Hi guys, after a unplanned hiatus the podcast returns with a Father's day podcast. Client work has been getting ridiculously busy which is great but that means it detracts from the pod. 

In this episode we speak with my father! We did a mother's day podcast episode so it was only fair my Father got a podcast episode too. 
My father has been such a strong influence in what I have done today. I've accomplished all I have because of the weight and sacrifice of my family. I hope this episode will serve as an experience that you can have vicariously through conversation with my father. 

In this episode we dive deep into how Team Prevail, composed of Virginia Beach power couple Maddy and Rob, stepped into the world of business and entrepreneurship as high school sweethearts. They wanted to create a life together very early on, so instead of going to college, they went straight into the workforce and decided to create multiple different business. As minority business owners, they speak about how they are proud mentors of young kids who want to stretch their entrepreneurial legs who are still in school. 

In this conversation we go deep into conversations about legacy and why building for future generations is so important, even if you can't see the fruits of your labor. 

Maddy is a tech recruiter by day, while Rob is a Turo Fleet Agency owner. 
They speak about navigating the uncharted waters of being a couple simultaneously being business owners. And how they are able to compartmentalize doing both. 

Tom Lenhart is the founder of Grindstone Athletics in VB alongside Chase "The Weapon Walden". 

He spent the last seven years teaching English as a Second Language in Brazil, Thailand, Russia, Turkey, and South Korea and completed a second personal training certification through American Council on Exercise. Throughout his travels he has trained in several combat sports, particularly in Muay Thai. Tom spent a year in Thailand training and competing with true Muay Thai fighters. 

As the episode states it is a deep honor and privilege to speak with a man of raw strength and intelligence. 
Here is a link to their website for anyone in the Virginia Beach area wanting to try out Muay Thai.

https://www.grindstoneathleticsvb.com/

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We are here guys quarter of 100 episodes and I appreciate the deep support you guys all offer. It means more than you all know. 

In this episode I speak with my Mother for a mother's day podcast special. As an asian family, sometimes feelings arent always spoken about in the most effective way. It took some convincing but my Mom was open to sharing her life story for everyone to hear despite her being insecure about being English as her second language. 

We hope this is a way for those without mothers in their current season of life, that you could siphon advice from my own mother and vicariously experience the deep love of family that took years to iron out and forge. 

P.S I didn't mean to make you cry twice in this podcast episode Mom :/ even though I wasn't yelling or trying to make you cry I guess the questions I asked dug deep. 

In this shorter episode, I answer the audience's question based off of a Instagram Q&A. The topics are mostly questions about myself or tips that people would ask me about. But a podcast episode more focused on my experiances/me. We are on episode 23 already. It has been an interesting walk thus far guys. 

In this episode I am joined with multi talented muscle mommy Ira Ramos. With a growing platform on Instagram she champions fitness and created a personal brand for herself. 

She is a growing artist and could easily be found at your local cons far and wide. Ira Ramos is a cosplayer, artist, and a proud daughter of Filipino immigrants. 
It has been the deepest pleasure getting to know her as a friend, but most especially as friends, showing our support in each other's corner when sales get slow, or the market doesn't look too hot. 

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Guys we are already at Episode 22 and this just super dope at this point. If I didn't have the company take holiday leave we probably would have been at Episode 35 by now. But the staff needs their break! Thank you guys for tuning in. And as always, if you like the podcast like, subscribe, and write a review for the algorithm! 

Sabrina Hack is a breast cancer survivor, an amateur competitive Muay Thai fighter, and a business owner. 

In this episode I give Sabrina my flowers, as well as dive deep and talk about what it was like for her to have lived her life as a breast cancer survivor, and a mother of two while simultaneously balancing work and entrepreneurship.

On this episode, we sit down with Dillon Hall. The founder of Abundance Real Estate. We speak about his decisions he has made as an entrepreneur. How he balances being a young father, and being a good CEO, on top of being a husband. We dive deep into his mind as he gives a plethora of advice for aspiring business owners. 

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-Dillon's first real estate flip was as a young man at just barely 21 years old. That gave me the courage as a 21 year old to go out and buy my first property, which is now my first rental property. Without Dillon, I wouldn't have found the "Abundance" in Real Estate that I have today.

Guys like in the video my audio cut off unfortunately. So the audio quality will not be as crisp because the audio is coming from the cameras itself. Not very proud that my XLR cable broke. But learning lessons. 

In this episode, we dive into Seji being a Filipino immigrant moving into America and finding identity. After a rough year and heart break, Seji dove deep into dance and doubled down and created the Syde Project and is now the Editor in chief of his other company PRSPCTV Magazine. We also have an introspective conversation on why he wished he could be an astronaut, and how that would have been an eye opening perspective (No pun intended.)

https://www.instagram.com/daskusej/
https://www.instagram.com/thesydeproject/
https://www.instagram.com/theprspctvmag/

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Guys, one episode before episode 20. Pretty insane that I could be saying that now.
I get to podcast with an old classmate during my Freshman year of high school. How odd it is that we have both decided to go into Multi-media when our parents were pressuring us to get into the medical field. Its been nothing but a deep blessing to get to this point and observe the beautiful things he has done. 
-Beau Deseo
Host of the Auxano Podcast. 

In this episode of the podcast, I sit with Tim Bruce, one of my old squad mates from my Active Duty Navy days. We dive deep in talking about cultivating identity, life in transition, and why he chose Nursing over becoming a Physical therapist. Timothy Bruce is the complete opposite of who I am as a person, but as they say opposites attract. Polarity. During difficult times we were both there for each other. 

Today's episode does feature a lot more cursing as we are both sailors with potty mouths. But at the end of the day, we are also not sailors anymore and are growing into the people we are meant to be so here is that disclaimer.