Over It: Recent Episodes

Tim Roller

Welcome to the "Over It" podcast with Tim Roller! After years of killing the commercial real estate game, I was ready to switch tracks and find a career I love. I'm ready to get transparent (and dare I say, blunt?) sharing my tips and life lessons I've learned over the years. Stay tuned for the opinions of a 50-something-year-old photographer and serial entrepreneur. We might digress, but where's the fun in sticking to the plan?

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They really are!  It takes a minute to get there but I will.

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I have learned that pride comes just before a fall........  So I just try and avoid having much of an ego!  We talk about music and basketball and even breast feeding so........  I know, right?  I really hope you enjoy this.  It is fun to do.

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This episode is all about the importance of pulling life experiences out of those who are older.  I have learned over my life that the only substitute for age is age.   

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Being over it can be the turning point in your life.

In this episode, I talked with Ryan Alford, founder of the Greenville, SC marketing agency, Radical. We dive into what it means to be over it and the positive outcomes that have come from it in our lives and careers. Listen to find out how your "over it moment" is really only the beginning.

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Don't let toxic people live rent free in your mind. 

In this episode, we get into the nitty-gritty on people and situations I've had in my life. When is it time to cut ties? I'm over it... And here's why. 

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Welcome to the "Over It" podcast with Tim Roller! Kicking this series off, I wanted to give some background information on myself and introduce the topics of the upcoming episodes. After years of killing the commercial real estate game, I was ready to switch tracks and find a career I love. I'm ready to get transparent (and dare I say, blunt?) by sharing my tips and life lessons I've learned over the years. Stay tuned for the opinions of a 50-something-year-old photographer and serial entrepreneur. We might digress, but where's the fun in sticking to the plan?