The White Tiger Podcast - Sports. Mindset. Success.

Send us a textWhy would anyone skip the Super Bowl for Disneyland? That's what I'm doing this year while Asante immerses himself in the game. We chat about our personal Super Bowl plans and examine why America tunes in—be it for the love of the game, the halftime show, or those infamous commercials. We also break down the potential Chiefs-Eagles matchup, sharing both insights and some good-natured fatigue over the Chiefs' long-standing dominance.Ever wondered how to turn a passion into a profit? Our conversation takes a turn towards entrepreneurship, with a focus on starting side hustles. From the highs and lows of sports betting to brainstorming a card investing business, we discuss the thrill of documenting journeys on social media. By embracing challenges and building a community, we explore how leveraging relationships can be key to achieving both personal and professional goals.Tough times don't last, but resilient people do. Asante and I delve into building resilience through life's hurdles, sharing anecdotes on grit from childhood to adulthood. We touch on the balance of shielding vs. challenging kids to foster growth, and I recount rediscovering my mental toughness through fitness. Wrapping up, we share stress management strategies—like meditation and mindful morning routines—to keep calm amidst chaos. For those on a journey of personal transformation, we offer practical tips on setting goals and using a "big ass calendar" to stay on track. Join us for this inspiring mix of stories and wisdom designed to motivate and empower.

Send us a textEver wondered what the intersection of politics, sports, and grocery shopping looks like? Picture this: you're navigating the aisles, comparing egg prices, and suddenly connect the dots between political shifts and your cereal brand being out of stock. That's the kind of quirky connection we explore in our latest episode of the White Tiger Podcast. We're kicking things off with a fresh take on leadership changes in both politics and sports, all while maintaining our politically agnostic stance. Our lighthearted approach brings humor to the bizarre world of price hikes and coaching shuffles, making it a delight for any listener.As we journey deeper, we tackle the complex emotions tied to fan loyalty and team management. Ever feel like Jerry Jones is more of a business mogul than a sports enthusiast? We chat about the tricky terrain of supporting teams like the Dallas Cowboys, where ownership decisions often leave fans scratching their heads. This discussion doesn't shy away from naming names, as we also spotlight the ongoing struggles of teams like the Jets and Browns. Our conversation goes beyond the field to explore how ownership, or a lack of change in it, defines a team's culture and future prospects.Lastly, we turn our gaze to the broader world of sports dynamics and public perception. From the mounting frustrations over the Kansas City Chiefs' alleged favoritism to the polarizing figures like Elon Musk and their impact on public discourse, we leave no stone unturned. The episode wraps up with a passionate discourse on what makes or breaks a Super Bowl matchup and the growing anticipation for the playoff season. We encourage listeners to engage in positive discussions and lend an ear to content that uplifts, hoping you'll carry some of that positivity beyond the podcast. Join us for a conversation as varied as the topics it covers, promising both entertainment and insight.

Send us a textOn this episode of the White Tiger Podcast, we share how stepping out of our comfort zones led to personal growth and transformation. Join us as we discuss the exciting challenges we're embarking on in 2025, from learning new musical skills to reigniting competitive spirits. With aspirations like participating in the Running Man event in Atlanta, we're committed to living intentionally and ensuring the upcoming year is filled with adventure.Success isn't just about achievements—it's about understanding who we are beyond the spotlight. Reflect with us on an NFL player's journey, exploring the balance between personal beliefs and societal pressure. We dive into the importance of embracing "scary goals," like striving to become a Division I college athlete, and how these can redefine our self-worth beyond trophies and fame. Through stories of public figures like Aaron Rodgers, we highlight how media narratives can distort reality, reminding us all to stay true to ourselves.Have you ever wondered if Deion Sanders could be the Dallas Cowboys' next head coach? We speculate on this bold possibility and what it could mean for both Sanders and the team. From Jerry Jones' potential need for change in management style to Sanders' unique impact on players, we explore the exciting opportunities and challenges this role could bring. With a focus on living authentically and challenging societal norms, this episode is a call to live boldly and embrace the unexpected in life and leadership.

