RICH CELENZA and RIA LOEKS talk about what life is like living in in the city of Orlando and being surrounded by locals and tourist who obsessed with Disney!!

The Disney brand has become one of the most iconic brands in the entire world and for some people it is more than just looked at as entertainment but an obsession. For some people it is even more than obsession and has taken on a cult type status not only locally but Internationally!

RICH CELENZA talks about how he thinks people don't realize how much people resemble their parents. That goes for their actions and beliefs!!! People need to realize one of the biggest gifts they have been in their life are their parents. As people get older a lot of people start disrespecting their parents instead of cherishing them.

Rich has realized over the year's that people also don't pay attention to their parents but then when their parents pass they regret not spending time with them.

RICH CELENZA talks about he ended up becoming close friends with an extremely brilliant guy who has a PhD in Psychological. Rich learned so much from him regarding his behavior and realized that the way he was treating himself and others was not good.

People sometimes need to take a long hard look at the way they were raised and how their brain is truly programmed. Is your brain and actions helping you become the person you want to be or preventing it!!

RICH CELENZA talks about a social experiment he watched on Youtube regarding how people act in public around people that want to impress, but in private act differently around others when there's nothing to gain from it.

We all act different at times depending on who we are around but are we truly acting like the way we feel. Or do we put on a front in front of people to make them think we are kinder or more giving than we really are?

RICH CELENZA and his guest RIA LOEKS discuss how growing up and being angry made them tough, which drove them to believe in themselves. A lot of people are always taking about positivity and how if you believe in positivity, things will eventually go your way.

That may be the case but you also need to understand that sometimes you need to kick ass to get things done!! That includes having a no nonsense approach and a belief that nothing can get in the way of what you are trying to accomplish.

RICH CELENZA talks about how he grew up in such a different surrounding than anyone he ever knew and how that shaped him in to being very open minded regarding peoples behavior.

Rich was surrounded by religious freaks along with alcoholics and drug attics and learned that there is a very fine line between all of them. A lot of people want people to be opened minded regarding their beliefs, but are not are open minded regarding others peoples beliefs.

RICH CELENZA talks about his past and how he had anger issues which lead to him constantly wanting to fight. Rich grew up loving any type of combat sports especially boxing and wrestling. Rich had no fear regardless what size he was regarding wanting to fight anyone who aggravated him or disrespected him.

Rich talks about people need to understand (especially as they get older) that fighting definitely is not the answer. t

RICH CELENZA - People need to pay attention to the length or their workouts. Rich realized over the years that most people get caught in a routine and a lot of times don't realize that they are either not getting enough out of their workouts, or are exhausting themselves. 

Human beings are constantly evolving and people need to understand that their workouts should also be evolving. People also need to understand they should always be experimenting and find workouts that specifically work them.

(Part 2) RICH CELENZA sits down with Harrison Loeks, a life time Gamer, to discuss why they think teenagers and many others throughout the world are so addicted to video games. Rich actually sits down with Harrison while he is playing the game as they both discuss how when Harrison was younger and at one time rearranged his life around school and sports. But as time went on, became more interested in playing videos game and less interested in sports.

RICH CELENZA sits down with HARRISON LOEKS, a lifetime Gamer, to discuss why they think teenagers and many others throughout the world are so addicted to video games.

Harrison started at the age of 5 years old playing Halo with his family members and hasn’t stopped since. Harrison currently plays video games 40 - 60 hours a week depending on if he is in school or not.