Another Way to Play

Having a winning mindset is the key to your success. But how does that mindset change over time?

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 04:36] The Winning Mindset

• I start off with the great values that await you in this episode
• The mindset that helped me succeed as a professional athlete
• Using my skills and mindset as an athlete in the real estate industry

[04:37 - 08:22] Sunk Cost

• Sunk Cost fallacy
• The shift in mindset and strategy
• The psychology of money

[08:23 - 11:07] Closing Segment

• Challenge for the week
• Final thoughts

Tweetable Quotes:

“Having a championship mindset, a winning mindset is the key to your success.” - Hans Struzyna

"Your strategy will change depending on the phase of life you’re in. If you’re a younger person you’re probably more willing to take risks, because if you lose big you’ve got time to make it back. Whereas if you’re older you’re probably looking for less risk and more stability because if you lose, you’re done.” - Hans Struzyna

“We go through these different phases in life, and to think that the way you’ve been doing things will continue to serve you at the same level and the same way is ludicrous. So you need to figure out how to adjust, how to change and basically be different.” - Hans Struzyna

 Resources mentioned in the episode:

• The Psychology of Money - Morgan Housel

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Josh Rossi, the viral photographer, is the man behind some of the most famous photos circulating the internet. Josh has worked for major brands and influencers such as, Good Morning America, People Magazine, Billboard, Nickelodeon, D.C. Comics, and Adobe, just to name a few.

Let’s dive right into the episode and learn about Josh’s story and how he achieved success by bringing together business and art

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 05:00] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Josh Rossi, to the show
• Josh talks about his current projects

[05:01 - 14:55] The Viral Photographer Mentor Camp

• Josh talks about his Inspiration to start mentor camp
• Keeping up and staying in the front end of the competition
• Taking risks
• Josh talks about having a secure income and being a freelance

[14:56 - 30:25] The Journey

• Josh’s journey
• His earliest encounter with art and business
• HIs first projects
• First clients
• Josh’s mindset in dealing with his first clients
• Learning how to do business and realizing the reality of things
• Josh talks about stability and growth

[30:26 - 38:21] The Viral Photographer mindset

• Figuring out your plans and plotting your course to achieve your goals
• Josh talks about his projects working with seriously ill kids

[38:22 - 44:06] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• How to help out with their projects
• What book have you gifted most often? 
• The 22 Immutable Laws of Marketing - Al Ries
• The 48 Laws of Power - Robert Greene
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
• Bill Gates
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• Spirituality and Religion
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Waking up
• Look after my kids
• Face my computer and work
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links  
• Final words from Jeremy and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“Initial comfort turns into troubles down the road. If you’re just comfortable with whatever you’re doing right now, that usually turns out to be more hard times down the road.” - Josh Rossi

“Jumping straight into the dark and trying to do things, is always a good thing, it’s never a bad thing, unless you’re making stupid decisions.” - Josh Rossi

“If you want it bad enough it’ll happen, if you don’t want it bad enough, you’re just gonna sit back, be comfortable, and nothing’s gonna happen.” - Josh Rossi

Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Mentor Camp
• Nickelodeon
• D.C. Comics
• Good Morning America
• Billboard
• Adobe

To learn more, connect with Josh on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, or send him an email at [email protected].  Be sure to check out http://joshrossi.com/ and https://www.joshrossi.co/ 

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Our guest for today, Brandon Barnes is a wholesaler in the Atlanta metro area. He is the owner of Mighty Estates, LLC-a family owned real estate solutions company based out of Atlanta that focuses on helping homeowners find solutions for their problem whether going through a foreclosure, can’t sell property, or just to sell their house for all kinds of reasons.

Let’s dive right into the episode and learn how Brandon manages a seven figure entrepreneurial venture.

