Podcast appearances and mentions of Timothy Lawson

In this edition of the podcast, Anthony and Zack discuss the commitment of Timothy Lawson and what it means at tight end, look at where the Tar Heels focus should be along the defensive line with Hank Weber's Wisconsin commitment and set the stage for this weekend's visits.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Timothy Lawson of The Bettor Life joins for a wide-ranging discussion on betting and beer including his chops for the hops, soccer gambling specialty, and top takeaways from this past NFL season. We also explore Tim's favorite casino games, the community behind The Bettor Life, and his top recommendations for fans of betting, movies and craft beer. If you enjoy Props & Hops, please leave a rating on Apple Podcasts or Spotify -- it's the #1 way you can support the show. Follow Tim: Twitter.com/TheBettorLife Follow Matt: Twitter.com/MLandes18 Follow Props & Hops: Twitter.com/PropsAndHopsPod What We're Drinking: Tim - Fat Boys, Double IPA, Vanish Farmwoods Brewery Matt - Timbo Pils, Hoppy Pilsner, Highland Park Brewery Theme song: The Hambones, "Props & Hops" Facebook.com/TheHambones TheHambones.com Sponsor: Powered by Dimers.com Check out the Quick Picks section for the DimersBOT's biggest edges Support the show by taking advantage of a sportsbook offer at the bottom of this page: Dimers.com/Props-And-Hops-Podcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Brad, Russ, and Tim stream on Twitter and navigate the unpredictable NFL Week 17 board. Tim is riding a hot hand of multiple winning props and Brad can't afford to tun on the heater in his house after losing the Rams ML Bet. Listen in to find the best bets and futures market value as the NFL 2020 playoffs approach.   ▶️ Follow on Twitter:Bradley Porras - Twitter.com/BradleyPorrasRussell Vaughan - Twitter.com/Russe11VaughanTim Lawson- Twitter.com/TheBettorLife  ▶️ Pre-Snap Picks Website:

Brad and Russ are joined by Tim from the Bettor Life to uncover value on the NFL Week 16 card. Tim and Russ are ready to fight Brad on his trap game and the NFC West matchup between the Rams and the Seahawks in heavily discussed. Buy and Sell is critical as Brad, Russ, and Tim try and position themselves with equity going into wild card weekend! ▶️ Teasers (4:30)▶️ Live Bets to Watch (23:15)▶️ Moneyline Dogs (35:30)▶️ Trap Games (47:25)▶️ BEST BETS (1:00:05)▶️ Closing Bell (Long/Short) (1:07:30)  ▶️ Follow on Twitter:Bradley Porras - Twitter.com/BradleyPorrasRussell Vaughan - Twitter.com/Russe11VaughanTim Lawson- Twitter.com/TheBettorLife  ▶️ Pre-Snap Picks Website:

We go LIVE on Twitter as Bethany puts her handicapping expertise up against Mr. Timothy Lawson in a $50 charity bet.Listen in for a good time and some winning picks. ▶️ Follow on Twitter:Bradley Porras - Twitter.com/BradleyPorrasRussell Vaughan - Twitter.com/Russe11Vaughan ▶️ Pre-Snap Picks Website:www.presnappicks.com/  

Tim Lawson from the Bettor Life hops on to bring the energy and give you a behind the scenes look at the PreSnapPicks production.Russ gives you his weekly take on his Patriots and Brad and Tim disagree on Sunday Night Football and make a charity bet.  ▶️ Teasers (3:35)▶️ Live Bets to Watch (18:50)▶️ Moneyline Dogs (28:27)▶️ Trap Games (41:20)▶️ BEST BETS (49:05)▶️ Closing Bell (Long/Short) (53:50)  ▶️ Follow on Twitter:Bradley Porras - Twitter.com/BradleyPorrasRussell Vaughan - Twitter.com/Russe11VaughanTim Lawson- Twitter.com/TheBettorLife    ▶️ Pre-Snap Picks Website:www.presnappicks.com/   

Brad is adding to a position he loves from the AFC East preview podcast!Russ is selling his childhood team!Brad and Russ are brainwashed by Tim’s love for the Seahawks… however Brad and Tim have completely different opinions about one particular team in the NFC East.Listen in to see what the PreSnapPicks crew likes along with the esteemed guest. ▶️ Teasers (4:55)▶️ Live Bets to Watch (14:55)▶️ Moneyline Dogs (29:39)▶️ Trap Games (40:00)▶️ BEST BET (57:30)▶️ Closing Bell (Long/Short) (1:04:15)  ▶️ Follow on Twitter:Bradley Porras - Twitter.com/BradleyPorrasRussell Vaughan - Twitter.com/Russe11VaughanTim Lawson- Twitter.com/TheBettorLife   ▶️ Pre-Snap Picks Website:www.presnappicks.com/  

