A single scholarship. A rookie Super Bowl. A second act built on patience, process, and purpose. Tim Hightower joins us to share how a less than 1% journey through the NFL became a blueprint for entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and community-building that actually lasts. We start with the long odds at the University of Richmond and the obsessive study habits that carried Tim to the league. He opens up about the financial whiplash of rookie checks, the shock of having no credit, and the ...
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A single scholarship. A rookie Super Bowl. A second act built on patience, process, and purpose. Tim Hightower joins us to share how a less than 1% journey through the NFL became a blueprint for entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and community-building that actually lasts. We start with the long odds at the University of Richmond and the obsessive study habits that carried Tim to the league. He opens up about the financial whiplash of rookie checks, the shock of having no credit, and the ...
Your Office Isn’t Broken, It’s Boring: Make Meetings Not Suck
You Can't Afford Me
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3 months ago
Your Office Isn’t Broken, It’s Boring: Make Meetings Not Suck
What if your meeting room could lower cortisol, sharpen attention, and make hard conversations easier? We sit down with Christian Markow of Lost Office to explore the overlooked science of workspace design—how plants, light, materials, scent, and music quietly rewire how teams think, feel, and collaborate. Christian traces his path from English major to global brand strategist, sharing hard-won lessons from experience design with organizations like Chick-fil-A and major consumer brands. We b...
You Can't Afford Me
A single scholarship. A rookie Super Bowl. A second act built on patience, process, and purpose. Tim Hightower joins us to share how a less than 1% journey through the NFL became a blueprint for entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and community-building that actually lasts. We start with the long odds at the University of Richmond and the obsessive study habits that carried Tim to the league. He opens up about the financial whiplash of rookie checks, the shock of having no credit, and the ...
