Quiet Time

Lisa Thompson joins me in talking about the importance of self love. Listen in as Lisa talks about her journey to success with Self Love Beauty and lessons she learned along the way.

Lisa Thompson is the Executive Director and Founder of the non-profit Self Love Beauty, co-founder of BluWave Wellbeing, host of 'The Confident Podcast' and author of 'The Strong Women of Haiti'. She is an established confidence and self-love workshop leader and keynote speaker.

Join your host in today's episode, as Bennie talks about the power of possibilities.

As the great Tony Robbins says "What you focus on, is what you feel."

Bennie shares his mindset tips he uses when experiencing tough times, and how his pup Simba reminds him of the power of possibilities every single day.

No matter how hard life may get, or the obstacles put in your way, the power of knowing that the situation you are in will eventually subside is what motivates people to continue forward. What pushes you through tough times?

On the Quiet Time Podcast, Bennie Fowler often talks about the importance of having a winning mindset. He has spoken to sporting stars in the NFL, NBL, and MMA. Today, he is joined by Jerel Worthy.

Jerel Worthy is a former defensive tackle player for the NFL. A professional athlete since 2012, he has now turned his passion for coaching into a career and now coaches in Loganville, GA.

On the Quiet Time Podcast, Bennie Fowler often talks about the importance of having a winning mindset. He has spoken to sporting stars in the NFL, NBL, and MMA. He has spoken with CEOs and Entrepreneurs. But today, he is joined by Cory Sandhagen.

Cory Sandhagen is an American professional mixed martial artist who competes in the Bantamweight division of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. A professional competitor since 2015, he has also competed for Legacy Fighting Alliance. As of October 12, 2020, he is #2 in the UFC bantamweight rankings

Johnny Sirpilla joins me on the Quiet Time Podcast. If you are an entrepreneur, business leader, athlete, or indeed anybody just looking for encouragement or a different perspective on life, you will love today's episode.

Johnny Sirpilla is actively involved in board leadership in public, private, and volunteer capacities. He serves publicly traded LCI, Pro Football Hall of Fame, Pro Football Hall of Fame Health, TecTraum Medical, Clyra Medical, Aultman Health Foundation, The Metabolic Code, The Pregnancy Support Center.

Allan Houston is a retired professional basketball player who played in the NBA from 1993 to 2005. A shooting guard, Houston played nine seasons for the New York Knicks; he was a member of the Knicks' 1999 NBA Finals team. Houston made the NBA All-Star Team twice and also won a gold medal as a member of the U.S. men's basketball team at the 2000 Summer Olympics.

Allan shares of playing against Kobe Bryant and interacting with him. But we also discuss his mindset in the NBA and the importance of a winning mindset not only for athletes but entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Desyree Thomas is a New York City based menswear designer and celebrity stylist, geared towards professional athletes. As a former Division I athlete, she brings a clean and classic aesthetic to the world of sports, art, and fashion. Creating Todd Patrick in 2015, a luxury menswear brand, focused on blending high-end and streetwear styles. The brand caters to individuals embracing adversity and accepting challenges as obstacles meant to be overcome.

Whether it's in the NFL, NBA, or a corporate business, it feels incredible when everyone is winning and getting paid. But what makes success so hard is staying at the top. But if everybody plays their role to the best of their ability, you have a better chance than most organizations, companies, and teams.

In business, your network is super important. In College, sometimes athletes isolate themselves and are guilty of just hanging out with other athletes instead of connecting more within the campus.

As I get into the business world and being an entrepreneur, I now understand that getting clients is often about referrals. It's more about who you know than what you know and that's something that I'm learning even in these locker rooms.

Every NFL locker room is different. But you have to learn to form new relationships every single day with coaches and players. Going into college, I wish I would have known more about the importance of networking.

Connecting with people and forming relationships is everything.

Sometimes the world is a complicated place. Companies, teams, and your entire life can be complex. Almost every situation you find yourself in will involve a lot of complexity. In today's episode, we talk about how to simplify that.