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“The coolest thing I learned knocking on doors was that Jamie Foxx said in an interview his ability to speak in public came from his 2 years knocking on doors. He said it was the equivalent of a Master’s Degree in Communications.”
In this episode of The Credentials Show, we are joined by Joey Darshan. Joey is a fraternity brother of our host, Charles, and his father told him at a young age to figure out how to get paid through brainpower and not through back power. The problem was he had nothing to focus his brain on. Now Joey is running the Darshan Group which is poised to become a Real Estate development company after successfully buying and selling a duplex for profit (he explains fully). To get to this point though it took a lot of failing forward because this wasn't Joey's dream plan all along. As he said in this interview, fear and insecurity was the main factor in pushing him to get started in real estate. Plus throughout the conversation, Joey shares specific books and podcasts that he was able to get ahold of along the way which was crucial to his development.
Other topics include:
Plus much more.
To keep up with Joey's journey go to:
Instagram: @jdarshan
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QUOTE #1
And then when it comes to the football part, that's easy. I'm going to have really high standards. I'm not going to relent from my standards. So I want everybody in my room to be the best. We're going to be there ten minutes early into the meeting room. We're going to outwork every position group. Our mentality is going to be the best position group in the country. I'm not a yeller.
QUOTE #2
You're really just a product of your thoughts and your behaviors. What you think of yourself is what you are. It's that classic little picture I mean, you might have seen on Twitter or something like that. It's like a little kitten and he's looking in a mirror and in the reflection he sees like a lion or a tiger. That vision you have for yourself, really, that's who you are, regardless of what people tell you. So at some point you keep seeing a tiger. Hey, you might become a tiger regardless of what you are.
TIME STAMP
Heading: Investing in Yourself During the Pandemic: A Conversation with Georgia Tech Football Coach
0:04:15
Heading: Evaluating the Spring Game and Role of the Box Coach
0:05:30
Heading: Reflections on Coaching During the COVID-19 Pandemic
0:08:26
Heading: The Impact of Coaches on Confidence and Productivity
0:12:01
Heading: Successful People: Adapting and Creating Different Ways to Succeed
0:13:54
Heading: Reflections on Divine Intervention, Exposure, and Faith
0:22:41
Discussion on Capitalism and Self-Made Success
0:23:49
Conversation with Former College Football Player, Jevon Williams, on Teamwork and Making the Dream Work
0:30:45
Conversation on the Power of Believing in Yourself Despite Doubts from Others
0:32:17
Conversation on Overcoming Insecurities and Vulnerabilities to Achieve Goals
0:33:54
Conversation on Achieving Originality and Going All In on Your Vision
0:35:32
Conversation on Finding Passion and Living with Purpose
0:37:18
Conversation on Human Nature and the Impact of Societal Constructs
0:39:59
Heading: Walk-On Process at the University of Florida for Linebacker Position
0:41:50
Reflection on Making the University of Florida Football Team
0:43:15
Heading: Christian Garcia's Journey from Walk-On to Starting Linebacker at the University of Florida
0:52:04
Reflection on Football Career: From Humbling Moment to Team Captain
0:54:23
Heading: Reflection on Performance Anxiety and Identity in Sports
0:56:24
Conversation on the Importance of Taking College Seriously for Future Success
0:58:14
Conversation on Making a Positive First Impression and Memory Techniques
1:02:02
Heading: Reflection on the Start of a Coaching Career with Tim Skipper at UNLV
1:03:26
Conversation with Former UNLV Graduate Assistant on Coaching Experience
1:07:34
Conversation with Coach Collins: The Power of Making a Good Impression
1:09:33
Conversation on Achieving a Full Ride Graduate Assistantship
1:11:42
Conversation on Achieving Goals and Overcoming Comparison
1:14:08
Conversation on the Importance of Relationship Building in Coaching
1:16:04
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Instagram: @TatiyanaSierra
Twitter: @TatiyanaSierra
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“Now it’s about consistent execution and a lot of people can’t get to that point because they don’t get that proof first, sometimes it takes a while to get it. If takes too long you gotta figure out maybe it’s the process?”
In this episode of The Credentials, former Notre Dame and the University of Florida starting Quarterback Malik Zaire joins the show. The lucky lefty is now a College Football TV analyst for CBS Sports. Born in Ohio with dreams of becoming the next Michael Vick, Malik shares his journey and experiences that allowed him to become Southwest Ohio Offensive Player of the Year in Highschool and landing an opportunity to play at Notre Dame as the first black left-handed QB in the program's history. Plus Malik shares how he was able to make the transition from being a student-athlete to now having the opportunity to be a tv analyst and host for two major sports brands (CBS Sports and Overtime).
Other topics include:
- Strategy to becoming an elite 11 QB
- Why he chose to be a film major because of football
- Fathers
- Networking Opportunities
- Lucky Lefty Bourbon
- How injuries affected his playing career
- The importance of books
Trying to keep up to date with Malik?
Instagram - @OvertimeMalik
Linkedin - Malik Zaire
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Instagram - @TheCredentialsShow
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"I didn't know I wanted to be an electrical engineer one day. I just knew I wanted to work with technology ... I want to be able to understand everything I want to know."
In today's episode of "The Credentials," Dartmouth Alum Vernon Harris II joins the show to discuss his journey from an unranked Athlete fixing Xboxes and Playstations in his room Junior year of High School to a 2-time Ivy League All-American and now one of the Lead Engineers for an Aerospace company (Ibeos).
