Join us as we sit down with Matthew Weber, owner of Alpha Overhead Doors.

He shares how stepping into his family’s garage door business—and eventually buying it—sparked a shift not just in ownership, but in purpose.

We talk about the difference between camaraderie and culture, why strong relationships are essential, and how he’s built a business focused on developing people personally and professionally. We discuss the value of coaching, consistent learning, and surrounding yourself with people who do it better.

“Yes, I do garage doors, but what I really do is grow people. I just happen to use garage doors to do it.”

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Join us as we sit down with Tyler Wiltgen, Executive Director with St. Vincent Regional Hospital Foundation to explore what it means to lead with purpose and serve with impact.

Tyler shares how his small-town upbringing, early involvement in FFA, and love for sports shaped his deep commitment to community. From calling MSU Bobcat football games on the radio to studying abroad in Russia, he’s carried with him a global perspective and a drive to stay connected to the place he calls home.

We talk about his early career in philanthropy at MSU, his leadership lessons, and what it means to show up differently for every person on your team. Now in his role at St. Vincent Foundation, Tyler shares the projects that matter, the role of relationship-building in long-term success, and the big question he keeps coming back to: What can we do next to better serve this community?

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Join us as we sit down with Tyler Geiger, founder of Nock Performance, former police officer, and dedicated coach on a mission to help men become the best version of themselves.

Tyler shares his journey from policing in Nashville and Billings to launching his own coaching brand—where mindset, lifestyle, and community are at the core of everything he does. He talks about the joy of telling a story through video and photos, the lessons learned from others, and why seeing his clients succeed is the ultimate reward.

In this episode, we dive into what it takes to build a coaching business from scratch, the power of consistency, and what “I want these guys to be better men” truly means to Tyler. Whether you’re interested in entrepreneurship, self-development, or the impact of a strong community, this conversation gives an honest look inside the mindset behind Nock Performance.

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