Send us a textThis week we take a nostalgic trip back to Christmas 2015, a time marked by camaraderie, shared meals, and a surprise phone call from none other than Bill Belichick, showcasing the unexpected connections that make the holidays truly special.In a twist no one saw coming, we're dissecting the rumor-turned-reality of Bill Belichick's potential move to the University of North Carolina. Known for his aversion to the non-football aspects of college coaching, we ponder what drove him to consider this shift and how it might shake up the school's basketball-centric focus. With a contract and stipulations that hint at a possible NFL return, his move raises questions about the broader implications for his career and legacy. We explore comparisons to other sports figures who've made surprising career transitions, considering what this might mean for Belichick's future in the sport he helped define.Grudges and grievances: we all have them, but do they really serve us? Through the lens of sports legends like Michael Strahan and Mark Gastineau, we unravel the complicated dance of ego, reputation, and the pursuit of recognition. The drama of Strahan's sack record, allegedly aided by Brett Favre, prompts a deeper look at sportsmanship and the lingering impact of unresolved controversies. We advocate for the power of letting go, urging listeners to prioritize personal growth over holding onto past slights. This episode challenges the notion of expectation and reinforces the importance of making peace with the past for a healthier, more fulfilling life.

Send us a textEver thought your dog's quirks could teach you about embracing your strengths? Our episode kicks off with a playful chat about Asante's dachshund's enthusiastic barking and how it serves as a quirky reminder to focus on our personal strengths. We then venture into the electrifying world of college football, dissecting the intense playoffs and the drama surrounding team selections. With a special spotlight on the Miami Hurricanes' rollercoaster season, we chat about the high stakes of controlling what you can in sports, and the crucial role self-accountability plays in tasting victory or handling defeat.What keeps the fire burning in college football rivalries? We explore the fierce traditions and rivalries that amp up the excitement, especially in high-octane conferences like the Big Ten and SEC. Controversy bubbles over with traditions like flag planting, sparking debates and intensifying the fanfare. Yet, beyond the cheers and jeers, we ponder the heavier topic of handling failure in sports. The journey of learning from losses and building mental resilience is as pivotal as celebrating wins, and we delve into the leadership needed to guide young athletes through these highs and lows.Parenting in sports isn't just about cheering from the sidelines; it's about being an anchor in a stormy sea of expectations and pressures. We examine the influence of parental guidance in nurturing not just athletic prowess but mental toughness in young athletes, ensuring they grow into sportsmanship ambassadors. As we pivot to the surprising landscapes of today's financial success, from meme coins to internet fame, we question societal values around wealth and success. Join us for this engaging conversation that traverses the realms of sports, personal development, and the ever-evolving pathways to prosperity.

In this episode, Craig and Asante discuss the arrest of PGA golfer Scottie Scheffler and predict that the case will be dismissed. They analyze the body cam footage and criticize the detective's handling of the situation. They also discuss the importance of handling situations that are out of your control with grace and character. The conversation then shifts to Asante's experience in a Toastmasters competition and the importance of knowing and following the rules. They discuss the impact of negative experiences and how they can shape people's perceptions of you. The conversation explores the importance of emotional resilience and maintaining composure in the face of adversity. It emphasizes the need to focus on what can be controlled and to use criticism and setbacks as motivation to improve. The gents focus on the significance of the car ride home after emotional situations and the value of privacy and reflection. They also touch on the negative impact of social media on youth sports and much much more.

In this week's podcast , Craig and Asante out the final touches on the recent Kendrick Lamar and Drake feud, as well as the possibility of NBA players transitioning to the NFL.The conversation then shifts to the topic of handling criticism and rejection in a constructive way. They emphasize the importance of not taking criticism personally, being honest with oneself, and surrounding oneself with supportive people. They also discuss the role of confidence and emotional intelligence in receiving and delivering criticism. Craig and Asante also discuss the challenges of giving and receiving criticism, particularly in high-pressure environments like sports. They highlight the importance of having a strong foundation of values and standards to guide criticism and the potential negative consequences of holding grudges. The conversation then shifts to the arrest of professional golfer Scottie Scheffler and the potential impact on his career. They speculate on the outcome of the legal process and the potential boost in ratings for the PGA. The conversation concludes with a reminder to be open to constructive criticism and to sift for the truth in order to improve.

