The Romeo Show

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews former PBA (Philippine Basketball Association) player and now international motivational speaker, Eugene Tejada. They discuss Eugene's incident of when he got paralyzed to beating the odds of walking again. Eugene is a great example of beating the impossible.

About EUGENE TEJADA:

Eugene Tejada  began his passion and pursuit in the game of basketball at an early age.  Years of hard work and discipline finally paid off when Eugene entered the draft to play in the PBA(Philippine Basketball Association). 

An up and coming athlete, Eugene's dream was cut short in 2006 when he suffered a freak accident that left him paralyzed from the neck down with a prognosis of a 4% chance of ever walking again.  Though down, he wasn't out when he determined and proved to beat the odds and started walking again.  Today, Eugene is passionate about sharing his story of overcoming the odds to inspire and motivate others. 

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews Superstar Wife/Mother/Entrepreneur, Raquel Quinet. They discuss how she stays at the top of her game as a wife, mother & entrepreneur along with other success principles to help you elevate your greatness.

ABOUT RAQUEL:

Since 1999, Raquel Quinet has provided ultimate service to her real estate clients by exceeding their distinctive goals with her dedication and determination. Her stellar career in the industry has allowed her to co-own real estate and mortgage companies, manage offices, operate a top proudcing real estate team closing more than 250 homes anually and become involved with the leadership team as a recruiter for Keller Williams Professional Partners.

Raquel began her career in the San Francisco Bay Area. She started in real estate residential sales and early on began learning about the mortgage business. Her business grew at a rapid pace in 7 years that she decided forming a team. Her team consisted of 5 buyer's agents, 2 listing agents, a transaction coordinator, and was recognized as the top 1% of her office and 5% of two counties. In addition, she co-owned a mortgage company and received the Top Volume Platinum Award in their first year it opened.

In 2007, she decided to move from California to Arizona and became the CEO/Team Leader for Keller Williams Professional Partners where she assisted in helping almost 200 agents grow their business as well as the company. Raquel was excited about helping agents with their business and seeing the market center grow. After her first year as a team leader, the Goodyear/Surprise Market Center became the largest real estate office in the Southwest Valley and held the #1 Market Share in the area.  Through great leadership and a dynamic team, the office received top recognition as the #7 KWRI Market Center in Closed Units and #9 KWRI Market Center in Written Units.

After having her second child, she decided to leave management and form a dynamic sales team that specializes in residential sales handling equity sales, REOs, short sales, asset disposition, trustee sales acquisitions, flips and property management. Her drive and entrepreneurial spirit have resulted in many industry honors and awards including: #1 Sales Volume for her WEMAR MLS board, KW Southwest Region Top Individual by GCI & Top Individual Closed Units and was named by The Wall Street Journal/Real Trends Top 250 Real Estate Professionals List by Sales Transactions at #53. In 2012, she was recognized as one of the Top 4 Individual agents for Keller Williams Realty International and has been featured on AZ Fox News. Most recently, her team received the platinum award for Keller Williams International, America's Best Real Estate Agents-Top 100 Arizona Team 2013, AREAA A List 2013, and WEMAR MLS Board-Members President Rond Table.

Raquel believes it is important to give back to your communities by getting involved. She currently serves as National Board Member for the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) and was recently theEDGE Chair dedicated to young professionals of the Asian community. In addition, she also served as a board member for the National Association of the Hispanic Real Estate Professionals.

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews Superstar Wife/Mother/Entrepreneur, Raquel Quinet. They discuss how she stays at the top of her game as a wife, mother & entrepreneur along with other success principles to help you elevate your greatness.

ABOUT RAQUEL:

Since 1999, Raquel Quinet has provided ultimate service to her real estate clients by exceeding their distinctive goals with her dedication and determination. Her stellar career in the industry has allowed her to co-own real estate and mortgage companies, manage offices, operate a top proudcing real estate team closing more than 250 homes anually and become involved with the leadership team as a recruiter for Keller Williams Professional Partners.

Raquel began her career in the San Francisco Bay Area. She started in real estate residential sales and early on began learning about the mortgage business. Her business grew at a rapid pace in 7 years that she decided forming a team. Her team consisted of 5 buyer's agents, 2 listing agents, a transaction coordinator, and was recognized as the top 1% of her office and 5% of two counties. In addition, she co-owned a mortgage company and received the Top Volume Platinum Award in their first year it opened.

