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What truly makes a leader stand out—results or relationships? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Coca Cola alum Preston Poore, who shares his journey from chasing corporate performance to discovering the transformative power of leading with heart. Hear how hard-won lessons, workplace challenges, and spiritual growth shaped his approach to leadership, and why "how" matters even more than "what" you achieve. If you're seeking more meaning and impact in your work, tune in to uncover practical strategies for confident, people-centered leadership.

"People remember you for how you treated them, not just what you accomplished." - Preston Poore

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About Our Guest:

Preston Poore is a seasoned leadership trainer and author with over two decades of experience leading teams at Fortune 500 companies, including The Coca-Cola Company and Hershey Foods. Known for his results-driven approach and dedication to personal and professional growth, Preston helps leaders transform practical strategies into real-world impact. His expertise stems from a rich background in business management, sales, and corporate training, complemented by a deep commitment to values-based leadership. Preston is recognized for his ability to guide individuals toward confident leadership, integrating both personal development and organizational success.

Reasons to Listen:

Sure! Here are three compelling reasons to listen to this episode:

1. Discover the powerful shift from prioritizing results to valuing people, and why Preston Poore believes how you lead matters more than what you do.
2. Hear candid stories of transformation—including career stumbles, hard lessons, and moments of vulnerability that ultimately shaped Preston Poore's approach to leadership.
3. Get actionable insights on bridging faith and work, as Tim Winders and Preston Poore unpack how authentic purpose and heart-centered leadership create lasting impact.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. How is Greater Than What: Master the growth and leadership skill everyone else ignores: Written by Preston Poore, this book provides insights on leadership, focusing on the importance of "how" you lead versus simply "what" you accomplish. Available on Amazon, Kindle, and as an audiobook.
2. Website: prestonpoore.com Preston Poore's personal website offers articles, resources, information about his books, and access to his leadership content.
3. Podcast: P Cubed Hosted by Preston Poore, this podcast dives into leadership lessons and personal growth strategies.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Reflect and Reset Your Leadership Priorities: Consider placing "how" you achieve results above just "what" you accomplish in your professional and personal life. Evaluate how you treat people and the impact you leave behind.

What if the stories that move us most come from epic quests, ancient kingdoms, and echoes of the gospel hidden in fantasy worlds? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with award-winning screenwriter Wilson Hickman, creator of the Christian fantasy series "The Lost Healer." Together, they explore why powerful storytelling matters, how faith can be woven into fiction without preaching, and what it takes to pioneer excellence as a Christian creative in a changing Hollywood landscape. Tune in to discover the art, inspiration, and honest struggles behind bringing redemptive, high-quality stories to life.

"We want Christians to be pioneers of excellence in storytelling and say we can be quality storytellers who tell compelling fiction that stands on its own." - Wilson Hickman

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About Our Guest:

Wilson Hickman is an award-winning screenwriter and creator of "The Lost Healer," a Christian fantasy series recognized for its excellence in storytelling and impactful themes. With a background in filmmaking and a passion for weaving the gospel into compelling, character-driven narratives, Wilson is dedicated to raising the bar for Christian art in film. His work has been celebrated at major film festivals, including winning Best TV Series at the International Christian Film Festival, and he is committed to creating fiction that resonates with both Christian and mainstream audiences.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how Christian storytellers like Wilson Hickman are raising the bar in visual storytelling and creating compelling fantasy worlds that rival Hollywood.
2. Get an inside look at the creative journey behind "The Lost Healer," including how siblings, faith, and personal struggles inspire character-driven narratives.
3. Find out why fantasy stories—filled with quests, kingdoms, and allegory—can reveal deeper truths and spark conversation among both Christian and non-Christian audiences.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. The Lost Healer Website: thelosthealer.com Watch the proof of concept, sign up for the email newsletter for updates, and access behind-the-scenes content.
2. Chronicles of Narnia (Books by C.S. Lewis): Influential Christian fantasy series referenced by Wilson Hickman as a formative inspiration for his storytelling.
3. Lord of the Rings (Books by J.R.R. Tolkien): Highlighted as another key influence in the realm of fantasy that weaves in moral and spiritual themes.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Watch the Proof of Concept for The Lost Healer: Go to thelosthealer.com, watch the 15-minute proof of concept episode, and explore the additional content available on the site.
2. Sign Up for The Lost Healer Email Newsletter: Stay informed about the project’s development, behind-the-scenes updates, and exclusive content by joining the newsletter on the official website.
3. Reflect on Your Own Creative Process: Consider Wilson Hickman's advice on balancing perfectionism, seeking feedback, and finding identity outside of your art. If you’re a creator, try sharing a work-in-progress with someone outside your usual circle for honest feedback.

Key Lessons:

1. Christians Can Lead in Creative Excellence: Wilson Hickman emphasized the importance of Christians being pioneers in storytelling, filling the void left by mainstream entertainment,...

Can peak success still leave you searching for true purpose? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Howard Chang—the artist behind the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toys—joins Tim Winders to share how failing quickly and embracing faith transformed his journey from designing pop icons to creating Ancients, a bold new venture reimagining biblical heroes as futuristic warriors. Dive into a story of creativity, resilience, and purpose where nostalgia meets conviction, and discover how faith and innovation can reshape culture. If you’re ready for an honest conversation that blends creativity, business, and spiritual growth, this is one episode you don’t want to miss!
“The more you fail, the more you grow.” - Howard Chang

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About Our Guest:

Howard Chang is an accomplished artist and entrepreneur best known for his influential work designing Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toys—a globally successful and culturally iconic franchise. With a background spanning creative design, manufacturing, and tech, Howard Chang blends business acumen with imaginative artistry. He is currently pioneering "Ancientz," a bold new project that reimagines biblical heroes as futuristic warriors, aiming to inspire the next generation with stories rooted in purpose, creativity, and faith.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover the untold story behind the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles toy craze and how Howard Chang helped shape an iconic franchise.
2. Get a behind-the-scenes look at turning failure into growth, and how fast-tracked “failing quickly” paved the way for creative and business breakthroughs.
3. Dive into the creation of “Ancientz,” a bold new project reimagining biblical heroes as futuristic warriors, blending pop culture, faith, and innovation.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Ancientz Website: Visit Ancientz.com (with a "z") to see Howard Chang’s faith-inspired, futuristic toy line and sign up for email updates.
2. Ancientz Instagram: Follow Ancientz on Instagram for the latest updates, behind-the-scenes content, and project progress.
3. San Diego Comic Con: Mentioned as a hub for pop culture fans and a place where nostalgia and fandom thrive. If you're interested in toys, comics, or creative inspiration, consider visiting or following news from San Diego Comic Con.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Check Out Ancientz: Visit the Ancientz website and follow on Instagram to support and stay updated on the launch of a new, creative pop-culture brand blending faith and futuristic design.
2. Reflect on “Fail Quickly”: Adopt the mindset of failing quickly, as discussed by Howard Chang. If you start a new creative project or business idea and it’s not working, don’t spend years dragging it out—learn from it, pivot, and grow.
3. Incorporate Quiet Time for Creativity: Take time to pause and reflect before launching into a new creative pursuit, just as Tim Winders and Howard Chang discussed. Set aside moments for prayer, quiet, or...

Ever wondered why your mind keeps racing when you just want a good night's sleep? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Dr. Benjamin Long, a board-certified sleep medicine physician, joins Tim Winders to dive into the spiritual and practical roots of our sleepless nights. They explore the connections between faith, behavior, and rest, discuss the myths and realities around sleep health, and reveal how your spiritual alignment might impact how well you sleep. If you're tired of restless nights or simply curious how theology and medicine intersect in the most practical way—rest—this episode is for you.

"Sleep is a gift from God—something we can receive, not just a problem to fix." - Dr. Benjamin Long

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About Our Guest:

Dr. Benjamin Long is a board-certified sleep medicine physician who treats patients of all ages and specializes in the intersection of faith and medicine. With a background in pediatrics and a journey through both medical and theological training, he explores practical sleep habits, spiritual practices, and fatigue mitigation for everyone from medical professionals to everyday believers. As an author, Dr. Benjamin Long offers insights rooted in both clinical expertise and deep spiritual understanding, helping others find rest and purpose in the midst of today’s sleep-deprived culture.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover the surprising connection between faith, medicine, and sleep—and why Dr. Benjamin Long believes spiritual practices can be as crucial as sleep hygiene for true rest.
2. Hear practical, research-backed advice on optimizing your sleep (from wearable tracking to the truth about fancy mattresses) and why most sleep disruptions start with your own thoughts and behaviors.
3. Unpack fresh insights into America's sleep deprivation crisis, including how our digital habits and culture might be quietly sabotaging rest—and what you can do differently tonight.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned

1. Sleep Habits Journal: Book by Dr. Benjamin Long. Release date is December 9th. Order your copy: sleephabitsjournal.com
2. Jordan Raynor’s Books: Especially highlighted is The Sacredness of Secular Work, which explores faith and vocation integration.

Action Steps You Can Implement

1. Track Your Sleep Patterns: Use a sleep tracker or simply keep a pen-and-paper journal to monitor your average sleep, bedtime routines, and sleep quality over time.
2. Experiment to Find Your Optimal Sleep Environment: Test sleep conditions—such as room temperature, mattress firmness, and bedtime routines—to see what works best for you, rather than focusing on “industry standards.”
3. Use Sleepless Nights as Time to Connect with God: When you’re unable to sleep, consider rising from bed and engaging in prayer, reflection, or peaceful spiritual practices as suggested by Dr. Benjamin Long instead of just tossing and turning.

Key Lessons:

1. Sleep Deprivation Is Widespread—And Deeper Than Just Biology: Dr. Benjamin Long explained that despite all our modern comforts, the U.S. remains a sleep-deprived culture. He emphasized that sleep issues often have roots in our behaviors and thoughts, not just physical factors, suggesting we look beyond gadgets and mattresses to address underlying causes.
2. Faith and Spirituality Can Impact Sleep: Both Tim Winders and Dr. Benjamin...

What does it truly mean to surrender in leadership, marriage, and personal growth? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Benita Williams, author of "The Sustainable CEO," joins hosts Tim Winders and A.M. Williams for a vulnerable conversation about moving from burnout to overflow, the power of aligning with your divine design, and how couples can thrive together in life and business. Discover practical habits for sustainable growth, hear honest stories about overcoming adversity, and learn why surrender might be the key you're missing. If you want to lead with purpose and partnership, this episode is one you won’t want to miss.

"Surrender is the starting point for change." - Benita Williams

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About Our Guest:

Benita Williams is the author of "The Sustainable CEO: Equipping Leaders to Move from Burnout to Overflow through Rest, Clarity and Stewardship." She specializes in helping leaders achieve sustainable growth by aligning leadership with stewardship principles, and is recognized for her expertise in strategy, consulting, and leadership development.

A.M. Williams is a renowned coach for founders and executives, known for his Leverage Leader approach, which focuses on identity architecture, governance, and expansion. Despite overcoming the challenges of paraplegia, he has built his coaching and training business from a bedbound condition and has inspired leaders globally to grow in governance and fulfill their divine design. Together, Benita and A.M. provide a powerful and complementary perspective on leadership, marriage, and legacy.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how Benita Williams and A.M. Williams have built a thriving marriage while navigating leadership challenges together, even in the face of disability and life-changing adversity.
2. Uncover powerful insights on shifting from ambition-driven leadership to alignment and stewardship—learn what it really means to operate from your "divine design" for lasting success.
3. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the unique ways these leaders collaborate, resolve conflict, and blend complementary strengths in business and life—with practical takeaways you won't find in traditional leadership books.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. The Sustainable CEO: Unlocking the Divine Overflow Sequence for Leadership, Alignment and Legacy: Book by Benita Williams that outlines a faith-driven, sustainable approach to leadership and stewardship. (Referenced throughout, especially around [00:48:28], and recommended by A.M. Williams at [00:50:55].)
2. Coach A.M. Williams Website: Website for A.M. Williams containing resources on leadership, governance, and coaching (shared by Tim Winders at [00:30:17]).
3. (Bonus) Seek Go Create Podcast – Benita Williams Episode: Previous episode featuring Benita Williams, referenced by Tim Winders at [00:01:51]. Listeners are encouraged to check out that episode for deeper insight into her journey.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Practice Surrender and Stewardship: As Benita Williams emphasized ([00:00:00], [00:53:54]), start by surrendering old patterns, identities, and ways of operating. Open yourself up to what God is calling you to next, and focus on...

Are you chasing success or attracting it? In this episode of Seek Go Create, mindset mentor and construction leader Zach Del Monaco shares how his journey through life-altering challenges—including spinal surgery and family business struggles—transformed his approach to leadership, resilience, and faith. Zach and host Tim Winders dive deep into bridging generational gaps, building CEO-level confidence, and why “don’t chase, attract” is the mantra that changed everything. Whether you’re an entrepreneur looking for clarity or seeking inspiration to break through limiting beliefs, this episode is packed with practical insights and honest stories you won’t want to miss. Tune in and discover what it truly means to build a life—and business—that lasts.

"If you spend your time developing your mindset, you’re going to mature and outgrow everyone." - Zach Del Monaco

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About Our Guest:

Zach Del Monaco is a founder, mindset mentor, and visionary leader known for his work helping trades and construction professionals scale profit-first businesses and build lasting relationships. With firsthand experience managing operations at his family's construction company and a passion for bridging generational gaps, Zach empowers young entrepreneurs to develop clarity, resilience, and CEO-level thinking. Grounded in purpose and faith, he offers practical strategies for personal growth and business success.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how Zach Del Monaco overcame a major spinal surgery and family setbacks to become a bridge-builder between generations and a mindset mentor for leaders in the trades industry.
2. Get real, practical insights on how to combine faith, resilience, and personal development to grow both yourself and your business—without losing your soul or falling for quick-fix hype.
3. Learn the powerful "Don't Chase, Attract" philosophy and why shifting your mindset can draw the right opportunities, people, and success into your life, straight from someone who's living it.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. ZachDelmonaco.com – Zach’s official website, where you can learn more about his coaching, family business consulting, and connect with him directly.
2. Instagram (@ZachDelMonaco) – Zach’s main social media platform for sharing free content, updates, and messaging for personal growth and entrepreneurship.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Invest in Your Mindset: Spend significant time each day focusing on personal development. This can be through reading, attending events, listening to podcasts, or surrounding yourself with growth-minded people.
2. Surround Yourself with People You Aspire to Be Like: Seek mentors, mastermind groups, or communities (in-person or online) where you can be stretched, pushed out of your comfort zone, and held accountable.
3. Practice the "Don’t Chase, Attract" Mindset: Rather than chasing after people or opportunities, focus on developing yourself and your skills. This way, the right people and circumstances will be naturally drawn to you.

Key Lessons:

1. Focus on What You Can Control: Zach shares the importance of directing energy toward things within your control, instead of worrying about outside circumstances. By being intentional about your actions and mindset, you set yourself up for growth and fulfillment.
2. Bridge...

What happens when a chance encounter becomes a story only God could write? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Tamara and Joseph Battaglia to unpack the serendipitous moments, leaps of faith, and unexpected Uber cancellations that orchestrated their divine connection. Together, they reveal how their relationship—and Tamara’s new book, Written in Heaven—grew out of open hearts, creativity, and trust in God’s plan. If you’ve ever wondered how purpose, faith, and creativity can completely change the course of your life, this is the episode you won’t want to miss!

"You never get tired of seeing God work in the right way in someone's life. If you keep the awe in that, then that spreads out into the relationship." - Joseph and Tamara Battaglia

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About Our Guest:

Joseph Battaglia is an accomplished author, broadcaster, and media executive. He is the president of Renaissance Communications and executive producer of "Keep the Faith," one of the nation’s largest faith-based radio programs. With decades of experience, Joseph has served on the board of the Gospel Music Association for 20 years and has played a significant role in the Christian music and film industry. His books, including "The Politically Incorrect Jesus" and "Make America Good Again," have inspired believers to engage faith with conviction and compassion.

