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Welcome realtor, philanthropist, and investor Donte Scott to the podcast. Today's episode features Donte who made a huge life change a couple of years ago where he left his 9-5 to pursue something better.
So many of us fear the unknown or simply get comfortable with what we are doing but seem to always yearn for more in our lives. Thinking about change is one thing, but actually moving forward with change is another. It's scary, but if you are not happy with your current situation, change is a must.
Listen to Donte give his insight on what led to this massive change in his life and how he has faired since he left his 9-5. If you are someone who's had a desire to change but are nervous, listen to Donte's story because he was in the shoes you are wearing right now.
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On today's episode, we dive into some ways in which you can change your life. You first have to understand a change is needed, and then you can begin the process of change.
Here are some ways in which you can initiate change:
Additionally:
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This week we are diving into a brand new series titled "Making a Change." Everyone is susceptible to change in their lives. It's really about how you embrace that change and more importantly, how to recognize you need a change in your life.
Today's episode focuses in on how change can be a catalyst for you to start over. It can re-energize you or restart your life. You just have to be willing to do it. So many people live in fear, believing making a change is scary. However, if you ever want to push yourself and grow, you must accept change and understand it's necessary to build upon change in your life to be successful.
Please tune in this week as we explore "change" and explain why it's important to embrace it!
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Today's episode features Super Bowl winning and current NFL player Ted Karras Jr. Ted comes to us as the current center for the Cincinnati Bengals and talks about why it's important to toe the line not only in sports but life in general.
There is a definitive line that is crossed when you become obsessed with something. Listen to Ted explain that it's ok to push yourself without going overboard with what you are doing.
Ted talks about the importance of accountability and trust. He describes his time in New England while playing for a Super Bowl winning team and he describes his time with the Cincinnati Bengals as well.
Ted is full of great advice on how to push yourself and to know when you are toeing the line. Please listen to Ted give his insights on this important topic.
Also, please go to thecincyhat.com and theindyhat.com and help Ted Karras support a great cause. 100% of proceeds from The Cincy Hat sales will go directly to The Village of Merici as they provide services, coaching, and independent housing to adults with disabilities.
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On today's episode we will go through some tips and tricks on how to know when you are toeing the line. Pushing oneself to be great is a laudable goal, but it's essential to find the right balance and avoid crossing the line into craziness.
Here are a few tips to help you push yourself while staying grounded:
Staying grounded while striving to be great requires a balance of pushing yourself and taking care of your well-being.
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Cool topic we are jumping into this week which is called "toe the line." Are you someone who's constantly on the edge of being obsessed with your job or the sport you play where your obsession is causing more harm than good?
That's where toeing the line comes in this week. It's the idea of being passionate and obsessed with something but still having fun with it. There is a point in which your obsession causes you to go from being great to being crazy. It's a hard line to understand but a line you need to be aware of.
You've probably crossed that line when you begin having a negative effect on other people's lives and your enjoyment for your job or the sport you play is no longer fun. Listen to Kevin and Jason talk about the importance of toeing the line and how you know you've gone too far.
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Welcome Tyler Mangas to the podcast! Tyler is a Battalion Chief for the Butler Township Fire Department just outside of Dayton, Ohio. Tyler comes on today and explains why being ready to seize the moment is so important in our lives.
Tyler does a fantastic job of explaining what seizing the moment is and how to begin accomplishing more. He does a deep dive on preparation and why that is so important in seizing the moment.
Finally, Tyler talks about taking chances in life and why sometimes you just have to step up, be courageous, and go for it! Don't live in fear and get comfortable with yourself.
For anyone who's been afraid to take some risks, please listen to Tyler and follow his advice.
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In today's episode we show you several ways in which you can begin to seize the moment better in your life. You must be ready to take advantage of opportunities when they come but still be grounded to what's going on today and celebrate those current moments. Here's some ways in which you can begin to seize the moment better:
Other ways in which you can seize the moment are:
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This week we are talking about the idea of "seizing the moment" which is really set in the foundation of taking advantage of opportunities. Throughout of lives, we are given plenty of chances or opportunities to do things that may be out of our comfort zone. Seizing the moment is about taking risks (calculated) and doing things even though the timing may be not be right.
Speaking of timing, when is the perfect time to take risk or start a business or venture into something crazy? The answer is never! There will never be a perfect time to do certain things. Sometimes you have to just seize the moment and go after it!
This week is dedicated to talking about the importance of making the most of your opportunities no matter where you are in your life. Everyone has those "woulda, shoulda, coulda" moments. Let this week's topic and advice help eliminate those moments!
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On today's episode, we interview a long-time middle school teacher who knows the ins and outs of how to help others learn. I mean, if you are trying to teach people, why not have the best of the best on the show right?
Nick Geiger comes to us from a local middle school in Centerville, Ohio where he has spent the last 22 years teaching. Nick is a skilled and knowledgable teacher who's seen it all. He comes to us with his expertise on how to help others learn. His insight on conveying information and how to troubleshoot problems with your employees, students or even kids is incredibly valuable.
If you are a teacher, boss, or most importantly a parent, please listen to this interview with Nick. He gives some tremendous answers to our difficult questions. These answers will surely help you in your different roles in life.
As mentioned on Monday, helping others learn is one of the greatest things you can do in life. Make sure you learn from the best, Nick Geiger, and follow his advice on how to be better at this.
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