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When longtime tech executive Tim Dickson was offered the opportunity to return to his home state of Wisconsin as the Chief Information Officer of Generac, he knew it was meant to be. Tim is leading a major digital transformation for Generac and is part of a monumental initiative to help make the greater Milwaukee area and the state of Wisconsin a popular tech hub. For Tim, it's the ultimate opportunity to combine his talent, career experience, and passion for creating positive change.  In this conversation, Andrew and Tim discuss tips for succeeding in a new role, leading by example, and why combining your talents and passions is a powerful force to create positive change. A few show highlights:1:34 - Tim's decision to come home to Wisconsin 2:25 - How to know when a career opportunity is “the one”5:39 - Job interview tips6:04 - What to look for in an organizational culture8:43 - Setting priorities and achieving “quick wins”11:16 - Tips for building trust and team camaraderie12:34 - Celebrating success of others15:10 - Ways to get to know your team better16:30 - Tim's role in growing Milwaukee as a leading tech hub17:00 - Milwaukee Bucks NBA championship, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and seizing Milwaukee's moment on the global stage18:05 - Learning from others22:39 - Importance of staying humble and openminded24:29 - How to overcome detractors25:43 - Power of passion, service, and finding career paths that inspire you 26:29 - Generac and Tim's involvement in Summerfest 2021Be sure to subscribe & leave a review for the show in your favorite podcast app.Please tell your friends about Everybody Pulls The Tarp on social media and be sure to tag Andrew in your posts @andrewmoses123 (Instagram) and @andrewHmoses (Twitter).Follow Andrew on IG: @AndrewMoses123 and Twitter:@andrewhmosesSign up for e-mails to keep up with the podcast at everybodypullsthetarp.com/newsletter!

In this week's episode, we have Tim Fitzpatrick. Tim is the president of Rialto Marketing. He is based in Colorado but grew up in the Bay Area in California. His story started from working in a wholesale distribution company to selling houses and then finally, digital marketing and business growth. He believes that most people make marketing complicated which, according to him, should not be the case. He believes in working smart rather than working hard. For Tim, being laid off opened an opportunity for him to focus on what he enjoys doing. He founded Rialto Marketing with this in mind last 2013. Their mission is to help businesses breakthrough their marketing roadblocks with the use of their 90-day marketing plan. The idea is to go back to the fundamentals of the business and identify specific goals and target market. He follows a 6-step structure in navigating through one's digital marketing strategy. When asked about his advice to other business owners, he said that being able to adapt to change is important. Given the events last year, the ones that were able to pivot survived, and those who didn't fail. Another strategy he shared is to break down the task or project into smaller pieces and finish each small task before going on to the next. The point is to simplify the method by focusing on what's working at the moment before moving on to the next strategy or platform.Listen in as we deep dive into simplifying digital marketing for businesses. EPISODE LINKSVisit Tim's website: https://www.rialtomarketing.com/Podcast: https://www.rialtomarketing.com/rialto-marketing-podcast/Learn more about Katie and Next Step Social Communications: Clubhouse: joinclubhouse.com/@katiebrinkleyhttps://www.nextstepsocialcommunications.comlinkedin.com/in/katiebrinkleyhttps://www.instagram.com/iamkatiebrinkley/

Welcome to Season 2 of your soda-filled source for game development opinions that mean very little in the grand scheme of things - RPG Maker Cola! === Guests === - Something Classic: https://twitter.com/SomethingClassc - Josh Garlitz: https://twitter.com/garlitzj - Tim Wendorf - Ty Deren - Tyler Mire: https://twitter.com/garlitzj We talk about Kickstarter pressures, which engines to use, cameos, Dairy Queen culinary experiences, Ty fighting Tyler, For A Vast Future, For A Vast Bobby, what is Socrates' favourite JRPG, and much more. This is a long podcast. Hope you enjoy. "Shadows of Adam" by Something Classic: https://store.steampowered.com/app/506510/Shadows_of_Adam/ "Pillars of Dust" by Retreaux Games: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1144140/Pillars_of_Dust === RPG Maker Cola Links === = Linktree: https://linktr.ee/rpg_maker_cola = Twitter: http://tiny.cc/rmc-tweety = Discord: https://discord.gg/7aT3jDfMrS = Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/rpgmakercola === Timestamps === 0:00 Ad Spot - "Trash Planet" by Adrian B 0:47 Introductions 8:08 SECTION: Buzz Corner 8:24 Benny - "Placebo Love" by Merlandese 10:23 Josh - "Dragonborn" by Spacebot Interactive 12:57 Tim - "Luna's Fishing Garden" by Coldwild Games 16:15 Tyler Deren - "Ephemeral Tale" by Dawdling Dog Ltd 18:00 Tyler Mire - "Kingdoms of the Dump" by Roach Games 24:12 SECTION: We've Been Playing Games... Maybe??? 24:45 Benny - "Stephen's Sausage Roll" 26:38 Josh - "Mega Man: The Wily Wars" 30:30 Tim - "Don't Starve" 35:15 Tyler Deren - "Tyranny" 40:46 Tyler Mire - "Wild Arms 3" 45:10 SECTION: Serious Topics 45:50 "How did you come about making games? What's your story?" 52:10 "Was RPG Maker the thing you thought you'd create serious stuff in?" 57:15 "What are the pressures of Kickstarter on your games?" 62:21 SECTION: Question Box 62:51 Compliments 63:35 Sebastian asks, "Which engine do you use and why?" 66:00 Tribulation asks, "Would you ever consider a cameo?" 68:55 ZServ asks, "For Tyler: Would Curtis enjoy the culinary experience of Dairy Queen?" 69:48 ZServ asks, "For Ty: Have you ever considered fighting Tyler for the last 3 letters of your name?" 70:59 ZServ asks, "For Tim: if it exists, what is one weakness of Shadow of Adam's art that you wish you had the resources to go back and fix?" 72:26 Josh asks, "Will FAVF have any cool throwbacks to SoA or Pillars?" 73:20 ZServ asks, "Whole team: what excites you the most about Quartet vs. Shadows of Adam?" 76:11 Leogram from the Something Classic Discord: "What are your future plans in expansion of the Bobbyverse?" 78:29 D3 asks, "If you could work with any musician in the world to make a guest track, who would it be and why?" 80:43 Alan Gibbard asks, "Why is this Socrates' favourite JRPG?" 82:05 PHBickle asks, "What was the biggest thing you learned not to do when marketing "Shadows of Adam" and how are you applying these lessons to Quartet?" 89:01 CoolCatTerri asks... 94:52 SECTION: The Deep Dive 94:52 "For A Vast Future" 108:20 "My Familiar"

4 weeks ago the world was caving in on the Giants, since then they've won 3 out of 4 including a thumping win over the Crows on Saturday. Jesse Hogan's first game for the club netted him 4 goals. For Tim, he found the footy 35 times in the win

Downloads: iTunes, Spotify, RSS, Youtube Film Runners 074: “Ashitaka… Can you save the girl you love…?“ Welcome to Animarch! For these special episodes, the Film Runners pick an animated film and talk about it. For Tim’s pick, he chooses Princess Mononoke (1997), directed by the legend Hayao Miyazaki. We talk about the complexity of the characters, how Tim would […]

Film Runners 074: "Ashitaka... Can you save the girl you love...? " Welcome to Animarch! For these special episodes, the Film Runners pick an animated film and talk about it. For Tim's pick, he chooses Princess Mononoke (1997), directed by the legend Hayao Miyazaki. We talk about the complexity of the characters, how Tim would kill a god, and find a new fetish for Gillian Anderson as a babe wolf god. *wolf howl* Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey (@TimothyRHarvey) Listen to Film Runners on: iTunes, Spotify, RSS, Youtube Official Twitter: @thefilmrunners Air Date: 2020/03/05 Film Runners cover art and logo designed by Aaron Sambey