In 2007, she decided to move from California to Arizona and became the CEO/Team Leader for Keller Williams Professional Partners where she assisted in helping almost 200 agents grow their business as well as the company. Raquel was excited about helping agents with their business and seeing the market center grow. After her first year as a team leader, the Goodyear/Surprise Market Center became the largest real estate office in the Southwest Valley and held the #1 Market Share in the area.  Through great leadership and a dynamic team, the office received top recognition as the #7 KWRI Market Center in Closed Units and #9 KWRI Market Center in Written Units.

After having her second child, she decided to leave management and form a dynamic sales team that specializes in residential sales handling equity sales, REOs, short sales, asset disposition, trustee sales acquisitions, flips and property management. Her drive and entrepreneurial spirit have resulted in many industry honors and awards including: #1 Sales Volume for her WEMAR MLS board, KW Southwest Region Top Individual by GCI & Top Individual Closed Units and was named by The Wall Street Journal/Real Trends Top 250 Real Estate Professionals List by Sales Transactions at #53. In 2012, she was recognized as one of the Top 4 Individual agents for Keller Williams Realty International and has been featured on AZ Fox News. Most recently, her team received the platinum award for Keller Williams International, America's Best Real Estate Agents-Top 100 Arizona Team 2013, AREAA A List 2013, and WEMAR MLS Board-Members President Rond Table.

Raquel believes it is important to give back to your communities by getting involved. She currently serves as National Board Member for the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA) and was recently theEDGE Chair dedicated to young professionals of the Asian community. In addition, she also served as a board member for the National Association of the Hispanic Real Estate Professionals.

(Part 2 of 2) In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews former NFL Superstar, Roy Williams. They discuss his incredible journey to the NFL along with other success principles to help you elevate your greatness.

Roy Williams is known to most Oklahomans as “Superman” for his game-changing play against the University of Texas Longhorns in the storied Red River Rivalry.  The University of Oklahoma named its Strength and Speed Complex after him, both for his athletic achievements and financial contributions to OU.  Roy was an All-American and a first round draft pick in the National Football League in 2002, as well as a five-time Pro Bowl honoree.  Though he is best known for his accomplishments in football at the University of Oklahoma, and in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals, Roy is also an accomplished entrepreneur and philanthropist. 

He currently serves as president of Global Security Corporation, a full service security provider based in Oklahoma.  In 2004, Roy founded the Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation, providing hope and educational resources to single mothers across the country.  He also co-founded Pros for Africa, a mission organization focused on bringing hope and healing to the children of Uganda, and has traveled to the African nation on several occasions.  Roy has been involved in numerous  charitable causes, and has utilized his platform as a former professional football player to make a difference in countless lives.  He has appeared in several television shows over the years, including Hard Knocks, MTV Cribs, and Storage Wars.

(Part 2 of 2) In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews former NFL Superstar, Roy Williams. They discuss his incredible journey to the NFL along with other success principles to help you elevate your greatness.

Roy Williams is known to most Oklahomans as “Superman” for his game-changing play against the University of Texas Longhorns in the storied Red River Rivalry.  The University of Oklahoma named its Strength and Speed Complex after him, both for his athletic achievements and financial contributions to OU.  Roy was an All-American and a first round draft pick in the National Football League in 2002, as well as a five-time Pro Bowl honoree.  Though he is best known for his accomplishments in football at the University of Oklahoma, and in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals, Roy is also an accomplished entrepreneur and philanthropist. 

He currently serves as president of Global Security Corporation, a full service security provider based in Oklahoma.  In 2004, Roy founded the Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation, providing hope and educational resources to single mothers across the country.  He also co-founded Pros for Africa, a mission organization focused on bringing hope and healing to the children of Uganda, and has traveled to the African nation on several occasions.  Roy has been involved in numerous  charitable causes, and has utilized his platform as a former professional football player to make a difference in countless lives.  He has appeared in several television shows over the years, including Hard Knocks, MTV Cribs, and Storage Wars.

(Part 1 of 2) In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews former NFL Superstar, Roy Williams. They discuss his incredible journey to the NFL along with other success principles to help you elevate your greatness.

Roy Williams is known to most Oklahomans as “Superman” for his game-changing play against the University of Texas Longhorns in the storied Red River Rivalry.  The University of Oklahoma named its Strength and Speed Complex after him, both for his athletic achievements and financial contributions to OU.  Roy was an All-American and a first round draft pick in the National Football League in 2002, as well as a five-time Pro Bowl honoree.  Though he is best known for his accomplishments in football at the University of Oklahoma, and in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals, Roy is also an accomplished entrepreneur and philanthropist. 

