Federal Prison Authority Presents: Around The Block

This week's episode of the concierge coaches show has Bruce and Wayne come together to discuss various topics. Wayne opens up about the importance of forming relationships. You never know when it can turn into something special. Bruce discusses the challenges of dealing with unreliable clients in coaching. He goes into detail on how to make sure your time isn't wasted and creates more of an incentive for the client to follow through with the appointment. Bruce also talks about a trial he assisted with and talks about his role in that and how he prepares for that. Later in the program, Wayne talks about important ways to ask questions and to try and get to the answer you are ready for. He also talks about a Florida trip he is going to, to help train different employees. He emphasizes people skills and how to ask the right question and avoid inappropriate comments, this comes through trial and error. This is a very informative episode as it pertains to people skills and dealing with difficult situations within the workforce. A key theme is "trial and error", which ultimately leads to better results and self-improvement. However, both require a strong work ethic and persistence.

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431-2032 and https://conciergecoach.net/

Wayne through email at [email protected]

On this week's episode of the concierge coaches show, Bruce and Wayne, open up the program by discussing a book and technique called the Three-Foot Rule. In essence, it is about selling yourself and making connections with multiple people. Another component Wayne goes into is that the three-foot rule helps make people feel valued and you never know the impact you can have on someone's day. Later in the program, Bruce discusses his HAM radio hobby and how he uses that. He also emphasizes how young people need to make a habit of using online and radio connections. Bruce talks about his life coaching and some techniques for success in that arena, also he and Wayne express the importance of hard work in life. Both explain the need for humility and the ability to grind and know that not everything you do will have monetary rewards. This week's episode stresses the importance of hard work, forming relationships, and being able to be uncomfortable.

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431- 2032 and https://conciergecoach.net/

Wayne at [email protected]

Today, with special guest Dr. Aaron Pierce, forensic sciences expert, and criminologist we explored a number of current issues in forensic psychology and his role in working within the legal system. One topic he covered that we often hear about in high-profile cases across the country was false allegations of sexual abuse. Dr. Pierce explained what this construct is and what he looks for to help law enforcement and attorneys determine whether an allegation is true or false, as well as some of the biases he sees in the legal system regarding these cases. Dr. Pierce also discussed false confessions, eyewitness accuracy, police interrogation tactics, treating and evaluating special forensic populations such as sexual offenders, and obtaining advanced degrees and licenses. Check out this podcast for an introduction to all of these issues in forensic psychology from one of the nation's topics forensic experts and legal analysts.

You can find more information about Dr. Pierce on his website at aaronpierce.co.

You can also contact his firm at [email protected] or call/text him directly at 214-836-7103.

This week Bruce and Wayne catch up during an ice storm in Dallas. They discuss past guests and ask the audience to write in guests they want to see again on the show. Bruce gives an update on a former guest who has since been arrested for scamming people and doing law work without a license. Later in the program, Bruce talks about megachurch pastors and the prosperity gospel and the line pastors walk when it comes to money and health. Wayne asks a very tricky question of Bruce, as it pertains to counseling as well as coaching. Bruce, goes in depth about the process he would recommend going through and the steps a good counselor and coach would take. To conclude the episode Bruce explains the difference between a license to coach and a certification. This is a good episode for those who have an interest in coaching and how to navigate the gray areas of the workforce.

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431-2032 and https://conciergecoach.net/

Wayne through email at [email protected]

On this week's episode, Bruce and Wayne conclude 2022 on a high note. They take time to reflect over the year and the goals they set for themselves in 2022, they also look ahead to 2023 and discuss goals for the upcoming new year. Wayne plans to open a storefront in Bedford, Texas, selling water units, cookware, and health products. Later in the program Bruce and Wayne talk about goal setting and Wayne shares different strategies to form goals and how to achieve them. Bruce also explains the importance of determination and embracing the uncomfortable path that leads to our goals. This includes going to work and using the talents we have been given and not wasting them by being lazy. In other words, we were made to work and earn our lives. This episode wraps up 2022 on a high note and is a great insightful listen.

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431-2032 and https://conciergecoach.net/

Wayne through email at [email protected]

On this week's episode of the Concierge Coaches show Bruce and Wayne have special guest Haley Sparks. She is a former college athlete and Saladmaster representative. She is currently competing in CrossFit competitions and is a bodybuilder. Haley also is a full-time life coach. Growing up she went through many personal struggles. Because of the recent impact coaching has had on her life, she now utilizes coaching techniques to help people overcome their personal battles. One of her fundamental beliefs is that our struggles are meant to refine us. Hayley also believes everything happens for a reason. Another amazing accomplishment is she started a nutrition company that helps others. Haley shared about her past life challenges. She explains how her faith was the core cause of her recovery. One way she gives back to her community is that she goes and speaks at high schools and leads a team that is there to help teens. A future goal for Haley is to eventually write a devotional book, she also wants to expand her business throughout the United States. Haley can be found on Facebook at Haley Sparks and her website: Rebuilt Life Coaching

https://rebuiltlifecoaching.com/contact

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431-2032 and https://conciergecoach.net/

