Hello there! Welcome to episode 12 of Lemonade! In today’s episode, I talk a little about what I have learned it takes to influence others in a positive way. This is probably one of the hardest things to do on a consistent basis due to the amount of patience it takes to accomplish this feat. […]

Entrepreneur, Storyteller, and Catalyst

In today’s episode, I talk about the importance of teachers in our society and how having a good teacher will help you achieve all you hope to achieve in your life. Tune in to hear how teachers helped me turn a challenging childhood into a successful life. This show is brought to you by Audible.com. […]

In today’s episode, I share insights on Simon Sinek’s book, “Start With Why”. Tune in to hear about an experience I had when someone tried to use their “why” in the wrong way in an effort to motivate me to take action, and instead came off as a bit manipulative. Understand that Simon’s purpose is […]

In today’s episode, I reflect on insights I glean from John C. Maxwell’s book, “Success, One Day At A Time.” Tune in to find out today’s golden nugget of information! For your free audiobook, head on over to KeithSconiers.com/Audible

Entrepreneur, Storyteller, and Catalyst

Imagine you need to catch a plane to a land where you will finally get to live your dream life. You wake up the morning of your flight flat out fired up to finally be on your way. Your bags are packed. You have your itinerary for how you will spend the next 50 years […]

In this episode, I talk about the importance of having a vision.

Creating a vision for who you want to become as an individual, an athlete, or a professional is the most important thing you can do as a student-athlete.

Tune into the show to find out why!

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In episode 4, I talk about a dear friend of mine who passed away in December 2016. DD, also known as Portland’s Hippie Chick, first introduced herself to me at a Starbucks in Beaverton, OR. Even though I was an introvert, I was usually the first person to introduce myself as I was really working […]

When I was in 5th grade, I lived with my dad who was addicted to cocaine. It happened to be one of the most intense times of my father’s life as it relates to addiction and I was exposed to all of it. We were on public assistance and from time to time my dad […]