He currently serves as president of Global Security Corporation, a full service security provider based in Oklahoma.  In 2004, Roy founded the Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation, providing hope and educational resources to single mothers across the country.  He also co-founded Pros for Africa, a mission organization focused on bringing hope and healing to the children of Uganda, and has traveled to the African nation on several occasions.  Roy has been involved in numerous  charitable causes, and has utilized his platform as a former professional football player to make a difference in countless lives.  He has appeared in several television shows over the years, including Hard Knocks, MTV Cribs, and Storage Wars.

(Part 1 of 2) In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews former NFL Superstar, Roy Williams. They discuss his incredible journey to the NFL along with other success principles to help you elevate your greatness.

Roy Williams is known to most Oklahomans as “Superman” for his game-changing play against the University of Texas Longhorns in the storied Red River Rivalry.  The University of Oklahoma named its Strength and Speed Complex after him, both for his athletic achievements and financial contributions to OU.  Roy was an All-American and a first round draft pick in the National Football League in 2002, as well as a five-time Pro Bowl honoree.  Though he is best known for his accomplishments in football at the University of Oklahoma, and in the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals, Roy is also an accomplished entrepreneur and philanthropist. 

He currently serves as president of Global Security Corporation, a full service security provider based in Oklahoma.  In 2004, Roy founded the Roy Williams Safety Net Foundation, providing hope and educational resources to single mothers across the country.  He also co-founded Pros for Africa, a mission organization focused on bringing hope and healing to the children of Uganda, and has traveled to the African nation on several occasions.  Roy has been involved in numerous  charitable causes, and has utilized his platform as a former professional football player to make a difference in countless lives.  He has appeared in several television shows over the years, including Hard Knocks, MTV Cribs, and Storage Wars.

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews health and fitness expert, Raitis Stalazs. He is the creator of "The Magic Hour," which is a new program to tranform your body, mind, and life. Raitis shares his journey of overcoming challenges along with invaluable tips to take your health and fitness to the next level. 

The following is a quick excerpt of Raitis Stalazs's philosphy: 

I think the biggest gift we have is our health. Today more then ever before we have so many responsibilities and we forget to make time to take care of ourselves. We can make time for health and fitness. The truth is, if we don't make time now, we may find ourselves suffering from a health concern, not having much time for anything and wishing we would have spent the few hours a week exercising. Our ability to contribute and perform in our lives and realize our dreams is directly affected by our fitness level and our willingness to take action.

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews health and fitness expert, Raitis Stalazs. He is the creator of "The Magic Hour," which is a new program to tranform your body, mind, and life. Raitis shares his journey of overcoming challenges along with invaluable tips to take your health and fitness to the next level. 

The following is a quick excerpt of Raitis Stalazs's philosphy: 

I think the biggest gift we have is our health. Today more then ever before we have so many responsibilities and we forget to make time to take care of ourselves. We can make time for health and fitness. The truth is, if we don't make time now, we may find ourselves suffering from a health concern, not having much time for anything and wishing we would have spent the few hours a week exercising. Our ability to contribute and perform in our lives and realize our dreams is directly affected by our fitness level and our willingness to take action.

In this episode, Romeo Marquez Jr. interviews Hollywood comedian Amir K. on the importance of relentless work ethic. Amir K is one of the fastest rising young comedians in Hollywood. Born in Tehran, Iran and raised in Southern California, his comedy is a hilarious blend of character work, storytelling and improvisation shaped by a multi-cultural upbringing. Amir’s work has been featured in Ben Affleck's Academy Award-winning film "Argo," MTV’s “Jerks wth Cameras,” Ashton Kutcher’s “Punk’d, and  DFDTV's Live-Laughs. He recently won Tommy T's Stand-Up competition and has won the 100 comic Ultimate Laff-Down stand-up competition in Southern California.

In 2010 Amir K won OC’s Funniest stand-up competition, was a performer on CBS’s Diversity Showcase, and was a finalist in NBC’s renowned Stand-Up for Diversity Showcase. With a relentless work ethic, Amir K performs nightly on stages all over the world with many of the most respected comedians in the business. You can follow him on Twitter: @AmirComedy