On today’s episode of Rock the Podcast, Jess speaks with Interview Connections client Tim James! Tim is one of those guys that will leave you feeling younger and more energetic just by hearing him speak.  After suffering from multiple health issues, including chronic acid indigestion and surgery to remove one of his organs due to serious digestive issues, Tim knew something had to change. But it was only after watching his closest ones die of cancer and the untimely death of his younger brother that he finally decided to take action. Tim’s journey led him to a shocking discovery that helped his friend beat cancer and transform every area of his life.  Feeling charged with a duty to help others he started sharing his knowledge with anyone that would listen. This led him to produce his own chemical-free food products. Chemical Free Body was born. Tim’s inbox is constantly flooded with people singing and dancing about how his products have given them a life they couldn’t believe was possible. His story will have you laughing, crying, and gasping but most importantly he will give you the recipe to a longer, happier, and healthier life! Since Tim owns a product-based business, Jessica asked him why he chose podcasting to promote his business and increase his visibility. With products, many other entrepreneurs will choose more direct advertising. “Why are you passionate about going on interviews to tell your story and educate the market?” Tim had been selling mostly over the phone. He built his business over the phone, but then the Covid pandemic shut everything down. Tim didn’t really have any tech skills and had previously invested money with the wrong people. But, Tim had been invited on some podcasts. Every time he went on a podcast, he saw that some sales would trickle in, however, Tim never really put a lot of thought into podcasts.  Tim decided to call up a friend to get on some podcasts. He guested on three shows and did an enormous amount of sales. Tim thought, “This could save me.”  Within a few months of podcast guesting, Tim tripled his sales. Once Tim began working with us here at Interview Connections, he created half a million dollars in sales. Tim loves podcast guesting because he gets to do what he does best: tell his unfiltered story and educate people. Podcast guesting is simplifying the business for Tim, so he feels like he is getting his life back while still expanding his business!  For Tim, podcast guesting is a no brainer. As a guest, you just get to show up on someone else’s podcast, who has put in all this work to establish trust and build an audience. Tim explains that it’s like getting in front of a stadium of people and having their attention for an hour It’s a fantastic organic marketing strategy --no ads necessary-- and it’s just your unfiltered story doing the selling for you. Tim also points out that these podcast hosts need good content! They need good guests or they don’t have a show. If you’ve got a story (and really, don’t we all?) Tim recommends that you get really good at telling your story. When Tim really started focusing on podcast guesting, he doubled his business. Jessica asks Tim to expand on what kind of shows are giving him those amazing results.  Podcast guesting was uncharted water for Tim. He just tried to get on as many different types of shows as he could. Tim would also track sales from podcast interviews by giving out a unique discount code on episodes, and tracking if that code was used. This would allow Tim to see exactly what podcasts were creating momentum for him. Tim was interested in reaching audiences that he could relate to, and offer solutions to. These audiences excised in a variety of shows, so Tim went on a large number of different shows! Tim tracked his results and had a clear understanding of his client avatar, which was incredibly valuable for his podcast guesting strategy. Tim understands who wants and needs his product, and understands his ideal client’s mindset. If you’re thinking about doing a show, you have a great message but you are scared about how you are going to share it, Tim explains that you’re really getting in your own way. A friend of Tim’s paid $25,000 for a coaching program, and the first piece of advice the coach gave was to go live every single day.  A lot of people would respond, “I don’t have my message yet, it’s not perfect!” Tim explains that the first 45-75 lives are not for the audience, they are for you to find your message and to refine your message! You will find your message and you will start getting comfortable sharing it. The best way to hone your message is to start going live, hire a booking agency to get you on podcasts, and just go on the shows. You don’t have to be an ad expert, you don’t have to know how to build a website. You just have to have a message and a way to connect with those people who resonate with your message. You just have to be really good at telling your story! If you’re saying, “I really want to do this, but I’m not ready. I don’t have my message right.” Tim argues that you just have to start! You can connect with Tim at Chemicalfreebody.com and listeners can also use discount code “IC” at checkout!

Sima Vasa is excited to welcome Tim Clover as her guest for today’s podcast. Tim is the CEO and Founder of Glow, based in Australia. Tim is originally from the UK and has been living in Australia for the last ten years. About Glow Glow is an online research platform, and people often compare it with SurveyMonkey on steroids. For Tim, it is about a lot more than just creating surveys. It is about the whole workflow for research. Some background As a kid, Tim was into engineering and finding out how things work. He started his first business after getting his engineering degree. He tried to use Excel macros to standardize processes and do things like process mapping. And he wanted to work out how to create channels into different markets. Although he earned enough to pay the rent and eat, he needed to gain more life and company experience, so he ended up working for a UK company, doing business simulation work. Not fitting the mold A friend called Tim and suggested that he apply for a role at the company he was working for because they needed someone with his skill set. Tim applied for and got the job. But he felt that did not quite fit that mold, which was generally very academic and did not involve much thinking outside the box. Assumptions Tim became interested in the sensitivities around many of the assumptions in the models that were being used in the company he was working for. He wanted to understand where the data was coming from that was feeding those assumptions. That pushed his career within that company into a role of story-telling, and into dealing with much more senior people in the organizations, to challenge them and help them form assumptions. From doing that, he became well-known within the organization. Australia In Australia, they were trying to do a similar thing. They wanted to build a team to analyze data and analytics from an operational perspective. So Tim decided to move there and help the company build a team in Melbourne. Retailers Tim did a lot of work with retailers. A big retailer called Coles was going through a major transformation at the time, and Tim’s team helped them pull together all their data together. The birth of Glow It took a long time to get their customer data together, and Tim started tinkering around to find ways to speed things up. Through his endeavors to find a better way to capture the information, Glow was born. Glow Glow, as a concept, was born because of a gap in the ability to reach consumers. It was a way that companies could tap into their customers more quickly and directly. Initially, Tim did not think of it as a survey platform. He just wanted to close the gap in hard-to-reach places and create experiences for the customers to engage. Good times and bad When starting a business, you have to weigh up the personal risk and realize that the path will be hard. If you’re not absolutely focused and completely determined, you’re going to find the ride pretty tough. Tim has had some fantastic times and some tough times over the last seven years. At first At first, Glow was all about getting data from hard to reach places and leveraging their tech to fund growth. In the background, they were investing more heavily in the ability to write the surveys themselves. Clients could log in After starting to write the surveys themselves, about three years ago, they released the first version of Glow where their clients could log in, look at their account, see the surveys running, and change some of the questions. Getting data Before, Tim was more of an insights person than a researcher. So when he got into research, it was about getting data. Online panel Three years ago, Schweppes asked Tim to do an online panel. He looked into it to find out how it might work, and it eventually took about two hours to get it working beautifully. The panel that Tim created takes people from building a survey to creating li...

Season 1. Episode 39. New Year's resolutions come in all shapes and sizes, but we here on the podcast are looking at our Revolution Resolutions - namely, our sake goals for 2021! The New year is one of the most important holidays in Japan. The Japanese flock to their local shinto shrine to pray for a healthy and auspicious new year. One tradition that is a bit less common is the drinking of Otoso sake. This is a medicinal sake infused with herbs and spices (cinnamon, ginger, pepper etc). Tim and John step into the new year with some new sake goals for the new year. For Tim, it is to drink outside his comfort zone, and as a good first step, he brings in a sweet Junmai Nigori. John wants to buy more sake locally and hits the japckpot when he finds some wonderful premium sake at his local liquor store. Here is a toast to 2021, hoping it brings us all more of the sake we love.

Hey Japanpreneurs, this episode of Small Business Japan is a unique blend of entrepreneurship, traditional Japanese culture and history, rural tourism, and self-development and spirituality. Tim Bunting is a certified Yamabushi with more than a decade of experience in Yamagata living near the Dewa Sanzan. Originally from New Zealand, the self-professed nature lover spent many of his formative years in the great outdoors, and truly feels at home amongst the vast forests, sprawling rice fields, and mountains of Yamagata Prefecture. For Tim, the Dewa Sanzan holds a special importance as a place to get away from the real world, and back to a simpler time, that he believes is something that could benefit people all over the world. Tim’s interests include Japanese history and culture (he is the curator of dewasanzan.com), coffee, photography, music, and sports such as cricket and rugby. He is also an ASSISTANT PROFESSOR at Tohoku University of Community Service and Science and a FREELANCE TRANSLATOR AND INTERPRETER. Tim does have a stable job at a local university but he is pursuing a creative entrepreneurial side job that overlaps tourism and spirituality. Nestled in the Tohoku Region between inland Yamagata Prefecture and the Shonai coast on the Sea of Japan, the Dewa Sanzan is the collective name for the three sacred mountains of Dewa;Mt. Haguro, Mt. Gassan, and Mt. Yudono, the location for the pilgrimage of rebirth for over 1400 years. Him and his business partner had an interest in promoting the Northern area and spreading the word of the uniqueness and beauty of their rural area. They did this through Yamabushi and pilgrimages to the mountains...

