Here's something to ponder on - is leadership truly understood, or is it often misconstrued? Well, strap in and join me, Seamonster, as I dismantle myths and clarify what it really means to be a leader in this episode of Can Be Broken podcast. We'll be navigating the challenging terrains of leadership, addressing the frustrations, and, yes, the inevitable jealousy and hate that might come your way. But remember, a leader's path is about improving the team and the individuals around you, inspiring growth, and patiently delivering your message.

We'll be examining different leadership styles, discussing the silent leaders who motivate through action, and the vocal leaders who stir their team with words. We'll be emphasizing the crucial traits that define a successful leader, such as embracing vulnerability, learning from failures, and taking responsibility. Discover how a true leader identifies individual needs to elevate the entire team and the sheer importance of leading by example. This isn’t just about redefining your style but about understanding the essence of leadership - practicing what you preach. So, if you're ready for a transformative journey, remember, while the path of leadership can be demanding, you simply can't be broken.

What happens when you blend traditional Filipino values, a journey to a new country, and a passion for sports? You get the incredible story of my friend Francis Gonzaga, a father to four student-athletes. Francis' personal narrative is deeply interwoven with sports, from his early days as a Sandlot All-Star in the Philippines to his modern role as the motivating force behind his children's athletic achievements in baseball, football, basketball, and triathlons.

Francis and I get candid about the challenges that come with raising student-athletes, including the constant juggling act between promoting academics and encouraging athletic pursuits. He shares the wisdom he gleaned from his older sister's children who attended college on academic scholarships, exemplifying the power of education. We also talk about the importance of building a strong moral foundation in a world that often prioritizes athletics over character development. 

In our engaging conversation, we touch upon the nuances of supporting children through tough times, the invaluable role of positive role models, and what success means to Francis and his family. We emphasize the need for children to make their own mistakes as part of the learning process and the significance of recognizing the individual needs of young athletes. This episode is not only a testament to the transformative role of sports, but also a treasure trove of insights for parents, coaches, and anyone involved in youth athletics. Tune in to hear more about Francis' fascinating journey and his heartfelt advice for nurturing the next generation of student-athletes.

What if I told you that you have the power to never have a bad day again? Not by avoiding setbacks or challenges, but by taking control of your efforts, work ethic, and awareness to grow and learn. As we celebrate the one-year anniversary of the Can't Be Broken podcast, I want to express my gratitude to each and every one of you who have supported and encouraged this journey of self-improvement.

In this milestone episode, we discuss the power of choice and how showing up early, staying late, and working with intention can lead to greatness. I share personal insights on how to never have a bad day in terms of effort, quality, and growth. It's time to take control of our lives and work together towards a life where we choose to never have a bad day again. Join me in this powerful episode and let's make every day count.

What if reconnecting with people from different chapters of our lives could help us grow both personally and professionally? Join me as I sit down with my old friend Travis Arsenault, a former Division One baseball player, husband, father, and owner and CEO of TAG Investments Real Estate Company. We walk down memory lane, reminiscing about our early baseball experiences and discussing how those lessons on the field have shaped our lives and relationships.

In this heartfelt episode, we also explore Travis's recent diagnosis of stage three colon cancer, diving into the emotional rollercoaster he and his wife faced during this challenging time. We discuss the importance of being proactive about our health and how Travis has chosen to approach this situation with Love. Tune in as we uncover the power of gratitude and love in the face of adversity and how embracing our mortality can lead to personal growth.

Finally, we delve into the evolution of success, self-evaluation, overcoming failure, and the significance of finding support in our lives. As Travis shares his journey of failure in sales and how he persevered, you'll see that anything is possible with the right mindset and approach to challenges. Don't miss out on this incredible episode filled with inspiration, valuable life lessons, and a heartfelt conversation with Travis Arsenault.

Tired of constantly being brought down by critics? What if you could learn how to handle external criticism while also managing your inner critic? This episode of the Can't Be Broken Podcast is all about tackling criticism head-on and focusing on believing in yourself.

I open with an inspiring quote from Theodore Roosevelt, emphasizing the importance of those who are actually in the arena, putting in the work. I then share my thoughts on dealing with external criticism and the significance of the journey, embracing the growth that comes from facing challenges. By the end of this episode, you'll see the importance of being true to yourself and not letting the opinions of others bring you down. So join me, and remember, it can't be broken!

Singer, Song writer and artist Mandi Macias shares with us how she got started in the Music industry. She shares all the ups and downs of the business and how her passion for her music, family and her fans keep her grounded in this cutthroat business. 

C-Monster interviews Roman and they discuss the accident with that left him with a traumatic brain injury and an amputee. Romans' resilience, perspective on life and never give up attitude has helped him thrive and aspire to be a motivational speaker in order to help inspire others.  You don't want to miss Romans amazing story and his viewpoint on how perspective is everything.

In this C Monster mindset, we discuss Investing in yourself first in order to truly help others, Priorities and seeking valuable information through science and not social media or propaganda.

Norma and I discuss several important topics from Boundaries, Ego, Therapy, and Mental Health. She is an experienced and certified Clinical therapist, Relationship therapist and Life healing coach. The advice she offers on this podcast is informative and life changing. This is a must listen. 

C Monster talks about an incident that occurred while working patrol. In this incident he almost lost his life and because of that it also gave him a new life. A new perspective, hope and passion to help others. Enjoy and remember you Can't be broken.