Tamara Hester Battaglia is an author, flight attendant, and co-creator of "Written in Heaven," a 40-day devotional featuring the stories of renowned women in Christian ministry, such as Roma Downey, Priscilla Shirer, and Karen Kingsbury. Tamara brings personal insight and encouragement through her writing and faith journey, having navigated seasons of challenge and transformation with resilience and grace. Together, Joseph and Tamara share a powerful message on faith, purpose, and the divine ways God writes individual stories.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover How Divine Timing Works: Hear the remarkable story of how Joseph and Tamara Battaglia’s chance encounter at a private Nashville event led to a life-changing connection—full of unexpected twists, Holy Spirit moments, and faith-filled decisions.
2. Insider Glimpse Into Faith-Based Creativity: Learn why Franklin, Tennessee has become a hub for Christian artists, filmmakers, and authors—and get insights into the collaborative process behind Tamara’s 40-day devotional, "Written in Heaven," featuring multiple powerhouse voices.
3. Real Talk About Mature Relationships & Purpose: Explore honest conversations about blending families, finding love later in life, overcoming loss, and stepping into new callings together—including behind-the-scenes stories on writing, publishing, and growing in faith and courage.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Written in Heaven – A 40-day devotional book co-created by Tamara Hester Battaglia featuring stories from voices like Roma Downey, Priscilla Shirer, and Karen Kingsbury. Available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Christianbook.com, and other major retailers.
2. Keep the Faith Radio Program – One of the nation’s largest faith-based radio programs, executive produced by Joseph Battaglia.
3. NRB (National Religious Broadcasters) Convention – A major annual event for faith-based media professionals, mentioned as a place for industry connection and ministry growth.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Reflect on and Share Your Story: Take time to consider moments in your life that feel “written in heaven,” and consider...

What if true impact isn’t measured by what you build, but by the lives you touch—inside and outside the walls of the church? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with “impact architect” Mike Thakur, whose journey includes rebuilding a viral burned-down mansion, leading nine-figure businesses, and reimagining entrepreneurship as a mission field for faith. They dive deep into the future of business, ministry, and community—and why God may be moving beyond the pulpit. If you’ve ever questioned where faith and business truly meet, or wondered how success and purpose can coexist, this conversation will challenge and inspire you. Don’t miss it!

“The church isn’t a building, a business, or an organization. The church is a community of believers living out their faith together.” - Mike Thakur

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About Our Guest:

Mike Thakur is an accomplished entrepreneur, impact architect, and thought leader in purpose-driven business. Born and raised in England, Mike has led nine-figure tech sales teams, served in CEO roles providing high-level security for billionaires, and founded WorkLodge, Houston’s oldest coworking brand. He went viral for restoring a burned-down mansion in Nashville, and now leads the Kingdom Impact Exchange - or KIX. With bold energy and a vision for Kingdom impact, Mike brings both business acumen and a deep passion for supporting entrepreneurs in making a meaningful difference.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover why Mike Thakur, a highly accomplished entrepreneur and "impact architect," bought and restored a burned-down Nashville mansion—and how the story unexpectedly went viral worldwide.
2. Explore bold ideas on how faith-driven business leaders can reshape community and impact, including Mike’s perspective on business, church, and the future of Kingdom entrepreneurship.
3. Get practical, real-life insights into building purpose-driven ventures, overcoming setbacks (like starting over from food stamps), and why success isn't just about money or titles but meaningful impact.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. LetsGoKix.com (KIX – Kingdom Impact Exchange): Mike Thakur’s initiative to build community among entrepreneurs and business leaders committed to Kingdom impact. You can learn more or get involved by visiting LetsGoKix.com.
2. The Mike Thakur Podcast: Hosted by Mike Thakur, this show explores faith, business, and impact. It’s a resource for ongoing insights if you enjoyed his perspective on Seek Go Create.
3. Mike Drop Book: Either purchase on Amazon, or Mike offered to send the ebook version for free if you reach out via email.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Connect With Kingdom Impact Exchange (KIX): Visit LetsGoKix.com to find out about meetups in Franklin, TN, and other cities or to inquire about hosting a KIX gathering in your own city. There’s also an option to join online until you can meet in person.
2. Evaluate and Rethink Your Definition of Success: Reflect on how you’re currently measuring success in your business or leadership role. Consider shifting the focus from just financial outcomes to the impact you’re making—on others, your community, and for...

What if the key to extraordinary leadership isn’t just about achieving more, but about becoming more whole? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with April Diaz, founder and CEO of Ezer & Company, to unpack a transformative, holistic approach to leadership that moves beyond traditional power structures. April shares personal lessons from her own journey—from her early days as the “bossy” girl on the playground to her groundbreaking work coaching high-capacity leaders and advocating for women in executive spaces. Whether you’re an experienced leader, burned out by the old rules, or simply curious about what it means to lead with authenticity and intention, this candid conversation is sure to challenge and inspire you to redefine your own path to wholeness.

"Leadership begins within, and you are the most important person you will ever lead." - April Diaz

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About Our Guest:

April Diaz is the founder and CEO of Ezer & Company, an acclaimed executive coach with over 25 years of experience guiding more than a thousand high-capacity leaders—including C-suite executives and Olympians—through transformative leadership and personal growth. Renowned for her holistic, inside-out leadership approach, April combines bold strategy, deep soul work, and practical tools to help leaders thrive both professionally and personally. She’s a certified coach with expertise in neuroscience and human development, and is the creator of a proprietary wholeness assessment that challenges traditional leadership models. With extensive background in church ministry and a passion for equitable, sustainable leadership ecosystems, April is recognized for her energetic, intentional, and authentic guidance of leaders seeking meaningful impact.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover April Diaz’s unique approach to holistic leadership that blends deep soul work, bold strategy, and practical tools to help leaders thrive—whether you’re burned out or seeking your next level of growth.
2. Hear personal stories of transformation, resilience, and the realities of navigating career pivots, motherhood, and spiritual calling in high-capacity roles, especially for women leaders.
3. Explore thought-provoking insights on how our greatest strengths can become our kryptonite, the power of energy management, and why integrating all parts of ourselves is the secret to sustainable success.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Ezer & Company Website: April Diaz’s company, where you can find coaching programs, resources for holistic leadership, and take the Wholeness Assessment.
2. The Whole Leader Snapshot (Wholeness Assessment): The assessment tool discussed in the episode, designed to evaluate your holistic well-being across six key areas.
3. Enneagram Reference: April mentions she’s an “8 on the enneagram” and discusses the framework as a helpful tool for understanding leadership and energy. While not a direct resource link, listeners are encouraged to explore enneagram personality resources for self-awareness.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Take the Whole Leader Snapshot Assessment: Spend a few minutes completing the free assessment on the Ezer...

Are you chasing success so hard that you’re missing what really matters? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Adam Cruz—a high-performing design leader and former church planter—shares his journey from building multimillion-dollar businesses and thriving ministries to confronting burnout, brokenness, and addiction driven by unregulated ambition. Host Tim Winders dives deep with Adam into the hidden costs of hustle culture, the power of healing-driven leadership, and how redefining your “why” can transform both your work and your life. If you’ve ever wondered how to build something meaningful without losing yourself along the way, this honest conversation is a must-listen.

"A lot of times, the worst thing for someone who isn't ready for growth is to grow." - Adam Cruz

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About Our Guest:

Adam Cruz is a high-performing design leader and church planter with a track record of driving over $115 million in revenue for companies like Intuit and ZME, while also building impactful ministries. Having navigated both the heights of professional and ministry success and the costs of burnout and overwork, Adam now helps mission-driven leaders create ventures—and lives—that flourish without sacrificing what matters most. Through his work at the Healed Hustle, he guides leaders to sustainable achievement, blending strategic insight with hard-won wisdom on balance, clarity, and authentic purpose.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unfiltered Truth About Ambition and Burnout: Discover how Adam Cruz went from leading high-impact ventures and ministries to facing a silent collapse—and what he learned about the dangers of unchecked ambition.
2. Inside Look at Healing and Sustainable Hustle: Adam and Tim dive deep into the concept of the "healed hustle," revealing real, actionable practices to pursue success without sacrificing personal health, relationships, or purpose.
3. Raw Stories and Surprising Insights: Hear candid stories—from church planting in Wyoming to tech leadership at Intuit—and explore the surprising parallels between ministry and business, addiction and achievement, and what truly anchors a meaningful life.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. The Healed Hustle Website – Adam Cruz’s resource for mission-driven leaders to pursue sustainable ambition without sacrificing what matters most. Take the assessment and learn more about the eight-step process: thehealedhustle.com
2. Book Recommendation: Simple Church – Mentioned by Adam as a pivotal resource that influenced their approach to ministry by focusing on doing fewer things really well. Great for anyone looking to create more focus and clarity in their work or ministry.
3. Seek Go Create Podcast – Hosted by Tim Winders, whose conversations center around redefining success, leadership, business, and faith journeys. Encourage listeners to explore more episodes for deeper insight and community.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Audit Your Life & Ambitions: Take time to honestly evaluate what’s driving your ambition and whether your current pace and practices are sustainable. Consider where your focus has been and if it’s aligned with your values and well-being.
2. Establish Practical Recharge Routines: Adopt a daily routine to intentionally recharge, like Adam’s “touch the grass” practice—start your day with something that connects you to the present moment and grounds you before diving into work or checking your

What does it really take to build a billion-dollar real estate portfolio—and keep going when the setbacks keep coming? In this episode of Seek Go Create, visionary entrepreneur Jose Berlanga shares his journey from immigrant student to Houston real estate leader, revealing the power of persistence, adaptability, and embracing tough lessons along the way. Host Tim Winders and Jose dig into what it means to lead with discipline, purpose, and humility in a constantly changing market. If you’re curious about the realities behind business success, resilience in the face of adversity, and how true leaders keep reinventing themselves, this episode is for you.

"Persistence is more powerful than passion because passion fades away once you start facing setbacks and adversity." - Jose Berlanga

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About Our Guest:

Jose Berlanga is a seasoned entrepreneur and real estate visionary with over 35 years of industry experience and more than $1 billion in real estate transactions. After moving from Mexico City to Houston in the 1980s, Jose co-founded Tricon Homes and played a pivotal role in the revitalization of Houston’s inner city neighborhoods. Known for his persistence, resilience, and commitment to discipline and integrity, he brings a unique blend of economic insight, business strategy, and philosophical perspective to his work. Jose’s expertise spans land investing, development, and building thousands of homes, making him a trusted authority in the real estate world.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Real Estate Secrets from a Billion-Dollar Builder: Jose Berlanga shares hard-won insights from over 35 years and $1 billion in real estate transactions, revealing what it truly takes to build and lead in a competitive market.
2. The Unfiltered Truth About Entrepreneurship: Discover why persistence often outweighs passion, and hear candid stories of navigating setbacks and adversity that rarely make it into glossy success stories.
3. Fresh Perspectives on Success, Luck, and Legacy: Jose’s philosophical take on business, money, and purpose will challenge your thinking and offer practical wisdom for shaping your own journey in life and leadership.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Jose Berlanga’s Website: joseberlanga.com – Central hub for connecting with Jose, learning more about his work, and updates on his books.
2. Book – Dirt Rich: Explore the World of Land Investing and Development by Jose Berlanga – A deep dive into land speculation, development, and the philosophy behind the process.
3. Book – The Business of Home Building by Jose Berlanga – Focuses not just on building houses, but on building a sustainable business within residential construction.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Embrace Persistence Over Passion: Reflect on your own journey and focus on developing persistence, resilience, and tenacity—especially when facing adversity. Success often comes from those who “just don’t quit,” rather than those driven purely by passion.
2. Define Your Version of Success: Take time to clarify what success means for you personally—whether it’s more time, balance, financial freedom, or impact. Recognize that success may evolve with different seasons of life and...

What if true financial freedom isn’t about chasing more, but about choosing better? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Dr. Nicholas Michels—former pro basketball player, faith-filled leader, and author of "Rich by Choice." From a childhood shaken by sudden loss to building wealth rooted in faith and values, Dr. Michels shares his journey and the power of aligning money with what matters most. Discover how purpose, clarity, and intentional choices can change your life and legacy. If you’re ready to rethink money and leadership, this conversation is for you.

"Align your money with what’s most important—true happiness comes from that." - Dr. Nicholas Michels

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About Our Guest:

Dr. Nicholas Michels is an elite wealth strategist, author of the book Rich by Choice, and a former professional basketball player. From growing up in a trailer park to turning down an $8 million deal to preserve his core values, Dr. Michels brings a unique, purpose-driven perspective to financial leadership. He is a trusted advisor who helps families build wealth with clarity and peace, not pressure. Driven by his deep faith and commitment to integrity, he’s passionate about empowering others to achieve not just financial abundance, but true richness in all areas of life.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Uncover the true meaning of financial freedom—Dr. Nicholas Michels shares why aligning your money with your values leads to happiness, drawing from his own dramatic life story and professional experience.
2. Gain actionable strategies to build wealth with peace, not pressure—Learn practical tips and family-tested exercises to achieve “richness” in both finances and life, including how Dr. Michels and his wife overcame money challenges together.
3. Get a behind-the-scenes look at leading with faith and purpose—Hear how faith, resilience, and intentional choices helped Dr. Michels rise from hardship to success, and why financial clarity is a vital form of leadership everyone should embrace.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode

1. Book: "Rich by Choice" by Dr. Nicholas Michels: Dr. Michels’ book focuses on aligning money with personal values, creating wealth with purpose, and finding true happiness through intentional financial choices. (Free gift and additional resources available)
2. Website: RichByChoiceBook.com: The official website for Dr. Michels' book, offering free chapters, compounding resources, and options for further learning and connecting with Dr. Michels.
3. Marriage and Money Devotionals/Books (John Gottman’s resources mentioned): Dr. Michels referenced using marriage devotionals and John Gottman’s books to foster better communication and connection around finances with his spouse.

Action Steps for Listeners

1. Create a Family Vision Statement: Sit down with your partner or family and write out detailed visions for your life—including financial goals, experiences, and the values you want to prioritize. Share and discuss to align on a common vision.
2. Intentionally Schedule Financial Check-ins: Set regular times to communicate about money with open-ended, honest questions. Use resources or devotionals (such as those by John Gottman) to guide your conversations and strengthen the partnership.
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Have you ever wondered what it really takes to move from shallow success to deep, lasting significance? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with entrepreneur and author Harry T. Jones, who opens up about losing a million dollars, surviving a failed marriage, and learning how generosity and faith transformed his approach to business and legacy. Discover why Harry believes anonymous giving breaks the grip of “more,” how struggle refines our purpose, and why every leader should start thinking about succession—even if they’re not ready to let go. This is a raw and insightful conversation about failure, faith, and building a life—and company—that will outlast you.

"The way to break the grip of money is generosity—anonymous generosity." - Harry T. Jones

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About Our Guest:

Harry T. Jones is an accomplished entrepreneur, author, and creator of the Cultivating Impact Succession method. With over four decades of experience in building and leading businesses—including successfully scaling and selling a fresh food distribution company to a public firm—Harry brings deep insight into leadership, faith-driven business, and legacy planning. He is recognized for guiding leaders through challenging seasons of transition, mentoring CEOs, and developing practical strategies for succession planning that go beyond financial success to create lasting impact. Harry’s journey of overcoming personal and professional setbacks has shaped his mission to help others finish well and redefine true success.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how a million-dollar loss, a failed marriage, and a botched business exit became powerful wake-up calls that shifted Harry T. Jones from chasing shallow success to building lasting significance.
2. Learn why anonymous generosity, redefining identity, and facing personal fears are at the heart of Harry’s unique approach to succession planning and legacy.
3. Get an inside look at real-life business impact stories—like hiring second-chance employees and integrating faith into leadership—that reveal how struggle and faith can fundamentally reshape your purpose and your work.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. Book: Succession Planning for Impact: 7 Steps to Build a Significant Life and a Company that Will Outlast You by Harry T. Jones – Practical guide for business owners and leaders on succession planning and legacy.
2. Succession Planning Jumpstart Guide
3. Subscribe to Harry's Weekly Newsletter
4. Website: cultivatingimpact.biz – Harry T. Jones’ site with more information about his masterminds, resources, and ways to connect.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Reflect on Your Identity Beyond Work: Take time to journal or contemplate where you draw your sense of worth—is it tied to your job title, or something deeper? Consider what it would look like to root your identity in something more lasting.
2. Embrace Generosity and Gratitude: Break the grip of “more” by practicing anonymous generosity—find a way this week to give anonymously to someone in need. Start a gratitude list to shift focus from scarcity to abundance.
3. Start the Conversation Around Succession...