Every single person who knows Tim Timmons seems to have this same response when his name comes up: “Dude! Timmons! I LOVE that guy!” It just seems like he has poured his heart and life into every third person I’ve met in the past few years. He’s a musician, a pastor by default, a writer and a family man. The crazy thing? Twenty years ago he was told he had five years to live. Talk about a pivot, right? For Tim this has led to a conscious decision to rejoice that, as he says, “I woke up today!” Tim’s new single “You Never Let Go” just released a couple weeks ago, and it is so good it has genuinely brought tears to my eyes. I have wholeheartedly joined the club of people who say “Timmons! I love that guy!” Listen in and I think you’ll feel the same. Click here to listen to “You Never Let Go” Here’s 10,000 Minutes and here’s Tim’s instagram. CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE CHICKEN OF THE MONTH CLUB!!!! Click here to check out my music. Thank you for listening! Now go do something awesome! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-pivot/support

https://audio.simplecast.com/b4f46885.mp3 Downloads: iTunes, Spotify, RSS Film Runners 045: Welcome back to Film Runners! Did you miss us? Everyone say hello to Tim Harvey, our new co-host. For Tim’s pick, the Film Runners watched Moneyball (2011), and Tim teaches Insha some stuff about sports! Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey (@TimothyRHarvey) Official Twitter: @thefilmrunners Air Date: 2020/07/31 Film […]

Film Runners 045: Welcome back to Film Runners! Did you miss us? Everyone say hello to Tim Harvey, our new co-host. For Tim's pick, he chose Moneyball (2011) and teaches Insha stuff about sports. Hosts:Insha Fitzpatrick (@benwyyatt)Michael Walls-Kelly (@mwallsk)Tim Harvey Official Twitter: @thefilmrunners Air Date: 2020/07/30 Film Runners cover art and logo designed by Aaron Sambey

This episode marks Tim’s 41st birthday. Last year, for the 40th birthday, we did a big birthday giveaway for GPS marketing and a lot of people got tons of value from it. This year, Tim feels generous and asked in the fitness professional Facebook group what members in the group wanted. Everybody replying to the post wanted to get into the Iron circle.The iron circle is an amazing group of high level-gym owners. We don’t advertise the group and haven’t taken in more people since round one in October last year. The group is all about helping each other and learning from each other.The second thing that people wanted was our Private Client Coaching, which is our 8-week step by step process on how to create systems around your operations. The Iron Circle is $30,000 a year and the Private coaching program is $15k a year for a combined total of $45 grand. Being in the Iron Circle gives you access to everything we offer for free. For Tim’s birthday, for $20,000, you will get membership to the Iron Circle and Private Client Coaching.  This means you get $70 grand worth of our stuff for 20 grandThe only caveat is that you must qualify to join the Iron Circle. Listen in to learn more about the qualifications of the inner circle and about this very generous offer from Tim. The offer is only valid for one day after this episode airs. So you must take action quickly.Key TakeawaysTim’s 41st birthday giveaway (00:42)What is the Iron Circle and how to be part of it (02:08)Value you get from being in the iron circle (05:41)Tim’s generous birthday giveaway (07:10)Qualifications for getting in the Iron Circle (08:12)How to get in on the birthday giveaway (15:09)Additional Resources:www.PFMarketingSolutions.com/Callwww.CLACourse.comwww.ProFitGPS.netMarketing Talk with Fitness Professionals Facebook Grouphttps://PFMarketingSolutions.com/Datawww.PFMarketingSolutions.com/Automationwww.ProfitGPS.com--If you are interested in a free audit for your gym, visit http://bit.ly/free_gym_audit--You can find out more about Tim and the strategies covered in this episode by checking out our website.--Would you rather watch the video version instead?Head over to our YouTube channel to watch this episode by going here--If you don’t already have my book, get your copy FREE here.--Connect with Tim:Schedule A CallFacebookInstagramLinkedInConnect with Randy:FacebookInstagram--Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, YouTube or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!  

This episode could change your life. Our guest, Tim Walls, has a prophetic word for some listeners at the end of the interview.Tim is a father, husband, business consultant, coach and speaker based in Northern California.But Tim is not your typical business consultant. I’m not sure there’s anyone who does what he does. The simplest way to describe it is he comes alongside Kingdom-minded business leaders who want to partner with God to grow their companies.He helps people unlock kingdom strategies in times of growth and adversity, and facilitates a transformation of culture that sees lives changed.For Tim, it is all about helping people experience the presence of God every day. He makes the supernatural, practical. And the results are, quite literally, out of this world.Tim talks about:How people in business can access the presence of God for every decision and circumstanceIncredible stories of breakthroughHis own transition from fighting his calling in business to where he is todayAnd so much moreNow - an IMPORTANT message. At the very end of this interview, Tim releases a prophetic word for a number of listeners. PLEASE listen carefully and if it connects with you, I want to know. Email me: andrew@apiroconsulting.comNotes from the interview — Tim’s weapons to empower you:Daily habit: Time with the Lord in the Word and in worship, declare truth and prophetic words, thankfulness.Bible inspiration: Isaiah 64Worship song: The Blessing by Kari JobeBook: Strengthen Yourself In The Lord by Bill JohnsonMore resources and connect with Tim:The Business Sherpa https://thebusinesssherpa.com/Tim on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/timothywalls/About the show:On the Supernatural Business In Times of Crisis podcast, leaders reveal how to advance your business in adversity, empowering and equipping you with the supernatural power to take on and overcome the impossible.Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts or your favourite podcast player.Produced and hosted by Andrew Montesi, founder of Apiro Consulting and Apiro Media, full stack marketer, media producer and entrepreneur.Audio production by Nathan Jones and art by Jess Radnidge.Find out more, contact and join the community here:https://www.supernaturalbusinesspodcast.com/Email:supernaturalbusiness@apiroconsulting.comAn Apiro Media production https://apiropodcasts.com

Welcome to Season 9, Episode 16, of the ParentingAces Podcast. This week's episode is a replay of the Facebook Live chat I had with ITA CEO Tim Russell last week. In that discussion, Tim and I talked about COVID-19's potential impact on college tennis, what's in store for both entering and returning college tennis players, and what we can all do to help ensure college tennis remains vital and viable for the 2020-21 school year and beyond. Tim and I plan to have further conversations in a public forum as new information becomes available. In the meantime, please take Tim's advice and follow the ITA, ParentingAces, ZooTennis, and other social media accounts to keep college tennis front and center as some big decisions are being made by the NCAA and others. To read the article on simultaneous format referenced in our conversation, click here. For a follow-up piece, click here. To read the article that triggered our conversation, click here. For Tim's response to that article, click here. As the COVID-19 pandemic is changing daily, please know that ParentingAces is committed to continuing to bring you information and support as it relates to junior tennis and college recruiting. We have created a page on our website specifically dedicated to sharing useful tennis-related resources. You can visit it here. As always, a big thank you to Morgan Stone, aka STØNE, for our NEW intro and outro music this season. You can find more of his music at SoundCloud.com/stonemuzic. If you’re interested in House Music, please be sure to check out his social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram.  If you’re so inclined, please share this – and all our episodes! – with your tennis community. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or via the ParentingAces website. If you haven’t already, be sure to become a Member of ParentingAces – we have 4 options for you – by clicking here.

In this episode of the Confidence Mastery: Unlock Your Life Podcast, Natalie talks to Chris Knight and Tim Webb on how you can gain body confidence. First off, learn to accept your own body and learn how to be confident.  If you can improve it by being fit and healthy, then by all means, do it! Listen as they discuss the following topics: the law of attraction, different workouts, routines, fitness setbacks, getting your dream girl, finding your primary drive, and many more. KEY TAKEAWAYS It was when Tim joined the West End Productions that he finally got into fitness. He became health conscious since looking good and being graceful are parts of the job. There was a time though that he neglected his health and body—he started smoking and became overweight amongst other bad habits. He realised that the body can only take enough toxicity and decided to do something about it. Routines aren’t for everyone. For Tim, he likes it that when there isn’t any pressure. No constraints, no deadlines. Tim also emphasises on the enormous difference of feeling good and looking good. Feeling good is what you want to aim for. But, if you want to look good, he suggested the benchmark workouts from CrossFit. What keeps Tim going? Tim answered, “What kept me going is realising that until I literally, physically can’t do it anymore, I will always be able to consider new things.” What can one do so to feel confident with their bodies and themselves? Don’t be afraid to ask for help from someone. Find a fitness program that works for you. Chris advises that if you want to better yourself, you need to do it for yourself and not for others. Hypnotherapy helped Chris in his focus and mindset. This is how he reached his goals incrementally. What keeps Chris motivated? Chris’ happiness lies in finding the right girl for him. So, what’s the best way to show her dream girl he’s the best fit? By looking good, staying fit, and living healthier. As Chris phrases the Law of Attraction, ‘what you put out, you get back’. Your thought processes will help you in how you reach your goals. You’re able to attract success when you take better action. It’s easier to attain your goals when you have a winning mindset. You feel that you have control over your own progress. It’s easier to remove doubts and let the process do its work. BEST MOMENTS “Just getting out there and being active is the right thing.” - Tim “The constant ability to learn new things, explore new things, and realise that you’re doing just this one kind of fitness doesn’t necessarily mean you know everything.” - Tim “Looking good is an opinion; feeling good is a fact.” - Tim “What keeps me going is knowing for a fact that the journey will never end.” - Tim “We can’t always cater to everyone and make everybody happy.” – Tim “Love yourself, and everything will get attracted to you.” – Chris “I want to be happy; that’s the end result I want.” – Chris “Try to change one habit at a time. Don’t do it all at once.” – Chris VALUABLE RESOURCES Insanity Workout Rob Moore - https://robmoore.com/ Confidence Mastery Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/confidence-mastery-unlock-your-life-podcast/id1497917418 ABOUT THE GUESTS TIM WEBB Tim has been a professional actor for the past 12 years performing all over the world. He has performed in the Phil Collins' Disney musical Tarzan in Hamburg, Germany, the first UK tour of Wicked and in the West End in The Book of Mormon. Over the last few years, he has become for want of a better word, psyched about fitness and motivating others to achieve their fitness goals. From complete amateur doing Insanity in his parents' living room, he now teaches fitness classes in London at various locations. He is the co-founder of Target Time, a community running programme and website and also of Kinsman Property, an investment company he founded with his brother Edward. Tim has done the full Couch to 5K experience and last year achieved a podium finish in his age group at Spartan Race Scotland. His future goals include; becoming a silver fox, competing in a masters category at a CrossFit event and mastering the art of cooking the perfect Vegan nut roast. LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-webb-06bba0153 Instagram - @webbothyt86 , @targettimerun Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/kinsmanproperty/ CHRIS KNIGHT Chris Knightis a Sales Manager with an entrepreneurial streak. For years he had issues with self-esteem, confidence, body weight fluctuation and depression. Following a relationship breakdown, he decided to use the emotion to fuel a total body and mind transformation. After losing 25lbs and becoming more aesthetically pleasing, he realised that the core reason that he had wanted to do this was to be happy. After following the process of the dieting and the mindset change, Chris realised that happiness comes from within. The external changes to his appearance weren't even necessary but they had been the catalyst to understanding that external changes are just at surface level. When Chris embraced that we have to change how we feel about ourselves internally before anything else matters; his life began to change for the better. Having undergone, and maintaining, his personal body and mindset Transformation; he is now applying the same principles and habits used for dieting into his professional life as he writes a book on mental health and launches his property business. Chris believes that anybody is capable of the same process. If you make the decision to start, as you progress, the positive changes will compound over time giving you results that you desire. https://www.facebook.com/chris.knight.1804 email: cdknight@live.co.uk ABOUT THE HOST Natalie is the Confident Entrepreneur, helping others be confident and successful in health, wealth & happiness with kick-ass coaching at Gold Star Life. She’s a Property Developer, has a Serviced Accommodation business which she runs alongside her business partner and Mum, Paula Bailey and they want to help combat loneliness with the Better Together message – helping others to come together to increase their confidence, network and life. Natalie lives in Mallorca and travels back to the UK regularly to speak at events, host her Gold Star Elite Mastermind and visit property projects. With a background in Personal Training, health and fitness are high on the agenda, with wealth creation and happiness going hand in hand to create a confident and successful life.  CONTACT METHOD Gold Star Elite - www.goldstar.life Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/NatalieArabellaBaileyGoldStar/ Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/GoldStarLife/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/nataliegoldstarbep/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/nataliearabellabailey See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome back to the second part of Episode 3! With our special guest, Jacob, we talk about anime opening and ending songs, artists we found through anime, and whether the song gives us "EF" (Emotional Flair). To end off we talk about what we've been doing and what we've been watching during our days to get through this quarantine. Thank you for sticking around and listening to the second part of this episode! For Tim's anime prints click here, unfortunately the store is closed but keep on the lookout for more amazing stuff! Again, we apologize for our some of our technical difficulties. Hope you still enjoyed!

