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Hey Everyone! This week, we have a very special episode to share with you. We had the honor to sit down and chat with Retired Navy SEAL Commander & Co-Founder of Performance Mountain, Jack Riggins 

 In this episode, we talk to Commander Riggins about his Navy SEAL journey and some of the most important take-away’s from his training and combat experience that we all can use find success in our own space.

 We also chat about the power of failure and why more people need to be looking to fail in order to grow. Commander Riggins also shares some great insight into his military mindset and explains why your mind is your most powerful weapon. 

 Have you ever been in a stressful situation and completely lost control ? Were unable to accomplish what you needed to get done? We asked Commander Riggins about how he performed under pressure as a Navy SEAL and how we can use those same tactics to help us when things get out of control and overwhelming. 

 We also discuss the importance of learning to adapt to your situation, and why you best assest is your ability to effectively communicate. 

 All of this and much more on this week’s episode of The White Tiger Podcast.

You can Follow Jack at https://twitter.com/riggins_jack on Twitter and on Instagram at  https://www.instagram.com/riggins_jack/?hl=en

 Also check out Performance Mountain at https://www.performancemountain.com

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What’s good everybody and welcome to another fun filled, thought provoking episode of The White Tiger Podcast. 

This week, we dip back into a little NFL talk and shed some light on Asante’s NFL training wardrobe and why the New England Patriots equipment room wasn’t too giving, while the Los Angeles Chargers took giving to another level. 

We also talk about why Asante may be the only player we know of that has effectively dodged winning three Super Bowls, which makes us question if it was ever meant to be. 

Asante reveals some of Tom Brady’s pet peeves, what makes him successful from an insider perspective and why he is very respected within the sport and how that translates to success.

Why being fueled by faith and courage is so important on the road to success and most importantly getting through those tough times that life throws our way. 

We finally chat Kanye West, why his career is un-killable and why he’s going to be a future guest on The White Tiger Podcast.

All of this audio goodness and much more only on this week’s episode of the WTP.

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What’s good White Tiger’s ? Welcome to this week’s episode of The White Tiger Podcast. This week, Asante and Craig get back to business and have a one on one conversation about changing your mind, being resourceful, asking for help and the latest on big sports contracts, team name changes and much more. 

Craig and Asante also chat about how your life’s journey is very similar to running a race and why it’s not what happens at the beginning or the end of the race that really matters. 

Asante shares a personal football story about getting “called out” while in a team meeting and why that not only changed his perspective, but was one of the best things that ever happened to him. We also talk about seeking help during tough times, finding yourself in bad situations and why the only person that is going to bail you out is “YOU”.

Craig also shares a funny story about finding his way through a parenting dilemma and why we all need to share our own stories because they are much more powerful than you think.

We also chat NFL football, Patrick Mahomes big payday, The NBA Bubble, and our choice of team names for the Washington Redskins rebrand. 

All of this podcast insanity and more on this week’s episode of The White Tiger Podcast.

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Whats up White Tiger’s? This week we have the pleasure to bring you Candace Cabrera. She is an entrepreneur and the creator of YogaByCandace.com, one of the top yoga blogs. She also runs a popular YouTube channel and has her own yoga app. She is also the author of Namaslay: Rock Your Yoga Practice, Tap Into Your Greatness, & Defy Your Limits.

In this episode, Candace talks about her beginnings as a school teacher and how a serious battle with Lyme Disease changed her perspective on life and became a catalyst to pursue the life of her dreams. 

Candace also talks about her yoga journey and what inspired her to create her Yoga By Candace Blog, which later turned into a very successful on-line business. 

As a content creator, Candace also utilizes YouTube as a way to share her Yoga passion with with her subscribers through creating free weekly videos. Candace discusses how she stumbled across YouTube monetization as a way to make some money and how that has helped her increase business and grow her account to almost 300,000 subscribers. 

We also talk about the importance of following your passion and why staying authentic, honest and working from a place of intention is where the real magic happens.

