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Gimbal Financial, LLC, a registered investment advisor. The Gimbal Financial team is passionate about people and investments.

We combine our knowledge of investments to help make decisions for those who hire us. We believe a disciplined approach to buying and selling investments can offer investors confidence in uncertain times and helps take the emotions from investing. No investment strategy works in all markets. Investment Advice is offered through Gimbal Financial, LLC, a registered investment advisor.

11/02/2026

"I've known him ten years longer than I knew my mother."

How long have you known your oldest friend? In this episode, Keith Tyner swaps stories with Phil Byers, Jim Crews and Tom Abernethy, three Indiana University basketball national champions. And they make the case that lifelong friendships beat any trophy or paycheck.

This episode covers:
• Who stood with the families after the 1977 Evansville plane crash
• Why Jerry Sloan asked Bob Knight about stress tests
• When the 1953 and 1976 teams finally got their championship rings
• What sudden money does to a young athlete's family
• How most men lose their friends by their 40s

Call an old teammate when this one ends, and trade a few stories of your own.

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000799380624
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyG1JsXYdSc

"I've known him ten years longer than I knew my mother."How long ...

10/26/2026

"The only way you get confidence is you gotta earn it."

Who taught you to think like a champion? In this episode, Keith Tyner sits down with Phil Byers, Jim Crews, and Tom Abernethy, three Indiana University basketball national champions. They credit the parents and coaches who shaped them and kept them humble.

This episode covers:
• How a stack of play cards turned Phil's evenings into practice
• What Jim learned about ownership in the family garden
• Why Bob Knight rated the mental game four times above the physical
• Who stepped in when Tom lost his dad at age 10
• Where Tom found purpose after out-earning his NBA salary

Watch with your kids or grandkids, because these stories are worth passing down.

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000798149536
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mp0TvqYu5nc

"The only way you get confidence is you gotta earn it."Who taught...

10/22/2026

"Most communication is selfish."

What if the conflicts in your life are trying to teach you something? In this episode, Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve talk about how they learned to communicate at work and at home. And they make the case that the best conversations start with what the other person needs.

This episode covers:
- How to raise a problem without putting anyone on edge
- What Doug's dad says when someone tells him he's wrong
- Who keeps the grandkids at her table with a frying pan and a board game
- Why Keith leaves his desk to offer the mail carrier a soft drink
- When to pick up the phone instead of firing off an email

Keep one good question in your pocket and try it on whoever pours your next coffee.

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000797043733
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3yQBNZnwQnI

"Most communication is selfish."What if the conflicts in your lif...

10/12/2026

"I want people to see me, when my career was over, as a person."

Could you introduce yourself without mentioning your job? In this episode, Keith Tyner and Phil Byers sit down with former No. 1 overall draft pick Andy Benes. And they make the case that an identity built on your role can't survive the swings.

This episode covers:
- How the third-best pitcher on his high school team reached the majors
- Who to cheer for on your hardest days
- When a month at home taught Andy empathy for players sent down
- Why comparing contracts cost Andy two seasons with the Cardinals
- What Andy's first financial advisor meant by hitting singles

Pass this one to a friend with a retirement date circled on the calendar.

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000795917574
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xq4BbT8AyFY

"I want people to see me, when my career was over, as a person."C...

10/05/2026

"There's an opportunity cost of time with having a dog."

What is your dog worth to you? In this episode, Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve sit down with Keith's son Caleb Tyner, a dog lover since he was knee-high. And they make the case that a dog belongs in your financial plan.

This episode covers:
• How to budget a dog's whole life before you bring one home
• What Caleb learned about time the day his dog was away
• Where Keith found a Bible verse on his dog's last walk
• When to set the most you'll spend on a sick dog
• Why more young adults are choosing a dog over a child

Listen with your dog at your feet, then take them on a long walk.

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000793213008
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU4gjTJl8EE

"There's an opportunity cost of time with having a dog."What is y...

09/29/2026

What would you give up for the work you were made to do?

