In today’s episode of Failing to Tell a Story, Timothy shares the tale of his overly ambitious—and ultimately disastrous—attempt to start a LEGO reselling side hustle. What began as an exciting new venture quickly spiraled into a cluttered, overwhelming mess, with unsorted bricks taking over his home and testing the patience of his supportive (and long-suffering) wife. From the thrill of scoring deals on OfferUp to the reality check of sorting thousands of LEGO pieces, Timothy reflects on the highs, lows, and life lessons he gained along the way. Tune in for a story of enthusiasm clashing with reality and learn why sometimes, walking away is the best choice. This episode is a relatable look at how one man’s drive to succeed brought him face-to-face with the importance of balance, boundaries, and learning when to let go.

In this episode, I share a personal reflection on the fleeting moments of parenthood and the realization that time with our kids moves faster than we think. I discuss how this led me to start a daily video journal, capturing the highs, lows, and everything in between. From cute toddler refusals to family chalk drawings and even a newborn’s first days, each video has become a cherished way to preserve memories. Tune in for insights on how I use this routine to create lasting remembrances, and maybe get inspired to find your own way to hold onto those special moments.

In this hilarious and slightly chaotic episode of Failing to Tell a Story, I take you through the whirlwind journey of my reselling adventures—starting with neckties and ending in a mountain of dress shirts, pants, and even a backyard zipline! What began as a simple side hustle spiraled into an addiction to thrift store treasures, leaving me with over 500 articles of clothing, a lot of frustration, and a few too many “learning moments.” From hidden rips to yellow stains, endless measurements, and shipping disasters, I share the highs, the lows, and the “what-was-I-thinking” moments of flipping fashion. Tune in to hear how I got in way over my head, all while trying to figure out the art of reselling!

In this episode of Failing to Save Finances, we take a look back at 2019, when it was just Timothy and his wife living in a small apartment, navigating the challenges of managing finances (or a lack of accountability, at all). This series will eventually take a retrospective journey through their spending month by month, identifying areas where costs could have been reduced and lessons learned. But, in this first episode, Timothy catches you up on their previous financial habits, and how it all started. Perfect for anyone interested in improving their own money management and learning from past financial missteps.

In this follow-up episode of Failing to Tell a Story, Timothy shares how past mistakes in reselling led to an unexpected success: neckties. After learning from the pitfalls of trying to sell random items with no focus, Timothy discovered that specializing in neckties was the key to finding consistent success. Hear how a bumpy start turned into steady sales and what this journey taught him about honing in on a niche.

In this episode of Failing to Tell a Story, Timothy shares the highs and lows of starting a reselling business with Keenvintageeye. From the excitement of launching to the missteps of buying the wrong products, this story covers it all. Discover how lack of research led to reselling mishaps like fine china that no one wanted, a warped vinyl record, and a torn WWII book. It’s a tale of trial, error, and lessons learned in the world of vintage reselling.

In this episode of Let's Talk, we explore how to approach arguments with a focus on understanding rather than winning. Arguments don’t have to be about winners and losers—real progress happens when both sides come with the best intentions. Timothy shares insights on how to view the other person's perspective with empathy, aiming for a constructive exchange instead of a battle. Learn how to navigate disagreements in a healthier way, fostering mutual respect and better communication.

This is a quick episode talking about refreshed desire for growth.

In 2014, [Host's Name] had a bold idea: a platform called SoComAnon that would allow college students to anonymously share their thoughts and struggles. It was a promising concept, aimed at giving students a voice and fostering connection, but like many great ideas, it didn’t go as planned. In this episode of Failing to Tell a Story, Timothy takes you through the rise and fall of SoComAnon, sharing the lessons learned along the way. Tune in to hear the journey from excitement to failure and what it means to pursue a vision, even when it doesn’t turn out as expected.