From the cardboard to chemo, Tim Lawson's journey of resilience started as a young teenager battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, and now he joins us as the newest member of the #YearOfTheVet family! November 2002… a 17 year-old aspiring B-Boy gets diagnosed with cancer… May 2003: remission… 2006: a Hard-Charging Marine. Not too long after separation... a suicide survivor...This conversation takes Tim from behind his mic, and gives him the platform to talk about himself for once—and thank God for that! The conversation we have is so rich with knowledge and personality, and we cover topics as deep as depression, to the reason we should wear pants during an interview.Tim created his foundation in Digital Media in the days before podcasting and social media were popular forms of entertainment… and what that means is that he’s been honing his craft for the better half of decade, having created and ended more projects than Thanksgiving dinners you’ve eaten since Y2K. What drove him was the love he had for talking to people, as well as being able to freely create creative content—and throughout that time he got to experience the highs, and he also really experienced the lows. And because of his journey, he’s able to come onto #YearOfTheVet and share the lessons learned during his road to the top!Tim and I talk transition (of course), entrepreneurship, podcasts… but we also talk about the importance of seeking out someone to be able to talk to, as well as the expense of “finding yourself.” A lesson learned from this conversation is to not keep your mouth closed when you want or need something, and that it’s ok to rely on your network for not only times of abundance, but also in times of need.As it pertains to dealing with depression, which Tim is well versed in, he mentions that awareness is key, and suggests that an individual should seek out therapy when feeling good and happy, and not as a last resort—or when depressed. And that’s mainly because therapy should be seen as a tool, and not as a weakness or a burden.And speaking of tools… Tim shares a few of his favorites, that he feels will help individuals be better versions of themselves!I had a phenomenal time talking to the man with the Golden Voice, and I hope that you enjoy this conversation with Marine Corps Veteran… Mr. Timothy Lawson!---------------------------Show Notes (5:14) The Voice of an Angel (6:01) The Grand Ol' Man of Podcasts (6:48) Pre-Marine Corps Tim (7:25) Who Needs School When You Have a Cardboard Box? (7:56) Passionate About Passions... (8:51) When Life Strikes... (10:33) Being Invincible. (14:38) From B-Boy to Barracks... (19:04) Is Serving Your Country Unethical? Survey Says... (20:12) Becoming the Best of the Best... of the Best. (21:44) Geography for Marines... (22:48) Marine to Media Mogul! (23:32) The Regrets of a Content Creator… (25:28) That Moment When Tim Shows His Age... (26:59) The Perks of Podcasting (28:39) Tim's Transition into the Unknown (31:13) Pride and Homelessness (32:34) The Knowledge Nobody can Prepare you for... (33:49) You are Worthy! (36:06) How Tim Learned to Wear Pants... (37:28) The Resources (un)Available (38:09) Tim Talks Transition (39:46) Shining Light on the Dark (43:30) Tim has a Revelation... (45:13) Growth from Death (48:13) Acknowledging Triggers (50:51) Controlling the Controllables (52:02) A Different Type of Therapist (53:36) Tim's Thoughts About Therapy (55:12) How Hard Work Pays Off... (55:56) First, No entrepreneur really knows what they're doing (56:29) Nobody wants to ACCOUNT! (57:41) The Legend of the Mysterious Work/Life Balance (59:09) Same Say Luck, I Say Prepared... (1:02:23) Tim's Words of Wisdom-----Shout Outs:Veteran EmpireThe friends that opened their doors.TalkSpaceThe WifeyFred Wellman – ScoutCommsUSAASVAGoRuckMark Rockefeller – Founder of Street Shareswww.One2ManyProject.com

From the cardboard to chemo, Tim Lawson's journey of resilience started as a young teenager battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma, and now he joins us as the newest member of the #YearOfTheVet family! November 2002… a 17 year-old aspiring B-Boy gets diagnosed with cancer… May 2003: remission… 2006: a Hard-Charging Marine. Not too long after separation... a suicide survivor...This conversation takes Tim from behind his mic, and gives him the platform to talk about himself for once—and thank God for that! The conversation we have is so rich with knowledge and personality, and we cover topics as deep as depression, to the reason we should wear pants during an interview.Tim created his foundation in Digital Media in the days before podcasting and social media were popular forms of entertainment… and what that means is that he’s been honing his craft for the better half of decade, having created and ended more projects than Thanksgiving dinners you’ve eaten since Y2K. What drove him was the love he had for talking to people, as well as being able to freely create creative content—and throughout that time he got to experience the highs, and he also really experienced the lows. And because of his journey, he’s able to come onto #YearOfTheVet and share the lessons learned during his road to the top!Tim and I talk transition (of course), entrepreneurship, podcasts… but we also talk about the importance of seeking out someone to be able to talk to, as well as the expense of “finding yourself.” A lesson learned from this conversation is to not keep your mouth closed when you want or need something, and that it’s ok to rely on your network for not only times of abundance, but also in times of need.As it pertains to dealing with depression, which Tim is well versed in, he mentions that awareness is key, and suggests that an individual should seek out therapy when feeling good and happy, and not as a last resort—or when depressed. And that’s mainly because therapy should be seen as a tool, and not as a weakness or a burden.And speaking of tools… Tim shares a few of his favorites, that he feels will help individuals be better versions of themselves!I had a phenomenal time talking to the man with the Golden Voice, and I hope that you enjoy this conversation with Marine Corps Veteran… Mr. Timothy Lawson!---------------------------Show Notes (5:14) The Voice of an Angel (6:01) The Grand Ol' Man of Podcasts (6:48) Pre-Marine Corps Tim (7:25) Who Needs School When You Have a Cardboard Box? (7:56) Passionate About Passions... (8:51) When Life Strikes... (10:33) Being Invincible. (14:38) From B-Boy to Barracks... (19:04) Is Serving Your Country Unethical? Survey Says... (20:12) Becoming the Best of the Best... of the Best. (21:44) Geography for Marines... (22:48) Marine to Media Mogul! (23:32) The Regrets of a Content Creator… (25:28) That Moment When Tim Shows His Age... (26:59) The Perks of Podcasting (28:39) Tim's Transition into the Unknown (31:13) Pride and Homelessness (32:34) The Knowledge Nobody can Prepare you for... (33:49) You are Worthy! (36:06) How Tim Learned to Wear Pants... (37:28) The Resources (un)Available (38:09) Tim Talks Transition (39:46) Shining Light on the Dark (43:30) Tim has a Revelation... (45:13) Growth from Death (48:13) Acknowledging Triggers (50:51) Controlling the Controllables (52:02) A Different Type of Therapist (53:36) Tim's Thoughts About Therapy (55:12) How Hard Work Pays Off... (55:56) First, No entrepreneur really knows what they're doing (56:29) Nobody wants to ACCOUNT! (57:41) The Legend of the Mysterious Work/Life Balance (59:09) Same Say Luck, I Say Prepared... (1:02:23) Tim's Words of Wisdom-----Shout Outs:Veteran EmpireThe friends that opened their doors.TalkSpaceThe WifeyFred Wellman – ScoutCommsUSAASVAGoRuckMark Rockefeller – Founder of Street Shareswww.One2ManyProject.com

