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October 10th was a very important day. It was World Mental Health Day as mental health is everyone’s business. Most of us, if not all of us, have felt the darkness of mental health issues, be it ourselves, a family member or friend. No matter your connection it is never easy dealing with a mental health condition. As we grow and learn so does the hope for everyone who is suffering.

One of the most important developments has been the movement to raise the awareness and wipe out the stigma surrounding the many shapes and forms of mental health conditions that people deal with daily and perhaps even more important is knowing that you are not alone.

This year’s theme is Suicide Prevention. This is a topic we all need to have with friends, family and our children. Open and honest conversation in hopes that we may help and save someone who feels so lost.

You are not alone.

There are two articles related to mental health, that for me are two of the most powerful articles I have ever read on the topic. They describe the darkness two great athletes faced and I would like to share them with you. Both Articles From The Players Tribune:

“Dark, Dark, Dark, Dark, Dark, Dark, Dark”by former NHL player Corey Hirsch

“Everything is Not O.K.” by Nick Boynton

Thank you Corey, Nick and everyone at The Player Tribune the powerful impact of these articles and articles like these will be felt for time to come.

We also discuss what we are watching this fall as the sporting world rolls along and what we can’t watch. The World Cup of Rugby was put on hold this weekend due to dangerous weather so we miss two important matches; England vs France & New Zealand vs Italy.

I thought if we can’t watch the All Blacks lets at least talk about them. We recap our great conversation with James Kerr author of the Krush Must Read book: ‘Legacy: What the All Blacks can Teach Us About the Business of Life.

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Friday was Frank’s turn and today we get Beanz! Since Beanz is all analytical, that is what you will get on this slightly abridged version of the Dark to Light Podcast.

Tracy starts off with a recap of her experience at the American Priority Conference, as well as some talk about the video that was apparently shown in a remote room in the back of the conference hall.

After that, it’s on to the Project Veritas first clip, and what it means for CNN and the Legacy media moving forward.

Next, it’s all SpyGate. Beanz goes back to the start of the FISA investigation, goes over the details of the mandate, and then discusses why the FISA was even needed for Page in the first place.

Another story is brought to the fore in regards to the summary report that was released in January of this year, and a bit of the work of Jeff Carlson from Epoch Times is channeled.

Finally, it is on to some tips and tricks for reading the “telephone book thick” report!

We hope you enjoy Beanz flying solo and sending get well wishes to Frank.

 

LINKS WE DISCUSSED

Maria Bartiromo: The DOJ IG Report is “as thick as a phone book.”

UncoverDC.com: OIG Summary Report – Stunning Implications

DOJ OIG Announces Initiation of Review

 

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers dropped to 2-4 on the 2019 NFL season with a 37-26 defeat to the Carolina Panthers on Sunday in London and Ian Beckles gives his thoughts on the game on this edition of “In The Trenches.”

He kicks off the podcast by explaining why Jameis Winston is just part of the problem with the team currently. He gets into the lack of effort in Sunday’s game from the team and whether or not the Buccaneers would be better or worse if Winston was not the quarterback.

In addition, he discusses who should be at blame for the lack of production from OJ Howard and what’s happened the last two weeks with pass rusher Shaquil Barrett.

This episode of “In The Trenches” is brought to you by CBS Sports HQ, the brand-new streaming sports news network. It’s live 24/7 and costs you nothing. That’s right, it’s sports coverage that’s always on and always free. Always! No fake debates. Just sports for real sports fans at the great price of — completely free. You don’t even have to log in or sign up for anything! Download the CBS Sports app and watch CBS Sports HQ today.

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In this short episode, a lonely Frank sits in with a sore throat to discuss a few things that will bridge the gap between now and when Beanz comes back from her adventures at the American Priority Conference.

Here’s what’s going on……The ‘Whistleblower’ wants to testify in secret so that Adam Schiff can continue to ghostwrite for them.  Trump lands in Minnesota for a Rally and Urine-flinging Commies don’t like it.  We also have more on Ukraine, Joe Biden, and what seems to be Hillary’s inevitable candidacy.

That and so much more, it’s hard to believe it’s only 25 minutes!

 

 

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On this episode, Tracy highlights some of the upcoming events in Tampa such as Pig Jig and some local races. She shares some insight on her eating plan with Eat Right as well as a discount code.

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This week on Flava In Ya Ear, Ian Beckles gives his thoughts on what’s going on in politics and explains why he feels it’s not about being right or wrong anymore.

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With some big games on the slate this College Football weekend, veteran scout/coach Chris Landry explains the challenges and the focus area for the big time games such as rivalries versus the other less publicized games on the schedule. He talks everything from how to handle issues off the field to practice focus to game day.

Also, he answers your questions about how College Football on TV has changed over the years as well as answer a coaching and performance issue with the Chicago Bears defense.

All this and much more as you learn the game for football from a coaching and scouting perspective.

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Welcome to the Jim Fannin Show. Most of us are very good or even great in one aspect of our lives.  It is this primary arena that most of us tend to place all our happy eggs.   We are all in with our career.  When it goes right, our relationships flourish and our other life arenas fall in line.  But when things go wrong, all of your life arenas can be negatively impacted.

