School is a LOT of work. There seems to be fewer and fewer professions that really require you to have a phd to do well in the field. Some people simply like going to school and learning. That's cool too. Peyton was debating how long she wanted

What Does A Healthy Relationship Look Like? (Ft. Cindy Austin)

Nov 3rd, 2019 5m 45s

It's important to know what a healthy relationship looks like if you are wanting to have a healthy one of your own. I asked Cindy and Brooke their thoughts on what makes a healthy relationship with your romantic partner. Enriching each others l

What It's Like Having A "Competitive Switch" (Ft Brian Keeney)

Oct 30th, 2019 5m 31s

It's all fun and games until it gets competitive. And for my uncle Brian and I, this can happen a lot! Competition runs in our veins, making it hard for us to do anything casually and "for fun". There is always risk of our competitive switch tu

Pro Tip For Podcasters: Have Backup Topics For Your Guests (Ft. Peyton Zipoy)

Oct 28th, 2019 3m 22s

Sometimes my interviews don't go perfectly. Well I guess they never really go "perfectly", but they at least go well most of the times. But when I'm not prepared enough, they can go poorly. Peyton and I discussed what I could have done better w

The Importance Of Bringing Up Difficult Conversations In A Relationship (Ft. Cindy Austin)

Oct 26th, 2019 11m 19s

I'm the type of person that REALLY likes to avoid confrontation. But I'm also the type of person that doesn't like to have negative issues in a relationship sitting in the background. Talking about problems with your partner is very important.

The Benefits of Being Competitive In The Workplace (Ft. Brian Keeney)

Oct 24th, 2019 7m 47s

My uncle Brian and I are two of the most competitive people I know. That competitive spirit seems to go wherever we go. We discussed how it effects us in the workplace. Whether competitive people like us are working for themselves or others, th

What Happens When You Follow Your Own Path (Ft. Peyton Zipoy)

Oct 22nd, 2019 12m 17s

I've never been a fan of blindly following the masses. My personality type is always trying to find new ways to improve life for myself and those around me. Sometimes it's more risky and scary to live like this. But for me, the upside highly ou

How To Ask Someone On A Date as an Adult (Ft. Cindy Austin)

Oct 18th, 2019 8m 5s

It's hard asking someone out on a date. I found it terrifying as a kid. And almost equally scary as an adult. I know it makes it easier to ask someone when I feel that our compatibility is higher. But where do you find someone? Cindy gave me so

Why Carla Started Her Online Business: internet Famous VIP (Ft. Carla Lynne Hall)

Oct 16th, 2019 3m 55s

There are many reasons to start an online business these days. You get to be your own boss. Work when you want. Creative process is up to you. And many more. Here are the reasons Carla Lynne Hall decided to start her online business, Internet F

Chat 016 - Life As A Competitive Person with Brian Keeney

Oct 14th, 2019 45m 43s

It was an honor to have my uncle Brian come on the show to talk about being competitive. In my experience, the majority of people I've met are not overly competitive as am I. Maybe 5-10% of people I've met are somewhat close to competitive as m

Dating Websites And A Healthy Way Of Moving On From A Past Relationship (Ft. Cindy Austin)

Oct 12th, 2019 5m 44s

Cindy and Brooke had a lot of helpful tips on finding a compatible romantic partner. We discussed their views on dating websites and a way to move on from a past relationship in this clip. See the full episode with Cindy and Brooke here: https:

How To Get More Done By Using Checklists (Ft Peyton Zipoy)

Oct 10th, 2019 12m 32s

I enjoy using checklists to get things done. I didn't always use them but have found that I tend to get more accomplished when I write tasks down and check them off as they are completed. My brain feels the positive reinforcement of checking of

"You Could Be A Talk Show Host" (Ft. Marsha Henderson)

Oct 8th, 2019 11m 35s

Thanks for the nice comment, aunt Marsha! That was super nice of you. Hehe. What is it about me that could make a good talk show host? Well here is what my lovely (and biased?) aunt had to say about it. See the full episode with aunt Marsha her

