The Winning Balance

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On 'The Winning Balance,' real estate investor and family man Tanner Litchfield talks with high achievers about how they build wealth, grow their careers, and stay present for the people they love. Tune in for inspiration and practical advice to balance your own life.

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    Ep. #41: Kelly Thayer – From Pink Slips to the Cover of Inc. Magazine & Navigating the Dot-Com Bubble

    Kelly Thayer is a legendary entrepreneur, storyteller, and "connector" who transformed a 1979 video camera into a multi-million dollar marketing empire. In this episode, Kelly opens up about: The Scraper Mentality: Being fired for "misusing a phone" to build Utah’s first wedding video business.Scaling to the Top: The journey of producing 10 million+ videos and landing on the cover of Inc. Magazine.The Public Market Crash: Navigating a $14M public company through the brutal burst of the dot-com bubble.The Ultimate Crucible: How he prioritized his family and faith after the tragic loss of his young son at the height of his career.Buccaneers vs. Farmers: Identifying your entrepreneurial archetype to build a business that lasts.Duplicated over 8 million videos and produced over 700 videos for companies over the 18 yrs at Clear Image. If you want to know how to stay two moves ahead of the market while keeping your family at the center, Kelly’s 45-year perspective on risk and resilience is a must-listen.

    1 Std. 14 Min.

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    Ep. #40: Joey Webb – Bouncing Back After $250k Loss & Running A Successful Insurance Business

    Joey Webb is more than a successful insurance agency owner—he’s a husband, father of four, and an Ironman finisher who believes that time is our most valuable currency. In this episode, Joey opens up about: Building from zero: The reality of starting a business in a new state with no customers.The "Glass Ball" theory: How to prioritize family and faith when business gets heavy.Facing failure: Lessons learned from losing hundreds of thousands on a luxury real estate flip.Resilience: Why showing up to the "start line" is the most important part of the journey. If you’ve ever wondered how to balance high-stakes entrepreneurship with an intentional family life, Joey’s insights on risk and resilience will change your perspective on what it means to win.

    1 Std. 3 Min.

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    Ep. #39: Alex Bean - Founder of Divvy ($2.5 billion exit) & Juggling Success with Family

    "Things are never as good as they seem, and they're never as bad as they seem." I’ve respected what Alex Bean has built from the outside looking in for a long time—not just because he co-founded a massive company like Divi, but because of how he’s kept his family at a high regard through it all. In this episode, Alex and I sit down to talk about the "burn the boats" moments that defined his career. We dive into the raw reality of quitting a stable job during the 2008 recession and eventually taking an 80% pay cut to start Divi with three kids at home. Alex opens up about the soul-crushing stress of the COVID-19 era when $100 million in funding vanished overnight, and how a simple "We love you, Dad" banner from his kids saved him when he felt like he was breaking down. We also get into the "world's tiniest violin" problems—the unexpected challenges of finding purpose and maintaining a marriage after a multi-billion dollar exit. In this episode, we discuss: Spousal Alignment: Why taking massive risks is impossible if you and your spouse aren't on the same page.The Happiness Audit: The spreadsheet Alex built on a flight to New York to find out if money actually buys happiness (and what the results showed).The Bank of Mom and Dad: How Alex is raising his kids in Utah to have "skin in the game" and earn their own way, despite his success.Earning Your Sleep: Why the "rat race" provides a unique fulfillment that golf and hobbies just can't replace.Seattle Legends: A quick detour into our shared love for the Mariners, the Sonics' return, and why Ken Griffey Jr. is the GOAT. Whether you’re a "young hustler" trying to balance the grind with fatherhood or you're wondering what actually happens after the "big win," Alex’s perspective on life and legacy is a masterclass in staying grounded. Follow Me: Instagram: @tannerlitchfield Podcast: The Winning Balance Guest Info: Alex Bean: Co-founder of Divi, Partner at Tandem, and Author of Factory for Good.

