Seek Go Create with Tim Winders

For those seeking excellence, moving towards success, creating something new.

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You might think you have to stay in one place to earn more and live your life to the fullest. But there are many ways to make a living and still travel to the places you’ve always wanted to visit. You just have to make smart decisions, take note of your skill set, and be open to opportunities. You will never know what could happen unless you try it.

In this episode, Jerry Romine talks about his travels, how he lives the life of a nomad, and how he does business while visiting amazing countries. He shares his views and mindset about money and living the life of a minimalist. Jerry also discusses the places he would love to visit again and the places he probably would avoid going for a while.

Tune in to the full episode to find out how he operates on less than $3,000 per month! 

1. Discover what it's like to live like a nomad and earn.
2. Learn how to visit foreign places on a low budget.
3. Find out Jerry's routine for success.

• Jerry Romine's YouTube channel
• Jerry Romine's Instagram

Jerry Romine is a Digital Nomad on a World Tour. He is an executive specializing in strategic marketing and conflict resolution. In 2015, he sold his properties and traveled the world on his motorcycle.

Connect with Jerry on his YouTube channel and Instagram.

• Jerry is a seven-figure entrepreneur and is currently working on his YouTube channel.
• He travels to various places while earning money online.
• Right now, Jerry is staying in an Airbnb, which costs $25.55 per night.

• Jerry has been traveling for five years full-time. He is living his dream and reminds everyone of the importance of pursuing their goals.
• Jerry reminds people who are scared of living abroad that meeting new and like-minded people is easy. Locals can make you feel like you’ve known them your whole life due to their hospitality. 

• Jerry respects money and recognizes it can do a lot of good or harm depending on the person using it.
• At a young age, he knew he wanted to be wealthy.
• He experienced hardships at first, and he later realizes that money comes to people when they're ready. 
• Once he starts learning and doing things the right way, the money comes flowing to him. 

• A lot of Jerry's work ethic came from his hardworking mother, an immigrant from Germany, who found success in real estate.
• His mother has always been physically active, and he adopted this in his lifestyle.
• Jerry considers his mother as a source of inspiration for living well and maintaining the right attitude.  

• For Jerry, “ballers” portray themselves on social media dangerously and unrealistically.
• He considers himself a big saver and doesn't blow money easily. For him, money is better saved or invested. 
• Jerry got this attitude from his mother's lifestyle.
• He reminds everyone that humility is vital for success. 

• Celebrity influencer culture sells drama to entice more viewers.
• Jerry prefers to be a private, quiet guy than the guy bragging about his wealth.
• For him, staying quiet is beneficial if a person wants to get rich and stay ahead. 

• The crash of '07 and '08 hit him hard and humbled him. It was a catalyst to changing his lifestyle and made him want to do something that wasn't geographically dependent.
• Although he experienced failures, he wouldn't want it any other way. Jerry considers tough moments as an opportunity to grow and know himself better.
• If people want to succeed, they must be willing to put in the effort and take risks.

• When he was 18, he joined the Marine Corps. He shared it was an ego-boosting experience for him, and he learned more about humility there.
• Afterward, he went straight to the real estate world. The people he met along the way taught him humility.
• For Jerry, as people get older, they come to respect wisdom more.  

• When the market crashed and Jerry got hammered in, he knew he could get back to real estate because he has the skill set for it.
• However, Jerry later found out his heart wasn't in it anymore; he wanted to do something different.
• He became a Facebook marketer for a while and asked his friend to mentor him. Since then, the changes in his career and life have allowed him to try new things.

• It's crucial to continue moving forward and learn.
• For Jerry, we must continue to progress because if we don't, we're not taking advantage of what is out there.
• We are in charge of our success.

• He always makes sure to eat healthily and be physically active when traveling.
• He limits what he puts in his system, such as the media he watches.
• Jerry welcomes positive influences in his life. He always reads motivational books.
• He always attempts to improve himself and his education by learning more about his craft.

• He takes 4 to 6 weeks to plan his trips.
• Jerry spends a month living in a country to get a real feel of the place.
• When he's traveling, he is always looking for a place he can call his “part-time home.”
• He always takes into consideration the expenses needed in his trips.  

• Jerry always looks at the costs and the benefits when visiting foreign places.
• He particularly likes traveling to developing countries. Listen to the full episode to find out the places he considers the best and why he chose these places!

• Due to his constant traveling, he was forced to practice a minimalist lifestyle.
• He sold his properties and the things he owned. He only takes the items needed for his traveling.
• Decide what to bring and what to leave out. For Jerry, it creates a sense of liberation.
• Listen to the full episode to know how you can get essential things while traveling!

• He talks about issues in passports and how he uses Google Flights to check good places to travel and ticket prices.

• His legendary 5-month adventure on a motorcycle in South America started when he was looking for his next trip. He invited his girlfriend, bought a motorcycle in Colombia, and took the tour.
• Listen to the episode for Jerry's full story, including the accidents and the challenges along the way!
• The total cost for the trip is $81.55 per day, including haircuts, bike repairs, fuel, and other expenses. 

• Decide what you want to do, and go for it! Put your dream in motion.
• Get yourself a rainy day fund so that you have something to fall back on.

• He will soon visit Georgia and Armenia and then later go to Europe with his girlfriend!  

