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“Screw Being Shy”! Author, Mark Metry shares his story on social anxiety. Mark is transparent, brave, and impactful.
Mark is an important voice for mental health. He is the host of The Social Anxiety Society Podcast, he is a 2-time TEDx speaker, he is an entrepreneur, and he is someone who has dealt with social anxiety — and today he helps people manage their social anxiety. Mark does this through his book Screw Being Shy, talks, posts, conversations, and coaching.
This is going to be a 2-part episode because well sh*t happens! Mark’s wifi got taken out during this conversation. But it’s all good. The wifi issue actually created a perfect stopping point. Part 2 is in the works, but for now, here’s the conversation with Mark Metry.
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In this episode of “Mark Metry Talks Social Anxiety, Bullying, and Meditation”, we take on topics including:
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Learn more about Mark Metry:
Mark’s Websites & Social Media | Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | Twitter
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Bad grades weren’t about to stop this entrepreneur / sports business founder. And what’s cool, is he is sharing his story with and for others like him. In this introspective conversation with Dan Soviero, we hear stories of going deaf in one ear, being kicked out of school, losing the opportunity to play school sports, managing depression, and having bad grades. All of these obstacles are enough to expect ongoing failure. But these trying times led to Signature Athletics — and much more.
Starting in his college dorm room, Dan Soviero built a team of former NCAA lacrosse teammates, who were as passionate about giving back to the sport — just like he was. Signature Lacrosse created their own lacrosse ball, which quickly became the most trusted ball in the NCAA, the Official Ball of Professional Lacrosse, and the Official Ball of Federation of International Lacrosse.
Today, Signature has sold over ten million lacrosse balls! But as we said, there is so much more to Signature and Dan Soviero.
In this episode on Bad Grades in School to Sports Business Founder, we take on topics including:
You can get this episode and more like it at kazsource.com.
Learn more about Dan Soviero:
Dan’s Websites & Social Media | Signature Lacrosse Website | Signature Lacrosse Facebook | Signature Lacrosse Instagram | LinkedIn | Instagram
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“You don’t have to be what society expects.” -Tatted Lawyer | A conversation about the opportunities, creativity, and communities with NFTs — intertwined with art, music, Web3, the metaverse, and sports. This is an NFT Renaissance podcast series.
The creativity happening in the NFT / Web3 space is fascinating! Wait until you see what the OutKast NFT founders are building.
Taking a quick step back — so what is Web3? Web3 is an idea for a new iteration of the internet based on blockchain technology, which incorporates concepts such as decentralization and token-based economics (source: Wikipedia).
What are NFTs? It’s best to read this page or one like it: (Ethereum.org / what are NFTs)
It’s all happening so fast—so fast it seems we’re all late to the world of NFTs. In actuality, it’s early, very early. And it’s also very confusing. So let’s educate ourselves in the space. That’s what this NFT / Web3 conversation is all about. It’s an opportunity to share space with those that have experience, stories, and proof of concept related to all things Web3.
NFT Renaissance | with OutKast NFT Co-Founder
When a renaissance like this is happening, it’s worth a, “let’s stop and look around”. So let’s learn about Web3 and the entire infrastructure including NFTs, Crypto, and the Metaverse. Let’s be open to it. I’m not one to suggest running out and buying a bunch of land in the Metaverse, but I would suggest paying attention to it, asking questions, and then seeing what interests you. The creativity and the opportunity got me. I hope this episode helps you understand it a bit more—or if you are already in the NFT / Web3 world, I hope this episode opens you into a new part of the community.
Topics covered: Sports bring people together, community, anatomy of a sports fan, attorneys creating content, embracing differences, being who you want in the metaverse, esports, what is an NFT, the NFT renaissance, the development of the name OutKast, learning through podcasting, Anime, starting with content creation, OpenSea, digital personas, Tatted Lawyer, turning physical art into an NFT, smart contracts, music as an NFT, NFT marketplace, Andrometa Metaverse, Ethereum vs Fiat currency, athletes and NFT’s, selling houses on the Blockchain, the novels “Snow Crash” and “Ready Player One”, being open to Web3, owning your content, podcasting in the metaverse, the TikTok algorithm, and more!
