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.

In this inspiring solo episode, Keith L. Callaway shares a powerful message about living out the purpose God has placed within us before it’s too late. Inspired by a motivational speech from Karim Ellis, Keith highlights how many people carry their unfulfilled dreams to the graveyard — never living the greatness they were meant for.

Keith then introduces a deeper, spiritual perspective on growth from the book The Secrets of the Vine by Bruce Wilkinson. He explains the biblical concept of pruning — the necessary process of God cutting back parts of our lives to help us bear more fruit. While pruning can be painful and confusing, it prepares us to live abundant, purposeful lives aligned with God’s kingdom.

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Keith closes with a motivational call to action inspired by Zig Ziglar, reminding listeners that they are designed for accomplishment and must actively pursue their ambitions.

In this episode, Keith breaks down five underrated but powerful ways to become more charismatic and likable—both at work and in life. These aren't tricks. They're principles that create genuine influence, based on intentional listening, authentic connection, and emotional awareness.

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“You influence your friends. They influence you. Because you like each other. That’s how it works.”

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In this episode of Greatness From Small Beginnings, Keith L. Callaway takes a raw, introspective look into the power of the voices we allow into our minds—both internal and external. Inspired by a motivational audio reel, Keith breaks down the messages about greatness, exceptionality, pain, and spiritual responsibility.

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In this heartfelt solo episode, Keith L. Callaway shares a vulnerable and powerful perspective on greatness—moving past the typical markers of success to what it truly means from a spiritual lens. Keith reflects on his own life’s challenges, reading from Psalm 1 and 1 Chronicles 29:11–13, to explore how greatness is defined by abiding in God’s love and purpose.

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In this solo episode, Keith L. Callaway revisits a powerful audio piece by Paul Harvey, “If I Were the Devil,” recorded in 1965 but chillingly relevant today. Keith shares a vulnerable and passionate reflection on how our culture, faith, and even personal values have been subtly (and not-so-subtly) attacked over decades.

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In this deeply moving episode of "Greatness From Small Beginnings," Keith Callaway sits down with longtime friend and mentor figure, Jeff Olds. They explore the meaning of greatness—not in achievements, but in how we treat people and walk through our struggles. Jeff’s story is raw and real, from battling addiction and kidney failure to becoming a steady father figure and coach for young men at K&L.

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“Faith is based on what God’s already done.”

“If you do something for your kid they can do for themselves, you’re actually hurting them.”

“I'm in the worst circumstances of my life—and I feel complete.”

In this introspective solo episode, Keith L. Callaway shares a powerful book report on The Ultimate Life by Jim Stovall—a follow-up to The Ultimate Gift. Diving into the 12 “gifts” outlined in the book, Keith reflects on how each principle relates to his own life experiences and spiritual growth journey.

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Keith wraps the episode with a quote from Zig Ziglar and a personal encouragement to take responsibility, reflect, and lean into the greatness seeded in each of us.

In this episode of “Greatness From Small Beginnings,” Keith L. Callaway shares an honest and inspiring reflection on overcoming the past, embracing daily growth, and redefining what’s possible. Drawing wisdom from John Wooden, Vivian Laramore, John Maxwell, and Zig Ziglar, Keith challenges us to ask:

👉 Are you living by what’s true in your mind—or the truth about your potential?

Discover the power of letting go, building small habits, and making each day your masterpiece.

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Perfect for anyone looking to grow, lead, or just live more boldly.

🎧 Tune in now and take the first step toward greatness.

In this powerful solo episode, Keith L. Callaway brings passionate insights drawn from the wisdom of American intellectual Thomas Sowell. Through five foundational truths, Keith explores the deep connection between thinking, character formation, and true leadership.

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