log off and tune in to each other.
Don’t miss this episode!
"I'm very cognizant about trying to build my business so that it works with my life so that I'm able to actually spend time with my kids." - Andy Stickel
"She ended up spending $500 on Robux... So we said, 'You're gonna write a children's book, and we're going to sell it on Amazon.'” - Andy Stickel
"It's all about finding what you have in common... I try to find things that I'm excited about, and that they're also excited about." - Andy Stickel
"I encourage all that stuff because... it's a lot of responsibility for an 18-year-old to pick what they want to do for the rest of their life when they have literally experienced nothing in life." - Andy Stickel
"Showing up and just being supportive, I think that those are probably the two main things that are important to be a good father." - Andy Stickel
"Kids want you to show up... they want to know that you support them." - Andy Stickel
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