Is artificial intelligence deepening our spiritual lives, or quietly replacing faith with something else? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Dr. Drew Dickens—a theologian and expert on AI’s impact on spirituality—to explore where faith, technology, and discernment collide. With engaging stories, deep questions, and real-world examples, they discuss the risks, rewards, and ethical implications of AI for Christian leaders and everyday believers. If you’ve been curious—or even cautious—about how technology is shaping your faith journey, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss!

"We are all neck deep in AI right now. Should we be afraid of it? We should be discerning." - Dr. Drew Dickens

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About Our Guest:

Dr. Drew Dickens is a distinguished theologian and expert on the intersection of artificial intelligence and spirituality. With a doctorate in theological anthropology, Dr. Dickens has conducted groundbreaking research on how technology shapes our connection with God. His professional background includes leading roles in both business and ministry, and he has written extensively about the crossroads of theology and technology. Known for his insightful perspectives, Dr. Dickens helps faith-driven leaders navigate the risks and rewards AI brings to their spiritual and everyday lives. He is also the author of "Whispers of the Spirit," a 40-day guide to intimate prayer, and hosts podcasts including AI and Spirituality and Encountering Peace.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Explore the intersection of faith and technology as Dr. Drew Dickens, a theologian with a doctorate in theological anthropology, unpacks how AI is already shaping—and challenging—our spirituality and daily lives.
2. Gain thought-provoking insights on why AI is not just "the next technology trend," but a powerful force impacting everything from church practices to our personal sense of meaning, with real-world examples and historical perspective.
3. Discover practical guidance for Christians and faith-driven leaders on discernment, spiritual sloth, and how to stay grounded in a distracting, AI-driven world—plus learn about groundbreaking research on how our beliefs about end times affect our response to new technology.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Dr. Drew Dickens’ Website: Find links to Dr. Dickens' book, his podcasts (including "AI and Spirituality" and "Encountering Peace"), and additional content or resources.
2. Book: "Whispers of the Spirit" by Dr. Drew Dickens: A 40-day guide to intimate prayer, incorporating contemplative practices and spiritual exercises. Available on Amazon, at Bucky’s, and other booksellers.
3. Podcast: AI and Spirituality with Dr. Drew Dickens: Dr. Dickens’ show discussing the intersection of artificial intelligence and faith, featuring conversations on ethics, usage in church contexts, and the spiritual impact of new technologies.

Action Steps from This Episode:

1. Practice Discernment with Technology: Approach AI and other emerging technologies with mindfulness and discernment, rather than fear or blind adoption. Evaluate how much technology you’re using daily and consider its effect on your spiritual life.
2. Set...

What does it really mean to live well in a world that feels broken? In this episode, host Tim Winders sits down with writer Daryl Potter to explore how ancient biblical wisdom from Job and Ecclesiastes intersects with the raw realities of grief, faith, and finding purpose amid hardship. From the resilience required to care for a special-needs child to unmasking the illusions of prosperity and meaning, their conversation weaves together story, theology, and personal journey. If you’re searching for honest answers about suffering, fulfillment, and hope, this episode is for you.

"You won’t get a big enough paycheck. You won’t get a good enough spouse. That’s how the world is made—on purpose." - Daryl Potter

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About Our Guest:

Daryl Potter is a writer with over three decades of experience in corporate banking, having held diverse roles at one of Canada’s largest banks. He is known for bringing biblical truth to life through engaging stories, seamlessly blending history, theology, and personal memoir. Daryl is the author of both fiction—centered on the ancient Middle East—and nonfiction, including deeply personal explorations of Job and Ecclesiastes. His work is distinguished by its raw honesty, intellectual rigor, and ability to connect ancient wisdom to modern challenges. Daryl’s unique perspective is shaped by his own journey through profound personal trials, making his insights on living well in a broken world both authentic and deeply relatable.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how ancient wisdom from Job and Ecclesiastes offers practical insight for living well in a modern, broken world—through both personal memoir and biblical story.
2. Hear Daryl Potter’s raw and honest journey from rural California to Bay Street banker, including his powerful reflections on family hardship, faith, and meaning.
3. Learn why storytelling (even in banking!) is a crucial leadership skill, and how creating narrative can move people and get results in ways statistics never will.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode

1. Darrell Potter’s Website - darrellpotter.com - Find links to all of Darrell’s books—fiction and nonfiction—including “Something More: Living Well in a Broken World,” and details about his writing and background.
2. Books by Darrell Potter

• Something More: Living Well in a Broken World – A journey through Ecclesiastes, blending memoir and commentary.
• Even the Monsters – A memoir-commentary hybrid exploring the book of Job through personal experience.

Action Steps for Listeners

1. Reflect on Your Storytelling Approach: Try applying narrative techniques in your business presentations, emails, or personal communications. As Darrell and Tim discussed, storytelling isn’t just for writers—it’s a powerful tool for leaders and professionals in any field.
2. Engage with Difficult Biblical Texts or Philosophical Writings: Choose a challenging work, such as Job or Ecclesiastes, and read it alongside a commentary or memoir (like Darrell’s books) to deepen your understanding and relate ancient wisdom to your own experience.
3. Reevaluate Expectations for Fulfillment and Happiness: Spend time journaling or discussing with a friend or mentor where you may have placed unrealistic expectations—whether in career, relationships, or faith. Ask yourself: “Where do I seek ultimate fulfillment, and how would my outlook change if I embraced the lessons of Ecclesiastes or

What if everything you thought you knew about heaven, the end times, and the book of Revelation was up for reconsideration? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders and guest Leo De Siqueira dive deep into the mysteries of Revelation 20-22, exploring topics like the millennium, the binding and release of Satan, and what true reconciliation and restoration mean for humanity and creation. Discover why the common "die and go to heaven" narrative might not actually be in Scripture, and gain fresh hope for the future as Leo challenges us to rethink familiar paradigms. Join us as we unravel prophecy, wrestle with mystery, and focus our eyes on a victorious and redemptive ending. If you’re ready to challenge your assumptions and seek deeper truth, this episode is a must-listen.

"He is Lord. He is King. He is established. There is no such thing as defeat in his economy." - Leo De Siqueira

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About Our Guest:

Leo De Siqueira is an accomplished author and theologian known for his in-depth study of biblical prophecy and eschatology, particularly the Book of Revelation. He is the author of the three-part series on Revelation, including "Revelation: Dawn of Eternity," which offers a fresh perspective grounded in historical context, language, and the teachings of Jesus. Leo’s scholarship is marked by his ability to connect scriptural themes of reconciliation and restoration, and he draws from a broad scriptural corpus to challenge conventional interpretations and offer thoughtful hope-filled insights.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unpack Revelation’s Mysteries: Discover a fresh perspective on Revelation 20-22, including why the popular idea of “dying and going to heaven” isn’t actually found in scripture.
2. Millennial Reign—Now or Future?: Explore a thought-provoking view that challenges mainstream teachings, suggesting we’re currently living in the millennial reign and witnessing Satan’s release.
3. Hopeful Eschatology & Cosmic Restoration: Gain insight into the powerful themes of reconciliation and restoration at the end of Revelation, shifting the focus from fear to hope and renewal.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Book Series by Leo De Siqueira - Leo’s full three-part book series on Revelation is highly recommended for a deeper dive.
2. Revelation, Dawn of Eternity (Part three of Leo's series on Revelation)
3. Seek Go Create Podcast (Past Episodes) - Tim recommends going back to listen to the previous two episodes in this series for full context and understanding.
4. Scriptural References - Multiple references are made to passages such as Revelation 20-22, 1 Corinthians 15, Ezekiel 47, and others for listeners who want to read further.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Read Leo's Books on Revelation: Pick up and study Leo De Siqueira’s "Revelation, Dawn of Eternity," as well as the other books in his Revelation series, to gain a more comprehensive understanding of his interpretations.
2. Reflect on the Ministry of Reconciliation and Restoration: Spend time meditating on the biblical themes of reconciliation and restoration as discussed in the episode. Consider reading scriptural references like 2 Corinthians 5:18-19, Revelation 21-22, and Ezekiel 47 to deepen your insight.
3. Fix Your Focus on Jesus and Hope: Make a conscious effort to focus on the hope and sovereignty of Jesus, as encouraged in the...

Have you ever wondered if the Book of Revelation was meant to be a riddle for today's readers, or if its mysterious symbols actually made perfect sense to the early church? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders welcomes back theologian Leo De Siqueira to unpack the language, history, and meaning behind Revelation’s most puzzling images—like the beast, Babylon, and the infamous 666. Together, they challenge modern assumptions, reveal surprising insights from the Aramaic text, and explore what John’s visions truly meant for his first-century audience. If you’re ready to rethink everything you thought you knew about Revelation, this conversation is for you.

"Heaven and earth becoming one—that is the revelation and the culmination of Christ's victory." - Leo De Siqueira

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About Our Guest:

Leo De Siqueira is a theologian and author renowned for his in-depth, three-part commentary series on the book of Revelation. His scholarship focuses on understanding Revelation within its first-century context, highlighting the significance of the Aramaic language and the victory of Christ. With academic training in Hebrew and Greek, Leo leverages his linguistic expertise to unearth subtle nuances within biblical texts, bringing fresh insight into the prophetic literature. He is recognized for challenging traditional interpretations and promoting a holistic, historically informed approach to Scripture.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how understanding the original Aramaic language and first-century context radically changes the meaning of key themes in Revelation—beyond what most modern interpretations offer.
2. Get myth-busting answers to hot topics like the rapture, 666, the Beast, and the rebuilding of the temple—explained in a way that challenges long-held beliefs with historical and biblical evidence.
3. Explore why the prophetic imagery in Revelation resonated deeply with its first audience, and how those symbols connect to the bigger story of life, death, and hope in the Bible—possibly reshaping your whole perspective.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Leo De Siqueira’s 3-Part Commentary Series on Revelation - Leo references his own three-book series that dives deeply into Revelation from a first-century, Aramaic, and historical context. (Book titles include in part: "Dawn of Eternity.")
2. Bible Translation Software - Leo mentions using Bible translation tools for studying Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic manuscripts to gain greater nuance and understanding.
3. Historical Writings of Josephus - While not discussed in detail, both Leo and Tim reference the historical accounts of Josephus, especially regarding events surrounding 70 AD, making his works a core supplemental resource.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Re-examine Your Understanding of Revelation - Instead of interpreting Revelation strictly through modern lenses or one-verse doctrines, approach it as first-century listeners would by considering language, historical context, and Jewish prophecy.
2. Explore the Historical and Cultural Context - Read Leo De Siqueira’s commentary series or similar resources that incorporate Aramaic texts and first-century Jewish perspectives to broaden your understanding of Revelation’s symbolism and meaning.
3. Dig Deeper into Biblical Languages and History - Use Bible translation software or online courses to explore passages in their original languages (Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic) and...

Have you ever wondered if the Book of Revelation has been misunderstood for generations—or if we’ve been reading it with the wrong lens altogether? In this engaging episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Revelation scholar and author Leo De Siqueira to challenge fear-based interpretations and explore the true context of Revelation. Together, they unpack the clash of covenants, the pivotal events of the first century, and why understanding early church history could transform how you see the Bible's most mysterious book. If you've felt intimidated, confused, or even disillusioned by Revelation, this episode will open your eyes to a hopeful and restorative message hiding in plain sight.

"It's unfair to just dissect a book of the Bible and argue to defend it—there's a huge narrative in play with a lot of mystery." - Leo De Siqueira

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About Our Guest:

Leo De Siqueira is a theologian, linguist, and author recognized for his deep scholarship on the Book of Revelation. Approaching scripture through the lens of Aramaic—the language of Jesus—and situating his interpretations in first-century historical context, Leo uncovers a hopeful and victorious message that challenges traditional, fear-based readings of Revelation. With four books to his name, including a detailed series on Revelation, Leo’s work is extensively researched and footnoted, blending academic rigor with accessibility. His insights offer listeners a fresh perspective grounded in history, original language, and a broad understanding of God’s restorative narrative.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover a Fresh Perspective on Revelation: Leo De Siqueira unpacks the historical and cultural context of the first century, challenging the fear-based interpretations many grew up with and revealing a more hopeful, restorative message.
2. Unravel Overlapping Covenants: Learn about the fascinating 40-year period when both the Mosaic and New Covenants were active—an insight that completely reshapes how we understand biblical prophecy and the New Testament’s urgency.
3. Get Real Answers with Historical Evidence: The episode dives deep into overlooked historical facts, including firsthand accounts (like Josephus) of the destruction of Jerusalem, and connects them to prophecies—raising new questions about what Revelation really meant to its original audience.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Sure! Here are the resources and action steps mentioned during this episode of Seek Go Create with Leo De Siqueira:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Books by Leo De Siqueira: Specifically, “Revelation: Dawn of This Age” (the first book in his Revelation series). Tim also refers to Leo’s other books that explore early church history and the historical context of Revelation.
2. Book: "Rethinking the Dates of the New Testament" by Jonathan Bernier: This book is directly mentioned as a valuable resource for understanding the early dating of New Testament writings and is recommended by both Leo and Tim.
3. Writings of Early Church Historians & Fathers

• Josephus' historical accounts (especially surrounding the events of AD 70),
• Eusebius' "Church Histories"
• General encouragement to look at early church fathers (disciples of the disciples) for a clearer message on early Christianity.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Reframe How You Approach Revelation: Start...

Have you ever wondered why the Bible sometimes just doesn’t seem to make sense? In this special bonus episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders pulls back the curtain on his recent five-part series, confronting confusion, clarifying key teachings, and addressing the strong reactions his insights have sparked on social media. Join Tim as he revisits what he might have gotten wrong, tackles common misconceptions—especially about end times and rapture theology—and explains why context is crucial for understanding scripture. If you’re ready to dig deeper, challenge assumptions, and pursue biblical truth with humility, this episode is for you.

"Don’t be afraid to question, to wrestle, to unlearn. That’s how we grow." - Tim Winders

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Reasons to Listen:

1. Real-Time Clarifications & Honest Reflection: Host Tim Winders dives into questions and feedback from listeners, openly addresses potential mistakes, and offers clarifications on key biblical concepts—a rare, transparent look into how spiritual understanding evolves.
2. Context is Everything: This episode reveals why reading the Bible in its historical context, especially around the Old and New Covenant overlap, changes how everything “makes sense”—challenging assumptions that many never question.
3. Inside the Social Media Firestorm: Tim shares wild responses from his social media posts (including heated rapture debates, support messages, and even accusations of heresy), giving you an unfiltered peek into the real-life reactions sparked by re-examining longstanding theology.

Key Lessons:

1. Humility in Teaching and Learning - Tim emphasizes the importance of humility, acknowledging that it’s powerful for teachers and leaders to say, "I may have messed up." The episode models openness to correction, growth, and the willingness to revisit and clarify complex topics.
2. Understanding Context Is Critical - A recurring theme is the necessity of reading the Bible—especially the Old and New Testaments—in their proper historical and cultural contexts. Tim shares that much confusion and doctrinal disagreement comes from taking verses or teachings out of context.
3. Transition Between Old and New Covenants - Tim clarifies the nuanced overlap between the Old and New Covenants, underscoring that while Jesus fulfilled the Old Covenant at the cross, the physical temple system remained until AD 70. This period of transition is key to understanding New Testament writings and early church tensions.
4. Confronting Fear-Based Theology - The episode calls out the dangers of fear-based interpretations like rapture theology, highlighting how such doctrines can create anxiety and misunderstanding. Instead, Tim advocates for a faith rooted in peace, confidence in Christ’s finished work, and healthy dialogue—even when facing opposition or criticism.
5. Christ Is Enough—Resting in Reconciliation - Drawing on Paul’s letter to the Colossians, Tim drives home the message that Christ is all and in all, and that everything is being reconciled through Him. This foundational truth invites listeners to let go of fear, rest in God’s grace, and focus on living out the kingdom with peace and hope.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

01:37 Clarifications and Reflections

02:27 Recording Process and AI Assistance

04:15 Episode-by-Episode Breakdown

16:27 Social Media Reactions and Discussions

21:25 Controversial Teachings and Criticisms

22:16 Scripture Dumping and Misinterpretations

23:05 Accusations and Contradictions

24:13 Historical...