What way has anime made an impact on your life? Was it good? Was it bad? In this two part episode, we are joined by our very first special guest, Jacob, to not only discuss the impact that anime has in our lives, but also the importance that music has on a series itself. Thank you for tuning in and hope you enjoy! Also, we apologize for some our technical issues. Gomennasai! For Tim's anime prints click here, unfortunately the store is closed but keep on the lookout for more amazing stuff!

Almost a week has passed since the 49ers came up short in Super Bowl 54 and of all people, our Editor-in-Chief Tim Kawakami believes the best is yet to come. Kate and the typically less-than-enthusiastic Kawakami delve into why he's so high on the future of the organization, how learning from past mistakes helped the Niners reach Miami this year, and why Sunday's failure may turn out to be the final learning moment that John Lynch and Kyle Shanahan need in order to lift the trophy they came so close to grasping five days ago. For Tim's top-notch coverage, visit: https://theathletic.com/author/tim-kawakami/ Start your free trial now at: theathletic.com/theupdate Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“If you are ferocious in battle, remember to be magnanimous in victory"Colonel (Retd) Tim Collins OBE delivered the now infamous speech to his troops of the 1st Royal Irish Battle Group on the eve of battle in Iraq, March 2003. Such was the notoriety of this particular address it is believed that a copy of the speech hung in the Oval Office of the White House. From the moment Tim Collins' speech in Iraq was made public, Collins became a hero and an inspiration to world leaders and infantrymen alike.Tim was commissioned into the Army and joined the 2nd Battalion, Royal Irish Rangers in Berlin. He took command of the 1st Royal Irish in the aftermath of the Sierra Leone hostage crisis. After completing several tours including Northern Ireland and the Falklands, he became aide to the UN Chief of Staff in Cyprus. Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel, Tim took on the role of Project Director for the Peace Support Training Centre in Sarajevo, before returning to HQ Land Command with responsibility for training. Tim Collins' book, Rules of Engagement, was published in 2005.Tim is a naturally inspiring speaker, combining extensive experience of active service with broad knowledge of military and political history. An authority on teamwork, leadership and motivation, his speeches show a clear parallel between military problem solving and the challenges faced by leaders in any walk of life.Tim's philosophy can be summed up in a handful of rules. Know what your objectives are and have a plan; pick the right team; make sure everyone has a role and that it has been communicated clearly to them; understand your responsibilities as leader but learn to trust your team.Tim has fantastic stories & experience. He served 3 tours with the SAS and UK Special Forces.Now Tim is a Chairman as a Business Leader providing subject matter experts around the world. He’s more inspired by US General than UK Generals. For Tim the best of inspirational UK leaders were his two COs of the Special Air Service (SAS). The first was General Cedric Delves – “a man of few words, deep intellect and a great leader who we emulated”. Also he admired General Rupert Pritchard who he said was “a man with an unfailing moral compass to stand up to politicians and who said no with courage”. Another inspiring leader was General John Allen ISAF Comd. “General John was a gentleman and fine leader - we so wanted to please him”. When I asked about his mistakes he was reflective. He remembered the bullies & psychopaths he worked with. A lesson for Tim was failing to see failure, or inability in others soon enough. He recalled his mistake was not stepping in early enough to confront and stop mistakes. In business his motto was “don’t be overly trusting or get taken advantage of. Don’t follow false prophets who promise work that never materialises or who use you!”Tim’s Top Tips - know what needs to be done. Refine and clarify Purpose and Structure. Tell others, then build organisation around that clear purpose. Get the best talent you can afford behind your purpose. Spirit of ownership. Communications is vital to flow both ways. Let them get on with it. He ended with some hilarious tips on coping with psychopaths. #Courage #InspiringLeadership #leadership #CEOs #MotivationalSpeaker #teamcoach See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It is time for a geeky boner episode! What has all of us making inappropriate dick jokes this week? For Tim, it’s a lot of new stuff coming to Walt Disney World. For Molly, it’s all about running. And for Nick, it’s all about Borderlands 3. So if you care about what we care about, […]

At the request of former president Jimmy Carter, Tool Time has agreed to build some houses for Habitat for Humanity, and dispatches Tim and Al on location to head up each of their own construction teams. For Tim’s part, he’s chosen a who’s who of NFL players, as well as Evander Holyfield. Al has chosen […]

Chris Castle, a developer advocate at Heroku, leads the discussion with Tim Specht, the co-founder and CTO of Dubsmash, a video messaging application. Tim's involvement with software development stretches back over a decade, to the first evolution of smartphones, when memory management was essential and the new user experiences were being formed. It's become easier now to build applications, but the expectations on quality from users has also changed. For Tim, the two journeys are intertwined: it's not enough to have a depth-first approach to software development, and a baseline knowledge of how to make something computationally efficient aids programmers in building pleasing apps. The pivotal transition in Tim's understanding of how to build great software was getting better at prioritization. Allowing others to choose strategies that work best under the circumstances allows the entire project to move forward, rather than stalling endlessly to find the most optimal solution. It's important when making a technical decision to not stay committed to the path if it isn't working out. Any bottleneck has two solutions: either you brute force a solution at the expense of time and productivity, or you find a solution which is good enough. When it comes to building a product, Tim says that it's important to try and embed yourself into the news and events of your ecosystem as much as possible. Following authors on Medium or clicking through links on HackerNews not only tells you of what others are building; it also informs you of the new tools you have at your disposal. Of course, it's ill-advised to jump into a new library, language, or framework, without some evaluation and caution. But community adoption for something new--that is, other companies demonstrating success--is the best signifier for whether you should incorporate it as well.

