044: How Brady Lewis (of Allmoxy) transformed his Family‘s Cabinet Company.

Entrepreneur Stories 4⃣ Inspiration

Millionaire Interviews Podcast & Sir Austin Peek

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🗓️ 1 January 2021

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Summary

Brady Lewis was running the family cabinet outsource shop and needed a software solution. Seeing an obvious lack of options for small business manufacturing software, work began building their own. As every day problems would arise, they would be solved, systematized, and written into the new software solution. After growing 120% during the recession on the new platform, and being constantly questioned if it was for sale, it was clear this new platform could be very valuable for others as well and Allmoxy was born. Allmoxy serves various types of companies since starting out in the wood working industry. *** For Show Notes, Key Points, Contact Info, Resources Mentioned, & the Fabulous 4 Questions on this episode visit here: Brady Lewis Interview. ***

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0:00.0	This awesome podcast is now approved by Spotify.
0:07.0	I'm gonna make software for the woodworking industry.
0:18.6	It's so not sexy at all, but very big and real for so many companies.
0:25.6	We make a lot more money, we even make more money.
0:35.4	Go be uncomfortable, get in a situation that people hate.
0:39.9	That's where the really good ideas are.
0:47.8	I'm Brady Lewis, I'm the founder and current CEO of All Moxie.
0:52.4	What we have done is over the last 10 years we've built a small, I wouldn't call it small.
0:57.7	We've built an ERP system primarily for the woodworking industry.
1:01.5	It has ERP functions and also marketplace functions.
1:04.9	Basically our mission is just to streamline the whole supply chain, start to finish within
1:10.8	the woodworking industry.
1:12.1	How did you get into this?
1:13.3	So I grew up in a cabinet shop.
1:15.4	My dad took the leap of faith quiz job and started at the cabinet shop when I was very
1:19.8	young. I grew up in the sawdust and trying to help him out with his business.
1:24.8	When I got to the point where I was running his company, years later I realized that I needed
1:30.0	software and could not find anything that would work for me.
1:33.4	I naively just started building it myself and here we are 10 years later.
1:38.5	Did you go to college there?
1:39.7	Actually, where you look at it?
1:41.4	I went and didn't tell you about that.
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