What does a baseball team with one of the lowest payrolls in the league have to teach you about business? A lot.

In this episode, Tim breaks down how the 2025 Milwaukee Brewers shocked everyone with grit, unity, and resilience, and why their “next man up” mentality is exactly what every business needs.

From building redundancy to celebrating small wins and bouncing back after setbacks, you’ll discover how to create a team culture that doesn’t just survive challenges… it thrives through them.

Oh, and of course, you’ll get a dad joke or two along the way.

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Today’s episode might sting a little—but it’s exactly what you need when the grind feels heavy and motivation dries up. Tim breaks down a mindset that’s helped him push through the toughest days in business and life: Nobody Cares. Work Harder. It’s not about being cold or lacking empathy. It’s about taking ownership, building discipline over motivation, and showing up whether or not anyone’s watching—or clapping. If you’re tired of waiting for someone to save you, this episode is a permission slip to lead yourself first.

If this episode fired you up and you’re looking for the structure, accountability, and community to actually do the work—Tim’s Accountability Group is where it happens. From mindset to AI tools to Profit Academy, it’s the real deal for business owners who are ready to get serious.

👉 Want in? Reach out to Tim and let’s go. Just don’t forget: Nobody Cares. Work Harder.

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In this episode, Tim tackles one of the biggest and most misunderstood parts of entrepreneurship: knowing when (and how) to scale. Whether you’re hiring your first employee or thinking about a second truck, this conversation will help you scale with strategy, not stress.

Tim shares the signs that it’s time to grow, the dangers of scaling too early, and the exact systems and mindset shifts you need to build sustainably. If you want to scale without losing your money, your mind, or your mission—this is your episode. And yes, the dad jokes are still fresh.

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Change is inevitable—how you handle it? That’s up to you. In this episode, Tim gets personal and practical about navigating life’s biggest transitions—moves, job changes, empty nests, health scares, and everything in between.

Whether you’re in a season of disruption or just coming out of one, this episode will help you face change with courage, patience, and connection.

From kid chaos to kidney stones to career pivots, Tim reminds us that growth doesn’t come from staying the same—it comes from walking through change together. Plus, there’s a dad joke, because of course there is.

If you’re walking through a transition and want community, tools, and encouragement, Tim’s coaching and accountability groups are open. They’re built for business owners—but the mindset support carries into all areas of life. Send Tim a message and take the next step forward—because you’re not meant to do this alone.

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In this soul-stirring episode, Tim gets honest about what it really takes to chase your dreams—without waiting for perfection or permission. From building off-grid cabins to coaching small business owners, this episode walks you through how to define your dream, push past fear, and actually build it. You’ll laugh (hello, Arnold dad joke), reflect, and leave with a practical framework for moving forward—even if it’s just one inch at a time. Whether your dream is personal, professional, or still a little foggy—Tim will help you get clearer, get real, and get moving.

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In today’s episode, Tim breaks down how to reduce employee turnover by creating an ownership culture—even if you’re just getting started. If you’ve ever thought “no one cares as much as I do,” this one’s for you. Learn how to shift your team’s mindset from punching clocks to owning outcomes. With real examples from Tim’s service business, you’ll hear how revenue exploded and turnover dropped when people were invited to take responsibility for more than just the task list.

Ready to build a team that takes ownership, sticks around, and helps you grow your business with purpose? Tim’s new accountability groups are forming now—spaces where you can go deeper, grow stronger, and lead better. DM Tim today to grab a spot. You don’t have to build alone. 

This week on What Really Matters, Tim gets real about what it means to build a growth mindset at home, not just in business. From dad jokes and front flips on the trampoline to the deeper lessons of effort, failure, and trying again, this episode is a must-listen for parents, leaders, and anyone trying to raise resilient, wholehearted kids. Tim shares practical ways to model growth, embrace struggle, and create a family culture that celebrates the try, not just the trophy.

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If you want to grow your business without burning out or blowing up your ad budget…

Or learn how tiny tweaks in strategy can unlock massive revenue gains…

Tim breaks down the most essential framework you’ve probably never fully leveraged F.R.A.P™ in this episode of What Really Matters.

In this power-packed episode, Tim unpacks Frequency, Referrals, Average Ticket, and Price—four small levers that can make a massive difference in your revenue. Whether you’re running a cleaning company, selling coaching offers, or flipping vintage Jordans, these principles apply. You’ll hear real-world examples, tactical ideas, and stories from the trenches—including how changing just two cleaning schedules in his janitorial company added thousands to the bottom line. And yes, there’s a dad joke tucked in there, too. 😉

This isn’t about theory—this is about implementation. Listen in and learn how to audit your own F.R.A.P™, boost your customer lifetime value, and set up repeatable growth that doesn’t rely on guesswork or grit alone.

Ready to level up your business without making it harder?

Tim’s got accountability groups open now—DM him or connect to get tactical, stay focused, and finally move the needle.

🎧 Subscribe now, share this with a business buddy, and start pulling the levers that really matter

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If you’re in the early stages of your business—or feel like you’re starting over from scratch—this episode is your permission slip to stop playing small and start showing up like a pro, no matter your budget.

Tim shares a passionate, behind-the-scenes look at what it really takes to outwork, outlast, and outshine the big players… even when you’re bootstrapping from a storage unit with one truck and a ton of grit.

In this episode of What Really Matters, you’ll discover:

Why small businesses secretly have a competitive advantage (yes, really).

The moment Tim realized perception can outperform reality in marketing.

How to use the F.R.A.P. formula (Frequency, Referrals, Average Ticket, Price) to grow faster without breaking the bank.

The truth about pricing for value—not desperation—and why customers actually want to pay more (if you show up right).

How consistent marketing made Tim’s company look like a franchise long before it was.

Start scrappy. Show up strong. And remember—nobody cares… Work harder.

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In this deeply personal and powerful episode, Tim opens up about one of the hardest—but most freeing—principles in life and leadership: forgiveness.

Whether it’s a hurt that happened yesterday or decades ago, the weight of unforgiveness shows up everywhere—in our homes, our businesses, and especially in our hearts.

In this episode, we explore:

Why forgiveness isn’t about forgetting—and it’s definitely not about excusing

How bitterness and resentment poison communication, productivity, and connection

What it means to forgive someone who may never say “I’m sorry”

Why forgiving yourself might be the hardest, but most important part

The difference between forgiveness and rebuilding trust

Why sometimes the most loving thing is to forgive and walk away

How forgiveness can set your soul and your future free

Thanks for joining Tim on this meaningful episode of What Really Matters in Business and Life.

Let’s move forward with peace, purpose, and maybe a dad joke or two. See you next time.