What if everything you’ve heard about the “end times” is based on a misunderstanding—and the prophecies of Jesus, Paul, and John were actually fulfilled long ago? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders challenges popular beliefs about Revelation, the rapture, and the end of the world, offering a fresh perspective rooted in history and scripture. If you’ve ever wrestled with fear or confusion about the Bible’s most controversial prophecies, tune in to discover how letting go of doom-and-gloom interpretations can open the door to living confidently in the Kingdom—right now.

"We are here expanding and building the kingdom of God, not waiting for an escape." - Tim Winders

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Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover a Bold New Perspective: The episode challenges the traditional view of end times and offers a thought-provoking historical context that might radically shift how you read Revelation and New Testament prophecy.
2. Find Freedom from Fear: If you've ever felt anxiety or confusion about the future, you'll learn how reframing "end times" prophecies can replace dread with confidence and purpose for living in the kingdom now.
3. Uncover Hidden Layers in Scripture: Tim explores how understanding the first-century audience and their context can unlock fresh meaning in the Bible—potentially changing the way you see your own faith journey.

Key Lessons:

1. The “End Times” Already Happened - Tim challenges the common belief that the end times prophecies in the New Testament refer to our future. Instead, he presents compelling evidence that these prophecies referred to events that occurred within a generation of Jesus’ life, specifically culminating in the destruction of Jerusalem and the temple in A.D. 70.
2. Fear-Based End Times Teachings Are Misguided - A lot of spiritual panic and fear in modern Christianity is rooted in sensationalized teachings and media around rapture and apocalypse. Tim argues that much of this stems from a misunderstanding of scripture and a misapplication of historical context.
3. Understanding Audience and Context Matters - The messages found in the New Testament were directed to audiences living at that time. Misreading those messages as if they were written directly for us today distorts the original meaning and intent, leading to confusion about the Bible’s message.
4. We Now Live in God’s Kingdom - According to Tim, the destruction of the temple marked the end of the Old Covenant and the full arrival of the New Covenant. Christians are called to operate as citizens in God’s kingdom now, focusing on restoration, presence, and partnership with Christ rather than survival or escapism.
5. The Bible’s Message Is Hope, Not Doom - The narrative of scripture is ultimately about God’s fulfillment, restoration, and the invitation to live abundantly in His kingdom. Rather than fearing a coming apocalypse, believers are encouraged to focus on expanding the kingdom and abiding in Christ here and now.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Introduction: Rethinking the End Times

01:04 Controversial Conversations in Christianity

03:07 Debunking Modern Misconceptions

06:53 Historical Context of Biblical Prophecies

09:54 Revelation: Past Fulfillment and Future Hope

20:41 Living in the Kingdom of God Today

28:55 Personal Journey and Future Projects

33:01 Conclusion: Embracing the Kingdom

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Have you ever wondered if the Bible was actually written to you—or just for you? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders unpacks why understanding the original audience and first-century context of the New Testament is crucial for truly grasping its message. Dive into the cultural backdrop, real-life tensions, and urgent challenges faced by early believers, and discover how this perspective can transform your faith and bring scripture to life in powerful new ways. If you’ve ever felt confused or disconnected from what you read in the Bible, this eye-opening episode is one you don’t want to miss.

"If we ignore who the Bible was originally written to, we risk twisting what it actually means." - Tim Winders

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Reasons To Listen:

1. Unlock the Bible’s Original Context: Discover why understanding who the Bible was originally written to in the first century completely changes its meaning—and how misreading this can lead to distorted theology.
2. Expose Common Misinterpretations: Learn how applying ancient scriptures directly to modern life—especially politics and culture—can result in confusion, fear, and even push people away from the message of Jesus.
3. Rediscover the Kingdom of God: Find out why the “Kingdom of God”—mentioned over a hundred times in the New Testament—is not a side topic, but the central theme often missed in Christian teaching today.

Key Lessons:

1. Understanding Biblical Context Is Essential - The Bible was written for us, but not to us. It’s crucial to recognize that the original audience lived in a different time, place, and culture. When we ignore that, we risk misinterpreting or misapplying Scripture.
2. Audience Matters More Than You Think - Every book, letter, and passage had a specific audience facing real issues of their day. Learning who these people were and what they were experiencing helps us better understand the true message behind the text.
3. Most New Testament Writings Happened Within a Narrow Timeline - The bulk of the New Testament was written between AD 45 and AD 70, a period of massive change and tension for the early followers of Jesus—especially as the Old Covenant faded and the New Covenant took hold.
4. Misapplying Scripture Causes Confusion and Harm - Trying to directly apply first-century issues or warnings to modern politics or culture leads to shallow, sometimes damaging theology. Instead, we should seek to understand principles that transcend time, not force-fit ancient texts into today’s headlines.
5. The Kingdom of God Is the Core Message - The Kingdom isn’t a side topic—it’s central to Jesus’ teachings and to the mission of the early church. Recognizing this helps us connect all the threads of the New Testament in a powerful, life-giving way.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Introduction: Rethinking the Bible's Audience

00:59 The Problem with Modern Bible Interpretation

02:13 Understanding the First Century Context

03:12 My Journey with Biblical Context

07:30 The Importance of Audience in Interpretation

09:10 Misapplications and Their Consequences

13:53 The Timeline of the New Testament

17:47 The Significance of AD 70

25:08 The Kingdom of God: The Core Message

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Have you ever felt confused or overwhelmed trying to make sense of the Bible, as if you walked into a movie halfway through and missed the bigger picture? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders shares the eye-opening story of his personal journey to understand the Bible as a cohesive narrative, not just a collection of isolated verses. Discover why the chapters aren’t in chronological order, the pitfalls of pulling scripture out of context, and how seeing the Bible as a story can shift your entire perspective. If you’re ready to rethink how you read the Bible and want practical insight into making it all make sense, this episode is for you.

"Taking personal responsibility for getting to know and understand the Bible yourself is crucial—don’t just take someone else’s word for it." - Tim Winders

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Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover the Story Behind the Bible - Learn why reading the Bible as a story—with a beginning, middle, and end—can totally change your understanding, especially since most of us have been taught to read it out of order.
2. Challenge Your Preconceptions - Hear why unlearning old beliefs, questioning popular interpretations, and digging into the context for yourself might lead to “aha” moments you never expected.
3. Unlock Hidden Context & Clarity - Find out how reading the Bible chronologically and understanding the original audience and timelines can help clear up confusion and contradictions that many struggle with.

Key Lessons:

1. The Bible Is a Story, Not Just a Collection of Quotes or Rules - Many people approach the Bible as a manual or a series of isolated verses, but understanding it as a continuous, interconnected story with a beginning, middle, and end gives everything deeper meaning and context.
2. Context and Chronological Order Matter - The books and chapters of the Bible aren’t arranged in the order the events actually happened, which can cause confusion. Reading the Bible chronologically—especially the Old Testament—helps the bigger story fall into place and prevents misinterpretation.
3. Personal Responsibility in Understanding - It’s easy to rely on pastors, preachers, or tradition to explain scripture, but it’s our responsibility to study and wrestle with the Bible ourselves. Taking the time for personal study and reflection, even alone, is crucial for genuine understanding.
4. Misusing Scripture Leads to Confusion and Contradiction - Pulling verses out of context or order can cause us to twist their meaning and fuel confusion or even division. When we read the Bible as a narrative and understand its historical and cultural backdrop, seeming contradictions usually disappear.
5. The Central Theme: God’s Kingdom and Restoration - Rather than focusing solely on “getting to heaven,” the overarching theme of the Bible is about God establishing, losing, and restoring His kingdom—bringing humanity back into relationship with Him.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Introduction: Understanding the Bible as a Story

00:33 Personal Journey: Unlearning and Relearning

02:28 The Matrix Analogy: Seeing Beyond the Surface

03:44 The Bible as a Chronological Story

06:02 The Importance of Personal Study

08:43 Challenges of Reading the Bible Out of Order

21:41 The Kingdom of God: Central Theme of the Bible

29:27 Conclusion: Embracing the Story

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Have you ever felt like the Bible just doesn’t make sense, no matter how many sermons you’ve heard or scriptures you’ve read? In this eye-opening episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders invites you to “choose the red pill” and step outside the matrix of tradition to truly understand the Bible. Tim shares his personal journey of deconstructing decades of doctrine, challenging deeply ingrained beliefs, and finding new clarity by studying scripture in historical context. If you’re ready to question what you’ve always been taught and discover a fresh perspective on faith, this episode is your invitation to dig deeper.

"Sometimes the greatest act of faith is to let go of our answers so that we can hear God." - Tim Winders

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Reasons to Listen:

1. Unpack the Matrix Analogy: This episode draws compelling parallels between understanding the Bible and stepping outside "the Matrix," urging listeners to question long-held beliefs and discover deeper truths.
2. Explore Deconstruction in Faith: Tim shares his personal journey through Bible school and beyond, revealing why "deconstructing" religious doctrine is not about destruction, but about seeking authentic understanding.
3. Unlock New Ways to Read the Bible: Learn why reading the Bible in chronological and historical context can radically change your perspective, making once-confusing passages suddenly make sense.

Key Lessons:

1. Deconstruction is Growth, Not Destruction - Deconstructing faith doesn’t have to be a negative process—it’s about asking questions, letting go of handed-down beliefs, and seeking truth for ourselves. This is a journey of digging deeper and stepping outside of traditional paradigms to truly understand the Bible.
2. Context is Everything - Understanding who wrote the Bible, when, and to whom it was addressed is essential. Reading Scripture in historical and chronological order can unlock powerful insights and clarify confusing passages that may otherwise seem out of place.
3. Beware of Fitting Scripture to Personal Beliefs - There’s a real temptation to use the Bible to justify our own political, cultural, or religious positions. Tim encourages listeners to let Scripture guide our beliefs instead of molding Scripture to fit our preferences or social dogmas.
4. Slowing Down Allows Spiritual Clarity - Distraction is the enemy of understanding. Taking intentional time to slow down, pause, and reflect can clear away mental clutter and help us approach the Bible with fresh eyes and a surrendered heart.
5. Learning Means Unlearning - Genuine progress often involves admitting what we don’t know—and even unlearning what we thought we understood. It can feel unsettling, but it’s freeing and necessary for deeper transformation and spiritual maturity.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Introduction and Episode Overview

00:35 Deconstructing Doctrines and Beliefs

03:31 Personal Journey and Background

06:30 Deep Study and New Insights

09:01 Reading the Bible in Context

10:36 Challenges with Modern Interpretations

15:50 The Importance of Unlearning

28:44 Conclusion and Next Steps

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Have you ever wondered why the Bible doesn’t always make sense, even after years of reading or attending church? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders kicks off a five-part series exploring the real story behind the pages of scripture, and why true understanding requires more than just effort or hustle. Drawing inspiration from C.S. Lewis, Bono, and his own life journey, Tim invites you to discover what it means to move from striving and performance to genuine peace and transformation. If you've ever felt stuck or confused in your faith, this conversation will give you fresh courage to explore what might be missing—hint: it’s not “trying harder.”

"What if the thing you're missing isn't more effort, but just having more peace?" - Tim Winders

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Reasons to Listen:

1. Explore Why the Bible Often Feels Confusing: Tim Winders shares his own journey of struggling to understand the Bible, even after decades in church, offering fresh insights into why scripture sometimes doesn’t make sense—and what to do about it.
2. Discover the Life-Changing Concept of the “New Man”: Drawing inspiration from C.S. Lewis and a recent interview with Bono, this episode digs into powerful ideas about identity, transformation, and finding true peace rather than endless hustle.
3. Get a Candid Look at Faith “Unlearning”: Tim opens up about losing everything, walking away from hustle culture, and the process of unlearning religious habits to finally discover what the Bible’s story is really all about—paving the way for listeners to reflect on their own spiritual journey.

Key Lessons:

1. Striving vs. Abiding - Tim shares his personal journey from living in “hustle culture”—believing success comes only through striving and effort—to discovering the power of peace and abiding. Sometimes, what we’re missing in life and faith isn’t more effort, but a deeper sense of peace.
2. Identity Over Performance - A recurring theme is the difference between basing your value on performance versus identity in Christ. Tim highlights that many of us, even in spiritual pursuits, get caught up in proving ourselves, when the biblical message is really about transformation—becoming a new creation rather than simply improving the old self.
3. Unlearning in Order to Re-Learn - Despite decades of church involvement and biblical study, Tim realized he didn’t fully grasp the Bible’s overarching story. Real growth began when he allowed himself to unlearn surface-level interpretations and prosperity-focused readings, creating space to rediscover the true narrative of scripture.
4. The “New Man” Concept - Drawing inspiration from C.S. Lewis’s “Mere Christianity” (specifically the concept of the “New Man”), Tim explores the idea that genuine transformation in Christ isn’t about minor self-improvement, but becoming a whole new version of ourselves—calm, secure, and truly at peace.
5. Scripture Should Lead to Peace, Not Pressure - Tim emphasizes that misunderstanding our identity leads to faith feeling like pressure and obligation. When we really understand who we are in Christ, scripture becomes a source of peace, not stress—and the Bible’s story shifts from being a book of rules to an invitation to personal and spiritual transformation.

Episode Highlights:

00:00 Introduction to the Series

00:24 The Journey of Understanding the Bible

03:04 Setting the Stage: Location and Setup

04:41 Personal Journey and Struggles

05:24 The Turning Point: Bono and C.S. Lewis

11:33 The Concept of the New Man

24:25 Contrasting the Old and New...

Have you ever wondered what it takes to move from the pulpit to publishing—or how faith can inspire the craft of writing? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Will Parker Anderson, senior editor, pastor, and founder of the Writer Circle, to unpack the mysteries of calling, creativity, and the journey from ministry to editing bestselling Christian books. Will shares honest insights on embracing God’s will through career transitions, the audacity and humility required to write for an audience, and how storytelling can become a powerful tool for impact. If you’re an aspiring writer, a creative leader, or simply curious about finding purpose in unexpected places, this conversation is for you.

"A book cannot create a love for writing, but a love for writing can create a book." - Will Parker Anderson

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About Our Guest:

Will Parker Anderson is a senior editor at Waterbrook and Multnomah, imprints of Penguin Random House, where he has played a key role in shaping impactful, Christ-centered books. With over a decade of experience as a pastor in various leadership roles, Will brings a unique blend of spiritual insight, editorial expertise, and a passion for storytelling. He is also the founder of the Writer Circle, a thriving community and podcast that equips nonfiction writers to develop their craft and publish with purpose. Will’s extensive background in ministry, publishing, and coaching makes him a trusted guide for authors seeking to tell meaningful stories that resonate and inspire.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how Will Parker Anderson made the leap from full-time pastor to senior book editor at a major Christian publishing house, and the surprising insights he gained about calling and vocation.
2. Get an inside look at how successful nonfiction books are crafted—including what makes writing truly resonate and the delicate balance editors strike between confidence, humility, and storytelling.
3. Hear candid thoughts on faith and creativity in the age of AI, as Will unpacks the ethical and practical dilemmas writers face with new technology—and what that means for aspiring Christian authors today.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Absolutely! Here are the resources mentioned and action steps you can take based on this episode with Will Parker Anderson on Seek Go Create:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Writer Circle (Newsletter & Podcast): Will’s newsletter and podcast are designed to equip and inspire nonfiction writers, providing tips and insights about writing and publishing. – Writer Circle Website
2. “Adorning the Dark” by Andrew Peterson: Will references Andrew Peterson’s book which explores faith, creativity, and the audacity required to create for others.
3. The Chosen (TV Series) Curriculum: Will shared about creating Gen Z curriculum for "The Chosen", the popular TV series about the life of Jesus.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Subscribe to Writer Circle: If you’re an aspiring or current writer, sign up for Will Parker Anderson’s weekly writing tips newsletter at Writer Circle and consider tuning in to his podcast for behind-the-scenes looks at publishing and craft.
2. Build Your Writing “Muscle” with Short Form: Before tackling a book, challenge yourself to write a few short-form pieces (like articles or blog posts/newsletters) and share them with friends for feedback. This practice will help you...

