Room Tilters

In this episode, DJ Eidson and Harry Wilson get a chance to talk with Dr. Hillary McBride. Hillary gives us a snapshot of why therapy is so important for those who want to break the generational trauma and repair the fabric of society. Her podcast Other People’s Problems was reviewed in the New York Times in Sept 2020. She is a registered clinical counselor in Vancouver, Canada, and holds a Ph.D. in Counselling Psychology from UBC. Her areas of clinical and research specialty focus on trauma, and trauma therapies, eating disorders, body image, sex and sexuality, embodiment, and the intersection of spirituality and mental health. Hillary’s work has been recognized by both the American and Canadian Psychological Associations, and she was recently awarded the International Young Investigator Award for her research contributions so early in her career. Her first book is Mothers, Daughters, and Body Image: Learning to Love Ourselves as We Are (Post Hill Press, 2017), and she is the editor of a textbook, Embodiment and Eating Disorders: Theory, Research, Prevention and Treatment (Routledge, 2018), she also has a new book coming out end of 2021.

In this episode, Harrison Wilson and DJ Eidson get a chance to learn from mental conditioning coach Laura Wilde. She is a former NCAA basketball coach determined to pursue her dream of working with NBA teams. Was homeless and living in her car, visualized her success, and achieved her goal! Laura is a mental performance coach that specializes in helping athletes and teams get in the zone which helps them have resilience, consistency, and adaptability. Coach Laura is a thought leader in the field of holistic player development and holistic sports medicine. She works with elite NCAA and WNBA, NBA, NFL, and MLB athletes, staff, and coaches. In 2012 she created Quantum Sports Medicine and Quantum Player Development. These fields fill the gap between the quantum and western practices for athletes so that building the whole person becomes the key in player development. This way, deep-level healing becomes the greater purpose for player development and sports medicine. She is also the author of these books: The Cosmic Athlete, Quantum Sports Medicine, Making the Team: 64 Ways to Succeed in School, Sports and Life, and The Map of Your Future. Her newest book is The Power of Intuition Intelligence, written with co-author EnRico Melson, M.D. Laura is a former NCAA two-sports college scholarship athlete and an NCAA Head Coach. Her big addition to the field of sports performance is in the area of epigenetics. Through her studies with a molecular biologist, Coach Laura has learned that epigenetic markers on the DNA code affect player performance. As a practitioner in this new field of epigenetic energy medicine and other holistic healing modalities, she can help identify and release these markers to improve health and performance for athletes. She is also the Founder of CHAMPS: the Coalition of Holistic Athletic Mental Performance Specialists. Her education includes Bachelor’s Degrees in English Literature and Holistic Health Sciences and she is currently working toward her Ph.D. in Quantum Medicine. She is a former NCAA Grad Asst. Coach at Pepperdine University, an NCAA Head Basketball Coach at UC Santa Cruz and University of Dallas, a High School Coach at Malibu High School, and a former NCAA basketball and track scholarship athlete. Her life’s purpose is to help athletes and others unleash their genius in a new and unique way.

In this episode, Harry Wilson and DJ Eidson get to talk with podcast host and CEO, Casey Jacox. The talk about keys to his success, staying grounded, practicing forgiveness, and dealing with setbacks. You can check out his podcast The Quarterback DadCast here: https://www.caseyjacox.com/quarterback-dadcast/ which both Harry and DJ have been guests recently. His podcast is a podcast that provides stories, advice, and wisdom for fathers looking to become the ultimate QB of their household. With more than 20 years of business experience, Casey’s leadership helps companies emphasize the building of relationships and not just transactional business deals. He’s a father, a husband, a coach, a podcaster, a speaker, and a business leader who is the same person in and out of work. Over his entire career, adversity has always made him stronger. Casey is blessed to have a positive attitude, as he always looks at life through the eyes of an optimist. While at Kforce, Casey was the number one sales rep nationwide for 10 years in a row before moving into the President of Client Strategy and partnerships. In that role, Casey played a key role in driving a sales transformation as well as providing executive-level support for large customers. In April of 2019, Casey left Kforce as the firm's all-time leading salesperson in the nearly 60-year company history to begin writing his debut non-fiction book titled, “WIN the RELATIONSHIP – Not the DEAL.” Casey now is the founder of Winning The Relationship, LLC which is a consulting firm providing sales leadership and coaching. Additionally, Casey is the host of The Quarterback DadCast which is a podcast that provides stories, advice, and wisdom for fathers looking to become the ultimate QB of their household.