Candace also reminds us that we all have to start somewhere and sheds some light on some things she wish she knew when she started her entreprenurial journey. 

We also chat about her book “Namaslay” and why having a deeper understating of cultural appropriation, inspired her to change her mindset and ultimately the use of the title. In addition to working towards a better understanding of race and culture. You call hear of this and a ton more on this powerful episode of The White Tiger Podcast. 

You can catch ups With Candace on her YouTube channel at: (YouTube.com/yogabycandace) 

YogaByCandace Official App, itunes.apple.com/us/app/yogabycandace-official-app/id1019379957?mt=8

and her popular blog at https://www.yogabycandace.com/

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This week on The White Tiger Podcast we hang with Ryan Harris, a former NFL Offensive Tackle, who played for the Denver Broncos, Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Texans, Kansas City Chiefs and Pittsburgh Steelers. He won Super Bowl 50 with the Denver Broncos and is currently a weekday sports broadcaster for Altitude Sports Radio in Denver. Ryan is also  a color analyst for University of Notre Dame Football.

In this episode, Ryan shares his experience playing in the National Football League and what it was like winning Super Bowl 50 with the Broncos. Asante and Ryan also shared some personal experiences playing against and with great Peyton Manning. 

Ryan also talks about the gratitude he has for the great coaches and mentors who helped him during his football career and how the lessons and knowledge he gained, extended far beyond the football field. 

We also talk about his approach to mindset and how using the affirmation “I am, I can, I will” can help you overcome challenge and develop your own winning mindset. Ryan also shares a great story about the power of visualization and what he actually saw himself doing the night before playing in the Super Bowl. 

We also learn about the the real reason why many people fear failure, also why achieving success comes from recognizing your distractions and why it is so important to celebrate all of your wins. 

Ryan also provides some amazing insight on developing financial literacy, managing your money and how he has been helping professional athletes make sound financial decisions and plan for their future. 

Do you find your self searching for practical tools to develop your mindset? Are you looking for some easy to understand and relatable information on how you can become more financially literate and maximize the money you make? Have you ever wondered what it is like to achieve personal success by using the same techniques used by professional athletes and entrepreneurs? If you answered yes to any of these questions you need to check out our podcast with Ryan.

Also check out Ryan’s book Mindset for Mastery: An NFL Champion’s Guide to Reaching Your Greatness on Amazon at https://amzn.to/3fcNWHc

You can also hear Ryan on Altitude Sports Radio on 92.5 FM In the Denver Area or athttps://www.altitudesportsradio.com

 You can also follow him at https://www.ryanharris68.com and  on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ryanharris_68/?hl=en

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ln this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast, we sit down with Jonathan Stahler, Founder and President of Stahler Sports and Entertainment Law based out of Miami, Florida. 

Jonathan is not just a Sports and Entertainment Attorney, but he also has experience as a sports agent, representing clients from the National Football League, National Basketball Association and Major League Baseball. He also utilizes his extensive law background and his experience as a sports agent to help professional athletes and high profile entertainment clients, protect themselves and their families, both now and in the future.  

During our conversation with Jonathan, he talks about what it’s like to be a professional sports agent and why it can be very challenging and not as glamorous as most people think. He also talks about why college athletes should be getting paid and how new legislation passed in California, Colorado and Florida is setting the stage for college athletes to finally be compensated while in school. 

Jonathan also talks about an article he wrote in 2014, in regards to the NCAA exploiting college athletes, by benefiting from their name, image and likeness, while refusing to compensate these same athletes and restricting them from making money while in school.

We also talk about the power of practical experience and why getting an eduction is only one part of a larger puzzle and why college athletes need to be given the opportunity to learn practical skills that would greatly benefit them while in college and in life.


If you’re a sports fan, want to know what it is like to be a sports agent and are curious to know what the future of college athletics may look like, this is the episode for you! 

 You can find out more about Jonathan Stahler on Instagram at  https://www.instagram.com/jsesq3/?hl=en  and on twitter at https://twitter.com/JSEsq3
 
Also check out Jonathan’s article  published in the Arizona State University Sports & Entertainment Law Journal, Spring 2014 edition writing about college athletes and compensation.