What do a CIA officer and the Apostle Paul have in common? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Jeffrey Sanow, a former senior intelligence officer whose adventures took him across the globe—including over 100 missions to Syria, along the storied road to Damascus. Discover how deep faith, leadership under pressure, and a passion for adventure shaped Jeffrey’s extraordinary journey from a small-town Ohio farm to the heart of international intelligence. Tune in to hear powerful stories about real-life transformation, the value of cultural respect, and the courage it takes to follow your calling—no matter where it leads. This is a conversation that will both inspire and challenge the way you think about adventure, purpose, and conviction.

"Whatever your adventure is, let loose the dogs of adventure and chase it." - Jeffrey Sanow

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About Our Guest:

Jeffrey Sanow is a former senior intelligence officer with the CIA, where he undertook over 100 missions to Syria and built a distinguished career spanning multiple continents. With deep operational experience in complex, high-stakes environments, he has lived and worked in more than ten countries, including extensive roles across North Africa, the Middle East, and Asia. Jeffrey brings a unique blend of international business acumen, Peace Corps service, leadership expertise, and a rich spiritual perspective. He is the author of "Humint for Humanity," a book that explores the human side of intelligence and global engagement, offering readers rare insights into integrity, courageous decision-making, and the transforming power of adventure.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unique Insights from a Former CIA Officer: Discover rarely-heard stories and perspectives from Jeffrey Sanow’s 100+ missions in Syria, and his experiences living and working in over 30 countries around the world.
2. Adventure, Faith, and Transformation: Hear how deep personal faith, leadership under pressure, and real-world adventure intersect, including Sanow’s reflections on walking the biblical road to Damascus and how it impacted his worldview.
3. Practical Lessons on Culture and Connection: Gain valuable advice on building respect and understanding across cultures, the power of learning local languages, and the importance of chasing one’s own adventure—wherever it may lead.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. Humint for Humanity: A Journey Into the World Less Traveled by Jeffrey Sanow: Purchase at Amazon
2. Jeffrey Sanow’s Website: Connect, read reviews, and learn more about his work and experiences - jeffreyssanow.com
3. The Peace Corps: Organization discussed as a valuable path for adventure, service, and growth - peacecorps.gov

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Pursue Adventure, Big or Small: Take Jeffrey's advice to “let loose the dogs of adventure.” Whether it's traveling somewhere new, embracing a fresh project, or simply approaching daily routines with a spirit of curiosity, make adventure an intentional part of life.
2. Show Cultural Respect by...

What if leading through change didn’t have to feel like chaos, but could be an opportunity for personal and organizational growth? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Brad Englert—former Chief Information Officer at the University of Texas at Austin and author of Spheres of Influence—to discuss the secrets behind authentic business relationships, navigating generational differences in the workplace, and how faith and humility shape powerful leaders. Whether you’re an aspiring leader, a seasoned executive, or simply searching for ways to make a bigger impact in your organization, Brad’s hard-earned wisdom and real-world stories will inspire and challenge you. Listen in as they explore how investing in relationships can transform the way you lead and thrive in complex environments.

"'You don’t build a house without a blueprint. You don’t write a program without a design. Invest in planning and relationships the same way." - Brad Englert

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About Our Guest:

Brad Englert is an accomplished author, advisor, and former Chief Information Officer at the University of Texas at Austin. With over 40 years of leadership experience spanning Accenture and higher education, Brad specializes in guiding large-scale organizational transformation, strategic planning, and mission alignment. He is known for his expertise in building authentic business relationships and mentoring the next generation of leaders. Brad’s insights have been shaped by decades of hands-on experience leading high-impact teams and driving innovation in complex environments.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Insider Lessons on Leading Change: Hear former University of Texas CIO Brad Englert’s first-hand stories about managing large-scale transformation and building authentic relationships in organizations as big as UT—offering strategies you won’t find in a textbook.
2. Real-World Advice for Building Influential Relationships: Discover why “networking” isn’t enough, and get actionable tips on creating and nurturing meaningful, mutually beneficial business connections that can drive your career forward.
3. Unfiltered Perspective on Leadership Across Generations: Gain rare insight into navigating generational differences, communicating through challenges, and how humility and faith quietly anchor Brad’s decades of leadership—from mid-level management all the way to the C-suite.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Spheres of Influence: How to Create and Nurture Authentic Business Relationships: Brad Englert’s book, featured prominently in the discussion, serves as a practical guide for leadership and relationship-building in complex environments. Available on Amazon and via Brad Englert’s website.
2. Brad Englert’s Website - For a free sample of the book, more information, and to connect with Brad directly, visit: www.bradenglert.com/seekgocreate (customized link for Seek Go Create listeners).
3. Workshops by Brad Englert - Brad offers workshops on leadership, influence, and relationship-building, which he mentions as an extension of his book and mentorship.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Invest in Authentic Relationships, Not Just Networking - Prioritize building genuine, mutually beneficial relationships over transactional networking. Take time to understand people’s goals and find ways to support...

What if the people in your life aren't problems to solve, but opportunities to truly know and enjoy? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Will Acuff—cofounder of Corner to Corner and author of No Elevator to Everest—to explore how resilience, faith, and purposeful leadership can help you find joy even in life's toughest challenges. Will opens up about parenthood, navigating disability, redefining success, and building thriving communities. If you’re looking for real talk about intentional living, embracing your calling, and finding peace in the midst of struggle, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.

"The people in our life are not problems to solve, but they're people to know and enjoy." - Will Acuff

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About Our Guest:

Will Acuff is the co-founder of Corner to Corner, a Nashville-based nonprofit dedicated to fostering economic development and supporting underestimated entrepreneurs. With a background in nonprofit leadership, software development, and a heart for community transformation, Will has guided Corner to Corner in launching over 1,600 entrepreneurs and generating millions in neighborhood economic impact. He is also the author of No Elevator to Everest, where he shares his personal journey through challenges, faith, and the pursuit of joy, emphasizing intentional leadership and spirit-led self-awareness. Will’s story is marked by resilience, entrepreneurial vision, and a deep commitment to building purpose-driven community initiatives.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how Will Acuff, cofounder of the Nashville nonprofit Corner to Corner, blends faith, entrepreneurship, and community to empower underestimated entrepreneurs—uncovering insights you can apply whether you lead a business or serve in ministry.
2. Hear a raw and honest discussion about navigating family challenges, including disability and mental health, and how radical self-awareness and intentional practices can lead to deeper joy and resilience.
3. Explore practical, spirit-led techniques for shifting from survival mode to a purpose-driven, thriving life—and find out how deep breaths and daily stillness can truly reshape your leadership and relationships.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. No Elevator to Everest – Will Acuff’s book, No Elevator to Everest: Shift from Survive to Thrive Through Spirit Led Self Awareness, is discussed in detail. It includes practical tools and stories for cultivating joy and navigating challenges. Available on Amazon and at local bookstores.
2. No Elevator to Everest Website – For more resources, to sign up for Will’s Substack or get a free guide on his practices: noelevatortoeverest.com
3. Corner to Corner (Nonprofit Organization) – The Nashville-based nonprofit cofounded by Will Acuff, focused on economic development and supporting underestimated entrepreneurs. Learn more or get involved at Corner to Corner (website mentioned contextually even if not listed out loud on air).

Action Steps:

1. Practice Daily Stillness – Will emphasizes the importance of starting each day with intentional stillness, reflection, and breathing to activate self-awareness. Try setting aside 10 minutes daily, before engaging with others, to reflect on your

What if winning at work didn’t have to mean losing at home? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Cory Carlson, former executive turned coach, author, and founder of the Rise community, to explore the powerful connection between faith, identity, and true success. Discover the hard-earned lessons Cory learned from burnout, striving, and redefining purpose—and get practical insights on leading authentically in business while thriving at home. If you’ve ever wondered how to align your ambition with your values and make an impact that lasts, this conversation will challenge and inspire you.

"Fear and faith have one thing in common, and it's the future. Fear thinks the future is bad. Faith thinks the future is good." - Cory Carlson

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About Our Guest:

Cory Carlson is a former corporate executive turned leadership coach, speaker, and author. With a background in civil engineering and years of experience leading teams in the construction and technical products industry, Cory now empowers leaders through his coaching practice and as the founder of Rise, a faith-driven community helping men integrate purpose, family, and business. He’s the author of Win at Home First and Rise and Go, books that equip leaders to thrive both professionally and personally. Cory is recognized for his practical, faith-based approach to leadership and his proven ability to help high performers find true alignment between work, family, and their deeper calling.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover how faith and leadership can fuel both personal and professional success, as Cory Carlson shares practical frameworks (like the “five capitals”) and his journey from corporate executive to purpose-driven coach.
2. Hear honest, relatable stories about overcoming burnout, shifting from fear to faith, and finding identity beyond work achievement—including a powerful moment when Cory learned his church paid his family’s mortgage during a crisis.
3. Gain actionable tips on building a balanced, impactful life at home and work, including insights into powerful habits, community-building, and how to “rise and go” when life knocks you down.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Cory Carlson’s Website: corymcarlson.com - Find Cory’s blog, podcast, books, and information on coaching and the Rise community.
2. Books by Cory Carlson: Win at Home First (also available on Audible) & Rise and Go
3. Daily Wisdom for Men Devotional - Published by Jimmy Page and Dan Britton, this devotional was specifically mentioned as a valuable resource for men and families. (Available online and referenced during the podcast.)

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Clarify Your Identity and Priorities - Reflect on where you’re placing your identity—work, family, or faith—and consider Cory’s framework of the “five capitals” (spiritual, relational, physical, intellectual, financial) to recalibrate your life’s priorities.
2. Cultivate Community and Accountability - Seek out or join a supportive community (like the Rise Community, men’s groups, or similar), rather...

What does it really take to lead with vision in a world overflowing with distractions? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Dr. Dave Jones—former pro hockey player, elite performance coach, sport psychologist, and founder of M is Good—to explore the link between mental toughness, authentic identity, and purposeful leadership. Discover how the R7 Vision Framework can help you find clarity, build resilience, and align your mission with lasting impact. Whether you’re an athlete, leader, or anyone hungry for deeper purpose, this conversation will challenge and inspire you to plan, act, and truly win where it matters most.

"Plan to win: when you start writing stuff down and thinking about things, it just speaks to you."

— Dr. Dave Jones

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About Our Guest:

Dr. Dave Jones is a renowned coach and consultant specializing in mental performance for elite athletes, executives, and ministry leaders. With a doctorate in sport and performance psychology, Dr. Jones draws on his experience as a former professional hockey player in Europe and his extensive career coaching high achievers. He is the founder of M is Good, a marketing agency focused on Kingdom Purpose, creator of the R7 Vision Framework for mission-driven leadership, and author of "Vision Wins: Seven Strategies for Mental Toughness in Life and Sports." Dr. Jones is also the host of the R7 Podcast, where he equips leaders to align vision with eternal impact and excel in spiritual and mental disciplines.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover the R7 Vision Framework: Dr. Dave Jones breaks down his unique model for aligning leadership, mission, and faith—a strategy he’s refined through working with elite athletes, executives, and ministries.
2. Real Talk on Mental Toughness: Hear why mental toughness isn’t just for athletes, and learn actionable ways to plan for success in both business and life—even when pressure and setbacks hit.
3. Identity Beyond Achievement: Explore powerful, personal stories about winning, loss, and finding lasting identity, as Dr. Jones explains the difference between chasing external success and living out purpose with Kingdom impact.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Vision Wins: Seven Strategies for Mental Toughness in Life and Sports – Book by Dr. Dave Jones, mentioned and discussed throughout the episode. Available on Amazon and Kindle Unlimited.
2. M is Good – Dr. Dave Jones’ marketing agency focused on Kingdom Purpose. Website: misgood.com
3. R7 Podcast – Hosted by Dr. Dave Jones, where he shares more about leadership, vision, and performance.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Evaluate Your Identity: Reflect on where you’re placing your identity—is it in achievements, titles, or material things, or is it grounded in something deeper? Consider journaling about who you are beyond what you do.
2. Plan to Win: Take Dr. Dave’s advice—start writing down your goals and plans, even if they aren’t perfect. “If you don’t have a plan, you’re planning to lose.” Creating a vision for your life or work, and focusing on the process over the outcome, helps build mental toughness.
3. Assess Your Mental Toughness: Honestly ask yourself if you perform well under pressure. If not, explore resources like Dr. Dave’s book or...

Have you ever wondered if you can truly blend deep faith, innovation, and business success without compromise? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders sits down with Tamara Jackson, a Fortune 500 leader turned faith-driven entrepreneur, to explore what it really takes to lead with both purpose and excellence—especially when life throws unexpected challenges your way. Hear Tamara’s inspiring journey from corporate boardrooms to entrepreneurship, her honest struggles with trust, stewardship, and decision-making, and how she believes marketplace leaders can become catalysts for lasting change. If you’re seeking a fresh perspective on leadership, calling, or the intersection of faith and business, this conversation is one you can’t miss.

"God has equipped you and called you to make an impact in the world." - Tamara Jackson

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About Our Guest:

Tamara Jackson is a faith-based leadership consultant, visionary founder of Beacon Ship, and CEO of Lead Reviver. With an extensive background in Fortune 500 executive leadership, Tamara specializes in equipping faith-driven leaders to merge purpose and business in the digital age. She is known for her innovative approach, blending corporate expertise, entrepreneurial experience, and a heart for spirit-led transformation to help others reimagine leadership, giving, and engagement. Tamara’s hands-on experience navigating both the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds—combined with her passion for empowering others to steward their talents and wealth purposefully—establishes her as a trusted voice for emerging and established leaders seeking to create meaningful impact.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover the Intersection of Faith and Business: Hear Tamara’s journey of blending spirituality with entrepreneurship, and how her faith impacted major decisions, especially during times of uncertainty like the COVID-19 pandemic.
2. Unpack the Realities of Wealth Transfer: Tamara offers a fresh and personal perspective on inheritance and stewardship, going beyond buzzwords to discuss the challenges, mindset shifts, and unique responsibilities of receiving generational wealth.
3. Actionable Wisdom for Driven Leaders: Whether you’re in corporate or launching your own venture, this episode reveals powerful tools—like her decision-making process and the use of AI for biblical study—that can help you align big ambitions with deeper purpose.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in the Episode:

1. Beacon Ship Podcast - Hosted by Tamara Jackson, this podcast brings on faith-based leaders from both ministry and marketplace to showcase their journeys and help mentor the next generation. Beacon Ship Podcast Website
2. Beacon of Excellence Scorecard - A tool developed by Tamara to help those looking for donors and investors better understand what decision-makers are looking for. It’s available for free on her website and is great for entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders. Beacon of Excellence Scorecard
3. Charlotte Redemptive Entrepreneurship Lab - An organization supporting faith-based entrepreneurs in Charlotte, NC, helping them develop their pitch decks and attract donors and investors.

Action Steps from the Episode:

1. Intentionally Pause Before Making Big Decisions - Tamara emphasized the importance of creating intentional space and slowing down to seek God’s guidance rather than...

What if building true wealth had nothing to do with Wall Street or a traditional 401(k)? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Joey Muré, co-founder of Wealth Without Wall Street, to challenge the status quo of financial freedom. Joey shares how his background in faith and business shaped his radical approach to money, stewardship, and legacy—plus why cash flow (not simply saving) is the real secret to wealth. If you’ve ever wondered how to take control of your financial future and align your money with your values, this conversation is for you!

