Off The Dome Radio

Show Description: Join Tim and Slager in this episode as they share personal experiences, career updates, and insightful discussions that inspire both personal and professional growth. Slager's chance meeting with an old friend at a cigar bar sparks a conversation about the value of unexpected connections. Slager prepares for the upcoming Murph event at CrossFit Lupos, highlighting the necessary prep work. Tim celebrates his first Moneyball pickleball tournament win and reflects on the lessons learned. He also shares his excitement about a new pickleball instructor opportunity at Chatham Hills and his goals for expanding his network. The episode provides valuable tips for navigating a competitive job market and creative strategies to boost visibility. Slager updates on his business, focusing on niche content and sports. They discuss Chris Voss's "Don't Split the Difference," applying the Ackerman Model for negotiating a rent decrease. Tim shares insights from "Ikigai," exploring the secret to a long life. Tune in for practical advice and inspiration to reach your highest potential. Special Offer from Our Sponsor: Enhance your focus and energy with Magic Mind's 2-oz shots. Visit MagicMind.com/OffTheDome20 or use code "OffTheDome20" at checkout for 20% off your path to elevated mental health. Show Notes: Introduction & Unexpected Encounters - 2:30 - 5:30: Slager recounts a run-in with an old friend at a cigar bar, illustrating how unexpected encounters can lead to exhilarating conversations and new perspectives. Weather Changes & Iced Coffee - 5:30 - 12:30: The Midwest weather is changing, prompting a discussion about their favorite times of the year and the refreshing switch to iced coffee. Preparing for the Murph Event - 12:30 - 17:30: Slager shares details about the upcoming Murph event at CrossFit Lupos and the type of preparation required for such a demanding workout. Tim's Pickleball Tournament Win - 17:30 - 22:30: Tim recaps his first Moneyball pickleball tournament win, discussing the key lessons learned and the importance of continuous improvement. New Pickleball Instructor Opportunity - 22:30 - 25:00: Tim talks about his new opportunity as a pickleball instructor at Chatham Hills and his goals for working with a new network of people. Navigating a Competitive Job Search - 25:00 - 33:30: Tim provides tips for navigating a challenging competitive job search landscape, sharing creative strategies to boost visibility and stand out. Slager's Business Updates - 33:30 - 46:45: Slager updates on his business, focusing on getting more niche with his content and sports focus, and the benefits of a targeted approach. Book Talk: "Don't Split the Difference" - 46:45 - 53:15: Slager discusses Chris Voss's "Don't Split the Difference," highlighting the Ackerman Model for negotiating a rent decrease after being informed of an increase. Book Talk: "Ikigai" - 53:15 - End: Tim shares insights from "Ikigai," exploring the secrets to a long and fulfilling life, and how the Japanese concept can inspire us to live with purpose and joy.

Show Description: Join Tim and Slager as they sit down with Adam Weber, the Chief Evangelist at 15Five, a performance management platform focused on driving business results. Adam's journey began as a pastor, leading a church at just 25 years old, before venturing into the corporate world and finding success in sales. He transitioned into entrepreneurship by co-founding Bluebridge Digital, a mobile app platform, and Emplify, an employee engagement measurement platform, both of which he successfully exited. In this episode, Adam shares his unique perspective on leadership, the evolution of workplace culture, and building high-performing teams. He also reflects on his journey through the sale of two companies, the future of work, and his current role as host of the HR Superstars podcast. Tune in for a biographical journey through Adam's career and insights on effective leadership. Show Notes: Introduction and Pastoral Beginnings (5:30 - 7:45): Adam Weber reflects on his early career as a pastor, leading a church at the age of 25. He shares insights into the leadership lessons learned from his pastoral role. Corporate Sales to Entrepreneurship (7:45 - 10:30): From his first corporate sales job, Adam realized he was capable of more. An opportunity to start a mobile app company, Bluebridge Digital, marked his transition into entrepreneurship. Blueprints for Success and Leadership (10:30 - 13:00): Adam discusses the characteristics of his first business partner that led to Bluebridge's success. He also shares how they defined their roles and responsibilities to ensure smooth business operations. Leadership Lessons from Ministry to Business (16:30 - 20:30): Lessons learned from his time as a pastor informed Adam's leadership style and public speaking abilities. He reveals how these skills translated into his entrepreneurial journey and current role. Content Creation and Public Speaking (20:30 - 23:00): Adam discusses his current work as a content creator, public speaker, and podcast host, emphasizing how he's building on his existing expertise while continually learning and sharing new insights. Learning and Growing (23:00 - 28:00): Adam shares his approach to learning and developing content, and then turns the discussion toward Tim and Slager, as they share how 5 years of podcasting have enriched their understanding of their craft. The Four-Day Workweek Debate (28:00 - 33:00): Addressing the topic of a four-day workweek, Adam offers his perspective on its potential to enhance performance management and the evolving workplace landscape. Effective Conversations and Feedback (33:00 - 42:30): Adam dives into best practices for conversations between managers and newly onboarded employees. He details the importance of feedback and how to ensure it's received positively. Journey Through Emplify (42:30 - 49:30): Adam shares his experience transitioning to Emplify, highlighting two surprising findings from employee engagement surveys conducted by the company. Navigating the Sale of Two Companies (49:30 - 55:30): Adam discusses the emotional journey of selling two companies, comparing his experiences and challenges during each sale. Life at 15Five (55:30 - 1:05:15): Adam outlines his role at 15Five post-acquisition, sharing insights from his work on the HR Superstars podcast. Scaling Bluebridge (1:05:15 - 1:08:30): Adam reflects on his experience scaling Bluebridge, focusing on how he maintained composure and leadership during growth phases. Legacy and Impact (1:08:30 - End): Adam concludes with reflections on the legacy he wants to leave and how he aspires to be remembered.

Show Description Join Tim and Slager on another engaging episode of Off the Dome Radio, where personal achievements blend with professional insights to inspire our listeners. We kick off with some light-hearted banter on the art of speeding safely, before diving deep into Tim's first 5.0-level pickleball tournament victory and the life lessons it taught him. Slager shares his progress in jiu-jitsu, revealing how martial arts principles are influencing his business strategies, particularly in his nutrition and coaching venture. We also explore practical career tips with Tim, offering listeners a unique advantage in job interviews. Slager weighs in with essential nutrition advice for athletes, while both hosts share transformative insights from their latest reads, "Outwitting the Devil" by Napoleon Hill and "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss. This episode is a trove of wisdom for anyone looking to excel personally and professionally. Special Offer from Our Sponsor: Enhance your focus and energy with Magic Mind's 2-oz shots. Visit MagicMind.com/OffTheDome20 (MagicMind.com/OffTheDome20) or use code "OffTheDome20" at checkout for 20% off your path to elevated mental health. Show Notes Intro and Speeding Safely - 2:45-12:45: We begin with an entertaining discussion on speeding, sharing stories and tips on how to navigate the roads with a bit of speed, safely. Pickleball Triumphs - 12:45-26:45: Tim shares his journey to winning his first 5.0-level pickleball tournament, extracting three pivotal takeaways applicable to sports and daily life. Slager's Jiu-Jitsu and Business Update - 26:45-39:15: Slager talks about his latest achievements in jiu-jitsu, the evolution of his approach, and parallels to his strategies in the nutrition/coaching business. Discover why Slager's becoming a celebrated customer at Panera. Career Tips with Tim - 39:15-51:15: Tim dives into career advancement strategies, detailing three standout answers for job interviews that can set you apart in the quest for your dream job. Nutrition and Performance with Slager - 51:15-1:01:30: Slager delivers valuable nutrition tips for optimizing athletic performance, emphasizing the balance between food quality and fitness goals. Book Insights: "Outwitting the Devil" - 1:01:30-1:07:15: Tim discusses "Outwitting the Devil" by Napoleon Hill, exploring the dual mindsets we adopt in decision-making and the path to breakthrough success. Book Insights: "Never Split the Difference" - 1:07:15-End: Slager wraps up with insights from "Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss, presenting four effective approaches to conflict resolution and negotiation to achieve your desires.

Show Description: In this compelling episode, we sit down with DJ Muller, a tech entrepreneur, founder of WebLink International, and owner of 1 to 100 Advisors, a consultancy firm helping founders/CEOs of B2B companies scale their own companies. From his early days growing up in national parks across the United States to launching his first tech company at the age of 14, DJ's journey is a testament to the power of curiosity, innovation, and resilience. Dive into DJ's world as he shares insights from his roller-coaster career in tech, including the highs of scaling a business to the challenges of navigating customer satisfaction and financial sustainability. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur, a tech enthusiast, or someone looking for a dose of inspiration, this episode promises to deliver valuable lessons and stories to fuel your passion and ambition. Show Notes: Introduction to DJ's Unique Background - 4:00: DJ's talks about his intriguing childhood influenced by his national park upbringing and the entrepreneurial spirit instilled by his family. First Venture into Tech Entrepreneurship - 7:30: Discover how DJ's love for computers and problem-solving led him to create revolutionary scheduling software at just 14, laying the groundwork for his future ventures. Lessons from Early Business Ventures - 11:30: DJ reflects on the invaluable lessons learned from his first business, emphasizing the importance of support systems and the drive to innovate. Mischief and Innovation - 14:00: A lighter moment with DJ sharing tales of school pranks that showcased his early knack for technology and creativity. From College to Tech Pioneer - 18:00: Follow DJ's journey from being a sought-after engineer to quitting his job to start an internet company that would redefine membership management software for associations. Scaling Up and Overcoming Obstacles - 23:00 - 27:00: DJ's move back to Indianapolis marked a new chapter with patent applications, mentorship from ExactTarget founders, and crucial lessons in scaling a business and managing cash flow during tough times. Unexpected Success Stories - 37:45: DJ shares surprising verticals that thrived under his company's solutions, offering insights into market fit and innovation. Tech for Good: Relay Initiative - 40:00: Learn about DJ's involvement with High Alpha and the development of Relay, a platform enhancing communication between citizens and law enforcement. The Power of AI in Business - 46:00: A deep dive into how AI can serve as a productivity tool across various fields, emphasizing its role in financial planning and analysis. Keys to Scaling a Business - 1:13:15: DJ discusses his advisory company, 1 to 100 Advisors, and the critical traits of successful team members, drawing on his extensive experience to help others grow their businesses. Vision for the Future - 1:18:00: DJ outlines his vision for 1 to 100 advisors and the impactful projects on his radar, aiming to leave a lasting legacy in the tech world. A Lasting Legacy - 1:22:00: Reflecting on how he wants to be remembered, DJ shares his aspirations for making a significant impact through technology and mentorship.

