Everything Is Up

In episode 52 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich interviews Billy Wilkinson, CEO of The Threshold Companies. Billy shares his journey of becoming the CEO and the strategic decisions that led him to take on the role. From being one of the original owners to scaling the company with just nine employees, Billy's story is a testament to his ability to drive success through strategic leadership.

Tune in to learn about Billy's experience and the growth of The Threshold Companies.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:03:37] Marketing in Real Estate Industry.

[00:06:11] Embracing Failures for Growth.

[00:09:19] Exponential Growth and AI.

[00:15:19] Niche Market and Balloon Business.

[00:18:55] The Challenge of Measuring ROI.

[00:22:40] Privacy Concerns with Technology.

[00:24:39] Personalized Advertisements

[00:29:33] Overcoming Adversity and Resilience.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Billy Wilkinson underscore the significance of specializing in a niche market for achieving business success. It allows companies to deepen their understanding of their client base, offer tailored solutions, and attract strategic buyers like private equity firms who value expertise and growth potential within a specific industry.

In addition, Billy highlights that paid advertising on social media platforms provides quantitative results, allowing businesses to understand the impact of their campaigns. By investing in paid ads, companies can track metrics such as click-through rates and conversions, which are crucial for evaluating the success of their marketing strategies.

QUOTES

• "I think that fear of failure is what keeps so many people from reaching their actual potential. And yet it's the one thing that becomes the most valuable." - Tammera Hollerich
• "AI is going to take a part of the business of what we do. I mean, it's going to happen in marketing, and it already is. And so it's how you can implement those tools to be smarter and grow at a certain pace." - Billy Wilkinson
• "My desire to win carries through in everything I do. It's that competitive nature. And listen, that isn't always beneficial. But in my case and what I do, winning is critical. And I'm not saying winning at the detriment of others. You have to be in it to win it when you're running a company." - Billy Wilkinson

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Tammera Hollerich

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Billy Wilkinson

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In episode 51 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich interviews Mike Coffey, a Fort Worth native, HR expert, licensed private investigator, and successful entrepreneur. Mike shares insights on building his company, his community involvement, and his family life.

Tune in now to gain inspiration and practical tips for achieving success in various aspects of life.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:02:03] Three Successful Sons.

[00:07:09] Entrepreneurial Journey Ups and Downs.

[00:11:21] Embracing the Present Moment.

[00:16:31] Definition of Success Changes.

[00:18:01] Appreciating Valuable Life Experiences.

[00:25:05] HR Podcast with Recertification Credit.

[00:26:40] PI World Journey.

[00:30:53] Investigative Work and Interesting People.

[00:35:59] Yoga Instructor and Nutrition Program.

[00:41:00] Belief in Higher Power.

[00:44:29] Dealing with COVID Unconventionally.

[00:49:41] Navigating Differing COVID Viewpoints.

[00:53:28] Fort Worth's Small Town Charm.

[00:58:16] Fort Worth as a Hidden Gem.

[00:59:33] Revitalizing Historic Buildings.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Mike Coffey stress that luck serves as the foundation of success, noting that being born with certain advantages, such as a healthy body, and a functioning mind. Mike acknowledges the role luck played in his life, recognizing the various fortunate aspects that contributed to his achievements.

Furthermore, Tammera and Mike discuss their experiences during the pandemic and how they maintained relationships and connections. Despite the restrictions and uncertainties brought about by the pandemic, they found ways to adapt and continue fostering relationships.

QUOTES

• "I always say that success in anything starts with luck, and then it's a mindset, and then it's a skill." - Mike Coffey
• “And if everybody nationwide would just focus on making their own communities healthier and safer and educate, figuring out ways to educate our children, we'd be so much better off. And the rest of it will work itself out." - Mike Coffey
• “I think we also have forgotten that we are a nation of for the people, by the people. Unfortunately, I think we may have lost sight of that, and hopefully, we gain that back in the next six months to some degree.” - Tammera Hollerich

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Mike Coffey

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrcoffey/

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In episode 50 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich interviews Tony Moore, CEO of the Trinity Park Conservancy. Tony shares insights about the Conservancy's mission to develop the Trinity River corridor for recreational and environmental purposes. He discusses the upcoming project at Harold Simmons Park and reflects on his journey from working in the Orlando markets to his current role.

