One Shot

Whether an athlete signs a lucrative contract, you win a big project at work, or we see prosperity in our country in years past, the tendency can be to ease up off the gas pedal. You worked so hard for so long and now you finally have what you were chasing. The problem is, if you quit doing the things that got you there, the success you are seeing will quickly fade. So how do you maintain the hunger for success when things are going well for you?

GaryVee is a serial entrepreneur and considered one of the leading global minds on what’s next in culture, relevance, and the internet. In this episode, we discuss his beloved New York Jets and how bad they suck, the early days of being an immigrant to the US, how he was an entrepreneur before it was cool, and how he maintains his love for business after all these years. 

We are living in a time where we all have access to every part of the world, and we can make our voices heard about any issue imaginable. It’s easy to sit at your computer and get into political debates or tweet your complaints from your phone, but what are you actually doing in your community? What value are you bringing to society beyond mere words? Making your voice heard is a great first step, but the actions you take with those words are what truly make a difference. 

Justin Forsett is a former NFL running back turned entrepreneur with an incredible upbringing. Bouncing in and out of homes and even being homeless for a period of time, having to bathe with bottles of water, and doing homework by candlelight when the power was shut off fueled Justin to do more with his life. He eventually went on to play 9 years in the NFL and is now excelling in the business world, as a husband, and as a father of, soon to be, five children.

With October being Breast Cancer Awareness month, we decided to kick off our first ever “Charity of the Month” episode with the National Breast Cancer Foundation located here in Dallas, TX. We discuss the Foundation’s humble beginnings, its core mission, and how we can all get involved to help fight breast cancer. 

Aaron Watson is an independent country music singer and song writer who has made himself into one of the biggest names in the industry. Being an independent artist has it’s challenges and in this episode, we talk about all the years of work it took for him to finally catch his “big break”. 

A fight breaks out, an active shooter is on the loose, there’s a house fire and your family needs help. Hopefully we are never faced with these scenarios, but if we are, will we be ready? What about things that are less “life or death”? How are you preparing yourself to be ready for anything?

Dr. Galpin is a muscle physiology scientist and professor at Cal State Fullerton with a PhD in Human Bioenergetics. In this episode, we learn about Dr. Galpin’s journey to becoming a leader in his field as well as how you can optimize your health, wellness, and performance for a better and more fulfilling life. 

Great opportunities present themselves at various times in our lives. We don’t know when or how, but they are inevitable. The question is, will you seize the opportunity when it presents itself? Will you put in the thankless work, day in and day out leading up to your opportunity? 

When Darren was in the prime of his career, he met a young 8-year-old girl named Kellee Higgins who at the time was recovering from cancer. 23 years later, he sees Kellee in a restaurant in Dallas for the first time since they met in the late 90’s. What happened in those 23 years is a story of victory over hardships.