Blake Koch's guest appearances

Blake Koch

MBASchooled

The Final Lap Weekly - NASCAR Talk Show

The Teardown

CharlotteONE

Off Axis Paint Undefeated Podcast

570 KLIF Podcasts

RaceCoin Podcast

Champions Podcast 

Off Axis Podcast

The Roman Gabriel Show

Outstanding Life with the Motivational Cowboy

The Best of LKN

Not Another Racing Podcast

Champions Podcast

John Hunter Nemechek

Justin Allgaier

Michael McDowell

Corey LaJoie

Noah Gragson

Jeff Gluck

Sherry Pollex

Garrett Smithley

David Ragan

Ryan Preece

Jordan Anderson

Tyler Reddick

Nigel Kinrade

Riki Rachtman

Randy LaJoie

OwlTail

In this episode, I get together with Blake Koch, the founder and co-owner of FilterTime. FilterTime is a home air filter subscription service that’s committed to delivering top-quality home air filters FAST directly to your doorstep. FilterTime takes air filters off your to-do list for good.During our conversation, Blake shares the story of his racing career in NASCAR and the inspiration behind launching his own business. Blake also shares how he connected with his business partner and the co-owner of FilterTime, Dale Earnhardt, Jr.Website: FilterTimeSubscribe to Lake Norman’s #1 Weekly Email Newsletter - it’s FREE!Partner with The Best of LKN and Grow Your Business! Click HERE to learn more!Tip the host! :) Would you like to buy Jeff a coffee? See how HERESpecial thanks to our sponsors!Support the show

In this episode, I get together with Blake Koch, the founder and co-owner of FilterTime. FilterTime is a home air filter subscription service that’s committed to delivering top-quality home air filters FAST directly to your doorstep. FilterTime takes air filters off your to-do list for good.During our conversation, Blake shares the story of his racing career in NASCAR and the inspiration behind launching his own business. Blake also shares how he connected with his business partner and the co-owner of FilterTime, Dale Earnhardt, Jr.Website: <a href="https://www.filtertime.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FilterTime</a> Subscribe to <a href="https://epic-journey-media.ck.page/newsletter" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lake Norman’s #1 Weekly Email Newsletter</a> - it’s FREE!Partner with The Best of LKN and Grow Your Business! Click <a href="https://thebestoflkn.com/advertise/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a> to learn more!Tip the host! :) Would you like to buy Jeff a coffee? See how <a href="https://epic-journey-media.ck.page/products/the-best-of-lkn-tip-jar" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>Special thanks to our <a href="https://thebestoflkn.com/sponsors/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">sponsors</a>!<a href="https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show</a>

154: Blake Koch - The Founder and Co-Owner of FilterTime.com

In episode 6 of NARP, Blake Koch joins the crew to talk about his unique path to NASCAR from dirt-bike racing. He tells stories from his NASCAR racing with small teams, meeting Matt Kaulig of Kaulig Racing, and then transitioning into business with Dale Jr. The guys also wrap up with Chili Bowl stories and Matt tells a story of a rude encounter with a neighbor.

In episode 6 of NARP, Blake Koch joins the crew to talk about his unique path to NASCAR from dirt-bike racing. He tells stories from his NASCAR racing with small teams, meeting Matt Kaulig of Kaulig Racing, and then transitioning into business with Dale Jr. The guys also wrap up with Chili Bowl stories and Matt tells a story of a rude encounter with a neighbor.

