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Kanawha Valley Hustlers

Kanawha Valley Hustlers

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  • Cody Garcelon on Time Management and Growth in Insurance

    Cody Garcelon on Time Management and Growth in Insurance
    Jan 8 2026
    I talk with Cody Garcelon from Ellis Insurance Agency about his hustle in personal and commercial insurance. He gets into the work after meeting Danielle and stays in it for almost five years. Cody explains that commercial insurance protects what a business owner builds, and that the wrong coverage can put your whole livelihood at risk. He walks through an early lesson where poor organization costs him time, and he tightens up his time management fast because the pace keeps speeding up as clients stack up. He clears up a big misconception: not all insurance is the same, and state minimum limits may be legal but can run out fast and expose your personal assets. Cody’s main challenge right now is time, plus building more public presence, so we work on video content and he pushes through the camera nerves by doing it anyway. He says the best way to grow is talking to people and building connections, and he keeps moving by remembering his why.
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  • Three New Year’s Resolution Rules That Work

    Three New Year’s Resolution Rules That Work
    Jan 6 2026
    In this episode of the Kanawha Valley Hustlers podcast I talk about why New Year’s resolutions work when you use them the right way. I treat a resolution as a “fake because,” a simple reason that helps you start making better choices, even if it is not your deepest motive. Then I focus on actions, not outcomes. “Lose weight” is vague, and even “lose 20 pounds” stays weak unless it turns into steps you can do each week and measure, like weighing in on Monday and cutting desserts, then adjusting if the scale does not move. I push a system you can repeat and refine instead of a wish you hope comes true. Last, I recommend keeping your goals private. When you announce them, you can get the reward feeling without doing the work, and you also invite pressure that can turn into resentment. Progress fuels motivation, so I track small wins and keep moving.
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  • Santa Claus at Lee’s Studio Productions A Christmas Visit

    Santa Claus at Lee’s Studio Productions A Christmas Visit
    Dec 18 2025
    I talk with Santa Claus at Lee Studio Productions. He runs a once a year workshop visit where kids come in, play with toys, make cookies, drink chocolate milk, draw and color, and hand him their Christmas list, then leave with an 8x10 photo. I ask how he pulls it off in a short window, and he points to his helpers and the elves who spend two days setting the whole space. We talk about the building, which also houses Lee Studio of Dance, with trophies on the walls and a lot of vintage toys and items from a personal collection. I ask the key questions for families, and he shares that he likes sugar cookies with vanilla and green icing, wants ice cold milk, and carrots make a good treat for reindeer. He jokes about staying on an empty beach when he vacations. We also plug farm events like Fear on the Farm, a Bloody Mary workshop, and a Krampus night. He closes by reminding kids that Christmas magic still exists and encourages parents to read ’Twas the Night Before Christmas on December 24.
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