When most boys are choosing their education path and graduation Timothy was having Chemo and overcoming Cancer. This young man demonstrated courage, faith and encouraged others. He shares how to get through cancer and some great tips to help your loved ones along the journey. Timothy lives in The District of Columbia. He has lived in about a dozen different places over the last 10 years but came from the Greater North West. He spent about 5 ½ years in the Marine Corps, serving as a marine security guard. This is an episode from 2014. As today is Remembrance Day, we are sharing again. Timothy supports Veterans struggling with suicide. Find his inspiring interviews and resources here: https://one2manyproject.com Shownotes: https://synergymindsetcoaching.com/timothylawson/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lvmountaintops/message

Timothy Lawson and Jordan Small catch up on the Spirit's mid-season form. Follow Your Spirit is on Twitter at @SpiritCoverage Tim and Jordan can be found at @TimothyJLawson and @Jols98, respectively. Get fun player and Spirit merchandise at SpiritCoverage.com/Merch. Use promo code "FYS19" to get 19% off your entire order.

Timothy Lawson talks with Washington Spirit player Meg Crosson about her life of soccer and her relationship with her teammates. Follow Your Spirit is on Twitter at @SpiritCoverage Tim and Jordan can be found at @TimothyJLawson and @Jols98, respectively. Get fun player and Spirit merchandise at SpiritCoverage.com/Merch. Use promo code "FYS19" to get 19% off your entire order.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson finish up the regular season with a recap of the 1-1 draw with Sky Blue.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the 1-0 loss to Portland at Audi Field. 

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson get together to review the Spirit's strong effort in the 1-0 loss to Houston. Then, there's a little talk about the Tournament of Nations. Finally, they wrap up with a short preview for the Seattle game.

Timothy Lawson and Jordan Small recap the 0-2 loss to Chicago and look ahead to the Spirit visiting Orlando.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson join forces once again to discuss the 0-1 loss to Orlando and preview the upcoming road game in Chicago. 

When I Root shirts are in! If you don't have one yet you can order them at SpiritCoverage.com/Merch On this week's episode, Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss the 0-0 draw at home against Seattle and the Spirit's attempt to get more points hosting Orlando this Saturday.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the 0-0 draw to Sky Blue and preview this week's match as Spirit host the Seattle Reign.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the disappointing 1-0 loss at home to the Portland Thorns and preview the midweek match against Sky Blue.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson review the 1-0 loss in North Carolina and preview this week's home game versus Portland.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the loss to Utah, preview this week's match in North Carolina, and give their thoughts on Labbe being denied the opportunity to play in Calgary.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the 1-1 draw versus Chicago and preview the Washington Spirit traveling to Utah. We also cover schedule nuances across the league and a statement put out by Utah's support group The Court. Jordan: @Jols98 Tim: @TimothyJLawson Show: @SpiritCoverage Production: @LawsonEntertain

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the 1-1 draw in Portland and preview Sam Kerr's visit to the Plex when the Washington Spirit host the Chicago Red Stars

Schedules didn't align so no player interview today. Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson review the Spirit's loss to Courage, preview the match in Portland, and give their thoughts on what the Spirit need to get some early season success. Jordan: @Jols98 Timothy: @TimothyJLawson Show: @SpiritCoverage Production: @LawsonEntertain

The Spirit sit in third place after two games with 3 points. All three of those points earned from their 2-0 victory over Orlando this past weekend at the Maryland Soccerplex during their home opener. Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss the victory and what they saw from the Spirit. Jordan provides insight into what she heard from players following the win. Then, OG23 returns to the podcast as Tori Huster tells us about her offseason in Australia, the current mood in the Spirit locker room, and her thoughts on the growth of the league.

The season is upon us! Jordan was at the game on Saturday and gives us her thoughts on how the Spirit performed. Then, Tim provides his 5 bold predictions for the 2018 season. Enjoy! Jordan: @Jols98 Tim: @TimothyJLawson Show: @SpiritCoverage Production: @LawsonEntertain

Jordan and Tim recap the 0-3 loss to North Carolina in Richmond this past Saturday and the latest roster update. Jordan: @Jols98 Tim: @TimothyJLawson Show: @SpiritCoverage Production: @LawsonEntertain  

Jordan and Tim return to cover the latest news from the Washington Spirit including She Believes Cup results, new kits for the Spirit, the 1-1 draw vs UNC, and more.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson connect after four weeks since the last podcast. The two hosts cover every bit of news that has released in February, plus a couple announcements for Follow Your Spirit. Enjoy! Jordan: @Jols98 Tim: @TimLawson21 Follow Your Spirit: @SpiritCoverage

Right back with episode 2. This episode features Mark Devol from the You Can Bet on That podcast. Mark talks with us about his introduction to gambling, his preferred games, and why he's betting his life on the Browns. Before the interview, host Timothy Lawson provides his dissertation on tipping in the casino. Guest: @YouCanBetOnThat Host: @TheBettorLife

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson catch up with Coach Jim Gabarra to talk Briana Scurry, improvement on the Spirit, and the 2018 NWSL draft.

Its time to have our first offseason discussion after the end of the NWSL season. Jennifer Gordon from The Equalizer joins Timothy Lawson and Jordon Small to talk about possible player movement, league-wide topics, and who to look out for in college soccer. Enjoy!

I knew I wanted to do something unique or cool for episode number 50. I've decided to flip the microphone and let someone else ask me the questions I typically ask my guests. My colleague Melissa Heintz stepped in to host and asked me about my service in the Marine Corps, my transition into civilian life, working with podcasts, and working at VA. About Tim: Timothy has been a member of VA’s Digital Media Engagement team since April 2016. His scope includes blog writing, video production, and launching VA’s first ever podcast. He graduated from American University’s School of Communications in 2016 with a degree in Broadcast Journalism. Tim is a Marine Corps Veteran having served as a Marine Security Guard and was posted at embassies in Algiers, Algeria; Moscow, Russia; and Lima, Peru. Covered in Episode 50: Rory Cooper wins a 2017 Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medal Interview with Marine Veteran Timothy Lawson   Tim's decision to join the Marines His time as a Marine Security Guard His decision to get out and the challenges he faced Getting into podcasting and working at VA Vet Centers #VeteranOfTheDay Navy Veteran John O. Adams

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss Whitney Church getting Player of the Week, recap the game against Sky Blue, and chat about various things regarding the Spirit and the league.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson are joined by Jason Anderson of Black and Red United to talk the two previous matches against Chicago and North Carolina, the injuries that plague the Spirit, and look forward to the next match in Portland.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss the exciting 4-1 win against Sky Blue and preview the upcoming match in Orlando.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson sit down to talk the game in New Jersey against Sky Blue and the future of Washington Spirit.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson talk the loss in Portland, being excited as a fan moving forward, and a little bit about the national teams. Enjoy.

