Let’s Grow

In this episode, my lovely wife Jaala Taylor joins me to talk a little bit about mental health, her One Word for 2021, and what she's reading to begin the New Year.

In this episode, special guest Michael Rodenberg and I discuss the release of his new book and what has helped him build a winning culture with his team. Learn more about Michael and purchase a copy of "Bridge the Gap: How Leaders Can Revitalize Broken Organizations" at WeCanBridgeTheGap.com.

In this episode, special guest Mark Biggs shares the fundamental principles that shaped him at an early age - principles he has utilized to get to where he is today.

In this episode, we discuss a three-step approach to dealing with problems that can help you create some positive momentum in your life.

In this episode, we discuss the grace-driven effort to grow versus a works based idea of becoming the best version of yourself. 

In this episode, special guest Lamarr Womble and I discuss what it looks like to have passion for the work you do and how to be more fulfilled in your work. 

In this episode, I share a few practical tips for cultivating win-win relationships.

In this episode, special guest DC Clement and I reminisce on past conversations, while he also talks about his growth and how it has required taking risks.

In this episode, special guest Daina Falk talks about her passion for food and sports, how she turned that into a business, and how she’s grown in the process.

In this episode, special guest Mayor Alan Keck talks about leading and staying positive during the COVID-19 crisis and how his team has continued to grow through 2020.

In this episode, special guest Coach Austin Newton shares what keeps him focused forward and going and growing. 

In this episode, I share a few thoughts that I believe will encourage you to keep growing, as I reflect on a recent trip to Alaska.

In this episode, I share a word of encouragement during this COVID-19 crisis and offer a practical tip to help people process what they’re going through.

In this episode, I share three practical tips to help you keep the right perspective and carry a positive attitude through whatever problems you may be facing.

In this episode, we discuss how staying committed is an integral part of growth and success. My dear friend, Derrick Furlow, shares part of his story - how commitment was modeled to him at an early age - as well as his personal “how to transition” formula.

In this episode, I share a call to action to get off the sidelines of life, get in the game, and start living. It’s easy to consider what may go wrong, but what if you chose to focus on what could go right.

In this episode, I share six specific things my parents did for me that helped me develop self-awareness. When you’re self-aware you can confidently and freely add value to others.

In this episode, we discuss how difficulty will show up, but that it does not have to define you. My dear friend, Tasha Eizinger, shares part of the pain she’s experienced and how personal development has helped her grow through it.

In this episode, I share why it’s important to leave the past where it’s at - in the past. Each new day is a gift. Don’t allow yourself to ruin that precious gift by dwelling on what’s behind you.

In this episode I share the core values my wife and I established for our family. We believe knowing what’s important to you (or any organization you are part of) provides clarity and direction.

In this episode we discuss how narrowing the focus drives much of the growth in the life of my dear friend, Harding Ison-Bowman. He shares his “One Word” for 2019 with us.

In this episode we discuss how personal development has made such a profound impact on the life of my friend and business partner, Andy Megargel. His passion for growth fuels his desire to better people.

In this episode I discuss how the simple pleasures of life help us stay grounded and optimistic. And in turn, finding value in the small things impacts how we engage with others where we live, work, play, and worship.

In this episode we talk about how valuing effort over talent is better for long-term growth. Talent may be present in a given area of your life, but effort can be cultivated in every area of your life.

In this episode I share a little bit about one of the best decisions my wife and I have made - that’s the decision to established boundaries around screen time in our home. In my opinion, the overuse of technology and social media in our society is something that is hindering the growth of far too many people.