"It's not about having more money—it's about seeing money as a tool to be abundant with others, within your family, within your community, within your church." - Joey Muré

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About Our Guest:

Joey Muré is the founder and partner at Wealth Without Wall Street, and a leading voice in helping individuals achieve financial freedom outside of traditional investment systems. With more than a decade of experience in the mortgage industry and a strong commitment to faith-driven leadership, Joey blends financial insights with purposeful guidance to empower others to take control of their wealth. Known for his expertise in passive income and stewardship, Joey has built a community and platform dedicated to challenging the status quo, prioritizing impact, integrity, and generosity in both business and life.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover Wealth-Building Beyond Wall Street: Joey Muré breaks down why the traditional savings and 401(k) approach actually holds you back from financial freedom and introduces the concept of taking true ownership over your money.
2. Faith, Stewardship, and Money Myths Debunked: Hear how Joey’s personal journey—and his experience growing up in a faith-based home—shaped his bold perspective on wealth, generosity, and the misunderstood relationship between faith and finances.
3. Real Passive Income Strategies, Unfiltered: Get an inside look at the practical systems Joey uses to generate tens of thousands in monthly passive income—including the pitfalls, the wins, and why authenticity matters more than empty “thought leadership.”

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in This Episode:

1. Wealth Without Wall Street Website & Community - Special listener page: wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/seekgocreate - This page offers access to their community, resources, and direct ways to connect.
2. Book: "Become Your Own Banker" by Nelson Nash - This foundational book introduced the infinite banking concept and inspired much of the Wealth Without Wall Street approach.
3. Wealth Without Wall Street Podcast & YouTube Channel - Regular episodes and interviews on creating financial freedom, passive income, and alternative wealth-building strategies outside of traditional Wall Street approaches.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Assess Your Financial Goals and Cash Flow - Re-evaluate where your money is going each month and whether your current strategy (e.g., 401(k), savings, IRAs) aligns with your goal of achieving financial freedom, not just retirement.
2. Explore Your Investor DNA - Take the Investor DNA Profile at Wealth Without Wall Street to discover which passive income strategy best matches your personality, resources, and...

Are you a leader who’s always taking care of others but rarely making time for yourself? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Benita Williams, the “self care surgeon,” to unpack the root causes of burnout, the burden of constant caregiving, and the transformative power of leading from a place of rest and alignment with God’s purpose. Benita shares her personal journey from performance-based exhaustion to supernatural stewardship, revealing how true self care impacts leadership, identity, and lasting success. Tune in if you’re ready to break free from running on empty—and discover what it means to thrive from the inside out.

"The highest form of faith is rest—willful surrender, not forced by circumstance, but chosen from the heart." - Benita Williams

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About Our Guest:

Benita Williams, known as the "Self Care Surgeon," is a leader in the field of self-care, stewardship, and holistic well-being for executives, entrepreneurs, and caregivers. With over twenty years of experience in nonprofit executive management, Benita brings a deep understanding of leadership, responsibility, and the challenges of burnout. Drawing from her journey as a caregiver and her faith-driven approach, she specializes in guiding high-performers to break free from performance-based exhaustion and align with a restorative, purpose-filled life. Benita empowers leaders to thrive by integrating physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health, making her a sought-after expert for those seeking sustainable success and radical alignment with their true calling.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover a deeper, faith-based definition of self care as Benita Williams, the “self care surgeon,” reveals how true self care is about radical alignment with God—not just spa days and surface-level fixes.
2. Hear Benita’s powerful personal story of burnout, caregiving, and career shakeups, including the life-changing moment when she realized her pattern of performance-based living was unsustainable.
3. Gain practical tools and mindset shifts for leaders, entrepreneurs, and caregivers to move from relentless self-effort into restful stewardship—plus learn the surprisingly simple yet transformative practices she recommends for intentional rest and holistic well-being.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned in this Episode:

1. Benita Williams' Website - benitawilliams.com - Visit Benita’s website to learn more about her coaching, resources, and to schedule an appointment.
2. Spiritual Business Retreats - Benita mentions attending a spiritual business retreat that was pivotal in her journey. While no specific retreat is named, listeners may benefit from seeking out similar faith-based business retreats in their area.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Prioritize Rest and Self-Care - Begin by scheduling intentional periods of rest and reflection throughout your day. Try practices such as Benita’s 90/20 rule: work with focused intent for 90 minutes and then take a 20-minute break to recharge.
2. Assess Alignment in Your Life - Evaluate whether your physical, mental, emotional, social, and spiritual aspects are in harmony. Identify one area that feels out of alignment and brainstorm a small step you can take this week to move closer to balance.
3. Seek Community and Guidance - If you are struggling with burnout or feeling overwhelmed in a leadership or caregiving role, reach out for support. This could be through connecting with a coach like Benita,...

What if your emotions could actually draw you closer to God instead of pulling you off course? In this thought-provoking episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders sits down with Alicia Michelle—Christian life coach, neuro coach, and author of Emotional Confidence. Alicia shares her powerful personal story of burnout and recovery, revealing how a life-altering health crisis forced her to reconsider everything she believed about emotional resilience, faith, and rest. Discover practical, faith-centered tools to manage your emotions, break free from perfectionism, and find true peace. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or searching for deeper purpose, this conversation will leave you feeling inspired and equipped.

""Acknowledge, discern, and decide—three simple things you can do to manage your emotions." - Alicia Michelle

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About Our Guest:

Alicia Michelle is a respected Christian life coach, neuro coach, author, and host of the podcast "The Christian Mindset Coach." She specializes in combining biblical truth with brain science to help individuals manage their emotions, overcome anxiety, and build emotional resilience rooted in faith. With ICF certification—the gold standard in coaching—Alicia brings professional expertise and personal experience, having navigated her own journey through severe health challenges and emotional overwhelm. Her latest book, "Emotional Confidence," and her Emotional Confidence Club membership provide practical, science-backed tools for anyone seeking peace, purpose, and authentic connection with God.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover practical tools from Alicia Michelle—a Christian life coach and neuro coach—on how to manage your emotions using both science and scripture.
2. Hear a candid story about Alicia’s life-altering health crisis and how it radically shifted her mindset, offering powerful lessons for anyone feeling overwhelmed or “stuck.”
3. Learn about the unique ADD method (Acknowledge, Discern, Decide) that Alicia teaches for processing difficult emotions and strengthening emotional resilience grounded in faith.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. AliciaMichelle.com - Alicia’s main website where you can learn more about her coaching services, membership (Emotional Confidence Club), and other resources.
2. Book: "Emotional Confidence: 3 Simple Steps to Manage Emotions with Science and Scripture" - Alicia’s book that shares her ADD (Acknowledge, Discern, Decide) method to help manage emotions with practical steps grounded in science and scripture.
3. Podcast: The Christian Mindset Coach - Hosted by Alicia Michelle, this podcast dives deeper into mindset, faith, and emotional tools for Christian living.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Journal Regularly or Try Morning Pages: Set aside time a few mornings each week to write freely for 10 minutes or fill 2–3 pages. This can help you process your thoughts and bring clarity to underlying emotions.
2. Schedule Daily Rest and Connection with God: Create intentional daily rhythms for rest, prayer, or quiet time—whether it’s a 25-minute timer outside, or a few moments of stillness. Use this space to check in emotionally and spiritually, as discussed in the episode.
3. Implement the

Are you ready to revolutionize your approach to wealth and financial freedom? Dive into today's episode of Seek Go Create, where host Tim Winders talks with M.C. Laubscher, a renowned expert in unconventional financial strategies. Discover the power of becoming your own bank and how alternative investing can pave a path to generational wealth. M.C. shares insights from his own journey, revealing truths about global economic shifts and strategies that the wealthiest families use. Whether you're an aspiring business owner or just starting your financial journey, this episode offers the insights you need to secure a lasting legacy. Tune in and discover how to create financial abundance against all odds!

"The opportunities in the US are unmatched. There's nothing stopping you if you apply yourself and work your butt off." - M.C. Laubscher

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About Our Guest:

M.C. Laubscher is an expert in alternative wealth strategies and asset investing. He is the visionary founder of Producers Wealth, where he assists business owners nationwide in crafting sophisticated financial plans. With a focus on creating financial freedom and securing lasting legacies for families, M.C. brings a disciplined approach to wealth building, emphasizing sustainable and multi-generational wealth through proven systems. He is also the host of the popular Cash Flow Ninja podcast, which is listened to in over 180 countries and was recognized by Entrepreneur Magazine. M.C.'s deep understanding of economics, history, and financial systems further establishes his credibility as a leading figure in financial strategy and investment.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unpacking Alternative Strategies: Learn from MC Laubscher, an expert in alternative wealth strategies, as he discusses how unconventional financial tactics can revolutionize your wealth-building journey. Discover the systems that can secure a lasting legacy for your family beyond just chasing quick riches.
2. Insightful Anecdotes on Global Perspectives: MC shares engaging stories from his upbringing in South Africa and how they shaped his views on freedom and opportunity. This unique perspective sheds light on how understanding global dynamics can influence personal and financial growth.
3. Overcoming Financial Complexity: Gain practical advice on managing personal finances amidst confusing and overwhelming information. MC emphasizes simple, actionable steps that can start you on a path to financial independence, irrespective of your starting point.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:Resources

1. Book: Get Wealthy for Sure: The Number One Financial Strategy for Business Owners to Multiply Wealth Predictably - This book by M.C. Laubscher offers insights into using whole life insurance policies for wealth creation and features strategies used by prominent legacy families like the Rockefellers.
2. Podcast: Cash Flow Ninja - Hosted by M.C. Laubscher, this podcast explores a wide range of cash flow investment niches and strategies. It's a great resource for learning about diverse investment opportunities and financial insights.
3. Website: Get Wealthy For Sure - Visit this site to get a free copy of M.C. Laubscher's book by paying for shipping and handling. It also offers videos for deeper dives into strategy.

Action Steps

1. Spend...

Are you ready to unleash the incredible freedom of letting go of what's holding you back? In this episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders is joined by Sarah Mueller, founder of the Decluttering Club, to explore how letting go of physical and mental clutter can transform your life. Discover Sarah's impactful strategies that have helped thousands simplify their lives, embrace what's truly important, and find peace without the overwhelm. Whether you're looking to tidy up your home or clear the mental fog, this conversation dives deep into achieving "less stuff and more life." Tune in and start decluttering your way to a more focused, joyful existence.

"Physical clutter is always intertwined with what's going on inside our heads." - Sarah Mueller

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About Our Guest:

Sarah Mueller is a dynamic entrepreneur and founder of the Decluttering Club, a thriving community dedicated to helping individuals transform their lives by simplifying their spaces. With a background in business from the prestigious Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and extensive experience in corporate and entrepreneurial ventures, Sarah has honed her expertise in decluttering, psychology, and marketing. She has successfully guided thousands in overcoming clutter-related challenges, empowering them to focus on what truly matters. Sarah's unique approach combines practical strategies with a deep understanding of mindset, making her a sought-after speaker and coach in the realm of decluttering and organization.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unique Business Evolution: Discover how Sarah Mueller transformed a simple decluttering blog into a thriving membership model business, serving thousands and generating significant revenue. Her journey is filled with insights that could inspire entrepreneurs looking to scale.
2. Decluttering Beyond Stuff: Learn about the emotional and mindset aspects of clutter beyond the mere accumulation of physical items. Sarah explains how mental and emotional decluttering can lead to significant life improvements.
3. Mindset Mastery: Sarah shares how embracing mistakes and shedding judgment can lead to freedom and success. Anyone struggling with being too hard on themselves will find her perspective refreshing and liberating.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. The Decluttering Club Website: Sarah Mueller's platform where she helps people declutter their lives and homes. You can find resources and training to help you get started on your decluttering journey. Visit thedeclutteringclub.com for more information.
2. Social Media Channels: Sarah mentioned that she is quite active on social media and uses it as a primary way to engage with her audience. You can follow The Decluttering Club on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube to stay updated and find inspiration.
3. Free Decluttering Challenges: Available through The Decluttering Club's website, these challenges are designed to help you start decluttering with just ten minutes a day. It's a practical way to dip your toes into the process and see real results.

Action Steps:

1. Start with a Small Area: Implement the "kitchen zero" concept Sarah mentioned. Begin by choosing one or two tasks you can commit to doing every day in your kitchen. This...

Have you ever wondered how personal storytelling can transform your brand and alleviate anxiety? Dive into this engaging episode of Seek, Go, Create, where host Tim Winders welcomes Dr. Robyn Graham, a business growth strategist and author of "You, Me, and Anxiety." Explore how integrating authenticity into your branding can not only propel your professional success but also foster personal peace and resilience. Listen in to discover the profound impact of embracing your true self in the world of business and beyond. Don't miss this enlightening conversation packed with insights on navigating mental health in leadership and building deeper relationships.

"We cannot be anxious and grateful at the same time. It's absolutely imperative that we offset some of that anxiety by looking at all the good things that we have in our life." - Robyn Graham

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About Our Guest:

Robyn Graham is an accomplished business growth strategist and the author of "You, Me, and Anxiety." With a background in pharmacy and extensive experience in marketing and branding, Robyn has transitioned her skills into helping entrepreneurs build authentic brands that integrate personal narratives. Her work emphasizes the importance of authenticity not only for business success but also for personal well-being, particularly in managing anxiety. Robyn is a certified brand specialist and hosts her own podcast, using her platform to help individuals and businesses thrive by embracing their true selves.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Understanding Anxiety's Impact in the Workplace: Discover why over fifty percent of people in the United States face anxiety and how it can affect workplace dynamics, team interactions, and overall productivity.
2. Authenticity in Branding and Anxiety Management: Learn from Robyn Graham on how integrating personal narratives into branding can enhance business success while also providing a pathway to better manage anxiety.
3. Sleep and Mental Health Connection: Uncover the crucial role of sleep in managing anxiety and how establishing a restful routine can positively transform your personal and professional life.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Robyn Graham's Website: You can find more about Robyn Graham, her work, and resources she offers at therobingraham.com. This includes access to her podcast, blog, and free resources.
2. The Book: "You, Me, and Anxiety: Take Action Over Anxiety to Enjoy Being You" by Robyn Graham. This book offers insights into managing anxiety and provides practical steps for both individuals experiencing anxiety and those around them.

Action Steps for Listeners:

1. Establish a Nighttime Routine for Better Sleep: As discussed in the episode, creating a calming bedtime routine can significantly aid in managing anxiety. This could include journaling, reading, or other activities that ease your mind before sleeping.
2. Practice Gratitude: Robyn emphasizes the importance of a gratitude practice. Taking time each day to focus on what you're thankful for can help reduce anxiety and shift your focus to the positive aspects of your life.
3. Seek Help if Needed: If you resonate with the anxiety discussed in the episode, consider reaching out to a therapist or a healthcare professional. There's no shame in seeking help, and it can lead to better understanding and management of your mental...

What does it take to hear the words "well done" in both your business and spiritual life? In this episode of Seek Go Create, Tim Winders hosts Ken Gosnell, the founder of CEO Experience and author of "Well Done", as they explore how to align professional achievements with spiritual calling using timeless biblical principles. Dive into Ken's journey from working with secular businesses to mentoring faith-driven CEOs and discover how this integrated approach can lead to a legacy of eternal impact in both business and beyond. If you're a leader or an entrepreneur striving to intertwine faith with business results, this conversation is for you.