For Tim and Linda, it's been over 400 days on the road so far since cycling away from Europe in the spring of 2018.  Some of the highlights include a month through Turkey, riding through the Pamir mountains in Tajikistan, and cycling for 3 months in China.  You can learn more about their adventure at pedallingtheplanet.wordpress.com.  Tim and Linda, welcome to The Pursuit Zone. The Adventure Cycle Touring handbook Why Don't You Fly? Backdoor to Beijing by Bicycle

Multifamily Mindset is key to growing true wealth in multifamily real estate.   Tim Bratz brokered his first commercial lease for a 400 square foot retail space which rented for $10,000 per month in New York, NY.  When he realized the landlord was going to make almost $2,000,000 over the 12 year lease for this one space, he knew he was on the wrong side of the coin.  He needed to be a landlord instead of a real estate broker if he wanted to create real wealth in real estate.   Since that time, Tim has flipped single family homes, wholesaled, owned single family rentals, turnkey rentals, and invested actively and passively in multifamily properties.     The first apartment building he purchased was an 8 unit property for $30,000 which he invested another $50,000 into.  All in he is in for $10,000 per door, and it cash flows like crazy. Since this one property, he stopped investing in all other types of real estate except for multifamily. Real Wealth in Real Estate Real wealth is not created on one commission from an individual transaction.  It is created from residual income; getting paid repeatedly, month after month and year after year.  Wealth in real estate is created over time, not by flipping property after property, but by holding the asset and letting it appreciate over the years.     Multifamily Mindset Multifamily Mindset for Tim started with the realization that residual income was key.  More wealth has been created in real estate. It’s a proven formula if you stick with it and have a vision.   The more he learned about real estate, the more he saw an opportunity for him.  He also recognized the power and potential danger of leverage. When the 2008 crash happened, those with too much leverage, lost everything.  While those with cash flowing assets, were able to ride out the storm.    When the banks were not lending, real estate investors with positive balance sheets and cash flowing properties were able to get loans, because they had cash flow.  This allowed them to buy more and grow their portfolio.    Getting Started You will pay for your education one way or another.  If you decide to go it solo, and learn the hard way, on your own, you will pay for your education in costly mistakes and missed opportunities.  If you elect to pay a mentor, you will be able to shorten your learning curve, and gain from your mentors experience, and mistakes so you won’t have to repeat them.  The choice is yours. There are tons of books and podcasts available for free.  But these do not hold you accountable. How many times have you been to a seminar or read a book that inspired you to do great things.  But as soon as you return home, you get into your regular routine and forget all the excitement and momentum you gained from the event.  Having regular meetings with your mentor or mastermind group, will keep you on track and hold you accountable to yourself so that you reach your goals.   Tim has learned from books, podcasts and mentors, both bad and good.  He has found his mastermind group has been the most beneficial for him.  His mastermind group is where he learned from other investors who had passed through his current challenge.   Meeting regularly with his mentor or his mastermind has helped Tim create a portfolio valued at more than $250,000,000 in just over 4 years. Regular Reflecting Tim had over 200 doors made up of a mix of single family and multifamily properties.  When he took some time to reflect, the numbers did not lie. NInety percent of his wealth was from multifamily yet it accounted for only ten percent of his time.  This aha, lead Tim to focus only on multifamily from that point forward.  If you don’t know where you want to go, it doesn’t matter which path you take.  Know your why, and then back into the numbers to get you on the right path for where you want to end up.  When you know what you want, you can ask better questions, on how you can accomplish your goal.     Take a day, schedule it, and periodically take stock of where you are and compare it to where you want to be.  Then ask questions, and course correct.   Consistency is Key Consistency is key to building a successful business.  An apple a day keeps the doctor away, not seven apples on Sunday.   If you want to build a big business, there is no shortcut.  Consistency is the key to growing a big business. If you want to build a big business, recognize that it will take time, and act consistently.  When you do this over time, your efforts will accumulate and you will have success.   Marketing Tim recognizes that having a consistent marketing message in front of his key prospects is how he will reach his goals.  This applies to both raising money, and buying apartments. In the communities where Tim is actively acquiring properties, everyone knows Tim buys apartments.  Why? Because, for the past three years, he has marketed to owners, and residential brokers that “Tim buys Apartments”.   For investors looking to participate passively, Tim stays in front of them, and is constantly building his list.  His consistent actions allows him to raise millions of dollars in a single webinar for any deal he has.   From his residential wholesale days, where he built his list of buyers and wholesalers, he recognized that wholesalers come across multifamily deals all the time, and usually throw them away.  What if the wholesaler could make a referral fee by sending it to Tim?   Tim emails his list of wholesalers weekly, reminding them that he buys apartment buildings.  Because these buyers come across multifamily opportunities regularly, and have nowhere to go, Tim has been able to make a win-win-win situation for the seller, wholesaler and Tim. Syndication Strategy Tim has a unique syndication strategy for how he structures for his deals compared to traditional syndication models.  Unlike others where investors may not see any return until the building sells, Tim offers a preferred return to investors from day one.  As soon as the property is stabilized and can be refinanced, he pays back the investors their principal, replaces his bridge financing, and keeps his investors in the deal for 10 to 30 percent equity into perpetuity.   Investor benefits include: tax advantages because the preferred returns are long term capital gains.  The investor gets their capital back for the next deal, and they get the long term equity build from their 10 - 30 percent investment with no capital in the deal.    For Tim, this has created a constant source of money looking for a return that is ready for the next deal. BIGGEST RISK  Each week I ask my guest, “What is the Biggest Risk Real Estate Investors face?”   BIGGEST RISK: The BIGGEST Risk we face is the potential tightening up of the banks.   How do you manage the risk? The model is based on refinancing within 12 to 18 months.  If we see the market shifting, we can refinance sooner, and not take out any proceeds.  Usually we like to wait for 12 months so we can take out some proceeds. This allows us to pay a little more to our investors, and make them happy, and me a little more liquid so I can qualify for more loans.  But if we had to refi before 12 months, we could just refi at our basis, lock into long term debt, and ride out the storm.   The other thing we do is underwrite our projects as if the loan to value is going to drop by 5 - 10% in 12 - 18 months and we assume that the interest rates will bump up 1 percent.  Do I think these will happen? No. But, I want to be prepared for if they do.     For more go to: Face Book: Tim Bratz Website: Legacywealthholdings.com Podcast: Legacy Wealth Show Event: Commercial Empire

"Thank you, again, for your interest in our company. We encourage you to apply for future openings for which you qualify." Rejection. Sound familiar? Of course. In this episode of Rise Regardless, we’re not concerned with rejection in itself. Instead, we’re focusing on how to learn, grown and remain resilient in the wake of it, so meet Tim Salau. Tim is a technical thought leader in the tech industry, a digital community builder, social media content creator, and so much more. Before that, however, Tim was a college student receiving rejection email after rejection email. In spite of reading hundreds of rejections, however, Tim nonetheless remained resolute. As he asserts, you only need one shot - one company - to have faith in you. For Tim, that one company was Google. More about Tim: Tim's life purpose is to strengthen the bonds people share through empathic and compassionate action. He is a community-obsessed and purpose-driven leader with expertise leading brand direction and championing innovation through community building, public speaking, and product leadership. Nigerian-born and Texas raised, Tim is a first-generation Texas Tech University and UT Austin alum with a B.A. in Psychology and MIS. He's the founder of Guide and Mentors & Mentees, a 6,000-member community platform, that enables students and professionals to thrive in the Future of Work. Leveraging his passion for tech and experience working with the Big 3: Google, Facebook, and Microsoft, all before the age of 24, he's devoted to making the tech industry a more inclusive space for people of color, women, and those pursuing tech with unconventional backgrounds. He's been recognized by the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, SXSW, LinkedIn, Google, The Millennial Mogul and other media platforms for his work as a public figure, community leader, tech influencer, and a thought leader around the Future of Work. Follow Tim on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/timsalau/ Follow Tim on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timsalau/ Follow Guide on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-guideapp/ Follow Guide on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/guideapp_/ Learn more about Guide: https://www.guideapp.co/ Follow Mentors & Mentees on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mentorsmentees/ Join the Mentors & Mentees community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MentorsMentees/

Episode #41 has arrived, and we have some pretty cool themes with our film choices this time around! For Tim’s recommendations, he has two films by directors that Kyle has recommended in the past, but he never went with! For Kyle’s recommendations, he has two films where sound really plays a role as a main character!Tim’s Picks: - “Morvern Callar” (2003) // Directed By Lynne Ramsay // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.. - “Trouble Every Day” (2001) // Directed By Claire Denis // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.Kyle’s Picks:- "First Man” (2018) // Directed By Damien Chazelle // Available to rent for $5.99 on Amazon Prime.- “A Quiet Place” (2018) // Directed By John Krasinski // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

Episode #41 has arrived, and we have some pretty cool themes with our film choices this time around! For Tim’s recommendations, he has two films by directors that Kyle has recommended in the past, but he never went with! For Kyle’s recommendations, he has two films where sound really plays a role as a main character!Tim’s Picks: - “Morvern Callar” (2003) // Directed By Lynne Ramsay // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.. - “Trouble Every Day” (2001) // Directed By Claire Denis // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.Kyle’s Picks:- "First Man” (2018) // Directed By Damien Chazelle // Available to rent for $5.99 on Amazon Prime.- “A Quiet Place” (2018) // Directed By John Krasinski // Available to WATCH NOW with Amazon Prime subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

Shownotes: www.unpackingdesign.com/55 One habit most designers have in common is that they have so many ideas that they want to pursue. In some cases, all of the ideas are related to one central theme and vision for their future. In others, the only common thread between the ideas is that they’re related to design. For Tim, his pursuits all came through the projects he designed for his blog, Journey of an Architect, which eventually ranged from architecture to leather product design and writing a book. With so many projects from different areas of design being developed simultaneously, Tim decided it was time to revisit his vision for his future, which is to start an architecture firm. With this in mind, he filtered through all his pursuits and is in the process of letting go of some while reducing his investment of time in others. On the other hand, Mike has recently embarked on putting his latest plans for Evolving Architect in place for 2019 which focuses on writing bi-weekly posts full of ideas that are shared through stories. Each of these posts will be guided by a monthly theme. Learn more about Mike and Tim’s pursuits in this Design Life update! — Thank you for listening to Unpacking Design! To share your thoughts and make suggestions, keep the conversation going on twitter with Mike (@archivalley) and Tim (@tim_ung) Please consider leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes and anywhere else that you listen to podcasts. They help us get the show in front of more awesome listeners like you! Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes to make sure you stay up to date on each new show!

