This month, Tim sits down with Tyler Dickerhoof, a trusted mentor and advisor to business leaders and entrepreneurs. Drawing on his experience in leadership and relationship-building, Tyler offers valuable guidance for succeeding amid today’s evolving professional landscape. Tune in for a thoughtful discussion on navigating professional environments with confidence and authenticity.

Find Tyler online!

IG: @tyler_dickerhoof

LinkedIn: Tyler Dickerhoof

Facebook: @tyler.dickerhoof.3

or at

www.tylerdickerhoof.com

This month on the podcast, Tim sits down with Mike O’Connell, founder of the Lead Different Experience and rising lead pastor at Love Church in Omaha, Nebraska. In this impactful episode, Mike explores how communication and integrity shape an effective leader and how these qualities can be leveraged to guide and influence others. Join in for a conversation that listeners can apply immediately in their own leadership contexts.

Find Mike online!
www.mikeoconnell.com
On Instagram @mikeoconnelljr

Join Tim as he sits down with Tom Henderson, founder of RESGEN, for an engaging conversation on how business leaders can empower, equip, and encourage their teams toward success—both personally and professionally. This inspiring episode challenges leaders to use their strengths to uplift others and lead through example.

Find Tom on social media

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tomchenderson

X: @tchenderson

Instagram: @resgentom

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-henderson-41a5005b/

Find RESGEN online and on social media

Website: resgen.org

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/restorationgeneration

Instagram: @resgen_ministry

Wayne Landrith, Senior Vice President for Development and Presidential Affairs at Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina, joins Tim on this month’s podcast. Their conversation explores what it means to lead with purpose in any environment. Drawing on his career experiences, Wayne highlights how culture, strategy, and strong leadership can create a workplace rooted in meaning and mission. He also reflects on the responsibility that comes with leadership—the need for thoughtful decision-making, clear communication, and strategic direction. This episode offers valuable takeaways for leaders and listeners alike.

This month on the podcast, Tim welcomes Eli Stoudemayer: CFII and owner of Palmetto Sky Flight School. Eli shares his story of starting out as an independent flight instructor and transforming that passion into a successful small business serving the Anderson–Clemson community. With three years of experience teaching students to take to the skies, Eli offers valuable insight into the challenges and rewards of aviation instruction, the realities of entrepreneurship, and what it takes to grow a business from the ground up. Join us for a conversation about flying, teaching, and the journey from self-employment to business ownership.

This month on the Big Ideas for Small Business podcast, Tim sits down with Jordan Montgomery, author of The Art of Encouragement and founder of Montgomery Companies. Together, they explore the power of encouragement in teams, families, and business relationships, especially during challenging times.

Whether you're a leader, entrepreneur, or simply looking to uplift those around you, this episode is packed with insight and inspiration. Tune in for a conversation that will strengthen how you lead and support others.

Find Jordan on social media:

@jordanmmontgomery | ⁠Instagram⁠

Jordan Montgomery | ⁠LinkedIn⁠

Learn more about Montgomery Companies at www.montgomerycompanies.com

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In this special episode of the Big Ideas for Small Business podcast, host Tim Hayden is joined by his wife, Dawn, for a heartfelt conversation about the other side of running a family business: family, marriage, and support.

Dawn, now an accomplished artist based in Upstate South Carolina, once put her career on hold to focus on raising their family so that Tim could grow the business. Together, they share their story, their sacrifices, and the key to making a family business work—at home and on the manufacturing floor.

In this special episode, guest host Michael Brown sits down with Tim Hayden, CEO of Sargent Metal Fabricators, to reflect on five decades of growth, innovation, and leadership. From humble beginnings to a tech-driven production floor in 2025, Tim shares the values and vision that built a lasting legacy, plus powerful advice for small business owners on embracing change and continuous improvement.

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