    57 Min.

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    Ep. #38: Jaden Connor – Growth, Legacy, and Living with Purpose

    Jaden Connor is more than a high-achieving real estate investor and realtor—he’s a husband, a new father, and a master of the "lean and mean" business model. After mastering the grit of door-to-door sales, Jaden stepped out on his own to build a seven-figure life centered on ethics and intentionality. In this episode, Jaden shares: • Why true success is about running a lean operation with high-level ethics • How losing his mother to cancer and his father's Alzheimer’s diagnosis shaped his views on legacy • The tactical breakdown of his favorite commercial and residential creative financing deals If you’ve ever wrestled with balancing the hunger for financial growth with the desire to be a present, intentional leader for your family, Jaden’s story will give you a fresh perspective on how to embrace the changes that matter most.

    53 Min.

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    Ep. #37 – The 3 Habits That Took Me From Debt to Top 0.5% Income

    This episode of The Winning Balance Podcast is a little different — it’s just me. I’ve been hesitant to share this because I know I still have a lot of room to grow… but looking back at how far I’ve come, I realized it would be selfish not to. I went from a failed business and $40,000 in credit card debt to becoming a top 0.5% income earner for my age — and a lot of that came down to three habits that completely changed my life. In this episode, I break down: • Why revenue-generating activities became non-negotiable for me (and how I track them) • The morning routine that gives me confidence and momentum every single day • How thinking like my future self helped me level up faster than I thought possible • Real examples from my business and life that prove this actually works • How I shifted from survival mode to building a long-term vision If you’re feeling stuck, behind, or just know you’re capable of more — this is the framework I used to change my life, and I hope it helps you do the same.

    28 Min.

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    Ep. #36: Mitch Matthews - From BYU Football to Flow Haus

    Mitch Matthews first became known for one of the most iconic catches in BYU football history — but his story goes far beyond the Hail Mary. In this episode of The Winning Balance Podcast, Mitch shares the journey from college football and the NFL to building Flow House, a wellness experience designed to help people tap into flow state through sauna, cold, breathwork, and meditation. In this episode, Mitch shares: • The full story behind his famous Hail Mary catch against Nebraska • What life in the NFL really felt like behind the scenes • The personal loss and major life changes that shaped him after football • How building a pest control company gave him the capital to create Flow House • The Wim Hof experience in Poland that inspired the entire Flow House concept • Why flow state, recovery, and intentional living matter for everyone — not just athletes If you’re navigating identity after success, building something meaningful, or trying to create a life that feels fully alive, Mitch’s story offers a powerful perspective on what comes next.

    54 Min.

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    EP. # 35: David Doty - Wall Street to Restaurants (Owner of Summit Pizza, Lehi Bakery, & Magleby’s)

    David Doty is a former Wall Street finance pro turned Utah operator who’s built a portfolio of restaurants, bakeries, and commercial real estate — all while learning (the hard way) what “balance” really looks like at home. In this episode, David shares: How he went from JP Morgan + Goldman to buying a frozen yogurt shop (two weeks into law school)The real story behind scaling from 1 location to 10+ — and why growth isn’t just about moneyThe “breaking point” moment that forced him to rebuild his family + business structureWhy owning the real estate behind the business can change everything (cash flow, taxes, long-term stability)What Utah gets right about ambition + family — and how to find mentors who actually give back If you’re trying to win in business without sacrificing your marriage, your health, or your kids, this conversation will hit hard — and give you a blueprint for building the long game.

    58 Min.

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    Ep. #34: Jeff Mendez - 10,000 Unit Portfolio, Vivint Exit, & Managing Family

    Jeff Mendez is a business leader, investor, and relentless believer in one core truth: the company is just a platform — you are the asset. In this episode of The Winning Balance Podcast, Jeff breaks down how he built transferable skill sets that allowed him to win across industries, long after any one “stage” was gone. In this episode, Jeff shares: • Why “human life value” is the real advantage — and how to increase it • How he went from Walmart leadership to door-to-door, then into executive-level growth • Lessons from scaling teams, earning influence, and leading without excuses • Why mentorship is accessed through books, podcasts, and proximity — not chasing • Work-life harmony, parenting without shame, and being the kind of parent your kids want around • Why goals are just ideas — and habits + systems are what create results If you’re trying to build real success without losing your family, your identity, or your standards, Jeff’s perspective will change how you play the game.

    1 Std. 4 Min.
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On 'The Winning Balance,' real estate investor and family man Tanner Litchfield talks with high achievers about how they build wealth, grow their careers, and stay present for the people they love. Tune in for inspiration and practical advice to balance your own life.

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    Tanner Litchfield
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    2025 - 2026
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