Show Description: In this episode, join us as we dive into a mix of personal development, professional growth, and unique lifestyle choices. From Tim's exploration of a new pickleball gym to enhance his fitness and networking, to Slager's reflections on a recent jiu-jitsu tournament, this episode is packed with actionable insights. Discover the world's first productivity drink, Magic Mind, and get a peek into Tim's new morning routine he's been doing for the last 6 months. Gain valuable business advice, including a 3-step process to make a significant impact in a new job. Learn fitness and nutrition tips that redefine your relationship with carbs, and dive into enlightening book discussions with takeaways from "Your Next Five Moves" by Patrick Bet-David and "Inner Game of Tennis," providing strategies for mental clarity and stress management. Whether you're seeking to elevate your professional life or personal well-being, this episode offers the tools to help you thrive. Show Notes: Introduction to New Heights with Pickleball - 2:30 - 9:30: Tim shares his excitement about joining a new pickleball gym, focusing on the benefits for his fitness, skills, and networking. Enhancing Morning Routines - 9:30 - 13:30: Tim discusses extending his morning routine to include activities that bring him flow and enjoyment, transforming the start of his day. Magic Mind Review - 13:30 - 19:00: An exploration of Magic Mind, the world's first productivity drink, and how it fits into our daily performance. Slager's Jiu-Jitsu Journey - 19:00 - 28:30: Slager recounts his experience in a jiu-jitsu tournament, sharing key takeaways, improvement areas, and unexpected insights. Business Insights with Tim - 28:30 - 34:30: Quick business updates from Tim, including a crucial 3-step process for making an impactful start in a new job. Rethinking Carbs with Slager - 34:30 - 41:00: Slager offers a fitness/nutrition tip on optimizing carb intake before workouts, promoting carbs as beneficial rather than detrimental. Book Insights: "Your Next Five Moves" - 41:00 - 48:00: Slager dives into Patrick Bet-David's "Your Next Five Moves," focusing on strategies for handling frustration and planning ahead. Tim's Take on "Inner Game of Tennis" - 48:00 - End: Tim shares his top takeaways from "Inner Game of Tennis," including techniques for achieving mental peace and overcoming stress in challenging situations.

Show Description: Join us in Episode 220 of Off the Dome Radio for a journey that blends personal achievements, insightful discussions, and practical wisdom. This episode kicks off with Tim and Colin's holiday recaps, followed by Slager's in-depth preview of his upcoming Jiu-Jitsu tournament. Tim then shares his experiences and key takeaways from his first 5.0 level doubles pickleball tournament. The conversation shifts to a critical review of the Netflix documentary "You Are What You Eat," where Slager dissects the content with a close eye. Tim updates us on his business developments, including enhancing his online presence and introducing new services. He also offers invaluable career tips for those seeking a new path without prior experience. Slager talks about his business progress, including his first employee's performance and his strategic approach to website blogging. Additionally, we dive into Slager's thoughts on "Atomic Habits" by James Clear and Tim's insights on "Ikigai," exploring the concept of continuous self-improvement and finding life's purpose. Tune in for an episode with lessons on growth, strategy, and the pursuit of passion. Show Notes: * Holiday Recaps - 2:45-8:15: Tim and Colin share their holiday experiences, focusing on family time and personal highlights. * Slager's Jiu-Jitsu Tournament Prep - 8:15-17:15: Slager previews his upcoming Jiu-Jitsu tournament, discussing his preparation, practice routines, and diet, along with the strategic mindset required for success. * Tim's Pickleball Tournament Experience - 17:15-27:45: Tim reflects on his first 5.0 level doubles pickleball tournament at the APP Midwest Open, sharing his top three lessons learned and how they contribute to both skill and overall health. * Netflix Documentary Review: "You Are What You Eat" - 27:45-37:45: Slager gives a detailed analysis of the documentary, discussing points of agreement and areas of skepticism regarding the study results. * Tim's Business Updates - 37:45-46:45: Tim talks about enhancing his career coaching business's online presence, new services he's offering, and general business growth strategies. * Career Tips from Tim - 41:30-50:45: Tim provides essential advice for breaking into a new career without prior experience, including practical steps and LinkedIn profile optimization tips. * Slager's Business Insights - 50:45-53:00: Slager updates on his business progress, discussing his first employee's integration into his business, blog strategy for his website, and a sneak peek into the collaborative podcast book project. * Slager's Book Talk: "Atomic Habits" - 53:00-56:15: Slager shares his interpretations of "Atomic Habits" by James Clear, emphasizing the philosophy of improving by 1% every day. * Tim's Book Insights: "Ikigai" - 56:15-1:00:00: Tim explores the concept of "Ikigai," discussing the four essential elements to finding one's purpose and a perspective on retirement.

Show Description: Dive into this episode where we blend personal growth, professional insights, and diverse discussions. We begin with Slager's discovery of Sweet Green, a potential rival to BiBibop, and reflect on the importance of genuine curiosity from our chat with Ryan Danley. Tim shares how he's reshaped Slager's view on diverse opinions, while Slager discusses his strategic approach to wealth management. Tim brings life lessons from his first professional pickleball tournament and updates on his corporate resume project. We also explore networking strategies and Slager's latest writing ventures in the cannabis industry and content creation. The episode concludes with insightful book discussions, exploring Nietzsche's philosophy on walking and reflection, and Gary Vee's "Crush It!" for insights on passion-driven success. Tune in for an episode rich in wisdom and practical advice. *Show Notes: * Introduction - 3:20 - 12:20: We start with Slager's interesting find - a potential rival to BiBibop, Sweet Green, and what this discovery means for our food choices. Reflection on Ryan Danley Episode - 12:20 - 19:05: We revisit episode 214 with Ryan Danley, focusing on the importance of genuine curiosity and understanding the 'why' behind people's thoughts. Changing Perspectives - 19:05 - 22:20: Slager discusses how Tim influenced his views on valuing diverse opinions, particularly from celebrities, and the broader implications of this perspective shift. Wealth Management Strategies - 22:20 - 24:35: Slager talks about his proactive approach to wealth management, focusing on administrative efficiency and structural improvements in his business. Tim's Life Updates - 24:35 - 39:50: Tim shares key insights from his first professional single pickleball tournament, discussing the mental and physical benefits of continuous improvement, the health advantages of working on a skillset for yourself, and the importance of listening to your body. Tim's Business Updates - 39:50 - 52:50: Tim dives into his latest corporate resume project, emphasizing improvements in communication and understanding employee values. He also discusses his business plan formation and competitive advantage. Networking Insights - 52:50 - 59:05: We explore effective strategies for building a personal network and preview our upcoming book discussion. Slager's Business and Life Updates - 59:05 - 1:12:50: Slager updates us on his onboarding process improvements, his work in the cannabis industry, and his methodical approach to content creation. Book Talk - Nietzsche's Insights - 1:12:50 - 1:18:35: We discuss the value of walking and thinking, inspired by Nietzsche, and the benefits of journaling post-walk for idea generation and thought processing. Slager's Book Talk - Gary Vee's "Crush It!" - 1:18:35 - End: Slager shares his takeaways from Gary Vee's book, discussing how he's leveraging his passions and the internet for success, and touches on the mindset of victimhood.

Show Description: In this exciting new episode, we reconnect with Shwa Hall and Max Gavin, the creative minds behind Memento Zero Proof Lounge. Just days away from their official launch, these co-founders shed light on their upcoming menu, the idea behind their brand and business, the growth of the non-alcoholic beverage industry, and the one-of-a-kind experiences awaiting visitors. With a prime location in downtown Fishers and a dedication to crafting memorable moments without the alcohol, Memento Zero Proof Lounge is poised to become the next big sensation. Don't forget! Memento Zero Proof Lounge officially opens its doors on Saturday, October 28th at 10 am. Located in the heart of downtown Fishers in the First Internet Bank building, they're set to redefine how we think about beverages and lounging. Come for the ambiance, stay for the unparalleled experience! Regular Hours: Monday - Thursday: 7am-10pm Friday-Saturday: 7am-midnight Sunday: 8am-8pm. Location: 8701 E 116th St Suite 145, Fishers, IN 46038. Show Notes: Introduction - 4:15 - 7:45: Reintroduction to Shwa Hall and Max Gavin. Get the latest updates on Memento Zero Proof, including key dates, hours of operation, and their location. Year in Review - 7:45 - 9:15: Catch up on what Shwa and Max have been tackling since our last chat in January 2023. Understand the challenges they faced with construction permits and major projects. Crafting the Ambience - 9:15 - 17:15: Dive deep into the heart of Memento Zero Proof Lounge's interior design. Shwa and Max discuss balancing cost-efficiency with a captivating atmosphere and how value engineering played a crucial role. Trending: Non-Alcoholic Beverages - 17:15 - 21:15: Understand the soaring popularity of the non-alcoholic beverage industry and speculate on its promising future with insights from the duo. Day & Night at Memento - 21:15 - 24:00: What does a day at Memento Zero Proof look like? The co-owners paint a picture of the lounge's unique atmosphere and the experiences guests can anticipate. Savory & Sweet Delights - 24:00 - 29:45: A revelation of the food menu! Dive into the details of what patrons can expect, followed by a deep dive into the drink menu, seasonal plans for 2023 and 2024, and their dream collaborations. The Road Ahead - 37:15 - 41:15: With the opening just around the corner, get the scoop on their final announcements and a glimpse into the long-term vision for Memento Zero Proof Lounge. Standing Out in a Crowd - 41:15: Learn what sets Memento Zero Proof apart. Shwa and Max unpack the unique offerings they bring to the table and forecast their place in the ever-evolving industry.

Show Description: In this episode, we chat with Markiss Stone, the man behind the popular Instagram handle @travelingfoodieguyde. With a following of nearly 70,000 passionate fans, Markiss has carved a niche for himself as a leading authority on food, travel, and entertainment in Indianapolis. Join us as we dive into his journey from being an avid traveler and food lover to becoming a renowned foodie influencer. Whether you're a food enthusiast, an aspiring influencer, or someone who loves a good travel story, this episode promises a delightful treat! Show Notes: Introduction - 4:00 - 8:30: Dive into Markiss's background, his early love for food and travel, and the spark that ignited his foodie journey during a trip to Greece. The Social Media Evolution - 8:30 - 11:00: Discover how Markiss transformed his content strategy with reels, and the pivotal moment at Garden Table restaurant that set the tone for his future endeavors. Philosophy & Values - 11:00 - 14:45: Markiss shares his belief in valuing experiences over material possessions and how this philosophy seamlessly blended travel into his food-centric brand. The Foodie Chronicles - 14:45 - 17:00: Laugh along with Markiss as he recounts a hilarious story from Raw Bar and discusses the one food he can't stand. Promoting Local Businesses - 17:00 - 20:00: Understand Markiss's vision of being a bridge between local establishments and consumers, celebrating the diversity of tastes. Building Authentic Relationships - 20:00 - 22:30: Learn why Markiss prioritizes genuine relationships over transactions and how he supports businesses impacted by the pandemic. Elevating the Brand - 22:30 - 28:30: Markiss reflects on his interactions with fellow foodies, leveraging his background in radio/TV, and the steps he took to distinguish his brand in the crowded foodie space. Behind the Scenes - 28:30 - 35:00: Get a glimpse into the organization mechanisms that power @travelingfoodieguyde, from spreadsheets to value-driven pricing strategies. Plus, insights into collaborations with in-house marketing teams and the landscape of restaurant marketing. Content Creation Masterclass - 34:00 - 38:45: Markiss breaks down his end-to-end recording and editing process, ensuring each restaurant visit results in unique content. Future Aspirations - 50:45 - 54:00: Markiss shares his goals for expanding his reach and growing his follower base. Influencer Inspirations - 54:00 - 58:00: Hear about "Instatravel" (book) and Aggie, the international influencer who left a lasting impression on Markiss. Tech Talk - 58:00 - 1:01:00: Markiss's perspective on AI and why he chooses not to integrate it into his business model. Broadening Horizons - 1:01:00 - 1:03:30: Markiss unveils his vision for diversifying content beyond food and delving deeper into travel. Golden Advice - 1:03:30 - 1:07:00: Markiss offers foundational tips for anyone looking to start a passion-driven page on social media. Legacy Thoughts - 1:07:00 - end: Reflecting on his journey, Markiss shares how he wishes to be remembered in the world of food, travel, and entertainment.