Tune in to learn more about Tony's passion for creating extraordinary spaces for the community.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:03:28] Park Developments in Different Locations.

[00:06:47] Dallas Green Spaces and Floodplain.

[00:12:46] Long-Awaited Harold Simmons Park.

[00:14:02] Dallas's Version of Central Park.

[00:18:29] Cultural Differences and Leadership.

[00:23:21] Park's Evolving Design Process.

[00:28:55] Cars and Semi-Pro Soccer.

[00:31:06] Soccer's Global Popularity.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Tony Moore discuss the importance of humility in leadership, the significance of green spaces in urban environments, and the exciting future of Dallas with the development of Harold Simmons Park.

Overall, Tony Moore's approach to leadership underscores the significance of humility, respect, and adaptability when stepping into new roles or environments. By embodying these qualities, leaders can earn the trust and credibility needed to succeed in their endeavors and make a positive impact on the communities they serve.

QUOTES

• "It's a gem that's in the center of Dallas that if anything we learned after COVID is the value of green space and the human spirit needs nature and green space from an engagement point of view. " - Tony Moore
• "One should never assume that prior success always guarantees future success." - Tammera Hollerich 
• “I always say three things. Look, listen, learn before you lead. And have a humble attitude about what you do. And so I use that, the fear of failure really to keep me grounded and humble in saying that, you know, you have to earn your new stay. And so, yeah, I'm just always cautious and always respectful when I go into a new environment, I gotta earn it.” - Tony Moore

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Tony Moore 

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trinityparkconservancy/

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In episode 49 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich interviews Ellen Faulkner, the CEO of Lewis Communications, a full-service advertising and marketing company. Ellen shares her remarkable journey of 34 years at the same company, starting as an account coordinator and eventually becoming CEO in 2022, the first female CEO in the company's history. She discusses her personal challenges, growth, and dedication to growing companies throughout her career.

Tune in for an inspiring story of resilience and success in the business world.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:03:17] Career Without Traditional Education.

[00:08:37] Finding Strengths in Employees.

[00:11:24] Growth and Servant Leadership.

[00:14:09] Learning and Growth in Leadership.

[00:20:30] Adult Children Dynamics.

[00:25:15] Information Overload and Technology.

[00:31:18] Fast-Paced Evolution of AI.

[00:32:53] Speed of Data Analysis.

[00:37:17] Impressive Company Growth and CEO role.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Ellen Faulkner delve into the evolving landscape of marketing and advertising, particularly in the context of rapid technological advancements like AI. Ellen's insights shed light on the importance of adapting to these changes to remain competitive and relevant in the industry.

Furthermore, Ellen's mention of being part of an international network like ICOM showcases the value of collaboration and knowledge-sharing in navigating the complexities of modern marketing. By engaging with industry peers from around the world, businesses can gain valuable insights into emerging trends and best practices, enabling them to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving landscape.

QUOTES

• “What we do is we grow companies. So you get and you grow multiple types of companies. Right. I don't think I could ever work for an internal marketing department because we're able to work with lots of different clients over the years. And I always say I've learned enough about all of their industries to be dangerous because we get so immersed in their business.” - Ellen Faulkner
• “We all have strengths and weaknesses. I have more than I can count. However, I have great people here who complement my weaknesses. Our goal is to pull people's strengths out. I found that their strengths ally with what they love to do, even if they don't realize that they ally together.” - Ellen Faulkner
• “With small businesses, it is very difficult because you don't always have the resources that you need to be able to analyze the data, to pull all that data and information together to go do something with it.” - Tammera Hollerich

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Ellen Faulkner

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In episode 47 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich welcomes Jimmy Johnson, an Assistant Chief at The Amarillo Police Department, as he shares his inspiring career path from starting as a jailer to becoming an assistant chief in the police department. They highlight the importance of human interaction, the impact of societal changes on policing, and the significance of finding common ground in a divided world. 

