In this solo episode of Greatness From Small Beginnings, Keith L. Callaway shares a deeply personal reflection inspired by Matthew 6:33 — “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.”

Keith opens up about a recent experience that led him to re-evaluate priorities, confess mistakes, and rediscover the promise of putting God first. Drawing from the Sermon on the Mount, he unpacks what Jesus meant by provision — life, food, health, and clothing — and why chasing these things without seeking God leads to stress, misdirection, and an unfulfilled life.

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Keith closes with a powerful reminder from Zig Ziglar: “You were designed for accomplishment, engineered for success, and endowed with the seeds of greatness.”

If you’ve ever felt overwhelmed by worry, misaligned priorities, or the pressure of success, this episode will encourage you to seek the right things first — and watch as everything else falls into place.

In this solo episode of Greatness From Small Beginnings, Keith L. Callaway dives into a critical question: Are the dreams you’re chasing truly yours—or did someone else set them for you?

Through personal stories, leadership insights, and a reminder of the everyday power of small beginnings, Keith challenges listeners to examine the source of their goals and how to make them authentically their own.

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In this solo episode of Greatness From Small Beginnings, Keith L. Callaway shares a powerful story from an unlikely place — a children’s article about math camp. At first glance, it’s a simple tale of fitting in, but Keith unpacks the deeper truth: life changes when we stop focusing on ourselves and start serving others.

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Keith closes with a reminder from Zig Ziglar: “You are designed for accomplishment, engineered for success, and endowed with the seeds of greatness.”

In this powerful solo episode, Keith L. Callaway gets real about a personal battle we all face: blame. Using inspiration from a thought-provoking video and biblical principles, Keith explores how blame disrupts growth and how true greatness requires radical responsibility.

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This episode is for anyone feeling stuck, cycling through frustration, or sensing they’re made for more but can’t quite step into it.

In this heartfelt solo episode, Keith L. Callaway reflects on a powerful lesson about the stories we choose to speak—especially when those stories keep us trapped in a mindset of lack, suffering, or failure. Drawing on a real-life moment during a casual game with friends, Keith shares how even small declarations like “I’m bad at this” can manifest real outcomes—and how shifting that narrative can lead to unexpected wins.

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“You were designed for accomplishment, engineered for success, and endowed with the seeds of greatness.” – Zig Ziglar

This episode is for anyone feeling stuck in a loop of discouragement, ready to rewrite the narrative of their life, and begin living out the greatness they were created for.

In this solo episode, Keith L. Callaway takes a deep dive into Grant Cardone’s 15 Tips for Success, breaking each one down with real-life examples, spiritual insights, and personal reflection. Through the lens of faith, Keith questions, expands on, and reinforces these principles with raw honesty and heartfelt encouragement.

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In this solo episode, Keith L. Callaway opens up about the power of regret—not as a weight, but as a teacher. Drawing from personal experiences in marriage, business, and fatherhood, Keith challenges the modern mindset of "no regrets" and invites listeners to view past mistakes as essential ingredients in their growth journey.

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In this solo episode of Greatness From Small Beginnings, Keith L. Callaway shares a deeply personal and spiritual exploration of what it means to truly abide with God. Inspired by the book Secrets of the Vine, Keith unpacks the metaphor of the vine and branches from scripture and applies it to his own journey of spiritual discipline, pruning, and presence.

In this motivating solo episode, Keith L. Callaway dives deep into the concept of personal responsibility, drawing on powerful lessons from The Traveler’s Gift by Andy Andrews. He explores the foundational principle of "The Buck Stops Here"—a call to take ownership of your past, your decisions, and ultimately, your future.

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In this deeply introspective solo episode, Keith L. Callaway reflects on the power of asking better questions—of ourselves and others—to uncover purpose, growth, and greatness. Drawing inspiration from Ed Mylett, scripture, and personal experiences, Keith discusses:

This episode invites listeners to look inward, challenge their assumptions, and embrace the growth God has designed for them.