In this episode, Harry and DJ talk with Dr. Sheila Davis about her experiences in leading through crisis. She shares her heart for people, and why she feels it is important to be an agent of change. One of the things that stands out is how she leads with transparency and is not afraid to be human. There are a lot of leadership lessons in this one. From nurse to CEO of Partners in Health. Dr. Davis holds a doctorate in nursing and has a long history of serving the poor and marginalized—working closely with patients suffering from HIV in the 1980s, both in the U.S. and abroad. For the past decade, she has held multiple cross-site roles at Partners In Health. After joining the organization in 2010, Dr. Davis was instrumental in the planning and opening of Hôpital Universitaire de Mirebalais, a 300-bed teaching hospital in Haiti. When PIH entered West Africa to help address the Ebola epidemic, Dr. Davis, then Chief Nursing Officer and a member of the executive leadership team, led the organization’s Ebola response. Later, she took on the additional role of Chief of Clinical Operations. Wearing both hats, Dr. Davis has married her activism, pragmatism, and implementation skills to elevate Partners In Health’s nursing programs and all of the clinical operations, firmly establish the organization’s nursing strategy, and heighten the professionalism and inclusiveness of the organization’s thousands of nurses, midwives, and community health workers.

In this episode, Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco sits down with Limitless Minds Co-founders Harry Wilson and DJ Eidson and he talks about he tilts a room. A couple of key takeaways: the importance of accountability, the difference between book smarts and street smarts, and how to use adversity as rocket fuel. C-Roc is the CEO of People Building, Inc. He is a performance coach, author, dynamic public speaker, visionary, and thought leader. He has been featured by Yahoo! Finance as one of the Top Business Leaders to Follow in 2020 and is on a mission to build people. At his core, he’s obsessed with success and helping others achieve greatness. C-Roc is a guy who had a fire lit in him at an early age. That fire has led him to inspire others to see the greatness inside of themselves using past life events to fuel their fire. As Founder of the What Are You Made Of? Movement and host of the hit podcast, What Are You Made Of? with Mike C-Roc, he has inspired hundreds of thousands of people to use setbacks as rocket fuel for their comeback. He teaches business professionals, showing them how to grow their business starting with a foundation based on culture and accountability, to building their people to unimaginable levels. Both in person and on air, C-Roc dives deep into his past during these talks to show how you can feed off good and bad experiences. His forthcoming book is titled, “What Are You Made Of? The Art of People Building.” Mike is also a division manager at Nations Lending, a residential mortgage company. He and his three best friends have built one of the most profitable divisions within Nations Lending from the ground up, assisting home buyers finance the purchase of their dream homes. His passion is truly helping others. Whether it’s his employees, partners, clients, or anyone else looking to better their business, personal life, or mental game, C-Roc always is up for the challenge. C-Roc resides in Ocean City, MD with his wife Jennifer and their two children, Nicolas and Sophia.

In this episode, we welcome the University of Richmond alumn Sarah Morgan to the podcast. Sarah tackles some of the most important issues we have been facing this year and unpacks the term "anti-racist". This conversation was honest and challenges the way we look at others in the workplace. Sarah Morgan has been an HR Executive for 20 years and is also currently the CEO of BuzzARooney LLC. In 2011 she become well known for her blog: The Buzz on HR. “BuzzARooney” is a nickname from her childhood, given to her by her dad. He teased her for always ‘buzzing’ around, listening and observing and touching things out of curiosity and general nosiness. Her blog is still going strong with over 10,000 readers each month, and over 20,000 followers across Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram, and Facebook. In 2017, she created the #BlackBlogsMatter challenge to push the conversation surrounding diversity and inclusion in the workplace, which has become a hashtag movement to create more opportunities and exposure to Black bloggers and our diverse voices. She specializes in consulting companies to create inclusive and equitable organizational cultures.

Success leaves clues. In this episode, Harry Wilson and DJ Eidson talk with award-winning videographer, photographer, and entrepreneur Ty Rogers. He shares insights about what it is like working with high-profile athletes, winning 2 Emmys, and his drive to leave a positive impact on the world.