Tim started his adult life in the Marines as an intelligence analyst. During those 5 years, he learned some valuable lessons and also realized that he did not want someone to dictate how much money he would make. He then got into insurance sales, which was foundational to his understanding of the market and real estate before he made the career shift to real estate investing.Initially, Tim was a project manager for a real estate investing company, prepping homes and keeping things moving along so the company could be productive and successful. From there, he and a business partner started Sprint Partners LP and got into the area of owner financing notes within real estate investing. A few years later, he met the woman who would eventually become his wife and his true entrepreneurial journey began in 2006.The first 2 years of their endeavor were great, filled with growth and profits, but when the harsh realities of the Great Recession set in, they had to cut their losses and basically eat up any gains they had made in ’06-’07. Tim reinvented himself in 2010 and focused on wholesaling, but he soon realized that he missed the networking opportunities that he had had through HomeVestors. He formed the REI Expo in Dallas in January of 2011, which continued for several years and expanded into regional events across the country. Through this experience, he got connected to Five Star Expo and was asked to be a speaker on single family real estate investing. One thing led to another and he co-founded B2R Finance and served as the Managing Director for some time before he realized that his heart really wasn’t in it and he needed to get back into entrepreneurship. This led to the creation of the 2020 REI Group, which had good intentions but ultimately missed the mark as well because it kept him away from his true passion: his family. Tim truly speaks from experience when he tells listeners to find their “why” and pursue it. Do not lose sight of what is really important to you and what makes you want to get out of bed in the morning. Make an effort to prioritize those things and make your business fit around those commitments. For Tim, in addition to just being there for his family, it is finding happiness in looking for that idyllic barbecue joint wherever he is and just enjoying it.Key Quotes:· “No one else will tell me what my time is worth.”· “Ideas are only as good as your execution.”· “If you’re not happy, the people you love will not be happy.”Topics Covered in this Episode:· Real estate investing· Entrepreneurship journey· One-of-a-kind barbecue joints· Making time for what is important Connect with Tim:https://timherriage.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/herriagehttps://twitter.com/timherriage https://www.facebook.com/timherriage/ https://www.instagram.com/timherriage/

KEY TAKEAWAYS: ­­­(1.02) – So Tim, can I ask you to expand on some of those things and tell us a little bit about yourself? Since Tim was a boy he has had a fascination with all things tech. This is part of the reason he is now a generalist with a deep understanding of everything from the hardware to the software. Over the past couple of years, he has focused on the public cloud, in particular Microsoft Azure. (1.50) – Phil asks Tim for a unique IT career tip. Tim explains that developing the ability to organize your thoughts and present them clearly is very important. Public speaking ensures that you learn and practice those critical skills. (3.06) –Tim is asked to share his worst career moment by Phil. Fortunately, Tim’s worst IT career moment has a silver lining. Tim has always been a teacher as well as an IT professional. So, when he was in the running for an IT directorship in a local private High School he focused on securing that role. But, the school changed its mind and decided not to go in that direction. This was a big blow and very depressing. But, the experience taught him the need to keep the prospect of a future position in context. IT moves at the speed of light, so you need to take a flexible and agile approach to your career. (6.00) – Phil asks Tim to tell everyone about his career highlight, his greatest success. That happened when Tim was speaking at a big conference about WireShark. The audience was a big one and they were eager. So, eager in fact that some of them were applying what he was telling them immediately. There was even a group of programmers from one company who were instant messaging his troubleshooting advice back to their datacenter. That experience demonstrated to Tim the importance and practical value of the technical education he was providing. It was great to see people developing their careers, live, right there in front of him. (7.50) – Phil wants to know what excites Tim about the future of the IT industry and careers. Tim loves the fact that industry work can now be done from anywhere. There is no longer to spend ages in a car traveling or to work in a data center. Cloud computing is definitely the future anyone involved in IT cannot avoid working with cloud computing. However, it is a little worrying that newcomers are not likely to be able to do any actual cabling. Tim’s experience of interfacing with the hardware has helped him to develop software-defined networks that work properly. (9.00) – What first attracted you to a career in IT? Puzzle solving and the fact that you become a perpetual student, there is always something new to learn. Tim was inquisitive from an early age, so for him IT was the perfect fit. (9.55) – What is the best career advice you have been given? Tim said his grandfather told him “if you're doing work that you would do even if you weren't getting paid for it, then you found your right career.” It was a good piece of advice and one of the reasons Tim continues to work in tech and information. (11.38) - If you were to begin your IT career again, right now, what would you do? Tim says that is tricky because today’s IT industry is very different than when he started. He sometimes wishes he had majored in computer science. He advises someone entering the field today to survey as many different disciplines as possible. Then whittle down where their interests and aptitude lie. (12.20) – Phil asks Tim what he is currently focusing on. Tim is still creating Microsoft Azure training and doing consultancy work when he wants to do so. Tim is also doing his best to give back to the IT community, by talking at workshops, mentoring, teaching and attending meetups. (12.58) – What would you consider to be your most important non-technical skill? For Tim it is public speaking. There are plenty of ways to learn this skill and it is well worth taking the time to do so. Being confident and able to be concise and persuasive will help you with job interviews, pitching ideas and selling your case. (14.03) – Phil asks Tim to share a few final words of career advice. Unless you enjoy the work, Tim advises considering another career. IT requires a lot of time and effort, so it is not something you want to be doing if you do not enjoy it. BEST MOMENTS: (2.33) TIM – “The ability to organize your thoughts and present your thoughts clearly is going to carry your career.” (4.46) TIM – “It’s important to be that flexible and agile in your approach to your career.” (10.03) TIM – “If you're doing work that you would do even if you weren't getting paid for it, then you found your right career.” – Tim’s grandfather.” (14.00) TIM – “You really can't go wrong with by honing your public speaking skills.” (14.09) TIM – “In information technology careers, you're never going to be hurting for work.” CONTACT TIM WARNER: Website: https://www.techtrainertim.com Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/TechTrainerTim

At the request of former president Jimmy Carter, Tool Time has agreed to build some houses for Habitat for Humanity, and dispatches Tim and Al on location to head up each of their own construction teams. For Tim’s part, he’s chosen a who’s who of NFL players, as well as Evander Holyfield. Al has chosen […]

During this episode of MakingChips, Jim and Jason talk with Tim Thiessen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Okuma America Corporation about the core values and culture of OKUMA. This conversation happened at IMTS2018 where that unique culture was on full display. OKUMA has been around for 120 years. During this conversation, Tim shares how their values influence how they serve customers. He also gives his vision for the future of manufacturing. You don’t want to miss this episode of MakingChips. Connect with us:www.MakingChips.com/contact How core values impact customer interaction Long-term successful companies with strong core values are the ones that last over time. This is certainly true of OKUMA. OKUMA has a saying, “The criticism of one is more valuable than the praise of millions.” OKUMA takes customer engagement seriously. Their tagline is “Passionately pursuing customers for life.” Tim Thiessen shares how that impacts sales and customer interaction. He says, “In sales, you want to be as close to your customer as possible.” Hear Tim share how they apply that in their sales approach and strategy during this interview. A customer-centric culture that stands the test of time Trust is the foundation on which strong relationships are built. This is true in marriage and in business. In order to be effective in sales, you have to build trust with your customers. Tim Thiessen believes that the best way to earn trust is by showing genuine empathy. Rather than just selling a product, Tim stresses that you want to understand your customer. You need to know not only their machining needs but also the challenges of the customers business. Creating that kind of transparent relationship isn’t easy. It takes time, but it is worth it for a long-lasting, mutually beneficial relationship. When you have a culture so obviously dedicated to the customer, you earn business not just for one purchase, but for a lifetime. Investing in manufacturing for long-term benefits What sets OKUMA apart is their dedication to the core values and culture. The people who work for OKUMA love the manufacturing industry. They want to see the industry continue to thrive and are actively investing in it. They are dedicated to quality, making reliable machinery that will last. They are also on the cutting edge of technology, creating new machines with open platforms that provides flexibility and connectedness for machine shops. For Tim, he is most excited about the additive and subtractive opportunities. Listen as he shares his excitement for the manufacturing industry and the future during this conversation on MakingChips. How AI will shape the future of manufacturing There is so much potential for the future of manufacturing. As the market continues to grow, so will the opportunities for employment and technological advancement. Already, technology is outpacing the workforce in manufacturing. Tim Thiessen shares his vision for the future of manufacturing and how AI will play a significant role in the way machinery works. If you haven’t already begun to consider how to position yourself to adapt to AI technology, then now is the time. Hear more about the advantages of AI and other exciting innovation on this episode. Here’s The Good Stuff! Manufacturing News: 5 ways industrial AI is revolutionizing manufacturing Introduction of Tim Thiessen, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Okuma America Corporation OKUMA’s tagline is “Passionately pursuing customers for life.” The role of empathy in successful leadership What percent of the machine tools that OKUMA sales is to repeat customers? The core value of passion and how it impacts customer engagement How Tim Thiessen got started in the manufacturing industry. What the term “open possibilities” means in the OKUMA culture. Tim Theisen is most excited about the additive technology and the connectedness of machinery The machine tool technology of the future for which manufacturers should be preparing Tools & Takeaways MTForecast Conference This Week’s Superstar Guest Tim Thiessen OKUMA Connect With MakingChips www.MakingChips.com On Facebook On LinkedIn On Instagram On Twitter On YouTube Subscribe to Making Chips on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Stitcher, or Spotify