Episode 6: NASCAR to Business feat Blake Koch

 In this episode Blake talks about:  how he believed in God as a Kid, but wasn’t discipled and didn’t attend church regularly When Blake was 16 his dad had a great testimony and he started sharing it with Blake and that was huge for him. “Who knows where I’d be now if it wasn’t for my dad.” Dad was a big Hollywood producer. He had everything you could want. Big houses, cars, money. But he was just lost and wasn’t happy. Then he changed. God got a hold of his heart and removed everything from his life. He went broke, lost his house, lost his cars, and surrendered and went on to a life of following Jesus. God needed to strip everything away from him to get his attention. Parents were divorced when he was 2. Lived mainly with mom. She was a single mother working 9-5 and barely getting by.  On weekends when he’d be at dad’s he would get anything he wanted, but at mom’s, she was happy to provide food. Even though his dad lost everything he knew God would provide and that has really worn off on Blake. From 20 years old on, any decision Blake had to make, he would call his dad and they would pray. Every race they would pray, before every practice, they would pray. Now as an entrepreneur, they pray prior to every meeting. COME TO JESUS AHA MOMENT - Going to college, starting to party a bit, starting to drink too much here and there, and was kind of distant from God. He admits he was trying to control his life. He was living with his girlfriend at the time. He woke up on a Sunday and was feeling a little rough and his girlfriend said they should go to church. He was working and making good money and was at church and the pastor talked about trying to live life on your own and how that's not something you want to do. When it came time to give he reached in his wallet and grabbed all the cash he had and put it in the offering. Still to this day doesn’t know how much he gave but knows he was working money and wanted to surrender it to God. From that moment on he bought his own Bible, got into a small group, went to church regularly, and now is on fire from the Lord. He attended a Drivers Bible study on race day when he came into NASCAR, and was able to get plugged into a good group of guys who were on the same mission and loved the Lord. Grew up racing dirt bikes. Racing cars at 20. Drove a race car for the first time for fun and then decided he wanted to be a NASCAR driver cause it was fun.  Growing up, NASCAR driver was not a dream growing up. had never watched NASCAR till 2007, drove the car in 2008. Got engaged at 24, moved to NC to pursue racing in 1 bedroom apt from Florida. Was hired to drive in the Xfinity series in 2011. Did that whole year and things were looking good. 2012 signed with a new team and had a big sponsor and after 1st race sponsor pulled out.  Got a job driving his friend Trevor Barnes motor home to NASCAR races. They were buddies, and he stayed with him, they were in the same bible study. Blake started spotting during the race. One of his other buddies Josh wise couldn’t make it to a race and suggested they have Blake ride. He did it, did well, and then gets more opportunities and he hired again 2016 he had a big sponsor come on board, started a racing team, started driving and made playoffs, and finished 6th in the championship. Talks about the emotional toll of being on a team, then let go, then on a team, then let go. He shares experiences speaking at Promise Keepers. Talks about walking with his team owner through putting his faith in the Lord Shares about starting Filter Time and how he partnered with Dale Earnhardt Jr. https://www.filtertime.com/ Talks about his car catching on fire in a race at Talladega Talks about his Dad’s book the firsthour.com

In this episode Blake talks about: <ul> <li>how he believed in God as a Kid, but wasn’t discipled and didn’t attend church regularly</li> <li>When Blake was 16 his dad had a great testimony and he started sharing it with Blake and that was huge for him. “Who knows where I’d be now if it wasn’t for my dad.”</li> <li>Dad was a big Hollywood producer. He had everything you could want. Big houses, cars, money. But he was just lost and wasn’t happy. Then he changed. God got a hold of his heart and removed everything from his life. He went broke, lost his house, lost his cars, and surrendered and went on to a life of following Jesus. God needed to strip everything away from him to get his attention.</li> <li>Parents were divorced when he was 2. Lived mainly with mom. She was a single mother working 9-5 and barely getting by. </li> <li>On weekends when he’d be at dad’s he would get anything he wanted, but at mom’s, she was happy to provide food.</li> <li>Even though his dad lost everything he knew God would provide and that has really worn off on Blake.</li> <li>From 20 years old on, any decision Blake had to make, he would call his dad and they would pray. Every race they would pray, before every practice, they would pray. Now as an entrepreneur, they pray prior to every meeting.</li> <li>COME TO JESUS AHA MOMENT - Going to college, starting to party a bit, starting to drink too much here and there, and was kind of distant from God. He admits he was trying to control his life. He was living with his girlfriend at the time. He woke up on a Sunday and was feeling a little rough and his girlfriend said they should go to church. He was working and making good money and was at church and the pastor talked about trying to live life on your own and how that's not something you want to do. When it came time to give he reached in his wallet and grabbed all the cash he had and put it in the offering. Still to this day doesn’t know how much he gave but knows he was working money and wanted to surrender it to God. From that moment on he bought his own Bible, got into a small group, went to church regularly, and now is on fire from the Lord.</li> <li>He attended a Drivers Bible study on race day when he came into NASCAR, and was able to get plugged into a good group of guys who were on the same mission and loved the Lord.</li> <li>Grew up racing dirt bikes. Racing cars at 20. Drove a race car for the first time for fun and then decided he wanted to be a NASCAR driver cause it was fun. </li> <li>Growing up, NASCAR driver was not a dream growing up. had never watched NASCAR till 2007, drove the car in 2008.</li> <li>Got engaged at 24, moved to NC to pursue racing in 1 bedroom apt from Florida. Was hired to drive in the Xfinity series in 2011. Did that whole year and things were looking good. 2012 signed with a new team and had a big sponsor and after 1st race sponsor pulled out. </li> <li>Got a job driving his friend Trevor Barnes motor home to NASCAR races. They were buddies, and he stayed with him, they were in the same bible study. Blake started spotting during the race.</li> <li>One of his other buddies Josh wise couldn’t make it to a race and suggested they have Blake ride. He did it, did well, and then gets more opportunities and he hired again</li> <li>2016 he had a big sponsor come on board, started a racing team, started driving and made playoffs, and finished 6th in the championship.</li> <li>Talks about the emotional toll of being on a team, then let go, then on a team, then let go.</li> <li>He shares experiences speaking at Promise Keepers.</li> <li>Talks about walking with his team owner through putting his faith in the Lord</li> <li>Shares about starting Filter Time and how he partnered with Dale Earnhardt Jr.</li> <li><a href="https://www.filtertime.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.filtertime.com/</a></li> <li>Talks about his car catching on fire in a race at Talladega</li> <li>Talks about his Dad’s book the <a href="http://firsthour.com/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">firsthour.com</a></li></ul>

