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Hosted by Timothy Eldred · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 32 episodes
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Most people are performing a version of their life that looks right, sounds right, and costs them everything. The meetings, the marriages, the ministry — nodding along to things they stopped believing years ago. Waiting for someone to say out loud what everyone in the room already knows. Square Peg Round Hole is for those people. Raw, confrontational, honest conversations on authenticity, identity, and the cost of performing a life that was never yours. Hosted by Timothy Eldred—transformation architect, author, speaker, and coach with 35 years in the work most people avoid. For people done pretending. Learn more at timothyeldred.com or follow on social @timothyeldred
Timothy Eldred hosts Square Peg Round Hole, a society show with 32 episodes published.
I put on a pair of glasses at a tulip farm in Oregon and saw yellow for the first time in my life. Reds were deep and multidimensional. It was an unreal experience. Now, I'm 55 years old. I've been to six continents. Sto
I got an email last week that I've read fifteen times. Someone had been reading the book. And at the end of it, they wrote: "Maybe I might just be okay." I had to put my phone down. A few days later, I got a phone call—d
For thirty years, Tim Eldred taught people how to change. He knew every framework. He'd stood on stages and moved rooms full of people. And he couldn't change himself. Not because he wasn't trying. He was trying everythi
Last week, this episode didn't drop. Life made other plans—an unplanned flight to Minnesota, a father-in-law in the hospital, a week that looked nothing like the schedule. And the framework held. Not because circumstance
You've tried the programs. Hired the coaches. Read the books. Set the goals. And something still won't move. The personal development industry has a very convenient explanation for that: you. Your mindset. Your disciplin
After an extended absence, Tim is back—and he's not coming back empty-handed. A brain aneurysm. A rare nerve condition. A body that stopped cooperating. And 35 years of knowing how to help people change—none of it workin
In this conversation, Tim talks with Beth Abbott who shares her journey of hitting rock bottom and finding redemption. She discusses the events that led to her national news coverage, including a DUI accident that injure
You don’t want to miss this episode. In my opinion anyway (but I’m biased). Clearly, I’ve been away from the microphone for a few weeks—much longer than even I expected for sure. But I’ve had good reason. And the lessons
Sometimes life feels insurmountable. Those are the moments when you don't believe you have the strength or stamina to overcome the obstacles in your path—the seasons when you seriously consider giving up. You're not alon
"If it doesn't bring you peace, profit, or purpose, then don't give it your time, energy, or attention." —Unknown I posted that quote on social media over the last few days. As you might suppose, the response was affirmi
No one likes to admit the possibility they might create the majority of their own problems or that they are the source of their own pain. Even considering the idea is slightly embarrassing. Or shameful. But is it true? I
Does that title sound a bit harsh? Well, it is certainly abrupt. Why? Because sometimes there's no sugarcoating the truth. And the truth can hurt. But there are times we need someone to speak boldly and get our attention
We overthink. And the thoughts bouncing around in our brains shape our world and become our reality. We also take life too seriously. Is it any wonder we are so emotionally stressed and uptight? What would happen if we c
Most of the time, many people who are trying to make significant and lasting changes in their life do one major thing wrong—they go too far too fast. It's like quitting a habit cold turkey. You are either going to fail n
Have you heard the phrase (or used the phrase) I need to put on my face? It’s an idiom about putting on makeup; however, the concept can be applied in much broader terms. Because we all put on a “face” of sorts. Our face
Have you noticed that it's nobody's fault anymore? No one is responsible. For anything. Personal responsibility is becoming ancient history. It's no longer a virtue we value. Everyone wants to fight for their rights. But
What is love anyway? Has it been so exploited or so poorly explained that we really have no idea anymore? Maybe our ideas about love are the very reason we don't understand it in a healthy way. Or perhaps it's only my pe
The ‘middle ground’ of compromise is becoming scarcer and scarcer. Tolerance—once a cherished concept in our world—has disappeared from our human vernacular. We are a harshly divided world. Is that the way it has always
Life is change. And change is hard. That about sums it up, right. Every time we turn around we have to adjust to some occurrence in the world—or in our personal world at least. Obviously, that's not a newsflash. But how
Here are two truths: 1) Everyone has a story. 2) Change is hard. On this episode, my guest, Dai Manuel , discusses both of these realities from his life. Our conversation is honest and practical for anyone seeking any ki
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