Hiring movers shouldn’t be a gamble—but for many owners, it still is. From ghosting and no-shows to unreliable day-one hires, recruiting remains one of the toughest challenges in the moving industry. On this episode of the Movified podcast, I speak with Winston Davis of MoveUp Consulting, who shares proven systems to fix hiring and build consistent crews. If you're tired of playing hiring roulette, this episode is your roadmap.

Running a moving company is tough—doing it with your spouse and four kids during a pandemic? That’s next level.** On this Movified episode, I sat down with Marcela and Taylor Kerbs of BustNMoves, who built a thriving four-location business in Idaho while balancing marriage and management. From funny client stories to real talk on systems and partnership, their journey is a must-hear for movers building both a company and a life.

Building a company with your spouse sounds rewarding—but it’s far from easy. For Nate Becker, co-owner of Higher Ground Moving in Bend, Oregon, blending marriage and entrepreneurship has meant late nights, blurred boundaries, and lessons learned on the fly. In this Movified episode, Nate shares how he and his wife built a successful moving company from scratch—while keeping their relationship strong and their business thriving.

Think moving is just about muscle? Think again. In the debut episode of the Movified Podcast, I sat down with four seasoned moving company owners who shared raw stories of hustle, humor, and hard-earned growth. From Craigslist gigs to culture-building, this episode is a no-fluff blueprint for anyone looking to build a real business in the moving industry.

What happens when a routine move turns into a crisis? For Mario Reyes of South Bay Moving Systems, it wasn’t just another job—it was a life-threatening standoff. With 40+ years in the industry, Mario shares the wild story and the leadership lessons that came from it. In this Movified Minicast, you'll hear how he built a 23-truck operation—and stayed grounded through it all.