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

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To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Mentioned in this episode:

Stop Reacting, Start Leading: Free 30-Minute Coaching Call

Are you leading with strategy or just reacting to the daily chaos? If you're feeling stuck, constantly putting out fires, and struggling to focus on the big picture, it’s time to take control. I’m offering a FREE 30-minute coaching call to help you shift from reactive to proactive leadership with clear, actionable strategies. Whether you’re facing new challenges or just need a reset, this call will give you clarity and direction. Book your free coaching call now by clicking the link in the show notes or visiting TimWinders.com/coaching.

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Many people dream of becoming successful, and one’s definition of success might be different from others. By strengthening your relationship with God, you can discover how to live a better life.

Today’s episode is a little different as Seek Go Create’s host Tim Winders is interviewed by Ryan Haley of A Better Way Podcast. Tim talks about the struggles he faced in business and how self-awareness, faith, and improving his relationship with the Lord helped him rise above the struggles. At the end of this episode, you will discover the importance of investing in rest and quiet time for success.

Tune in to the episode to find inspiration as we all go through this incredibly trying time.

1. Learn how to uncover self-awareness by finding a mentor and investing in quiet time.
2. Discover Tim’s rise to success, pitfalls, and his climb back up the success ladder.
3. Tim shares advice on acknowledging God's provisions, discovering manna, and turning them into miracles.

• A Better Way Podcast by Ryan Haley

• We should be cautious when defining success.
• For some, success is how much money they make.
• Tim considers his hands, mind, hard work, and speaking skills as keys to success.
• He also gives credit to his spiritual growth and looks back on their involvement in the prosperity gospel.

• Several people assume that where they are in life is in God's perfect will. We have to be wary of external factors like money.
• One of the challenges Tim faced is there would never have been a time that he'd reach a level wherein he can relax. There's always a level above it.
• It’s part of the deceitfulness of riches, which the Bible talks about.
• It can be especially challenging for people who are wired for growth, fixing things, growing businesses, and reaching out for their goals.

• To check ourselves, we need the support of real friends who will call us out when we’re working too much or going too far.
• We need relationships with real friends who are reliable and genuinely care for us to tell us the truth.
• Mentors: People who are willing to teach you or disciple you with the truth. They should also have a background of the situation or circumstances we face.
• Having personal time to listen to the Holy Spirit may also help us in this challenging journey.

• In life, it is either humble yourself or be humbled.
• Tim had several business ventures in real estate, marketing, and coaching. They've also been living a lavish lifestyle. Like many people, he was not prepared for what the Great Recession caused.
• They lost their real estate business, their businesses found foreclosure, and they got evicted from their home.
• Listen to the full episode to hear Tim’s story.

• You need the willingness to become humble and to change your perspective.
• Struggles are a critical part of the journey, along with God's will.
• These struggles are like our spiritual paddles, guiding us.

• After their constant struggle, Tim and his family led a minimalist lifestyle. 
• Looking back, the Lord never left them, and even gave them financial "provisions," as Tim called them.
• He and his wife look back on their prayers and prophetic words spoken over them, which included money matters.
• They had deadlines, but they found themselves afloat and well even as the deadline passed.

• It is best not to get tangled in debt. Do not try to outsmart the system, as it will find ways to get you.
• Having debt feels like another person has ownership and control over you.
• Debt feels like a burden lingering over your shoulder.
• It feels so much of a burden that it changes the way you think even after you've paid.

• Despite having people to pay, Tim believes they are at a place of rest.
• They are living in an RV and traveling to where they believe God wanted them.
• People on their journey need to ask the Lord, “What is a better way to live?”

• When investing in real estate deals, appreciation and historical income are uncertain.
• The one constant thing is the monthly payment and dues.
• It was the best decision at that time, but business people must be wary of what they invest in as markets change.

• Aside from debt, another problem to tackle are things that hinder your relationship with God.
• You need to take care of your relationships, including those with your business partners.
• We often think we are supposed to do something, but we must consider if this will hinder our quiet time with the Lord.
• Our lifeline is hearing from the Lord.
• People must learn to invest in rest. Should their actions and activities hinder their quiet time, it is no longer a demonstration of peace.

• After reaching a state of rest or peace, Tim discovered the hardships of remaining at rest.
• Spending time in the word allows us to draw closer to God and understand His plans for us.
• Tragedy or setbacks teach us lessons, used by God in a pattern of good.

• The Lord sometimes drops these little provisions for us—manna. It may be the work you have or the jobs offered to you.
• Tim accepted and received this manna by being at rest.
• They were living in the blessing of going to Bible school, and they had to lower their standard of living. 
• We need to invest in rest and seek repentance for trying to get things in life instead of letting them come to us.

• Often, we say “yes” to opportunities without batting a lash.
• People will generate so many ideas, find many opportunities, but He asks us to pause for a moment. Listen to Him in quiet stillness without any distractions.
• Pause and consider opportunities and ideas with the Lord. He gives us subtle nudges toward or away from things.
• You need to say “no” to some of these opportunities, so you can say “yes” to the things God has in store for you.

• There are different ways to gain self-awareness, like taking tests or taking time with the Lord.
• Some people often over-function and overwork. Meanwhile, other people have rest as their default behavior. Active people find their faith in rest while the latter's faith anchors itself on trusting God’s grace inside them to take action.
• Self-awareness is discovering how God and the Holy Spirit are communicating with you and how your mentors help you find out more about yourself.
• These divine empowerment and wise counsel will guide you to discover yourself.