Champions Podcast Episode 14 - Blake Koch, former Nascar Driver

I sit down with Blake Koch. Blake is a Husband, Father, Entrepreneur, and Former NASCAR Driver.Koch began his racing career at the age of 22 after he graduated from college with an associate degree in Marketing and Business Degree at Northwood University.Born in West Palm Beach, Florida, Koch currently resides in Huntersville, North Carolina with his wife Shannon and their son, Carter and daughter, Bailey.[5]Koch is a Christian. Koch has spoken about his faith saying, "[God has] given me this platform that people listen to me and I feel like I have a great opportunity to tell people about Jesus through that.Koch is the founder and owner of FilterTime, a residential air filter delivery service. The business was founded in 2017 after losing his ride with Kaulig Racing, formed for the purpose of funding his racing career. Dale Earnhardt Jr. became a partner in the company in April 2019.Enjoy This Packed Filler Episode EPISODE:Filter Time with Blake KockPODCAST:Outstanding Life PodcastHOST:The Motivational Cowboy - Johnny D. (John Dmytryszyn)WEBSITE:www.MotivationalCowboy.com/podcast/SOUNDCLOUD PODCAST:@outstandinglifepodcastiTUNES APPLE PODCAST:itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/outst…d1410576520?mt=2SPOTIFY PODCAST:open.spotify.com/show/4OFNmM9Rv9jNA0gQMPv8XUYOUTUBE PODCAST PLAYLIST:www.youtube.com/watch?v=tttQkLT7S…20Rj&amp;index=2&amp;t=0sSTITCHER:www.stitcher.com/s?fid=389557&amp;refid=stprSUPPORT with PAYPAL:www.paypal.me/motivationalcowboySUPPORT with PATREON:www.patreon.com/motivationalcowboy

I sit down with Blake Koch. Blake is a Husband, Father, Entrepreneur, and Former NASCAR Driver. Koch began his racing career at the age of 22 after he graduated from college with an associate degree in Marketing and Business Degree at Northwood University. Born in West Palm Beach, Florida, Koch currently resides in Huntersville, North Carolina with his wife Shannon and their son, Carter and daughter, Bailey.[5] Koch is a Christian. Koch has spoken about his faith saying, "[God has] given me this platform that people listen to me and I feel like I have a great opportunity to tell people about Jesus through that. Koch is the founder and owner of FilterTime, a residential air filter delivery service. The business was founded in 2017 after losing his ride with Kaulig Racing, formed for the purpose of funding his racing career. Dale Earnhardt Jr. became a partner in the company in April 2019. Enjoy This Packed Filler Episode EPISODE: Filter Time with Blake Kock PODCAST: Outstanding Life Podcast HOST: The Motivational Cowboy - Johnny D. (John Dmytryszyn) WEBSITE: <a href="http://www.MotivationalCowboy.com/podcast/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.MotivationalCowboy.com/podcast/</a> SOUNDCLOUD PODCAST: @outstandinglifepodcast iTUNES APPLE PODCAST: <a href="http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/outst…d1410576520?mt=2" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/outst…d1410576520?mt=2</a> SPOTIFY PODCAST: <a href="http://open.spotify.com/show/4OFNmM9Rv9jNA0gQMPv8XU" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">open.spotify.com/show/4OFNmM9Rv9jNA0gQMPv8XU</a> YOUTUBE PODCAST PLAYLIST: <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tttQkLT7S…20Rj&amp;index=2&amp;t=0s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.youtube.com/watch?v=tttQkLT7S…20Rj&amp;index=2&amp;t=0s</a> STITCHER: <a href="http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=389557&amp;refid=stpr" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.stitcher.com/s?fid=389557&amp;refid=stpr</a> SUPPORT with PAYPAL: <a href="http://www.paypal.me/motivationalcowboy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.paypal.me/motivationalcowboy</a> SUPPORT with PATREON: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/motivationalcowboy" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/motivationalcowboy</a>