Show Description: In this episode, we sit down with Steve, the Co-founder and CEO of FlexWerk, a game-changing ecosystem of FlexSpaces crafted for all fitness goals and training types. Dive deep into Steve's journey from being a passionate gym enthusiast to pioneering a flexible, customizable, and immersive fitness experience. Discover the challenges, innovations, and the vision behind FlexWerk, and how it's reshaping the fitness industry. If you're intrigued by the blend of design, technology, and becoming your own boss in fitness, this episode is a must-listen! To dive deeper into the world of FlexWerk, visit their website here (https://flexwerkfitness.com/). Show Notes: Introduction - 4:20 - 8:20: Steve's early days in the fitness world, his rapid rise from a certified personal trainer at 19 to becoming the Fitness Manager of the Year, twice, amidst 500 clubs nationwide. Mindset & Observations - 8:20 - 13:05: Learn about Steve's passion for innovation, team-building, and leadership. His experiences across various roles, especially at UFC Gym, and the recurring challenges he identified in the fitness industry. Industry Stagnation - 13:05 - 19:20: Steve's insights on why the fitness industry's core business models remain unchanged and the lack of rewards for innovative thinking. Building FlexWerk - 19:20 - 21:20: The inception of FlexWerk amidst the pandemic, rising material costs, and Steve's philosophy of empowering fitness professionals to overcome obstacles. From Thoughts to Execution - 21:20 - 39:20: Learn about Steve's diligent planning, the essence of the FlexWerk brand, and the importance of authenticity, transparency, and technology in its success. Inside FlexWerk - 39:20 - 46:50: A virtual tour of the FlexWerk facility, offering listeners a glimpse into the unique features and design elements. Target Audience - 46:50 - 54:20: Understanding FlexWerk's primary clientele, from fitness professionals to evolving customer segments. Continuous Evolution - 54:20 - 1:02:20: Steve's approach to improving FlexWerk facilities, data-driven decision-making, and the rationale behind choosing Indianapolis for its location. Competitive Landscape - 1:02:20 - 1:08:20: Steve's perspective on how FlexWerk stands out in the crowded fitness industry. Business Model Deep Dive - 1:08:20 - 1:26:20: An in-depth look into FlexWerk's revenue streams, the journey to becoming a franchisor, and the importance of partnering with the right investors. Innovative Offerings - 1:26:20 - 1:32:05: Steve elaborates on the new verticals integrated into FlexWerk, from space reservation to innovative client acquisition strategies. Then vs. Now - 1:32:05 - 1:40:20: Comparing Steve's client acquisition methods from his personal training days to his current business strategies. Final Musings - 1:40:20 - end: Steve's concluding thoughts on FlexWerk's mission, the value it brings to the fitness community, and his legacy aspirations.

Show Description: In this episode, we are thrilled to have Carter, Co-founder of PrintNet Solutions, a company that is revolutionizing the 3D printing industry. Carter shares his journey from a young Minecraft server entrepreneur to a leader in the 3D printing software business. He discusses his experiences with mentorship, the importance of providing value, and his vision for the future of 3D printing. Tune in to learn about the transformative power of technology and the potential of 3D printing in shaping our world. To learn more about Carter's business, PrintNet Solutions, visit their website here. Show Notes: Introduction - 4:00 - 10:45: The episode begins with Carter's introduction, his passion for connecting with people, and a tour of his new office. Carter's Background - 10:45 - 13:45: Carter shares his early entrepreneurial experiences, his love for numbers and markets, and how his first business venture at 12 years old shaped his perspective on job opportunities and value creation. Family Influence - 13:45 - 19:00: Carter discusses the impact of his grandparents, their farming background, and how their hustling spirit influenced his character and work ethic. Mentorship and Learning - 19:00 - 22:30: Carter shares the lessons he learned from his mentor Ryan McKeever, the importance of media as leverage, and how he applied Gary V's principle of "getting as close to the sun as possible" in his approach to service and mentorship. Value of Free Work - 22:30 - 40:30: Carter discusses his experience of working for free on a hemp farm in Colorado, the stigma of unpaid work, and the importance of learning from others to build your own dream. Founding of PrintNet Solutions - 40:30 - 48:00: Carter shares how he co-founded PrintNet Solutions, a 3D printing software company, and the challenges they faced in managing their 3D print farm. Evolution of PrintNet Solutions - 48:00 - 54:40: Carter discusses the evolution of PrintNet Solutions, the development of their product, and how they improved the 3D printing process. Innovation in 3D Printing - 54:40 - 58:10: Carter shares his insights on the key areas for innovation in 3D printing and the role of PrintNet Solutions in this space. Understanding 3D Printing - 58:10 - 59:40: Carter provides a simple explanation of the 3D printing process for beginners and how PrintNet Solutions fits into this process. Vision for PrintNet Solutions - 59:40 - 1:31:10: Carter outlines his vision for PrintNet Solutions, its potential impact on the world, and the ideal customer for their product. Final Thoughts - 1:31:10 - end: Carter shares his final words of advice for people pursuing their passions and how he wants to be remembered.

Show Description: Join us for this captivating episode as we host Ryan Danley, Co-founder and Co-Owner of Ohio Drip. Following a life-changing snowmobiling accident that left him paralyzed, Ryan and his wife Kelsey embarked on a journey of healing and entrepreneurship, launching their ice-dyed clothing company, 'Ohio Drip.' This episode delves into Ryan's mental shift post-accident, the impact of specific books on his life, the birth of 'Ohio Drip,' and his podcast 'Danley and Friends.' Tune in for an inspiring exploration of overcoming adversity, embracing purpose, and making a difference. To learn more about Ryan's business, Ohio Drip, visit his website here. Show Notes: Introduction - 4:30 - 8:00: Our episode begins with introductions and insights into Ryan's daily routine and exercise regimen with a wheelchair. The Life-altering Accident - 8:00 - 12:00: Ryan recounts the snowmobiling accident in Canada that significantly transformed his life and shares his initial feelings and experiences following the incident. Mindset Shift - 12:00 - 23:30: Here, Ryan talks about the critical shift in his mindset following the accident. He shares his adaptation process and how it continues to be an ongoing journey. He also discusses the profound influence of books such as Viktor Frankl's 'Man's Search for Meaning' and David Goggins' works. Philosophy Evolution - 23:30 - 28:30: Ryan reflects on a powerful moment with nature that reshaped his philosophy. He emphasizes how he felt compelled to live and pursue his mission, bringing to light the beauty of life's chaos. Positive Impacts - 28:30 - 35:00: Ryan enumerates the positive outcomes from his accident and his evolving perspective on life's hurdles, heavily influenced by Viktor Frankl. He explores his new-found selflessness and interest in helping others. Inception of Ohio Drip - 35:00 - 52:00: Ryan and his wife, Kelsey, share their entrepreneurial journey from a fun idea to a community-benefiting business with 'Ohio Drip.' They recount their early days, key partnerships, and how they balanced each other as business partners. Time Management - 52:00 - 59:30: This segment sees a group discussion on effective time management and the challenge of harmonizing a dreamer's mentality with day-to-day execution. The Podcast Experience - 59:30 - 1:06:00: We delve into Ryan's podcast, 'Danley and Friends,' and his future plans to use his HR expertise in assisting and conversing with entrepreneurs and other professionals. Authentic Identity - 1:06:00 - 1:11:00: The discussion turns to the importance of maintaining an authentic identity and standing out in the content creation world. Educated Conversations - 1:11:00 - 1:24:00: Ryan suggests solutions for facilitating educated conversations in society and fostering understanding among individuals with differing opinions. Corporate Compliance - 1:24:00 - 1:28:30: Ryan gives us a glimpse into his day job in the corporate compliance and ethics department for American Honda. Improving Society - 1:28:30 - 1:34:30: Co-hosts Tim and Colin share their insights on societal repair. Health Thoughts - 1:34:30 - 1:43:30: Ryan speaks on the importance of health considerations, specifically the role of Vitamin C in combating metabolic disease and cancer threats. Conclusion - 1:43:30: Wrapping up the episode, Ryan provides profound advice on the importance of following one's 'north star.' He also shares how he wants to be remembered when it is all said and done.

Show Description: In this episode of the podcast, we connect on various aspects of life, from personal anecdotes and important life lessons to professional development and wellness tips. We provide some recent life updates , including Slager's unexpected lessons from a short-term water outage and Tim's bachelor party recap. You'll hear about Tim's exciting work with the LEAP Program, and how he's integrating journaling into his daily routine. Slager reveals his recent podcast experience discussing male emotions and spirituality, and his tactical approach to content scheduling. Lastly, we share valuable nuggets on becoming a self-reliant learner at work, dealing with rib injuries, and taking inspiration from stoic philosophy and Atomic Habits by James Clear. Tune in for an episode filled with humor, valuable lessons, and a fresh perspective on personal growth. Show Notes: Introduction - 3:00 - 21:45: We start by catching up on recent happenings in our lives. Slager shares a critical lesson he learned about gratitude and perspective after a brief period without running water. We also recap a bit of Tim's bachelor party, including golf and a memorable tour of the Woodford Distillery. Life and Business Updates - 21:45 - 32:00: We dive into Tim's latest life and business updates. Tim talks about his imminent wedding, recent golf and pickleball ventures, and a rewarding workshop he conducted with the LEAP Program for ReSource, a Vermont Non-Profit. He shares how the experience sharpened his public speaking skills and how he tailored his career development tips to resonate with a younger audience. Slager's Podcast Experience - 32:00 - 42:00: Slager recounts his recent appearance on the Cup of Joy podcast, where he discussed controlling emotions and expressing spirituality from a man's perspective. He highlights the importance of men expressing their emotions and seeking help. Becoming a Learning Machine - 42:00 - 50:00: We discuss practical strategies to enhance learning in the workplace, especially when your manager may not know how to train you. From initiating discussions with your manager, utilizing internal resources, to leveraging external knowledge resources, we discuss numerous tactics to foster self-growth. Slager's Business Update - 50:00 - 55:00: Slager provides a business update, focusing on his efforts in scheduling content. He shares how structuring content for different days and platforms forces a methodical approach to content creation. Wellness Tip - 55:00 - 57:00: Slager shares some minimal yet effective strategies for managing rib injuries, drawn from his personal experience with Jiu-Jitsu. Tim's Book Talk - 57:00 - 1:05:00: Tim discusses stoic philosophy, highlighting an impactful quote from Marcus Aurelius about where to invest your energy and time. He provides insight into how to apply these principles in both personal and professional contexts. Slager's Book Talk - 1:05:00 - End: Slager shares valuable insights from the book "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. He breaks down the "habit loop," discusses ways to break bad habits and create good ones, offering a compelling close to our conversation.