We're at midseason and things are not looking good for the Spirit. Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson break down the 2-1 loss in Houston and discuss what the Spirit will need to do if they want to steal three points in Portland. Enjoy!

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson are back for another episode of Follow Your Spirit. The two are going to discuss Washington's 1-0 victory over Portland, their form going into Boston, and how they feel about the Spirit's season thus far. Follow them on Twitter: Jordan Small - @Jols89 Timothy Lawson - @TimLawson21 Follow Your Spirit - @SpiritCoverage  

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss the 2-0 win over Houston, the Spirit's chemistry, and the challenge of going into Chicago looking for some points.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson recap the 0-1 loss against Kansas City, preview the road trip into KC, the math behind the Spirit's chances for the playoffs, and more. Follow us on Twitter: @SpiritCoverage | @Jols98 | @TimLawson21

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss the result in Seattle, Mallory Pugh joining the Spirit, and look ahead to the matchup this Saturday when Washington hosts Kansas City. Follow us on Twitter: @SpiritCoverage

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson discuss the week 4 win at home, further speculation on Mal Pugh, and the Spirit season looking forward. Follow us on Twitter and IG @SpiritCoverage

Podcast hosts Timothy Lawson and Jordan Small provide their thoughts on the 0-1 loss to Houston, the frustration they're seeing from the team, optimism, and fears moving forward, and more. Follow us on Twitter @SpiritCoverage and visit SpiritCoverage.com/shop to get some cool t-shirts to support our players!

Timothy Lawson and Jordan Small talk about the 1-1 result in Orlando this past Saturday and how the narrative surrounding the Spirit continues... this time from the game announcers.

Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson come together for a midweek discussion on a few things going on in the NWSL pertaining to the Spirit. First, they give their final overall thoughts on the game on Saturday against Courage. Then, they discuss the situation with Mallory Pugh going pro. That's followed by the two hosts venting about all of the hate that has been thrown Washington's way, especially in the midst of the Pugh story. Finally, the share opinion on our goalkeepers. Enjoy!

Hello Spirit family! This episode features Jennifer Gordon from The Equalizer. She joins Jordan Small and Timothy Lawson as they talk about recent news in the Spirit world. Covered in this episode: - Diana Matheson trade to Seattle - Caprice Dydasco re-signed - 2017 draft selections Plus, additional commentary from the group regarding the Spirit going into the new season. Enjoy!

Hello Spirit Family! You'll notice the podcast episode number has reset to "1" as we enter the 2017 season of Follow Your Spirit. This week's episode features the staples of our show, Jordan Small, Monica Esenwein, and Timothy Lawson. The crew chats about Crystal Dunn leaving for Europe and the Western New York move to North Carolina. Jordan, Monica, and Tim also toss in their predictions for the 2017 top goal scorer. Enjoy!

Timothy Lawson and Jordan Small share their thoughts on Ali Krieger being traded to Orlando Pride.

Timothy Lawson guarded U.S. embassies around the world as a Marine. Like many returning veterans, his re-entry to civilian life was rocky. He floundered awhile. With a ten-dollar microphone, a laptop and stories to tell, he decided to give podcasting a try. Today, he hosts Fuel for Warriors, Follow Your Spirit, and the 1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide podcast. Known for his efforts inside the veteran community as a content creator and advocate for veterans’ issues, Tim was recently recruited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, based on his extensive work.

To me, the only thing more awesomer (yes, I just said that.) than podcasting to improve mens lives is podcasting to improve Veteran lives. Our guest today, Timothy Lawson, has been podcasting since way before it was cool. It was great chatting with Tim about the evolution of podcasting. And I appreciate what he had to say about Men of Abundance, and the show format. I appreciate Tim's candor. [spp-tweet tweet="Living a life of passion, freedom, liberty and general enjoyment."] https://menofabundance.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Timothy-Lawson-1-2-Many.jpg ()Timothy Lawson served five years in the United States Marine Corps, spending the majority of his career as a Marine Security Guard protecting U.S. embassies in Algeria, Russia, and Peru. Since leaving the Marine Corps, Tim has pursued a degree in broadcast journalism at American University in Washington, D.C. Tim is the Founder of Lawson Entertainment and hosts three weekly podcasts – Fuel For Warriors, Follow Your Spirit, and 1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide. Tim's former podcast, Veteran Empire, was nominated for a 2013 Podcast Award in the Culture and Arts category. Get in on the conversation in our https://www.facebook.com/groups/menofabundancecommunity/ (Men of Abundance Community)You can Time Travel... well kinda. Click on the timestamps below to travel directly to that part of the show. Why is Tim is losing interest in podcasting? [spp-timestamp time="21:25"] How is Tim making an income with his podcasts? [spp-timestamp time="28:17"] Hans' Kick in the Gut Moment: [spp-timestamp time="6:46"]Paying it Forward [spp-timestamp time="31:17"]Action Steps [spp-timestamp time="33:26"] Take control of your time (NOT time management) Figure out what you want to do with that time, the guard it like. Experience and express gratitude [spp-tweet tweet="Experience and express gratitude"] Daily Habits [spp-timestamp time="36:26"] Exercise [spp-tweet tweet="If you don't use the energy to exercise you are robbing yourself or more energy."] Recommended books [spp-timestamp time="43:47"] https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0804137382/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0804137382&linkCode=as2&tag=menofabundanc-20&linkId=f7106fba6cda440789e6413e9881a5ed (Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/080101882X/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=080101882X&linkCode=as2&tag=menofabundanc-20&linkId=dd559107634459ad1345dcc29f53f926 (Living Forward: A Proven Plan to Stop Drifting and Get the Life You Want) https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0062024329/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=0062024329&linkCode=as2&tag=menofabundanc-20&linkId=16b73d077f1045bb78be9ab7634873ba (The Alchemist: A Graphic Novel (an illustrated interpretation of The Alchemist)) Charities [spp-timestamp time="48:09"] http://teamrubiconusa.org/ (Team Rubicon) What does Living A Life of Abundance mean to Timothy Lawson? [spp-timestamp time="50:14"] Living a life of passion, freedom, liberty and general enjoyment. Parting piece of guidance and Connect with our guest [spp-timestamp time="52:00"] Don't wait for other peoples permission to do what you want. Contact our guest Twitter @TimLawson21 Lawson@LawsonEntertainment.com What others are saying about Men of Abundance?[spp-reviews]  Sponsors http://teambeachbody.com/shop/-/shopping/MDSUSH311G?referringRepId=117734 (Shakeology), Dense nutrition shake.  Shakeology makes nutrition simple. And with 70+ ingredients and superfoods, it is the Healthiest Meal of the Day. "My family and I have been drinking Shakeology daily for the last 5 years. Even my six year old has been drinking it since he was two." ~ Wally Be Abundant in everything you do.... Starting with sharing this episode and... Support this podcast