Investors love stability and predictability, and for that reason Nepal has not appealed to many. With a per capita income of only $970, Nepal ranks among the poorest in Asia. The country is mountainous and largely dependent on agriculture and foreign remittance from Nepalese who’ve left the country to work overseas. There’s also a shifting political landscape and a general lack of stability. It’s not surprising that outsiders see more risk than reward when contemplating investment in Nepal. My guest this episode is trying to change that. Tim Gocher is Founder and Chairman of both the Dolma Foundation and the Dolma Impact Fund, the first international Private Equity and Impact Investment fund for the country of Nepal.   No matter how you cut it, investing in Nepal is a high-risk proposition. For Tim and his investors, the objective is two-fold. Making money comes first but a close second is the fund’s ability to deliver to the Nepalese a high degree of socio-economic benefit. Investing in an under-developed market like Nepal comes with risk. But risk means different things to different people. For some, it conjures up images of opaque regulatory regimes, political in-fighting, and all forms of corruption. Others see opportunity. For visionaries like Tim Gocher, there’s both money and impact there for the making. High risk has a tendency to suppress project and investment valuations. That’s a good thing for Private Equity players charged with building value and growing multiples. As always, thanks for listening.

For Tim, who inspired a generation of musicians, touched the lives of millions, and made electronic dance music what it is today. Rest in peace, brother. ✌️ // ----- Tracklist: 1. Avicii - Waiting For Love (Addal Remix) 2. Avicii - Wake Me Up (Avicii by Avicii) 3. Otto Knows & Avicii - Back Where I Belong 4. Avicii (feat. Sandro Cavazaa) - Without You (Merk & Kremont Remix) 5. Tiësto (feat. C.C. Sheffield) - Escape Me (Avicii Remix) 6. Avicii - Lay Me Down (Avicii by Avicii) 7. Robyn - Hang With Me (Avicii Remix) 8. Avicii - Liar Liar (Avicii by Avicii) 9. Avicii (feat. Amanda Wilson) - Seek Bromance (Porter Robinson Remix) 10. Avicii - Levels 11. Avicii - You Make Me (Throttle Remix) 12. Avicii - Fade Into Darkness (Siren Remix) 13. Avicii & Project 46 (feat. Daphne) - Crime 14. Syn Cole - Miami 82 (Avicii Edit) 15. Avicii - Addicted to You (Avicii by Avicii) 16. Avicii - Talk to Myself 17. Avicii - Dear Boy (Avicii by Avicii) 18. Avicii & Nicky Romero (feat. Noonie Bao) - I Could Be The One

For Tim, who inspired a generation of musicians, touched the lives of millions, and made electronic dance music what it is today. Rest in peace, brother. ✌️ // ----- Tracklist: 1. Avicii - Waiting For Love (Addal Remix) 2. Avicii - Wake Me Up (Avicii by Avicii) 3. Otto Knows & Avicii - Back Where I Belong 4. Avicii (feat. Sandro Cavazaa) - Without You (Merk & Kremont Remix) 5. Tiësto (feat. C.C. Sheffield) - Escape Me (Avicii Remix) 6. Avicii - Lay Me Down (Avicii by Avicii) 7. Robyn - Hang With Me (Avicii Remix) 8. Avicii - Liar Liar (Avicii by Avicii) 9. Avicii (feat. Amanda Wilson) - Seek Bromance (Porter Robinson Remix) 10. Avicii - Levels 11. Avicii - You Make Me (Throttle Remix) 12. Avicii - Fade Into Darkness (Siren Remix) 13. Avicii & Project 46 (feat. Daphne) - Crime 14. Syn Cole - Miami 82 (Avicii Edit) 15. Avicii - Addicted to You (Avicii by Avicii) 16. Avicii - Talk to Myself 17. Avicii - Dear Boy (Avicii by Avicii) 18. Avicii & Nicky Romero (feat. Noonie Bao) - I Could Be The One

“My body, my choice” is possibly the most common slogan in defense of abortion right now, and an embarrassing number of pro-life people completely misunderstand it. This misunderstanding is so common, and it is so destructive. For Tim, and the rest of the team at ERI, it is a point of particular frustration. This piece is a response to a particular meme that completely misunderstands bodily rights arguments, and is therefore really harmful to the pro-life cause. Please stop sharing it. Related Links: Timothy Brahm: Autumn in the Sovereign Zone: Why “It’s My Body, I Can Do What I Want” Won’t Do: http://bit.ly/2x3TugP Timothy Brahm: Bodily Rights Arguments Necessitate Extremism: http://bit.ly/2rv5ju8 Josh Brahm: Understanding and Responding to Bodily Rights Arguments: http://bit.ly/2mZugjg Josh Brahm: Two Bad Pro-Life Responses to Bodily Rights Arguments: http://bit.ly/2gBTlv8 Share the original article: http://bit.ly/2gBf9XR ERI Website: https://EqualRightsInstitute.com ERI Blog: https://Blog.EqualRightsInstitute.com ERI Course: https://EquippedCourse.com

As we make our way into what will be the fourth year of adult-use cannabis in Colorado, Colorado Harvest Company CEO Tim Cullen returns to share how things have changed and how things have remained the same. For Tim, 2014 was his fourth year in operation, so while it was a transformative moment for the industry and the world, in some ways Jan. 1 was another day at the office for Tim. That said, operations were set for 2 or 3 customers at the time and 1500 people showed up. Moving into today Tim says that the water has found it’s level and the cannabis business has evened out.

Comedian, songwriter, lyricist and composer Tim Minchin sits down at the piano for a special programme - an extended conversation with Ian McMillan. Over 45 minutes they discuss the influences on his language, exploring the writing process behind the music and lyrics from his acclaimed musicals (the Tony award winning 'Matilda' and the more recent 'Groundhog Day'), and the pleasure he takes in letting the sounds of word lead his writing in his comic songs. He also talks about publishing his first children's book, 'When I Grow Up' (Scholastic), inspired by the hit song from Matilda, and illustrated by Steve Antony, and explains how pictures can play a similar role to music. Ian and Tim discuss his fascination with the clash (particularly in satirical songs) of content and form, and 'the balance between dark and light' elements. For Tim, the satisfaction of song-writing is similar to that of solving puzzle, particularly when he plays with the effect of internal rhyme. He also considers the debt he owes to Roald Dahl, whose subversiveness he emulated as a young boy, and he admiration for Kurt Vonnegut's ear for ordinary speech. Ian also asks Tim about his interest in science writing - and his notion that 'science is simply the word we use to describe a method of organising our curiosity'. Producer: Faith Lawrence.

