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In this episode, Jimmy Jernigan joins the show, who's is a multi-media content creator and the Founder of DailyDosWood. Jimmy posts videos on multiple platforms but mainly posts videos on YouTube and used to host a podcast. In this episode, Jimmy explains the mental struggles of a content creator, talks about being your biggest critic, how he doesn't get burnt out and what he's learned from his experience as a content creator.
Follow Jimmy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jimmyjernigann/
Subscribe to DailyDosWood: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM7BbwCJuHQBqng_F-3RDUQ
Time Stamps:
Traveling this past year: 0:45-3:36
Favorite part of 2021: 3:37-5:12
How he created DailyDoswood: 5:13-6:45
Worst reaction in his videos: 7:10-9:26
A woman thought he looked like Tom Brady:9:29-10:15
Getting comfortable in front of camera: 10:17-12:44
We’re are our biggest critics:12:45-14:01
Getting comfortable filming in public: 14:02-15:50
Comparing your growth to others: 16:13-17:55
Using views to make yourself feel better: 17:56-18:55
Documenting his life: 18:55-21:08
Appreciating how far you’ve grown in 2021: 21:36-23:12
Focusing on your LEGACY: 23:15-25:11
Importance of end the stigma of suicide and mental health: 25:11-27:19
Future of DailyDosWood & Dream of Working at Barstool: 27:25-30:45
How to not get burnt out: 31:05-33:53
Biggest Lesson from being a Creator: 34:00-38:48
Advice he’d give to younger self: 38:58-41:58
Learn more about Tavon's foundation and donate: http://www.tavonmasonlovesthekids.org/
Checkout Tavon's books: http://www.tavonmasonlovesthekids.org/my-book.html
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In this episode, Former MLB player Shea Hillenbrand talks about how journey to finding his true self after struggling with mental health issues throughout his successful baseball career. Even though Shea was a 2x All Star, he had many public scandals during his playing time and he explain how his mental health issues were a big reason why those occurred. Shea also tells stories from his time playing with Nomar Garciaparra, Randy Johnson, Jason Varitek, Manny Ramirez, Johnny Damon, etc.
Make sure to subscribe for episode bi-weekly! Also follow IGGY Sports Talk on Instagram, Twitter and YouTube for clips from the episode.
Time Stamps:
Pressure of playing in Boston: 0:11-1:50
What was the pressure like playing in Boston before the curse was broken? 1:52-3:52
Getting over the doubters: 4:10- 5:45
Explains hitting a walk-off home run off of Mariano Rivera: 5:50-11:47
Explains what playing at Fenway was like: 11:48-12:29
Red Sox vs Yankees rivalry: 12:40-14:51
Players are there to entertain people: 14:59-15:24
Players can attach their identity to the game: 15:25-16:04
Explain he he peeled back the layers after he retired:16:06-19:18
The mental struggles of playing in the MLB:19:21-20:07
His advice to his young self: 20:59-21:50
Explains the difference between the player vs person: 21:51-25:42
Explain his company the MLB Mindset (this is very powerful btw): 25:43-32:36
Figuring out who your are: 32:45-37:39
Focus on seeking the fullest version of yourself: 38:18-38:43
Perspectives of pain points make us want to be normal: 38:44-40:20
Embracing the idea that you only get every second once: 40:23-46:26
Importance of Gratitude: 46:28-47:56
Experience playing with Nomar Garrciapara: 49:18-53:26
Experience playing with Manny Ramirez: 54:06-55:20
Experience playing with Johnny Damon: 55:21-56:17
Experience playing with Jason Varitek: 56:18-56:59
Experience playing with Pedro Martinez: 57:00-58:38
Experience playing with Tim Wakefield: 1:00:08-1:01:12
Experience facing Randy Johnson: 1:01:31-1:03:07
Funny Story about Derek Jeter: 1:03:09-1:03:33
Experience playing with Barry Bonds:1:03:34-1:04:22
Time Stamps:
Intro & Talking Arizona weather: 0:00- 2:25
Crazy story of how we met: 2:26-4:01
How things happen for a reason: 5:02- 5:50
How Social Media can impact how we value ourselves: 6:20-8:26
Comparing your path to others 9:15-11:56
Jordan’s Story with insecurities: 13:26-21:15
Advice for getting over insecurities about appearance: 22:30-25:27
Don’t allow your insecurities stop you from doing what you love: 25:28-28:27
Taking care of yourself with work/life balance: 28:49-29:27
Speaking things into existence: 35:46-40:11
Best advice Jordan has received: 46:17- 47:59
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Instagram: instagram.com/jordan_guy_spurgeon
Twitter: twitter.com/spurg_
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YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFioAhehx3hWpMEjPcjbiGA
Instagram: instagram.com/iggysportstalk
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Time Stamps:
Intro & Explaining why I took a break: 0:00-4:00
Learning from each situation: 4:05-4:58
Support systems are important: 5:00-8:54
Understanding everything is happening how it’s supposed to: 9:00-10:29
Being proud of yourself: 10:30-12:28
Video talking to future self: 12:36-14:12
Journaling & New Mindset Who Diz book: 14:13-17:22
Essential Oils: 17:23-18:00
Changing Perspective of situations: 18:01-18:56
What’s going to be you legacy:18:57-20:27
Iggy and Danny Vietti breakdown the close AL Wild Card race as the season winds down explains why the Seattle Mariners and the San Francisco Giants have been two of the most surprising teams in the MLB. They also talk about the incredible 17-game winning streak that the Cardinals recently went on to help them clinch a playoff spot. Lastly, they talk about Danny's preseason prediction of the White Sox and Padres playing in the World Series and which teams they'd want to see matchup against each other in the World Series.
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Iggy and Adam Kaufman breakdown the new and improved Patriots roster going into the 2021 season. Throughout this episode, they discuss the expectations of the rookie QB Mac Jones, how the Patriots will use the dual Tight End threat of Hunter Henry and Jonnu Smith and predict what will happen on Sunday against Miami.
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David shares his inspiring story about how he had everything he could've ever wanted and lost it all but now uses his money and energy to help others. David has a goal to help 1 million people be happy through his speakers, videos, books and coaching sessions. David explains his relationship with money and how he learned that money doesn't always buy happiness.
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