Timothy M. Jones is a Navy Veteran currently attending University of West Florida. Tim is also a survivor of military sexual trauma and uses his story as a platform to educate, motivate, and inspire others. Timothy Jones talks with host Timothy Lawson about being a warrior, what challenges he faces, and what ultimately inspires him. On top of that, Tim speaks out about his experience and how he recovered. Lee Greenwood also gets a few minutes of discussion. Please, thank our guest for sharing his story on Twitter using #FuelForWarriors. @Timothy_M_Jones (Guest) @TimLawson21 (Host) @LockNLoadJava (Production Partner) @LawsonEntertain (Production Leader)

[coolcastplayer id="67"] Timothy Lawson served five years in the United States Marine Corps, spending the majority of his career as a Marine Security Guard protecting U.S. embassies in Algeria, Russia, and Peru. Since leaving the Marine Corps, Tim has pursued a degree in broadcast journalism at American University in Washington, D.C. Tim is the Founder of Lawson Entertainment and hosts two weekly podcasts Fuel For Warriors and 1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide. Tims former podcast, Veteran Empire, was nominated for a 2013 Podcast Award in the Culture and Arts category. The post 067: Momentary Reflections – Timothy Lawson appeared first on The Positivity Effect.

[coolcastplayer id="68"] Timothy Lawson served five years in the United States Marine Corps, spending the majority of his career as a Marine Security Guard protecting U.S. embassies in Algeria, Russia, and Peru. Since leaving the Marine Corps, Tim has pursued a degree in broadcast journalism at American University in Washington, D.C. Tim is the Founder of Lawson Entertainment and hosts two weekly podcasts Fuel For Warriors and 1, 2, Many: Veteran Suicide. Tims former podcast, Veteran Empire, was nominated for a 2013 Podcast Award in the Culture and Arts category. The post 066: Personal Responsibility – Timothy Lawson appeared first on The Positivity Effect.

Timothy Lawson is founder of Lawson Entertainment where he works as a broadcaster and producer of shows of various descriptions, from themes about comedy all the way to suicide. His background in Broadcast Journalism and his strong people skills contribute to his business success. He hosts four weekly podcasts: The Capitol Experience, Tim and Brandon’s Bromantic Comedy, One Two Many: Veteran Suicide and The Veteran Empire. Tim strongly believes in mindfulness as a way to increase his productivity and help maintain emotional well-being in his personal life. He also spent five years serving in the United States Marine Corps, giving him excellent training and life experience which he applies to his career.Contact InfoWebsite: www.LawsonEntertainment.comTwitter: @TimLawson21Podcast: One Two Many Veteran Suicide Podcast, Follow Your Spirits, Fuel For WarriorsMost Influential PersonTim FerrisEffect on EmotionsIt has enhanced my gratitude, that is the best way of putting it.  It has enhanced how much and what I can be grateful for.Thoughts on BreathingI try to take nice full breaths while I am meditating and on days where I am lethargic. I try to remind myself to take long deep breaths just to keep the lungs active and the blood flowing. I have personally noticed the connection between being still with not a lot of movements and short, shallow breaths and my mood being impacted by that.Suggested ResourcesBook: Essentialism by Greg MckeownApp: Insight TimerAdvice for Newbie The best advice I ever received was from Tim Ferris: mindfulness is not about trying to find some epiphany. I think once you realize that meditation and mindfulness isn't the goal of those two things, that experiencing mindfulness is much easier.Thank You Bonus As a thank you for listening, download your Fine Tune Your Focus, 5 Day Challenge. Be like my guests, get some meditation happening in your life. I've created 5 free simple, yet inspiring videos to help you get started with meditation. Please leave your name and email you'll receive it in your inbox right away. Download It here.

Tom Morkes is an Army veteran and CEO of Insurgent Publishing, a boutique publishing company that makes books for the creative outliers of the world. He’s the author of four books including The Art of Instigating. In the Fall of 2013, He co-founded High Speed Low Drag alongside John Lee Dumas of EntrepreneurOnFire.com and Antonio Centeno of RealMenRealStyle.com. HighSpeedLowDrag.org is a platform to help veterans succeed in the civilian world. Fuel for Warriors host, Timothy Lawson, has been featured on High Speed Low Drag. Tim and Tom talk about Tom’s transition out of the Army, working abroad, maintaining a productive life, and the warrior mentality. Enjoy!

The first episode of Fuel For Warriors features the host of the show, Timothy Lawson. Tim takes some time to let you know who he is, his experience as a podcaster, being a Marine, and the future for Fuel For Warriors.

