I invite you to join me in being deeply inspired by Shaun Peet.  In this episode we will explore the first half of Shaun’s life as a hockey place and then his transition to the world of Nascar.    Learn how to ignore naysayers and know that not leaving any on the table is the best way to be the best that you can be.  What if instead of proving people wrong, you proved people right?  What does this mean?  How can you accomplish this?  Learn how to unburden yourself of all of the people who don’t need to be there in the first place, set standards not goals, and practice vertical thinking, ultimately enabling you to level up your company.

Shaun was born and raised on Vancouver Island, Canada. He went to the United States on a hockey scholarship where he played four years in the Ivy League at Dartmouth College. He went on to play eight years in the minor leagues serving as the captain of the New Mexico Scorpions before his career culminated with an opportunity to play for the Calder Cup with the American League’s Wilkes-Barre Scranton Penguins. A chance meeting with a fan then afforded him an opportunity to work in NASCAR as a Jackman on a pit crew for the next 12 years where he was a part of the Red Bull Racing Crew that won the 2008 World Pit Crew Championships. In 2013 he was approached to coach the Chip Ganassi Pit Crew Department. The Ganassi Pit Crew Department was the first pit crew to ever receive the Comcast Community Champions Award for their dedication to helping those in need.

Website:  www.deckleadership.com

Instagram: @swpeet 

Welcome to episode 100!!!  Join me as I review my own Blueprint for the day.  Listen to me share with you tools and tactics that you can use to truly own your day. Move from a place of “stuck” to a place of productivity.

LinkedIn: Andy Neary       Instagram: @andy_neary      Subscribe to my YouTube Channel   Learn more: andyneary.com

The undersized picture who beat the odds, the Ohio kid who made it big, just a couple of phrases used to describe my guest on this episode. Join me as Jeff Montgomery work through not only the highlights of his career, but what you can do every day to become better at what you are doing! Remember, “about anything is possible”!

About Jeff: Breaking the traditional closer mold, Montgomery became one of most reliable relief aces in baseball. The three-time All-Star and 1998 Royals Pitcher of The Year led the club in saves for a decade with an unconventional four-pitch repertoire. In 1993, he was American League Fireman of the Year with a league-leading 45 saves, which also tied the Royals club record. Montgomery was Major League Baseball's 10th pitcher to reach the 300-plus saves mark, and the first to collect all of them with one club. He finished his career atop the Royals all-time list in appearances (686) and saves (304).

Join me in learning why five alarm problems are avoidable, why procrastination should not be used as a tool, and why we should make speed a part of our game!

LinkedIn: Andy Neary       Instagram: @andy_neary      Subscribe to my YouTube Channel   Learn more: andyneary.com

I am so excited for you to join me in my conversation with Chris Wirth!  Christopher J. Wirth is the founder and president of No Quit Living, as well as The Positivity Tribe.  As a professional speaker, author, coach and trainer, Christopher works with individuals, sports teams, schools and corporations to help improve accountability, effectiveness, and efficiency through his process – “The Positive Mental Advantage.”

Christopher is the host of the No Quit Living Podcast, which has been rated as a top 50 Podcast on iTunes in three different categories: Business, Health, and Self-Help.  He has also recently published his first book titled “The Positivity Tribe.”

Christopher has coached Basketball at the High School and Collegiate Levels.  In addition, he coached an AAU Team that succeeded at the National Level.  He graduated from Washington College with a BA in both Business Management and Drama.  Christopher was also a member of both the Men’s Basketball and Tennis teams.

In this episode we are going to learn about our PMA.  What is it?  What does it mean, and how can you tap into it?  We are going to talk about celebrating the wins, and being perfect with your attitude and mindset!  Buckle up, and get ready for a motivational ride!

Instagram:  @no_quit_living   Website:  https://www.noquitliving.com/ 

Whether you are trying to find your tribe in life or business, you will not be a fit for all people. Let’s talk about why you can’t be all things for all people, and how to ensure that you are being your best self!

LinkedIn: Andy Neary       Instagram: @andy_neary      Subscribe to my YouTube Channel   Learn more: andyneary.com

You guys are going to love this Bullpen with Christina Lecuyer!

Your Success Starts With Your Self Worth!

Christina Lecuyer is a former Professional Golfer, a three-time reality television competitor, Confidence + Mindset Coach, Motivational Speaker, and Founder of Women with C.L.A.S.S. Mastermind, as well as Decide It’s Your Turn: Women’s Weekend, and the host of the Decide It's Your Turn podcast. Christina’s mission in life is to empower people to fully live in their purpose, confidently and successfully!

You can be busting your a$$ and still not win and then you find yourself in a hamster wheel of never being good enough.  Sound familiar?  Listen to Christina and I talk about getting off of that wheel and moving forward with your life!

Find out more about Christina here: https://christinalecuyer.com/instagram/

Follow Christina on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/bechristina?igshid=i8jowkv4u68w

Podcast Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/decide-its-your-turn-the-podcast/id1543044381

On this episode, we are talking about your energy and how it can have an impact on your day, your life, and your business.   That’s right, your energy has impact, but not only on you, but also on how your prospects do business. The energy you emit is always the energy you get back. Let’s look at what that means, and how we can flip the switch to ensure a positive go-forward and experience success in all areas of our lives!

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I am thrilled to have you join me in my conversation with Mike O’Connor. Mike has had and continues to have a unique and outstanding career, beginning with 12 seasons of professional baseball, including 4 in the MLB with the Washington Nationals and the New York Mets.  Mike works for Early, Cassidy & Schilling (EC&S) as Vice President of the  Premier Client Group, serving the personal insurance needs of successful individuals, families, and professional athletes.

Mike graduated from the George Washington University in 2002 with his degree in Finance. He currently lives in Bethesda, MD.

In this episode, we are going to explore Mike’s journey from being called up to the Majors, what that was like, his experience there, and then we will dive in to have a look at what was a difficult transition back to the “real world” from his world of professional sports. We will look at the tools and mindset that helped him pivot, and celebrate where he is today!

What am I here to do?  Why do I wake up every day? Is it just a to bring a paycheck home?  Do you care about what you're doing? Do you just want the money or is it deeper?  I think you need to figure out why you do what you do and what your purpose is. Join me, as we unpack this some more.

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