Show Description: In this engaging podcast episode, we are joined by the multi-talented Lissa Sears. As a comedian, actor, motivational speaker, author, and the founder of "Flat Out Love", Sears shares her personal journey living with multiple sclerosis, the inception of her meetup group for those living flat post-mastectomy, and how comedy played a role in her life. She also enlightens us on the risks of breast cancer implants and how she developed a mindset to overcome life's tragedies. This is a heartfelt, inspiring, and informative episode you won't want to miss. To learn more about Sears, visit her LinkTree here (https://linktr.ee/JustSears). Show Notes: Introduction - 5:00 - 19:00: We kick off the episode with some light-hearted banter about college rivalries before delving into Sears' background and experience. She opens up about living with multiple sclerosis and the empowerment she felt when she quit smoking. Risks of Breast Cancer Implants - 19:00-30:00: At this point, Sears turns the conversation toward the serious risks associated with breast cancer implants. She raises concern about how doctors often push these implants on patients without fully divulging the potential dangers and complications. Comedy Breakthrough - 30:00-43:30: Sears then recounts how she ventured into the world of comedy. She shares an amusing and inspiring anecdote about a chance encounter with Pat McAfee at a poker hall that played a significant role in influencing her comedy career. Introduction to "Flat Out Love" - 43:30-1:08:00: Sears takes a moment to formally introduce herself and discuss the creation of “Flat Out Love”, a meetup group for flatties. She explains the process of setting up the Facebook page, which quickly gained traction and garnered over 3,000 members. Expanding "Flat Out Love" - 1:08:00-1:18:00: Moving forward, Sears describes her ongoing efforts to organize meetup groups in different cities and how she is building the “Flat Out Love” brand across the country. She also provides insights into how she assembled a small, dedicated team to aid in her mission. Developing a Resilient Mindset - 1:18-1:25:00: Here, Sears sheds light on how she developed the mental fortitude to overcome life's tragedies, including her battles with multiple sclerosis and cancer. Her insights provide an uplifting perspective on resilience. Putting Things into Perspective - 1:25:00-1:33: Sears imparts valuable advice on the importance of putting things into perspective and focusing on the aspects of life that you can control. She emphasizes the significance of a positive outlook even in the face of adversity. Legacy - 1:35:00: In the concluding segment of the episode, we ask Sears how she wants to be remembered. She speaks passionately about her aspirations for her legacy and the impact she hopes to have on others through her life's work.

Show Notes: Chris Ewing is an entrepreneur, personal trainer, and Founder of the Atlas Process, a system designed to coach athletes toward a stronger mind and body. In this episode, we explore the impact of social media, personal accountability, physical training, and mindset development. Chris also shares his journey from a corporate 9-5 job to becoming an entrepreneur, developing the Atlas Process for high-performing athletes. He talks about his ideal clients, networking, and how he built a network in a new city without knowing anyone. We also discuss the power of positive affirmations, overcoming negative self-talk, and how to optimize your decision-making process. Listen in for tips on how to improve your life and mindset. To learn more about Chris, you can reach him at: Instagram: @therealcewing Email: theatlassprocess@gmail.com Show Description: 4:00-27:07: We begin the show by discussing the strengths and weaknesses of the current school system, the good and bad of social media, the power of personal accountability, igniting your inner drive, and overcoming limitations and negative self-talk. We delve into the positive aspects of self-education through platforms like TikTok and YouTube, as well as the mental health impacts of social media. Chris shares insights on how to tap into your inner fire and push your body to its limits, transitioning it from a "good" to an "excellent" condition. He also discusses the integration of written affirmations into health and life journeys. 27:07-55:00: Chris discusses his background and the path that led him to his current endeavors. He shares his experience working corporate 9-to-5 jobs, developing the "Atlas Process" for high-performing athletes, and ultimately starting his own business. We delve into his ideal training clients, lessons learned from the transition to entrepreneurship, and the challenges and benefits of giving things out for free as a business owner. 55:00 - 1:27:30: Chris delves into mindset, self-development, and self-awareness. He shares how being an entrepreneur has made him a better person in various aspects of life. We also explore his strategies for building a network in a new city, the importance of journaling and daily positive affirmations, and his vision for scaling his business. 1:27:30 - 1:30:00: Chris reflects on how he wants to be remembered and leaves us with his final thoughts on personal growth and using the internet as an infinite database for improving one's life.

Show Description: Dolly Meckler is an entrepreneur, content creator, and digital/social media consultant. She is the Founder of Challah Dolly (Bread Brand), Creator and Host of "You Have Such a Pretty Face" (Interview Show about fat phobia and body image), Co-Founder of Snaplistings (Real Estate Marketing Company), and former team member of digital content powerhouses HBO and YouTube. In this interview, Dolly talks about her entrepreneurial journey, key lessons learned along the way, and what all successful brands have in common. To learn more about Dolly, you can visit her work at: Website: DollyMeckler.com Instagram: @dollymeckler Show Highlights: 4:00-17:30: Dolly dives into her college background, her entrepreneurial spirit, and how she started her own interview show at IU Bloomington. 17:30-27:15: Dolly talks about her first "real" job after college at HBO and the key lessons she learned in digital marketing, social media management, and copywriting. 27:15-33:30: Dolly discusses another entrepreneurial venture: "Snaplistings," and how it transformed the real estate industry. 33:30-45:00: Dolly dives into the process of moving to Los Angeles, pivoting into starting a bread baking business during the pandemic, and how she evolved her brand marketing into a radio show interviewing women about their experiences with body image. 45:00-56:15: We ask Dolly about the biggest mind shifts she's experienced with brand storytelling and marketing. 56:00-1:04:00: Dolly recaps her move back to New York, how her bread baking business took off, and what made that brand unique. 1:04:00-1:19:00: To end the show, Dolly highlights her future goals, what all successful brands have in common, her final advice to the audience, and how she wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In this podcast, we talk with Drew, a jiu-jitsu coach and entrepreneur, about his personal journey of transformation and how he started his own business in the martial arts industry. Not only does he provide tips and lessons on starting a side hustle, but he also explains the many benefits of engaging in activities like jiu-jitsu. Show Notes: 4:30 - 7:30 (Background and Transformation): Drew shares his personal story of how he found jiu-jitsu and how it helped him turn his life around. He discusses how he "restarted" his life through martial arts. 7:30 - 12:30 (Starting Out in Martial Arts): Drew talks about how he got his first gym membership and the influence MMA and UFC on his fitness journey. He shares his first brush with martial arts and how it sparked his interest. 12:30 - 15:30 (The Benefits of Working Out and Transitioning to MMA): Drew discusses the relatable stories he heard at the gym and the other benefits of working out. He talks about how he transitioned from weightlifting to mixed martial arts. 15:30 - 21:00 (Immersing Himself in Jiu-Jitsu): Drew shares the things he learned as he immersed himself in jiu-jitsu. He talks about how he balanced his job before starting his business and transitioning out of the 9-5. 21:00 - 29:30 (Starting His Business and Choosing a Location): Drew discusses how he decided on the location for his business and his personal process of becoming a coach. 29:30 - 38:00 (Belt Progression and Hierarchy): Drew explains the belt progression in jiu-jitsu and the hierarchy of the sport. He talks about how one progresses through the ranks. 38:00 - 45:30 (Scaling Plans and Surprising Things About Running a Business): Drew talks about his plans for scaling his business and the surprising things he's learned about running a business. He shares how his lifestyle has changed since becoming an entrepreneur. 45:30 - 59:30 (Future Goals and Advice for Leaving a 9-5): Drew discusses his future goals with his own jiu-jitsu journey and offers advice for people who are looking to leave a 9-5 job. 59:30 - 1:18:30 (Marketing, Advertising, and Open Chat): Drew talks about where his growth has come from and shares his thoughts on how he markets and advertises his business. 1:18:30 (Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and How He Wants to be Remembered): Drew shares what makes Brazilian jiu-jitsu different and how he wants to be remembered as a coach and entrepreneur.

Show Description: Nick and Christian Cross are Content Creators and Co-Founders of the YouTube channel "Brodeine," which has gained over 1.04 million subscribers and 158 million views in 6 years. The duo of brothers performs comedic skits on their main channel, including their other channels: Brodeine Vlogz, Brodeine Warfare, Dab of Brodeine, and Brodeine Cinemas. In this interview, Nick and Christian talk about their motivation for starting their channel, their creative process, and advice for future content creators in making the internet a better place. To learn more about Christian and Nick, visit their YouTube channel at youtube.com/@Brodeine Show Highlights: 3:45-15:15: Christian and Nick explain how they first got into YouTube, the motivation to start their channel "Brodeine," and where they got their sense of humor from. 15:15-25:15: Christian and Nick describe what a typical day looks like for them, their creative process, where they came up with their name, and the skills they needed to produce a successful YouTube channel. 25:15-34:45: Christian and Nick discuss the other channels they've expanded to and the various topics they're creating channels for. This question also leads into a discussion about TikTok censoring and the potential of Rumble. 34:45-46:45: Christian and Nick talk about ways they would improve the online creator landscape, lessons learned from the recent Mr. Beast situation, and how the internet and social media can be used for good. 46:45-59:45: We end the show asking Brodeine about new projects they're working on, advice to content creators getting their start, and how they want to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's show, we provide tips on how to manage your stress in a healthy way, maintain a positive mindset when making everyday decisions, and eating for your blood type. Show Highlights: 2:00-32:30: We open the show discussing our dreams of a new studio, highlighting Episode 206 with the founders of Indiana's first alcohol-free bar, Slager's trip to Colorado, and Tim's competitive sports endeavors. 32:30-40:30: Slager provides multiple actionable tips on ways to manage your stress in a healthy way. 40:30-45:30: Tim provides a quick business update and leads into book talk recapping Viktor Frankl's "Man Search for Meaning," where he explains how to use a healthy mindset to make positive decisions. 45:30-52:00: Slager ends the show by highlighting the book "Eat for Your Type" by Peter D'Adamo, explaining why you should eat for your blood type.