Articles in Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, USA Today and countless webpages have touted 2015 as the year of the podcast. Many say the resurgence of a platform that has been around for more than a decade will only intensify as Apple, Google and car manufactures continue to integrate the internet into new vehicles. Former Marine Timothy Lawson has produced more than a half dozen podcasts over the last three years. Today, he shares is insights into driving attention to businesses and social issues like veteran suicide.

We have an amazing guest for you today, Tim Lawson. Tim is a Marine Corps veteran, college student at American University, found and owner of Lawson Entertainment, a company that has 4 weekly podcasts. The Veteran Empire Podcast for example was nominated for a 2013 Podcast Award in the Culture and Arts Category. He's been able to do all this before the age of 30. At 17 he defeated cancer, Hodgkin's lymphoma, it was an experience that really helped him have determination and perseverance. He actually feels blessed to have cancer at the ripe age of 17 with his immune system able to recover fairly quickly after treatment. He believes that he is the product of his top 5 people in his life, which include his co-host Brandon of Brandon's Bromantic Comedy, his girlfriend, and colleagues in his life. He's working towards true freedom currently with his efforts as an entrepreneur, an internet marketer, a podcast host on several shows, and a full time student at American University. He's driven to control his time and run his life on his own terms. The Utopia he is working toward is building his business so he can maintain his lifestyle that he has currently has ripe with freedom and being able to spread his wings while working anywhere. "The more freedom I have , the more freedom I have to do the things I want to do. " Compared to being a Marine, he now has to create his own opportunities and has to work hard to make everything work. These are sets of challenges that he relishes. He loves the challenge of figuring out entrepreneurship and the opportunities it yields. He gives his girlfriend the credit for providing a level of peace that he had never felt before.. Awww.. how sweet. "Every day is a vacation day but every hour is a working hour." Aka the life of an entrepreneur Tim's 3 Value Bombs for Utopians: Time control is way more important than time management The opposite of sadness is peace, not happiness Be in constant pursuit of what that 3rd title is (ex: veteran, podcast host) Thank you Tim for your service and for being on the show! This guy is a stud and you'll definitely want to listen to this great episode in all its entirety. As always, a special thank you to The Strand for our intro and outro music!