Topics Include:
What did it take to play at a powerhouse High School Football program?
How did Vernon spend his NFL money and what he learned from his time in the NFL?
How did he manage engineer classes with being a Football player?
How did he land his opportunity with the Aerospace company?
What does a day in the life of an aerospace engineer include?
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In today's day and age, everyone has an opportunity to become a brand as long as the person has access to wifi and a phone or laptop.
In this episode of THE CREDENTIALS, Malcolm Lemmons took time out of his schedule to talk about his second book, "Impact Beyond The Game", which is focused on sharing ways on how Athletes can build influence, monetize their brand, and create a legacy.
Malcolm is a former Division 1 Hooper who earned a scholarship as a 6'3 power forward in high school at Gonzaga Prep in DC. He went on to become an NAIA All American and Professional Hooper in Japan for a couple of years.
After his professional career, he began writing and eventually wrote an article for the Huffington Post about college athletes getting paid that ended up going viral. That article landed him opportunities to be on an ABC News outlet and TV One among other tv networks.
During our conversation we cover everything from, key factors to build a brand on social media, which platforms are best in 2021 for an online community, how Barry Bonds and Lance Armstrong can fix their image, plus why it is important for everyone to be building their brand.
Last but not least, we discuss Malcolm's new Initiative called Athletes Unheard which is all about Athletes and Mental Wellness. Malcolm opens up about his mental health challenges and what someone can expect from Athletes Unheard.
To follow Malcolm's Journey go to:
https://malcolmlemmons.com/
https://athletesunheard.com/
Instagram: @malcolmlemmons and @athletesunheard
Linkedin: Malcolm Lemmons
To keep up with the show go to:
Instagram: @thecredentialsshow
Youtube: The Credentials Show
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC66mYDryYfIYeWjWBiWXB8w
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Have you ever felt as though you have natural gifts or traits you didn't quite understand? Or have you ever been wondering well, "what am I good at"?
Are you stuck as to what is next or confused as to what you may be good at or have an interest in?
You ever do things that you couldn't explain or have natural abilities such as being the friend everyone goes to for venting? Or the natural born leader of certain situations?
Well, you're in luck because this episode is focused on understanding human characteristics and tendencies plus where they come from.
In specific, our guest Rudi Fate does a live breakdown of our host's natal chart. Now I know what you may be thinking, what does a natal chart have to do with personality traits and human characteristics?
Well, sit back, relax, and listen to exactly how the two work hand in hand because it's quite interesting.
If you are a Virgo then this is extra special because you will be even more amazed or convinced about how close the relationship is. Rudi completely opened up our host's perspective into the importance of understanding and learning your individual astrology birth chart.
What to find out more about Rudi?
Instagram: @rudifate
https://www.rudifate.com/
https://linktr.ee/rudifate
To keep up with the show go to:
Instagram: @thecredentialsshow
Youtube: The Credentials Show
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC66mYDryYfIYeWjWBiWXB8w
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" People go over there thinking it's all rainbows and sunshine until ... you're pooping in a hole ... showering in a lake..."
In this episode of " The Credentials" Peace Corp Member, fellow Theta Chi Brother & University of Florida alum, Martin Alexis joins the show to share how the jungles of Guyana & Laos opened his eyes. In specific, this conversation dives into what the Peace Corps is all about and some of the hidden benefits associated with this Government-run organization. Whether it be earning a scholarship for Graduate school or free travel to humbling yourself and serve others, Martin shares his perspective and knowledge.
To follow Martin's journey go to:
IG: @thecredentialsshow @_martin154
To keep up with the show
Instagram: @thecredentialsshow
Youtube: The Credentials Show
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC66mYDryYfIYeWjWBiWXB8w
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In this edition of "The Credentials" Bryant Hall joins, live from the Sweatshop, as we discuss a wide range of topics. Bryant recently graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a sports medicine degree and now Owns and Operates his own Personal Fitness Business and trains NCAA basketball & NBA Players as well.
Topics include:
Richard P Hall Eagle Foundation.
The family culture & mentality growing up.
How to process the grieving of a loved one & benefits of therapy.
The Power of Greek Life & joining a Fraternity.
How Bryant got an opportunity to train elite athletes.
An exclusive look inside the Sweat Shop, which includes a look at the strength and recovery equipment.
To follow Bryant's journey go to:
Instagram: @_bhall21_ @sweatshop954
Website: sweatshop954.as.me
To keep up with the show
Instagram: @thecredentialsshow
Youtube: The Credentials Show
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC66mYDryYfIYeWjWBiWXB8w
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"One thing my Uncle(s) always taught me was ... Brand yourself, brand yourself, brand yourself" - @Wezblendz
In this episode of "The Credentials" Alex and Wes (IG: @therealduragpapi and @wezblendz) Co-Founders of Wezteck Duragz join the show to discuss their revolutionary luxury duragz! This is literally a one-of-a-kind buckle design, made with premium velvet material, that can go inside your washer machine as well as not leave marks on your forehead because of wearing it for long periods of time! From being roommates and running track at McKendree University to starting Wezteck Duragz during the Covid-19 Pandemic. These men share how the business came about, what makes their product so special, and how they maintain their friendship and business together.
To Follow Wes and Alex's Journey go to:
Website: www.wezteck.com
Instagrams: @Wezteckduragz, @Therealduragpapi, @Wezblendz
To keep up with the show
Instagram: @thecredentialsshow
Youtube: The Credentials Show
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC66mYDryYfIYeWjWBiWXB8w
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