In episode 004 of the Eternal Entrepreneur, Tyler McGee shares how his father overcame a life-threatening accident and how it helped to take excused off the table for him growing up. Tyler also goes into how he views business as a platform for building a generational impact.

Key Points: 

• .How to approach business with a generational mindset
• Bringing your children into your business and finances
• The overlap between business and ministry

Episode Topics

This episode covers the topics of money, wealth, family, Christian business, entrepreneurship, marketplace ministry, and business as mission.

Tweetable Quotes: 

• What would you do if you had all your current wisdom and knowledge and could restart? - Tyler McGee
• At the end of the day, every business should be a people business. - Tyler McGee
• I think ministry prepared me to do business well. - Tyler McGee
• We do business with more of a generational mindset than an annual mindset. - Tyler McGee
• If you can’t steward something day to day, maybe your not prepared to steward something generational. - Tyler McGee
• If God is always thinking generationally how can I partner with that? - Tyler McGee

Resources Mentioned:

Extreme Ownership: How U.S. Navy SEALs Lead and Win - Jocko Willink

The Business of Honor: Restoring the Heart of Business - Bob Hasson and Danny Silk

Reaching International – www.reaching.com

Frampton Insurance Agency - www.framptonins.com

Calling: Awaken to the Purpose of Your Work – by Pierce Brantley

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