Show Description: Shwa Hall and Max Gavin are the Co-founders of Memento Zero Proof Lounge, Indiana's first alcohol-free bar and coffee shop, set to open in March 2023 in the First Internet Bank Building in downtown Fishers. The lounge will offer non-alcoholic beer, wine espresso-based drinks, alcohol-free craft cocktails, and food. In this interview, Shwa and Max talk about the mission and idea behind their business and how they want to impact the local community. We also dive into the most commonly asked questions, including what the drink mixing process looks like, the journey of forming the business, and how their lounge will be unique. To learn more about Shwa, Max, and Memento, visit their website at mementoretail.com Show Highlights: 3:30-12:30: We begin the show learning about Shwa and Max's background and their initial motivation for starting Indiana's first non-alcoholic bar and coffee shop. 12:30-22:30: Shwa and Max explain the steps in forming their business and the story behind the Memento brand. 22:30-39:30: Shwa and Max describe the process of creating alcohol-free cocktails and the key partnerships they've established in Indianapolis and beyond. 39:30-54:00: Shwa and Max talk about Memento's location in downtown Fishers, which will open for business this year. They also describe their target market and how their target demographic has changed since the business' inception. 54:00-1:14:00: We end the show asking Shwa and max the most common questions they get about their business, what type of food they will have at the shop, and how they want to be remembered.

Show Description: In our first solo episode of 2023, we provide updates on our holidays and business goals. We also talk about ways in which we will be improving our production value of the show this year. For career and health tips, Tim offers 3 productivity strategies to help you achieve more. Slager also explains what a nutrition coach is and why he is starting to incorporate cold showers into his daily routine. To end the show, we dive into readings from Traver Boehm (how to have complete control over yourself) and Seneca (how to leverage your thoughts to provide value for others). Show Highlights: 1:45-17:30: We recap our favorite moments from the holidays, new improvements to our show's production, and our thoughts heading into the new year. 17:30-36:30: We each provide updates on our businesses: Tim highlights upcoming events and a key milestone, while Slager explains his goals for this year. 36:30-43:30: Slager explains what a nutrition coach is and the benefits of cold showers. 43:30-53:00: Tim offers 3 productivity tips to help you achieve more in your life and career. 53:00-59:30: Slager highlights a key section from "Man Uncivilized" by Traver Boehm, focusing on how to have complete control of yourself. 59:30: Tim analyzes a stoic teaching by Seneca, highlighting how to leverage your thoughts to produce value for others.

Show Description: Bridget Boyle is the Head of People & Culture for Roche Diagnostics' U.S. Diagnostics Commercial Organization, as part of the HR Shared Service Center that supports all Roche employees in North America. She also contributes as a member of Roche's Global Diagnostics HR Leadership Team. In this interview, Bridget not only highlights key moments in her career path, but she also provides actionable lessons on networking at a company, how to make yourself more valuable for an organization, and what leaders can do to maximize the talent around them. Show Highlights: 3:45-11:15: We begin the show recapping our experiences with the cold plunge tub, Bridget's motivation for starting cold plunge last year, and long-term health benefits. 11:15-22:15: Bridget dives into her professional background, how she found her love for the outdoors, and a memorable job she had early in her career that influenced her passion for building relationships. She also provides advice to individuals who are considering a gap year before or after college. 22:15-36:45: Bridget explains how to network effectively at an organization, what to do when you are stuck in a role, how to be proactive in asking for what you want, and leveraging your "superpowers" to unlock meaningful career opportunities. 36:45-43:45: Bridget reflects on a major career inflection point and hurdles she had to overcome when moving across the country for an HR leadership job. 43:45-58:15: Bridget highlights the big projects she's taken on in her HR leadership roles at Roche, how her and her internal partners are using data analytics to develop talent, and how to spark motivation and innovation across the enterprise. 58:15-1:15:45: Bridget outlines what her company did from an HR perspective to support employees during the pandemic, transitioning from 100% remote work to hybrid work, and how her organization keeps employees engaged. 1:15:45-1:36:45: We end the show by asking Bridget about any passion projects, what she is looking to achieve this coming year, and how she wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's episode, Slager recaps Jonah Hill's "Stutz" documentary on Netflix and Dr. Phil's appearance on the Rogan Podcast. Tim provides you guidance on how to reflect on the question "Where do you see yourself in 5 years?" For book talk, Slager analyzes "Man Uncivilized" by providing a different perspective in your training regimen, while offering actionable tips for golfers and athletes when it comes to postural work. Tim's book talk involves how to tell a compelling story, drawing concepts from "You Inc." by Harry Beckwith. Show Highlights: 2:45-27:15: Tim recaps his Florida vacation and golf course networking, we talk about how to be a better human being during the holidays, and Slager reflects on two special programs he watched: Jonah Hill's "Stutz" Netflix Documentary and Dr. Phil's appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast. 27:15-44:15: Tim provides his business update, lessons learned from writing credentials for a corporate company, and how to answer the question: "where do you see yourself in 5 years?" 44:15-55:45: Slager provides a business update on searching for video editing software, explains the concept of Chat GPT, and provides actionable exercises and tips on postural work for golfers and other athletes, resulting in more strength and power. 55:45-59:15: Tim dives into the book "You Inc." by Harry Beckwith and explains how you can tell compelling stories in presentations or interviews. 59:15-1:04:45: To end the show, Slager recaps "Man Uncivilized" by Traver Boehm by uncovering the importance of "why" we train, and using this motivation to maximize your gains. Free Resources: 5 Best Golf Warm-Up Exercises (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/5-best-golf-warm-ups) Macro and Tracking Guide (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/the-macro-and-tracking-guide) Quality Sleep Guide (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/quality-sleep-guide) Hydration Guide (https://www.optimalfitnessrx.com/shop-1/p/hydration-guide) Interview Prep Worksheet (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/interview-prep-worksheet) LinkedIn Profile Blueprint (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/linkedin-profile-blueprint) Job Search Guide (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/job-search-strategy-execution) Career Achievement Mapping Guide (https://www.timahlersmeyer.com/products/p/career-achievements)

Show Description: Justin Stouder is the Chief Technology Officer of FireMon, a software development company focused on improving security operations and outcomes. He is also the founder of Summitwise, which provides high-altitude and high-impact leadership experiences. In this interview, Justin provides networking tips and career lessons, based on his path through financial services, software, and IT. He also explains how to define your core values and let them guide you through your personal and professional life. Justin also discusses how to make yourself more valuable, whether it is through public speaking, leading through a non-management role, or initiating meaningful conversations with other professionals. We end the show discussing how a company can improve its company culture and attract top talent, especially if it is a hybrid or remote company. To learn more about FireMon or Justin's business Summitwise, learn more below: FireMon (https://www.firemon.com/) Summitwise (http://www.summitwise.com/) Show Highlights: 4:15-26:30: Justin reflects on his career path through financial services, software, and IT. He highlights key networking lessons and best practices he learned along the way, which allowed him to progress through multiple leadership roles. 26:30-33:30: Justin discusses his CTO role with FireMon, things new leaders can do to be more self-aware, and how an organization can define and execute its core values. 33:30-51:45: Justin provides anecdotal lessons on how to overcome fear of public speaking, how he prepares for his presentations, and what all great speeches have in common. 51:4-1:07:00: Justin explains the mission behind "Summitwise" mountain experience for high-performing leaders, including what leaders can do achieve a healthy headspace for idea creation. We also cover how you can be a leader in your organization without the job title. 1:07:00-1:20:15: We ask Justin about the future of remote work, how hybrid/remote companies can maintain a healthy culture, and how to attract top talent at these types of companies. 1:20:15: We end the show by asking Justin how he wants to be remembered.

Show Description: Johnathan Gorman is an actor, writer, producer, keynote speaker, life coach, and corporate sales leader. He is also the author of "Your Life is Your Movie: The Biggest Obstacle You'll Ever Have to Overcome is Your Mind," which will be released in January 2023. With over 40 years in the entertainment industry, Johnathan discusses his journey, lessons learned, and how it helped him succeed in other areas of his life. Johnathan also dives into effective sales and relationship-building strategies, reflecting on his corporate sales career. Throughout our conversation, Johnathan also provides practical tips, activities, and mechanisms to becoming the best version of yourself. To learn more about Johnathan, you can visit his website (inspiredbyjg.com), where you can find information on how to preorder his book. Show Highlights: 4:30-14:00: Johnathan dives into his background as an actor, writer, producer, and corporate sales leader. He recaps his childhood influences, school experience, and lessons that gave him a solid foundation as a human being. 14:00-36:00: Johnathan describes how he first found music and the entertainment industry, how to maximize your own gifts, and steps to finding your purpose and leveling up in life. 36:00-51:30: Johnathan provides actionable tips, practices, and mechanisms for improving your confidence, overcoming self-doubt, and being happy with who you are. He also provides an example of how you can stay organized and on track with your life goals. 51:30-1:00:30: We ask Johnathan what makes a great story, the characteristics of a great storyteller, and how to draw your audience in. 1:00:30-1:14:30: Johnathan reflects on his transition from the entertainment industry into a corporate sales setting. He discusses how to be successful in sales, how to be the expert in the room without having a lot of years of experience, and how to prepare for important sales moments. 1:14:30-1:38:30: Johnathan provides several insights and actions you can take for self-improvement and becoming the best version of yourself. 1:38:30-1:47:30: Johnathan talks about his motivation to write his book and other advice for people getting into acting. We end the show by asking Johnathan how he wants to be remembered

Show Description: In today's episode, we each reflect on our top 3 most influential Off the Dome Radio episodes, and how each one helped us level up in life. For career and fitness tips, we discuss how to provide more clarity with your communication and 3 reasons why golfers should lift weights. Show Highlights: 2:45-34:15: We end the show with some reflection on our last 200 episodes, big events coming up for each of our businesses, and how we're approaching content creation in 2023. 34:15-44:15: Tim explains how to provide more clarity behind your questions, including a tip to make yourself a better communicator. 44:15-52:15: Slager provides 3 reasons why golfers should lift weights, including some ideas on how to get started with your golf fitness journey. 52:15-1:20:00: We end the show by each highlighting our top 3 most influential OTD episodes, and how they molded us into who we are today.