• Stewardship is the ultimate leadership, and once chosen, you can't run away from it.
• It means being a steward over the everyday leader with things, places, and talents He's blessed you.
• Unfortunately, some stewards are not aware of their strengths and weaknesses. There are a lot of tools to help them find and lead themselves.

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about how God makes an empowering, positive change in your life, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who want to rest and spend time with God.

Do you want to help more people renew their spiritual life through God's grace? A simple way is to share this episode or what you've learned today on social media.

Connect with the SeekGoCreate Network! For updates and more episodes, visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Mentioned in this episode:

Stop Reacting, Start Leading: Free 30-Minute Coaching Call

Are you leading with strategy or just reacting to the daily chaos? If you're feeling stuck, constantly putting out fires, and struggling to focus on the big picture, it’s time to take control. I’m offering a FREE 30-minute coaching call to help you shift from reactive to proactive leadership with clear, actionable strategies. Whether you’re facing new challenges or just need a reset, this call will give you clarity and direction. Book your free coaching call now by clicking the link in the show notes or visiting TimWinders.com/coaching.

Book Coaching Call

Wealth building doesn't have to be difficult and time-consuming. Knowing the effective modes of investment and approaching them with the correct mindset can surely set you towards passively accumulating wealth.

In this episode, Paul Moore shares his knowledge about investing and how to ensure you aren't simply speculating. He discusses multiple aspects of real estate and whether or not they are a good investment. Paul also talks about his insights on business and entrepreneurship, along with the adversity one can expect in taking this path.

Tune in to this podcast to learn more about real estate investing!

1. Learn about the challenges of being an entrepreneur and building your business from scratch.
2. Figure out the differences between investing and speculating.
3. Identify the advantages and disadvantages of various real estate investment types.

• Bigger Pockets blog by Paul Moore
• How To Lose Money podcast
• The Perfect Investment – Create Enduring Wealth from the Historic Shift to Multifamily Housing by Paul Moore
• Human Trafficking & Real Estate
• Receive a 5-part free eCourse + two free eBooks (mobile home park investing and self-storage investing)

Paul Moore is the founder and managing director at Wellings Capital. He is also an author, podcast host, and contributor to Bigger Pockets and Fox Business.

Paul began investing in real estate in 2000, flipping over 50 homes and 25 high-end waterfront lots and rehabbing and managing dozens of rental properties. He also developed a subdivision and started two successful online real estate marketing firms.

To know more about Paul and his work, you can visit his website. You may also reach him through LinkedIn.

• He’s been married for 33 years and has four children.
• He used to work in Ford Motor Company in Detroit.
• Wellings Capital walks alongside accredited investors to create more wealth and save on taxes.
• The company provides a way for interested individuals to get involved in recession-resistant commercial real estate.
• People can invest and own a fractional piece of dozens of commercial real estate assets through their funds.

• An entrepreneur creates something out of nothing.
• Entrepreneurs can take an idea of passion, find an underserved niche, and create something that serves mankind.
• Entrepreneurs must be wary of chasing shiny objects and giving up on projects as fast as they start new ones.

• Paul had a degree in petroleum engineering, which wasn’t as fruitful, so he decided to get an MBA.
• He feels like he was never meant to be an engineer, even with high grades in science and math.
• He realized that marketing, writing, and content generation are the industries he fits into the most.

• The people with the easiest jobs were the most unhappy and miserable employees.
• If entrepreneurs don't strike a balance between working and resting, they'll burn out.
• He realized he has to be fully off on certain days and fully on work during other days.

• The title had value in his resume over the years.
• He was afraid of being unmasked as a fraud because he was in a small company.
• He realized that almost every successful person on the planet has impostor syndrome.
• Being a serial entrepreneur will put you in a perpetual stressed-out emergency mode.
• Be prepared to lose a lot of money, time, and sleep along the way.

• After selling his company, Paul moved to Virginia, bought 120 acres of land, built several homes, and started Gateway Ministries.
• The goal of the organization was to welcome international students and introduce them to American culture, customs, and people.
• They also fund mission trips and thwart human trafficking.
• Retiring and being bored made him into the worst version of himself.

• Investing is when your principal is generally safe, whereas speculating is when it’s unsafe.
• Entrepreneurs turned investors are dangerous as they take risks and try to innovate.
• Great investors are disciplined and sort of boring. You should not look for excitement.

• Before the crisis, he was in a large boom, starting a real estate company.
• He found himself where he was exactly ten years before, where he was two and a half million dollars in debt.
• Paul had a light bulb moment and found a way to subdivide and develop his land. Listen to the full episode to learn more about Paul’s story!

• God isn’t a big vending machine in the sky, but God truly is faithful.
• God has given him a lot of talents and gifts. His purpose is to create inspirational content.
• Stepping out in faith when you have a clear word from the Lord will be rewarded.

• A lot of single-family portfolios end up working harder than they need to.
• Flipping can be a great way to make short term money.
• Luxury real estate is overall somewhat speculative, and you could lose money paying dues.
• Home construction and subdivision development is risky and also somewhat speculative.
• Listen to the full episode for more insights about residential real estate!

• In commercial real estate, the values are not based on comparable properties but on the income divided by the rate of return.
• You can significantly increase the asset value. That's why the wealthiest people own commercial real estate.
• Mobile home parks are one of the best things to invest in, as it is a recession-resistant asset class.
• Self-storage units are also a very recession-resistant asset class.
• Multifamily housing is now in the speculative territory and is very risky.

