Martha Brannon's guest appearances

Martha Brannon

Living In Carver County Minnesota

Small Business Big Heart with Amber Zaricor

Richard Scott

Morgan Taylor

Kathy Thomas

Keith Payne

Laura Lee

Keith Brooks

Rick Ness

Courtney Johnson

John Fahey

Cara Graham

Cindy Anderson

Schram Haus

Tyler Dickerhoof

Ellie Krug

Andy Mooney

OwlTail

Almost every guest I’ve had on this season so far has an incredible story that confirms just how important it is to surround yourself with people who inspire you to follow through on those big scary dreams! Community is really what launches our calling! And today I get to share the person who continually inspires me to pursue my passions, fill my cup, and bless others along the way. She’s an entrepreneur herself and is such a beautiful example of leaving a strong legacy behind with your business. That’s right, today I’d like to introduce you to MY MOM, Martha Brannon! With over 20+ years of experience, Martha is a professional longarm machine quilter and the owner of Coldwater Quilting. Y’all we’re not talking little granny at her sewing machine here... her longarm quilting machine is 14 feet long!! And If that’s not amazing enough, she also co-founded one of the largest quilting expos in the Midwest, a veteran of the United States Air Force, and a mother of three (I’m the oldest). Her heart is so beautiful and to hear how she approaches her business is refreshing. Today Martha shares her story about how a simple afternoon with a friend revealed the passion she’d been searching for. We discuss her progression from quilting hobbyist to contractor, and finally to a business owner. We talk about the power of community and what business-to-business support should really look like. And she helps us tackle burnout, and shares why serving is where the real fulfillment is with owning a business. My mom is such an inspiration to me and everyone around her and I just can’t wait for you to hear her story! Her legacy lives through every stitch and pattern, and the passion in her voice when she talks about quilting is infectious! I left this interview so deeply proud of her, but also really motivated to look back at my business and see what areas spark the most excitement and joy. What’s fueling me? What part of my work gets me up in the morning? And how can I incorporate more of that into my day-to-day? I know you’re going to love her just as much as I do!  FULL SHOW NOTES: https://copperheartcreative.com/blog/leaving-your-legacy-with-martha-brannon  Connect with Martha: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Coldwater-Quilting-198781310161088 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coldwaterquilting/

Almost every guest I’ve had on this season so far has an incredible story that confirms just how important it is to surround yourself with people who inspire you to follow through on those big scary dreams! Community is really what launches our calling! And today I get to share the person who continually inspires me to pursue my passions, fill my cup, and bless others along the way. She’s an entrepreneur herself and is such a beautiful example of leaving a strong legacy behind with your business. That’s right, today I’d like to introduce you to MY MOM, Martha Brannon! With over 20+ years of experience, Martha is a professional longarm machine quilter and the owner of Coldwater Quilting. Y’all we’re not talking little granny at her sewing machine here... her longarm quilting machine is 14 feet long!! And If that’s not amazing enough, she also co-founded one of the largest quilting expos in the Midwest, a veteran of the United States Air Force, and a mother of three (I’m the oldest). Her heart is so beautiful and to hear how she approaches her business is refreshing. Today Martha shares her story about how a simple afternoon with a friend revealed the passion she’d been searching for. We discuss her progression from quilting hobbyist to contractor, and finally to a business owner. We talk about the power of community and what business-to-business support should really look like. And she helps us tackle burnout, and shares why serving is where the real fulfillment is with owning a business. My mom is such an inspiration to me and everyone around her and I just can’t wait for you to hear her story! Her legacy lives through every stitch and pattern, and the passion in her voice when she talks about quilting is infectious! I left this interview so deeply proud of her, but also really motivated to look back at my business and see what areas spark the most excitement and joy. What’s fueling me? What part of my work gets me up in the morning? And how can I incorporate more of that into my day-to-day? I know you’re going to love her just as much as I do! FULL SHOW NOTES:<a href="https://copperheartcreative.com/blog/leaving-your-legacy-with-martha-brannon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> </a><a href="https://copperheartcreative.com/blog/leaving-your-legacy-with-martha-brannon" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://copperheartcreative.com/blog/leaving-your-legacy-with-martha-brannon</a> Connect with Martha: Facebook: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Coldwater-Quilting-198781310161088" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/Coldwater-Quilting-198781310161088</a> Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/coldwaterquilting/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/coldwaterquilting/</a>

014. Leaving Your Legacy with Martha Brannon

Even here in Carver County there are people losing their housing who need a place to stay and who need food and basic necessities. His House Ministry has locations in Excelsior and in downtown Chaska. Martha Brannon is the director and people may recognize her big smile as she's running around in a white Ford van picking up food and delivering to those is need. She works in conjunction with Carver County Health and Human Services director Dr Richard Scott (a previous guest on this podcast) to fill an increasing community need. Martha's good nature is infectious and she's always looking for more people to get involved. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/greg-anderson29/message

Even here in Carver County there are people losing their housing who need a place to stay and who need food and basic necessities. His House Ministry has locations in Excelsior and in downtown Chaska. Martha Brannon is the director and people may recognize her big smile as she's running around in a white Ford van picking up food and delivering to those is need. She works in conjunction with Carver County Health and Human Services director Dr Richard Scott (a previous guest on this podcast) to fill an increasing community need. Martha's good nature is infectious and she's always looking for more people to get involved. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://anchor.fm/greg-anderson29/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://anchor.fm/greg-anderson29/message</a>

Our real Season 2 opener is with Martha Brannon of HIS HOUSE ministry and Abundance Food program