Tune in to learn about the powerful impact of following your calling and the determination it takes to pursue a career in public service.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:01:19] Career Path Discovery.

[00:06:36] Impact of a Handwritten Letter.

[00:11:15] The Challenges of Policing.

[00:16:03] Life-Saving Award for Gunfight.

[00:20:57] Lifelong Learning and Education.

[00:23:19] Education and Career Paths.

[00:29:02] The Importance of Human Interaction.

[00:32:38] Communication and Societal Issues.

[00:38:12] Politicalization of COVID.

[00:40:04] The Impact of Information Overload.

[00:45:39] Human Nature and Atrocities.

[00:50:26] Raising Daughters vs. Sons.

[00:52:24] Family and Work-Life Balance.

[00:58:14] Value Your People.

[01:01:25] Serving Others for Success.

[01:03:45] Serving Everybody as Police Officers.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Jimmy Johnson emphasize the pivotal role of human interaction and communication in tackling societal challenges and nurturing mutual understanding. By prioritizing respectful dialogue, empathy, and finding common ground, individuals can work together to create a more harmonious and inclusive society.

Additionally, Tammera and Jimmy highlight the significance of focusing on commonalities to foster unity and empathy in society. Personal experiences shared by the guest highlighted the need for understanding and connection among individuals, despite diverse perspectives and backgrounds.

QUOTES

• "We live in a very transactional society now. It's, I'll give you something, but I have to get this. And that is kind of getting further and further away from service." - Tammera Hollerich 
• "At some point we are all going to have to figure out how to agree to disagree and still love each other so we don't kill each other." - Jimmy Johnson
• "You are here to serve your people. You can spend your whole life chasing the money, chasing the success, chasing the next rank, chasing the accolades, but that is all a mirage." - Tammera Hollerich 
• “When you do the right thing for the right reason, and it cannot be self-serving, then you never worry about money. You just don't because it comes as a by-product of authenticity. It comes because you care.” - Jimmy Johnson

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Jimmy Johnson

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In episode 47 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich welcomes Jamy Conrad as they delve into Jamy’s background growing up, her transition from healthcare to the tech industry, and the importance of HR professionals in today's ever-changing work landscape. They touch on topics like the role of HR in business strategy, the significance of mentorship, and the evolving nature of employment law.

Tune in to gain valuable insights and perspectives in HR, leadership, and personal growth.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:03:07] Transition from Healthcare to Tech.

[00:06:26] Overcoming Childhood Poverty Challenges.

[00:13:38] Employee Behavior Impact on Teams.

[00:18:07] Human Tendencies and AI Impact.

[00:20:50] Mentors and Emerging Leaders.

[00:26:47] Hacking HR.

[00:32:05] HR Professionals' Career Paths.

[00:34:15] HR as a Strategic Partner.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Jamy Conrad emphasize the significance of finding mentors and sponsors early in one's career to accelerate growth and learning. Jamy's experience underscores the transformative power of mentorship in navigating challenges, overcoming self-doubt, and seizing opportunities for personal and professional development.

Additionally, Tammera and Jamy discuss the dynamic nature of HR responsibilities, where HR professionals must navigate legal requirements while also caring for the holistic well-being of employees. Jamy's insights shed light on the multifaceted role of HR in understanding and addressing the human aspects of employees, beyond just the legal framework.

QUOTES

• "It takes everybody making an honest effort to accept people where they are." - Tammera Hollerich
• “There are so many opportunities there for a mentor to come in and help you look at things with a clear focus that doesn't bring the anxiety or the self-doubt or, you know, some of those things into play and can help. reframe it in a way that discredits those emotional baggage” - Jamy Conrad
• "As HR professionals, I do think it's important to continue to keep your skill set up to speed and up to date. And that includes understanding case studies and employment law. But it also involves the psychology of these are human beings and they have mental health issues and they have well-being needs and they have financial anxieties and there's a whole aspect of them as an employee." - Jamy Conrad

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Jamy Conrad

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In episode 46 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich interviews Brett Boone, a successful real estate entrepreneur and a man with an extraordinary story of recovery. Brett discusses his lifelong struggle with drugs and alcohol, revealing that he has been under the influence for more than 50% of his life. But despite his challenges, Brett managed to turn his life around and create a successful future for himself. 

