The Rick Sanchez Podcast

Rick Sanchez discusses the importance of not allowing distractions to derail you from your daily routines.  We are overloaded with so many content options on a daily basis, whether it be on television, social media, online, or other digital platforms that they are difficult to refuse.  Sanchez affirms that the key is knowing how to discipline yourself to be judicious about what and how much of this content you are going to consume daily.  The price you pay could be costly in terms of family time and career opportunities.  It’s all about coming up with a personal philosophy and an attitude to follow so you don’t get sucked into wasting multiple hours staring at a TV screen or mobile device when you could be achieving important personal or professional milestones.  Don’t let technology get the best of you, instead strive every day to become wiser.  Wisdom is its own reward.

TRSP-S1-E071

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez discusses the hate culture that has currently become the norm in this country and how it can affect us in our personal and professional lives.  Sanchez states that we are more fulfilled by what we hate than by what we love.  Hate is addictive because we have so much access to it through social media and what we see on television.  Forgiveness takes hard work and is not nearly as enjoyable because it’s a lot easier to criticize than to find solutions to problems or differences.  Sanchez concludes that it is impossible for us to grow as human beings when we are consumed by hate.  By eliminating hate, we will be happier, healthier, more successful, and more fulfilled.

TRSP-S1-E070

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes show producer Scotty Mednick and Motivational Speaker and ex-Olympic athlete Ruben Gonzalez to discuss the importance of being consistently disciplined in order to succeed.  Gonzalez affirms that success is a decision you have to make daily and you must be consistent and persistent in order to achieve it.  Sanchez states that discipline is similar to a chain and every link is a positive habit that you must repeat every day. Goals become plans and plans become action.  Everyone agrees that the only things that you can control in the business world are how hard you work, how disciplined you are, and how persistent you are in going after your goals.  If you come up with an excuse for not succeeding, make it a good one because you will have to live with it for the rest of your life.  

TRSP-S1-E069

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes Clinical Psychologist, Dr. Josh Klapow to discuss the impact that talking politics during family gatherings can have during the holidays. It used to be that no one spoke about religion or politics at the dinner table, but times have changed. Klapow agrees that we are all allowed to be passionate about our political views but we must be able to police ourselves and not let it become an issue that could disrupt or ruin the event. Sanchez concludes that successful people are the ones who can sit in discomfort without escalating the situation when someone begins saying inappropriate things. At the end of the day, it’s about love and forgiveness. And isn’t that what the holiday season is all about? 

TRSP-S1-E068

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes show producer Scotty Mednick to discuss the secrets of getting ahead in business and your career.  One of those secrets is not being afraid of breaking the rules.  If you are not the boss or the head of your own company then you need to work harder and longer to get noticed.  Embrace your status as an outlier and don’t allow it to become a deterrent to achieving your goal.  Sometimes you have to break the rules to get ahead, but you must first make sure you know the rules before you break them.  Sanchez concludes that there is no instruction manual for this and it’s ok to be the first one to do it.  It gets uncomfortable when you break the rules and you will be criticized.  Hold your ground, stay the course, and don’t be afraid.  The results will speak for themselves.  

TRSP-S1-E067

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes show producer Scotty Mednick and Dr. Michelle Rozen P.H.D. to discuss the importance of making yourself as valuable as possible in the workplace and in your personal life.  Sanchez talks about the early stages of his career as a journalist when he had to do an honest and accurate assessment of his skillset so he would know what to improve on in order to succeed.  Dr. Rozen agrees that the mind is preconditioned to focus on the negatives.  We should not waste valuable time on that and instead focus on finding solutions for our shortcomings.  They conclude that the fear of success is greater than the fear of failure.  Sometimes people fear success because they fear change.  The key to success is not being afraid of getting out of your comfort zone.

TRSP_S1_E0066

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes show producer Scotty Mednick to discuss the surprising results of the midterm elections.  Sanchez points out that it used to be the Left Wing that was always protesting and demonstrating their frustration with the establishment, and now it is the complete opposite.  Because while the GOP stands for positive things like fiscal responsibility and morality, it is the extremists from within the party that are tarnishing the message.  These midterm election results have defied history and Sanchez declares that all of the attention that Trump generates has begun to backfire.  It has gotten to the point that neither party truly understands its own message anymore.   

TRSP_S1_E0065

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes Business Strategist Danny Morel to discuss the importance of being in the right frame of mind when it comes to moving forward with your career. Morel states that everyone has natural doubts or fears when dealing with work or career moves. The secret is deciding what specifically you want out of life and then having the discipline to manifest it. Sanchez affirms from personal experience that everyone has the power to overcome the fear of bad results and only then will you find the fortitude to change that fear into positive determination. Both Sanchez and Morel agree that step 1 is learning to love and accept yourself as you are, and then finding the confidence to succeed within your parameters.

TRSP_S1_E0064

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes show producer Scotty Mednick and workplace strategist Jeff Butler to discuss the process of re-inventing yourself when you lose your job or your business.  Butler attests that sometimes you have to fail in order to succeed.  You must use the tools that you developed in order to succeed in your previous job and then refine and expand them in order to find the newer, better version of yourself.  From adversity comes clarity, determination, and focus.  Sanchez agrees that you must identify the true value in your life and then fight like hell for it.  You must find your “why” and then use it to motivate you to keep pushing forward until you achieve success.

TRSP_S1_E0063

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Rick Sanchez welcomes show producer Scotty Mednick and financial expert Pedro da Costa to discuss a variety of topics including the US economy and Elon Musk’s stumbling start as the new head of Twitter.  Firing employees through emails, charging customers for verifications, and airing petty arguments on the social media platform show a negative side to the developmental genius never seen before.  Sanchez then switches gears and discusses the fear-mongering being promoted by some politicians that make it feel like they are trying to push the US into another war.

TRSP_S1_E0062

Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices