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This week, Jesse sits down with the musician and artist, Robb Kavjian to discuss the ups and downs of being a touring musician.
Our guest, Robb Kavjian is a musician for the bands 1476 and Monastery. You can find out more about 1476 online at 1476cult.com, and you can find Robb's latest work with Monastery here.
Our host, Jesse Tee, is the founder of 46 & 2 Wealth Partners. You can find out more about 46 & 2 Wealth Partners online at 46and2wealthpartners.com.
Topics:
1:20 - Introducing Robb
4:15 - What Robb has learned over the years
10:00 - Robb's 2nd album v. his debut album
15:20 - Our Season Draws Near
17:20 - Robb's experience with touring
28:30 - Any standout touring stories?!
36:15 - Robb's relationship with his bandmate
40:00 - 1476's founding rules
42:35 - Moving to Salem
46:00 - The Monastery story
51:30 - Artistic expression through drawings and Celtic knots
55:00 - Drawing for 10 hours straight?!
59:20 - Looking forward to more music in 2020
This week, Jesse sits down with the Atlanta Chapter Coordinator for Merging Vets & Players (MVP), John Sterling to discuss the difficulties of transitioning from the military and professional sports back into society.
Our guest, John Sterling is the Atlanta Chapter Coordinator for Merging Vets & Players. You can find out more about MVP online at vetsandplayers.org.
Our host, Jesse Tee, is the founder of 46 & 2 Wealth Partners. You can find out more about 46 & 2 Wealth Partners online at 46and2wealthpartners.com.
Topics:
0:30 - What is MVP?
4:40 - Why it's so difficult to become reintegrated into society
7:30 - The importance of mental wellness
9:25 - Common themes among vets and former athletes
12:50 - MMA training at MVP
15:12 - Emotional Intelligence & a typical day at MVP Atlanta
18:30 - The Huddle
21:35 - MVP's relationship with traditional medicine
24:40 - MVP has a new Atlanta location!
28:40 - The business of running MVP
30:15 - Scaling to serve more people
32:50 - John's experience with anxiety
36:10 - Transitioning into the National Guard
38:50 - John's New Podcast coming soon!
41:50 - Maintaining health & wellness despite a busy schedule
42:45 - Take home message
This week, Jesse sits down with the well-traveled co-founder of Cavi Consulting, Sam Chin to discuss is experience going on an Ayahuasca journey, building his business for the present, and writing his book.
Our guest, Sam Chin is a process scientist and the co-founder of Cavi Consulting. You can find out more about Cavi Consulting online at caviconsulting.com.
Our host, Jesse Tee, is the founder of 46 & 2 Wealth Partners. You can find out more about 46 & 2 Wealth Partners online at 46and2wealthpartners.com.
Topics:
0:25 - Meet Sam Chin
1:30 - "Investing your passion into something physical."
5:40 - Personal mindset shifts that led to discovery
9:00 - A plant-based medicine spiritual journey
13:50 - Detox & developing a new lens on life
16:35 - The power of being present
18:20 - A dietary cleanse
19:50 - Sam's plant-based medicine ceremonies and revelations
28:40 - Seeking out quiet in everyday life
31:00 - The difficulties of coming back from a spiritual
journey
32:55 - The impulse to leave it all behind
35:55 - Sam's book, Becoming A Conscious Business
40:20 - What's next for Sam Chin
43:15 - The plan is often too complicated to understand
46:00 - Stop premeditating and become more productive
51:00 - Best mindsets for building a business
Jesse sits down with 30-year Army veteran, entrepreneur, and writer, Tonya Oxendine! They talk about her turbulent upbringing, her time in training and on active duty, her new podcast "The Perfect Podcast for People that Ain't" coming soon, and much more! Tonya Oxendine is an amazing, powerful woman and she has an amazing story to tell!
Topics:
1:15 - Jumping out of perfectly good planes
4:55 - There's no getting away from a broken tailbone
7:30 - Tonya's childhood
13:45 - Getting into fights at school
15:55 - Tonya's first couple of years in the Army
18:00 - Sexual assault in the armed forces
19:20 - De-stigmatizing counseling
20:30 - Tonya's podcast and how telling your story can be liberating
24:15 - Tonya's experience in active duty
28:40 - Remembering Francisco Martinez
31:05 - "The Military is a well-oiled machine" and working at The Pentagon
33:30 - Leaving a Masters degree behind to start a business
36:25 - Tonya's book about fueling happiness
40:10 - Leaving the world better than you found it
41:00 - Looking ahead to 2020
42:30 - Studio "E" for Effort and Execution
45:50 - A message to take home
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Jesse is joined by the founder of JWellsCFO, Jeremy Wells. They talk about about how and why he started his business, why personal finance is so important, and some of his favorite podcasts and finance resources! Whether you have an employee or an entrepreneur, go talk to a financial planner!
You can find more information about Jeremy and his company at www.jwellscfo.com.
Show Notes:
0:42 - Jeremy helps everyone kick ass!
2:12 - Leveling up your business
5:17 - Piercing the corporate veil
9:48 - The E-Myth
10:16 - Why Jeremy went from studying poli sci to accounting
16:00 - Don't underestimate or undervalue mentorship!
21:00 - Andrew Carroll's podcast, Orthogonal
23:00 - Find a fiduciary
24:05 - Imposter syndrome and client red flags
28:00 - Jesse's 3 questions to ask about potential clients
35:15 - Find specialists and save your business money!
37:50 - Jeremy's biggest business growing pains
43:20 - It's time to rethink "sales"
44:30 - Jeremy's podcast, JWellsCFO Show
51:00 - Jeremy's favorite podcasts
56:00 - How fitness ties into family & business life
1:02:30 - Jeremy's advice: talk to a financial advisor!
If you enjoyed this episodes, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts—it’s the best way to support the show!
Jesse is joined by the one and only Michael J. Coles, co-founder of Great American Cookies and former CEO of Caribou Coffee. Michael talks about the surprise overnight success that grew out of a humble, mall-based cookie business, how he became the CEO of one of the country's biggest coffee companies, and his incredible journey setting a transcontinental cycling record!
Michael's book, Time to Get Tough, covers his amazing story and the lessons he's learned along the way. Visit MColesBook.com for more information and to buy your copy today!
Topics:
1:42 - Michael's story and his new book
3:34 - A book many, many years in the making
5:36 - Book feedback and changing lives
8:28 - Michael's commitment to veterans
9:33 - The Great American Cookies Story
13:14 - Michael's career in the manufacturing industry
20:52 - A disastrous first day in Perimeter Mall
25:55 - An unexpected trip to the hospital
30:00 - Mindset shifting from "disabled" to "enabled" and Michael's record-setting bike rides
36:04 - How Michael became the CEO of Caribou Coffee
42:20 - Preparing to pitch Caribou
44:50 - Transforming Caribou from good to great
51:12 - How to build good company culture
53:29 - A lesson from Time to Get Tough
1:00:22 - How a small victory mindset can carry you through the finish line
1:03:21 - What's next for Michael J. Coles?
If you enjoyed this episodes, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts—it’s the best way to support the show!
This week, Jesse sits down with veterans, former police officers, and entrepreneurs, Zack and Heather Knight. They dive into how their time in the Police Department served as a launchpad for their company, how they navigated running a business during Zack's deployment to Afghanistan, and even their unique and amazing Las Vegas engagement story!
Zack and Heather Knight are the founders and team behind Knight Protection Services and their non-profit company, Surviving To Thriving.
Show Notes:
0:45 - Zack & Heather's background
1:48 - What is Knight Protection Services?
3:35 - How the police department served as a launchpad for Knight Protection Services
8:06 - Zack's military deployment
10:56 - how Zack & Heather handled communication during deployment
15:24 - Zack's operation with special forces in Afghanistan
23:38 - Military spouses are MASSIVELY underrated
27:47 - Zack & Heather's trip to Las Vegas + their engagement story
35:10 - Have you ever heard of a drive-thru wedding?!
38:07 - What's coming in 2020
41:25 - How Zack & Heather's Non-Profit helps women who've fallen victim to domestic violence
48:59 - Non-Profit next steps
52:00 - Zack & Heather's Podcast
57:21 - A message to take home
If you enjoyed this episodes, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts—it’s the best way to support the show!
Robert Hall joins Jesse Tee for the his third appearance on The Jesse Tee Show to talk about his trip to the 2019 USA Weightlifting Pan American Masters in Orlando, Florida. They talk about Olympic-style weightlifting, seizing opportunities in life, parenting, and more!
Rob Hall is an Olympic weightlifting athlete, USAW Level 2 Coach, and the founder of Atlanta Performance.
Show Notes:
0:45 - Rob at the 2019 Pan Am Masters in Orlando
5:35 - Masters Weightlifting demographics
7:02 - Prepping for Pan Ams in Orlando
10:00 - How an Olympic weightlifting meet works
13:10 - Olympic weightlifting is for ALL AGES!
14:29 - Rob's injury recovery journey
17:45 - Balancing ego with vulnerability
18:50 - Rob's expansion into physical therapy
21:30 - Fighting Parkinson's with mindset
23:55 - Gut Health is so important!
26:15 - Frailty feeds mortality
29:32 - Mental toughness through small challenges
31:00 - Outliers
37:16 - Carefully choosing role models
40:45 - Learning how to be a better parent
42:28 - Rob drinks Liquid Death?!
44:55 - Howard Stern's new book
49:40 - What the future holds for Rob Hall & Atlanta Performance?
If you enjoyed this episodes, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts—it’s the best way to support the show!
Dr. Joe was never told that he could give up on something he'd set out to do. If he was going to spend time doing something, he was going to do it to the absolute best of his ability. That mentality is what's propelled Dr. Joe to become the incredibly knowledgeable and well-respected health professional he is today.
Show Notes:
0:35 - The Story of Dr. Joe
8:34 - Delivering Pizza to Keep the Dream Going
9:23 - Mindset as a Young Students
12:20 - Dr. Joe’s Humble First Year of Practice
14:40 - How Speaking Helped Dr. Joe’s Business Taking Shape after Year Two
24:00 - Nutrition: Food is Medicine
32:05 - Digging into Dr. Joe’s Diet
34:00 - Reversing Disease with Nutrition
37:20 - Sugars: Natural vs Processed
40:50 - You’re Probably Not Getting Enough Vitamin D
44:32 - The Benefits of Using the Right Supplements
48:50 - Healthy Choices are Coming Back in Style
54:50 - The Importance of Gut Health
1:00:40 - Intermittent Fasting Allows Your Body to Rest
1:04:35 - Dr. Joe’s Mission
Visit Dr. Joe’s website, drjoe.com, to find out more about him, his supplements, or to book an appointment!
You can also follow Dr. Joe on Facebook and Instagram!
If you enjoyed this episodes, leave us a review on Apple Podcasts—it’s the best way to support the show!
Missy was affected by depression, poor habits and she wasn't keeping up with her health. Then she took a kickboxing class at a local gym in Atlanta and was instantly hooked! Missy decided to change her lifestyle and quit smoking, and she lost forty pounds!
She'd found a passion for fitness and wanted to create a safe community for people to embark on their fitness journey. After serving hundreds of clients, making an impact in the community and scaling her business to multiple locations, Missy is on fire!
You can find Vesta online at vestaatl.com!
Topics:
1:22 - How Vesta came to be
3:00 - Struggling through school
7:16 - The transition to a healthier lifestyle
11:00 - How missy ditcher her smoking habit for good!
12:55 - From bartender to business owner
19:45 - Funding a business with family, friends, and passion
22:36 - Closing out 2019 and future collaborations
24:35 - Missy’s day-to-day
27:23 - Overcoming the hurdles of business ownership
This episode was recorded and produced for Jesse Todisco with assistance from Carl Houde.
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