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 06:23] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Brandon Barnes, to the show
• Brandon talks about his background and getting into Real Estate

[06:24 - 17:40] Real Estate Wholesaling

• Following his dad’s advice and sprinting towards the corporate world
• Brandon talks about his shift from corporate to real estate
• Closing his first deal
• Wholesaling real estate
• Differentiating themselves from the average Real Estate investor

[17:41 - 31:00] Speeding Up the Offer Process

• Brandon talks about their offer process
• Shotgun offers
• The beginning of the coaching program

[31:01 - 39:33] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• The shift of his business career and getting to the seven figure mark
• What book have you gifted most often? 
• The Go-Giver
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
• Martin Luther King Jr.
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• Doing deals virtually versus live appointments
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Wake up
• Work out
• Read a few pages
• Get the kids to school
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Jeremy and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“We look for the sale, before the sale. We base our numbers based off of what we see in the price history that other investors have purchased the homes for.” - Brandon Barnes

“Plans are meant to be broken.” - Brandon Barnes

“Wholesaling is the art of finding off-market properties at a discount.” - Brandon Barnes

Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Unilever

Connect with Brandon on Instagram. To learn more, visit https://www.sendmoreoffers.com/. Be sure to check out his Youtube channel here.

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Simon Lovell is the creator of the Super High Performer Formula and author of The Black Ball of Entrepreneurship. His fascinating insight will help us understand why business owners really don’t hit peak performance. In his career, he has also invested over $250,000 in personal development with the best in the world but still felt that something was missing.

Let’s dive into the episode and learn about Simon’s personal development journey and how it took him to his profound experience with The Black ball which was the impetus to his writing the book.

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 07:42] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Simon Lovell, to the show
• The idea and models of The Super High Performer

[07:43 - 15:26] Ricky’s Personal Development Journey

• Rick’s experience and early exposure to Trauma
• Negativity and Positivity
• Staying true to oneself
• Recognizing what makes you happy

[15:27 - 25:30] The Super High Performance Formula

• Overcoming your fears and limitations
• The benefits of Meditation
• Positive reinforcement
• Change of mindset
• Taking action

[25:31 - 35:04] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• The origins of his book
• What book have you gifted most often? 
• Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
• Wayne Dyer
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• The idea on the Black ball and honesty
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Wake Up and Meditate until I feel good
• Take my Puppy for a walk without my phone
• Comeback and tackle what I have for the day
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Jeremy and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“An Unhealthy drive can drive you to get somewhere. But ultimately, if you’re not actually being true to yourself and who you really are, then your body will start to break down.” - Simon Lovell

“Nobody’s life is perfect, it’s just that people handle situations differently.” - Simon Lovell

Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Amazon

You can connect with Simon on LinkedIn and Instagram . Be sure to visit his website at https://www.simonlovell.com/. Grab a free copy of his book here. 

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Jeremy Bhandari, is the Author of Trust The Grind: How World-Class Athletes Got To The Top, an Amazon number 1 best-seller among teens and young adults in the fitness and exercise section. As a young person himself, he realized he had a passion for teaching and helping. He was working at Sports Center as an analyst, using all kinds of trivia and knowledge to create content for live shows, social media and other sort of engagements.

Let’s dive into the episode and learn how Jeremy took his passion and knowledge for sports, and helped inspire other young aspiring athletes

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 10:07] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Jeremy Bhandari, to the show
• Jeremy talks about his background
• Working as a researcher and analyst for Sports Center
• Inspiration for his book

[10:08 - 18:30] The Transition

• Jeremy talks about the shift in his mindset
• Quantitative and Qualitative content in sports
• Taking his knowledge and skills to help inspire others
• Jeremy talks about the grind and hardwork in every profession

[18:31 - 37:46] Trust The Grind: Lessons from Successful Athletes

• The 16 athletes who helped inspire and complete his book
• Jason Kidd
• Chipper Jones
• Terell Owens
• Paige VanZant
• Manny Pacquiao
• Mike Modano
• Jimmie Johnson
• Gary Player
• Deena Kastor
• Ryan Sheckler
• Georges St-Pierre
• Ryan Lochte
• Devin Hester
• Andruw Jones
• Luis Gonzales
• Tim Hudson
• Jeremy talks the themes and chapters of his book
• His biggest takeaway from the successful athletes
• Hard work, Dedication, and Focus
• Stepping out of your comfort zone

[37:47 - 43:41] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• What book have you gifted most often? 
• The Alchemist - Paulo Coelho
• Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
•  Paul McCartney
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• The importance of Nutrition
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Get up early
• Same breakfast everyday
• List down my goals for the day
• Workout
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Jeremy and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“It’s really important to set long-term goals and have enough vision of who you are, and what you want to accomplish. But ultimately, if you’re not focused, if you’re not locked right in now, it’s going to be very hard to achieve the aims that you set out for.” - Jeremy Bhandari

“Getting out of your comfort zone is so key, in order to grow.” - Jeremy Bhandari

“As a writer, as someone who puts out content, it’s so important that the content and context you put in is beneficial for anyone and any walk of life.” - Jeremy Bhandari

 Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Sports Center

You can connect with Jeremy on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Be sure to grab a copy of Jeremy’s book here.