Tune in for an inspiring journey of hope towards recovery and resilience.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:02:18] Addiction and Recovery.

[00:06:08] Middle School and Peer Pressure.

[00:10:07] Substitute for Love

[00:13:06] Belonging and Tribal Survival.

[00:19:21] Overcoming Addiction and Rock Bottom.

[00:21:08] Morning Routine and Discipline.

[00:25:24] Evolving Team Dynamics and Growth.

[00:28:38] Constant Improvement.

[00:38:11] The Importance of Tribal Connection.

[00:41:05] Bad Parents Becoming Good Grandparents.

[00:47:05] Building Strong Parent-Child Relationships.

[00:50:15] Prioritizing for a Successful Future.

[00:54:00] Starting Small for Big Changes.

[00:57:14] Reaching Out to Successful People.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Brett Boone talk about the importance of belief in oneself and the power of discipline. Brett emphasizes the significance of having a clear mindset, setting goals, and developing a routine that includes exercise, self-care, and personal development.

Additionally, Tammera and Brett discuss the role of coaching and mentorship in personal and professional growth. Brett shares his experience of working with coaches and the importance of being open to their guidance and advice. He emphasizes the need for individuals to take responsibility for their own growth and to actively seek solutions to their problems. Thus, emphasizing the need for parents to prioritize their children's emotional well-being and to provide guidance and support.

QUOTES

• "My standards have changed and that's the 1 thing that's very clear for me is I always say when your standards are clear, your decisions are easy." - Brett Boone
• "So that's how I've treated my career is just continuing to sharpen the knives day after day, constant improvement, never settling, having such a big goal out there that these little problems, you just run over them because you're thinking so big and so far out that these little problems that kind of come at you every day, I just wipe those things out." - Brett Boone
• “I think sometimes we have people that are hyper-focused either on their professional development and forget their personal development, or they work on their personal development and forget about the professional. Balance, I think, lacks in a lot. I think a lot of people struggle with having that somewhat balance of being able to know what you need.” - Tammera Hollerich
• "If you have a complaint or a problem or an issue, and you're going to bring it to me, I need you to also bring two potential solutions that show me that you've fought, you've tried, you're bringing something." - Brett Boone

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Brett Boone

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Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/agent_boone/

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In episode 45 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich welcomes Talmage Boston as he shares his insights on leadership and problem-solving, drawing from his experience as a commercial litigator. He also shares his extensive legal background and involvement in various bar activities. 

Tune in for an engaging conversation about success and applying history to the present.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:02:39] Writing History and Book Reviewing.

[00:06:43] Leadership and History Combined.

[00:11:07] The Business of Problem Solving.

[00:15:15] Long-Lasting Marriages.

[00:32:15] Disconnect in Younger Generations.

[00:40:43] Spiritual Warfare.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Talmage Boston discuss how the importance of building and maintaining relationships is emphasized for both personal and professional success. They also address the concern for younger generations' lack of understanding and experience in building meaningful connections. 

Overall, Tammera and Talmage highlight the significance of building and maintaining relationships for personal and professional success. It emphasizes the value of in-person connections, frequent communication, and cultivating relationships with individuals who possess qualities such as integrity and humility.

QUOTES

• "I think one of the keys to successful living is to be optimistic. I think pessimists never accomplish anything." - Talmage Boston
• "One would be integrity. One is horsepower. But top three is relationship building and keeping. Nobody rises to the top by him or herself. Everybody stands on the shoulders of others. It's others who open doors." - Talmage Boston
• “I find great joy in connecting people that I know can help each other. And I think that's just one of those things that's important to me, but without my network, without my relationships, there's no way to do that.” - Tammera Hollerich

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Talmage Boston

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In episode 44 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich welcomes Stephanie Spicer as they highlight the value of curiosity in various aspects of life, including sales and marketing, where understanding others' motivations and needs is crucial in influencing their actions. They also explore the human aspect of marketing and whether AI can evolve to have those qualities. 

