Up Your Average

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Up Your Average is the “no nonsense” podcast made for interesting people who think differently. Learn to navigate your life with unconventional wisdom by tuning in to Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve every week.

  1. 1 ngày trước

    90: Freedom, Faith, and the Founding Fathers with Sabin Howard

    America's founding fathers stepped into total uncertainty with no guarantee it would work. The only thing that gave them the courage to do it was faith. On this Fourth of July weekend, Keith and Doug sit down with sculptor Sabin Howard, the artist behind the National WWI Memorial in Washington, D.C., as he prepares to unveil his next project: the Grand Liberty Arch, a monument to America's founding story headed for the Utah State Capitol. The conversation moves from faith and freedom to why self-responsibility feels harder to find today, and what it actually takes to build something that lasts. Key Topics: What gave America's founding fathers the courage to risk everythingWhy Sabin believes perseverance matters more than talentHow losing touch with neighbors changed once air conditioning became commonWhere Sabin's next monument, the Grand Liberty Arch, will standWhy creating something is more powerful than protesting against it👉 Work with us at https://www.gimbalfinancial.com #SabinHoward #GrandLibertyArch #AmericanFreedom #FinancialPlanning #GimbalFinancial

    42 phút

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    89: What Every Young Parent Needs to Hear Before the Baby Arrives

    Before you assemble the crib and install the car seat, there are a few commonly forgotten questions you should ask. Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve of Gimbal Financial cover the financial and life decisions young families get wrong, skip entirely, or never think to ask. From estate planning basics to building community, rethinking the cost of kids, and developing a parental education philosophy that outlasts any classroom. Key Topics: Why every young couple needs a will before the baby arrivesWhat term life insurance costs when you’re just starting outHow weekly date nights function as a financial and relational investmentWhy children are assets, not expensesWhat an intentional education philosophy looks like at homeHow working from home costs young families more than they realizeWhether you’re expecting your first or wondering if there’s room for one more, this one’s worth passing on. 👉 Work with us: https://www.gimbalfinancial.com

    33 phút

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    88: The Letter His Dad Never Got to Give Him

    A legacy letter, a father's voice, and the question every child carries for the rest of their life without asking out loud. Blake Brewer, founder of Legacy Letter, joins Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve to share how a letter his father wrote before his unexpected death became the framework for helping more than 20,000 families pass down what matters most. This episode walks through the Legacy Letter framework from beginning to end: apology, unconditional love, specific affirmation, belief in your children's future, shared memories, and the advice that only sticks when it follows genuine connection. Blake draws on stories from parents across the country, like a Delta Force veteran whose son reads his letter every week to a daughter who told her mom it was the best Christmas of her life. Keith and Doug close with their own reflections on what this work means for the families Gimbal serves. Key Topics: Legacy letter writing: how to start, what to include, and how to structure a letter that lastsFatherhood and parenting: communicating love, pride, and belief in ways children carry into adulthoodApology and reconciliation: the five elements of an apology that actually opens a child's heartEmotional intelligence and identity: how parental affirmation shapes how children see themselvesLegacy planning and family values: writing the letter before life makes it urgentLearn more and schedule a conversation at gimbalfinancial.com.

    1 giờ 31 phút

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    87: Stop Carrying Expectations You Never Agreed To

    Keith packed everything for the Inca Trail. A porter could have carried most of it for a few dollars a day. It’s a good picture of how most of us handle life. In this conversation, Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve of Gimbal Financial talk through the expectations, costs, and burdens people carry without ever deciding to. They cover the SpaceX IPO and what investor history actually teaches, why the idea that parents fund college only dates to the 1980s, how housing cost is the single biggest financial variable most people can control, and what Doug learned about carrying the need to be liked well into adulthood. It’s a financial conversation that keeps turning into a life conversation, which is usually how the best ones go. Key Topics: SpaceX IPO excitement and what Facebook’s public offering history teaches about hypePersonal responsibility in financial planning: the pack-your-own-chute principleCollege funding expectations and the 1980s shift that put new weight on middle-class familiesHousing cost as the primary financial variable you can controlThe burden of wanting to be liked: what it costs and what letting it go frees upFun, communication, and shared activity as the foundation for sound long-term financial decisionsKeith and Doug started talking about this the day before they recorded it. That’s usually a sign. Learn more and schedule a conversation at gimbalfinancial.com.

