Leadership Formation For Christian Men

In this episode, Tim Holloway dives deep into the concept of the “bandwagon effect,” a powerful psychological phenomenon that can be harnessed to amplify influence on social media. Listeners will learn how to leverage this effect, which drives people to adopt behaviors and beliefs simply because others are doing the same, to create a massive impact online. Tim emphasizes the importance of showing up consistently, building momentum, and aligning with influential individuals to boost credibility and reach. With practical strategies and insightful examples, this episode equips aspiring influencers with the tools they need to cultivate their own tribe of followers and achieve significant social media success. Whether you’re starting out or looking to expand your influence, Tim provides actionable steps to help you move forward with purpose and power. Tune in to discover how to create your own bandwagon effect and become a true man of influence.

“Humanity is prone to ‘monkey see, monkey do.’ Use this cognitive bias to create the movement and momentum you need for influence.”

What you will learn:

Understanding the Bandwagon Effect

Importance of Creating the Bandwagon Effect

Challenges in Gaining Traction

Surround Yourself with Influential People

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In this episode of the show, host Tim Holloway sits down with Kevin Ziebelll, a 52-year-old veteran and coach who has transitioned from a 27-year military career into the world of entrepreneurship and coaching. Kevin shares his journey from the Army National Guard to becoming a successful business owner and the founder of the Facebook group Veterans Unleashed and the coaching program Warriors Unleashed.

Kevin dives into the unique challenges faced by veterans as they transition to civilian life, particularly in the areas of entrepreneurship, relationships, and health. He discusses the “empty nester syndrome,” the reintegration struggles with family after deployments, and the importance of self-care before helping others. Kevin also emphasizes the significance of focusing on one’s own growth and well-being to improve relationships and achieve success in business.

Listeners will gain valuable insights into overcoming obstacles in business and personal life, finding balance in various life domains, and the power of brotherhood among veterans. Kevin’s candid reflections on his own experiences and the lessons he’s learned to provide a powerful message of resilience, transformation, and the importance of taking control of one’s life. 

Tune in for an inspiring conversation that highlights the strength, determination, and potential of veterans in the entrepreneurial world.

“You have to go all in on yourself and your business—no one else is going to save you.”

What you will learn:

Transition to Entrepreneurship

Empty Nester Syndrome

Solutions to Common Problems

Employee Engagement

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In this episode, Tim Holloway invites Shane Lauf, a multi-founder and business consultant, to share his insights on building and scaling businesses. Shane introduces himself as a highly profitable sounding board for companies, specializing in diagnosing business challenges and offering practical solutions backed by his own resources and teams. The conversation dives deep into the importance of positive influence in business, emphasizing the power of service, empathy, and radical truth. Shane discusses the foundational elements necessary for a successful business transition from freelancing to full-fledged operations, highlighting the critical role of sales, team alignment, and strategic planning. He also introduces his unique FQ3C model, a formula for achieving long-term success through frequency, quality, consistency, continuity, and clarity. Throughout the discussion, Shane shares the importance of flexibility, innovation, and a clear exit strategy in driving business growth and sustaining excellence. 

"Service is the most natural form of influence in business—when we serve each other, we lift each other up toward a common goal."

What you will learn:

Positive vs. Detrimental Business Influence

Corporate Culture and Challenges

Building a Solid Business Foundation

Scaling a Business

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In this episode, host Tim Holloway welcomes Dr. Brandon Lemuel, a wellness chiropractor who shares his journey of overcoming personal struggles, including a battle with alcoholism, and how a spiritual awakening set him on the path to success. Dr. Brandon discusses his unique approach to health through the "spine-mind connection," a brain-based wellness protocol designed to optimize overall well-being and minimize the need for drugs and surgery. He introduces the "Fat to Fit Protocol" and "Pure Power Protocol," focusing on lifestyle management and transforming pain into power. Dr. Brandon also reflects on his evolution from struggling with addiction to becoming a leader in his field, emphasizing the importance of aligning one's lifestyle, values, and vision to achieve true success. The conversation highlights the power of truth, discipline, and gratitude in building a fulfilling and purpose-driven life. Dr. Brandon's story is a testament to resilience, faith, and the impact of living a life in alignment with one's calling. 

What you will learn:

The Spine-Mind Connection

Transforming Pain into Power

Defining and Achieving Success

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In this episode, Tim Holloway welcomes Dillon Pollard, a business leader and mentor, to discuss the essence of leadership and personal growth. Dillon introduces himself by emphasizing his core identity rather than his accomplishments, describing himself as a man of growth, gratitude, reverence, and integrity. He shares insights on leadership, rooted in influence, integrity, and servant leadership, and discusses the importance of taking ownership of one’s life and decisions. The conversation also touches on the significance of mentorship, with Dillon recounting his journey of personal transformation and how his faith, relationships, and commitment to personal values have shaped his leadership philosophy. 

"The first step of leadership is ownership—taking responsibility for your journey, your growth, and your influence."