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This week, Asante and Craig dive back into conversations surrounding Racism, Law Enforcement and the Media after receiving some great feedback from their Necessary Conversations Episode.

In this podcast, The guys give their perspective on the role that media is playing in reporting the facts about what is going on in regards to the protests, riots and the police. 

They also talk about the defund the police argument, the police hiring process and what proactively needs to happen to build police/community relationships. 

This episode also touches on the Power of Responsibility and why it is so important in helping find solutions to the many social issues that we face. 

Asante also shares some personal stories about his experience with law enforcement and an impactful conversation that he had with his father about navigating police interactions. 

Hear these necessary conversations and much more on this week’s episode of The White Tiger Podcast. 

Please Let us know what you think about the episode and leave us a comment on Social Media https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/?hl=en 

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This week we had the pleasure to sit down and chat with NFL Offensive Lineman for the Detroit Lions, Kenny Wiggins.

In this episode, Kenny shares his beginnings growing up in Elk Grove, California to playing college football at Fresno State University.  We also talk to Kenny about his football journey from going un-drafted, to sleeping on his friend’s couch and later playing in the United Football League for the Sacramento Mountain Lions.

Kenny gets real with us about the up’s and down’s of being a professional athlete and what it takes to rebound after being cut 10 times, and why learning to be adaptable has been vital to his longevity in the National Football League. He also shares his thoughts on the power of stick-to-itiveness, how he navigates the uncertainty that comes with the sport and having “no regrets”.

We also talk to Kenny about his time with the Detroit Lions and why he is looking forward to future with new head coach Matt Patricia. He also talks about some of the toughest players he has had to block, which produced some great football conversation.

Hear all this and much more in this real and raw episode of The White Tiger Podcast.

You can catch up with Kenny Wiggins on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/wigdaddy60/?hl=en

You can also catch the video version of this podcast episode at: https://youtu.be/986uOyi7PqU

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This week at the The White Tiger Podcast we bring you a slightly different episode, but a much necessary and needed one. 

After putting the podcast on pause for a week, we took that time to connect, listen and ultimately use this amazing podcast platform to speak about the current social issues that are impacting our country.

The goal of this episode is to not only share our personal and professional perspectives on these  issues, but to hopefully facilitate meaningful conversations about racism, police brutality and police reform.  In addition to the steps we can take together to make an immediate and long term change to end social bias, racism and inequality. 

As with every episode, we want your feedback, perspective and thoughts, racially now. please let us know via social media @thewhitetigerpodcast or drop us an email at our website www.wtpodcast.com and let us your thoughts for what we can do as a podcast to be part of the solution.

Check out the Video of this Podcast on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/L9Ml3FEGXsU

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What’s up White Tigers ? This week we bring you a very special sit down with not just a great guy, but recently retried NFL Tight End for the San Fransisco 49ers, Garrett Celek. 

During our conversation with Garrett, He shares his journey from growing up in Cincinnati Ohio, to playing college football at Michigan State University and later getting a tryout with the San Fransisco 49ers. 

Garrett talks about the ups’ and down’s of going undrafted and playing in the NFL, the physical and mental challenges of the sport and why being adaptable and consistent is important to a player’s longevity in the league.

He also talked about the importance of getting outside your comfort zone and also shares a personal story about how he pushed himself to be better pass catcher and how that payed dividends on and off the field.

We also dive into the thought process around Garrett’s decision to retire from pro football and some of the reasons why most pro players contemplate leaving and why some choose to keep playing.

Who was the toughest personal he had to block in the NFL ? Who is person who pushed him to truly realize what he was capable of ? & What advice did his father give him at young age that still impacts him today? 

Find the answers to all these questions and more in this FIRE episode of The White Tiger Podcast.

You can follow Garrett on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/gcells/?hl=en

Also check out this episode on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/pLPghT_fkzU