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Jon Jarrell liked thisThank you for the warm welcome and for the opportunity to make an impact! ❤️Jon Jarrell liked thisWe’re excited to welcome Jodi Ward-Schieszer as Senior Implementation Manager at SmartAsset™. She’ll be leading customer onboarding and deployment, helping teams get set up quickly, trained effectively, and seeing real value in the field. From hardware rollout to workflow configuration, Jodi will play a key role in driving adoption and long-term success for our customers. Welcome to the team, Jodi 🥳 #FleetManagement #FleetSafety #AssetTracking #FleetTechnology #EquipmentTracking #ToolTracking #SmartAsset
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Jon Jarrell liked thisJon Jarrell liked thisThe estate tax exemption just became the most underused planning tool in America. As of January 1, 2026, the federal estate and gift tax exemption sits at $15 million per individual — $30 million for married couples — with inflation adjustments beginning in 2027. For the first time in a generation, high earners have real runway to architect generational wealth without racing a sunset clock. Most people will treat this as good news and do nothing. That is the mistake. An exemption is not a strategy. It is an opportunity that only compounds for those who act on it with structure. Families who use this window well are not simply gifting more. They are pairing gifting with the right vehicles — irrevocable trusts, family entities, valuation discounts, charitable structures — to move assets, control, and tax exposure in a single coordinated motion. The exemption can be legislated away. Appreciation inside the wrong vehicle cannot be undone. Strategic takeaway: wealth is not preserved by what you keep. It is preserved by how early you decide what stays in the family, what serves a mission, and what never touches the estate at all. Legacy is engineered. Not inherited. #ProverbialWealth #WisdomFuelsWealth #DefendAssets #BuildWealth #PreserveLegacy #EstatePlanning #GenerationalWealth
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Jon Jarrell liked thisThanks for coming by our office in Tampa John Harris! Inspiring talks, good views, and great hangs. Can’t wait for Austin!Jon Jarrell liked thisLoved having John Harris, President & CEO of Worldwide Partners, Inc., in the office with us yesterday! Nothing beats connecting in person, sharing ideas, and getting energized by the kind of thinking that comes from being part of this global network of independent agencies. Days like this are a great reminder of how powerful this network really is. Thanks for coming by, John! #SPARKbrand
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Jon Jarrell liked thisJon Jarrell liked thisHe is risen. Easter is the reminder that death does not get the final word. That darkness does not win. That what looks finished can be redeemed. It’s not just a story—it’s everything.
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Jon Jarrell liked thisJon Jarrell liked thisMeet Jacob, a project manager & estimator for Silverback’s North Central Florida team. Jacob has been in the construction industry for a little over four years, working on a variety of projects with many different teams and personalities. His time in Nashville with a national GC helped shape how he approaches building and what makes a great trade partner. “What I love most about Silverback is the people—the shared drive to improve, build well, and support one another. Relationships are what drive this industry, and that’s something I’m always working to grow. Faith is a big part of why I’m here. Building great projects is rewarding, but being able to glorify the Lord while doing it makes it even more meaningful.” We’re grateful to have Jacob on our team!
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Jon Jarrell liked thisJon Jarrell liked thisLast night was a masterclass in Stoicism, whether it was labeled that way or not. Listening to Fernando Mendoza talk after Indiana’s win over Oregon in the #CFBPlayoff reinforced something I lean on daily, in life and in business. Stoicism endures because it works. Control what you can. Commit to the process. Let results follow. I’ve always crossed sports into business because the parallels are real. Playing, coaching, and scouting teach you how things are actually built. Not overnight. Not by chasing trends. But through patience, clarity, and disciplined execution. What most people see now is dominance. The Heisman win. The stats. The narrative of sudden success. What they don’t see is the two-star recruit. The hours in the film room. The reps no one applauded at Cal. That foundation is the whole story. Indiana didn’t create Mendoza. They amplified him, because they understood who he was, what he’d built, and how to align around it. That’s not luck. That’s strategy. This is marketing, plain and simple. Define who you are. Build with discipline and direction. Create alignment. Stop chasing what everyone else is doing and start investing in what you’re becoming. There is no quick fix. There never has been. The “overnight successes” in tech, gaming, and business are usually years of failure, learning, and restraint finally compounding. If you want something that lasts, plant the seeds. Then have the patience to let them grow. Congrats to Mendoza and the Indiana Hoosiers... It's fun to watch this program, not because I am a Hoosier fan, but because of how it was built! https://lnkd.in/gdhrXusS
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