What you will learn:

Leadership Principles

Five F's Framework

Decision and Growth

Practical Application

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In this episode of Tim Holloway's podcast, creative entrepreneur Adrian Boysel shares his journey from nightlife promotions to becoming a seasoned marketing and brand strategist with over 17 years of experience. Adrian discusses how he transitioned from designing event flyers to building a successful printing company and eventually scaling a home improvement business from $800K to $22M in revenue. He emphasizes the importance of developing a deep understanding of one's purpose and story, which he believes are crucial for effective marketing and business growth. Adrian also highlights the value of empathy, strategic planning, and continuous learning in achieving success as a consultant. His insights offer listeners valuable lessons on personal and professional development, making this episode a must-listen for aspiring entrepreneurs and marketers.

"The keys to successful marketing are logic, ethics, and emotion. Without these, your strategy is just throwing things at the wall."

What you will learn:

Building Skills and Experience

Marketing Foundations

Empathy in Consulting

YouTube Strategy

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In today's episode, Tim Holloway welcomes back Cory Long, an entrepreneur and business mentor who has made significant strides in building a business that integrates faith and service. Cory shares his journey of founding an agency and several digital storefronts over the past decade, with the goal of funding ministry work without relying on a traditional paycheck. He discusses the importance of establishing a business foundation grounded in integrity and a God-centered approach, emphasizing the need for business owners to view their ventures as stewards of God's resources. Cory also highlights the impact of fostering a positive business culture, drawing parallels between biblical teachings and business practices. He reflects on how true success is measured not just in profits, but in the ability to glorify God through one's business actions. The conversation touches on the challenges of balancing business growth with maintaining Christian values, and Cory shares insights on overcoming financial roadblocks, building healthy businesses, and the importance of surrounding oneself with mentors and coaches. Through his story and advice, Cory inspires listeners to approach business as a means of serving others and fulfilling a higher purpose.

"If we can't live out of abundance, we aren't fully representing the God we serve, who is a God of abundance and not of lack." - Cory Long

What you will learn:

Building a Healthy Business Culture

Transition from Freelancer to Business Owner

Exponential Business Growth

Maintaining Excellence in Business

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In this episode of the podcast, host Tim Holloway sits down with Paul Childers, the owner of Blue Sky Biz Solutions, to dive into the intricate world of business credit and the challenges entrepreneurs face. Paul, who transitioned from the automotive industry to rescuing business owners from the pitfalls of poor credit management, shares his journey and the key insights he gained along the way. The conversation covers the often overlooked importance of building strong business credit, the differences between personal and business credit, and the common misconceptions that can lead entrepreneurs into financial trouble. Paul emphasizes the need for a strategic approach to credit, advising business owners to be cautious with predatory loans and to focus on establishing a solid foundation for future growth. This episode is a valuable resource for anyone looking to understand the nuances of business finance and the steps necessary to secure a stable financial future for their company.

"Just because you're an integrator doesn't mean you can integrate everything. Knowing your strengths and delegating the rest is key to growth."

What you will learn:

Challenges Entrepreneurs Face with Business and Credit

The Importance of Building Business Credit

Navigating the Early Stages of Business

Advice for New Business Owners

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In today's episode of the Men of Influence podcast, Tim Holloway engages in a powerful conversation with Blake Bourque, head coach and lead trainer at The Core Academy, who shares his journey as an entrepreneur in the healthcare space. Blake emphasizes the importance of a disciplined morning routine, rooted in physical fitness and spirituality, as the foundation for success in sales and life. He dives into the concept of empathetic sales, where the focus shifts from personal gain to truly understanding and addressing the client's needs. Blake also discusses the significance of leading by example, both in business and at home, and the role of trust in driving revenue. With practical insights on breaking bad habits, framing conversations, and maintaining integrity in sales, this episode offers actionable takeaways for listeners looking to elevate their influence and impact in both their personal and professional lives.

"Sales isn’t about manipulation; it’s about aligning with your client's agenda, building trust, and guiding them towards conscious decisions."

What you will learn:

The Importance of Sales in Marketing

Creating Positive Influence in Sales

Understanding and Addressing Client Needs

Handling Challenges in Sales

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In today's episode of the Men of Influence podcast, Tim Holloway interviews Larry Hagner, host of the Dad Edge Podcast, a show dedicated to leadership and personal development for men. Larry, a father of four boys and a husband of 20 years, shares his journey, highlighting his commitment to creating extraordinary marriages, becoming a patient and resilient father, and excelling in self-leadership. He discusses the importance of tactical skills in building strong family relationships, emphasizing the need for men to learn and evolve. Larry's passion for helping men navigate their roles as husbands and fathers stems from his challenging upbringing and the absence of a stable father figure. He speaks candidly about his turning point moment with his son that led him to seek better ways to parent and connect with his family. Larry also touches on the concept of masculine vacancy, the importance of community, and the value of mentorship in achieving personal and professional growth. This episode is filled with profound insights and practical advice for men striving to become better leaders in their homes and communities.

"Being a good father and husband is not about perfection; it's about being resilient, patient, and continuously striving to improve." - Larry Hagner

What you will learn:

Incredible Fatherhood

Impact of Mentorship

Self-Leadership and General Leadership

Steps to Overcome Challenges

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