In this episode, Bryan Eisenberg is joined by a remarkable leader and multitasker: Joe Jeffers.
Joe is a reservist officer in the U.S. Army, a top national soccer referee (in the top 5% of officials in the country), and a financial planning professional in Round Rock.
In this episode we dive into:
how Joe developed the emotional control and decision‑making that serve him on the field, in the military, and in finance
the “servant mindset” instilled in him by his father’s automotive business and how it drives his professional philosophy
how he juggles multiple high‑stakes roles — from military duty to youth sports refereeing to family life and business
his process for helping clients with financial planning: getting real about goals, spending, and making a plan their plan
what motivated his transition from active duty to civilian life and how a “free lunch” led to a career pivot into financial advising
and practical take‑aways you can apply: getting clear on what you serve, balancing priorities, making lists, and staying focused under pressure
Tune in to hear Joe’s stories, insights, and real talk. If you’re striving to do more, serve more, or lead more — this one’s for you.
Joe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/josephjeffers85
Rock Solid is brought to you by host Bryan Eisenberg, a New York Times bestselling author, digital pioneer and co‑owner of A Place At Home – North Austin, a Round Rock based home care agency.
Bill Combes, owner of a local Round Rock digital marketing agency, No Time for Social.
Brent Pierce, owner of Round Rock Studio, empowering local businesses to share their stories with his two podcast sets and state‑of‑the‑art photo studio.