In this episode, Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve sit down with Curt Edmondson, pastor of Emerge Church in Fortville, Indiana, who also runs Kona Ice of Indy. Curt traded a sales career for a pulpit and is happier for it.

This episode covers:
• How Curt beat his sales region by $6 million and still got fired
• What he prayed when he could not tell which door to take
• When an 86% pay cut arrived two days before his fourth child
• Where he launched a church with $4,000 in the middle of lockdown
• Why more money would have stopped the whole story

If a job pays but doesn't fit what you want to do, listen for Curt's one-word answer near the end.

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000791994576
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8lSHIoLINPA

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09/21/2026

"None of us got to where we are today on our own accord."

Who paved the way for your success? In this episode, Keith Tyner, Doug Shrieve and Keith's son Caleb Tyner name the parents, mentors, teachers and clients who came before them. And they make the case that gratitude opens doors for your future.

This episode covers:
• How Keith's mom came up with $10,000 when he was $10 short on rent
• What humility tells you about whose shoulders to stand on
• Who tutored Doug in trig at 6 AM every Friday
• Why a retiring mentor's gift has Keith and Doug thinking five years out
• When retirement should look like more than the golf course

Listen with a pen handy, because a few names of your own mentors will come to mind.

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000790905329
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1WxsJ9WhyNQ

"None of us got to where we are today on our own accord." Who pav...

09/14/2026

Dan Stroup's handwritten birthday letters have followed his students from eighth grade into their fifties, and some of them have kept every one.

Dan spent 41 years at Heritage Christian School in Indianapolis, most of them teaching eighth grade Bible. When CBS News sent Steve Hartman to Indianapolis in 2013, the count stood at 2,800 birthdays and the writing ran up to three hours a night. Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve call him living proof that you can change someone's world ten minutes at a time.

This episode covers:
• How Dan keeps every letter from reading like a form letter
• Who kept him in stamps for thirty years
• Whether a text or an email can do what paper does
• When a stranger told Keith his late mother had changed her world
• What Dan tells young teachers who never hear how it turned out

Doug ends with a challenge: look up the address of a teacher who changed you and write the letter today.

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000789527192
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs00EN1nNss

Dan Stroup's handwritten birthday letters have followed his student...

09/07/2026

Buying and selling, mortgage interest, and the case for calling where you live a house, not a home. Keith Tyner and his son Caleb Tyner compare 40 years of moving from place to place.

Caleb's first house is a new build beside a cornfield, with a bed, a desk, and not much else inside. Keith and his wife have listed the house they raised their kids in and are hauling a load a day to Goodwill. Keith grew up with 220 square feet per person and has 2,250 today, and the house he most enjoys visiting raised six kids in under 1,000 square feet.

This episode covers:
• Where 70% of Caleb's first mortgage payment went
• How Keith paid next month's principal with this month's payment
• What a campground office in Malibu asked about a box back in Indiana
• Who told a friend in assisted living that she was already home
• Why 50 DVDs in the back of a Suburban made Keith count his working weeks

Keith's parting word to his son comes from Proverbs 24: whatever you fill the rooms with, those are the riches, and he does not mean furniture.

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000788265137
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJyKZ8Y5GTs

Buying and selling, mortgage interest, and the case for calling whe...

09/03/2026

Living courageously is a choice. Keith's daughter has made it in a war zone, facing brain surgery at 24, and alone in cities where she knew no one.

Keith Tyner and Doug Shrieve sit across from Kristen Hakalmazian, Keith's daughter, who details the anxiety and perfectionism she has struggled against and the motto that reframed her setbacks: rejection is spiritual protection.

• How fear loses its grip when you move toward the thing you dread
• Why failure at 18 in San Diego turned into redirection
• What a brain tumor diagnosis at 24 changed about ordinary days
• When a mission trip to Ukraine met the Crimea crisis in real time
• Whether comparison on social media is stealing your nerve

The safety net you can't see is usually there, and sometimes it looks like your dad.

Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/up-your-average/id1768337684?i=1000786939739
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opV-tgxc0HY

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