• Funds can be blind pools, so people don't know what they're investing in. They also have extra fees that will lessen the amount of return.
• However, it’s possible to mitigate these disadvantages by defining terms clearly and negotiating better deals.
• Investors can also diversify.

• Potential clients are professionals in their high-earning years and want the wealth-building potential of real estate.
• People who are already in real estate but working harder than they should can go passive and earn more money.
• High-income earners who are trying to get tax breaks are also potential clients.
• The minimum investment size is $50,000

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about how God makes an empowering, positive change in your life, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who want to rest and spend time with God.

Do you want to help more people renew their spiritual life through God’s grace? A simple way is to share this episode or what you've learned today on social media.

Connect with the SeekGoCreate Network! For updates and more episodes, visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Many of us don't realize that desperately finding a way out of our situations can lead us even more astray than when we started. However, despite our worst moments and the bad days, there are still ways to see the good in the bad. After all, you cannot truly find yourself without first getting lost.

In this episode, JK Winders joins us to discuss how it’s like working behind the scenes of the Seek Go Create Podcast. JK also shares his journey of finding himself when he escaped to the big city of LA at 19. He lets us in on his photography and travel journey and how it has broadened his perspective in life.

If you've been seeking an escape from your life to find yourself, this podcast will resonate with your heart.

1. Take a peek behind the scenes of the Seek Go Create Podcast.
2. Discover the power of creative outlets in JK's journey.
3. Learn about the missionary trip that broadened JK's perspective in photography and life.

• Hopeful Wanderer: Volume 1 Of My Life On The Road by JK Winders
• Off The Beaten Path: Volume 2 In A Series Of Great Explorations by JK Winders
• Horizons: A Collection of Landscapes by JK Winders

JK Winders is an adventure, portrait, and documentary photographer. He is also an author, artist, and nomad. Furthermore, JK is the producer, engineer, and brand manager for the Seek Go Create Podcast. In all things, he aims to explore and create to inspire.

You can connect with JK on his website and Instagram.

• As the podcast's engineer, he loves being able to listen to and absorb the raw conversations.
• All the conversations in the podcast are wisdom he received from his father condensed into a handful of episodes.
• There are challenges on the technical side, but they always try to make it work to share the great conversations.
• For JK, it's fun to figure out the workarounds of the challenges recording in an RV.
• Tim's company has a contract with JK's company. Listen to the full episode to learn more about how they work together!

• How do you get the show in front of people?
• How do you create something visually appealing for people to just stumble upon?
• What's something that jumps out at people and makes them say, “I could listen to that”?

• He’s a visual artist, a freelance creative director, and consultant working for different projects and businesses.
• He is also a full-time nomad.
• As a photographer, he wasn't a fan of finding a niche because he enjoys different facets of the medium.
• JK believes you should add the range of things you're good at to your business card.

• At 19, all JK wanted was an escape from their family's difficult chapter.
• He moved from the small town of Georgia to Los Angeles to pursue filmmaking.
• He would go downtown and dabble in street photography to acquaint himself with the city.
• It is a challenge of trying to condense a story into one frame.

• There's therapy in any kind of creative outlet. 
• JK has come across a lot of people who have found redemption and solace in the creative process.
• It heals and shows you there is something better outside the pain you feel.

• The first time he slept in his car, JK felt terrified and defeated.
• To prove he was still a part of society, he went to Four & Twenty Cafe to get himself a nice, hot breakfast.
• He did not want to be in that position, but, at the same time, he was searching for his own story.
• There has to be dips and valleys to tell a story worth telling.

• Every time Tim went on overseas trips, he would sit down with JK with an atlas, showing where Georgia was.
• He was able to witness different places through the trinkets, pictures, and flags Tim brought home.
• JK loved watching model trains moving along the tracks in such a graceful way. 
• He loved the engineering aspect of the trains, traveling, and everything that falls under that.

• He went to Berlin to capture a product launch party. 
• While planning, Tim suggested extending the Europe trip because JK has never traveled there.
• JK found out that trains are the best way to travel across Europe, and being able to hop on and off of any train was one of the most liberating experiences for him.
• His brother-in-law, who embarks on mission trips, referred JK to document their trips.
• It opened opportunities for JK to travel back to Europe.

• JK shares the story of his trip to Romania.
• JK tried to soak in as many details and see what all there is to capture.
• It was rewarding to sit, converse with, and hear the story of the people.
• As a young boy, he would always say he wants to be a missionary when he grows up. That trip to Romania became his first missionary trip.

• JK has written three books documenting his experiences on the road.
• The first book, Hopeful Wanderer, was a photo journal of his journey. 
• The second book, Off the Beaten Path, delves into his creative process as a photographer.
• The third book, Horizons, is a collection of landscapes.

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about how God makes an empowering, positive change in your life, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who feel lost and no longer in control of their lives.

Do you want to help more people find themselves? A simple way is to share this episode or what you've learned today on social media.

Connect with the SeekGoCreate Network! For updates and more episodes, visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Mentioned in this episode:

Stop Reacting, Start Leading: Free 30-Minute Coaching Call

Are you leading with strategy or just reacting to the daily chaos? If you're feeling stuck, constantly putting out fires, and struggling to focus on the big picture, it’s time to take control. I’m offering a FREE 30-minute coaching call to help you shift from reactive to proactive leadership with clear, actionable strategies. Whether you’re facing new challenges or just need a reset, this call will give you clarity and direction. Book your free coaching call now by clicking the link in the show notes or visiting TimWinders.com/coaching.