Show Description: Chad Evans is a Jazz Musician from St. Louis, Missouri, specializing in the Saxophone with expertise in improvisation and music composition. Chad has appeared in duo, trio, and full band ensembles for local and regional performances, including collaborations with the Jane Powel Band, Albert King Band, Bosman Twins, and William "Bill Tucker." Chad also serves as a music instructor for aspiring musicians of all ages. A few of Chad's musical productions include: Stress Free Groove (2010), Stress Free Zone (2005), Warrior (1996), and Takin Place (1993). In this interview, Chad reflects on his career and lessons learned about networking, finding your passion, and constantly improving as an artist or musician. To learn more about Chad, you can visit him on his website or YouTube: Website (chadevansentertainment.com) YouTube (youtube.com/channel/UCnUSWjp-Su30pmMJNchjSVA) Show Highlights: 3:15-13:00: Chad explains how he learned jazz and the saxophone, how music helped guide him through his childhood, and how it has evolved into teaching others. 13:00-19:00: Chad reflects on his time studying music in Belgium, including life-changing advice that helped him excel as a jazz musician. 19:00-26:45: Chad explains his experience in performing his music for the public audience on the streets, key lessons about finding your passion, and advice for young people who are pursuing a venture involving art or music. 26:45-42:15: Chad highlights the transition as a street musician to a touring band member, key insights he learned from the top musicians in the industry, and the importance of surrounding yourself with people who are smarter than you. 42:15-1:02:45: After asking Chad about his preparation process for shows, we dive into a discussion about building an online brand, creating content in today's digital age, and how to network with people in your industry. 1:02:45-1:13:15: Chad talks about how music has positively impacted other areas of his life. We also ask Chad about any memorable performances, and what it he does to influence audiences through his music. 1:13:15-1:26:15: Chad discusses his teaching methods with students and future goals for his business.

Show Description: In today's episode Tim discusses a new mentoring opportunity, his new approach to career coaching packages, and how to make yourself memorable in a job interview. Slager recaps his "Ladies' Night" CrossFit program and how he is creating a nutrition plan for a military cut. In career tips, Tim discusses what to do when you are bored in a job and have no tasks, self-improvement podcast recommendations, and how to create meaningful brand content in 2023. For fitness and nutrition tips, Slager explains what you should do when in a caloric definition and still not losing weight. To end the show, we recap John Wooden's "Game Plan for Life" and Myke Metzger's "Credibility Method." Show Highlights: 2:30-38:00: For life updates, Tim discusses a new mentoring opportunity through Butler University and his new approach to career coaching packages. Slager recaps his successful "Ladies' Night" program at CrossFit Lupos and the process of doing a military cut for a client. 38:00-45:30: Tim discusses the what content creation and brand development will look like in 2023. He then provides advice on how to create an online brand and what marketing professionals, entrepreneurs, and brands can do to stand out. 45:30-57:45: For career tips, Tim offers one thing you can do to make yourself memorable in a job interview. He also provides 4 ideas on what you can do if you are "bored" in a job and have no tasks. We then discuss our favorite books and podcasts for "upskilling" in your career. 57:45-1:09:00: For fitness and nutrition tips, Slager explains what to do when you are in a caloric definition and still not losing weight. 1:09:00-1:20:00: For book talk, Tim dives into John Wooden's "Game Plan for Life," analyzing the key lessons Wooden's dad gave to him when he was younger. 1:20:00-1:29:00: In Slager's section of book talk, he recaps "Credibility Method" by Myke Metzger. Through this analysis he talks about how to reinvent yourself.

Show Description: Randy Brown is an Executive Career Mentor & MBA Leadership Coach at Butler University. Before joining Butler, Randy gained 32+ years of experience as an HR professional, leader, Executive Vice President and Chief HR Officer role at Anthem, a Fortune 50 healthcare company. He also provided value in roles at RCA, GE, and Thomson. In this interview, Randy discusses the key lessons learned from his corporate executive experience, including contributing to a healthy company culture, seeking enriching feedback from others, and how to maximize your experience at an organization. He also dives into many of the principles he instills in his undergraduate and MBA students, including job search tips, building a meaningful personal brand, finding your passions, and navigating today's job landscape in a digital age. Show Highlights: 3:45-13:15: Randy dives into his educational/career background, including his mergers & acquisitions experience as the Chief HR Officer at Anthem. 13:15-23:15: Randy explains what all great company cultures share, lessons about pursuing a company that aligns with your values, and how you can initiate meaningful relationships with your boss or supervisor to maximize your experience at an organization. 23:15-31:15: Randy discusses his motivation to join Butler University as a career mentor and what he enjoys most about the job. 31:15-45:15: Randy offers career advice to those who are not sure about their top passions or skills, while giving his thoughts on gap years and the right ways to approach them. 45:15-56:15: Randy discusses how he guides college students who can't seem to figure it out, including advice on how to navigate a job search in a digital age. 56:15-1:11:45: Randy reflects on a past experience that has helped him in his current role, advice for professionals breaking into the HR field, and how to effectively approach a performance review with your boss. 1:11:45: Randy ends the show by explaining how he wants to be remembered when it's all said and done.

Show Description: Ryan McKeever is a filmmaker, storyteller, entrepreneur, and hemp & cannabis film director and subject matter expert. For over 20 years, Ryan has developed meaningful stories for fortune 500 companies, small businesses, and is currently finishing a pilot documentary "Hemp Valley Colorado," highlight the benefit of CBD as medicine. In this interview, Ryan discusses his career journey to entrepreneurship, how he builds effective stories, best practices in scaling a business, and his motivation to enter the hemp & cannabis industry. To learn more about Ryan, check out the following: [LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/in/ryanjmckeever/): **Instagram: @ryanjmckeever Hemp Valley Colorado Official Trailer: Hemp Valley Colorado | OFFICIAL TRAILER (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XvmvtL8sMA) Ryan's Filmmaking Business (https://www.plotlinespeaks.com/) Show Highlights: 4:45-14:45: Ryan provides a background on how he found his passion for filmmaking as a child, gaining interest/expertise through middle school and high school, and how his career launched at Ball State University. 14:45-26:15: Ryan explains how 2 influential college professors mentored him, his first exciting job out of school, and a marquee project he worked on for Allison Transmission. 26:15-41:45: Ryan covers his transition into entrepreneurship (post 9-11 attacks), his experience creating wedding videos, and how his videographer career expanded with high-dollar projects at Culver Academies. 41:45-54:15: Ryan explains what every great story has in common, his process of scaling a business, and how he has established an internship program for his business. 54:15-1:04:45: Ryan discusses the key things he looks for when interviewing or evaluating a company, his go-to storytelling questions, and how his company (Plotline) differentiates itself. 1:04:45-1:14:45: Ryan talks why he has invested into a few key areas, including 3D printing and others, and his advice for reading other people's intentions when asking for an investment. 1:14:45-1:35:15: Ryan reflects on his motivation to enter the hemp and CBD industry, his documentary project on his 10-acre hemp farm in Colorado, and how CBD can benefit people as medicine. 1:35:15: To end the show, Ryan talks about how he wants to be remembered when it's all said and done.

Show Description: Kyle Harbaugh is an Entrepreneur, Co-Founder of Something Growing, and Co-Founder of Xtract Brands, a company that produces a CBD energy drink with 0% sugar. In this interview, Kyle discusses how he partnered with others to be pioneers in the energy drink and hemp market, what all successful brands do when building a presence online, and how to identify meaningful partnerships throughout the entrepreneurial journey. Show Highlights: 4:00-14:45: We begin the show discussing with Kyle the importance of building a brand online/social media, how a podcast can elevate an organization or brand, and how he is introducing his daughter to the digital world. 14:45-20:00: Kyle provides a background on how he got to where he is today, transitioning from full-time entrepreneur to the workforce, and advice for people who have been in his shoes. 20:00-37:30: Kyle dives into the story behind Xtract Energy, a brand dedicated to providing solutions in the hemp and energy drink market. Kyle talks about building and expanding the brand, navigating COVID, and how the brand differentiates itself from others. 37:30-45:30: We talk about how brands, specifically medical or CBD brands, can decrease the knowledge gap and better connect with consumers. 45:30-58:30: We ask Kyle how he first got into the cannabis industry, the types of questions he was asking industry experts as a bodyguard, and overall misconceptions about the cannabis industry. 58:30-1:03:45: Kyle discusses how he is able to filter good and bad advice as an entrepreneur, the importance of having multiple streams of income, and the similarities between business and football. 1:03:45: We end the show asking Kyle about the Something Growing Convention in December, and he then explains how he wants to be remembered when it is all said and done.

Show Description: In today's episode, we offer career tips on applying for internal jobs at your company, creative ways to follow up on a job application, and how you can learn about your industry through Reddit. Slager dives into "refeed" days, stress management tips, and how you can gauge your workout performance on soreness. We end the show analyzing Gary V's "Crush It" and Phil Knight's "Shoe Dog" for book talk, explaining how to connect with customers, compete at a high level, and visualize success. Show Highlights: 0:00-13:00: We begin the show taking about coffee routines, how to boost your mental health through journaling, and Tik Tok's effect on our attention spans. 13:00-30:45: Tim talks about how he is incorporating Reddit into his content marketing strategy, a new service he is offering, and how to apply for an internal position at your company after you've only been there for a couple months. 30:45-44:15: Slager highlights his "Ladies Night" program at CrossFit Lupos and what people can expect from his new 6-week golf program for increasing yardage 44:15-54:30: Tim offers creative tips to follow up on a job application. 54:30-1:01:30: Slager outlines nutrition tips for refeed days, stress management tips, and how to accurately use soreness as a performance metric for your workouts. 1:01:30-1:05:45: For Slager's book talk section, he highlights Gary V's "Crush It" and how opportunity lies within transparency. 1:05:45: To end the show, Tim dives into Phil Knight's (Nike Founder) autobiography "Shoe Dog," offering actionable tips to compete at a high level, forget your faults, and visualize success.

