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Welcome to GO PRO!
A podcast committed to helping athletes make those pivotal decisions in life to transition, transform, and elevate to achieve their greater purpose. You will hear firsthand experiences from some of the most influential minds on the planet on how to change the course of your life when it seems like you are out of options. Get ready to GO PRO!
A podcast committed to helping athletes make those pivotal decisions in life to transition, transform, and elevate to achieve their greater purpose. You will hear firsthand experiences from some of the most influential minds on the planet on how to change the course of your life when it seems like you are out of options. Get ready to GO PRO!
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In this episode of GO PRO we sit down with the CEO of Humble Over Hype, Chelsea Vaughn. This non-profit is famous for its clothing line but known for its mission. HOH is a non-profit seeking to create humility in generation, after generation through the spiritual and moral development of athletes, recognizing them beyond their athletic abilities.
Visit the Humble Over Hype website: https://www.humbleoverhype.org/
If you want to know exactly what benefits playing sports at the collegiate level can bring, we've picked out some skills that give the active among us an edge.
This episode is designed to help athletes acknowledge, articulate, and apply skills learned from sports to the business world.
When you are committing to a transition you are stepping into the unknown, leaving your place of comfort, and going somewhere completely foreign which can be highly stressful. No one wants to do it, but the people who choose this road the most are the ones who make the greatest impact.
In this episode we discuss 3 Ways to Use Stress to Your Advantage during a transition and how to step into the atmosphere of change with confidence.
Our conditioned relationship with failure is what many of us feel is the opposite of perfection. But as we all know, nobody is perfect, all we can do is strive towards perfection. In this episode we discuss 3 ways to change your relationship with failure & how to “fail forward” in life.
In part 2 of the series Better Questions Fewer Regrets, we sit down with Jack Williams, former Georgia Tech QB, author, and founder of the IDEALS Leadership Program. Jack gives us the guide to answering life's most important questions and a revolutionary method to intentionally move towards a life of integrity through a tool called the “I Believe List.”
Life is all about decision-making. We are where we are because of the decisions we have made. In this two-part series we discuss the often-overlooked relationship between the questions we ask, and the decisions we make.
Have you ever had a bad habit that you just can't seem to break? I personally have way too many and none of the conventional tricks like, “replace the old habit with a new one” seem to provide any lasting success.
In this episode our guest, Cody Isabel, former college basketball player and CEO of Neurotech, gives us quality insight on how to break any habit, a healthy relationship with your conscious, and 3 easy tips that you can start implementing today to train your brain for optimal performance.
The ability to read non-verbal cues, control emotions, and empathize with others are necessities for becoming a bold and courageous leader. In this episode we take a step into the interactive self-awareness tool that is Johari's Window. Accessing the 4 quadrants of Johari's Window allows us to proactively move towards embracing our authentic selves and gain a deeper understanding of how we are perceived by others.
Relationships are being put to the test during these unprecedented times and the pandemic has served as an amplifier. It is underscoring things that already exist within our relationships and magnifying those issues. However, if we can identify destructive behavior that we may be practicing, we can adjust and overall strengthen the bond between one another.
In this episode of GO PRO we discuss one of the most common habits that ruin relationships and 4 steps to correcting it.
Embracing failure is paramount to becoming successful. In this episode of GO PRO we sit down with Multimillionaire and CEO Fred Surgeon as he discusses the lessons he extracted from his failures. He explains how he earned over $50,000 a year while in college from selling candy and how every moment of delayed gratification throughout his journey has contributed to his success.
Use this link to find out more about our guest: https://www.surgeonandassociates.com/about-us
Have you ever been your own worst enemy?
The answer is YES, everyone has at some point in their life and at the core of most of those unwise decisions was ego.
It's important to believe in ourselves to succeed but at what point does our sense of self-importance get in the way of our success? Find out 3 keys to detach from ego in this week's episode of GO PRO.
ATTENTION all managers, team captains, CEO's and leaders!
The past several months have been a real challenge for some of us financially, relationally, emotionally...and we're all trying to move forward the best that we can. BUT many of us are responsible for helping others move forward and progress as well. People are looking to us (leaders) for inspiration, direction, and reassurance. Uncertainty, however, creates a window for opportunity. Find out 3 essential tips for leading during challenging times in this week's episode of GO PRO.
During difficult times, keeping a positive mindset can be challenging and the advice we usually receive is, "Just be grateful."
Today you are going to learn 3 exercises to reverse engineer gratitude and shift from just an intellectual practice and repeating empty hollow words to having an emotional experience on a deeper lever.
Change is the only constant in life. It is the one factor that we can be 100% sure we will encounter at some point. How we react and navigate through the changes we face will determine our level of success. Join us in this episode to discover how our guest, who once had her mind set on a promising career in the WNBA, confronted the changes she was faced with and is now co-owner of a sustainable swimwear company called AMINI.
In "ABC's of Business" we sit down with entrepreneur, author, and keynote speaker Will Baggett. During this episode we uncover the blueprint for enhancing ones digital brand, the ABC's of business, and strategy for addressing topics on social media that may seem controversial for some but are everyday life for others.
Join us in Episode 11 as we sit down with Dr. Pat Ivey and discuss the importance of mental health & the 5 steps to performing at your highest level in the midst of extreme distraction.
Stories evoke emotion and are the quickest way to establish a strong connection with your customers. In Framework 3: How to Create Belief, our host walks us through an 8-step model known as the Epiphany Bridge, which provides an outline on how to share your story in an impactful way that will resonate in the hearts and minds of your listeners.
If you can convince your customers that your new opportunity is the key to what they desire most in life and is only attainable through your specific vehicle/product/solution, then all other objections become irrelevant and they have no choice to buy, follow, or subscribe to whatever you are selling.
In part 2 of The Framework series, "Price vs Value," we discuss the difference between price and value and ways to have the freedom to charge what you want while giving amazing value to your customers.
The end goal is to be able to do something totally different from any of your competitors by creating something that can't be purchased from anyone else. Part 2 of the Framework Series explains how to do so.
The Framework series is a 3 part series to help you establish an outline for your online presence. From ecommerce businesses to YouTube channels, The Framework series provides you with the answers on how to get people to care about your product and buy.
It is extremely beneficial to know WHO your product is tailored to. In Part #1 “Who's Your Who” we discuss examples and calculated ways to identify your niche market.
This episode covers why it is important to know your personal identity outside of your profession or societal role.
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