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The Country Club

The Country Club

著者： Diana Cassidy-Bush
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 Welcome to The Country Club—but not the kind with dress codes and tee times. This is a different kind of Country Club — one where country living meets real estate, community, and adventure! I’m Diana Cassidy-Bush, your host and trusted guide to navigating life beyond the city limits. Whether you're looking to plant roots in a small town, find the perfect recreational escape, or make smart investments in rural properties, this podcast is for you. Each episode, we’ll dive into everything from buying your first home to securing the best investment deals, exploring cottage life, and embracing the beauty of rural living. You’ll hear expert insights, real-life success stories, and practical advice to help you LIVE, PLAY, and INVEST with confidence. Because in real estate—and in life—it’s about more than just buying property. It’s about making the right plan, seizing opportunities, and building a future you love. So grab a coffee, pull up a chair, and let’s talk about making your dreams a reality. Welcome to The Country Club—where home, community, and opportunity come together. Connect with Diana Cassidy-Bush: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DianaCassidyBushRealEstate/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianacassidybush Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-cassidy-bush-aa2318b6/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dianacassidy-bush2027 Website: https://dianacassidybush.ca/ Email: info@thedcbteam.ca This podcast is for educational purposes only - real estate isn’t one-size-fits-all! Every deal, market, and situation is unique, so be sure to get professional advice tailored to your needs. If you’d like to discuss your real estate journey, we’d love to chat - reach out anytime. Thanks for listening!Copyright 2026 Diana Cassidy-Bush 個人ファイナンス 経済学
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  • What’s Growing On? Part 1 with Kara Enright of Enright Cattle Company

    What’s Growing On? Part 1 with Kara Enright of Enright Cattle Company
    2026/04/01

    In this first installment of a two-part conversation, host Diana Cassidy-Bush sits down with Kara Enright, the driving force behind Enright Cattle Company.

    What begins as a conversation about farming quickly unfolds into a powerful story about innovation, resilience, and building a modern agricultural brand from the ground up.

    Kara grew up immersed in rural life, where farming wasn’t just a career — it was a way of life shared by entire communities. But as agriculture evolved, so did the realities facing family farms. With limited land and resources, Kara and her husband had to think differently about how to build a sustainable future in farming.

    Instead of scaling through land and herd size alone, Kara focused on building a brand — creating a direct connection between farm and consumer. What followed was an entrepreneurial journey that expanded far beyond selling beef.

    From supplying chefs and restaurants to launching leather products made from their own cattle hides, creating a boutique farm store inside a converted grain silo, hosting immersive farm dinners in a crop circle, and even acquiring a local blueberry farm, Kara has continually reimagined what a modern farm business can be.

    This episode explores how legacy farming knowledge, creative thinking, and a willingness to adapt can transform a traditional agricultural operation into a thriving rural enterprise.

    And perhaps most importantly, Kara shares what it means to lead in an industry where women are still often underestimated — and why that challenge only fueled her determination to succeed.

    Learn more about Enright Cattle Company: https://enrightcattlecompany.com/

    Episode Timestamps:

    00:00 - Welcome to Country Club

    00:45 - Meet Kara Enright of Enright Cattle

    03:12 - Growing Up Farming

    05:16 - Work Ethic Lessons

    05:54 - Agriculture Is Evolving

    07:03 - Women in Farming

    08:20 - Building a Beef Brand

    09:54 - From Markets to Restaurants

    13:37 - Leather Goods from Hides

    17:19 - Grain Bin Farm Store

    21:45 - Dinner in the Crop Circle

    24:54 - Buying a Blueberry Farm

    28:00 - Keeping Local Food Alive

    Key Takeaways:

    1. Agriculture isn’t disappearing — it’s transforming

    2. Building a brand can sustain a smaller farm

    3. Relationships can open unexpected opportunities

    4. Use the whole animal — and create value from it

    5. Authentic experiences build powerful connections with customers

    6. Entrepreneurship often starts with curiosity

    7. Women are redefining leadership in agriculture

    Connect with Diana Cassidy-Bush:

