Steve Seger

Pieces of Impact

Pieces of Impact gathers builders, athletes, entrepreneurs, creators, and outdoorsmen to tell stories that help people slow down, define what matters for themselves, and live closer to it.

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Autor

Steve Seger

Categoría

Business

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Último episodio

25 de sep. de 2026

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Episodios

#23: Parkinson’s Law, Public Sinks, Football Black Belts, and Darth Vader 10.04.2026

This is a solo episode where I walk through four topics I’ve been digging into lately: Parkinson’s Law, why sinks are placed outside bathrooms, a black belt coaching Ohio State’s defensive line, and whether an R-rated Darth Vader movie could actually work. No big theme here. Just four ideas I found interesting, useful, or fun to discuss. If you like picking up a few different insights in one sitti...

#22: Willie Austing: Country Music, Family, College Football, and the Work That Feels Like Play 03.04.2026

In this episode, I sit down with independent country artist Willie Austing to talk about his path into music, his new EP Outgrown , and what it actually takes to build a craft over time. We get into songwriting, recording, early live shows, and the reality of developing skills across multiple areas at once. Willie shares the behind-the-scenes side of the process, including burnout, self-teaching i...

#21: Michael Alberse: Living in a Van at Google, Cash Flow Investing, and Alternative Assets 27.03.2026

Michael Alberse joins Pieces of Impact to talk about his path from building out a cargo van in college to living in it while working at Google, all while stacking capital and learning how to invest with more intention. We get into how that season shaped his habits, why he focuses on cash-flowing and alternative investments today, and how he’s building a brand around teaching personal finance in a...

#20: Steele Chambers - From Ohio State to the NFL and UFL + Building a Media Career 20.03.2026

Steele Chambers joins Pieces of Impact to talk about his path from growing up in Georgia to Ohio State, his stops in the NFL, and what life looks like in the UFL. We get into a typical day in camp and how he’s started building a voice in media through his Tape Talk breakdowns and the Bobby Carpenter show. We also cover the position change that reshaped his career, the cookie jar mindset that helpe...

#19: Spoon Lures, Harry Potter HBO, Red Rising, and Standing Out in the AI Age 13.03.2026

In this solo episode, I hit four topics I’ve been thinking about lately: the surprisingly interesting history of the spoon fishing lure, the new Harry Potter HBO series, why I’m all-in on the Red Rising books, and how I’m trying to stand out with authentic outreach in an AI-heavy world. Pieces of Impact is where I document conversations (and occasional solo episodes) about business, fitness, sport...

#18: Jakob James on College Football, the Transfer Portal, and Life After Football 06.03.2026

Jakob James joins Pieces of Impact to talk about his journey from Cincinnati to Ohio State and Toledo, and what big-time college football really teaches you about discipline, adversity, and long-term growth. We go behind the scenes on game week preparation, locker room dynamics, NIL, the transfer portal, and what it takes to earn trust inside a top program. We also discuss life after football, how...

#17: Adam Breneman: Turning Football Into Business (Media, Deals, Real Estate) 27.02.2026

Adam Breneman is a former college football player turned broadcaster and entrepreneur. In this episode, we talk about how he reinvented himself after football, the mentors and moments that shaped his mindset, and why he believes “volume negates luck” when you’re trying to build something real. We also get into the business behind his content: how he earns trust and access with coaches, how brand p...

#16: Spencer Wonder:Terra Firma Tackle, Great White Sharks, and Responsible Land-Based Shark Fishing 20.02.2026

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, I sit down with Spencer Wonder, founder of Terra Firma Tackle. We talk about Spencer’s path from marine science and teaching to building a tackle company, what it looks like to run a product business with a small team, and why reputation and quality control matter. We also get into great white sharks, how land-based shark fishing is changing fast, a...

#15: Dylan Wier and Blaine Kenny: Shark Fishing, Entrepreneurship, and Content Creation 13.02.2026

Steve sits down with Dylan Wier and Blaine Kenny of Coastal Worldwide to talk about what it really takes to build a fishing business and a media brand that lasts. They share how they met, how the company evolved from an earlier venture, and why they hire for character and attention to detail before fishing experience. The conversation dives into how they think about social media as a long game, wh...

#14: Erick Dent - Semi-Pro Fly Angler, Professional Photographer, Intentional Vagabond 06.02.2026

In this episode of Pieces of Impact, I sit down with Erick Dent, a Charleston based photographer and fly fisherman whose life revolves around the outdoors. We talk about balancing photography with fly fishing, building a personal brand through consistent work, and the unique challenges of fishing and filming in Charleston. The conversation also dives into fly fishing itself, including mindset, eth...

#13: If You Only Do 3 Things for Your Health, Do These 30.01.2026

Want to get your health and wellness in order without overcomplicating it? In this quick solo episode, Steve breaks it down into three simple pillars anyone can follow: diet, movement, and sleep. Diet: learn your intake by tracking calories Movement: hit 10,000 steps a day in easy chunks Sleep: build toward 7.5 to 8.5 hours with simple habits like consistent bedtimes, morning sunlight, and a short...