Social media has become a popular source of how we share our life, including our travels or adventures. And through social media, we share our photos and usually include a write up to show what we’re doing, where we’ve been. And if we want to get back to basics, well photography has been around for a long time, and looking at a photo can you put you right in to the picture, you can imagine the sounds and smells, and it gives us insight in to things we might otherwise never get to see. And journal keeping, be it on a blog or by written word, has the same effects on us, except we use our imagination to picture where the author is. Both are incredible ways to share stories, and for us to look back on where we’ve been, to refresh the memories from long ago. In this episode we talk to Tim Burke, who documents his journeys through photography and we have a flashback to an interview with Graham Field, who is an avid daily diary keeper. Every Picture Tells a Story: Tim Burke Tim Burke is from Seattle, Washington and in April he quit his job, sold off his belongings and shipped his motorcycle to London to do a trip around Europe. At first, it was about the motorcycle adventure, but very quickly he grew to love photography and it became a large focus of the trip. His photographs have been featured in some motorcycle branding catalogues, magazines and social feeds. For Tim, photography on the road is a way of sharing his experiences with other people. He has some great tips on travelling on a motorcycle with photography equipment, and he also shares his story on how he got to where he is. www.fb.com/timburkephoto www.instagram.com/timburkephoto Graham Field - How he Documents His Life We decided to share part of this episode which ran in August, 2014 where Graham Field tells how he has kept track of his life, and he also reads some of his diary to us. He’s the author of three entertaining motorcycle adventure travel books and you can find them on his website at www.grahamfield.co.uk. Show Sponsors: Max BMW BestRest Products Green Chile Adventure Gear Motobriiz IMS Products PSSOR In Association With: The Good Adventure Company Music by Jason Shaw at www.audionautix.com

In episode 74, Kestrel welcomes Tim Scott, the cofounder and CEO of Mitscoots Outfitters to the show. An Austin based clothing company, Mitscoots Outfitters is on a mission to outfit & employ the homeless. With every piece of American made gear you purchase, Mitscoots will give an equal quality item to someone in need and employ the transitioning homeless to package things up. Gear with a mission: Get + Give + Employ.  In this chat, Tim shares some of his story, how he learned more about the homeless population in Austin, and what really led him to launch Mitscoots. Also, Kestrel asks Tim about his thoughts on how the 1for1 model has evolved since it first gained speed through the Toms shoes approach.  For Tim, when it comes to making an impact, it's all about working together with partners that are highly knowledgable and skilled in particular areas. As he says, "I don't ever think an organization or company can entirely solve a problem on their own." For Tim, it's about collaboration, and working with other partners simultaneously to fill those gaps, so the entirely of the problem can be eventually addressed. Mobile Loaves & Fishes: a mobile food & clothing truck for the homeless, that Tim has volunteered with in the past; he realized how quickly they would run out of clothing, and decided there was a need for Mitscoots

Welcome to Crawlspace. This is our first episode inside the Crawlspace Vault. In this episode Lance Reenstierna and Tim Pilleri talk about what got them into true crime. For Lance, it was the murder of Craig Lane, from the town over. For Tim, it was playing basketball with a convicted killer. But the guys also talk about serial killer Albert Fish and his atrocities. Follow Missing Maura Murray: https://twitter.com/MauraMurrayDoc, Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/missingmauramurray/, and Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MauraMurrayDoc/ Check out our docu-series on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Finding-Maura-Murray/dp/B07JHNTGLK. And don't miss the Disappearance of Maura Murray on Oxygen: https://www.oxygen.com/the-disappearance-of-maura-murray Check out the entire Crawlspace Media Network at http://crawlspace-media.com/ Follow Private Investigations For the Missing https://investigationsforthemissing.org/ https://twitter.com/PIFortheMissing https://www.facebook.com/PIFortheMissing/ https://www.instagram.com/investigationsforthemissing/ Check out Crawlspace's Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/crawlspacepodcast Follow Crawlspace Twitter: https://twitter.com/CrawlspacePod IG: https://www.instagram.com/crawlspacepodcast/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/Crawlspacepodcast/ Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/crawlspace-true-crime-mysteries/id1187326340 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/crawlspace Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/58cll3enTW2SNmbJUuLsrt --- This episode is sponsored by · The Colin and Samir Podcast: The Colin and Samir Podcast hosted by LA - based friends and filmmakers Colin and Samir takes a look into what it’s like to make creativity your career. https://open.spotify.com/show/5QaSbbv2eD4SFrlFR6IyY7?si=Dj3roVoJTZmOime94xhjng

NYC's pastor-to-the-sceptics Tim Keller debates atheist Jeremy Rodell. Tim's new book 'Making Sense of God: An invitation to the sceptical' is a prequel to his bestselling 2008 book 'The Reason For God'. Tim is pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York. Jeremy is the dialogue officer for the British Humanist Association. They discuss whether humanism is a form of faith, as well as identity and hope, and whether atheism or Christianity best explains our deepest longings.  Karl Faase also joins Justin to talk about a new video resource 'Jesus the Game Changer'. For Tim's book Making Sense of God: http://www.timothykeller.com/books/making-sense-of-god   Can We Agree To Disagree? Dialogue event 14 Nov: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/can-we-agree-to-disagree-christians-humanists-in-dialogue-tickets-27430401068 Order Unbelievable? The Conference 2016 DVD/MP3CD & Digital Download: http://www.premier.org.uk/Shop For more faith debates visit: http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or iTunes

For bestselling author Tim Sanders, the biggest problem with the game of sales today is that it has become less like playing Pong, and more like a round of Halo. Selling in the 21st century is incredibly challenging. Sales professionals face multiple decision makers, layers of product complexity, and cloud based competitors. For Tim, the key to being a true sales driven organisation, is to build on the innovation that deal-focused teamwork can unlock. In his words, a quality sale is a thousand problems solved. Catching up in Las Vegas, we discussed why creative brainstorming doesn’t work, the essential habit of conscious collaboration, and why leaders need to think like designers when it comes to creating emotional experiences for customers, partners and employees.

For bestselling author Tim Sanders, the biggest problem with the game of sales today is that it has become less like playing Pong, and more like a round of Halo. Selling in the 21st century is incredibly challenging. Sales professionals face multiple decision makers, layers of product complexity, and cloud based competitors. For Tim, the key to being a true sales driven organisation, is to build on the innovation that deal-focused teamwork can unlock. In his words, a quality sale is a thousand problems solved. Catching up in Las Vegas, we discussed why creative brainstorming doesn’t work, the essential habit of conscious collaboration, and why leaders need to think like designers when it comes to creating emotional experiences for customers, partners and employees.

-- Butt Tubes -- Hola Digheads! This week, Mike and Josh are joined by comedian, Tim Höeckel!   Tim Höeckel (pronounced Heckle) was born with a name for, or possibly against comedy. Alicia Keys told him that New York City was a “concrete jungle where dreams are made of” so that is where he moved to, pursuing his passion of making people laugh. For Tim, comedy is not just an avenue for slapping together jokes. It is a way to create original material based on personal experiences and present it with a style and energy that you will not see from everyone else. In this episode, Tim shares his thoughts on pursuing his comedy dreams in the big apple. While, Tim is not living in New York anymore, it does not mean that he's given up on comedy. He's still performing, but he chose to focus on his family because “he didn't want to end up the divorced comedian on the road.” We also discuss a number of topics during this episode including, but not limited to: coworkers not understanding comedy, Robotripping, the shitty aspect of comedy competitions and “bringer shows,” Big Johnson t-shirts, foreign commercials with US celebrities, and so much more!   PLEASE rate, subscribe, and provide a nice comment on the iTunes!! It'll help the podcast climb the charts!   WANT TO LOOK FLY AS HELL IN A FREE DIGRESSION SESSIONS SHIRT? EMAIL JOSH – j.a.kuderna@gmail.com PLEASE rate, subscribe, and provide a nice comment on the iTunes!! It'll help the podcast climb the charts!   WANT TO LOOK FLY AS HELL IN A FREE DIGRESSION SESSIONS SHIRT? EMAIL JOSH – j.a.kuderna@gmail.com   Have something to say about this ep? Or do you have anything else Digression Sessions related / unrelated to say? Should we start distributing powerpoints with every pod?! DigressionSessions.com !! PLEASE rate, subscribe, and provide a nice comment on the iTunes!! It'll help the podcast climb the charts! Follow us on the Twitters:  @DigSeshPod @BetterRobotJosh @MichaelMoran10 @THoeckel TimHoeckel.com

With the release of Glen Hansard's first solo record, we thought it was about time to revisit his pre-Swell Season, pre-Once band, The Frames, and their sophomore album from 1996, Fitzcarraldo. Many people know Hansard from the movie (and now Tony Award winning broadway musical) Once and his other band The Swell Season, but Hansard actually cut his teeth with his Dublin, Ireland outfit The Frames starting the early 1990s. For Tim and Jason, this album goes back to the college radio days, and they've been singing it's praises ever since. Find out why this album is "criminally overlooked," and how that led to an end-of-show tangent about a new music-based reality show called Rock Cops coming to a channel near you very soon (or not). Songs in this Episode: Intro - Monument 5:21 - History of the Band 12:47 - Revelate 17:00 - Monument 21:53 - Revelate 24:49 - Angel At My Table 27:31 - In This Boat Together 30:16 - Giving It All Away Outro - Evergreen Follow on Twitter Support the Podcast : Donate / Merchandise

With the release of Glen Hansard's first solo record, we thought it was about time to revisit his pre-Swell Season, pre-Once band, The Frames, and their sophomore album from 1996, Fitzcarraldo. Many people know Hansard from the movie (and now Tony Award winning broadway musical) Once and his other band The Swell Season, but Hansard actually cut his teeth with his Dublin, Ireland outfit The Frames starting the early 1990s. For Tim and Jason, this album goes back to the college radio days, and they've been singing it's praises ever since. Find out why this album is "criminally overlooked," and how that led to an end-of-show tangent about a new music-based reality show called Rock Cops coming to a channel near you very soon (or not). Songs in this Episode: Intro - Monument 5:21 - History of the Band 12:47 - Revelate 17:00 - Monument 21:53 - Revelate 24:49 - Angel At My Table 27:31 - In This Boat Together 30:16 - Giving It All Away Outro - Evergreen Follow on Twitter Support the Podcast : Donate / Merchandise