Ep 387 - Golden Years Wisdom from an 85-Year-Old Sage
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Discipline today creates freedom tomorrow. Tim shares a recent conversation with Bernie, a living example of vitality and wisdom, to explore the true meaning of the "golden years." Bernie talks about the four pillars of a fulfilling life — mental health, physical health, financial freedom, and meaningful connection. From daily prayer and stair climbing to lessons in hard work and shared happiness, Bernie reminds us that a rich life is built with intention. The golden years, Bernie teaches, aren't just for the elderly — they start whenever we commit to living well.
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Kick-Start Your Week - 06.30.25
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“Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.” — Marcus Aurelius
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Ep 386 - Grow Wise, Not Old
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Seneca’s quote, "No man was ever wise by chance," sets the tone for this episode as Tim and Steve explore how wisdom isn’t a byproduct of aging alone, but the result of intentional effort, experience, and learning. Aging alone does not guarantee wisdom; it is the experiences we gather and the lessons we learn from them that shape our understanding of life. Growing older comes with a unique opportunity to acquire wisdom, but this process is not automatic. It requires intentional effort — an active engagement with the world and the people around us.
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Kick-Start Your Week - 06.23.25
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“It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it.” — Seneca
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Ep 385 - Cheers to Memories: A Father's Day Reflection
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Tim and Steve share a heartwarming Father's Day story that shows why the little moments in life matter most. In this episode, Tim talks about how his daughter Chelsea surprised him to train together — just like they did when she was a kid. They rode bikes, laughed, shared a drink, and created an unexpected memory that reminded Tim how special these times are. Listen to hear: A real-life reminder of how powerful can be Why it’s important to stay present and appreciate the simple joys How even an ordinary day can turn into a memory you’ll never forget If you’re a parent, a...
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Kick-Start Your Week - 06.16.25
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“Any man can be a father, but it takes someone special to be a dad.” — Anne Geddes
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Ep 384 - Hero, Healer, Victim, and Villain
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Understanding Life’s Archetypes In this episode, Tim and Steve talk about four powerful roles we all play at different times in life: The Hero – pushes through hard times with courage and purpose The Healer – helps others and brings comfort The Victim – feels stuck, powerless, or overwhelmed The Villain – acts out of pain, fear, or anger to protect themselves They explain how we shift between these roles depending on what’s going on in our lives — and why it’s so important to notice when we’re slipping into the Victim or Villain. By staying connected to our values,...
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Kick-Start Your Week - 06.09.25
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"June is the month of potential — halfway through the year, and still time to become everything you set out to be." — Unknown
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Ep 383 - Bubbles of Life, Shake it Up
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Avoid the corrosion of inaction: If we neglect our space, it can quickly become cluttered with negativity and stagnation — much like debris filling an empty room. The key is to keep moving and shaking things up! Whether it's going for a run, surrounding yourself with uplifting people, or simply trying something new, these actions can prevent your space from becoming unmovable and corroded. Remember, a flat soda loses its appeal, just like a stagnant life loses its vibrancy. Tim Hoover and Steve Mittman talk more about — taking care of your mental and emotional well-being. They compare it...
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Kick-Start Your Week - 06.02.25
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“Summertime is always the best of what might be.” — Charles Bowden
info_outline“Any new beginning is forged from the shards of the past, not from the abandonment of the past.” — Craig D Lounsbrough