In this episode, DJ Eidson and Harry Wilson talk to Moiyattu Banya-Keister. She tells her riveting story about escaping her war-torn country of Sierra Leone as a kid. Also, she talks about her mission to help women and the importance of living with intention. Her current favorite song is "Chinedum" by Mercy Chinwo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zq0kEhxF_so Moiyattu considers herself a Kingdom Builder purposed to unleash the destinies of women and girls to enable them to fulfill their divine purpose. She is passionate about developing sustainable communities, channeling resources, and developing tools for women and girls globally. Professionally, she is a Gender Development and Communications Professional with over 15 years of experience in developing strong communities and organizations for women and girls. She is Co-Founder and Executive Director of Girls Empowerment Sierra Leone, a social impact organization developing girls as leaders and change agents in Sierra Leone, and Founder of WCA Creatives a communications and business development firm that empowers women-led companies to become powerful communicators and business innovators. In the philanthropy sector, she serves in her current role at the African Women’s Development Fund USA, an executive board member of Strategic Partnerships and Communications. She also recently served as an advisor and wise panel head for the MacArthur Foundation's 100 & Change award. Moiyattu has her Masters in Social Enterprise Administration from the Columbia University School of Social Work with a minor in Law. She is a multi-award honoree and has been recognized on various media platforms including Guardian Nigeria, Okay Africa Magazine’s Okay Africa 100 Woman Award as an Okay Africa Okay 100 Woman Honoree, and Leading Ladies Africa. She is a woman of faith and serves as a visionary to God’s Kingdom in several ways including through the Warrior Women’s Prayer Ministry a ministry born to call forth women of God to live a life of prayer, service, and purpose. Her most recent project is her podcast titled Tea and Peppersoup a podcast focused on faith and mental wellness featuring stories to encourage women in their social impact and entrepreneurship journeys to live lives that are pleasing to God whilst fulfilling their divine purpose. For more on her work visit www.moiyattubanya.com.

In this episode, Harry Wilson and DJ Eidson sit down with music producer, entrepreneur, author, and business guru Clinton Sparks. If success leaves clues, Clinton shares the secrets to his success and how his mindset has helped him in his career. Clinton is a Grammy-nominated, multi-platinum record producer and publisher responsible for selling over 75 million records. He has won BMI songwriter awards with his C. Sparks Ent, Inc. company as well as a recipient of numerous ASCAP music awards with DJ Snake as part of his Get Familiar Music publishing. Sparks has written and produced hit songs for multi-platinum recording artists such as Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Rick Ross, Diddy, Pitbull, Ludacris, Big Sean, Akon, and 2 Chainz. Clinton has authored a book titled, HOW TO WIN BIG IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS. The book is a modern-day guide that teaches those aspiring to succeed in the music business, how to build a sustainable and scalable career. Clinton Sparks is the CEO and founder of Get Familiar, Inc., a marketing, strategy, and consulting firm helping companies and brands connect, align and amplify, as well as the CEO and co-founder of Get Familiar Tech, a technology company providing innovative solutions and services specializing in service automation, data analytics, and system/cloud integration. Additionally, Clinton is the co-owner, co-founder, and Chief Business Development Officer of the esports lifestyle gaming brand, XSET. He is the owner of the first national monetizable Hip Hop radio station, Get Familiar Radio and, Co-founder and owner of BOOTE, a state-of-the-art women’s athleisure line.

Hannah Huesman, M.S., is a Mental Skills Coach with the Philadelphia Phillies. She grew up in Nashville, TN. She is a Certified Mental Performance Consultant with the Association for Applied Sport Psychology. Before joining the Phillies, she was a Mental Performance Coach with Sport Strata, a New York based firm focuses on teaching skills and techniques proven to increase characteristics of peak mental performance. Hannah received her Master’s degree in Sport Psychology and Motor Learning from the University of Tennessee, and played Division I softball and basketball at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. She has a series on Instagram and LinkedIn called “Mental Sweat Mondays.” In this episode, Hannah talks with Harry Wilson and DJ Eidson about the importance of staying present in the moment and what it is like to be a mental coach in MLB during the pandemic.

“Don't leave your greatness to chance." - Dr. Jen Welter Dr. Jen Welter is the first female to coach in the NFL. (2015 linebackers coach for the Arizona Cardinals), Following her record-breaking accomplishment with the Cardinals, Welter became the head coach of the first Australian women’s national team in 2017. Welter became the first woman to play running back in a men's professional football league with the Texas Revolution. Prior to joining the world of men’s professional football, Welter had a highly decorated 14-year career in women’s professional football which included four World Championships, two gold medals as a member of Team USA in the 2010 and 2013 International Federation of American Football’s (IFAF) Women’s World Championship, and eight all-star selections. She was inducted into the first class of the Women’s Football Hall of Fame on November 30, 2018. Welter is committed to increasing access and opportunities in football. To empower women through football, Welter designed her signature program, “A Day in the Life,” Camp which debuted with the Washington Redskins women's program in 2015. She continues to create a range of camps for girls and women through her GRRRidiron Flag Football Camp, along with a number of other community initiatives like her Camp on the Corner program that brings football to youth in under-served areas. She released her first publication, “Play Big: Lessons in Being Limitless from the First Woman to Coach in the NFL” in 2017.

