Walk In victory

Can a business grow profitably while strengthening the people and communities it depends on? NaRon Tillman sits down with Jean-Christian Rindoni, founder of Symbiosis Infinity Group, to explore conscious business, ethical partnerships, and circular supply chains that create value across the entire business ecosystem. Jean-Christian explains how time in nature inspired his Symbiosis Infinity Loop m...

What do you do when retirement is approaching and your financial plan falls apart? NaRon Tillman sits down with author and entrepreneur David Nassief to explore how he rebuilt after losing his job at 63 and developed his One Page Wealth Compass to bring direction to his financial decisions. David shares how earlier business setbacks became lessons, why earning money and building wealth require dif...

Why can you earn more money and still repeat the same financial patterns? NaRon Tillman sits down with entrepreneur and author Randy Gage to explore how self-identity, inherited money beliefs, and personal responsibility shape the way we build businesses and handle success. Randy reflects on business setbacks and the shift from blaming circumstances to examining his own decisions. Together, they u...

What helps you keep going when motivation fades and life hits back? NaRon Tillman sits down with endurance swimmer Steve “Moby” Leitch to explore how daily discipline, faith, and consistent habits build an unbreakable mindset. Through his Oceans Seven swimming journey and the documentary Beyond the Shoreline: The Channel of Bones, Steve shares what demanding open-water swims have taught him about...

Are your everyday thoughts moving you toward the life you want—or keeping you in patterns you have never questioned? NaRon Tillman sits down with entrepreneur and Thinking for Success author John Knowlton to explore how awareness, language, and storytelling can help us examine our default thinking and make more intentional choices. John shares how stories helped his team solve problems more indepe...

What do people say about you when you are not in the room—and does it reflect the brand you want to build? NaRon Tillman sits down with author and communication strategist Ben Baker to explore personal branding beyond logos, colors, and online visibility. Ben explains how your actions, reliability, and communication shape your reputation over time. Together, they discuss staying relevant as custom...

Does having followers make you a leader—or does leadership show up in how you develop the people around you? NaRon Tillman sits down with robotics entrepreneur and Marine veteran Mike LeBlanc to explore leadership beyond charisma, titles, and winning at any cost. Drawing on his military experience and work building robotics companies, Mike shares why understanding human nature, finding common grou...

What business idea have you been putting off because you think you lack the skills, time, or resources to build it? NaRon Tillman sits down with Famous.ai co-founder Alex Mehr to explore how AI tools can help entrepreneurs test ideas—and why the willingness to try still begins with mindset. Alex shares his transition from engineering research into entrepreneurship, explains his regret minimization...

Are you working harder while the things that matter most keep getting less of your time? NaRon Tillman sits down with stewardship coach Scott Maderer to explore how priorities, boundaries, and self-management shape the way we use our time and money. Scott shares his journey from teaching and corporate leadership into coaching, and explains why defining success must come before building a productiv...

How do you lead clearly when every decision carries pressure—and your team is watching how you respond?   NaRon Tillman sits down with software executive Jacob Reeves to explore stress management, emotional intelligence, and the human side of leading a business through change.   Drawing on his experience running private equity-backed companies and serving in the Tennessee Army National Guard, Jaco...

Can a leader deliver great results and still damage the people who make those results possible?   NaRon Tillman sits down with executive coach Dr. Katrina Burrus, author of Managing Brilliant Jerks, to explore how technically gifted but abrasive leaders can develop the emotional intelligence to lead more effectively.   Dr. Burrus explains her progression from self-awareness to boss awareness and s...

What good is a million views if you still can’t build a sustainable creative business?   NaRon Tillman sits down with independent filmmaker Jeremy Norrie to explore the business behind content creation: ownership, streaming revenue, personal branding, and the uncertainty of earning a living on platforms you don’t control.   Jeremy shares why some of his older projects outperform newer, more polish...

