Move The Ball®

Today on Move the Ball™, former NFL tight end Byron Chamberlain shares his journey from college to professional football and how his consistency in his athletic career contributed to his success after retirement. Listen in as Jennifer and Byron discuss the importance of earning the respect of your peers, finding an invested mentor, what it’s like winning back-to-back championships, and why he’s committed to doing everything “first class.”

Byron Chamberlain is a former NFL tight end who played college football at the University of Missouri and Wayne State College. Byron was drafted in the 7th round of the 1995 NFL Draft and he played professional football for the Denver Broncos, Minnesota Vikings, and the Washington Redskins. Byron was a Pro-Bowler and he won back-to-back Super Bowl championships with the Denver Broncos (SB XXXII and SB XXXIII).

You can connect with Byron via Instagram: @bc_chamberlain

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Today on Move the Ball™, host Jennifer Garrett shares the entrepreneurial lessons she’s learned throughout her journey. Join her as she shares how the pandemic impacted her business and why she pushed forward with advertising and networking during uncertain times. Finally, Jennifer reveals her plans moving forward and how she is helping other professional women to show up authentically and identify the skills they need in order to be successful.

You can join Jennifer’s Facebook Community here: www.facebook.com/groups/powerandimpact

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Today on Move the Ball™, former NFL linebacker and serial entrepreneur Anthony Trucks shares how his beginnings in foster care created a foundation for an evolutionary mindset that allowed him to adapt and evolve throughout his career. Listen in as Jennifer and Anthony discuss how sports contributed to his self worth, creating what creates you, and understanding the identity gap.

Today on Move the Ball™, former NFL linebacker and serial entrepreneur Anthony Trucks shares how his beginnings in foster care created a foundation for an evolutionary mindset that allowed him to adapt and evolve throughout his career. Listen in as Jennifer and Anthony discuss how sports contributed to his self worth, creating what creates you, and understanding the identity gap.

Anthony Trucks is a former NFL linebacker who is a serial entrepreneur with one serious super power. The power to shift with shifting times. He teaches people to upgrade how they operate to do, be, and have more. Which is why he created his company, Identity Shift. It’s a company focused on helping entrepreneurs close the “Identity Gaps” that are responsible for their shortfalls in potential and lack of success. Anthony also was on American Ninja Warrior and was the first former NFL player to hit the buzzer.

You can connect with Anthony in the following ways:

Website: www.SlowOrGo.Co

https://anthonytrucks.com/

Instagram: @anthonytrucks

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Today on Move the Ball™, former MLB player Craig Paquette shares his journey from high school baseball player to professional athlete and how his competitive nature helped him overcome unexpected challenges in his life outside of sports. Join Jennifer and Craig as they discuss what it takes to be an elite player, how to utilize yourself as a clutch player, and how being too aggressive and eager to win can set you up for failure.

Today on Move the Ball™, former MLB player Craig Paquette shares his journey from high school baseball player to professional athlete and how his competitive nature helped him overcome unexpected challenges in his life outside of sports. Join Jennifer and Craig as they discuss what it takes to be an elite player, how to utilize yourself as a clutch player, and how being too aggressive and eager to win can set you up for failure.

Craig Paquette is a former professional Major League Baseball player who was drafted in the 8th round by the Oakland Athletics in the 1989 Draft. Craig then played from 1989 to 2003 for five teams, the Oakland A’s, Kansas City Royals, New York Mets, St. Louis Cardinals, and Detroit Tigers. Following his time playing professional baseball, Craig ventured out into the world of small business entrepreneurship and now is an orthopedic sales representative.

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Today on Move the Ball™, former NFL wide receiver Devin Aromashodu shares how he made a choice to focus on a football career after successfully competing in multiple sports in high school. Join Jennifer and Devin as they discuss staying focused on improvement, reframing after making mistakes, and Devin’s best advice for positioning yourself to make the 53-man roster.

Today on Move the Ball™, former NFL wide receiver Devin Aromashodu shares how he made a choice to focus on a football career after successfully competing in multiple sports in high school. Join Jennifer and Devin as they discuss staying focused on improvement, reframing after making mistakes, and Devin’s best advice for positioning yourself to make the 53-man roster.

Devin Aromashodu is a former NFL wide receiver who played college football at Auburn and was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 7th round of the 2006 NFL Draft. During Devin NFL’s career, he played for the Indianapolis Colts, Houston Texans, Washington Redskins, Minnesota Vikings, and Chicago Bears. Devin was also a member of the Colts when Indianapolis won SuperBowl XLI.

You can connect with Devin in the following ways:

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/devin-aromashodu-0372b5106/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/devin.aromashodu

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Today on Move the Ball™, retired NFL athlete, assistant coach, and senior director of player affairs for the NFL PA Don Davis shares the importance of teaching athletes how to focus on the present while planning for the future. Listen in as Jennifer and Don discuss how football develops your communication skills, what it’s like working with Tom Brady, and how he’s helping pro athletes transition into careers after their time with the NFL.

Today on Move the Ball™, retired NFL athlete, assistant strength and conditioning coach, and senior director of player affairs for the NFL PA Don Davis shares the importance of teaching athletes how to focus on the present while planning for the future. Listen in as Jennifer and Don discuss how football develops your communication skills, what it’s like working with Tom Brady, and how he’s helping pro athletes transition into careers after their time with the NFL.

Don Davis played for 11 seasons with the NFL on four different teams: the New Orleans Saints, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, St. Louis Rams, and New England Patriots. While with the Patriots, Don won two Super Bowl rings during the 2003 and 2004 season. After retiring from the NFL in 2007, Don was handpicked by Patriots Head Coach, Bill Belichik, to stay with the team as the assistant strength and conditioning coach and team chaplain. Currently, Don is the Senior Director of Player Affairs for the National Football League Players Association (NFLPA) and is responsible for advancing and overseeing the management of varying aspects of player labor issues.

You can connect with Don in the following ways:

Twitter: @realdondavis

Website: http://www.realdondavis.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/realdondavis/

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