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Trust me if you look hard enough success will leave you a clue on how to achieve it. For the last 18 years Robert Riopel has travelled around the world sharing his passion.  He’s an international Best-Selling author, App Designer, Entrepreneur and Trainer who believes we all have the value and information to be successful.  However, many lack the confidence in the execution phase to yield tangible results.  He joined me this week to discuss his success clues which we can all follow to make progress towards the lives we wish to live. For more information: https://successleftaclue.com/  Facebook: @TheRobertRiopel Twitter: @RobRox69  Instagram: @rrriopel LinkedIn: @RobertRiopel

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The National Center for Charitable Statistics (NCCS), reports there are more than 1.5 million non-profit organizations  registered in the U.S. This number includes public charities, private foundations, and other types of non-profit organizations, including chambers of commerce, fraternal organizations, and civic leagues.  With them having to serve a more diverse population thanks in large part to the Covid-19 restrictions, the leadership of executive directors of non-profits is critical to ensuring superior performance by the employees who work in the sector and while providing optimal service to the people they serve. Britt Trama is a Non-profit Consultant & Leadership Coach, Helping Non-profits Optimize Their Team for More Impact.  She believes a well-run non-profit is an effect of the Executive Director’s daily behaviors, habits, and routines. The ripple effect of a leader's growth and development has a positive impact on the lives of their teams, stakeholders, communities.  She joined me this week to tell me more.

For more information: http://www.britttrama.com/

Email: [email protected]

LinkedIn @BrittTrama

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Jordan Morgan has experienced a long and winding road in correlation with his professional basketball journey. Which has seen him play for nine teams, in six countries over the last seven seasons.  He was also an instrumental component to the resurrection of the Michigan Wolverines men's basketball program, during his time in Ann Arbor.  Since leaving the Maze and Blue Morgan has made both an international and domestic difference.  Through his play on the court and through the Jordan Morgan Foundation.  He joined me this week to tell me more.

For more information: https://www.jordanmorganfoundation.com/

Check out the Podcast: https://www.onarrival.com/

Twitter: @jmo_foundation

Facebook: @jmofoundation

Instagram @jmo_foundation

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Having the conviction and courage to make a dramatic life pivot and move thousands of miles away from home isn’t always easy. However, if you believe it will provide you with a great sense of fulfilment taking the leap of faith may indeed be worth it. For Harry Thomas he seized the opportunity to alter the trajectory of his life when he moved from London to Brazil. He’s a transformational life coach and “love what I do. I have many powerful personal stories and experiences to share, and I am always looking to have meaningful conversations with amazing people. I bring lots of positive energy, wisdom and thought-provoking topics with me.”  He works with people who have terminal illnesses and, in some cases, have been told they are going to die. When people’s backs are against the wall, you experience some incredible teachings about human beings and so much of my work now is because of these amazing people  He originated from the health and fitness industry being a Personal Trainer for over 16 years.   He ran 2 successful personal training studios in London for 12 years.  He joined me this week to tell me more.  For more information: https://harrythomascoaching.com/ Instagram: @harrythomascoaching

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“To be a great leader you have to be a follower.  You have to be able to follow and listen.  Even the top presidents, CEO’S and Prime Ministers have to be coached and have to learn continuously.  And if you have that kind of mentality that you’re always willing to learn, you always keep an open mind to understand the plight of other people. That’s what makes you a great leader.”

--Ray Leonard Jr.

For this son of boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard success in business, life and society starts with the notion inclusion needs to be extended to all people to achieve true and unified prosperity.  Ray has a strong collaborative approach and a facilitative style and has been responsible for creating effective and sustainable management development programs that have improved managerial effectiveness at several organizations.  He joined me this week to tell me more.

For more information: https://www.rayleonardjr.com/

Twitter: @RayLeonardJr

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Not being able to talk because of a severe speech impediment, allowed La'Don Buchanan to become a superior listener. As a child, the speech therapist told his parents he’d never speak normally, but if you have heard him on a podcast interview, keynote speech, etc., you know firsthand how wrong the therapist was.

These days, he uses his gift of communication to serve proven experts by optimizing their overall marketing message online to be seen as the no-brainer option by their dream clients around the world.  He joined me this week to tell me more.

For more information: https://www.ladonbuchanan.com/

Instagram: @ladonbuchanan

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By definition: a built environment is man-made structures, features, and facilities viewed collectively as an environment in which people live and work.  When we examine the correlation, it has with sports you could make the argument these two items are joined at the hip. Kristen Fulmer is the Founder of Recipric: A Front Office Sustainability Agency. She’s dedicated her professional career to environmental and social sustainability in the built environment. Kristen strives to drive efficiency through research-based, marketable, and profitable sustainable solutions.  She joined me this week to discuss the relationship between built environment, environmental, social sustainability, and sports.

For more information: https://www.recipric.com/

Twitter: @kristen_fulmer

Instagram: @kristen_fulmer

LinkedIn @ @KristenFulmer

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Introversion is an invitation for impact, not an obstacle to success. This is the motto which fuels the work of Jacqueline Shaulis.  She’s an excitable introvert”, the international speaker and 6-time global bestselling author, who has wowed audiences on five continents with her message to Embrace Your AWESOME™ to get seen, heard, and respected. She is a leading voice as it relates to communication-based leadership especially for women of color. Since that fateful decision in 2008 to launch her own training business, Jacqueline Shaulis has grown Awesome Enterprises LLC into a multifaceted empire that includes speaking, consulting, coaching, and publishing. Fortune 500 companies and top-tier organizations trust Jacqueline to deliver motivational yet practical guidance. She joined me this Week to tell me more.

 For more information:  https://jacquelineshaulis.com/embraceawesome/ 

 Instagram: @jkshaulis 

 LinkedIn: @Jacqueline(JK  Shaulis

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Fan injuries in baseball are on the rise. NBC News accumulated data from first aid contractors working for only four out of the 30 MLB teams and reported which at least 701 fans had been injured by baseballs from 2012 to 2019. The research indicated 808 foul ball fan injuries. Factoring in the other 26 MLB teams, that would come out to roughly 5,000 fan injuries over the same period. Keep in mind, these figures are only for MLB, and do not account for any of the fan injuries in the minor leagues where there are three times more games played.   Foul Ball Safety Now! is a crusade commissioned by Jordan Skopp, a Brooklyn realtor, lifelong baseball fan, and author of a forthcoming book about the tremendously overlooked scandal in the professional baseball industry – the all-too-frequent incidence of fans being maimed by dangerous foul balls due to the lack of extended protective netting, and related failures to educate fans about their assumed risk at the ballgame. Skopp joined me this week to tell me more.

For more information: https://www.foulballsafetynow.com/

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Is dating getting harder? According to the Pew Research Center Nearly half (47%) of all Americans say dating is harder today than it was 10 years ago. A third of adults (33%) say dating is about the same as it was a decade ago, and 19% say it’s easier. Women are much more likely than men to say dating has gotten harder (55% vs. 39%).  If you find yourself swimming in the pool of misfits, then Amy Conway wants to lend you a helping hand.  She is a dating and relationship coach with more than a decade of experience.  She joined me this week to tell me all about her mission to change the way women approach dating.

For more information: https://linktr.ee/amyelizabethco

Instagram: @amyelizabethco

Facebook: @The Beloved Social

Check out the Podcast: https://thebelovedblonde.libsyn.com/

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