In this episode I speak about a handful of NFL players who had their images tarnished by their unfortunate misbehavior and how it can take just one incident to make that happen. I also mention a basketball legend who in some peoples eyes (not mine) point out one mishap in his life when talking about the great legacy he left behind. When you make a big mistake or when an unfortunate situation is placed on your shoulders, regardless if you've been found guilty or not or whether you believe it's fair or not, in the world we live in today, or as we say, in the court of public opinion, these incidents will follow you for a very long time or possibly forever. Be mindful of what you do or say without heavy negative emotion attached to it and you shall avoid dealing with the circumstances these men have dealt with.

Whether it's indoor volleyball or beach volleyball, With too many accolades for me to mention, and nearly 30 years of pure dominance at the high school level, college level, and professional level, Kerri Walsh Jennings has absolutely dominated her opponents in all levels and I became very, very privileged to interview a superstar in the realm of sports. I learned a lot in researching Kerri and in the process gained a lot of respect for her not only for what she had done on the volleyball courts, but even more so on her personal life and overcoming very tough challenges in her relationship with her husband, which was very inspiring in and of itself. Speaking about her personal life and this being the God honest truth, I gained so much love for her during our interview. I learned several important lessons that myself as well as you, the listener can gain and implement into your life and she was so sweet I honestly could not stop smiling. Kerri undoubtedly defines the term Execution Equals Excellence and it truly was an honor to interview her on my show!

In this episode I speak about my past and present personal struggles dealing with imposter syndrome. For many different reasons you or someone you know deal with deals with the thoughts of not being that big thing or you so want to become or not being able to reach a very high level of success because you believe you aren't talented enough, you aren't gifted enough, you don't have the supporting cast, or that it's rare for anyone to become what you've wanted to become in your imagination. I would not have taken the leap of faith of starting 2 podcasts if I let my fears and personal flaws, the I.S. weigh heavier than my ambition and what my influence can do for others as well as myself. 

Here I delve more into specifics on what distracts us as humans and what we allow to consume our focus and attention, not for the betterment of our being, but for what we crave to cure our sense of boredom. This cycle leads to a path of unproductively towards what we should be really focusing our attention towards, our destiny. I hope you can take this valuable information and apply it to yourself. 

In this episode I discuss a few distractions of mine I had to deviate from in order to focus more of my time towards executing on the everyday tasks I need to get done going forward. It took one thought of mine to realize I needed to make necessary changes in what and where I needed to put my focus in to execute at a higher level. I hope you can follow my decision making here and undoubtedly you will see positive changes in your productivity.

I interviewed the founder of the Ontario Hockey Club, Mr. visionary Scott MacDonald. Scott slayed out a great deal of knowledge or any listener, especially my young target listeners to execute in becoming the best versions of themselves as well as sustaining a high level of excellence. Scott exemplifies what self improvement is about and he has been a big asset in this podcasting journey for myself, as well as others who are in the same journey. It was a pleasure and an honor to interview this bright, young man!

My fellow teammate on the London Real Broadcast Yourself and host of the Real Xperience podcast, Scott MacDonald invited me to be a guest on his podcast. Scott and I have a similar niche (personal development) in our podcast and he felt that some of my experiences from when I was younger to where I am now would help his target audiences. and I was very happy and honored to be a part of his show. His podcast has been amazing and listening to his content as well as the guests he brings in will provide you great insight into his meaningful purpose. 

This man has a very unique resume. A former rapper who didn't find fulfillment in the music industry, years later found his calling in the field of Ministry and Personal Development. This calling didn't come without prior extreme pain, mental illness, and an inner battle he counted not overcome for nearly 8 years straight. Despite the overwhelming grief he suffered, he always managed to get back up after getting knocked down NUMEROUS times, by this thing thing we call life. For the last 5 years he became a phenomenal example of a suffering human being who transformed himself to the man God created him to be and through the word of God, has been one of the top motivational speakers in the world in his quest to impacting 1 billion people worldwide! 

Givers who expect a return on their "investment" from their recipients have a sneaky purpose for what they do. They have an end goal in mind only for themselves and the importance fo you to spot these people out and separate yourself from them will save you trouble.

The value of giving in a state of generosity and being genuine is valuable and will return to you. Takers are invaluable and overtime become obsolete.