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In this solo episode, I dive into the cost of character. It's important to understand that there's always a cost for your actions, and your actions are predicated on your character. It takes a certain character to become a dominant bodybuilder, drill Seargent, mother, father, or professional athlete. Will you be okay with the character that it takes to become the best version of yourself before jumping into a new career or relationship?
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Dr. Will Moreland is a Military Veteran turned international keynote speaker, author, success coach, and philanthropist. Dr. Will's assignment in life is to help you discover your genius. Every single person was born with genius on the inside of them. Sadly, many times this genius is buried under doubt, fear, and others' opinions. It's not until we become intentional about discovering our genius does our thinking and results change.
Dr. Will is equipped with the insight and wisdom to help you discover your genius and release it into the world. With more than 20 years as a speaker, traveling to over 50 countries to work with companies. He has worked with countless individuals to help them release their genius and he can help you too.
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As an accomplished strategist, educator and speaker, Dr. Fletcher has developed actionable strategies for top Fortune 500 companies, guided leaders, as well as inspired and advised our future leaders at some of North America's top universities and institutions.
Through extensive corporate experience and a research-driven philosophy, Dr. Fletcher has developed a customized curriculum of diversity training and professional development workshops to jumpstart your DEI strategy.
As Principal Consultant and Lead Facilitator, Dr. Fletcher works closely with private and public-sector organizations seeking to build a more culturally competent workforce and growth-minded team environment.
Dr. Fletcher is a regular contributor on CBS, NBC, and FOX Bay Area offering commentary on issues of race and gender equity in sport, politics, and mental health in America, and has been featured in the Washington Post, New York Times, NPR and Black Enterprise.
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· Understanding and protecting your brand
· What steps to take when you make a mistake in judgment (PR 101)
· The biggest roadblock for athletes (HS, College, & Pro)…Owning your own development
· Leadership & Adaptability
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This is a solo episode where I discuss and break down failure. Failure is defined as; lacking success or not meeting expectations. There are 4-ways how we can repurpose failure.
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Rashanna Moss connects her Master's in Sports Psychology from Penn State, corporate experience from IMG and Nike, and her knowledge as a successful entrepreneur to bring performance coaching to coaches, athletes and executives. Using sports psychology methodologies, Rashanna takes a holistic approach to mental conditioning that addresses psychological constructs, overall wellness, and personal brand cultivation in order to sustain personal development.
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What gets Mark fired up is to serve his community. He is a credentialed professional in the world of financial services, and in order to put that knowledge to good use, he enjoys bringing his passions together to help architect financial security for the individuals, families, and businesses in my community. At the end of the day, his clients receive clarity and peace of mind.
The ambition of Meek Financial Group is to help his clients understand what's possible. He takes a consultative approach to financial planning to understand what is important to his clients deep in their hearts. He then links what he finds important to their retirement planning, estate planning, business planning, investment planning, and insurance planning, on a comprehensive basis, to assure all areas of their plan have a cause-effect relationship.
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Mistakes happen all the time. Because of social media, mass media, and podcasts, we have a set encyclopedia that can show us not just who continually makes mistakes but the character they have and the character that shows up in different environments. Key #1 that can help us have more success: The mistakes that others make are tools that can help us if we look at them from different perspectives (this takes a lot of emotional intelligence and self-awareness)...this goes for our mistakes as well.
Key #2: Start to pay attention to the different environments that you're in and at what time you are in those environments. How often are their mistakes being made by you and others based on the environments (time, people, places, etc.)....and take notes!
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