When Scott set out to lose 100 pounds he wasn't sure he could do it. But he knew something had to change. Things couldn't stay the same. So what did he do? What steps did he put in place? How does he stay focused? Why did he decide it was time to change? Learn Scott's secrets and apply them to yourself and be encouraged that you too can achieve your goals!!

In this weeks episode Tyson interviews Derrick Shipley about he and his wife, Mikaelas, transition from the United States to living in Norway. Derrick and Mikael arrived in Norway just before the Covid Pandemic in 2020 and had a very quick adjustment. How did they learn to adjust to a new culture AND learn to adjust to the pandemic? Listen in as Derrick shares his keys to managing and adjusting to the change life throws at all of us. Your attitude in adversity and extreme change make all the difference!!

This week Tyson and guest Richard Harvey continue the discussion from last week about life and leadership lessons from WW2 when the American and Nazi Army fought together. Don't miss this funny and insightful episode to one of the oddest battles of World War 2. 

This week Tyson and guest Richard Harvey breakdown the most unexpected event of World War Two, the Battle of the Castle of Itter. It's the only time American's and Nazi's fought TOGETHER!! What leadership lessons can be learned from this event? How can this super odd historical event teach us key leadership and life lessons. Listen in!!

Last week we talked through Tuckman's 5 Stages of Group Development: Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing, and Adjourning. This week we discuss how we can successfully LEAD through these stages. If you are a leader of any group how can you succeed during the storming stage when group and individual friction abound?!?! What can you do in each stage to optimize the group for the upcoming stage? Let's talk about all this and more. If you're a leader of a business, church, family, etc. listen in. You're about to OWN IT!

Does your entrepreneur dream seem ridiculous? Kyle's did but it wasn't. Kyle loved making paper airplanes since he was eight years old. How could he pursue his passion AND make money? Kyle is doing it!! He just finished 7th in the world at the world paper airplane competition in Austria. In fact, he's so doing well his wife just walked away from her job in education. Listen in to his story and be sure to check out his YouTube Channel and his book at the links below.

Website: https://www.foldableflight.com/shop

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/FoldableFlight

A companies ability to make a solid profit benefits most everyone. This week guest Rick Brown and Tyson talk about why companies should be able to make considerable profit. Money is spiritual. The ability to help others and better our communities is a spiritual mandate. Companies do all that and more. Additionally, those that lead those companies have the responsibility to ensure that happens. Listen in as Tyson and guest Rick Brown discuss the importance of companies and their leaders making money.

At a molecular level the process of forging steel is a lot like getting better as a person or as a business. The trick is being "ok" with the changes that are necessary to go to the next level and be effective. Too many times we enjoy where we are at. We want to get better but we don't really want to handle the heat. Or those close to us or our employees don't want the heat. This is where steel and carbon separate. You have to choose, "Will you allow the heat to change your structure?" or we you stay the status quo? The amount of heat you can endure makes all the difference.