On this episode of Making Elephants Fly, Terry sits down with Robert Kaelin, a multifaceted influencer, leader, and author of “Generous Influencers”. Robert Kaelin is an author, speaker, trainer and coach after graduating with a degree in leadership from Faith International University. He is a visionary leader, launching Counter Culture Leadership which helps equip leaders to reach their full potential so they can change the world with positive impact. He is also the founder of Generous Influencers, a non-profit that is on a mission to influence communities with generosity through community events and building local partnerships. Robert lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife, Jackie. They have three children and love spending their time adventuring and soaking in the world around them.

Join Robert and Terry as they talk about the journey from personal hardship to influential leadership, the transformative power of generosity in all facets of life, and the pivotal concepts of valuing oneself and nurturing one’s superpower to make an impact. Dive into a compelling conversation that challenges the scarcity mindset and embraces living like a river — constantly giving and enriching the lives of others. Robert emphasizes that his approach to generosity extends beyond financial giving—it encompasses offering one’s time, talents, and treasures. He and Terry promote the notion of adding value to others as an essential aspect of successful leadership and life.

On this episode of Making Elephants Fly, Terry sits down with renowned author, speaker, and superfan strategist Brittany Hodak. Brittany Hodak is an award-winning entrepreneur, author, and customer experience speaker who has delivered keynotes across the globe to organizations including American Express and the United Nations. She has worked with some of the world’s biggest brands and entertainers, including Walmart, KISS, Taylor Swift, Disney, Katy Perry, and Dolly Parton. She founded and scaled an entertainment startup to eight figures before exiting, and she is the former Chief Experience Officer of Experience.com. Forbes said of her debut book, Creating Superfans, “If you have customers, you need this book. Period.”

Join Brittany and Terry as they talk about the power of personal branding, the art of creating super fans, and the strategic approaches for engaging audiences beyond live experiences. Discover how unconventional opportunities can lead to transformative customer relationships and why adding a personal touch in the digital age makes a world of difference.

On this episode of Making Elephants Fly, Terry Weaver sits down with himself to reflect on the journey of the podcast. Join Terry as he talks about the trials and tribulations of starting and running a podcast, the incredible growth along the way, and the invaluable lessons learned from 100 episodes. In this milestone reflection, Terry unpacks what it means to be consistent in the right things,  the need to bet on oneself, and the invaluable impact of clarity and purpose. Don’t miss the Pop Playlist Framework that he shares for the first time.  He underscores the crucial role of clarity in understanding one’s purpose and employing one’s unique abilities to make an impact in the world. Terry conveys the necessity of being true to one’s own dreams and ambitions.

This episode will leave listeners empowered to take action toward their goals, encouraged to invest in their potential, and motivated to consider the lasting legacy they wish to create. Moreover, it provides them with practical tools for gaining clarity on their desires and emphasizes the value of surrounding themselves with a supportive community. 

On this episode of Making Elephants Fly, Terry sits down with Liz Wilcox.  Liz is an online entrepreneur & copywriter who specializes in email marketing. You can currently find Liz on Season #46 of Survivor. She helps freelancers and professionals alike package up their magic and turn it into emails that convert. In a previous life, Liz was an education major and – like so many before her – never actually got a teaching job. Instead, she found her way to the online space and fell in love with sales strategy. Today, Liz teaches people how to build online relationships, close deals, and attract better clients.When Liz isn’t in sales mode, she likes to run (yes, for fun), eat steak, and hang at her local beach in Tampa, FL

Join Liz and Terry as they talk about the transformative power of email marketing, the importance of authenticity in personal and business success, and the strategic decisions behind building a business that aligns with your desired lifestyle. Dive into Liz’s journey of overcoming challenges, licensing her expertise for business growth, and taking bold steps such as participating on Survivor—highlighting the correlation between trusting one’s instincts and achieving remarkable success.

On this episode of Making Elephants Fly, Terry sits down again with Logan Sekulow. Logan is an award-winning filmmaker, producer, radio show host, and podcaster. Logan holds degrees from Full Sail University in Film and Entertainment Business as well as a Certificate in Leadership Excellence in Executive Leadership from Vanderbilt University’s Owen Graduate School of Management. He co-hosts the longest running Walt Disney World Podcast and co-host of the Sekulow Brothers Podcast.

Logan began his television career at the popular kids network Nickelodeon. His directorial credits include the feature film As Dreamers Do: The Amazing Life of Walt Disney, the award-winning documentary Welcome Home, Dick Van Dyke, and the pro wrestling TV show Dojo Pro. In 2014 Logan relaunched Laugh-O-Gram Studios was relaunched under the guidance of A filmmaker and broadcaster whose credits include working for and with the biggest names in family entertainment including The Walt Disney Company. His latest movie project, this time as prodcuer and writer, Jingle Smells, he family-friendly holiday film’s all-star cast includes John Schneider (The Dukes of Hazzard, Smallville), Academy Award nominee Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight, The Expendables), and Ben Davies (Courageous, War Room). If you don’t blink you may even find Terry as a pirate.

Join Logan Sekulow and Terry as they unpack about the challenges of making and releasing a movie, the strategic decisions involved in distribution and promotion, the importance of seeking feedback and maintaining authenticity, and the potential of exploring alternative platforms for content creation. If you stick around to the end you will hear some random thoughts about the band KISS and thier farewell tour and what legacy looks like. Discover why your ideas aren’t trash and how to believe in something all the way.