Show Description: Karl (@kswaggin) is the Founder and CEO of Fortunate Lifestyle, a clothing brand established to express individuality, creativeness, and unique designs. As a follow up to episodes 77 and 166, Karl explains how he has redefined his approach to building relationships, promoting his brand, and sparking creativity in his designs. To learn more about Karl and his business, visit his website here (https://www.thefortunatelifestyle.com/). Show Highlights: 2:30-8:00: Karl dives into his background (for those who don't already know) and how his business was formed from a high school project. 8:00-17:45: Karl defines how his clothes are "custom," what he did differently with his latest drop, and how this impacts his in-person vs. website sales. 17:45-35:30: Karl talks about how he builds meaningful relationships with suppliers, what goes into a clothing drop, and then explains his creative process. 35:30-53:00: We ask Karl how he filters external advice as a solo entrepreneur, and then he provides key lessons he's learned on tour with musical artists. 53:00-58:30: Karl reflects on a time when he had to be "militant." 58:30: To end the show, Karl outlines 2 goals he wants to accomplish before our next interview round, and then he talks about how he wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's episode, we focus on how you can go about differentiating yourself in your field, whether it's through self-education, networking, and finding your "pocket of peace." Tim provides 3 tips to improve your online presence, especially when looking for a job. Slager explains the ideal nutrition breakdown for high-performance athletes, especially snowboarders, wakeboarders, and MMA athletes. He also describes the ideal way to engage with a prospective customer. Show Highlights: 2:00-29:45: We begin the show reflecting on all the locations we've recorded from. Tim provides life updates on some recent trips he's taken, including business updates involving his website, business plan, and social media. For Slager's life and business updates, he talks about honing in on his target market and making sacrifices to live the life you want. We both highlight actionable alternatives to a traditional college education. 29:45-36:00: For today's career tip, Tim provides 3 ways you can improve your online presence, especially when looking for jobs. 36:00-48:15: For today's health & nutrition tip, Slager provides a clear nutrition breakdown for snowboarding, wakeboarding, and sparring (MMA athletes). He also talks about how to secure more customers, having good intentions, and how to connect with someone you've never met before. 48:15-56:00: In Tim's book talk section, he analyzes Tony Hawk's chapter from "Tribe of Mentors" by defining the true measure of success and how you can differentiate yourself from your competitors. 56:00-1:02:00: To end the show, Slager explains how you can find your "pocket of peace," citing a section from Aubrey Marcus' "Own the Day, Own Your Life."

Show Description: After providing updates on our businesses, online marketing strategy, and service offerings, Tim highlights three ways to explain a job change in an interview, and Slager educates the audience on utilizing nutrient and meal timing to maximize athletic performance. We end the show talking John Medina's Brain Rules and how our brain gives attention to things. Slager highlights "being your brother's keeper" after assessing a section of Traver Boehm's "Man Uncivilized." Show Highlights: 2:00-12:45: We start the show highlighting a friend we're proud of, and then Tim recaps his summer workout strategy, crucial resources added to his website, and what him and a business mentor are working toward. 12:45-26:00: Slager reflects on his 12-week experience with his relationship coach, his motivation to start Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and how he is creating his services and value with a focus on high-level performance. 26:00-32:15: Tim provides three ways to explain why you left a job in an interview. He also outlines a simple gameplan you can use to see if there are meaningful growth and development opportunities at your current company. 32:15-38:15: Slager discusses how he is applying knowledge in nutrient timing, meal timing, and the anabolic window to elevate performance for athletes, especially combat fighters. 38:15-42:45: In Tim's section of book talk, he dives into John Medina's "Brain Rules," which explains the key factors that grab our brain's attention. Tim analyzes the three things you need to do when selling yourself or your product to someone else by applying the attention principles from the book. 42:45-47:30: Slager recaps a section of Traver Boehm's "Man Uncivilized" and what it means to be your brother's keeper.

Show Description: In this episode, Tim describes 3 strategies to build a resume that lands more interviews. We also talk through ways to reflect on your accomplishments and leadership style. Slager then explains 3 foods to help increase mental health and overall well-being. To end the show, we highlight key lessons from "How to Win Friends and Influence People" (Dale Carnegie) and "Man's Search for Meaning" (Viktor Frankl) Show Notes: 2:00-19:15: We open the show describing our top 2 destinations if we were to live elsewhere, Tim describes how content creation is fueling his Q3 marketing plan, and Slager explains an effective referral network he's using to power his (and others') businesses. 19:15-27:00: Tim provides 3 tips to make your resume unique, receive more interview callbacks, and increase your chances of landing your next job opportunity. 27:00-34:00: Slager highlights 3 foods to help you achieve better mental health, daily energy, mood, and productivity. 34:00-37:15: Slager's dives into Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by highlighting the importance/application of letting others save face. 37:15-47:00: Tim ends the show by dissecting "Man's Search for Meaning" by Viktor Frankl and how we fight a worthwhile battle with our daily decisions.

Show Description: In today's episode, Tim outlines a solid strategy in answering the "tell us about yourself" question in an interview, while Slager educates the audience on fueling energy systems and the proper meal before a long sporting event. For book talk, Tim reflects on the three central values to life from Stephen Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective People," and Slager talks about Fr. Mike Schmitz's "How to Make Great Decisions" and what it means to maximize the present moment. Show Notes: 2:30-20:30: We begin the show talking about improv in movies, what it was like transitioning out of our companies, and how to leave a job professionally. 20:30-28:00: Tim provides a business update on how he's integrating career coaching into his service offering, which leads into a discussion on how to value yourself. 28:00-34:00: Slager explains the new package and service offerings for his nutrition and rehab business, including a successful virtual rehab session that resulted in a squat PR. 34:00-44:00: Tim discusses how to answer the "tell us about yourself" question in an interview and how to add personality and authenticity to your answer. 44:00-59:30: Slager educates on the importance of fueling energy systems. He also advises on the perfect meal before an 18-hole round of golf. 59:30-1:06:30: Tim analyzes a section of Stephen Covey's "7 Habits of Highly Effective People" by discussing the 3 central values to life and how you can prioritize them for long-term success. 1:06:30: Slager ends the show by recapping Fr. Mike Schmitz's "How to Make Great Decisions," involving leveraging the past and present to visualize your calling.

Show Description: Jose Azambuja (@joseloui) is the Founder and CEO of NovaLife Nutriments, a company that helps companies and influencers launch products into the market. By acting as a trusted logistics partner, his company helps create the next generation of brands. NovaLife Nutriments also has a direct-to-consumer segment of clean plant-based protein with no added sugar. In this episode, Jose discusses how he launched his business as a college student, scaled a company, and successfully obtained funding. He also dives into key lessons learned in business, including leadership and partnership building. You can learn more about Jose through his website (https://www.novalifenutriments.com/) or Tik Tok (https://www.tiktok.com/@jose_azambuja?_d=secCgYIASAHKAESPgo8fS8PbKwyn5a83iR2r7h%2Flgg7%2BjidNQil6ZQY%2BK0cnzZgUuaKQeSs8vGf1V7FocYvxrtuHTe2NgF2ZmrUGgA%3D&_r=1&checksum=658a0e66b30fefec563068352e12b56893a4ab78ddd665d4783618a7d93e510f&language=en&sec_uid=MS4wLjABAAAAj3tXbp7oGa-nrif5uYs2Qv0oaiDIbamh9NiZ2N5YExFCePWrdm2_gFrLFgtugSqX&sec_user_id=MS4wLjABAAAAj3tXbp7oGa-nrif5uYs2Qv0oaiDIbamh9NiZ2N5YExFCePWrdm2_gFrLFgtugSqX&share_app_id=1233&share_author_id=6712333546331227141&share_link_id=03500F0B-4D7D-4734-B182-A7F95BDA36EE&source=h5_m&tt_from=copy&u_code=d76hkh1l69g774&user_id=6712333546331227141&utm_campaign=client_share&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=copy) page. Show Highlights: 4:00-12:00: Jose discusses his background, how he arrived at where he is today, and where he developed his entrepreneurial fire. Not only does he describe the mission of his business, but he also explains how he started the company while in school. 12:00-18:30: Jose reflects on the first product his business sold, how he learned to operate a business, and how his company serves as a logistics partner for companies who want to launch a brand. 18:30-25:00: Jose explains the benefits of Tik Tok and how brands can leverage it to build a community and launch a sustainable business. 25:00-38:00: We ask Jose about the process of getting funding, the biggest thing he learned in the process, and the key qualities he looks for in a business partner. 38:00-43:00: Jose discusses the sustainability of influencer marketing, how his company is helping other people launch their brands as a logistics partner, and what successful brands do differently. 43:00-48:00: Jose reflects on what he's learned about himself as a leader and how entrepreneurship has positively impacted other areas of his life. 48:00: We ask Jose how he wants to be remembered and his goals for his own podcast.

Show Description: In today's episode, we recap our highlights from the month of May and a couple of key process improvements we are incorporating into our businesses. For career tips, Tim highlights 3 things to evaluate when deciding the next step of your career. Slager talks about improving your relationship with food and striking a healthy balance on cheat days. Show Highlights: 2:25-22:25: We go through our highlight from the month of May. Slager recaps his fitness events and trips he took, while Tim talks about his outdoor workouts and the creation of his new golf Instagram account. 22:25-28:10: Slager provides an update on how he is better organizing his fitness and nutrition business. He also discusses a new programming initiative he is implementing. 28:10-36:25: Tim's business update involves a new free value-add he is providing for his clients, including his quest for securing a public speaking engagement. 36:25-41:55: Slager highlights the importance of having a healthy food relationship, treating food right, and utilizing cheat days. 41:55-47:55: Tim offers 3 things to evaluate when you are not sure on the next step of your career, and how these things can guide your personal branding and job search 47:55-54:55: Slager started the book "Man Uncivilized," which describes the mindset of men, how they operate, and how to properly talk through emotions. 54:55-59:25: Tim analyzes Travis Bradberry's "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" and explains how to not be fooled by a bad mood.

Show Description: In today's episode, Tim provides a new productivity hack he's been trying, while Slager dives into 5 tips on bulking for hard gainers. We end the show with book talk, by analyzing Tim Ferriss' "Tribe of Mentors" and Paulo Coehlo's "The Alchemist." Show Notes: 1:50-16:50: We reflect on the mission of our podcast, what drives our content, our weekend recaps, and why we love the month of May. 16:50-24:50: Tim provides updates on his LinkedIn project, and then he provides a tip on how to boost your productivity, keep your mind fresh, and produce meaningful work throughout the day. 24:50-36:50: Slager explains his venture into writing, and then he offers 5 tips on bulking for "hard gainers." 36:50-45:20: Tim analyzes a section of Tim Ferriss' "Tribe of Mentors" by discussing how we can combine "struggle" and "gratitude" in our daily lives. 45:20-49:50: Slager recaps Paulo Coehlo's "The Alchemist" and the importance of trusting your ideal path and investing in healthy behaviors.

Show Description: In today's episode, we recap our Easters and brush up on current events involving Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Johnny Depp, and Jerry West. We then dive into our career/business updates, where Tim describes how to negotiate a higher salary in the interview and Slager discusses calorie cycling. We end the show talking about how to seek valuable feedback from others and defining your own success path. Show Highlights: 2:30-32:00: We begin the show talking Denzel Washington, Will Smith, Johnny Depp, Jerry West's feud with HBO, and our belated Easter recaps. 32:00-46:15: Tim talks about what he does to make his clients feel heard, how to effectively capture someone's personal brand, and how to negotiate a higher salary than what the job posting advertises. 46:15-53:30: Slager provides an update on the business coaching he is receiving, how to define systems and processes for a nutrition business, and the concept of "calorie cycling." 53:30-56:15: For today's book talk, Tim discusses Travis Bradberry's "Emotional Intelligence 2.0" and what it means to "seek the whole picture." 56:15-1:00:00: Slager ends the show recapping "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coehlo and how you can define/follow your own path.

