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Adriana Nunez, Director of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Round Rock Chamber

Why Round Rock Is Quietly Building the Strongest Entrepreneurial Culture in Texas

You ever walk into a room and just know you’re in the right place? That’s what talking to Adriana Nunez of the Round Rock Chamber on the Rock Solid podcast felt like. Now, if you’ve ever heard me speak or read Be Like Amazon or Waiting for Your Cat to Bark, you know I believe in systems. Repeatable processes. Measurable outcomes. But even more, I believe in people. And Adriana? She’s the kind of person who makes a community magnetic…

Children's Business Fair Young entrepreneurs on the Rock Solid podcast.

Why Your Kid Should Run a Business Before They Get a Job

Bryan Eisenberg

Have you ever seen a 10-year-old negotiate product margins, rethink branding strategy, and pivot to a new product based on customer feedback – all before lunch? I have. And it wasn’t in some Shark Tank fantasy camp. It happened right here in Round Rock, Texas, at the ESTEAM Academy Children’s Business Fair. This is their 8th fair. We just wrapped up a very special episode of Rock Solid, where I sat down with several of the young entrepreneurs who’ll be…

Keith Goode, technical search engine optimization expert

Keith Goode on the Evolution of Search and Why Technical SEO Still Matters

Bryan Eisenberg

Keith Goode landed in Round Rock over 20 years ago. He didn’t have a job. Just an invitation to crash with a friend. He saw potential here. Something felt right. And now? He’s helped some of the biggest brands in the world fix their most complex search challenges. But back then? Like a lot of us, he started by doing SEO before it even had a name. Back in the days of Altavista and Yahoo, ranking was about cramming keywords…

Deana Cavanaugh, Ascension Seton Foundation, Round Rock Chamber Ambassador

Deana Cavanaugh on Nonprofit Leadership and Raising Funds with Purpose

Bryan Eisenberg

Have you ever met someone and thought, “How do they manage to do it all and still care so deeply?” That’s what I felt after sitting down with Deana Cavanaugh for an episode of Rock Solid: The Round Rock Business Leaders Podcast. Deana’s journey didn’t follow a neat line. It zigged from government contracting into construction and then zagged into fundraising. That jump wasn’t random. It was intentional, driven by a need to make a difference. She wasn’t chasing a…

Pain Relief in Round Rock: The Moench Method With Ken Moench

Bryan Eisenberg

Ken Moench doesn’t manage pain. He eliminates it. For 25 years, he has helped people find real, lasting pain relief when nothing else worked. Surgeries, injections, physical therapy, none of it solved the problem. Until they tried the Moench Method. This isn’t just another deep tissue massage. It’s a proven technique that resets the body for fast, lasting recovery. And the results speak for themselves. In 2023, the average client needed just 2.5 visits. In 2024, that number dropped to…

Will Williams, first sergeant, ranger, retired

The Relentless Heart of Will Williams: A Rock Solid Conversation

Bryan Eisenberg

Some people talk about making a difference. Will Williams lives it. When I sat down with Will for Rock Solid, I expected a conversation about his service, his nonprofit work, and his impact on the Round Rock community. What I got was a masterclass in resilience, purpose, and the power of showing up. Will doesn’t just run a nonprofit. He is the nonprofit. Share the Will, the foundation he leads, is an unstoppable force in Central Texas, feeding families, providing…

Nicole Thompson, Director of Membership – Round Rock Chamber

Bryan Eisenberg

Why Business Success Starts with Showing Up There’s a secret to success that’s so simple, so obvious, that most people completely ignore it. It’s not about talent. It’s not about luck. It’s about one thing: showing up. Nicole Thompson, Director of Membership at the Round Rock Chamber, knows this firsthand. She’s seen it time and time again. The people who become key players in their community aren’t always the smartest or most experienced. They’re the ones who keep showing up,…

Leasa Neaves, executive coach for women and teams

Leasa Neaves, Leadership Coach for Women and Teams

Bryan Eisenberg

Leasa Neaves spent 23 years at Dell, moving from an entry-level job to leadership roles in marketing, sales, and as Chief of Staff. Round Rock, Texas, wasn’t her planned destination, but it shaped her career and life. Now, she’s on a mission to help women in tech take charge of theirs. At Dell, she didn’t just mentor women. She built platforms for them to lead. Now, with her own executive coaching business, she helps professionals align their careers with their…