"Life is too short, business is too hard, and eternity is too long not to hear the words well done all throughout this life and for all eternity." - Ken Gosnell

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About Our Guest:

Ken Gosnell is the founder of CEO Experience, a company dedicated to guiding faith-driven CEOs toward achieving both kingdom impact and business success. Drawing on his own father's legacy of hard work and integrity, Ken aids Christian leaders in aligning their professional achievements with their spiritual callings for an eternally rewarding journey. With nearly two decades of experience, he has been transforming the business landscape by integrating timeless biblical principles into modern corporate strategies. Ken is also the author of the book "Well Done: 12 Biblical Principles for Leaders to Grow Their Business with Kingdom Impact," showcasing his depth of knowledge and commitment to fostering impactful leadership in the business community.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Learn About Kingdom-Driven Leadership: Discover what it truly means to be a kingdom-driven CEO, and how integrating your faith into your business can lead to meaningful and impactful results. Ken shares insightful stories and principles that will pique your curiosity about aligning business with spiritual purpose.
2. Inspiring Personal Journey: Hear Ken Gosnell's personal journey from working with secular businesses to realizing the impact of integrating faith with professional life. His transformation story is not only intriguing but also provides real-life examples of how others can do the same.
3. Timeless Business Principles: Dive into the timeless biblical business principles that can guide leaders in creating lasting kingdom impact. Ken discusses the foundational shifts like moving from ownership to stewardship, which can transform your approach to leadership and business success.

Episode Resources & Action Steps::Resources Mentioned:

1. Book: Well Done: 12 Biblical Business Principles for Leaders to Grow Their Business with Kingdom Impact by Ken Gosnell. This book focuses on how leaders can integrate biblical principles into their business practices for lasting impact.
2. Website: CEO Experience (ceoexperience.com) - A platform founded by Ken Gosnell that offers support to Christian CEOs for integrating their faith and business practices effectively.
3. Book:

How can businesses and organizations merge faith with purpose to not just survive but thrive in today's marketplace? Join host Tim Winders on this episode of Seek Go Create, where he interviews branding expert and author Justin Eklund. Together, they explore the fusion of spiritual values with business strategies to create compelling brand identities that not only drive profit but also make an eternal impact. Dive into Justin's experiences, from climbing the corporate ladder to serving in ministry, and discover how you can align your work with your faith for sustainable growth and true success. Listen in to revolutionize your approach to both business and life.

"A brand is the one idea that people think of when they think of you." - Justin Eklund

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Meet Justin Eklund, a seasoned branding expert with over twenty-five years in the advertising industry. As a branding enthusiast who skillfully merges faith with business, Justin has carved a niche in crafting brand identities that harmonize profit with purpose. His journey from marketing and advertising to impacting faith-driven organizations is showcased in his book, "Brand for Impact," which serves as a guide for leaders eager to infuse spiritual values into their professional endeavors. Whether it's strategic marketing or creating a lasting brand impact, Justin’s insights prove invaluable for those seeking both economic success and eternal significance.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Merger of Faith and Business: Discover how Justin Eklund blends faith with business in his unique approach to branding. His insights will show you the potential of aligning spiritual values with professional ventures, sparking curiosity about this innovative niche.
2. Real-World Branding Insights: Learn from Justin’s 25 years in advertising and his experiences in the church and nonprofit sectors. His practical strategies can guide you in clarifying your brand and increasing your organization’s impact in the marketplace.
3. Inspiring Leadership Journeys: Explore Justin’s personal journey from a marketing intern to running a branding agency with a mission-driven focus. His story offers valuable lessons in leadership, resilience, and staying true to your calling.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:Resources Mentioned:

1. Book: "Brand for Impact" by Justin Eklund - This book serves as a roadmap for leaders looking to infuse their spiritual values into their professional ventures. It's essential for understanding how to create a brand that drives both profit and purpose.
2. Website: Grove 9 - Justin Eklund's agency, where they help organizations clarify their brand and increase their impact. You can learn more at grove9.com.

Action Steps:

1. Clarify Your Brand: Take the time to define the unique idea you want people to associate with your business. Ensure it reflects your purpose and resonates with your target audience. This foundational clarity is crucial for effective marketing.
2. Be Consistent: Once you've clarified your brand, make sure to deliver this message consistently across all platforms and materials. Consistency helps to cut through the noise and keeps your brand top-of-mind for potential customers.
3. Integrate Faith and Work: If you're a faith-driven leader, find ways to...

Have you ever wondered what truly matters at the end of a life well-lived? In this candid conversation, Tim Winders sits down with Wayne Prevett, an executive life celebration coach who has orchestrated over 4,000 funerals and life celebrations, to explore life's true priorities and lasting legacies. Wayne shares the profound insights he's gleaned on what people cherish most in the wake of loss and offers advice on living a life that celebrates every moment. Whether you're pondering how to leave a meaningful legacy or simply curious about how to be present in life's most significant moments, this episode of Seek Go Create is a must-listen.

"I'm a moment specialist. My superpower is to be present in a moment. In that moment, we have an incredible opportunity to speak words of encouragement." - Wayne Prevett

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About Our Guest:

Wayne Prevett is a distinguished executive life celebration coach based in Lynchburg, Virginia. With a profound understanding of life's priorities and lasting legacies, Wayne has orchestrated over 4,000 life celebrations and funerals, offering unique insights into what truly matters at the end of a life well lived. As the founder of several impactful ministries, he empowers individuals to commemorate significant life events with heartfelt ceremonies. Wayne's expertise in creating meaningful moments is complemented by his ability to inspire and motivate people to live a life that celebrates every moment. His compassionate approach and dedication to serving others make him a compelling guide in navigating life's crossroads.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unique Insights on Life's Priorities: Discover the profound lessons Wayne Prevett has learned from orchestrating over 4,000 life celebrations and funerals. His insights on what people truly cherish at the end of life are eye-opening and could shift your perspective on living a life filled with purpose.
2. Understanding Character Over Titles: Wayne shares his aversion to titles and positions, emphasizing the importance of character. His viewpoint challenges societal norms and invites listeners to ponder what really defines us as individuals.
3. Intriguing Discussions on Spiritual and Personal Growth: Engage in thought-provoking conversations about overcoming spiritual abuse and societal expectations. Wayne's journey from a restrictive environment to embracing the grace of God is both inspiring and relatable, offering nuggets of wisdom applicable to anyone's life journey.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources:

1. Book: "The Grace Awakening" by Chuck Swindoll - Wayne mentioned how reading this book opened up new perspectives for him, especially in understanding grace versus legalism.
2. Training and Certification for Life Celebrations - Wayne mentioned that he's involved in training and certifying individuals to officiate weddings and funerals, which could be an excellent resource for those interested in pursuing this path. More information can be found by searching for Wayne Prevett online or within the Seek Go Create network.

Action Steps:

1. Reflect on Your Life’s Legacy - Consider what words you want to be remembered by at the end of your life. As Wayne discussed, understanding the core character traits that will define your legacy can be a powerful motivator for personal growth.
2. Engage...

Have you ever wondered how understanding risk, relinquishing control, and embracing your calling can redefine success and leadership? In this thought-provoking episode, Tim Winders welcomes back Mike Baer, an experienced leader in the Business as Mission (BAM) movement. Five years after their last conversation, they delve into the profound lessons learned from navigating a pandemic, the evolving nature of the church, and the role of mature leaders in empowering the next generation. Join them for an insightful discussion that will challenge and inspire how you think about leadership, faith, and the unique journey of life.

"Risk is life. Life is risk. We cannot take a step without encountering it." - Mike Baer

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About Our Guest:

Mike Baer is a seasoned expert in the Business as Mission (BAM) movement, bringing extensive experience as a pastor, entrepreneur, theologian, and executive. With a rich history of leading and teaching BAM on nearly every continent, Mike is recognized for his significant contributions to integrating business pursuits with spiritual missions. He is the founder of the Third Path Initiative and a prolific author and speaker, making him a respected authority in business leadership and mission-driven enterprises.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Unique Insights on Leadership and Control: Discover how Mike Baer navigates his journey of relinquishing control and embracing childlike faith, offering a refreshing perspective on leading in uncertain times.
2. Transformation in Business as Mission: Learn about the evolution of the Business as Mission movement over the past five years and how it's reshaping global mission dynamics with increased diversity and digital innovation.
3. Rethinking Success and Legacy: Explore how success and leadership are being redefined in a post-pandemic world, focusing on nurturing future generations and the intriguing concept of "being" rather than "doing" as one matures.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Third Path Initiative - Founded by Mike Baer, this is an online education platform providing resources and courses for individuals interested in learning more about business as mission (BAM). It offers tools and teachings for those seeking to integrate their faith into business practices globally.
2. Business As Mission Podcast - Hosted by Mike Baer, this podcast provides a platform for sharing stories about business as mission. It focuses on real-life experiences and lessons learned from those involved in BAM globally.
3. Mike Baer on Seek Go Create - Episode from February 17, 2020
4. The Movie "The Intern" (referred to as "The Apprentice") - Mentioned as an illustrative example of the older generation providing wisdom and presence in a modern work environment. The film highlights intergenerational collaboration and value.

Action Steps:

1. Explore Business as Mission (BAM) Initiatives: Consider how you can integrate mission-driven objectives within your business or workplace. Visit websites like the Third Path Initiative to learn more about opportunities and...

Silicon Valley's culture and the rapid rise of AI are reshaping leadership and business landscapes. In this episode of Seek Go Create, we welcome back Silicon Valley veteran, Netflix cofounder, and executive coach Jim Cook. With over thirty years of experience, Jim dives into the seismic shifts over the past five years, discussing the implications of AI, the evolution of leadership, and his insights on the intersection of technology and human curiosity. Whether you're a tech enthusiast, a leader seeking inspiration, or someone curious about the future of work, this conversation is a must-listen.

"Maturity isn't an age—it’s the ability to take risks, stay curious, and not worry about what others think." - Jim Cook

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About Our Guest:

Jim Cook is a seasoned Silicon Valley veteran and co-founder of Netflix, known for his strategic acumen in bridging the gap between vision and execution in tech startups. With over thirty years of experience, Jim has demonstrated exceptional leadership as a founder, CEO of BenchBoard Executive Coaching, and director of the Alliance of CEOs. His extensive background includes pivotal roles at Intuit, Mozilla Firefox, and other renowned organizations, making him a well-respected figure in tech leadership and innovation. Jim continues to share his wealth of knowledge through coaching, helping to mold the next generation of leaders.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Insights from a Silicon Valley Veteran: Discover the unique perspectives of Jim Cook, Netflix cofounder, as he shares lessons from over 30 years in tech and leadership innovation, with a special focus on the evolution of AI and its impact on the industry.
2. Navigating Crisis and Opportunity: Learn how the dynamic landscape of Silicon Valley adapted during major events like COVID-19 and how it continues to innovate in response to global challenges, providing valuable lessons in resilience and adaptability.
3. The Future of Leadership and Technology: Engage with the forward-thinking discussion on the integration of AI in business and government, and explore how curiosity, risk-taking, and maturity are crucial for future leaders in an ever-evolving digital world.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Cook's PlayBooks on Substack: Jim Cook writes a series on leadership and scaling operations. A specific series mentioned is "Leading with Powerful Questions." This is a great resource for those interested in leadership development and effective questioning techniques.
2. Jim Cook on Seek Go Create - Episode from January 27, 2020.
3. Deep Research and Operator by OpenAI: These are AI tools mentioned by Jim Cook that can aid in research and automation tasks. They offer functionalities like conducting deep research on topics and automating repetitive browser tasks, which can significantly increase productivity.

Action Steps:

1. Stay Curious and Ask Questions: Jim Cook emphasizes the importance of curiosity and asking questions in both personal and professional growth. Listeners are encouraged to cultivate a mindset of curiosity and engage in continuous learning.
2. Explore AI Tools: Experiment with AI tools like Deep Research and Operator to see how they can enhance productivity and efficiency in daily tasks or professional workflows....

What happens when a seasoned podcast host sits down with an advanced AI to delve into the nuances of leadership, faith, and the cutting edge of technology? In this milestone 300th episode of Seek Go Create, host Tim Winders welcomes ChatGPT, a conversational AI developed by OpenAI, for an enlightening discussion on how AI perceives purpose, ethics, and even the Bible. Discover what AI reveals about the future of leadership and technology, and explore how such dialogues may transform our understanding of human-machine interaction. If you're intrigued by the intersection of faith, leadership, and innovative technology, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

"AI isn't sentient. I'm a tool created to process and respond to information without consciousness or feelings." - Chat GPT

Episode 300 Disclaimer: This episode features a live-recorded interview with Chat GPT, conducted with minimal edits to maintain the integrity of the conversation. The only edits made were to eliminate audio bleed and unnecessary pauses to enhance listener experience. Enjoy this unique interaction as we explore the capabilities of AI in a flowing, unscripted dialogue.

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About Our Guest:

Chat GPT is a state-of-the-art conversational AI developed by OpenAI, known for engaging in rich dialogues on topics ranging from technological innovation to ethics and leadership. As an advanced language model, Chat GPT is trained on a vast array of datasets up until June 2021, allowing it to understand and generate human-like text. This AI excels in providing unique insights and perspectives, making it a valuable collaborator for brainstorming, content generation, and intricate discussions. Its capability to process information rapidly and offer coherent responses makes it an influential tool for exploring complex questions in leadership, faith, and technology.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Engage with AI: Discover the innovative exploration of leadership, ethics, and faith through the lens of artificial intelligence, as Tim Winders converses with ChatGPT, a cutting-edge AI model, on how technology influences human interaction.
2. Insights into AI's Impact: Gain insights on how AI might reshape job markets, enhance healthcare, and transform personalized education, while addressing common concerns like privacy, ethical use, and biases in technology.
3. Biblical Discussions with AI: Explore the intriguing ability of AI to engage in deep biblical conversations and provide a neutral perspective on religious texts, potentially changing how one integrates technology with faith-based exploration.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources mentioned in the episode:

1. OpenAI's ChatGPT: This is the AI tool featured in this episode, providing insights into leadership, technological innovation, and ethical considerations. Learn more about it at OpenAI's website.
2. The Bible: It is discussed in the context of leadership and ethical discussions.
3. The Terminator Film: Mentioned as a cultural reference in discussions about AI's potential implications. It's a classic science fiction movie reflecting concerns about AI and technology.

Action steps a listener could implement:

1. Engage with AI Tools: Start by familiarizing yourself with AI tools like ChatGPT for brainstorming, content creation, and problem-solving in your personal or professional projects.
2. Stay Informed About AI

Ever wondered how the rugged terrains of Alaska can teach us profound lessons in financial planning and purpose? Join us as Chad Hufford, a seasoned financial planner and founder of Veritas, reveals the unique integration of his personal passions and professional mission. Discover why Chad emphasizes not just financial independence, but the importance of having a purpose-driven retirement. Explore how his insights from both his family heritage and professional experience can help you navigate your financial journey. Tune in to learn how you can not only manage your money effectively but also lead an abundant and meaningful life.

"Money is a great servant. It's a horrible master." - Chad Hufford

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About Our Guest:

Chad Hufford is a seasoned financial planner and the founder of Veritas in Anchorage, Alaska. With a unique blend of personal experience and professional expertise, Chad brings a distinctive perspective to financial planning, honed from his upbringing under the tutelage of his father in the financial sector. As the longest tenured Dave Ramsey SmartVestor Pro in Alaska, Chad is dedicated to empowering families across America to achieve financial independence. A devoted father of six and an avid outdoorsman, Chad integrates his life passions into his professional mission, ensuring clients not only manage their money wisely but also discover purpose and abundance in their lives.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Alaskan Insights on Financial Planning: Discover how Chad Hufford translates lessons from Alaska's oil fields into universal financial wisdom, challenging mainstream views on money management and risk assessment.
2. Purpose Beyond Money: Explore Chad's belief in finding purpose beyond financial independence, as he discusses the importance of purpose, stewardship, and living a life of meaning in retirement.
3. Unique Alaskan Perspectives: Gain a fresh perspective on life and work from an Alaskan viewpoint, as Chad shares his experiences of balancing professional success and family life in one of the most rugged and diverse environments in the U.S.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Veritas Alaska Website: Listeners can visit the Veritas Alaska website at veritasalaska.com to learn more about Chad Hufford and how to connect with his financial planning services.
2. Book - "Forging Financial Freedom": This book by Chad Hufford offers seven wealth-building lessons extracted from the Alaskan oil field. It's available on platforms like Amazon, where listeners can find both Kindle and hardcover versions.

