Sterling Wilder is a man that wears many hats. In this episode, he wears the hat of City Councilman of Lynchburg, VA. Listen as we tackle some of Lynchburg's most controversial issues such as Poverty, 2nd Amendment Sanctuary, Sidewalk to Nowhere, and much more. Please share this episode with your family and friends. 

This episode discusses why it's important to hold yourself accountable and also explains some of the benefits. Please share this episode with your family and friends. 

Fear can be the number one force that is causing you to overthink when it comes to accomplishing your goals. Take control of your mind by acting first. If we don't action shortly after coming up with a great idea. We begin to think of millions of possibilities why we shouldn't do something. Let this podcast inspire you to take action today. 

Accomplishing goals can be a very daunting task. Some people become so busy that they can't decipher between activity and productivity. We must often take a step back and ask ourselves the million-dollar question. Is what I'm doing getting me closer to reaching my goals. You can do this by being intentional with your actions. Listen to this episode and enjoy it. Please share this with your friends and family.

Have you ever been under the influence? Wait...I'm not referring to alcohol. I'm referring to being under the influence of another person. Sometimes were are heavily INFLUENCED by people that slowly change us for the worse. Again I ask. Are you under the influence???

Below are some behavioral changes that someone would undergo that is under the influence of drugs & alcohol. Look at the similarities that a person that is under the influence of another person share with that of someone being influenced by drugs and alcohol. 

• Skipping class, declining grades, getting in trouble at school.

• Drop in attendance and performance at work - loss of interest in extracurricular activities, hobbies, sports or exercise - decreased motivation.

• Complaints from co-workers, supervisors, teachers or classmates.

• Missing money, valuables, prescription or prescription drugs, borrowing and stealing money.

• Acting isolated, silent, withdrawn, engaging in secretive or suspicious behaviors.

• Clashes with family values and beliefs.

• Preoccupation with alcohol and drug-related lifestyle in music, clothing, and posters.

• Demanding more privacy, locking doors and avoiding eye contact.

• Sudden change in relationships, friends, favorite hangouts, and hobbies.

• Frequently getting into trouble (arguments, fights, accidents, illegal activities.) 

• Unexplained, confusing change in personality and/or attitude.

• Sudden mood changes, irritability, angry outbursts or laughing at nothing.

• Periods of unusual hyperactivity or agitation. 

Change is a popular topic amongst the self-help crowd. Many people seek to change but are often discouraged by the process. But it's in the process where the magic happens. This podcast episode discusses how beneficial changing can be. Please leave a comment or review concerning this podcast.

Nowadays, many people would rather live a life of comfort than to challenge themselves. I believe anyone dead would tell you how much they wish they could go back to change some of the decisions that were made. Don't wait until it's too late to do something. Waiting will only fill your life with regrets. I hope this episode inspires you to get up and get after it. Please share this episode with someone that requires encouragement.

This episode of The Art of Reinvention Podcast Show talks about the importance of focusing on your abilities, not your limitations. Due to self-esteem and other issues, many people find it hard to celebrate their accomplishments because they’re focusing on what hasn’t been done. This mindset will destroy any dream or task because you have the wrong perspective. I hope you enjoy this episode.

This episode of the Mighty Mighty Motivation podcast talks about the importance of sports in our youth. Not the importance of records, scoreboards, and stats but the importance of the principles learned while playing sports. Athletes who learn these principles tend to perform higher in everyday life over people who didn't play sports. As coaches, parents and players its important we make sure these principles are being taught and learned.

Listen as my guest Shaquille Cook inspires the followers of The Art Of Reinvention Show by sharing his story. Shaquille is a young growing entrepreneur who does not allow FEAR to get in the way.