Mitchell Report Unleashed Podcast

Have you ever wondered why high business achievers need to let of their egos? The time is to replace the word ego and gain more confidence. In this episode, Georgia Tusch dives deep into the topics surrounding ego vs confidence, how to improve productivity, and much more.

2:18 Where does ego come into play with real estate?
4:22 When people want to buy their first house what are the steps?
8:44 Georgia talks about her development into getting into real estate.
10:53 Top 3 books that any real estate agent needs to get into.
11:46 What is productivity mean for Georgia?
14:54 Who has the greatest laugh in the social circle?
15:38 What branding means to Georgia?
22:28 What are the biggest icks in real estate?
27:43 Georgia asks me where I see myself in the next 3 years.
27:18 Georgia asks the pressing question what do I think about coaching?
42:09 Business plan & vision board, understanding the lifestyle.

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Have you ever wondered why high business achievers have need to let of thier ego? The time is to replace the word ego, and gain more confidence. On this episode, with Georgia Tusch to dive deep into the topics surrounding ego vs confidence, how to improve productivity and much more.

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Head of Global Digital Community Marketing @ 2K Games | Co-Founder Asian American Collective | Podcast Host. Zeena stops by the podcast to discuss everything surrounding diversity and inclusion within communities. And how to effectively network within your social circle.

09: What do diversity and inclusion mean to Zeena Koda?
3:29 Was the pandemic why we started having these important diversity & inclusion conversations?
7:59 How do we create dynamic leaders in diversity and inclusion?
24:287 Zeena talks about building into her communities with key tips
27:45 How can marginalized communities widen their net?
35:30 How podcasting can springboard your voice?
48:44 AI and how it will impact the music industry?
52:07 Top 3-5 Wrestlers of All-Time

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Artist Collective is the brainchild of CEO and artist manager extraordinaire Evan Price. After 15 years in the industry, he has had firsthand experience in every corner of the industry. Reinforcing that knowledge with a bachelor’s Degree in Music Business from Columbia College Chicago, he offers his expertise through online training and handcrafted consultations.
His mindful approach encourages artists to invest in personal branding, creating real fan connections, while focusing on collaboration rather than competition.

Living that sentiment, he invites his impressive network to share their expertise through Industry Chats, giving independent artists access they could have only dreamed of!

:09 What is an artistpreneur, even gives us the breakdown.
2:07 Evan speaks about the transition into the business.
3:20 How does Evan understand the best approach to want to work with you?
5:24 Why do people create limiting beliefs within themselves?
9:48 How do you bounce back from burnout as a creator or entrepreneur?
12:55 The 3 obstacles people find by not identifying their purpose?
16:52 Understanding how to network, create relationships and ask the right questions?
21:40 Welcome to the world of social audio.
28:29 The difference between coach and mentor.

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In today's episode, we talk about the WNBA experience in Toronto. The game was between the @ChicagoSky and @MinnesotaLynx The experience was amazing. Check out the whole video in response to the atmosphere.

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After working my way up the ladder in the television sports world—hosting and reporting at some of the greatest events of the past two decades—it was time for a change. Even though the change wasn’t by my design, it was still very much needed.

As a successful two-sport athlete growing up in Arkansas, pursuing a career in this industry made perfect sense. By the time I made it to the network level covering golf exclusively, it finally felt as though I had credibility. Why do we as women struggle with our own validity significantly more than our male counterparts? Golf has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember. I won my first of four Arkansas Women’s State Championships at the age of 14—still the youngest in state history—and was a two-time AJGA First-Team All-American. But perhaps what I’m most proud of is being the first scholarship player in women’s golf at the University of Arkansas in the post-Title IX era.

My television career included stops in Mississippi, Tennessee, Ohio, and then Chicago working for the Big Ten Network. But my big break happened in 2014 when I landed what was supposed to be my dream job at Golf Channel. Little did I know how quickly that would all change. As I soon learned, the misogynistic, boys’ club culture—which had plagued the network from its early days—was still rampant throughout the company. Unfortunately, many of those in the executive offices and on the management team only perpetuated these deeply-rooted problems.