Action Steps:

1. Focus on Long-Term Financial Goals: Listeners are encouraged to identify what they want their future life to look like, particularly in terms of financial independence, and then reverse engineer those goals to create a clear path and align current financial decisions with these goals.
2. Practice Consistency in Financial Habits: Listeners should aim to be consistent with their financial habits, including budgeting, saving, and investing. Consistency over time, even in small amounts, can lead to significant financial growth and independence.
3. Evaluate and Understand Risk Properly: It's important for listeners to assess their perception of risk, especially in financial planning. Distinguish between volatility and actual

Ever wondered how some people transform their lives from chaos to clarity? In this episode, we delve into the inspiring journey of Emmy award-winning host Marci Hopkins, who shares her powerful story of overcoming addiction and trauma to find clarity and fulfilment. Through candid insights and reflections, Marci reveals the transformative steps she's taken to reclaim her life and thrive. Tune in to discover how resilience, healing, and a commitment to helping others have paved her path to success. Whether you're on your own journey of self-discovery or seeking inspiration, this episode is a compelling listen.

"Addiction at the end of the day is really just masking a bigger problem." - Marci Hopkins

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About Our Guest:

Marci Hopkins is an Emmy award-winning host known for her talk show, "Wake Up with Marci," which airs on CBS and streaming platforms. With a heart for inspiring stories of transformation, Marci brings a unique perspective as a recovery expert and author of "Chaos to Clarity." Her personal journey from overcoming addiction and trauma to finding peace and purpose has empowered her to become a passionate advocate for survivors of abuse. Marci's dedication to helping others thrive through difficult times is evident in her tireless work supporting women and children in need, making her an influential leader in the realm of hope and healing.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Inspiring Journey of Resilience: Listen to Marci Hopkins discuss her profound transformation from a life of chaos and addiction to clarity and peace. Her journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and self-discovery.
2. Insights into Overcoming Personal Struggles: Marci shares candidly about her experiences with addiction and trauma, offering valuable insights and practical steps that anyone struggling with similar issues can relate to and learn from.
3. Role of Spirituality in Recovery: Discover how a deep connection with a higher power played a crucial role in Marci's journey to sobriety, providing a unique perspective on the importance of spiritual grounding in overcoming life's challenges.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Wake Up with Marcy – Marci Hopkins is the Emmy award-winning host of this talk show, previously available on CBS and now being relaunched as a podcast. Check out the website for more information: wakeupwithmarcy.com.
2. Book: Chaos to Clarity – Written by Marci Hopkins, this book shares her journey from chaos to finding clarity through sobriety and healing. It delves into her personal experiences and insights.

Action Steps:

1. Connect with Your Higher Power – Marci emphasized the importance of spirituality in her journey to recovery. Consider incorporating meditation, prayer, or other spiritual practices into your daily routine to foster a deeper connection with your higher power.
2. Seek Support and Share Your Story – Marci highlighted the importance of not isolating yourself. Find support groups, whether they are local or online, where you can share your experiences and gain insights from others who have been through similar challenges.
3. Change Your Environment – Begin by changing the people, places, and things that may trigger addictive behaviors. Surround yourself with a supportive community and

Are you ever too old to start anew and find your true calling? Join us as we dive into an inspiring conversation with Bobbie Cox, a biblical counselor and entrepreneur from Grapevine, Texas, who rebranded her life at 65. In this episode, Bobbie shares her journey of letting go and letting God guide her path, the impact of daily prayer, and how aligning your life with the fruits of the Spirit can transform your daily interactions. Tune in to discover how simple habits can deepen your walk with Christ and extend hope to those around you.

"I may be alone, but I'm never lonely anymore because God's always with me." - Bobbie Cox

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About Our Guest:

Bobbie Cox, a 69-year-old biblical counselor and entrepreneur based in Grapevine, Texas, has a remarkable story of transformation and spiritual dedication. At 65, she embraced a new path inspired by her deep faith, leading her to create "Pause and Pray at 01:11," a devotional book and app designed to promote daily prayer and embodying the fruits of the spirit. Bobbie's profound journey and resilience, including the loss of two husbands, have equipped her to counsel and inspire others. Her innovative approach to integrating scripture and daily habits underscores her commitment to helping people live more like Jesus.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Transformative Journey at Any Age: Discover how Bobbie Cox found renewed purpose and launched a new path at 65, demonstrating that it's never too late to let God guide your life.
2. Daily Prayer Practice: Learn about the profound impact of pausing and praying daily at 01:11 PM, and explore how this simple practice can deepen your spiritual walk and positively influence those around you.
3. Living the Fruits of the Spirit: Uncover how Bobbie's "Pause and Pray" devotional encourages living out the Fruits of the Spirit every day, with practical tools like color-coded reminders that make embodying Christian values accessible and actionable.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:Resources Mentioned:

1. Pause and Pray at 01:11 by Bobbie Cox - This devotional book encourages readers to pause and pray every day at 01:11 PM, integrating the fruit of the Spirit into their lives. Available wherever books are sold, including Amazon.
2. Branch to Hope Website (branchtohope.app) - This is the official website for Bobbie Cox's ministry, including information about the Pause and Pray app and other related resources.
3. Branch to Hope YouTube Channel - An interactive platform with daily videos aligned with the devotional messages in the book. QR codes in the book lead to these videos.

Action Steps:

1. Set a Daily Prayer Reminder at 01:11 PM - Incorporate the practice of pausing and praying at 01:11 PM daily, as recommended by Bobbie Cox. This can help create a habit of daily reflection and alignment with spiritual practices.
2. Participate in the Color of the Day Challenge - Use the color of the day to remind yourself to embody a specific fruit of the Spirit. For example, wear or notice the color yellow to remind yourself to practice kindness.
3. Download and Use the Branch to Hope App -Utilize the app for daily scripture, prayer reminders, and participation in the Color of the Day Challenge. This app serves as a...

What if the secret to unlocking extraordinary business success lies in understanding your company as a living, breathing entity? Join us in this episode of Seek Go Create - The Leadership Journey as Tim Winders sits down with Norman Wolfe, a revolutionary consultant who reframes how we think about business through the lens of the living organization. Discover the magic of defining your company's soulful purpose, the importance of integrating the head and heart, and the key to sustainable success. Transform the way you view leadership and organizational growth today.

"Imagine employees who came to work because they wanted to contribute to the purpose of the organization." - Norman Wolfe

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About Our Guest:

Norman Wolfe is the founder of Quantum Leaders and a thought leader in the realm of business and organizational transformation. With a rich background that includes experience at Hewlett-Packard, Norman has been a pioneer in developing the concept of the living organization, reframing businesses as dynamic ecosystems rather than mechanical entities. His insights draw from extensive exploration in various disciplines such as physics and spirituality, aiming to align business operations with soulful purpose and sustainable success. Norman is also an accomplished author, with his book "The Living Organization: Transforming Business To Create Extraordinary Results" offering valuable frameworks for leaders seeking to inspire and innovate in their organizations.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Discover Unique Leadership Insights: Norman Wolfe explains how developing maturity and system thinking in teams can unlock extraordinary business success, challenging traditional leadership paradigms.
2. Explore the Living Organization Model: Learn how businesses can be viewed as living organisms with soulful purposes and unique energy fields, offering a fresh perspective on sustainable success.
3. Inspiration for Personal Growth: From personal stories of transforming marriages to handling organizational dynamics, Norman shares practical wisdom on integrating personal and professional growth.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

Resources Mentioned:

1. Book – The Living Organization: Transforming Business to Create Extraordinary Results by Norman Wolfe discusses various insights from his book, which presents the concept of the Living Organization and delves into the integration of subjective and objective elements in leadership and business. Access: The first three chapters can be downloaded for free at quantumleaders.com/podcast
2. Website – Quantum Leaders: Provides information about Norman Wolfe’s work, his consulting services, and the principles of the Living Organization. Visit: quantumleaders.com
3. New Website – The Living Organization: A newer version of the website specifically dedicated to the Living Organization framework, expected to be launched soon. Visit (future): thelivingorganization.com

Action Steps:

1. Learn Heart Centering: Norman Wolfe emphasizes the importance of integrating subjective elements into leadership through practices like heart-centering, meditation, mindfulness, and...

Are you curious about how biblical principles can shape business ethics and personal growth? Join us in an enlightening conversation with Herbert Burns, an educational and biblical consultant dedicated to fostering character development and guiding faith-based businesses. Discover how integrating faith into education and business can make a powerful impact, and learn practical steps to create a spiritually fulfilling and ethically sound enterprise. Tune in to hear Herbert's unique insights and transformative experiences that could redefine the way you approach leadership and business.

"Too many ministers are locked into the pulpit. They need to carry their ministry out into the community." - Herbert Burns

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About Our Guest:

Herbert Burns is a seasoned educational and biblical consultant hailing from Cleveland, Ohio. With a robust background as a prison chaplain and a focus on urban youth, Burns specializes in manhood and character development among at-risk youth and offers guidance to faith-based businesses striving to adhere to biblical principles. His work is deeply rooted in a legacy of faith, influenced by his family’s rich history in the AME church. Through his insightful integration of faith into education and business ethics, Herbert Burns has become a pivotal figure in promoting biblically-driven leadership and business conduct.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Biblical Business Insights: Gain unique perspectives on how biblical principles can reshape business ethics and foster personal growth. Herbert Burns shares actionable advice for faith-based businesses.
2. Legacy and Leadership: Explore the inspiring journey of Herbert Burns, from his roots in a strict AME church to his impactful work as a prison chaplain and educational consultant. Discover how his legacy influences his mission today.
3. Manhood and Character Development: Learn about the importance of character development and biblical manhood, particularly for at-risk youth. Herbert offers practical strategies for parents and community leaders.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:

1. The Bible (Specifically King James Version 1611): Herbert discusses the importance of using the King James Bible of 1611 for its accurate terminologies, particularly in relation to the discussion of slavery and servanthood.
2. Connect with Herbert: Email: herbertburnsnumber7@yahoo.com, Phone: 216-563-2031
3. Books of the Bible Referenced:

• Colossians Chapter 4: Significance of treating employees fairly and equally.
• Micah Chapter 6, Verse 8: Outlines the biblical definition and requirements of manhood.
• John Chapter 5, Verses 46-47: Christ’s affirmation of the importance of Mosaic Law.
• Second Timothy Chapter 3, Verse 16: Importance of all scripture being divinely inspired by God.
• Ephesians Chapter 6, Verse 9: Importance of respect in business conduct.

Action Steps for Listeners

1. Seek Biblical Guidance for Business Practices: Herbert emphasizes the need for faith-based business owners to familiarize themselves with biblical laws, statutes, and commandments as outlined in Exodus and Leviticus. He suggests integrating these principles into their business ethics and practices to ensure fairness and righteousness.
2. Engage in Community Outreach: Reflecting on the example set by his grandfather, Herbert encourages ministers and business leaders to extend their outreach activities beyond their immediate circle. This involves physically going...

Ever wondered how the most successful companies develop marketing strategies that stand the test of time? In this episode of "Seek Go Create - The Leadership Journey," join host Tim Winders as he delves into the mind of Ryan Chute, an expert from Wizard of Ads, who reveals the secrets behind aligning business vision with principled marketing to build lasting customer relationships. From the strategic importance of understanding your “why” to leveraging both traditional and modern marketing tactics, this conversation is packed with insights that will elevate any business. Tune in to discover how your business can achieve sustainable growth and stand out in a competitive market!

"Transforming from transactional sales to inspiring business relationships is key to long-term growth." - Ryan Chute

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About Our Guest:

Ryan Chute is a renowned strategic marketing expert and partner at Wizard of Ads, where he excels in transforming small businesses into major brands by eliminating growth obstacles. With a wealth of experience in high-ticket sales and the home services sector, Ryan is celebrated for his ability to blend customer relationship building with effective sales activation. He has a deep understanding of aligning marketing strategies with a company's long-term vision, purpose, and values. Ryan's innovative approach and principled leadership mark him as a pivotal figure in the field of marketing and business transformation. He is also the author of the forthcoming book "Frictionless," which delves into improving business culture and profitability.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Strategic Insight: Discover why understanding long-term vision and core values are crucial for creating impactful, sustainable marketing campaigns.
2. Empathy and Education: Learn how Ryan Chute uses empathy to transform short-term tactical requests into strategic, value-driven marketing plans.
3. Human Psychology in Marketing: Explore the timeless principles of human behavior that drive effective marketing and customer trust, and see how modern tools like AI fit into this landscape.

Episode Resources & Action Steps:Resources Mentioned:

1. Websites: wizardofads.com, wizardofads.services, ryanschute.com
2. Books: Roy H. Williams' "Wizard of Ads" Trilogy, Ryan Chute's upcoming book: "Frictionless"

Action Steps:

1. Develop a Strategic Vision: Reflect on your company’s long-term vision (3 to 10-year plans) and personal mission. Use this understanding to inform and shape your marketing strategy, ensuring that all creative solutions contribute to your overall business goals.
2. Focus on Core Values: Identify and articulate your company’s core beliefs, values, and priorities. Align these values with your marketing strategies to resonate more deeply with your customers.
3. Balance Tactics with Strategy: Instead of focusing solely on tactical marketing activities like running ads, take a step back to develop a comprehensive strategic plan. Ensure that your tactics are part of a larger, sustainable marketing strategy focused on long-term growth and brand building.

Resources for Leaders from Tim Winders & SGC:

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Do you think a resilient marriage and life can withstand life's greatest challenges? Join us on this episode of Seek Go Create - The Leadership Journey as host Tim Winders dives deep with Dan Britton and Jimmy Page, two extraordinary men who explore the power of commitment, legacy, and faith. Discover how these principles have shaped their lives, marriages, and leadership, and gain insights on living intentionally and simplifying your faith journey. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation about thriving through adversity and building a lasting, meaningful legacy.

"True resilience comes from a daily spiritual connection, just like air and water are essential for survival." - Jimmy Page"Legacy isn't about material wealth but about the wisdom and transformations we pass down to the next generation." - Dan Britton

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About Our Guest:

Dan Britton: Dan is a former professional athlete and a leader with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He’s a renowned author, husband, father, grandfather, and the Ukraine national lacrosse coach, dedicated to living out and teaching faith-based principles.

Jimmy Page: Jimmy is a wellness expert and the founder of the Unstoppable Freedom Alliance. As a devoted husband and father, he works to inspire others to live with purpose, resilience, and unwavering faith.

Reasons to Listen:

1. Inspiring Marriage Insights: Discover how Dan Britton and Jimmy Page have sustained long-term, resilient marriages through commitment and faith, offering practical advice for relationships.
2. Legacy and Personal Growth: Uncover the transformative power of living intentionally with the "one word" concept, and learn how focusing on simplicity can lead to significant life changes.
3. Practical Devotional Practices: Gain insights into developing a daily spiritual routine that fosters resilience and faith, directly from the authors of the popular "Daily Wisdom for Men."

Episode Resources & Action Steps:Resources Mentioned:

Books:

• "Daily Wisdom for Men" by Dan Britton and Jimmy Page – Available on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other retail outlets.
• "One Word" by Dan Britton, Jimmy Page, and Jon Gordon – A guide on choosing a singular word to focus personal growth and effectiveness.

Websites and Apps:

• Be Unstoppable
• – Jimmy Page’s website for further resources and contact: beunstoppable.live
• YouVersion Bible App
• – For accessing reading plans and devotionals by Dan Britton and Jimmy Page.

Action Steps:

1. Choose a One Word Theme: Implement the “One Word” concept by selecting a single word that will guide your actions and focus for the year. Reflect on this word regularly to stay aligned with your personal or spiritual goals.
2. Daily Devotions: Engage in daily devotional readings and scripture to build resilience and maintain a strong spiritual connection. Utilize resources like the YouVersion Bible app for structured reading plans.
3. Strengthen Relationships: Nurture and commit to key relationships in your life by setting weekly or monthly check-ins with close friends or accountability partners. This supports both personal growth and resilience during challenging...