Tune in to hear Stephanie's inspiring story and insights into building a thriving career.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:06:21] Raising Adult Children.

[00:12:08] Valuations of Businesses.

[00:17:07] AI and Marketing Industry.

[00:19:01] AI and Human Creativity.

[00:23:11] AI and Legal Implications.

[00:29:33] Curiosity and Sales.

[00:31:49] Pursuing Passions and Parental Expectations.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and Stephanie Spicer explore the topic of children's innate ability to think creatively and be open-minded. They share insights from a business improv session where a speaker discussed how children's right-brain thinking enables them to be more creative and open-minded. 

In addition, Tammera and Stephanie emphasize how emotional appeal plays a significant role in decision-making and marketing. They even explain that we make split-second decisions based on our emotions and then rationalize them afterward. This suggests that emotions heavily influence our decision-making process, with logic serving as a means to justify our choices.

QUOTES

• “I will say the difference between marketing to a target audience and my kids is the target audience doesn't necessarily argue back.” - Stephanie Spicer
• “we've evolved a lot as an agency over the past few years, especially the last couple. But that's still something we really prioritize is we're all in this together. We and our clients are all in this together. And we can't have egos because you can't do it without the other people.” - Stephanie Spicer
• “as we get older, What makes us better is the why. Why? Think about sales, right? And whatever position you are in, in a company, or whether it's your own company, you're in sales.” - Tammera Hollerich

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Stephanie Spicer

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Luquire: https://luquire.com/

In episode 43 of Everything is Up, Tammera Hollerich is joined by TJ Ware for a follow-up conversation about his journey to success. TJ and his wife, Jackie, had previously appeared on the show and have since experienced a significant pivot in their lives. They discuss the power of changing behavior and its impact on thinking skills, as well as the importance of therapy and coping mechanisms.

Tune in for an inspiring and transparent discussion about overcoming challenges and finding light at the end of the tunnel.

TIMESTAMPS

[00:01:13] Life Unraveling and Challenges.

[00:07:16] Pursuit of Peace and Happiness.

[00:10:08] Ketamine Clinic and Mental Health.

[00:15:21] The Challenges of Marriage.

[00:19:13] Sacrifices and Balance.

[00:26:02] Air Conditioning for the Brain.

[00:32:35] Happiness is a Choice.

[00:34:14] Gratitude and Focus on Thoughts.

In this episode, Tammera Hollerich and TJ Ware discuss the transformative impact of changing their behavior on their thinking skills. This personal development journey has had a profound and positive effect, showcasing their active commitment to self-improvement.

Additionally, Tammera and TJ delve into the significant issues and challenges faced by visionary entrepreneurs striving to achieve great things. They acknowledge that some of these issues stem from their own decisions, while the stressors of managing a large family, frequent relocations, and hard work have taken a toll on their personal and family life. Thus, underscoring the importance of adaptability and the ability to pivot, while acknowledging the difficulties and sacrifices that accompany such endeavors.

QUOTES

• "I've been very transparent because there have been significant issues, and a lot of them are results of my own decisions or our own decisions, and a lot of it has to do with being such a visionary entrepreneur, trying to accomplish so much and conquer the world with so many responsibilities." - TJ Ware
• "You know, if you've ever been put under for a procedure, there's a good chance that they gave you ketamine and you were on this crazy wild mind-resetting psychedelic trip. You just didn't realize it." - TJ Ware
• “We do not have perfect lives. There is something somewhere, probably more than one thing going on all the time in our lives that are not perfect. But it's how you handle it.” - Tammera Hollerich
• "Happiness is a choice. And I had my fill of the darkness and I said, this isn't who I want to be moving forward. And I will do everything that I can to try to stay in the right mindset." - TJ Ware

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Tammera Hollerich

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TJ Ware

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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tj-ware-18b90a16/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/largelossexpert/

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