Wayne through email at [email protected]

Bruce and Wayne continue to share coaching lessons. Bruce opens up the show with an update on a previous guest, Aspen Ladd, who recently won her match in her new fighting organization. A major topic of discussion is that we need to have a thankful mindset, not only during Thanksgiving and the holidays but to have it every day and in everything we do. Bruce and Wayne discuss goals for each year and Wayne talks about wanting to find a new office and discusses his desires for that office. Wayne later tells a story about an encounter that led to the discussion of not judging people based on how they look but on the content of their hearts. Bruce later discusses another radio show he is on and the drama of that program. He also discussed the criminal justice services he provides and a news segment he was in talking about a prisoner escaping. Bruce also mentions how he is for most of his clients the last line of defense and how he enjoys helping clients who are at the end of their ropes, with nothing left to lose. Wayne shares some words of wisdom about goals and making sure we write them down and have accountability to complete it. This week's episode is very informative, it provides good insight into being thankful and setting realistic goals.

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431-2032 or https://conciergecoach.net/

Wanye at [email protected]

This week's episode features guest star Aspen Ladd and her brother Shealor. He is currently 19 but has been training since he was 11 years old in combat sports and MMA. He is a black belt in karate and has won several championships in wrestling. Aspen is also a fighter and has fought in the UFC and helps train and manage her brother Shealor. One coaching point Aspen explains in the program is that we need to develop at a good pace, even with lots of opportunities it is important to refine our skills and not to bite off more than we can chew. Another point Aspen addresses are having the proper awareness to know WHEN to take the next step. This is important in life and in MMA- timing and development are two main pillars of reaching that peak awareness that allows us to reach our goals. Bruce pivots from UFC, MMA, etc to PFL, which stands for Professional Fighters League. One major difference between these fighting organizations is that PFL has seasons instead of being on call and has an increased amount of money per fight. Aspen Ladd covers the finer details of the fighting and business side of the PFL. Shealor discusses later how he wants to go pro but he wants to continue to gain experience and make sure he is ready; trying to earn that awareness to take the next step. An important lesson Shealor shares is to pursue what you love and dedicate yourself fully to whatever it is. To conclude, Shealor shares two pros and cons of fighting. This is a very insightful listen not only about the fighting world but the principles we can take from that and apply to our own personal lives.

Shealor can be found on Instagram @Aspenladd and Facebook, Shealor Ladd @shealorladdmma.

Bruce can be reached at (214) 431-2032 or https://conciergecoach.net/

On this week's episode, Bruce and Wayne have special guest Kimberly DiPadova, she had a catering business that had connections with many higher-ups in society. During this time she did a favor for someone which caused her to get charged with conspiracy and 108 months of time. She began her sentence in 2016 and moved between multiple facilities. During the early stages of the Covid-19 epidemic, prisons found ways to lower the population inside the buildings, and to do this they would find inmates with low risk and tried to move them elsewhere. This allowed Kimberly to get ahead of the curve and let her be qualified to be in a federal halfway house. Here she had more independence but had ankle monitors and they could finish their sentence at these houses. Bruce explains the finer details of the process to get to a halfway house. Though she was “back in society" she still was very limited in what she could do and had to get passes to do things. She also went through a very difficult divorce but was able to retain custody of her son even though she was finishing her sentence. Kimberly discusses the influence Bruce has had on her personal life as well as helping her get through her prison time. This is a very informative and helpful episode for those who want to know about the prison system and how they can find help with their prison time.

Kimberly can be reached via Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/firststepact

On this week's episode, Bruce and Wayne had special guest Ashley Goralski. She started her career pursuing nursing but over time she began to lean more toward real estate and is now part of a team of residential realtors. Before she started her own group she was previously working for a real estate company and was one of their top workers. Ashely represents both buyers and sellers when it comes to purchasing and selling homes. Asley takes meetings with potential clients to try and make sure that they are a good fit and that they can be effective together. Later in the program, Bruce asked her about certain aspects of the Zillow website. She also goes over the process she has with clients when it comes to meeting their needs and finding the house that they are looking for. They also talk about the current housing market and how high-interest rates have impacted those wanting to purchase a home There is hope that the rates will drop. Additionally, Ashley also has a long history of training people and investing in people's lives to help prepare them to do their best in their chosen line of work. For those who are thinking about potentially entering the housing market, Ashley would be an excellent realtor to have in your corner.

Ashley can be reached at (817) 456-2620 and her website Homes for Sale in Dallas/Fort Worth Texas:

https://www.sellingdfw.realestate/ashley