The Everywhere Small Business Podcast

Episodes

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  6. Leaving Your 9-to-5 to Save Your Family's 50-Year Business Legacy with Jaclyn Sugg 12.08.2026 39m

  When Jaclyn Sugg stepped into her family’s dental practice after her father passed away, she never expected to become a business owner. Her father had built Wheatland Dental Care over 50 years, beginning when he was just 32 years old. Jaclyn had stepped away from her own career temporarily to help her family, thinking she’d be back at her old job within a week or two. Five years later, she’s still running the business—and has discovered that running a small business can change you just as muc...
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  5. The Formula for Fighting Stagnation and Building Multiple 7-Figure Businesses with Serial Entrepreneur Lars Helgeson 05.08.2026 42m

  In this episode of the Everywhere Small Business Podcast, we chat with Lars Helgeson, entrepreneur and founder of ValaBright, about one of the most important challenges every business owner eventually faces: knowing when to make a change. Lars has built three businesses over the course of his career, beginning after his military service with an email marketing company, later creating a CRM platform, and eventually pivoting into healthcare technology with ValaBright. Throughout the conversatio...
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  4. Turning a Gut-Punch into a 7-Figure Retail Business with Stuart Benjamin 29.07.2026 44m

  “For years and years and years, it was always about, you know, one day this will be yours. And then one day it wasn't.” What happens when the business you thought you would inherit suddenly gets sold to someone else? For Stuart Benjamin, it became the beginning of something even more personal: building a business of his own. Stuart Benjamin of Stuart Benjamin Jewelry Designs grew up in San Diego’s jewelry business, starting work in his family’s company at just 18 years old. For nearly two dec...
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  3. Joy Gendusa on Unifying Staff, Retaining Superstars, and Driving $100 Million Growth 22.07.2026 30m

  What happens when a business grows beyond its founder? In this final episode of our three-part conversation with Joy Gendusa, founder and CEO of PostcardMania, we explore what it takes to lead a growing company without becoming the bottleneck—and how purpose, data, education, and adaptability can help a business continue to evolve. Joy shares how she uses statistics to understand what's happening inside the business, why her role has evolved into that of a "goal maker," and how she recognized...
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  2. Joy Gendusa and Creating The Culture For Scale 15.07.2026 37m

  There are two immutable laws of business: 1. You don't have to be a big brand to be a great brand. 2. All great brands have one thing in common: an authentic, definable culture. In Episode 2 of a three-part episode with Joy Gendusa, Founder and CEO of PostcardMania, she dives into how she created a culture and framework so the employees could be as successful as possible. What happens when a small business starts to scale—and suddenly the thing you built becomes responsible for the livelihood...
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  1. Joy Gendusa and How an Art School Dropout Started a $100M Business 08.07.2026 34m

  “Why don’t you have your own business?” It was a simple question from a successful businessman named Robert Schwartz. Joy Gendusa was about 30 years old, had two young children, was doing freelance graphic design, and had absolutely no idea how to run a business. But the question stuck. Years later, that idea would evolve to become PostcardMania — a marketing company serving small businesses with nearly 400 employees and a business that has grown to more than $100 million in revenue. In this ...