Taking You On A Journey

Taking You On A Journey

Author: Cody Grimes March 19, 2018 Duration: 1:56
Being grateful for every opportunity I have

There's a raw, unfiltered energy to Cody Grimes' Thought Process that you don't often find in business circles. This isn't about polished theories or boardroom etiquette. Instead, Cody pulls directly from his own life, tracing a path from the concrete lessons of the streets to the complex challenges of building something legitimate and lasting. Each episode feels like a direct line into his internal monologue, where ambition clashes with past experience and sheer hustle meets strategic thinking. You'll hear the candid reflections and hard-won insights of someone who operates without a traditional map, figuring it out in real time. The conversations in this podcast are built on a foundation of gritty realism, exploring what it actually takes to move from survival to creation. It’s for anyone who believes that a non-linear background can be a profound asset, not a liability, in the business world. Cody dissects mindset, decision-making under pressure, and the relentless pursuit of goals without sugarcoating the setbacks or the grind. Tune in for a perspective that is as much about personal philosophy as it is about practical growth, all filtered through the unique lens of Cody Grimes' journey.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 5

Cody Grimes' Thought Process
Podcast Episodes
I made a gutter cleaning business that's now making 10K A month [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 7:04
I made a gutter cleaning business, I did one thing and it exploded overnight. I've had the business for about 3 months now and I have been making 8k to 10k a month, so in total I've made about 30K. If you wanna learn how…
When to leave an addict [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 8:57
Dealing with an addicted spouse and when it's OK to leave them
Self Discipline And Execution [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 4:28
Practicing self discipline and combining it with execution is the quickest way through failure. It's the quickest way to learn, and You can build comment week, and run faster tests and see what's working and what's not.…