    31 phút

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    86: The Book That Freed Us from Trying to Be Enough

    Have you ever felt like no matter how much you accomplish, it still isn't enough? Many people spend their lives chasing success, approval, achievement, and significance, hoping the next milestone will finally bring peace. In this episode of Up Your Average, Keith and Doug share how Bob Warren’s Romans study challenged that mindset and changed the course of their lives. What began as a simple study eventually transformed how they viewed themselves, God, forgiveness, purpose, and what it truly means to live with confidence and peace. Decades later, the lessons they learned continue to influence their families, businesses, relationships, and everyday decisions. They discuss why so many people struggle with identity and self-worth, the danger of tying your value to performance, and the freedom that comes from understanding who you are apart from your achievements. Whether you're a business owner, professional, retiree, or someone searching for greater purpose, this conversation offers a perspective that may completely change the way you think about success, significance, and fulfillment. If you're looking for clarity, confidence, and a financial plan that aligns with what matters most, learn more about working with our team at https://www.gimbalfinancial.com #BobWarren #PersonalGrowth #ChristianLiving #FaithJourney #Identity #SelfWorth #Purpose #Confidence #Peace #UpYourAverage

    26 phút

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    85: How Trade Schools Prepare Students for Successful Careers with Jason Altmire

    The future belongs to skilled workers. In this episode, Keith and Doug interview Jason Altmire, author of Trade Up, who explains why skilled trades are becoming one of the most important pathways to career stability, entrepreneurship, and long-term financial success. As the cost of college continues to rise and the demand for skilled labor grows, more families and young adults are reconsidering what career preparation should actually look like. Jason discusses how trade schools and certificate programs are equipping students with practical skills, entrepreneurial training, and real-world opportunities in fields like electrical work, plumbing, HVAC, welding, and construction. This conversation explores why the trades are no longer just an “alternative path,” but a strategic option for young people looking to build meaningful, well-paying careers without massive student debt. Whether you're a parent helping your child plan for the future, a Gen Z student exploring career options, or someone questioning the traditional corporate route, this episode offers a thoughtful look at the future of workforce development and skilled labor in America. 👉 Work with us: https://www.gimbalfinancial.com

    39 phút

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    84: Why This Compliance Officer Loves Taking Risks

    Regulatory compliance is usually treated like the most boring part of business, but this conversation proves it doesn’t have to be. In this episode of the Up Your Average podcast, Doug sits down with Gimbal Financial’s compliance officer, Sue Mitchell, to talk about what regulatory compliance actually looks like behind the scenes, why compliance matters more than most people realize, and how businesses can stay compliant without losing their personality. Sue brings a refreshing perspective to compliance by mixing practical insight with humor, real-world stories, and a willingness to challenge the stereotype of the “boring compliance officer.” From handling regulatory requirements to discussing risk, discipline, and professional responsibility, this episode explores how strong compliance can actually support growth and confidence. Whether you work in financial services, own a business, or simply want a better understanding of compliance and regulatory compliance, this episode delivers practical insight in a way that’s engaging and easy to follow. 👉 Work with us: https://www.gimbalfinancial.com

    32 phút

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    83: Home Maintenance Tips Every New Homeowner Needs with Expert Repairman Micah Langmaack

    Buying a home is exciting—but many new homeowners quickly realize there are hidden responsibilities and unexpected expenses nobody prepared them for.  In this episode of the Up Your Average Podcast, Doug sits down with expert repairman Micah Langmaack to break down a practical homeowner checklist designed to help first-time buyers and aspiring homeowners avoid costly mistakes. From home maintenance basics to common repair issues, this conversation covers the real-world things every homeowner should know before problems become expensive emergencies. Whether you recently bought a home, are preparing to buy one, or simply want to stay ahead on home improvement projects, this episode delivers straightforward, actionable advice. You’ll learn about:• Common home repairs homeowners overlook• Easy maintenance habits that save money• Small issues that turn into major expenses• Interior home improvement priorities• What to expect after buying a house• How to prepare financially for homeownership If you want a simple homeowner roadmap that makes owning a home less overwhelming, this episode is for you. 👉 Work with us: https://www.gimbalfinancial.com

    33 phút
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Up Your Average is the “no nonsense” podcast made for interesting people who think differently. Learn to navigate your life with unconventional wisdom by tuning in to Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve every week.

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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Gimbal Financial
  • Năm hoạt động
    2024 - 2026
  • Tập
    90
  • Xếp hạng
    Sạch
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    © 2025 Up Your Average
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    Up Your Average

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