Join us as we chat with Stephen Warner – husband, father, youth pastor turned entrepreneur, musician, and founder of Young Founders Academy – for Episode 12 of Real Talk: Mental Health Sounds Like This.
Stephen’s journey has been anything but ordinary. From leading after-school programs to building a multiple 7-figure business with Modern Musician, to becoming a first-time dad, and the moment a kid named Jake knocked on his door and asked to mow his lawn which sparked the creation of Young Founders Academy.
In this episode, we explore:
- How Stephen’s background in ministry, mentorship, and business all led to founding Young Founders Academy - Why entreprenuership and what it can do for our youth - What it takes to raise up a generation of confident, capable youth who lead with purpose - Plus: the impact of AI on education, fatherhood, and entrepreneurship
If you're a parent, educator, or future-focused leader who believes in empowering the next generation – this episode will move you, challenge you, and leave you inspired.
Connect with Stephen Website: https://youngfounders.com/
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