Soon after making my story public on January 1, 2021, as detailed in the Washington Post, upwards of 30 women reached out to me privately about their own encounters with mistreatment. Sadly, most of these women have been unable to speak out because of Non-Disclosure Agreements they signed after losing their jobs. Others are afraid that voicing their struggles will blackball them in the industry moving forward. Trust me, I understand. Either way, it’s both heartbreaking and infuriating.

My hope is that revealing these truths in my soon-to-be-released memoir, Troublemaker, unites women and brings about change; that the people running companies who repeatedly make unfair decisions toward women and minorities finally get exposed and are forced to change—or cast aside if unwilling to do so; that HR departments around the world become places that protect the employees, not their employers. It’s astonishing how many people lack faith in their own HR departments to improve their work lives.

I want Troublemaker to serve as a reminder to these persecutors that we aren’t going away. I want it to empower women who’ve been silenced out of fear of losing their jobs to speak up and to do it loudly. As Elie Wiesel so poignantly once said, “Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented.” May we all be (good) “troublemakers” together so that one-day books like this will no longer be necessary.

1:51 How did Tucker Booth get involved in the book?
6:26 Most challenging part of writing the book Troublemaker: A Memoir of Sexism, Retaliation, and the Fight They Didn’t See Coming
14:13 What does misogynistic culture mean to you? And how do we solve this problematic social issue currently today?
23:15 Should visual minorities should be a head of HR departments in companies?
26:00 Will the book bring the word “cancel culture”?
29:50 What happens when people say Lisa is looking for clout status?
32:45 Has what has happened to Lisa discouraged her from working in media?
35:41 Lisa talks about the book being for-worded by Hilary Diane Rodham Clinton

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My name is Tess, and I have been an athlete my whole life. I was a gymnast as well as a nationally ranked track and field athlete until a severe knee injury ended my career. I went from being extremely active to no activity, which took a toll on my mental and physical health.

I knew I needed to do something, and that is when I fell in love with weight training. I have been lifting for about 4 years now and I have learned so much. My goal is to provide you with easy-to-follow workouts and help you show yourself what you are capable of.

Getting in shape shouldn’t be a punishment. It’s an amazing and empowering lifestyle decision that anyone can make. I believe in finding the pleasurable side of fitness; and while there may be a sore muscle or two along the way, the benefits of fitness are worth the challenge. I am a certified personal trainer through ACE and have a diploma from Fanshawe College in Fitness and Health Promotion.

1:52 When did Tess pick up her first workout exercise?
4:10 Tess battling back from injury and what did she learn?
6:10 Biggest misconception about health and fitness?
15:44 Should a blueprint be created for women led by women for health and fitness?
19:20 What is something more people need to learn about health and fitness?
20:48 People who train heavier weights than usual, does that have to deal with ego?
24:00 What is Tess’s favorite workout?

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With almost two decades of experience under her belt, Tanya Oliver is an expert at guiding people toward looking, feeling & becoming the best version of themselves. She is passionate about helping her clients tap into their full potential, accelerating the achievement of their goals exponentially. The great results she has gotten for her clients have paved the way for her to be a renowned public speaker, author, and entrepreneur.

Tanya is an executive coach for high-end achievers, and her drive to change other people’s lives comes from her life-changing experience of transforming her own. It has not always been success and happiness for her, and sharing her story is what she now uses as fuel to help those around her: It doesn’t matter the hardships life throws at you, but how quickly you get back up and how you respond to them. At her lowest point, she found herself searching for fulfillment and happiness in all the wrong places, and creating self-sabotaging habits that impeded her success.

”I came from a space of addiction, suicidal thoughts, and heavy anxiety and depression,” she shares. “I was 60 pounds overweight, with low confidence and no support system in place.” Tanya’s life was at the lowest it had ever been, and nothing she did was working to alleviate the pain she experienced. Her relationship with herself was losing strength, as she became more dependent on external substances.