When And What To Post On Social Media For Your Personal Brand (Ft. Carla Lynne Hall)

Oct 6th, 2019 12m 53s

Building up your personal brand can be very beneficial for your career and lifestyle. Think about your personal brand as your "reputation". How do people view you as a person? I talked with Carla about what types of content are good for posting

Why I Switched My Focus To My Personal Brand (Ft. Sheila Rogers)

Oct 4th, 2019 14m 2s

I spent several years focusing on building up Streamlined Gaming. My online business where I teach people how to make and sell their own board game. When I became I pickleball coach, I started to focus more on my personal brand (Calvinkeeney.co

What it Feels Like Being Recognized for Your Art (Ft Marsha Henderson)

Sep 28th, 2019 18m 19s

My aunt Marsha is an amazing artist. When I think of her art, I remember the humongous sand sculptures she spent many hours creating at our family reunions. As it turns out, other people in her community became to know her as the sand sculptor.

What Type of Books do Boys Tend to Enjoy Reading? (Ft. Sheila Rogers)

Sep 24th, 2019 6m 55s

I have been a slow reader throughout my life. Maybe I'm somewhat dyslexic or something. I'm not really sure but I do know that reading seems to be much more difficult to me than the other kids in class. Sheila Rogers is a friend of mine and she

The 5 Love Languages: 5 Different Ways People Express Their Love (Ft. Cindy Austin)

Sep 22nd, 2019 4m 7s

Cindy Austin and her daughter Brooke shared with me the 5 love languages. It's interesting to hear the 5 different love languages and to remember how I tend to show love to those closest to me. I encourage you to figure out your favorite love l

When Podcasts Go Wrong (Ft. Carla Lynne Hall)

Sep 20th, 2019 3m 32s

I had an episode on my podcast that didn't go nearly as planned. It wasn't that it was a horrible show that day, but I definitely didn't feel prepared enough. I shared that experience with my friend Carla in this clip. See the full episode with

Big Brothers Breaking our Bones (Ft. Marsha Henderson)

Sep 18th, 2019 7m 39s

My aunt Marsha and I have many things in common. One of those things is that we've both had a bone broken by an older brother. My left arm was broken in two places while playing football with my older brother. And aunt Marsha's nose was broken

When Are You Ready To Date Again? (Ft. Cindy Austin)

Sep 16th, 2019 6m 39s

I've had times in my life where I jump into a new relationship too quickly after an old one has ended. It's probably an unhealthy way for me to mask the pain of the end of the previous relationship. I do know that it's more helpful for future r

How To Find Your Audience Online for Your Business (Ft. Sheila Rogers)

Sep 14th, 2019 15m 51s

Sheila Rogers is a great mentor to me and has helped me quite a bit with my online businesses. Whether it be my website that teaches people how to make and sell their own board game (Streamlinedgaming.com). Or with my personal brand (Calvinkeen

What To Do When You Feel Stuck with Your Creative Projects (Ft. Carla Lynne Hall)

Sep 12th, 2019 17m 13s

I have gone through many ups and downs with my creativity. My biggest problem is finishing a project. I get excited about new projects and go all in on them but then have trouble doing that last 5%. Carla Lynne Hall and I discussed some ideas o

Practice Makes Perfect: Overcoming My Fear Of Making Videos (Ft. Sheila Rogers)

Sep 10th, 2019 3m 42s

I had a great amount of stage freight when I first started making videos. Heck, even today I still get a bit nervous once I start recording. It took me many months to even publish my first video. While I still don't feel completely confident in

How Parenthood Changes Your Life (Ft. Sheila Rogers)

Sep 4th, 2019 5m 30s

Becoming a parent has a huge impact on your life... or so I've heard :) I don't have any kids of my own right now but I have been responsible for taking care of people for many years. When I was talking to Sheila about creative parenting and on