Show Notes
As an Emmy-nominated on-air powerhouse, former University of Washington football standout, Terry Hollimon, took his talent straight from the field into the spotlight; becoming a dynamic TV and radio personality across Seattle; from FOX13 and KING5, to ESPN710 alongside his dear friend and Seahawks legend, Marcus Trufant. Terry doesn’t just show up to the conversation, he is the conversation. In this episode of Respectfu11y, we go beyond the highlight reel and dive straight into the pivot: what it actually takes to reinvent yourself when life doesn’t go according to plan. Career shifts... Divorce... Dating again... and Fatherhood at the center of it all... Terry and Jamie get into the nitty-gritty of evolution, identity and owning your next chapter loudly, honestly and unapologetically. Because sometimes the biggest power play is executing the pivot that leads you back to YOU.
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