Knowledgecast

In this fourteenth and final episode of season 1, Jack talks with his brother, David Williams. David is an author and a former associate college professor. He has written in a variety of genres, taught writing courses, and been involved in multiple editing and creative assignments. Listen to this episode as Jack and David talk about practical ways you can get started on writing your own book and sharing the story inside of you.

Learn more and access David's resources he mentions in the episode at www.jackwwilliams.com/podcast.

In this thirteenth episode, Jack talks with Nate Brown. Nate is an IDEALS alumnus and a former football player at the University of Missouri. He is also the creator and host of the Go Pro podcast of helping student athletes transition from sports to their chosen career path. Listen to this episode as Jack and Nate talk about how student athletes can successfully transition from sports to their chosen career path and about the goal setting process to help your career. 

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In this twelfth episode, Jack talks with Sonny Newton. Sonny is a former Chick-fil-A executive and now serves as a mentoring coach. Sonny talks about how having a mentor has helped him in his personal and professional life and why he focuses now on mentoring and coaching others. Sonny shares his experience and leadership lessons learned from working alongside Truett Cathy and Chick-fil-A. 

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In this eleventh episode, Jack talks with Ron Riley. Jack and Ron first talk about his successful career as a high school basketball coach and then how he learned using coaching lessons to build a career as a successful real estate developer. Jack and Ron then focus on sharing advice on building successful marriages leaning on Ron's experience of teaching a young married couples class at his church for nearly 20 years. Listen to this episode as Jack and Ron talk about what it takes to build a strong marriage.

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In this tenth episode, Jack talks with Charlie Cobb, the athletic director of Georgia State University. Charlie is a former college football player and has extensive experience in collegiate athletic administration along with now serving as a member on the College Football Playoff Committee. Jack and Charlie talk about life as a collegiate athletic director pre-COVID and leading during the COVID-19 pandemic. Listen to this episode as Charlie shares about leading at the collegiate level and leading well despite challenges faced such as the COVID-19 pandemic.

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In this ninth episode, Jack talks with Matt Skeen. After playing Division I college football and with a background in exercise science, Matt became the Strength and Conditioning for a Nascar team and worked as a pit crew member being a part of 6 of Jimmie Johnson's Nascar Championship series. With 10 years of Nascar experience, Matt talks about the Nascar life, life as a pit crew member, and the leadership lessons learned that can be applied off the race track. Listen to this episode as Jack and Matt talk about Nascar, the pit crew life, and leadership. 

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In this eighth episode, Jack talks with Ty Volkman. After graduating high school and being an IDEALS alumnus, Ty became an honor graduate of West Point. In his military career of being an Army Ranger, Ty discusses the leadership lessons learned when the bullets are really flying. Between his military experience and his work in distribution for Chick-fil-A, the leadership lessons Ty has learned are ones we can all apply in our life. Listen to this episode as Jack and Ty talk about what the military can teach you about leadership. 

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In this seventh episode, Jack talks with Alex Gue and Joey Thacker about how to create a truly unique culture. Alex and Joey are the former owners of Huddle Inc. Through Huddle, they learned why building a unique culture is essential for success and how to create that unique culture. Listen to this episode as Jack, Alex, and Joey talk about the importance of creating a truly unique culture in business.

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In this sixth episode, Jack talks with Greg Sloan about what it means to not just live but to live on purpose and fulfilling your purpose in both your personal and professional life. As a successful entrepreneur and financial advisor, Greg knows what it means to live a life that goes beyond. After years of researching what people are looking for in a job to live out their purpose, it has even led him to build Go Beyond, a software built to help advisors and coaches uncover their clients' purpose. Listen to this episode as Jack and Greg talk about what it means to live on purpose and go beyond in life and business.

Learn more about Greg at www.jackwwilliams.com/podcast.

Learn more about Go Beyond at www.trygobeyond.com

In this fifth episode, Jack talks with Brad Williams, his son, about the key to build powerful relationships. As a former successful entrepreneur and salesman and now serving as a high school athletic director, Brad has learned what is necessary in building powerful relationships that last. Brad also talks about the some of the most powerful and influential relationships in his life over the years which include his dad, Jack. Listen to this father-son episode as Jack and Brad discuss how to build powerful relationships.

Learn more about Brad www.jackwwilliams.com/podcast.