From Podcast to Movement Today’s episode of In The Trenches features Timothy Lawson of Veteran’s Empire and the founder of 1, 2 Many: Veteran Suicide - which is a podcast series telling the stories of veteran suicide. Tim’s story of starting work with Veteran’s Empire is an encouraging tale that shows us success is a matter of breaking out of the mold, taking bold action, and ultimately doing the work. Lawson, a prior service Marine, is completing his Broadcast Journalism degree at American University, while working with Veteran’s Empire and 1, 2 Many Veteran Suicide. In today's episode, you’ll learn about: The impact starting a podcast has had on Tim's life How Tim crowdfunded his podcast (and why it matters) The work of Veteran’s Empire and 1,2 Many to help vets reintegrate back into civilian life You'll also hear Tim speaks passionately about the work of 1, 2 Many Veteran Suicide and hopes the message he is spreading will put an end to veteran suicide. If it resonates with you, please share this podcast and help spread the word. Life as a Veteran Timothy Lawson served five years in the USMC, including a short stint in the Moscow US Embassy. Currently completing a Broadcast Journalism degree at American University as a full-time student, Tim hosts the Veteran’s Empire podcast and is creating the 1, 2 Many Soldier Suicide project, as well. Tim says he got started in Veteran’s Empire by volunteering to help with their social media. “I was getting out of the Marine Corp, had a blog called A Couple Good Ideas, focused on healthy aspects of relationship.” Later, he offered to help Veteran’s Empire with their social media, “I just thought that Veteran’s Empire needed a podcast.” Starting the podcast without permission (the result of Tim Ferris’ Four Hour Work Week) “instead of asking them if I could do the podcast, I just started doing one and I jut put their name on it.” The organization gave no resistance, “they thought it was a great idea and thy pretty much told me to run with it, keep everything in line with the mission of Veteran’s Empire.” Tim says he launched that podcast about the same time as when Cliff Ravenscraft arrived on the scene. The show organically grew in influence and in guest credibility. “It went from talking to my friends on the show to reaching out and getting guests that had a name,” he says. Tim found Veteran’s Empire after a fellow Marine sent him the logo. As soon as he got the logo he knew it would be huge. “So I asked to get involved. Somehow I actually started running their Twitter. That’s how I actually got involved with Veteran Empire to begin with,” telling them, “you need a social media presence, no one’s running your Twitter, let me run that.” Becoming a Podcaster Tim says he’s launched a total of five podcasts, with four currently being updated. With the Veteran’s Empire podcast, Tim says he was completing a podcast when he came to the realization that “this is what I should be doing… I continue to pursue it more than anything else in my life.” Since that time, Tim has created Romantic Comedy - a weekly podcast, which gave birth to the Capital Experience, which gave birth to the 1, 2 Many Veteran Suicide project. About three weeks into his work with Veteran’s Empire Tim started podcasting. The first rendition of the podcast was, in Tim’s word, “success-esque” - inspired by the Tim Ferris book Four Hour Work Week. Saying he realized the value of Veteran’s Empire “if we promoted veterans and what they were doing.” “Back then,” he continues, “there was no other podcast that was focusing and promoting veterans specifically in their post-military career.” After creating the podcast, before even having been approved by Veteran’s Empire, "I kept going with it, and as soon as the guys at Veteran Empire realized how much more attention they brand was getting through the podcast, I quickly became … officially a member of Veteran Empire." Tom says the story is a great lesson for entrepreneurs. “Be proactive about that kind of stuff,” Tom says. Tim says he started interviewing friends who were doing cool stuff, “I didn’t have to go very far to get a guest.” Then people started recommending guests to him before he reached out to Marine Aaron Chaffs of Love and the Wild. “I thought it would be fun to talk to a reality TV star, and he responded back to me, which I didn’t expect at first. That interview was the first bridge that I had ever been connected between my world and the entertainment world." Tim  didn’t realize that people were so easily approachable. Later, Tim landed Marine veteran Shannon Ihrke, who’s now the Loop Rock Girl in Chicago and has been in and on the cover of Maxim Magazine. "When I got her on the show and the guys (at Veteran Empire) realized that one, I was able to reach people that were in a sense inspiring in the veteran community, and two, the people I was getting in touch with were either successful or on their way to becoming successful, that affiliation had a lot of power." Shannon’s return to the show after her success was when he says he realized the real value in building a strong network. Another celebrity who has demonstrated the respect others have for Veteran Empire is UFC fighter Tim Kennedy. "He does plenty of interviews, but it still looks good for us for him to come interview with us…. when I ask an author or model, or something like that, while they’re still an amateur, and they move on to become a professional, they’re going to speak really well on us, and it’s going to look good for use to have that affiliation,” Tim says. 1, 2 MANY PROJECT Tim says he started the 1, 2 Many project while waling around the nation’s capital, Washington, D.C. “I started thinking — for some reason, veteran suicide was on my mind — just the stats and how the media was covering the 22 a day, 1 an hour… .it was right around the tim when the first leg of the V.A. scandal really hit mass media and that was a big thing.” Saying the VA crisis started to bug him, Tim says he became concerned that “no one was talking about practical solutions to this. It was like we were overcomplicating the whole thing.” Saying he decided to create a podcast “because i’m not going to go run a 5K and think it’s going to save someone’s life,” Tim describes what he thought 1, 2 Many would be like. Using Kickstarter to help fund the original project, intended to conduct interviews during college Summer Break, Tim used the Kickstarter campaign to get the word out about his project and then used the funds to support himself during the summer while he traveled all summer to conduct the interviews. “The project was happening, whether Kickstarter got funded or not. It was just the matter of the level in which is was going to happen." Since started the project, Tim says several changes have been made from the original program to what it is today. 1, 2 Many launched in June 2014, with his own story of personal battled with suicidal behavior. “Every Monday since,” Tim says, “a new story has come out, whether it’s been a veteran who experienced suicidal behavior and how they got out of it where they sit down now, or it’s been a friend of a family member who lost a veteran to suicide.” Tim says his Kickstarter campaign attracted the attention of the American Legion Auxiliary. “They heard that I was doing this project and they had a conference coming up in three weeks, and wanted me to find someone in the D.C. area who had lost a veteran who’d be willing to come up and speak.” Lawson explained to the program official that three weeks was not enough time to arrange such appearances, and that most who had recently gone through such loss or struggle probably wasn't ready to go public. So, he tells them, “how about you just have me come up and talk, I’ve talked to a bunch of veterans, and I’m doing this project.” With the validation of his Kickstarter campaign, Tim was invited to the conference, “and I’ve raised thousands of dollars behind this project and there’s obviously an audience ready for this.” Results of the 1, 2 Many Podcast Tim explains that the evaluation of his podcast, 1, 2 Many, is one of the objective evaluations of his business. “From what I’ve learned, simple things save lives. And, when I tell you these three things, you’re going to wonder why we’re not doing more of this. This is stuff, these three things that I preach to my live audiences and through the podcast, that I believe that we could use to really save, not only the veterans, but the people around us, from depression and suicide.” Stating he learned these three things and their effectiveness as he’s had some more experience with military personnel who have struggled, Tim says one of the three things is empathy. “Most people actually just want you to understand that they're sad, and they want to make sure that it’s ok for them to be sad.” He says it’s ok for vets to be sad if transitions back to civilian life have been difficult, “and, even though your friends around you look like they’ve been successful coming out of the military, there’s a chance they’re experiencing the same thing, so you should not feel like you’re isolated in this frustration.” Empathy is something which should be shared with others even before there’s any sign of suicide, says Lawson. Second, Lawson says he has learned, as a result of his 1, 2 Many podcast, is renewed purpose. This is very important, according to Lawson, because when soldiers separate from the military, it’s hard to find a position that will make them feel as important and depended upon as when they were in uniform. “When I was an E-2 or E-3,” he says, “I had more responsibility than I did in any of my jobs when I first got out of the military.” He says that lack of a sense of responsibility, or feeling that someone is depending on you is detrimental to a soldier’s psyche. The third thing Tim Lawson says he’s learned through talking to soldiers, their families and experts about soldier suicide is that soldiers need mentorship, “on both sides,” he says. The advice is something any business coach or business person will tell you - it’s good to have a mentor, and it’s good to be a mentor. “so why aren’t we suggesting people who are getting out of the military find a mentor?” he asks. Advice for Struggling Soldiers Tim says it’s important for a soldier to focus on those things that make them feel good. Relying on advice from James Altucher, Tim says “if you don’t feel good, think about what makes you feel good. If it’s laughter, maybe watch some stand-up comedy.” Tim says depressed soldiers need to find ways to get away from just focusing on the negative aspects of life. “If you realize this is the way you’re doing down, it’s not easy to tell someone what’s going on in your life, it really isn’t,” he says, “I would never discount that… but there are things that you can do to let people know that you need a little bit of help, or you need some more involvement that could really benefit you.” One of the ways you can find happiness is through a hobby. Tim refers to Ralph Randolph from the Discovery TV show, “Devil’s Riot’. “He was on a panel we did in Nashville, and he talked briefly on motorcycle clubs, and how a lot of veterans join motorcycle clubs because they’re given a role inside that club.” He says even if that role is Treasurer and they have to balance a checkbook once a week, the soldier knows they have a task to accomplish and that the other guys in the club are spending on them to do it. Lawson says it puts them back in a unit. “We don’t have to wait for signs of suicide to intervene, we can provide empathy, sense of purpose and mentoring long before we see depression.” Advice for Friends and Family of Struggling Soldiers For those who love the soldier that’s struggling, Tim offers some advice as well. “If you know that a veteran… anybody… comes out, and they’re processing out of the military, talk to them. “Ask them what their kids like to do in their spare time. Show interest in their life outside of military. If there’s one thing people who are suffering mentally and emotionally dont’ want, is for that to be the focus of attention.” “If I came to you and said, ‘hey, I’m going through some emotional things and I’m starting to contemplate some scary stuff,’ I don’t want the next five times of you and I interacting, for that to be the first thing that you bring up. That’s just going to drive me nuts.” He says the lines of communication will collapse and drive their self-esteem even lower because of how they think you perceive them. He suggests that you ask all sorts of different questions, in order to get them talking and thinking about something else. He reminds those loved ones, “you don’t have to be a superhero or a therapist. Or be able to admit that you need help. There’s a lot of proactive ways to be doing this, and they’re things I believe we should be doing long before we see emotional and mental stress.” The Future of 1,2 Many Podcast Tim says he will continue to tell powerful stories of soldiers struggling with suicidal tendencies. “Mondays are the stories. Wednesdays, I share a short essay I’ve written on my thoughts on suicide, whether they’re in my personal life or the observations that I’ve made through the conversations and interviews that I’ve had. Then on Fridays, I will start doing a short, five or ten minute Q & A podcast.” That podcast will feature questions from Twitter, Facebook from when he speaks publicly and other avenues. “I plan on incorporating a non-profit called 1, 2 Many branded the same way, sort of, this umbrella over several different causes, and I’d like to have some sort of programming. I would like to have some sort of programming that not only addresses veteran suicide, but also campus rape, maybe human trafficking. I feel like I can get enough interviewees on that. It’s actually something else I’ve been interested doing programming on, things where I feel like America just sucks at having a conversation on.” “There aren’t any real actions for people to take to be a part of the solution to any of these problems,” Tim says, “so I would really like to see 1, 2 Many start doing both recorded and live programming that changes the conversation in all those arenas.” Connect With Timothy Lawson Tim invites you to listen to his podcast at on iTunes. To reach Tim directly, visit his website: one2manyproject.com Share This Podcast Three things you can do to help a struggling soldier coming back home @TimLawson21 http://bit.ly/1ywCdWp OneTooMany podcast host @TimLawson21 is passionate about stopping soldier suicide http://bit.ly/1ywCdWp There’a a lot of complications with saying I’m thinking about harming myself @TimLawson21 http://bit.ly/1ywCdWp Empathy, Purpose, and Mentorship: 3 Things @TimLawson21 says every returning soldier needs. http://bit.ly/1ywCdWp The impact USMC Sgt @ShannonIhrke and @TimLawson had on Veteran's Empire http://bit.ly/1ywCdWp If you enjoyed today's podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.

