While we prepare Season 16 of the podcast, Tim will be giving weekly rapid reactions to audio articles from The Fire Time Magazine. In this week’s episode, Tim reacts to Clay Dennis’ article “168 Hours: Reclaiming Balance Between Work and Family.” —— To hear more audio articles from our magazine, subscribe

Tim wraps up Season 15 of the Fire Time Podcast with the holiday tradition of a Question and Answer episode where he reviews submissions from listeners and responds to a wide range of topics from this season of the podcast. Questions include: Don’t miss the Season 15 finale to hear

“AI should do your laundry and dishes so you can do art and writing.” This week, Tim sits down with Matt Bradley (Partnership Manager at WhyFire and editor of The Fire Time Magazine) to discuss the thoughtful use of AI in business—and the critical distinction between tools that enhance our

“Try to win the games that no one else realizes they’re playing.” This week, Tim dives into one of his favorite quotes with its proverbist, Grant Falco, President of Falcos Spokane. They explore everything from greeting customers, to effort towards finding answers, to how your parking lot looks in order

“Money does not buy security. Money does not buy freedom. It does buy flexibility.” This week, Tim sits down with Steve Marshman to talk about financial investing to create future wealth. In a change of pace from podcast topics of sales, marketing, or leadership, they dive into thinking about the

“At the core – every interaction, every connection that we make, we try not to ever look at an order as just another dollar. It’s an interaction with someone.” In this episode, Tim is joined by Gary Yoder, President of Sales and CMO at Stoll Industries, to discuss generosity and their