Paul Stanley is the Co-founder of My Sports App is a free app that allows fans to vote features articles of your favorite MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and NCAA sports teams. Paul also is the host of "My Big Break Almost" Podcast where his guests talk about their almost big calm to fame. He is also going to launch a podcast platform called "Pod Previews" that allows podcast to features clips so potential listeners can listen to a podcast clip like a movie trailer.  Go follow him on instagram @Mybigbreakalmost. Thanks for Listening!

Jim Callis a senior writer for MLBPipeline.com and has been covering baseball since 1988. He started off working for Baseball America before the internet was even a thing. Jim and I talk about the top prospects and farm systems in baseball as well as his favorite up and coming players. 

Michael Durate is a Sports Reporter and writer for NBC Los Angeles. He is nominated by the Southern California Journalism committee for Sports Journalist of the Year. He covers the Los Angeles Dodgers, Los Angeles Lakers, And LA Rams. We get into the Return of everything sports with the possible cancellation of 2020 seasons as Covid-19 spikes across America. 

Bryan and John talk baseball and a little football. We talk about the 2019 offseason and made some predictions for the coming 2020 season. 

In this Episode, I go through the importance of starting the day off on the right foot, no matter if you are morning person or not. There is no excuse that we cannot start our day off right, we need to take control of our actions to be resilient in the most in important time of the day. The moment we get out of bed in the morning is the time to establish how we can get after the day. Please let me know what you think of this topic and leave me a rating and review.

In Life, when we make life changes, we do them with good intentions but they sometimes can be unrealistic. For example, trying to run a marathon without ever even running with 3 months of training is a good example of setting ourselves up for failure. We always want to grow in life but along the way we stop and become complacent. I talk a little in this episode why its important to set small goals to be able to look forward and to grow to the next level in our lives. Its Time to step out of your comfort zone and go for it! 

Steve Elkins is a true adventurer of Life and has chased after his dream he didn't discover until he was 45 years old. Steve Takes us through the Journey of finding the Lost City of the Golden Monkey (or also known Cuidad Blanca), an ancient city in the Honduras Rain Forest that had been lost for over 1500 years. It took 19 years of exploring and frustration but in 2015, Steve and a group of explorers were able to see it for there own eyes deep in the Rain forest. 4 years later, artifacts and breakthroughs are still being made about the ancient city and the Honduran Government has made it a priority that everything be taken seriously as they uncover as pieces of the nations long lost history. 

There is also a non profit organization(Kaha Kamasa Foundation) that was inspired by the Lost City that now protects the rain forest and helps perceive the findings of the lost city. You can make a donation: https://www.kahakamasa.hn/?fbclid=IwAR331xbrivI3y46-_TeFBG60XsbhuqaIYXDNjjYpgmbxMsE4caVhGRdxHJU

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Andy Storch tells us why it's important to know how our strengths and listening to what others have to say about your strengths because it gives us validation. He also mentions why its important to know what you are not good at so we can get help in those areas to improve our work. Andy is always stepping out of his comfort zone and he gives us his insights and knowledge through his podcasts, " The Andy Storch Show " and " The Talent Development Hot Seat ". Go Subscribe to his podcasts and let us know what you thought of todays episode. 

In this Episode with Mitch, he talks about why we should not make our passion our main source of income. He talks about why being practical in life  much more about than the happiness we all see on social media. He explains why social media has become a problem not only for comedians but for all of us especially if we are looking for verification. If you want to learn more about Mitch Burrow, you can find out more about him at http://mitchburrow.com and follow him on instagram @mitchburrow. Thank you for Listening to the show, Please feel free to leave a comment on any takeaways you had on todays episode.