Ideaology Tim Zittle

I had the express privilege of taking an amazing trip with some of my best friends down to Mexico- one of which- Libby Perrington from the Life With Libby brand, was absolutely life changing.

Fortunately- we had the mic on hand and were able to record most of the key talking points that kept surfacing throughout the week- relationships- love- hurt- rebuilding- and most importantly- falling in love with yourself.

This is one of the best episodes we've done yet! It's got a little colourful language, but as long as that doesn't deter you- I believe this could be revolutionary towards giving you some tools on how to live out loud a little better- with some laughs along the way.

If you're struggling with the pain of the body blows that life often deals when you're working hard towards success at any level- then this episode is just for you.

A few quick tips on how to overcome adversity and press through towards break through and keeping your dreams alive.

Back in what seems like forever ago, I was introduced to a humble up and coming speaker and coach named Ronnie Doss. 8 years later, he's not only an international leader/performance coach/mentorship guru, but is one of my closest friends and has continued to mentor me in a way that has indescribably changed my life. 

In the first segment we're going to call "Mentored," we break down one of my conversations with Ronnie as we talked about feeling "not enough" and what it means to improve your growth and quality of life by "living in the question."

Do you love 67% verbal vomit of whatever is on someone's mind and 33% of detailed relevant content? This might be the episode made just for you then! We talk about how my voice sounds staged, processing out loud, my favourite road trip snacks and much more. We also cover the importance of knowing what you're inputting and how that will affect your output and future potential on the side.

I'm so excited to be back and better than ever for Season 2! This episode breaks down the space between our last episode and now in terms of personal growth and one of the most important tools I've used to overcome adversity along the way. 

Do you ever feel like you're setting yourself up for failure when it comes to sales? Do you strive to hit certain numbers and goals only to beat yourself up from consistently falling short? Does your team shrink back from events and outreach because they're overwhelmed and nervous? 

In this conversation we tackle what it means to sell better and to use metrics for success that lead to better long term gains and profits as opposed to short term wins that leave people feeling inadequate and insecure.