We are back baby! and In this week's podcast,  Craig and Asante discuss the ongoing rap beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake. They explore the history of the beef and the recent diss tracks that have been released. They also discuss the concept of turning negative situations into opportunities for growth and reflect on their own experiences. The conversation touches on mental health awareness and the importance of tools and strategies for maintaining mental well-being. In this conversation, Craig and Asante discuss the importance of mental health and share tools and strategies for maintaining a positive mindset. They emphasize the need to surround oneself with supportive and positive people, as well as the importance of being mindful of the information consumed through social media. They also highlight the value of small daily changes and the power of sympathy and empathy in improving mental well-being. If your feeling giving.... feel free to follow us @thewhitetigeropodcast on the instagram which will give you the latest and greatest White Tiger content. 

The White Tiger Podcast is back baby! After a long hiatus, Asante and Craig sit down and chat about today's man and the challenges we face. How to become the best damn version of yourself and the power of giving back. Now let's get it!

Life is a journey and during that journey, we all encounter a variety of ups, downs, setbacks, victories, and moments of inspiration. Current (NFL) National Football League, Free Agent, Aldon Smith is on the show today to talk about his own personal and professional journey. Aldon shares how building trust, going through adversity, and developing a connection with himself and others, have helped him navigate his own life's challenges.In this episode, Aldon, Craig, and Asante discuss: Developing self-esteem and building trust Where he found the most support when he needed it most Why it's up to you to handle your own situationsThe moment he knew that he was not done with football The power of getting back to basicsWhat people don't know about Aldon His love for food and his passion's outside of football The best piece of advice he could give others who are currently going through a challenge in their life. Link to resourcesAldon Smith on Instagram: @aldonsmith If this episode was of value to you, please rate and review or send us a DM on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/thenextseasonpodcast/ to let us know what you thought!

Change is Hard. But you don't have to go through it alone. Welcome to the Next Season, where co-hosts, Asante Cleveland and Craig Casaletto share their personal and professional experience, uncover some great and practical resources and talk to guests who share their stories in an effort to help us with ours. This week, we dive into the two most important resources we can tap into to help us go from being reactive to being proactive when dealing with change. We also set the stage for what's to come on this new podcast journey and share a quick, but impactful tip that you can use right away to start setting yourself up for success.Have a question about how you can better navigate change ?  Is there a specific part  about transition that you struggle with? DM us on our brand new instagram page @thenextseason podcast.  We will be dropping actionable content and resources to help make dealing with change.. a bit easier!

Welcome to The Next Season,  a new podcast about Playing the Game of Change. If you're thinking about what's first? what's next? or what you can do to jumpstart your new beginning,  join retired NFL tight end, Asante Cleveland and former police detective, Craig Casaletto as they share their experience from on, in and off the field to help you not just embrace change, but also make it. 

Are you ready for a change? During this podcast journey, we realized that change is sometimes unavoidable and also, at times, it's very necessary. After three years of producing The White Tiger Podcast, we are starting over. This week, we talk about why we needed to pivot and what is coming next. Thank you White TIgers for a great ride and inspiring us to make a change. Stay tuned right here for our new podcast launching soon!

Former NFL Head Coach and friend of the pod, Eric Mangini joins the show this week and shares his coaching insight on Super Bowl LV and what it is going to take to stop the Chiefs offense and why Tom Brady is destined to win his 10th Super Bowl. Coach Mangini also talks about why getting fired sucks, understanding the responsibility that comes with having success and why not dealing with success properly can kill you.We also ask Coach about his desire to come back to the NFL coaching space and what he thinks are the most desirable coaching opportunities going into the 2021 NFL season. We also have some fun talking to Coach Mangini about his acting appearances (The Soprano's, HBO's Ballers and Sesame Street) and whether or not he's ready for his next role. Coach Mangini is a former head coach, having served as the coach of the New York Jets from 2006 until 2008 and the Cleveland Browns in 2009 and 2010. Prior to taking his position with the 49ers, Mangini was an NFL analyst for ESPN and current analyst for Fox Sports and contributor to the FS1 morning show, First Things First w/ Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe

In this week's episode, Asante and Craig talk about finding a mentor and why it is important to ask for help in order to achieve your personal and professional goals. Life is Hard, What's the solution ? In our case, we believe it simply comes down to you.  How you think, how you act, react and so on.  We chat about why the most important game to master is your “Mental Game”.  We discuss why it is so important.... especially now!We also dive into a great personal and professional hack that is a game changer when it comes to accomplishing what you need to get done all while saving time.Go make Your Bed! It's actually more empowering than most people think and this week we chat about why it's the best start and end to your day.  Want to become Insta-famous ? The next social media influencer ? We breakdown a quick tip to master before starting your journey to social media stardom.Hear all of this and much more on the week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast.