#12: Michael Hughes I Every Day is an Audition 23.01.2026

In this episode of Pieces of Impact , I sit down with Michael Hughes, an accomplished business leader who has helped take two Silicon Valley companies public by growing revenue, building high performing teams, and leading with energy. Michael’s career spans Cincinnati, Chicago, Detroit, London, the Bay Area, and now Lake Tahoe, with leadership roles at companies like Barracuda Networks and ChargeP...

#11: Jake Reisig on Why Ownership Matters 16.01.2026

In this episode of Pieces of Impact, Steve Seger sits down with entrepreneur Jake Reisig. Jake is a Partner at Bluegrass Wealth Ventures and co-owner of Jeannie’s Cleaning, with experience spanning investment sales, real estate operations, and business ownership. Previously, he advised property owners and investors at Capstone Companies. He’s also the founder of RateMyCollegeLandlord.com and studi...

#10: Bret Halsey | Professional Soccer Player Turned Real Estate Investor 09.01.2026

In this episode of Pieces of Impact, Steve Seger sits down with Bret Halsey, a former professional soccer player turned real estate investor, to discuss his transition from athletics to business. Bret reflects on competing at the highest level, including guarding Lionel Messi, navigating major health setbacks, and applying the same discipline and resilience to building a multifamily real estate po...

#9: Tom Rowland on Fishing, Family, Fitness, and Entrepreneurship 02.01.2026

In this episode of Pieces of Impact, I sit down with Tom Rowland for a wide ranging conversation about building a life with intention. Tom shares how his path took him from Tennessee to becoming a fishing guide in Key West, and eventually into television, podcasting, and media. We also dive into how media is changing. Tom shares his perspective on YouTube, streaming, sponsorships, and where fishin...

#8: Mike Schroer: Lessons in Pivoting, Purpose, and Perseverance 26.12.2025

Mike Schroer joins host Steve Seger on the Pieces of Impact podcast to share his journey from college football to medical device sales and the lessons learned along the way. They dive into career pivots, relationships, work-life balance, and the power of resilience. Mike opens up about finding purpose, leaning on family, and navigating transitions with intentionality and grit. 00:00 Introduction t...

#7: My 5 Favorite Lifts, a Life Equation, Grip Strength’s Power, and Sauna Timing for Sleep 19.12.2025

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, Steve Seger discusses four impactful topics: his top five strength exercises, a formula for a happy life, the importance of grip strength, and how sauna sessions can improve sleep. Each segment provides insights into fitness, wellness, and personal development, emphasizing the significance of consistency and enjoyment in achieving health goals. 00:0...

#6: Why Walking Matters, The Truth About Diamonds, Living for Memories, and Six Pillars for Life 12.12.2025

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, host Steve Seger explores four key topics: the underrated benefits of walking for health and longevity, the truth behind the DeBeer diamond monopoly, the significance of memories in our lives, and the impact of small daily choices as outlined in a Twitter thread by Kevin Dahlstrom. 00:00 Intro 02:16 Why Walking Is the Most Underrated Tool We Have 08...

#5: Creativity on Command, AI’s Workweek Revolution, $100 Skin-in-the-Game, and YouTube’s Future 05.12.2025

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, Steve explores four ideas that can genuinely help you get better: a surprising method to trigger creativity on command, the coming AI-driven shift in how many days we work, the power of a $100 accountability bet, and major insights from YouTube’s CEO on winning in the creator economy. 00:00 Intro 00:58 A Tip for Unlocking Creative Solutions 03:49 Th...

#4: How to Read Character, Handle Hard Days, Fix Your Sleep, and Think Like High Performers 28.11.2025

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, host Steve Seger discusses four key ideas: how adversity reveals character, the importance of showing up fully even on bad days, actionable sleep tips for better performance, and the significance of conviction over talent in achieving success. Each segment offers insights and practical advice aimed at personal development and resilience. 00:00 Intro...

#3: The Highest ROI: Invest in Yourself, Trust Your Gut, Learn from Brad Jacobs & Live Longer 21.11.2025

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, Steve Seger discusses four key ideas centered around personal growth and health. He emphasizes the importance of investing in oneself, sharing a personal story about a stranger that taught him to trust his gut instinct, insights from a Twitter thread on entrepreneurship, and the impact of lifestyle changes on longevity. Each segment offers valuable...

#2: Career Advice, Saban’s Process, Dinner Menu Wisdom & the Library of Alexandria 14.11.2025

In this episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, Steve Seger shares a variety of impactful ideas ranging from timeless career principles to life lessons gleaned from a dinner menu. He discusses the importance of creating value, the mindset of successful figures like Nick Saban, and the significance of the Library of Alexandria in preserving knowledge. Each segment offers insights that encourage li...

#1: What is this? 07.11.2025

In the inaugural episode of the Pieces of Impact podcast, host Steve Seger shares his vision of exploring curiosity and wisdom through conversations with individuals who have valuable life experiences. He discusses the importance of education, the role of the subconscious mind, and the balance between independence and purpose in achieving a fulfilling life. Seger emphasizes the need for authentici...

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