In this week’s episode, you learn how some of my clients are positively transitioning from one aspect of their lives to another.  This transition from work to family and vice versa takes less than 90-seconds.

Hear about the following:

 PARENT:

He is a great father of three boys.  With his wife he has a plan for each child. He thinks of his kids daily as a guide, teacher and mentor.  He looks at their future and sees his children thriving.  He knows their shortcomings and nudges them daily, step by step to a better place. Being the best father he can be takes time and energy. It’s his quest. It requires patience, wisdom, understanding and decisiveness.  Above all it takes commitment and consistency.  He’s prepared to pay the price of sacrifice.

SPOUSE:

He is a devoted husband. He is a rare breed.  He has loved her for over 25 years. His eyes never wander.  His mind remains true.  There is no envy.  There are no comparisons. There are no putdowns.  None.  That’s because there is no other.  She is his life.  Even though the world has become more complicated than when he first dated, their love is still fresh and vibrant. Shared vision brought them together as one.  It’s kept them together through tough times.  It’s a beacon for his and her next steps. 

CAREER:

He is a business owner. With the ferocious competition, his challenge is even more formidable. Positively influencing the thoughts of prospects, clients and his team members is a daily, daunting task. Overseeing dozens of mindsets is an everyday activity.  With it comes the inherent task of managing other people’s expectations with the reality of their efforts.  All of his team is on the same page.  Business is the best it’s been in over 20 years.  Business is solid and he’s on schedule to exceed his lofty goals.  He is a business champion.

HOBBY:

He is a golfer. He loves it.  It’s been his passion for a decade. He pushes to lower his handicap at every turn. For over a decade he’s chased the coveted season-ending title. His pursuit of excellence is positive and on-track to produce his best ever golf season and his lowest handicap.

The scenarios above are real.  They happened.  Like a reality show each played in its time slot uninterrupted with no commercials.  The scenes were performed in a purposeful calm mindset.

Can you have it all?

Yes. Each of these italicized stories simultaneously occurred with one person.  That’s right! The golfer, husband, father and business owner are one person.  He’s real. I coach him.  Is he perfect? He is far from perfect.  But he’s happy and loving life to the fullest.  Does he have time for himself?  He does.  And he’s working on doing that better as well. And there are many like him that I coach and that includes amazing women. With the S.C.O.R.E.® Success System tucked under their arms, these advocates are simplifying and balancing their lives every single day.  The true champion is alive and well in 2019.

I also discuss the mindset of a professional athlete.  This person is playing now in the MLB Play-offs. He is locked in the Zone.  A major battle of epic proportion is being waged and the small skirmishes begin and end.  Throughout the night, one opponent after another take turns to defeat him.  After 27 skirmishes the war is over.  He is the victor and he gave up only five hits and two runs to the formidable competition.  Now sitting in front of his locker, this superior athlete is exhausted. He puts his head into his hands and swiftly reflects on his brilliant accomplishmen...

This week on The Valor Hour, Valor Fighting Challenge’s matchmaker Tim Loy and Justin Watson recap all of last weekend’s MMA action and look ahead to next weekend’s VFC 65 fight card at the Nashville Fairgrounds Sports Arena in Nashville, TN.

After previewing UFC Tampa, Seth Sirgo joins the guys to discuss his training and preparation for his upcoming fight at VFC 65 at the Nashville Fairgrounds. He talks about his background, his expectations for his pro debut, and what he’s been doing to get ready for Zac Ort.

David Robins, one half of the main event for VFC 65, checks in as he battles Charlie Alexander for the 155 strap. He talks about his last fight, the difficulties of fighting in C4’s backyard, how this is a fight he’s been really looking forward to, and how much he respects Alexander. He adds that while Alexander is really good, he feels he’s the better overall fighter and the only finish he sees is a victory and a first round win would be even sweeter.

Finally, Tyler “Nyquil” Edwards touches base to talk about his fight against David Lewis at VFC 65. He talks about being from Lebanon, TN and fighting close to home, how got his nickname, Lewis’ submission wins, some of the big fights he’s been in, and what he expects to happen in the fight. He says that he may not be the main event but when it’s all said and done, he’ll be the people’s main event.

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This week on The MMA Report, Jason and Daniel start the show by discussing Israel Adesanya becoming the UFC middleweight champion and whether or not he could be the next big star for the UFC.

Along with discussing the win by Adesanya, the guys give their thoughts on other fights that took place last weekend at UFC 243 and Bellator 229. Up next, they discuss all of this weekend’s MMA events and the announcement of Tito Ortiz vs. Alberto Del Rio being scheduled for December.

Then it’s the interview portion of the show as Jason chats with UFC Tampa fighters Eryk Anders, Thomas Gifford and Tim Elliott. Anders (49:05) previews his fight against Gerald Meerschaert, Gifford (1:10:34) talks about his fight against Mike Davis and Elliott (1:27:33) previews his bout against Deiveson Figueiredo.

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