Book Coaching Call

Politics, relationships, money, weather, disasters, sickness, religion...Is God really in control of all these areas? In his latest book, Sovereignty of God: Is God Really in Control?, our guest Chris Cree tackles this controversial and confusing topic. Host Tim Winders questions Chris about this issue and many more including money, alcoholism and addiction, church and business. Chris and his wife Lisa live in Scotland as missionaries and are currently directors of a Bible School in Dumfries.

Learn more about our guest:

https://newcreeations.org/

Sovereignty of God: Is God Really in Control? - Book 

Rejecting Mammon: How to See Results From Your Giving - Book 

Connect with Chris at:

Facebook - https://facebook.com/ChrisCree

Twitter - https://twitter.com/ChrisCree

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The SeekGoCreate Podcast is a team effort:

• JK Winders - Creative Director, Producer
• Dulce Irving - Operations Director
• Hunter Irving - Web Design, Online Presence
• Tim Winders - Host, Content Creation

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As the saying goes, “You only live once,” so it would be nice if you could unleash your adventurous side. A simple way to experience the highs of life is by living differently from other people.

In today's episode, you will discover the beauty behind traveling across the country. Here, host Tim Winders shares his learnings and experiences while living and working in an RV for 12 months with his beloved wife. He also gives some tips and breaks down the things you may need to contemplate before embarking on this adventure.

Make sure to tune in to our podcast if you want to learn how to move toward success with a nourished spirit, soul, and body.

1. Get an overview of Tim's 12-month RV life.
2. Learn about the ups and downs of living and working in an RV.
3. Discover tips and insights on how you could start living and working in an RV.

Get a PDF copy of Tim and Glori's financial plan during their 12-month stay in their RV by emailing them at [email protected].

• In late 2018, Tim and Glori moved into their 2006 Gulf Stream Sun Voyager.
• Their RV, known by its nickname Theo, is a 39-foot, class A motorhome with 21,000 miles.
• They traveled 8500 miles and visited and stayed in ten states, primarily in the western United States.
• They spent massive amounts of time driving. Once they reach a place, they stay there for a little while and immerse themselves in their culture.

• After their first stop, Tim and Glori realized the RV life and cold weather did not always mix well. They eventually moved into places with warmer climates.
• In their first few months, they had to determine the things they had to monitor and how they could get a stable Internet connection for them to continue working
• During their stay in the Salton Sea, they had an epiphany. They asked themselves whether the RV life was nourishing their soul, spirit, and body.
• Learn more about their specific experiences and insights on each destination by listening to the full episode!

• Tim and his wife spent all of their holidays, such as the Fourth of July, in their RV.
• They celebrate the holidays differently, visit their children, and stay with them for a while.
• They also maintain communication through social media when they are on the road.

• Tim and his wife realized how much they enjoyed living differently and doing things in a non-traditional way.
• They also learned to communicate better and met new people they can invite over for dinner.
• They started learning how to repair broken things on their own by watching tutorial videos on the Internet.

• Living in an RV highly depends on your personality. It may be quite fatiguing, especially if you do not know where you are going to be.
• Tim and his wife experienced what they call “decision fatigue” around March or April. Learn more about what it is and how they overcame this dilemma in the full episode!
• Since they were both working, getting electricity and high-speed Internet was a bit challenging.
• The weather of the places they visited was also a factor they always had to consider when traveling.
• You may need to do some RV repairs on your own because you are consistently traveling from one place to another. 

• The best thing you would get is flexibility because you are in charge of your itinerary.
• You get to see new and unique things without being just a tourist. You get to experience the local life and do different activities.
• Your communication with your partner improves. You also get to meet new people while traveling and staying in local parks.

• If you plan on living and working in an RV, consider the prices of gas, repairs, maintenance, RV parks, utilities, and many more.
• You can get a PDF copy of their whole financial plan when you email them at [email protected]
• Tim and his wife were not extremely budget-conscious, so they plan to live on a budget in their next adventure.
• Learn more about their top two most significant expenses by listening to this podcast!

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about how God makes an empowering, positive change in your life, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. 

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who want to rest and spend time with God.

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To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Mentioned in this episode:

Stop Reacting, Start Leading: Free 30-Minute Coaching Call

Are you leading with strategy or just reacting to the daily chaos? If you're feeling stuck, constantly putting out fires, and struggling to focus on the big picture, it’s time to take control. I’m offering a FREE 30-minute coaching call to help you shift from reactive to proactive leadership with clear, actionable strategies. Whether you’re facing new challenges or just need a reset, this call will give you clarity and direction. Book your free coaching call now by clicking the link in the show notes or visiting TimWinders.com/coaching.

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Some entrepreneurs were born genius. While they can rush headlong into starting a business, some are less confident about their skills. Unknowingly, they sabotage themselves because of their uncertainties. Without support, they risk undervaluing their skills and offers.

In this episode, Jessica Yarbrough, a marketing and business consultant, shares advice on creating high-priced online businesses. She reveals her trade secrets on valuing and marketing your business. She tackles how you can avoid self-sabotage and determine the value of your online business.

With lessons on credibility, simplicity, and self-care, this episode is not one to miss!

1. You will learn how to determine the value of your business and scale it accordingly.
2. Discover how credibility and simplicity are essential in building a successful, high-priced online business.
3. Jessica Yarbrough shares advice on collaborating and getting over the fear of starting a business.