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Fleet Maull, PhD, CMT-P, is an author, meditation teacher, management consultant, trainer and executive coach who facilitates deep transformation for individuals and organizations through his philosophy and program of Radical Responsibility. He is a tireless and dedicated peacemaker and servant leader working for positive social transformation and a more just and sustainable global society.

Let’s dive into the episode and learn all about Dr. Fleet Maull’s philosophy on Radical Responsibility.

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 05:50] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Dr. Fleet Maull, to the show
• Fleet sums up the idea of Radical Responsibility

[05:51 - 29:02] Embracing Radical Responsibility

• Responding to circumstances that are out of our control
• Voluntarily embrace each circumstance and respond accordingly
• Continue to move forward
• Fleet talks about taking blame and responsibility
• Taking ownership for the results and impact of our thoughts, attitudes, feelings, and behaviors.
• Radical mindset, Radical ownership and Mindfulness training
• Fleet talks about basic mindfulness practices
• Fleet talks about conscious response to circumstances

[29:03 - 37:31] Fleet’s moment of Embracing Radical Responsibility

• Fleet talks about how he developed a Radical Mindset
• Fleet recalls his time in Prison
• His son was his motivation to turn his life around
• Keeping a firm grip and a mindset to impact more lives around him

[37:32 - 47:55] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• What book have you gifted most often? 
• Shambala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior by Chogyam Trungpa
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
•  Nelson Mandela
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• Model of radical responsibility and radical ownership
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Make my bed
• Workout and Stretch for 30 minutes
• Meditate for 30 to 90 minutes
• Have breakfast
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Fleet and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“Radical Responsibility is voluntarily embracing each circumstance we face in life.” - Dr. Fleet Maull

“Mindset is Everything. If you want to get different results in your life and really grow and thrive, focus on the mindset first.” - Dr. Fleet Maull

“We’re always faced with choices, and these choices are tough. Obviously we’re going to have feelings. Things are going to happen to us and we’re gonna feel victimized and that’s completely normal.” - Dr. Fleet Maull

 Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Amazon
• Neuro-Somatic Mindfulness course
• The Best Year of Your Life Summit (January 19-28)
• Center for Mindfulness in Public Safety (Mindfulness for Police)
• Engaged Mindfulness Institute (trauma informed mindfulness teacher training)
• National Prison Hospice Association

You can connect with Fleet by visiting his website https://fleetmaull.com/. Grab a copy of his book at https://www.radicalresponsibilitybook.com/. Be sure to check out Prison Mindfulness at https://www.prisonmindfulness.org/ 

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Kris Levy is a US Army Veteran turned Wine Branding Coach who specializes in helping wine brands build relationships and communities to increase virtual direct to consumer sales.

Let’s dive right into the episode and learn how Kris’ mindset helped him transition from the Army to the Entrepreneurial Coaching business.

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 - 05:29] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Kris Levy, to the show
• Kris talks about his background and his virtual Wine Club
• Served 10 years in the military
• 3 years into Entrepreneurship

[05:30 - 19:33] Getting into the Wine business

• Kris talks about how he found the right product market and success
• The role of Passion in Business
• Transition from the Military to Entrepreneurship
• Kris talks about figuring out the next chapter of your career

[19:34 - 32:09] The Strategic Mindset

• Kris shares his ideas about shifting of mindset
• Setting the intention of your time; Focusing on what’s important at the moment
• Setting the attention to plan strategically
• Developing and cultivating a strategic mindset
• Establish a calm state of mind and attitude in every situation
• Have a system to organize your thoughts
• Reception and pivoting to new concepts and information
• You have to learn how to batch content, decisions and set your intentions
• Kris talks about the vision of the Wine Club