In this episode, we get a chance to talk with an entrepreneur, leadership consultant, speaker, and founder of Be Well Beautiful Woman, Demarra West. Demarra is passionate about helping women of color to be strong, competent, healthy leaders in the business world and in their communities. She points out that leadership involves actually caring for others and developing trust with people. She also talks about the importance of wellness and how it is a revolutionary concept to many.

In this episode, Harry and DJ sit down to answer a couple of key questions they often hear. What ensues is a lively discussion around the importance of showing up and how the best handle pressure. They mention an article in Forbes that was the inspiration for that discussion. You can find the full article here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/amymorin/2015/03/18/your-failure-to-differentiate-stress-from-pressure-could-be-your-downfall/#4f34ab6f3a32

In this episode, Harry catches up with a good friend from college, David Freeman. After playing football, Freeman went on to establish himself as an innovator in the health and fitness industry and has been featured in Experience Life, Men’s Health, and Men’s Journal magazines. Freeman shares his three “E”s, why they are so impactful, and how he is approaching this health challenge.

In this episode, Harry and DJ sit down with entrepreneur, author, speaker, and podcast host David Meltzer. He has seen success as the CEO of Leigh Steinberg Sports & Entertainment agency, which was the inspiration for the movie Jerry Maguire. He is also cofounder of Sports 1 Marketing and is having an impact through his podcast The Playbook. As you listen to this interview it is obvious that Meltzer’s a room tilter. His life’s mission is to empower over 1 billion people to be happy. One of his defining characteristics is his drive to give more than he takes. There is much to learn from this interview, we hope you enjoy it.

Entrepreneur and Co-founder Peyton Jenkins share his story of why he started American menswear company Alton Lane. He shares why building trust and nurturing culture was important to growing a healthy company. Ultimately consistency was one of the keys to Jenkins' success.

In this episode Harry Wilson sits down with Snap! Raise CEO Cole Morgan to talk about the keys to his success. Cole shares his mission to help athletes, students, and coaches to fund their activities. Cole also shares the difficult decisions that arise when building a successful start-up. Entrepreneurs will appreciate the honesty and experience Cole shares with the audience.

Navy Seal Captain Tom Chaby talks about the 5 pillars of affective teams. While recorded before the pandemic his message about changing the way you look at adversity rings especially true now.

This episode DJ and Harry talk take a break from the regular routine to discuss the Corona Virus and process the changes we are all experiencing. They share how this is affecting their personal lives and what it is like working at home with their children. Harry challenges leaders use this time of adversity to focus on building empathy for others. DJ talks about the opportunity before us to slow down to move forward.

Wall Street Journal best selling author, Forbes contributor, and serial entrepreneur Michael Gale talks about the future, the 5 marks of a Room Tilter, and how everyone has the capacity to tilt a room.

Entrepreneur and CEO Kabir Shahani talks about his mindset, how he handles pressure, and why authenticity is key to tilting a room. Kabir has many accolades that include a top “30-under-30 technology entrepreneur” by Bloomberg BusinessWeek, “One of the 100 Most Inspiring People in Pharma” by PharmaVoice Magazine, and “Young Entrepreneur of the Year” by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Medical sales exec, entrepreneur, podcast host, and author Tiffanee Neighbors joins the Room Tilters Podcast to talk about her journey going from medical sales to CEO. Tiffanee never discounts her years working a regular job, but as she looks back she asks herself why she didn't go for it sooner. We hope this episode inspires you to take action, pursue your dreams, and never look back.

In this episode Harry Wilson sits down with room tilter Ryan Nece. Ryan is a former NFL linebacker, SuperBowl champ, entrepreneur and businessman. He talks with Harry about the lessons he learned along the way that have contributed to his success. One of the things he believes makes a room tilter special is their ability to be curious, ask questions, be present and listen.

Successful sports agent Mark Rodgers talks about how he met Russell Wilson, what is was like to broker historical deals in both MLB and NFL, and the legacy he hopes to leave behind. He talks about how he doesn't measure success in dollars and cents but rather he strives to make the world a better place.

In this episode Russell Wilson stops by to talk about the ups and downs of last ten years and how success is something that you have to continually work at and constantly fight for.

Featuring mental conditioning coach, author, and Limitless Minds cofounder Trevor Moawad as he talks about his new book "It Takes What It Takes", meeting Kobe, helping Russell Wilson, and why mindset is essential for overcoming losses.

In the final installment of the 3 part series meet Limitless Minds Co-Founder and COO DJ Eidson

In part 2 of this 3 part series we introduce you to Limitless Minds Co-founder Harrison Wilson

Limitless Minds Co-Founders (Harrison Wilson and DJ Eidson) present Room Tilters. The Room Tilters Podcast will explore the mindset that allows individuals to tilt a room and understand that the right attitude is truly a competitive advantage