Podcast Guest: OutKast and Co-Founder Michael Christine, Tatted Lawyer
Michael Christine, aka ‘Tatted Lawyer’ is forging his own path in the metaverse. Throughout his career as a Miami-based attorney, he set his own standards by embracing his differences and utilizing them for the greater good. Michael has been recognized as one of the Nation’s Top 40 under 40 Black Attorneys. He has channeled his passion and energy into a fulfilling career. He practices law and is a co-founder of the OutKast NFT Collection. And that’s where this episode takes off from!
Besides all that has already been mentioned, we believe this episode shows how content can start a conversation that fosters an environment that is conducive to learning. The conversation flows to important topics surrounding this digital wave such as parenting, real-world values, and creativity in a digital world.
As our guest and co-founder of OutKast NFT would say, “the message is clear, the NFT world is here to stay, and it is revolutionizing the art world every day.” The NFT Renaissance is here. Michael Christine is a believer in the idea that you “don’t have to be what society expects” and you are free “to be your own person”, especially in the metaverse. There is a sense of community among those in the metaverse and the growing popularity of NFTs has only flourished in this renaissance — of the art world. This digital metaverse is ever-changing and so is the conversation.
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Alternative investments like Crypto, cultural assets, and REITs are no longer protected by the walled gardens.
In this alternative investment episode, I chat with Eric Satz, Founder and CEO of Alto, a company that helps people invest in alternative assets to take control of their IRA money and their future.
Eric Satz is a visionary, an educator, and a communicator. As I continue to dive into this world of alternative investments like Crypto, cultural assets, NFTs, REITs, and more, I’m looking to have conversations with insightful leaders in the space looking to share — Eric Satz is one of those individuals.
As described on his AltoIRA about page:
Prior to his role as founder and CEO of Alto, Eric worked in investment banking at DLJ/Credit Suisse and co-founded several companies, including Currenex, an FX trading solution that sold to State Street for more than $550M; Plumgood Food, and; Tennessee Community Ventures, a VC firm. He served on the Board of Tennessee Valley Authority from August 2015 to January 2019. After years in New York City and San Francisco, Eric and his family moved to his wife’s hometown of Nashville to raise their kids. (source)
In this episode on talking alternative investments like Crypto, cultural assets … we discuss:
You can get this episode and more like it at kazsource.com.
Learn more about Alto and Eric Satz:
Talking Alternative Assets with Alto Founder Eric SatzAlto
Eric Satz on LinkedIn | Twitter
Eric Satz’s Altogether Podcast
Eric Satz on the Christopher Lochhead Podcast
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In this NFT Opportunities episode, I chat with Jordan Michael Schuester, an entrepreneur, leader, and changemaker in the NFT space. Jordan’s projects include Expaaand, Probably Nxthing, and Snacktually.
I came across Jordan’s content in the Trends Community on Facebook. He was dropping ridiculously insightful posts about NFTs. They not only captivated me but much of the Trends community.
Jordan is exactly the person I wanted to learn from when it comes to NFTs.
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You can get this episode and more like it at kazsource.com.
Learn more about what Jordan is working on:
Probably Nxthing Newsletter
The NFT Club | Facebook Group
Probably Nxthing on Twitter | Daily NFT News
Metafive on Twitter
About Expaaand | On a mission to hack global anxiety as we deploy transformational UX, novel interactions & liminal media changemakers in Web3 and Social Tech. (go here to learn more)
About Snacktually | Snacktually develops mouthmelting snacks & beverages from concept to manufacture. (go here to learn more)
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The moment that changed everything. A basketball game. A winning shot. Even though no trophies were won, that moment changed the direction of the Ohio State basketball program and its leader.
In this episode, we feature Thad Matta, the winningest basketball coach in Ohio State Buckeye history.
This is a SportsEpreneur original episode from the quarantine — and it’s now featured on this show, Entrepreneur Perspectives. We’ve seen how useful Thad Matta’s stories have been for other entrepreneurial-minded individuals–so we wanted to share this episode with more!
We go behind the scenes with Coach Thad Matta. As Coach Matta says, a winning culture is contagious and Matta’s stories from his days with the Ohio State Buckeyes, Xavier Musketeers, and Butler Bulldogs prove that out. Coach Alan Major joins this episode to share his own stories about his time with Thad Matta.
Topics covered:
The moment that changed everything: Ohio State beating Illinois, the number one team in the nation | The Butler Way | Greg Oden and Mike Conley | Letting leaders lead | The importance of assistant coaches in college basketball | College basketball recruiting and The Thad Five | A Brad Stevens foreshadowing moment | Buckeye Nation | Championship Culture
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