Filter Time With Blake Koch

Greg &amp; Skip sit down with retired NASCAR Xfinity driver Blake Koch about stepping away from life as a driver and starting his own business. FilterTime.com

Greg &amp; Skip sit down with retired NASCAR Xfinity driver Blake Koch about stepping away from life as a driver and starting his own business. <a href="http://FilterTime.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">FilterTime.com</a>

Off Axis Podcast | Episode S3E12; Blake Koch

Blake Koch stops by the studio to talk racing, family and his new partnership with Dale Jr. on "FilterTime", on the Off Axis Podcast.  To learn more about FilterTime, visit www.filtertime.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Blake Koch stops by the studio to talk racing, family and his new partnership with Dale Jr. on "FilterTime", on the Off Axis Podcast. To learn more about FilterTime, visit <a href="http://www.filtertime.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.filtertime.com</a>. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">podcastchoices.com/adchoices</a>

The Off Axis Podcast - Blake Koch

Podcast Guest: Blake Koch &amp; Host: Jai Shukla Q1 – You started at the age of 22 - why so late? At the age of 21 - The stepdad Blake Koch asked if he wanted to drive it. He grew up racing dirt bikes which weren’t fun. One test in Orlando and he fell in love with it. He was fast. 2 years later was signed with Nascar 2 years after that made debut at Xfinity. 6 cup races, and 200 Xfinity racers later - Blake Koch started his own company - FilterTime. Q2 – Talk us through the reality of it? Lot’s of ups and downs. It was a hobby initially during the last year of college.   Q3 – How did you transition from hobby to I want to do this seriously? ‘That’s just how I am. I want to be the best. Started watching it on TV, racing and winning. Racing and winning - I can do it. Taking it into his own hands. Firstly - started by calling all the Nascar teams. Everything single one of them - telling them that he was their next driver and they needed to see me and meet me but only a few gave a callback. Mike Dillon gave him the opportunity. Hey, we have an affiliate team and you should talk to them. After speaking to them, he flew out and said if you come up with half the sponsorship you can race with us. Back in 2008. In 2007, that was the first race he watched and by 2008 he was about to race. It was 25,000$ he had to come up with. He’s from palm beach Florida, made some phone calls and dad made some phone calls. Spoke to some successful entrepreneurs. So he was like wow, this is reality and I’m not even ready. At 22,23 he understood it’s business. Understood why people are looking for it. To make his debut he went and came 4th and then signed him on. Then didn’t win rookie of the year, had a lot of crashes. Q4 – What did you do for training? I didn’t. Q5 - So when did you start training properly? It’s a broad definition of properly. But I am now a trainer for 2 NASCAR drivers. Using the knowledge he has now to help those who are in his position. 2016, he started training properly. Hired a PT, had a nutrition plan, got a simulator, made the playoff, came 6th - won a pole, made a playoff and then that was the last time driving after losing a sponsor.   Q6 - How do you deal with the lows and losing sponsors? Some of the lows - after the first Xfinity start - he had a contract, commitments, a totally different career path - but in 2011 the deal fell apart. Sitting on the couch there is heartbreaking. Telling your friends. Q7 - How did it follow apart? New marketing director - changed who they wanted to sponsor. It’s such a humbling experience. It all gets taken away within a moment. Do you feel sorry for yourself? Give up? Not in his blood - started working on sponsors - and found a new sponsor and that’s how he got his full-time ride in Xfinity series in 2011. In 2012 moved teams again, lost the sponsor again in 2012, just bought a house - wife’s pregnant. Working different part-time jobs to pay the bills. In 2013, back on the track behind the car and qualified 2nd. That was a career moment. Q8 – Why at this point - why did you feel training yourself wasn’t the key if you were coming in around 25th and then losing and getting new sponsors? Because no matter how much you train, what coach you have if you have a slow race car - you’re not going to be able to show your skillset. So he put his effort into the business part. When the opportunity presented itself - he worked out for a 1 month, preparing, an allergy specialist. Didn’t have the money to hire people for training. Q9 - What advice you have for someone who was in your shoes? Blake Koch thought he needed experience. So it’s better to drive a quality car in a winning race car and run up front. Q10 – How did you come up with FilterTime? In 2013 - lost a sponsor - and thought, what shall I do? Trying to get big money, 3 weeks of super hard work. But not a single door opened. When he went shopping - he forgot the filters and that’s when he found out there was a need for it. As the ‘aha’ moment came. He didn’t get paid - so started driver coaching, FS 1 was an analyst - while building a business online. The doors that opened were unbelievable.    Q11 In 2019 you turned down racing? December 2018 - a once in a lifetime opportunity came - so had to chose that. Q12 - Where is the time for anything else? He decided the best thing for his family was filtered time. So he stepped away from racing, for the time being, get the business rolling. Still a driver coach, still an analyst and running filterTime so it was hard finding time for anything else. Q13 - What similarities are there between FilterTime and driving? It’s totally different. The downfall is pressure, constantly at the back of your brain, expected to bring in the wins, so take risks but don’t break the car so not too much risk, are you going to have a job next year, is your sponsor happy? A lot of anxiety, very few things under your control, always thinking about racing even when you are with your family, but there are perks to it - you have a PR person, you have your schedule you have press-release, SM, when you come out the car you have a hat, sunglasses, and a cold towel. So you are treated really well. But as a business owner, the results come out of how much work you put in. So now I’m able to put in all this work and not worried about someone firing me. So the effort I put it, especially since I like working, = customers, future for my family. Everything with FilterTime was from scratch, answering emails, SM the website it’s all Blake. It’s pressure - but you can trust yourself. You have a lot more control of the success - here is the similarity - it was all about fans. With filterTime feels like fans. Blake Koch emails them, talks to them and customer interaction. Q14 - What do you want to leave with the fans? Being passionate - you can’t worry about the results. Listen to the bible, podcasts, positive people - you can be happier no matter what you are doing. Set goals and chase your dreams.

