Bonus Episode - Tim Langton conclusion

02/15/23 • 35 min

I finish the conversation with Tim Langton where we talk about the idea that everything happens for a reason? Tim recounts his favorite Toronto Blue Jays baseball games, how he landed the public address announcer gig, his music tastes, his experience as a drummer and we couldn't get away from the idea of practice. We talk about the gift of receiving help from others and the joy of working with creative people.

A special thank you to Tim Langton for his work with the podcast introduction. If you want more information about his voice-over work, check Tim out at https://timlangton.com/.

Episode Sponsored by: Tap Into Being Coaching - www.tapintobeing.com

Music from Epidemic Sound
Theme song: Top of the Morning by Victor Lundberg

A special thank you to Tim Langton for his work with the podcast introduction. If you want more information about his voice-over work, check Tim out at https://timlangton.com/.

Episode Sponsored by: Tap Into Being Coaching - www.tapintobeing.com

Music from Epidemic Sound
Theme song: Top of the Morning by Victor Lundberg

Previous Episode

Practice with Tim Langton

My next guest is my brother Tim Langton. He is a former radio DJ and is currently a voice-over talent and public address announcer for the Toronto Blue Jays. We talk about his early years in radio and his own “WKRP” experience and how the industry has changed over his 30 years in the business. Tim gives practical advice on how to develop a career as a voice-over talent. We get into philosophical conversations and dive into the work of Florence Scovel Shinn.

In today’s coaching corner, I revisit the topic of practice that came up repeatedly throughout my conversation with Tim. I provide 5 keys I feel are important when bringing a practice mindset into our daily lives.

I’m doubling or tripling down with the importance of meditation and breath-work and including a short meditation that can be adapted into whatever time you have to devote to de-stressifying your life.

Along with the casual conversation with Tim, you are also hearing his professional voice as the talent behind the show introduction as well as the sponsor messages. A special thank you to him for his participation in all facets of this episode. If you want more information about his voice-over work, check Tim out at https://timlangton.com/.

A special thank you to Tim Langton for his work with the podcast introduction. If you want more information about his voice-over work, check Tim out at https://timlangton.com/.

Episode Sponsored by: Tap Into Being Coaching - www.tapintobeing.com

Music from Epidemic Sound
Theme song: Top of the Morning by Victor Lundberg

Next Episode

Joy in the Journey with Brenda Richardson

Welcome to the latest episode of Beyond Judgment, where we explore the many facets of personal growth and self-discovery. In this episode, we delve into a diverse range of topics that are guaranteed to spark your curiosity and stimulate your mind.

Brenda and I discuss the power of vision boards and how they can help you achieve your goals and dreams. Brenda talks about her process for vision boards and the importance they play in her journey each year and how to use them as a tool to stay motivated and focused on her goals.

We talk about Brenda’s practice of writing hearts and haiku on Facebook. Brenda paints a wonderful story of how she came to this beautiful form of Japanese poetry and how she has used this to cultivate mindfulness and appreciate the beauty of the present moment.

We move on to the importance of self-awareness, a critical skill for personal growth and success. We discuss her path of self-awareness, why it's important to her, and the benefits that come with it.

Throughout the conversation, we talk about the role of obstacles and challenges in life and how they can actually be a positive force for growth and transformation.

We talk about renewal and how it can help you live a more fulfilling life. We discuss the importance of taking time for yourself, letting go of what no longer serves you, and embracing new opportunities and experiences.

We chat about the importance of finding the mystery in life, and how being curious can help you stay open to new ideas, experiences, and perspectives. We explore the benefits of curiosity and how it can help you expand your mind and live a more meaningful life.

As we talk about community and family traditions Brenda shares a wonderful story of her family’s tradition of syrup-making, a practice that has been passed down for generations. We discuss the significance of this tradition and how it can teach us about the importance of family, community, and the love that is shared every year.

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A special thank you to Tim Langton for his work with the podcast introduction. If you want more information about his voice-over work, check Tim out at https://timlangton.com/.

Episode Sponsored by: Tap Into Being Coaching - www.tapintobeing.com

Music from Epidemic Sound
Theme song: Top of the Morning by Victor Lundberg