Recovery and Connection through Kava with Ben McQueen

Light that Sparkfire Nation, JLD here, and welcome to Entrepreneurs on Fire, brought to you by High Level, the all-in-one sales and marketing platform. Today we'll be breaking down recovery and connection through Kava. To drop these vibe bombs, I brought Ben McQueen into EOFIR Studios. Ben is the CEO of Karuna Kava Bar, a Boise-based entrepreneur, father of three, and advocate for recovery, helping others find community and freedom through Kava and non-alcoholic beverages. And today we talk about going from struggle to solution, the cultural shift, building karuna, hard truths, and lessons, and to oh so much more, and a big thing. Thank you for sponsoring today's episode goes to Ben and our sponsors. Sleep impacts everything. Your energy, focus, and performance. Fitnexa Somnipods 3 are ultra comfortable sleep earbugs that block distractions, track your sleep, and deliver personalized insights to help you rest and recover. If better sleep is a priority for you, visit fitnexa.com and use code EOFIRE10 to save ten dollars on Somnipods3.

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Agree with. Aloha Fire Nation. Here's something I think most people disagree with about being successful, is that First you have to define What

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