Your Best Day Yet

Eric Guy interviews Tim McCarthy in this “Your Best Day Yet” podcast. Tim is a coach, entrepreneur, speaker, marketing guru and engaged philanthropist. He believes in order to have your heart in the right place, you must acknowledge 4 things within yourself - spiritual, physical, mental and social. Tim also shares what it's like when your heart is wrong and action steps you should take in order to get it back on track. He'll encourage you to slow down and be an active listener - you don't always need to be the teacher. Take time today and get your heart right by listening to this podcast and reflecting on these areas of your life.
Want to learn more about Tim McCarthy?: https://www.thebusinessofgood.org/
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Podcast Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yXQicwfEp2g&list=PL92cm5Ww3QwKoyQmGdPNwjrCFFQdcHRK4
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In this episode, our Chief Adventure Officer, Caleb Kolb, sits down with Christian Higgins and Lindsey Carothers to explore their journey of personal and professional reinvention. Lindsey, a former Broadway performer who pivoted to a successful coaching business, shares insights on building resilience and effective communication. Christian reflects on his path from the Army and law school to re-launching his family business, Brownie House, inspired by Lindsey’s entrepreneurial spirit. Together, they emphasize the importance of embracing change, supporting each other’s passions, and finding success off the beaten path. Tune in for a powerful discussion on navigating life’s challenges, supporting growth, and forging strong partnerships.
Takeaways:
Be Open to Reinvention

• Christian and Lindsey share how embracing new career paths can lead to fulfilling and meaningful work, even if it means leaving traditional roles behind.

Find Personal Growth Outlets

• Lindsey highlights the importance of grounding activities like yoga and meditation to help maintain balance and personal growth through life’s transitions.

Communicate, Even When It’s Tough

• Lindsey’s coaching skills in having constructive, challenging conversations are discussed as a key leadership trait for growth and understanding.

Support Each Other’s Dreams

• By supporting one another’s goals, Christian and Lindsey created unexpected opportunities, showing the power of backing your partner’s passions.

Embrace Challenges to Grow

• Christian’s experiences in jiu-jitsu and business show the value of being humbled, open to challenges, and constantly learning in both personal and professional life.

In this week’s episode, Chief Victory Officer, Eric Guy, is joined by Neil Rogers, Owner and VP of Sales at Rogers Marketing. They discuss how Neil’s time as a bartender led to important business skills that lauched his successful career.
Takeaways:
- Building Initial Rapport: A proper greeting sets the initial tone of any interaction, forming the foundation of a positive connection. It isn’t merely a formality but an essential aspect of building rapport and establishing a comfortable environment.
- Active Listening Dynamics: Active listening involves more than just hearing words; it requires deliberate engagement. Leaning in during conversations, nodding affirmatively, and allowing others to express themselves fully are vital components. It shows genuine interest and validates the speaker’s thoughts and feelings.
- Respecting Their Narrative: Allowing individuals to share their stories without diverting attention to oneself demonstrates a genuine interest in understanding their perspectives. Avoiding the temptation to interject with personal experiences allows the speaker to feel heard and valued.
- Respect for Time Commitments: Punctuality communicates respect for others’ schedules and reflects a level of professionalism. Arriving on time or even a few minutes earlier demonstrates dedication and appreciation for the time of others.
- Seeking Positive Interactions: Proactively reaching out to individuals who radiate positivity can significantly impact one’s emotional well-being. Engaging with those who uplift, support, and inspire promotes a more optimistic outlook.
MAKE THIS YOUR BEST DAY YET!

In this episode of the "Your Best Day Yet" podcast, Zack DelTurco got the honor of sitting with Keagan, a young man who's gone through some huge battles with illness. During the episode, Keagan talks about his favorite sports, his drive, and how he's overcoming his physical battles at such a young age. We love you Keagan!