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Steve Hayes spent over three decades in uniform, first in the Air Force and then as a U.S. Marshal, before trading his badge for business as the owner of Signal of El Paso. In this episode, he talks about what changed and what stayed the same when he moved from leading in federal law enforcement […]

Jonathan Lopez and Drew Harris, the team behind True Vise Financial, are back on The 323 Podcast to talk about a risk most business owners never see coming: building a company that quietly becomes their entire retirement plan. They dig into why the average owner has 70 to 80 percent of their net worth tied

Danny Nassar has spent more than 22 years helping El Paso families buy homes as a branch manager at Canopy Mortgage, and in a business built entirely on commission, he’s never let a spreadsheet dictate how he treats people.   In this conversation, Danny talks about growing up in a Lebanese immigrant family that wove

Shelbi is the founder of Hope Lives Here, a faith-based community walking with chronically ill Christians through prayer, small groups, worship nights, and fellowship.    After years running her own functional nutrition and strength coaching business, Shelbi was diagnosed with POTS, chronic fatigue, and post-viral syndrome, and the season that followed reshaped what she believed

Shelbi spent years building a career as a personal trainer and functional nutrition specialist, coaching clients through fat loss, strength, and hormone health, until her own body started failing her. Three and a half years into a mysterious, debilitating illness, she’s built Hope Lives Here 1513, an online community that walks with chronically ill Christians

Paulina Walters spent years building a thriving fractional COO practice, the kind of behind-the-scenes work that helps founders turn vision into reality. Then God called her somewhere she never expected: into a seat as a C12 chair in North Texas, walking Christian business owners through the same struggle she knew firsthand, the loneliness of leading.

Stephanie Archuleta is the founder of Maid Mi Dia, a woman-owned home cleaning company in El Paso with a team of more than 20 people and over 20,000 homes cleaned.   Her story didn’t start with a business plan. It started with five years of prayer, a word from the Lord while washing dishes, and

Kelsy Chavez spent two decades in advertising and marketing, working with everything from small local businesses to brands like Walmart and Coca-Cola, before God called her to start a Substack called Fire in the Middle. In it, she writes about faith, family, and the way digital influence quietly shapes all of us, especially our kids.

Roberto Garza Jr. spent 21 years serving in the U.S. Army, earning a Purple Heart through deployments in Bosnia, Iraq, and Afghanistan. When he came home, the real battle was just beginning. Roberto walked through years of PTSD, depression, and suicidal ideation before God used something as simple as a faded highway sign to redirect

Ben Luna Jr. is a 19-year journeyman electrician, multi-business owner, and now a candidate for New Mexico State House District 53. He grew up watching problems go unfixed in his community and decided to do something about it.   In this conversation, Ben shares how a moment of financial trust — accepting a pay cut