But one day, Tanya realized she only had two options, to either end her suffering once and for all, or to do the complete opposite. Something in her mind thought if I’m willing to die, then I can choose to live on purpose. She understood that life didn’t happen to her, it happened to her. Instead of letting the situations that were outside of her control dictate her life, she decided to take the reins and rewrite her story.

“I realized then, that if I wanted to create an extraordinary life, I first had to create an extraordinary self. I had to find the greatness within me to extend that greatness into everything I chose to do in this lifetime,” she says.

Tanya began her journey by working to peel back the layers of herself that were no longer serving her and chaining her down from experiencing better things in her business, relationships, and life as a whole.

One of the first steps she set out to change was her outlook on her health. She began to prioritize her self-care in a way she never had before. Meditation, exercise, healthy eating, quality sleep, and positive self-dialogue all became integral to her everyday life. She integrated and implemented positive habits that built the foundation for her to thrive in her business and day-to-day life as her best self.

Tanya believes that to be successful, you have to take daily actionable steps to get there but also adopt a forward-movement mindset. “If you want to be extraordinary, you must see and feel as if you already are extraordinary, and then practice being that person today.

2:00 Cultivating a great mindset.
6:00 Entrepreneurship is like a sport, what is the meaning?
9:55 Do entrepreneurs plateau?
11:54 Why do people please way too much?
13:06 Why are many people not clear with confidence?
15:42 Astrology in business and how to use it to impact?
17:58 What are the seasons when it comes to entrepreneurship, business, and lifestyle?
20:13 Social media is everyone an expert, do people plug and play the slogans in their own way?
24:16 How can more women learn from Tanya Oliver and the energy, and deep spiritual connections?

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As a member of The Agency Toronto, Veronica Harris is not new to the real estate world. Her passion for real estate stems from growing up with a family full of agents and deep interior design and construction involvement. Veronica's goal is always to make sure that her clients are happy.

She works hard to get the job done while building and maintaining strong relationships.
Veronica developed lifelong customer service skills with many years of experience in the hospitality and retail industry, thinking on her feet and understanding people's wants. Before Covid-19, Veronica was a reporter and writer for a Sports Media Company where she was fortunate enough to cover the Toronto Raptors and the NBA.

What excites Veronica the most about real estate is the industry's ever-changing flow and seeing how thrilled her clients get when they get the keys to their new homes. Veronica loves that she gets the opportunity to make her clients happy, successfully find their, forever homes and continuously make them feel at ease.

You can find Veronica spending time outdoors and staying active in her free time, especially on the water and in the many parks that Toronto has to offer. In the winter, you can find her cheering on the Toronto Raptors

2:21 What are the 2 biggest mistakes realtors make currently?
4:50 Why Real Estate over other industries?
13:41 What does it mean for athletes to focus on their craft?
16:21 WNBA pre-season game Toronto, how important is this for the city of Toronto?
24:47 We talk about the NBA playoffs and the Sacramento Kings making it past the Golden State Warriors.

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Hi, I am Elizabeth most call me Liz and as a Confidence Coach using holistic approach Yoga, Meditation, and Community Development was how I solved first myself and others.

Flipping the script of the stories of my life into a positive change, and charged my mindset! Taking a step back and working through a lot of past trauma allowed me the ability to create a new life for myself. Doing this in-depth work, I located my authentic self and VOICE, allowing me to build my confidence while breaking free of the mental imprisonment taking hold between my left and right ear.

Over the course of 10 years is the length I fully took to break free of that victim mindset and transition into a victor mentality. That is when the seed for my VOICE Confidence Coaching Program was established.

2:05 Why is imposter syndrome a thing, and how can we not sit inside of it?
8:54 How does Liz lead, inspire and build her community of women to become better?
10:42 How does one's self-worth impact their overall well-being and mental health?
11:37 How does Liz help her community with books and reading, the books she would recommend?
16:33 Creating the best strategic approach for a client, plus goal setting?
23:50 Do friendships change with evolution in business or development?
30:42 When will Liz start her podcast, and does she step up to the challenge?
36:40 Let’s talk Chat GPT to discuss the impact on how it works, its advantages, and disadvantages?
42:56 What’s wrong with social skills with some people?

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