Podcast Guest: Blake Koch &amp; Host: Jai Shukla Q1 – You started at the age of 22 - why so late? At the age of 21 - The stepdad Blake Koch asked if he wanted to drive it. He grew up racing dirt bikes which weren’t fun. One test in Orlando and he fell in love with it. He was fast. 2 years later was signed with Nascar 2 years after that made debut at Xfinity. 6 cup races, and 200 Xfinity racers later - Blake Koch started his own company - FilterTime. Q2 – Talk us through the reality of it? Lot’s of ups and downs. It was a hobby initially during the last year of college.   Q3 – How did you transition from hobby to I want to do this seriously? ‘That’s just how I am. I want to be the best. Started watching it on TV, racing and winning. Racing and winning - I can do it. Taking it into his own hands. Firstly - started by calling all the Nascar teams. Everything single one of them - telling them that he was their next driver and they needed to see me and meet me but only a few gave a callback. Mike Dillon gave him the opportunity. Hey, we have an affiliate team and you should talk to them. After speaking to them, he flew out and said if you come up with half the sponsorship you can race with us. Back in 2008. In 2007, that was the first race he watched and by 2008 he was about to race. It was 25,000$ he had to come up with. He’s from palm beach Florida, made some phone calls and dad made some phone calls. Spoke to some successful entrepreneurs. So he was like wow, this is reality and I’m not even ready. At 22,23 he understood it’s business. Understood why people are looking for it. To make his debut he went and came 4th and then signed him on. Then didn’t win rookie of the year, had a lot of crashes. Q4 – What did you do for training? I didn’t. Q5 - So when did you start training properly? It’s a broad definition of properly. But I am now a trainer for 2 NASCAR drivers. Using the knowledge he has now to help those who are in his position. 2016, he started training properly. Hired a PT, had a nutrition plan, got a simulator, made the playoff, came 6th - won a pole, made a playoff and then that was the last time driving after losing a sponsor.   Q6 - How do you deal with the lows and losing sponsors? Some of the lows - after the first Xfinity start - he had a contract, commitments, a totally different career path - but in 2011 the deal fell apart. Sitting on the couch there is heartbreaking. Telling your friends. Q7 - How did it follow apart? New marketing director - changed who they wanted to sponsor. It’s such a humbling experience. It all gets taken away within a moment. Do you feel sorry for yourself? Give up? Not in his blood - started working on sponsors - and found a new sponsor and that’s how he got his full-time ride in Xfinity series in 2011. In 2012 moved teams again, lost the sponsor again in 2012, just bought a house - wife’s pregnant. Working different part-time jobs to pay the bills. In 2013, back on the track behind the car and qualified 2nd. That was a career moment. Q8 – Why at this point - why did you feel training yourself wasn’t the key if you were coming in around 25th and then losing and getting new sponsors? Because no matter how much you train, what coach you have if you have a slow race car - you’re not going to be able to show your skillset. So he put his effort into the business part. When the opportunity presented itself - he worked out for a 1 month, preparing, an allergy specialist. Didn’t have the money to hire people for training. Q9 - What advice you have for someone who was in your shoes? Blake Koch thought he needed experience. So it’s better to drive a quality car in a winning race car and run up front. Q10 – How did you come up with FilterTime? In 2013 - lost a sponsor - and thought, what shall I do? Trying to get big money, 3 weeks of super hard work. But not a single door opened. When he went shopping - he forgot the filters and that’s when he found out there was a need for it. As the ‘aha’ moment came. He didn’t get paid - so started driver coaching, FS 1 was an analyst - while building a business online. The doors that opened were unbelievable.    Q11 In 2019 you turned down racing? December 2018 - a once in a lifetime opportunity came - so had to chose that. Q12 - Where is the time for anything else? He decided the best thing for his family was filtered time. So he stepped away from racing, for the time being, get the business rolling. Still a driver coach, still an analyst and running filterTime so it was hard finding time for anything else. Q13 - What similarities are there between FilterTime and driving? It’s totally different. The downfall is pressure, constantly at the back of your brain, expected to bring in the wins, so take risks but don’t break the car so not too much risk, are you going to have a job next year, is your sponsor happy? A lot of anxiety, very few things under your control, always thinking about racing even when you are with your family, but there are perks to it - you have a PR person, you have your schedule you have press-release, SM, when you come out the car you have a hat, sunglasses, and a cold towel. So you are treated really well. But as a business owner, the results come out of how much work you put in. So now I’m able to put in all this work and not worried about someone firing me. So the effort I put it, especially since I like working, = customers, future for my family. Everything with FilterTime was from scratch, answering emails, SM the website it’s all Blake. It’s pressure - but you can trust yourself. You have a lot more control of the success - here is the similarity - it was all about fans. With <a href="https://www.filtertime.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">filterTime</a> feels like fans. Blake Koch emails them, talks to them and customer interaction. Q14 - What do you want to leave with the fans? Being passionate - you can’t worry about the results. Listen to the bible, podcasts, positive people - you can be happier no matter what you are doing. Set goals and chase your dreams.

