"Good Schools." Was yours 'good’? Who gets to say? Is there equal access to good? How about access to great? What are the stories and consequences of our collective relationship with public education? What does it mean? How can we move forward? All that and more in an upcoming Cup of Joe on Video event, courageously hosted online by Tim Terrentine.

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In this episode of the Translating Life Series, Tim Terrentine discusses a concept he learned from Jon Acuff called "Hater's Math." We all struggle with this concept from time to time in our efforts. Tim offers a way to combat Hater's Math, and walk in confidence.

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In this episode of the Translating Life Series, Tim Terrentine translates the extra pressures we carry. The needless pains we bear that cause us to fall short of our best self. All of us have pressures, how we see and manage that pressure is the difference maker.

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We drive past abandoned buildings all of the time. The truth is, for each abandoned building, there is a story of hope and creation. Though through time and circumstance, things seem to be in disrepair; there is so much to learn about building— and rebuilding— our lives from these structures.

Tim Terrentine translates the universal phenomenon of "expectations" as he was inspired by a talk he heard from player development coach, speaker and Wall Street Journal best-selling author Stephen Mackey, who said it best: "Expectations require Equipping and Encouragement!"

Are my experiences limiting me? Am I able to see new ways and opportunities or am I bound by what I've seen and experienced? Tim Terrentine challenges us to examine our experience in this new blog video.

The Furious Five are together to celebrate, reflect and fellowship. In this video, this group of friends talk about why having a tribe is important. And, the benefits of authentic human relationships. [The Five: Darryl Blasingame, Corey D. Pittman, Estrada Price, Anthony Halley, Tim Terrentine]

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Though many of us are not masters at masonry, we somehow know how to build walls... between us. So much of our wall building is for protection and preservation, but does it serve us well? Tim Terrentine, Founder and Chief Translator of Translator's Consulting Group, LLC discusses this phenomenon of the heart, and how we can move toward an approach that provokes us toward 'together.'

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As a follow up to their conversation 'Translating LIFE', the 25 year long brotherhood addresses "one more thing" with a special message for all of us who are becoming. Vulnerability, letting it go, strength in weakness… Go to www.translatorscg.com for more information.

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On the 25th anniversary of their meeting, three friends— whose love is much more like brothers— reflect on life, and what they would share with their self 25 years ago.

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It's tempting to think that we can survive and thrive without others. Tim Terrentine translates a truth about our condition, and reminds us to embrace our interconnectedness.

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We go hard. Burnout is its own pandemic. How do we renew? How do we recover what we've given away? Founder & Chief Translator, Tim Terrentine shares his thoughts on renewal and how we can help our teams by helping ourselves.

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Here we are on another King holiday. In this Cup of Joe on video, Tim Terrentine celebrates the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as we enter the latter part of the month of January in 2022.

And as we look at our nation and think about what Dr. King’s life and legacy mean to our country and to us as individuals, we celebrate him. We celebrate his genius. We celebrate his heart. We celebrate the way he translated our collective experience. We celebrate the way Dr. King called on us — as a nation, as individuals, as people — to align ourselves with our greatest ideals as to what is the dream of America.

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Welcome to a sneak peak of the UNSTUCK podcast hosted by Tim Terrentine. During our time together, we will explore real stories with real people and talk about the issues of the day that have us stuck. We’ll talk about those issues in a lens that will help us get unstuck.