On this episode of Teflon Don Positive Mindset: You’ll be surprised how fast ten years comes and goes. Trey turned 10 years old a few days ago and in this episode, I reminisce on how it felt like five minutes ago he was just born.

As an entrepreneur, it’ll feel like your path to success is taking forever. What I’ve learned is that when you’re all-in 100% committed to creating success, time moves a lot faster than you think. Listen to this episode to get some perspective.

On this episode of The Real Deal Unchained: I was living life subconsciously and was never aware of my actions and what I was doing to create the results I was getting. It wasn’t until I became an entrepreneur that I decided to become more consciously aware of what I was investing energy and time into.

It was at that moment that I began to create a routine that helped me to mentally stay ahead of the madness that would happen everyday. Once I created a winning routine that helped my mindset deflect the madness of the world, I was able to create a mindset that was indestructible and invincible to negativity and the madness of the world.

Listen to this episode to get great insight on how I stay ahead with certain tasks and tactics to keep me motivated and energized throughout my day.

On this episode of Teflon Don Positive Mindset: Most people, don’t know how to lead. They just don’t. They think leadership is being the first to do something and then being the boss and telling people what to do.

In fact, it’s the exact opposite. Leadership is about walking the talk. Being the person that’s going to take initiative to see something through. Being the person that can get others to believe in your vision and motivating that person to do what you need them to do by using the best of their abilities.

But before you lead others, you must know how to lead yourself. This episode will give you insight on how Mary Sowers, Principal of Laremont School was a leader and what she did everyday to show me why she was a true leader. Actions speak louder than words and her actions forever won my respect as the ultimate leader.

On this episode of Teflon Don Positive Mindset: It’s a real simple question that I ask all of my clients when they begin coaching with me: Do you want to get paid like a hobby or do you want to get paid like a business? Of course everyone wants to get paid like a business. I ask this question because I want my clients to understand the amount of work they’re going to have to put in to get paid like a business.

This ain’t play time. If you want to get paid like a business, the majority of your time is going to be spent on your business and figuring out how to create massive income.

It’s all up to you. Get paid like a hobby or get paid like a business. I don’t care which one you choose but if you choose to get paid like a business, then you better stay ready to work like one.

On this episode of The Dark Side of Your Psyche: Most people absolutely hate rejection. We all want to feel accepted and loved by all. But rejection is a pivotal part of the growth process to figuring out how to get what you want. Most people run away from rejection but if you can use rejection to your advantage, you are one step ahead of the game.

On this episode of Teflon Don Positive Mindset: The similarities between parenting and entrepreneurialism are identical in so many ways. As a first time parent, you realize that you have no clue as to what you’re doing. In fact, you begin to understand that reading all of those parenting books don’t mean anything when you’re dealing with a crying baby at 3am who has pooped out of their diaper and into their crib. How do you deal with THAT situation? That type of situation is not found in a book.

The same goes for being an entrepreneur. You finds out that putting together your own company, branding it and selling your product/service isn’t nearly as easy as it is reading about it in books or watching other successful entrepreneurs tell you how it’s done.

Both of these involve trial and error and a lot of on-the-job learning. They both will test your will, your patience and your stamina.

On this episode of The Truth About Being an Entrepreneurial Dad/Husband: My son Trey is turning 10 years old on Nov 14, 2018! Yikes! Where the heck does the time go, seriously? One of the things that I’m going to do for his 10th birthday is to set up his social media sites for him.

There are a lot of parents that are deathly afraid of social media and only see the negative aspects of social media. But here’s the deal, he’s going to get it on his own at some point anyway so what I’ve decided to do (as the social media king) is help him get his started.

I’m in complete control of his interaction with people online and I’m in control of his usage. But the main point here is to show Trey how he can use social media to his advantage to ultimately help him generate income by way of social media. You all know me - I’m authentic. So I’ll be going over the good, the bad and the ugly about what social media has to offer and where there can be pitfalls.

This is all about exposure and information. I’m going to expose him early to ways of using social media to his advantage along with giving him all of the information that I know about the ins and outs of social media.

I do what most parents won’t do because I’m raising impactful human beings that will change the world. Listen to this episode to get an idea of what we have in store for Trey!

On this episode of Teflon Don Positive Mindset: So many people play to be average in their lives. They have big dreams but often times play small to “be humble.”

Stop doing this to yourself. You were meant to achieve something beyond your wildest dreams and if you play to be average you’ll never reach your true potential of what you could become. Dream big, do massive action and work to get massive results. Get your thinking up and work for what you truly want in life.

On this episode of Teflon Don Positive Mindset: You cannot become a successful entrepreneur with a Worker Bee mindset. It’s impossible. It’s like thinking like a broke person and winning the lottery. Having more money doesn’t solve a broke person’s mindset, they just have more money to spend to zero because that’s what broke people do. They need a millionaire mindset in order to know how to keep and multiply that money.

The same goes for becoming a successful entrepreneur. Notice I said SUCCESSFUL ENTREPRENEUR and not just an ‘entrepreneur.’ If you want to become successful, you’ll need to unlearn all of those traits as a Worker Bee.

Listen to this episode to give you some insight on the differences between Worker Bee an Successful Entrepreneur.

On this episode of The Warrior Mentality: What happened to me could happen to anybody. My knee infection was life altering and it completely caught me off guard. It mentally tested me in every aspect when it came to how I was going to maximize my situation. But most importantly was my mindset ready to accept what was going on and see this as an opportunity.

This episode is to open your eyes about my life altering event that literally halted my actions in their tracks. My knee infection came out of nowehere and shifted everything in my life. It impacted my ability to perform to my usual work load, it temporarily impacted my mindset and it slowed everything down to a screeching halt in my life.

This episode is to test your mindset to see if you have the ability to have the Warrior Mentality. Do you have what it takes to withstand a life altering event and still be a beast? Listen to this episode to get an understanding of my mindset throughout my hospital stay and recovery phase.