• FREE GIFT! 4-Part Video Series Designed to Take You to Half a Million in a Year.
• Jessica Yarbrough’s worksheets on LinkedIn

Jessica Yarbrough runs a structured, high-ticket coaching and consulting business called Coaches Scaling To 7 Figures. Her goal is to turn genius ideas into reality by transforming them into valuable, high-priced services online.

Jessica urges all entrepreneurs to be bigger than their excuses and insecurities. If you are ready to take full responsibility for your life and business, get in touch with her on Facebook or her website. She also teaches valuable business and life lessons on her LinkedIn account live every Tuesday. She will help you find the best way to execute your business.

Uncover more learnings via the Coaches Scaling to 7 Figures Facebook Group or their YouTube page.

• When starting a business, most people chase the money. However, Jessica's goal is to help others build their company around their innate skills or their “core genius.”
• She takes people who want to translate their skills into a lucrative coaching, consulting, or training business.

• You can use something you're good at and teach other people your skills.
• Teaching is a skill of breaking down knowledge so that it will be easier for other people to absorb.
• Before going into teaching, ask yourself, “Do you want to teach?”
• People with the talent and passion for teaching end up being top earners in the coaching industry because of this magnetism.
• Coaches and teachers should hone a growth mindset by investing in education and future knowledge.

• In the teaching and coaching industry, you have to be a people person. These kinds of people bring energy and love into imparting knowledge and connecting people.
• You also have to be a problem-solver and accept personal development.
• Teachers and coaches must also have a knack for breaking down concepts and creating a structure of learning.
• Some people are good at what they do but can't make it into a structure and break it down to bite-sized concepts. Simplifying concepts is crucial.

• People often start musing about leaving their repetitive jobs and look for more fun or dynamic work. It's a human condition.
• When owners get bored, some business owners make their businesses blow up intentionally or subconsciously.
• Work around this and be aware of your thinking patterns.
• However, if you want to pursue another business, go ahead.

• Credibility is evident in how you show up and treat others.
• Spamming, scraping email addresses, and cold-messaging clients are detrimental to building credibility.
• To build credibility, connect, add value, and build relationship equity with your prospective clients. Being pushy and spammy is a lousy approach to connect with them.
• Always lead with value without the fluff.
• Credible businesses teach their audience, show people what they know, and rise above the noise and clutter.

• It means building a rapport with your audience.
• Achieve this by approaching your audience with credibility and authenticity.
• Leave calls to action in your content for those who want to take the next step of connecting with you.
• Engage them with content, ask questions, and start a conversation.

• People often give with the expectation of getting something in return.
• Marketing with a mindset of “What will I get from this?” is detrimental as customers feel it.
• Coaches and teachers must hone the sincerity to help others.

• Looking back from where she is now, Jessica is grateful she has changed others' lives while being a mom.
• There are times when you just have to get through life alone. If you have a partner who has a stable income, be thankful for your partner.
• As a single mom, she advises others to hope and pray, keep pressing forward, and save money.
• Get the support you need. Hire a house cleaner and a babysitter once a week for a start.
• Take care of yourself. Get a massage and some downtime.

• It's self-sabotage when you're not raising prices because you do not see and own your value. Ask for more value and more time for yourself.
• Keep things simple. Focus on what you need in working toward company growth.
• Listen to the full episode to hear about Jessica’s big “uh-oh” moment while scaling her business.
• She was collaborating with people she hadn’t vetted.
• The reasons behind bad decisions like these are wanting to get there faster or being gullible.

• In choosing a good collaboration, look at real, measurable client results. Don't just listen to hearsay.
• They should be relevant to what you do and have the fit right with your industry. You should be able to resonate with your collaborators' clients, too.
• Potential collaborators know how to teach and not teach fluff. You should be able to get “aha” moments and takeaways.
• Lastly, your values must align with theirs. You can determine this when they give you their sales pitch.

• Our culture feeds on our burning out. There should be a balance in life.
• Take on new businesses that do not break the bank or jeopardize your health or relationships.
• A good business is one you can manage while maintaining a healthy balance in your life.
• Hustle culture is not sustainable. You’ll want to build lasting and scalable businesses.
• By streamlining, raising prices accordingly, and systemizing things into a few processes, you can create a sustainable business.

• We usually downplay our strengths, and people are shocked when they discover their most significant wins.
• Look at how you’ve transformed the lives of your friends and clients. You need to acknowledge there is a high value in that. Your prices must be in congruence with this value.
• The next step is actually breaking the fear of doing it.
• After you've gotten past the fear, you are ready to create the package and program you'd like to share.

• People usually harbor a lot of self-doubt and fear. They think they are not worthy, or they cannot measure up to expectations.
• People who have gotten through the Great Depression have a different mindset. However, times are different now, and we have various opportunities before us.

• The middle-ground market asks for discounted prices.
• Jessica typically avoids servicing this market she acknowledges she is not here to work with everybody.

• The hardest thing to do is breach the $100,000 to $150,000 mark. To get past this milestone, choose habitual transformation.
• Be wary of wasting other people's time and yours. Some people lack discipline in spending their time.
• Overcome analysis paralysis. There is a place and time for thinking.
• Take action with speed and precision, and make it all the way. Don't do it halfway.

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about seeking your value, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who feel lost and no longer in control of their lives.

