Patience is a virtue, but is it something we all intrinsically have and if we do what levels of patience to individuals have? Cam talks about his experience with the word patience and how for him it is a working journey. This podcast is an open ended question for people to ponder and form questions about the meaning and how it plays its’ role in human development. Everything said in this episode is NOT set in stone and is only a concept the author speculates on! Don’t take it too seriously. Hope you enjoy!

Cam, talks about the merger between his personal training business and his podcast moving forward. Gives an up to date reality of things in his current life and how the new year brings more clarity to what needs to be done. This is the first episode, but we will get to the meat and bones as the year progresses. Follow along on the journey!

In this episode the host talks about citing your sources. Making connections to college/education and referencing thoughts or ideas from other content creators. He talks about the importance of citations and how it translates to REAL LIFE. Which, we know is the purpose of this podcast. Hope you enjoy.

Y’all are hearing what I’m saying. Truly me, how I speak no holding back. Let’s talk about this bullshit love going on in this world

Hey everyone, it is the actual author Cam here. This episode just explains where I have been and why. Of course this all relates to the topic of being a nice guy but I felt like I owed the audience and explanation so here it is. I talk about how the structure of my podcast will be (somewhat) and just let you know that the episodes are coming back. Remember, continue to be a nice person

The author lets you on what he believes is the secret of being a nice guy. This is his opinion on what he believe might help people find balance in their lives. He gives details about himself that allows the audience to truly understand who he his, his success and his failures. It relates back to his episode 5 called “Balance” since all the episodes are essentially related. In the end he asks the audience to look at themselves and ask the question “what makes you a nice guy/girl?”

Balance, balance, balance! The host explains his short comings of being unbalanced. He shows his vulnerability about losing his temper with someone important in his life. He decided he wanted to change and address the root of his unbalance. Using weight lifting and calisthenics as a metaphor, he illustrates how he address the root of his problems. With his new found discovery, he learns how to tackle these issues and helps the listener think internally about their “balance.” Tune in to today’s episode! Remember, it’s not you, it’s them!

Emotions emotions emotions. We all have them but they are more important than you think. Mastering and focusing on your emotions helps manifest the overall message of “Nice Guys Don’t Finish Last.” My boss brought up the book “As A Man Thinketh” which brings up the idea of functioning and frequencies. Emotions and frequencies are interchangeable in the aspect of life and in the end Nice Guys won’t Finish Last mastering this skill

Kobe Bryant was the legend we never thought we would lose. His legacy will live on forever. This episode helps us understand the mamba mentality and what it truly means. Mamba mentality helps us manifest the things we want in our lives. Kobe Bryant was a physical embodiment of that mindset that is needed to succeed. Here at Nice Guys Don’t Finish Last, this mentality will catapult us forward into the possibilities of achieving the success we desire. At the end of the day, it’s Not you, IT’S THEM!

In this episode, we dive into what has kept the host away from the microphone and away from spreading his message. It is titled “30 for 30” based off the song by artist Drake on album “What A Time To Be Alive.” This episode dives deep into helping realize if you (the listener) make excuses or not hold yourself accountable. The new year is the time where people look back into the previous year and years and reflect on great times and hard times. The new year is a great motivator but the host has his viewers ask themselves why they don’t think that way all the time. In the end, he ties the lines from the song and how it connects to the overall message of “Nice Guys Don’t Finish Last”