Why do we keep acting from an identity that no longer feels like us? Dr. Alena Candova joins NaRon Tillman to explore how early conditioning, nervous-system patterns, and protective behaviors shape the way we relate to ourselves and others. They discuss false personas, subconscious programming, somatic awareness, and what it takes to recognize a pattern before repeating it. Dr. Alena draws on appl...

Why do some people have access to all the right information and still struggle to change? Transformation requires more than advice. It requires presence, consistency, resilience, and mentorship rooted in lived experience. In this episode of the Walk In Victory Podcast, NaRon Tillman sits down with heart-centered mentor and Havening practitioner Dave Chametzky to explore the difference between tran...

AI will not fix a broken business system. It will expose it. NaRon Tillman sits down with AI transformation strategist and business growth consultant Patrick Bell to examine why companies struggle when they adopt AI without clear ownership, accountability, visibility, and operational structure. They discuss the business blind spots that technology cannot solve, why content and automation must conn...

Most people have goals. Far fewer have a strategy for their lives. NaRon Tillman sits down with author and global business leader Donzel Leggett to explore how worldview, discipline, personal ownership, and strategic thinking shape the future we create. From growing up in Key West to playing Big Ten football at Purdue and building a global executive career, Donzel explains why lasting transformati...

Pressure can crush you—or transform you. NaRon Tillman sits down with author and creator of the Becoming Diamond Framework Michael Dugan, to explore how emotional regulation, resilience, meditation, and identity shape the way we respond to pressure in an age of rapid AI-driven change. Michael shares how decades of inner work helped him turn personal challenges into a framework for becoming calmer,...

What if the most important leadership work happens before you ever lead anyone else? NaRon Tillman sits down with global leadership coach and speaker Roxanne Chaput to explore why conscious leadership begins with inner healing. After surviving four near-death experiences in two years, Roxanne rebuilt her approach to leadership around what she calls inner architecture—the internal foundation that s...

Why do high performers still burn out even when they know how to manage their time? Because burnout is not always a workload problem. Sometimes it begins with a lack of clarity around identity, priorities, values, and boundaries. NaRon Tillman sits down with executive and career coach Julia Rock to explore why productive people can still feel depleted, how identity becomes tied to work, and what i...

Will AI replace experienced professionals—or expose the difference between real expertise and surface-level knowledge? NaRon Tillman sits down with technology leader Kevin Carlson to explore what AI can actually do, where it still depends on human judgment, and why experience becomes more valuable as automation gets stronger. The conversation moves through software development, machine learning, A...

Why can two people hear the exact same message and walk away with completely different meanings? Because communication is filtered through perception, emotion, experience, and the mental pathways we have already built. NaRon Tillman sits down with leadership coach Yosi Kossowsky to explore how neuroscience shapes communication, why leaders are often misunderstood, and how emotional awareness can i...

Big goals often fail because we try to change too much at once. NaRon Tillman sits down with Dr. Christiane Schroeter to explore her Petite Practice™ approach—using small, consistent actions to overcome overwhelm, build momentum, and create meaningful progress. From completing her PhD two pages at a time to preparing for a TEDx stage, Christiane explains why sustainable growth is often built throu...

What happens when success comes at the expense of your health? In this episode of the Walk In Victory Podcast, NaRon Tillman sits down with James Lang to explore burnout, mental health, leadership, artificial intelligence, and the hidden cost of high-performance living.  Many leaders spend years chasing growth, building businesses, and solving problems for everyone around them—only to discover tha...

What’s more dangerous—no leader at all… or a leader who lacks self-awareness? In this episode of the Walk In Victory Podcast, NaRon Tillman sits down with Rebecca Wilson to explore one of the most critical shifts happening in leadership today: The move from control… to consciousness. As organizations evolve and technology accelerates, traditional leadership styles—built on pressure, authority, and...

What if the difference between financial stress and financial freedom… is simply how you think? In this episode of the Walk In Victory Podcast, NaRon Tillman sits down with Bart Merrell to unpack one of the most overlooked truths in today’s economy: Most people don’t lack opportunity. They lack awareness. From growing up on a pig farm to building multiple income streams across industries and count...