Do you want to help more people regain a handle on their lives through God? A simple way is to share this episode or what you've learned today on social media. 

Connect with the SeekGoCreate Network! For updates and more episodes, visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Mentioned in this episode:

Stop Reacting, Start Leading: Free 30-Minute Coaching Call

Are you leading with strategy or just reacting to the daily chaos? If you're feeling stuck, constantly putting out fires, and struggling to focus on the big picture, it’s time to take control. I’m offering a FREE 30-minute coaching call to help you shift from reactive to proactive leadership with clear, actionable strategies. Whether you’re facing new challenges or just need a reset, this call will give you clarity and direction. Book your free coaching call now by clicking the link in the show notes or visiting TimWinders.com/coaching.

Book Coaching Call

Many of us obsess over the idea of hard work. We tend to think keeping ourselves busy at all times is the way to succeed. However, rest is as essential as our daily grind. Taking some time out helps renew our physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.

In today’s episode, writer and entrepreneur Ryan Haley shares with us how rest can lead to greater success. He talks about how God can transform our lives if we allow ourselves to pause, breathe, and reflect. This episode is for everyone whose routine is exhausting and burning them out.  

Tune in to this podcast to discover how taking a rest can lead to success!

1. Discover how God can work wonders in your life when you allow yourself to rest.
2. Learn about God’s role in our successes and failures.
3. Find out how allowing God to take control of your life can lead to success.

• A Better Way Podcast by Ryan Haley
• A Better Way Blog by Ryan Haley
• God, The Ultimate Judo Master by Ryan Haley
• A Better Way: God’s Design for Less Stress, More Rest, and Greater Success by Ryan Haley

Ryan Haley is an inspirational content creator, author, podcast host, real estate investor, minister, and a former Navy pilot. He is the founder of A Better Way podcast. Ryan’s passion is to help people discover their passions, gifts, and purpose. 

To know more about Ryan and his work, you can visit his website. You may also reach him through LinkedIn or email.

• Ryan grew up in a Christian family.
• Ever since he was young, he was already wired for performance and excellence.
• Ryan served the military as a naval officer and a Navy helicopter pilot.
• His genetics and environment led him to become performance-oriented throughout school, work, and even his business.

• Ryan accepted Jesus into his life when he was eight years old.
• He struggled growing up in a very liberal city, where most of his friends were not Christians.
• When he was in college, he started to drift off from his spiritual life.
• He realized that the problem with being performance-oriented is that you burn out fast. 

• During flight school, Ryan studied and worked hard. He had earned everything up until that point in his life, but he felt empty.
• He was in a cycle of just doing the minimum, and he completely strayed from God.
• A month before his first deployment, Ryan crashed a helicopter.
• His bad decisions allowed him to experience the protection of God.
• Upon realizing that he was spiritually dead, Ryan rededicated his life to the Lord. 

• Success means being faithful to do what God tells him to do. 
• It means committing to the process and leaving the outcome to God.
• The lower we go, the higher we actually go. Success means stepping back to step up.
• He uses our failures or setbacks to prepare us for a better outcome.

• God is not the cause of our failures. He did not put those things on us. 
• Instead, He is the ultimate master of orchestrating these things and turning them into something useful. 
• God is actively involved in our personal affairs, but we have total autonomy over our decisions.
• He uses everything for good.

• When you are a high performer, you want to get things done.
• We are made in the image of God. Human beings can accomplish many things, even apart from Him. 
• However, there is a better way where we have the option to cooperate with God. 
• Ryan’s experiences made him realize he made a mess of his own life. He decided to give more control to God.

• Resting requires more intentionality and straining than hard work. Our natural inclination is to over function and control everything. 
• After a snowboarding accident, Ryan was compelled to take a rest. God told him that the most productive thing he could do is to spend time with Him.
• Ryan sat still, prayed, and read the Word of God. God took care of the outcome.
• Perfection is an ongoing process of conformance to the image of God. 

• The purpose of the book is to help people see God’s goodness more practically.
• It emphasizes the manifestation of God’s grace in their personal lives and businesses.
• The book talks about rest. It uses Ryan’s life stories and other peoples’ testimonies. 
• It aims to bring spiritual truths to life in ways that people can relate to and understand.

• Ryan has been seeking, going, and coming for a long time. Right now, he wants to create.
• God has given him a lot of talents and gifts. His purpose is to create inspirational content.

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about how God makes an empowering, positive change in your life, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who want to rest and spend time with God.

Do you want to help more people renew their spiritual life through God’s grace? A simple way is to share this episode or what you've learned today on social media.

Connect with the SeekGoCreate Network! For updates and more episodes, visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim

Mentioned in this episode:

Stop Reacting, Start Leading: Free 30-Minute Coaching Call

Are you leading with strategy or just reacting to the daily chaos? If you're feeling stuck, constantly putting out fires, and struggling to focus on the big picture, it’s time to take control. I’m offering a FREE 30-minute coaching call to help you shift from reactive to proactive leadership with clear, actionable strategies. Whether you’re facing new challenges or just need a reset, this call will give you clarity and direction. Book your free coaching call now by clicking the link in the show notes or visiting TimWinders.com/coaching.

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When you’re at the height of success, it’s difficult to envision a life without it. The idea of losing years worth of hard work in the blink of an eye is difficult to process. Experiencing failure is a natural aspect of life. But when you’re in that situation, how would you stand your ground and keep your faith?