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DianaCassidyBushRealEstate/

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianacassidybush

    Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-cassidy-bush-aa2318b6/

    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dianacassidy-bush2027

    Website: https://dianacassidybush.ca/

    Email: info@thedcbteam.ca

    This podcast is for educational purposes only - real estate isn’t one-size-fits-all! Every deal, market, and situation is unique, so be sure to get professional advice tailored to your needs. If you’d like to discuss your real estate journey, we’d love to chat - reach out anytime. Thanks for listening!
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    31 分
  • Why Leaving the City Was the Best Decision with Easton Lambert of Noko Spa

    Why Leaving the City Was the Best Decision with Easton Lambert of Noko Spa
    2026/03/04
    What does it really look like to choose a different pace of life and build success around your family instead of your calendar?In this episode of The Country Club Podcast, Diana Cassidy-Bush sits down with Easton Lambert, owner of Noko Spa in Thomasburg, to talk about the bold decision to leave city life behind and start fresh in a rural community.After building a successful career in aesthetics for over two decades, Easton made the leap from a commercial spa setting in Durham to launching a home-based business in the country — all while raising two young children. What began as a scary, uncertain move quickly became the best decision she and her husband ever made.Easton shares the real fears she faced leaving behind established clients, the surprising support she received from the local community, and how her definition of success has completely shifted. From immediate business growth to deeper neighborhood connections (including neighbors offering help during a power outage), her story highlights the power of choosing alignment over ambition.This conversation explores:The emotional side of leaving the cityBuilding a thriving wellness business from homeThe health and vibrancy of rural livingRaising children immersed in community and outdoor lifeWhy slowing down can actually move you forwardIf you’ve ever wondered whether life beyond the city limits could offer more than just space, this episode will inspire you to reconsider what success really means.Learn more about Noko Spa: https://www.instagram.com/nokospa/ Episode Timestamps:[0:00] - Introduction to the Country Club Podcast[0:55] - Meet Easton Lambert, owner of Noko Spa[1:47] - Easton's background and decision to move (2022)[2:34] - The scary decision to leave her established career[3:56] - Finding their forever home in Thomasburg[4:36] - What surprised Easton most: the people and community[5:50] - Getting used to country life (coyotes and cows!)[6:15] - The evolution of Noko Spa[7:19] - Working from home as a mom entrepreneur[7:59] - Client demographics: teens to 80s[9:06] - Surprising difference: country clients are healthier and more active[10:30] - How the move changed family life: slowing down[12:02] - Kids' activities: hockey, soccer, lacrosse[13:32] - Getting involved: Festival of Trees and community events[14:56] - The breakfast club and becoming a PTA mom[15:36] - The awkward city visit: losing that sense of community[17:08] - Ice storm story: neighbors offering help[17:29] - What would she change? She would've moved sooner[18:33] - Redefining success: happy, healthy family life[19:15] - Final thoughts: growth comes from choosing differently[20:09] - Closing and thank youKey Takeaways1. Growth Sometimes Means Choosing DifferentlyEaston’s move wasn’t about stepping back from ambition — it was about redefining it. Success shifted from scaling a commercial space to building a life aligned with family, flexibility, and fulfillment.2. Fear Often Signals ExpansionLeaving a 23-year client base and launching a business from home felt risky. But the fear was rooted in the unknown — and once she stepped into it, the outcome exceeded expectations.3. Community Is a Game-ChangerFrom immediate support at her soft opening to neighbors offering food during a power outage, rural life provided something the city never did: genuine connection.4. Rural Living Impacts Health in Real WaysEaston noticed a surprising difference in her clientele — country residents in their 50s, 60s, and beyond are often more active, vibrant, and physically capable. Access to fresh food, outdoor movement, and a slower pace appear to make a measurable impact.5. Entrepreneurship Can Evolve with Your Season of LifeWorking from home eliminated commute time and allowed Easton to integrate motherhood and business seamlessly — proving that career growth doesn’t have to compete with family life.6. Kids Thrive in Open SpacesFrom hockey and lacrosse to summer camps and lake days, the recreational opportunities and sense of belonging have shaped her children’s experience in powerful ways.7. Success Now Means PeaceFor Easton, success is no longer defined by scale or status — it’s defined by a happy, healthy family and the ability to be present. When home life is aligned, business follows.This episode is a powerful reminder that sometimes the life you’re looking for isn’t further ahead — it’s simply in a different direction.Connect with Diana Cassidy-Bush:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DianaCassidyBushRealEstate/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianacassidybushLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-cassidy-bush-aa2318b6/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dianacassidy-bush2027Website: https://dianacassidybush.ca/Email: info@thedcbteam.caThis podcast is for educational purposes only - real estate isn’t one-size-fits-all! Every deal, market, and situation is unique, so be sure to get professional advice tailored to your needs. If you’d like to ...
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    22 分
  • Deep Roots - Young Blood - Global Reach: A Conversation with Greg Gaylord of Gaylord Hardwood Flooring