#8: Blake Koch - One door closes and one opens

This is the latest in a series of self-improvement/motivational-themed interviews involving people in the racing world sharing insight into successful habits. Up next: Blake Koch, who founded the business FilterTime after losing his NASCAR ride. We’re here at the track and you’re not driving. I’d think, “Oh geez, maybe he’s going to be down in … Continue reading "The Driven Life: Blake Koch on the power of positivity and passion"  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This is the latest in a series of self-improvement/motivational-themed interviews involving people in the racing world sharing insight into successful habits. Up next: Blake Koch, who founded the business FilterTime after losing his NASCAR ride. We’re here at the track and you’re not driving. I’d think, “Oh geez, maybe he’s going to be down in … <a href="https://jeffgluck.com/blake-koch-nascar-filtertime-the-driven-life-interview/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading "The Driven Life: Blake Koch on the power of positivity and passion"</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

The Driven Life: Blake Koch on the power of positivity and passion

The 12 Questions series of interviews continues this week with Blake Koch of Kaulig Racing. I spoke with Koch at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This interview is available in both written and podcast form. 1. How much of your success is based on natural ability and how much has come from working at it? Oh man. … Continue reading "12 Questions with Blake Koch"  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The 12 Questions series of interviews continues this week with Blake Koch of Kaulig Racing. I spoke with Koch at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. This interview is available in both written and podcast form. 1. How much of your success is based on natural ability and how much has come from working at it? Oh man. … <a href="https://jeffgluck.com/blake-koch-kaulig-racing-12-questions-2017/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Continue reading "12 Questions with Blake Koch"</a> Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

12 Questions with Blake Koch

NASCAR drivers Michael McDowell and Blake Koch join Bryce Johnson before they speak at the C1 blowout event. They discuss life, faith, and driving.

NASCAR drivers Michael McDowell and Blake Koch join Bryce Johnson before they speak at the C1 blowout event. They discuss life, faith, and driving.