[32:10 - 37:32] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• What book have you gifted most often? 
• Good to Great by Jim Collins
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
•  Alexander The Great
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• Paying more for a great bottle of wine
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Always make my bed
• Do some Scripture, Prayer and Meditation
• Do something physical (Bike, Gym)
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Kris and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“Everything has an expiration. Not just your life, but the things you do in life have expirations.” - Kris Levy

“You can’t place all of your worth, all of your fulfillment, all of your success into that one thing and then ride that thing for the rest of your life. You can look back at it and recognize the things that it gave you, and appreciate and be grateful for all the opportunities that you had. But there's a point that comes in where you wonder what is the next thing? What is the next mountain? And that way you can find that fulfillment and that happiness as much as you got from that last career and the next career and the next mountain that you’re climbing.” - Kris Levy

 Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Calendly

You can connect with Kris on Instagram or visit his website https://www.krislevy.co/ 

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Chris Thomson is the Co-owner and head coach of the Student Works Management Program which is a prestigious entrepreneurial training program for University students in Canada, that helps them develop necessary skills to become the leaders of tomorrow. For this episode, we talked about the importance of setting up your goals and schedule and committing to complete them.

Let’s dive right into the episode and learn how Chris has achieved success by putting in effort and commitment to things we do.

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 – 06:14] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Chris Thomson, to the show
• Chris talks about his background and the Student Works Management Program is about
• They recruit and train students and potential leaders how to run a net profit business
• Chris shares his ideals about practical application

[06:15 - 14:44] Coaching and Managing

• The start of Chris’ journey to being a coach in the Entrepreneurial scene
• The basics and having the right mindset when creating and running a business
• Managing and coaching different generations of learners and future leaders

[14:45 - 20:38] The Evolution of the Program

• Chris talks about the early days of the business and how they began the changes
• Overcoming the stigma that comes with a lack of experience for a new business
• Prove that you can do a great job
• Commit to the program and the task at hand

[20:39 - 30:55] The Essence of Time in Business

• The essence of time when it comes to teaching and coaching
• Putting a lot of effort when it comes to achieving a goal
• Be committed to getting better everyday
• Recommendations to help people to focus and commit on their task and goals
• Set a reminder
• Work on integrity
• Work on habits
• Chris talks about the importance of understanding and coaching your employees
• Finding someone to pull you out of the mindset that holds you back

[30:56 - 36:48] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• What book have you gifted most often? 
• Fierce Conversations by Susan Scott
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
•  Werner Erhard
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
• The potential of the next generations
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Meditation
• Walk the dog
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Chris and me

 Tweetable Quotes:

“Just because I know something, I've read lots of books. It doesn't really mean anything unless I’m actually using it in the real world and creating results.” - Chris Thomson

“There’s only two things in life that matter in life. First, set up a schedule and do it. Check how well you’re doing it.” - Chris Thomson

 Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Student Works Management Program
• The Weekly Coaching Conversation

You can connect with Chris by following him on LinkedIn or visit their website https://studentworks.com/ . Also, check out his podcast here.

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For this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with the Founder of the GoldHill Group, Jonathan Goldhill. Jonathan is an adviser, coach, consultant, trainer, facilitator and business therapist with 30 years of experience in his craft. He has been guiding closely-held and family owned businesses since 1987. He has owned/managed several businesses that grew into multimillion-dollar companies, including VEDC in Los Angeles, which grew from a fledgling org. Into the largest business economic development firm in the region.

Let’s dive right in to Jonathan’ story and learn what it takes to be a Disruptive Successor

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 – 05:28] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Jonathan Goldhill, to the show
• Jonathan talks about his background and what he’s currently working on

[05:29 - 11:10] The Disruptive Successor

• Jonathan’s view on the Disruptive leaders and successors
• The Dynamics of a Family business

[11:11 - 20:40] Becoming a coach and consultant in the Family-owned business sector

• Jonathan talks about his experience of being in a family business
• Going back to business school to focus his study on Entrepreneurship
• University of Southern California
• His years as a coach, consultant, trainer and financer for Entrepreneurs
• He focused on Family businesses