    Deep Roots - Young Blood - Global Reach: A Conversation with Greg Gaylord of Gaylord Hardwood Flooring
    2026/02/04
    In this episode of The Country Club Podcast, host Diana Cassidy-Bush sits down with Greg Gaylord, owner of Gaylord Hardwood Flooring, to explore what it truly means to go away, come back home, and grow a global business from a small town.After going away for school and gaining perspective beyond his hometown, Greg made the intentional decision to return—raising his family locally while continuing the legacy business his parents founded in 1985. What began as a small, family-run operation has grown into an internationally recognized hardwood flooring company, supplying custom floors to builders and homeowners across North America and beyond.This conversation dives into leadership succession, craftsmanship, sustainability, and the power of relationships in building long-term success. Greg shares how staying rooted in core values, listening closely to clients, and making thoughtful, incremental improvements have allowed the company to evolve without losing its identity.This episode is a reminder that success doesn’t always mean leaving—it can mean coming back, staying rooted, and building something meaningful that lasts.Episode Timestamps00:00 – 02:00 | Welcome to The Country Club Podcast & episode introduction02:00 – 03:10 | The origins of Gaylord Hardwood Flooring (founded in 1985)03:10 – 04:20 | Growing up in a family business & early lessons04:20 – 05:30 | Choosing to carry the legacy forward05:30 – 06:40 | Leadership challenges & growing in a competitive market06:40 – 08:00 | Balancing tradition with innovation08:00 – 10:10 | Building global reach from a small town10:10 – 11:20 | The power of referrals & long-term relationships11:20 – 12:45 | Featured projects & Netflix exposure12:45 – 14:30 | Hardwood flooring trends: low maintenance & natural finishes14:30 – 16:10 | Quality, sourcing, and what buyers should know16:10 – 17:30 | Sustainability & the value of buying local17:30 – 19:00 | Choosing to raise a family in the community19:00 – 21:20 | The showroom renovation & creating an experience21:20 – 22:45 | Family, business, and community connection22:45 – 25:45 | Personal stories & family moments25:45 – 28:15 | The legendary company limo story28:15 – 30:45 | Final reflections & closing thoughtsNotable Quotes“You don’t have to leave home to build something exceptional.”“Innovation doesn’t always mean big breakthroughs—it’s about getting better every day.”“People want their floors to look like wood again, not a piano.”“There’s nothing more sustainable than buying local and building to last.”“Referrals come from relationships, not transactions.”Key TakeawaysLegacy businesses thrive when core values stay intact—even as markets changeGlobal success can grow organically through trust, referrals, and consistencyLow-maintenance, natural finishes are defining modern flooring trendsLocal craftsmanship and sustainability are powerful differentiatorsCommunity-based businesses create ripple effects far beyond their wallsResources & MentionsGaylord Hardwood Flooring – Custom, Canadian-made hardwood flooringhttps://www.gaylordhardwoodflooring.com/https://www.facebook.com/GaylordHardwoodFlooring/https://www.instagram.com/gaylordhardwood/https://www.youtube.com/@Gaylordhardwoodflooring/featuredConnect with Diana Cassidy-Bush:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DianaCassidyBushRealEstate/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dianacassidybushLinked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diana-cassidy-bush-aa2318b6/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@dianacassidy-bush2027Website: https://dianacassidybush.ca/Email: info@thedcbteam.caThis podcast is for educational purposes only - real estate isn’t one-size-fits-all! Every deal, market, and situation is unique, so be sure to get professional advice tailored to your needs. If you’d like to discuss your real estate journey, we’d love to chat - reach out anytime. Thanks for listening!
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    31 分
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