Show Description: Mark Romera is the Founder of Spimbey, a company that is redefining playtime for children through modular, DIY playsets. The mission of his business is to also enable children to play outdoors, live a healthier life, and create meaningful moments. In this interview, Mark discusses the process of starting the business, leadership and business lessons he has learned along the way, and his vision for how playtime and technology interconnect. To learn more about Mark and his company, you can visit here (spimbey.com). Show Highlights: 3:45-21:45: Mark explains the concept behind Spimbey, what motivated him to start the business, and how his product fits in with the digital world. 21:45-32:30: Mark talks about COVID's impact on his playset company, how he navigates supply chain issues, and how his company engages with a 3rd party logistics company. 32:30-41:45: We ask Mark about his company's target market, the buying and installation processes with playsets, and how the company maintains quality with its products. 41:45-52:45: Mark reflects on how his previous experiences helped him be an effective entrepreneur, the importance of understanding your strengths and weaknesses, and how he's learned to delegate. 52:45-1:03:45: Mark ends the show discussing mentors he's had, the importance of lifelong learning, how running a business has positively impacted other areas of his life, and how he wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's episode, Slager talks about his experience in hiring a business coach, which leads into a discussion about business development and relationship building. For career and fitness tips, Tim explains how to create a solid resume header, while Slager defines what optimal recovery is. We then end the show with book talk, as Tim highlights "Coming Back Stronger" by Drew Brees, and then Slager recaps Lisa Feldman Barrett's "How Emotions are Made." Show Highlights: 2:30-10:00: We dive into a quick discussion about water bottles and the impact of plastic on our bodies and water. 10:00-22:00: Slager talks about his experience in hiring a business coach and how we can establish relationships with our ideal clients. 22:00-33:30: We catch up on some key life updates, including Tim's breathing techniques, house purchase, and seeing comedian Mark Normand. Slager recaps the show "Succession" and his experience seeing Jordan Peterson. 33:30-44:30: Tim provides tips on what to include in the header of a resume, including some business updates. 44:30-54:00: For today's health and fitness tips, Slager dives into recovery and how you can integrate it into your exercise routine (and your off-days). 54:00-1:02:30: In today's book talk, Tim talks about Drew Brees' "Coming Back Stronger," and how we can overcome negative thoughts. 1:02:30: Slager recaps the book "How Emotions are Made" by Lisa Feldman Barrett by discussing how we can deal with our emotions in an effective way.

Show Description: In today's episode, we provide some business and nutrition updates, including a new service that Tim is offering. Slager dives into why nasal breathing is important and some actionable tips for proper breathing. From there, Tim discusses how to write a solid thank you note after an interview, business meeting, or networking event. Lastly, Slager explains how you can create a solid foundation for yourself, reflecting on a devotion called "Safe to Build On." Show Highlights: 2:25-14:55: Tim gives an update on what he's working on with his golf game, Slager talks about what he's improving on nutritionally and physically, and Slager recaps the F1 series on Netflix. 14:55-27:40: Tim provides an update on a new service he is offering for his business, and Slager previews his potential field study for his business. 27:40-34:10: Tim explains how to write the perfect "thank you" note after an interview. 34:10-42:10: Slager discusses why nasal breathing is important, tips for optimal breathing throughout your daily activities, and how to properly breathe during meditation. 42:10-48:40: Tim analyzes a section of Harry Beckwith's "You Inc." and how you can establish a strong bond with clients, friends, family members, and co-workers. 48:40: Slager ends the show by discussing a daily devotion called "Safe to Build On," and what it means to create a solid foundation for yourself.

Show Description: Hal Slager is a Commercial Real Estate Professional, CPA, and Member of the Indiana House of Representatives. Hal was elected to the Indiana House of Representatives in 2012, served on the Schererville (IN) Town Council from 2003-2012, and attended Butler University. In this interview, Hal shares the story of his career in sales, accounting and commercial/residential real estate, including the critical lessons he learned along the way. Show Highlights: 3:00-9:00: Hal dives into his educational background, his experience as a CPA, and how he started his real estate journey. 9:00-19:00: Hal highlights key relationship skills he learned in real estate and the difference between commercial and residential residents. 19:00-39:00: Hal describes what it was like to jump into the family business as a sales representative, lessons he learned in the industry, and how we are all a sum of our experiences. 39:00-54:00: Hal talks about his start in politics, what politics are like behind the scenes, and some of the key issues he aims to solve. 54:00-1:20:00: Hal talks about improving himself as a politician, how COVID impacted the legislation processes, and the specific bills he is fighting for in the healthcare realm. 1:20:00: To end the show, Hal talks about how his career in sales/real estate/politics has made him a better person, as well as how he wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's show, Slager announces the launch of his website (optimalfitnessrx.com). In addition to our business updates, we get into our favorite sections of the books "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" and "How to Win the Sport of Business." Slager provides tip on how to approach a workout, while Tim explains some LinkedIn best practices for relationship building. Show Highlights: 2:00-21:00: We start the show with some small talk, including our favorite Batman version, a big Optimal Fitness Rx announcement, Slager's visit to his parents, and his quest to learn Spanish. 21:00-37:00: Tim talks about a new marketing tool he is adding for his business, how his 2nd e-book is coming along, and how to establish relationships with people on LinkedIn. 37:00-44:15: Slager covers his workout tip of the day, which involves how to approach a workout. 44:15-48:15: Tim provides another LinkedIn tip on how to research a company's culture. 48:15-53:00: For Slager's book talk, he discusses his daily devotionals and a key excerpt from "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" involving time management. 53:00-1:02:00: Tim ends the show discussing Mark Cuban's "How to Win the Sport of Business," and how to focus on your worthwhile battles.

Charity Golden is a Certified Magnetic Mind Coach, Certified Recovery/Mental Health Specialist, and Founder of Magical YOUniverse Coaching. Through emotional techniques, conscious training, and mental health coaching, Charity helps her clients live their best life and shift into a "creator" mindset. In this interview, Charity discusses how she found this path, how we can overcome our self-limitations, and redirect our energy in positive ways. To learn more about Charity, you can visit her through the following avenues: Website: (Link (https://magicaluniversecoaching.net)) Facebook Page: (Link (https://www.facebook.com/MagicalYOUniverseCoaching)) YouTube: (Link (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB44v5MMrolVxmiVlG1EVrA)) Show Highlights: 3:00-10:00: Charity describes the road to becoming a Certified Magnetic Mind Coach and how she helps people overcome their limitations. 10:00-22:30: Charity talks about the emotional techniques we can use to maximize our talents, what makes her practice unique, and how we can shift to a "creator" mindset. 22:30-35:30: Charity discusses the work she does to help people through relationships and lists some actions you can take to get out of a rut. 35:30-45:30: Charity talks about how she instills discipline through her work with clients. She also describes how you can use your past trauma as an asset to become the best version of yourself. 45:30-55:00: Charity provides advice on seeking out a coach in this field, and she also dives into the important life lessons she has gained as an entrepreneur. 55:00-1:02:30: Charity ends the show by describing the new things she is working on this year, how running a business has positively impacted other areas of her life, and how she wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's episode, we discuss strategies on how to maximize your day, eat right at night, and make better decisions. We also highlight how to write an effective cover letter and train your mind to realize your full potential. Show Highlights: 2:30-24:00: Slager recaps his trip to Utah with his dad and brother, which leads to a discussion about the importance of resetting your body, scheduling your time better, and being more productive. 24:00-29:45: For today's nutrition tip, Slager talks about how introducing healthy carbs will help reduce cortisol levels and allow you to go to sleep better. 29:45-38:45: Tim provides some tips on how to make your cover letter stand out, and he gives a quick update on his eBook project for 2022. 38:45-44:30: Slager analyzes the book "How to Make Great Decisions," by highlighting the importance of "discernment requires action." 44:30: Tim ends the show recapping Earl Nightingale's "The Strangest Secret," and how we can train our mind to block out negative thoughts and realize our true potential.

Show Description: Mike Reynolds is the CEO and founder of Innovatemap, a digital and product agency that provides solutions to firms in the form of market research, strategy, product marketing, product management, and design and user experience. With over 20 years of experience in product management, user experience, and product marketing, Mike joins us to discuss the motivation behind his company, how he establishes an innovative culture, and key lessons he has learned along the way. Show Highlights: 3:45-9:45: Mike describes the concept behind Innovatemap, the "why" behind starting the company, and how he transitioned into being the face of an organization. 9:45-18:15: Mike talks about the purpose of establishing mentors, seeking out advice from others, and providing value through conversation. 18:15-32:15: Mike discusses how he refined his company's service offering, listened to what the market needs, and some of the largest pivots his organization had to make, especially with the pandemic. 32:15-43:45: We ask Mike about the process with scaling, and how Innovatemap has expanded while keeping its company culture strong. 43:45-48:15: Mike highlights what an ideal user experience looks like, and how his company goes above and beyond for its customers. 48:15-52:30: Mike reflects on key lessons learned in previous roles, as well as what he has learned about himself as a leader in his current role. 52:30: We ask Mike how he wants to be remembered when it is all said and done.

Show Description: Zachary Green is an International Best Selling Author, Serial Entrepreneur, Former Marine, and Co-Host of the "Warrior's Voice" podcast. In this interview, Zachary talks about the process of building a $30 million company called LumAware Safety, the critical business lessons he learned along the way, and how to navigate through uncertainty. To learn more about Zachary, you can visit his website (https://www.warriorentrepreneurbook.com/) Show Highlights: 3:30-12:15: Zachary shares his background, from the marines, becoming a fire fighter, and his transition into the entrepreneur life. 12:15-21:00: Zachary shares the biggest mental hurdles and challenges he faced when growing his business. 21:00-28:30: We ask Zachary about the biggest pivots his business had to make during the pandemic. 28:30-34:45: Zachary talks about what he's learned about leadership and a healthy company culture as he grew his business. 34:45-42:30: Zachary highlights his motivation to write his book and the biggest obstacles during the writing process. 42:30-52:30: We end the show by asking Zach about the goal of his podcast, future opportunities for his business, and how he wants to be remembered.

Show Description: In today's episode, we provide updates on our businesses and content distribution. Tim discusses how you can become a better written communicator, while Slager highlights the importance of being objective with your business. Show Highlights: 3:30-30:00: We get into business updates, our goals for our websites, content distribution, Christmas recap, and Slager's difficult conversations. 30:00-44:00: Tim provides career tips on how to tailor your resume toward a specific job and becoming a better written communicator. 44:00-1:00:00: Slager highlights the outcome of his recent business development, revamping his content and schedules, and working with golfers on proper breathing and distribution of force. He also provides tips on healthy eating, analyzing macros, and being objective on your own business. 1:00:00-1:05:00: Tim highlights John Wooden's "Game Plan for Life" by discussing what it means to be an effective teacher. 1:05:00: Slager discusses Dr. John Berardi's "Change Maker," and the true meaning behind marketing and sales.