Timothy lives in The District of Columbia. He has lived in about a dozen different places over the last 10 years but came from the Greater North West.  He spent about 5 ½ years in the Marine Corps, serving as a marine security guard.   He is just finishing his degree in broadcast journalism. He started a business with Lawson Entertainment that revolves around a podcast network.   Timothy had a blog and a friend suggested he turned it into a podcast. He then became involved with Veteran Empire and started doing a podcast with them. He then started Lawson Entertainment and a few podcasts.   He often talks about Veterans on interviews but rarely about his own near-death experience. He is pretty transparent about his life, and he likes to share the experiences he has, and share them with people.  Near-Death Experience  His father was in the military and kept being stationed where he grew up. He never really experienced a true military life or moved. One morning, he woke up, he was a  senior in high school;17 years old, did a little stretch and found a golf size lump come out from under his collarbone.   He went to his mom, and she panicked and thought it was a cyst. Something told him it was cancer and more serious than not. An ultrasound confirmed it was. He then had surgery to remove it, and after was told it was Hodgkin's lymphoma.   He remembers watching his mom hang her head in worry, and said casually, “Mom I have cancer, but was still hopped up on painkillers. At first, he was optimistic, and only said he felt lazy, perhaps from being a teenager. It was hard to imagine he had cancer because he felt physically fine, and was break dancing and being a normal teenager.   I asked if his optimism may have helped him to have a successful recovery. He is sure it had something to do with helping his body tolerate the effects, and recover.  He would be interested in seeing the results of a study, to see if there is any correlation between an optimistic mindset with recovery.   He wanted cancer to be over by the time he graduated. He went to, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance, One of the best hospitals in the world for  Hodgkin's lymphoma.   He sat down with an Oncologist and another doctor. They talked about Hodgkin’s and found out he was stage 2. They found another tumor of a much smaller size in his chest and cancer cells in his chest and in his abdomen. They believed that a few cycles of chemotherapy would take control of the cancer cells, and some radiation would reduce the size of the tumor.   Being the optimistic teenager he was, he was like yea, let’s do this. Thankfully he was under his father's medical insurance and it was mostly covered.   They rolled with three cycles of chemotherapy and then one month of radiation. One cycle was two visits.   “It’s not like I could call up many of my friends and ask them what Chemotherapy was like”   The few people he could ask, he wasn’t sure his experience would be the same. He started to understand why his friends and family were so shocked and he was young in comparison to most of the people getting treatments.   He had a chicken wrap from the hospital cafeteria before his treatment, and then he felt nauseous for at least a year after his treatment, every time he thought about eating a chicken wrap. He had associated how he felt from the Chemotherapy treatment to the chicken wrap.      The week of Christmas, he was receiving Chemotherapy.  He watched a guy walking around with an iv tower. He followed the iv down and seen a kid receiving  Chemotherapy, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lvmountaintops/message

Timothy Lawson served five years in the United States Marine Corps, spending the majority of his career as a Marine Security Guard protecting U.S. embassies in Algeria, Russia, and Peru. [saf feature=”itunes” cta=”Subscribe & Listen in iTunes”] Since leaving the Marine Corps, Tim has pursued a degree in broadcast journalism at American University in Washington, D.C. Tim is the Founder and ... Read More

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Tim Lawson Served in the Marine Corps from 2006 to 2011, his MOS was Aviation Supply, however he spent most of his career on Marine Security Guard duty.  Tim transitioned out of the Corps into college and several odd jobs that could not hold his attention.  Finally discovering his passion, Tim began podcasting.   

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