In this episode, Jonathan Patton of Trivium Strategic Capital walks us through his success and failure. He shares his family's recent move to New Zealand and the projects he's currently involved in. In this interview, we highlight the relationship between faith, entrepreneurship, and money.

If you've experienced or are experiencing a turmoil in your life, this episode will resonate with you.

1. Learn how Jonathan and his family transitioned to life in New Zealand.
2. Discover how he was able to get back up from bankruptcy.
3. Find out Jonathan's checklist of seven daily habits.

• A Founder’s Guide to Following God
• Generous Giving
• Generosity Path
• GenXComm
• The ONE Thing by Gary Keller & Jay Papasan

Jonathan Patton is the managing partner of the private investment firm Trivium Strategic Capital. He is a lifelong entrepreneur and an accomplished executive with experience in operating multiple ventures.

Jonathan also currently serves as a director of The Farm Project, Uganda, a nonprofit organization providing sustainable farming jobs to the people of Northern Uganda.

You can connect with him through LinkedIn or by sending him an email at [email protected].

Visit Jonathan's website, A Founder's Guide to Following God. Also, don’t forget to check out Trivium Strategic Capital.

• Jonathan helps founders of companies who've got a vision that seems bigger than what they think they could accomplish.
• He helps them (1) seek God, (2) get funding to fulfill their calling, and (3) go big and expand their market.

• Their family is currently living in the Bay of Plenty in New Zealand.
• Jonathan came on an exploratory trip to New Zealand. He eventually started a land banking project partnership with a friend who moved there.
• It became difficult for them to transition to New Zealand because of the change in government. It became complicated to get foreign investments in.
• Find out in the episode how Jonathan got local capital crucial to their transition to New Zealand!

• The beginning was pretty hard because it was a lot of settling down in a new country.
• Their kids like the school better there than they did in the States.
• They moved to a property situated 28 acres up in the mountains and overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
• New Zealand has a slower culture and different values when it comes to relationships and family structures.
• The move has become an opportunity to reset some habits. It has forced him to think at a much deeper and more constructive level.

• After his junior year, he and a couple of friends bought their first investment property and flipped it. They made $40,000 on that deal.
• Their success was a combination of hard work and the ripe real estate market at that time.
• They were very successful until the 2008 economic fall hit them.

• Jonathan says the entrepreneur is the crazy person out there—crazy enough to go from zero to a true front end.
• There’s a lot of different skill sets required to scale a business operationally.
• It can be a very lonely place because the vision in your head may or may not be successful.

• When the market stopped working, they ended up moving to Austin, Texas, in August 2009, a year after everything went under.
• He never asked God about bankruptcy, and he never filed for one until 2012.
• If we’re not willing to talk about failure, we can’t have real conversations. It’s important to press into that even when it’s uncomfortable.

• They didn’t have kids when they started the process. He and his wife were just fighting to survive together, making deals after deals.
• When they decided to file for bankruptcy, they just felt like they were supposed to do it.
• They eventually had to hire a babysitter to go to the bankruptcy court.
• In a way, filing for bankruptcy became empowering because they were ending that part of the journey.

• Guilt was the driving motivation he was trying to avoid the entire four years of refusing to file for bankruptcy.
• He needed to go through that fear of failure to heal and move on.
• Until he was in his 30s, he never really went into introspection.
• When he finally talked to God about filing for bankruptcy, he realized how awful he had been in that area.

• Before filing for bankruptcy, he was already starting a mining company, Noble Mining, with a partner.
• They acquired three mining properties after growing their capital—three in Alaska and two in Northern California.

• They put a storyline for the Gold Rush reality show on Discovery.
• They funded the guys on the show to get to their first million-dollar season.
• Once TV shows get publicity and viewership, it becomes a very lucrative business opportunity.
• It helped them promote their brand and got them a lot of opportunity.

• He's involved in a group that has made a profound impact on his journey around money.
• This group is called Generous Giving; the international version is called Generosity Path.
• They share experiences and stories around money and see how God uses that around generosity.
• The baseline is the idea of stewardship: it’s not your money; the job is to manage whatever resources you’ve been given.

• For better or for worse, Jonathan seeks God and follows the leading of the Spirit.
• Tune in to the podcast to know more about their mission trip to create jobs for people in Uganda!

• They realized that with Trivium, they go through a process of daily, weekly, and monthly transitioning.
• They're rebranding Trivium as Trivium Global. Their vertical is to help founders prepare for fundraising, and the other one is on international distribution.
• Find out in the full episode how they created an investment opportunity for GenXComm through international distribution.

• He goes through a daily checklist with seven items. Find out what these are in the full episode!
• The checklist is critical because he can decide in advance what is most important.
• It takes him 30 minutes to an hour, depending on what is in it for the day.

• The biggest thing for Jonathan now is his vision for the Dangerous Catalyst, which he believes God has given him.

Seek Go Create is for leaders, entrepreneurs, ministers, and everyone seeking excellence, moving towards success, or creating something new.

If this episode taught you more about how God makes an empowering, positive change in your life, don't hesitate! Feel free to subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify.

Love to give us 5 stars? If you do, we'd love a review from you. By doing this, you can help us reach more people who feel lost and no longer in control of their lives.

Do you want to help more people regain a handle on their lives through God? A simple way is to share this episode or what you've learned today on social media.

Connect with the SeekGoCreate Network! For updates and more episodes, visit our website or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter.

To growing and becoming all we are created to be,

Tim