[20:41 - 27:52] Being a Disruptive Successor

• The key things to successfully transition and take over for a senior
• Agreement about roles and responsibilities
• Remove the family dynamic
• Evaluate the successor
• Jonathan talks about being a leader and successor
• Overcoming Ego and the Family Dynamic

[27:53 - 34:15] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• What book have you gifted most often? 
• Becoming a Strategic Business Owner by Daniel M. Murphy
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
•  Jack Welch
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
•  Most Successors would be Disruptors
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Walking the dog
• Yoga and Meditation
• Exercise
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Charlie and me

 Tweetable Quotes:

“To be a real disruptive successor, he or she will have to make some pretty big changes. They need to understand what’s gonna be entailed in these types of changes. And having a playbook that lays-out how the road map’s going to be put together, is going to make it a lot easier.” - Jonathan Goldhill

“When choosing a successor, I want someone humble, I want someone who’s hungry, and I want someone who’s smart. I want them to be a constant learner, because they’re going to be leaders, and leaders are learners.” Jonathan Goldhill

“A person in the wrong seat, is gonna be miserable, uncomfortable and will not deliver the kind of returns for the shareholders, and you're not going to make anyone happy.” - Jonathan Goldhill 

Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Disruptive Successor by Jonathan Goldhill

You can connect with Jonathan by following him on LinkedIn or visit their website https://www.thegoldhillgroup.com/ . Grab a free chapter of his book at https://www.disruptivesuccessor.com/ 

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Today I spoke with Charlie Hartwell, the managing partner of the Bridge Builders Collaborative. He has invested as a venture capitalist in 15 different apps and companies.

Let’s dive right in to Charlie’s story and learn about his journey and his philosophy when deciding to invest or not in a business.

Things you will learn in this episode:

[00:01 – 05:12] Opening Segment

• I Introduce my guest, Charlie Hartwell, to the show
• Charlie talks about the Bridge Builders Collaborative and their goals
• Help raise collective consciousness

[05:13 - 12:52] Investing and promoting spiritual well-being

• Charlie talks about their inspiration to invest and help promote spiritual well-being
• The desire to support Entrepreneurs with intentions for the betterment of society
• The importance of self-meditation to work on oneself
• Charlie shares his thoughts on the free meditation platform Insight Timer

[12:53 - 22:20] The Journey to Live to the best of your purpose

• Charlie talks about his professional journey
• Charlie talks about his personal journey
• The moment of realization
• He recognized that he needed help from others
• He discovered and began to express the essence of his true self
• Living to the best of his own purpose
• Realizing that personal growth shouldn’t be a solo journey

[22:21 - 30:23] Building and Growing the Bridge Builders Collective

• Charlie talks about how he and his partners started the Bridge Builders Collective
• What they look at before they choose to invest in a company or business venture
• The Global positive impact
• The skills and personal growth of the Entrepreneur
• The safeguards and security of the business
• The distribution system
• The potential a strong return of investment

[30:24 - 35:35] The FOCUS FIVE Segment

• What book have you gifted most often? 
• I don’t tend to give books as gifts
• If you can get an hour of somebody's time and ask questions, who would that be and why?
•  Michelle Obama
• What is one thing you believe that most people would disagree with you:
•  His ideals on Patriarchy
• Morning routine; How do you start your day?
• Make coffee
• Use a BEMER
• Meditate
• What is the best place we can connect with you online?
• See below for Social links
• Final words from Charlie and me

Tweetable Quotes:

“I just began to live more freely and authentically, and not really care about what people thought of the path that I was choosing, which I used to do. Just to live to the best of my own purpose and let things go where they’re meant to go.” - Charlie Hartwell

“I’ve come to understand on a personal growth journey that it’s not a solo exercise. We need to find support from other people, other friends, other professionals where it makes sense to help us along that journey.” - Charlie Hartwell

“For us, half of the joy of doing this work is supporting entrepreneurs, adding a tremendous amount of value. So we look at how we bring our collective wisdom, knowledge, networks to a company to help the entrepreneur be successful.” - Charlie Hartwell

Resources mentioned in the episode:

• Insight Timer
• Bridge Builders Collaborative

You can connect with Charlie by following him on LinkedIn and Twitter or visit their website https://www.shiftit.com/ . Check out his blog at https://medium.com/@charliehartwell

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