This week, Asante and Craig chat about the Washington D.C. Capitol Riots and what it means for all of us moving forward. Craig also gives a law enforcement perspective on how this situation unfolded and why things got extremely and unnecessarily out of control. They also share their opinions on if the police were responsible for the incident and why the situation could have been easily avoided. As much as things change, why do they always seem to stay the same?  The fellas talk about why people have a tendency to hate what they don't understand and why there is a practical long-term solution to making an impact on all these issues right now!Craig also talks about finally getting around to watching The Game Of Thrones and how it has completely consumed his life and why he is out for blood. They also jump into some sports talk and  breakdown the final game of the NFL season and ask whether or not the Philadelphia Eagles purposely lost the game and what does they mean from players perpectiove, All of this and more on this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast.

2020 is over! But has much really changed ? One thing that has changed is our perspective here at The White Tiger Podcast. We learned the value of life, time and the importance of feeding yourself with positive information.In this week's episode, Asante and Craig start off by reflecting on what they learned from 2020 and how a small change of perspective can pay significant dividends on your mental and physical health. They also talk about the new Pixar movie "Soul" and how it it relates to the pandemic and why the message it delivers is really important for us all to hear, especially now. One thing that most people are craving right now is connection and it's not just connection with others, but also yourself. The guys talk about how they got creative in 2020 and how they are applying that to new business ventures and goals for the new year.We cant have an WTP episode without a little sports talk. We chat about the NBA, The New York Knicks and Why the College Football Championship is the biggest sham, needs to change now and is simply completely broken. We have the solution!One word that defeinetely resonates with us this year is Service. Our goal is to give back and help as many as we can. We can't do that without you! Thank you for all the support and if you know someone that would love this podcast, please share it. It never goes unnoticed !Now let's go get 2021!

Tough times prepare us for tough times. As we get towards the end of the year, we look back on what 2020 and the COVID craziness has done to make us better.This week, Asante and Craig talk about how we can finish out 2020 on a high note and create momentum going into the new year. They also talk about how the pandemic has impacted all of us from a mental perspective and how getting physical can pay significant dividends in your health, wealth and relationship with yourself. We also dive into some interesting news about former NFL quarterback and former teammate of Asante's, Colin Kaepernick and Why Craig is finally gaping to make his Olympic run in the 2024 Sumer Olympics in Paris. Bonus Christmas Movie Review: Craig drops his rant on why Home Alone is the worst X-Mas movie going and also talks about a couple of movies that you may be sleeping on. Hear all of this and much more on this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast!

We all have greatness within us. Each of us possess qualities and traits that make us great at our craft and also help us pursue and achieve the things that we may have thought at one time or another were impossible. In this week's podcast, we have the honor to sit down with Olympic Gold Medalist, Coach and Author of the book, Better Great Than Never, Lindsay Shoop.Lindsay shares some great insight on how we all can find greatness in our personal and professional lives and why embracing who you are and just getting a little better each day can  get you closer to your own “Olympic” goals. Make a big decision lately? Lindsay talks about why our big decisions are the ones made during each moment of everyday and how that perspective helped her move closer towards being a better competitive rower and first-time author. Want to know how to be more confident? It all comes down to this one word...a thing that you can control and will ultimately help you crush your goals. We also talk about the beauty of being part of a team,  why communication + learning = getting better and why being anxious could be just a sign that you are really care about something very important. Hear of all this and much much more in this empowering, inspiring and motivating episode of The White Tiger Podcast. You can find Lindsay's book, Better Great then Never on Amazon or right here at: https://www.amazon.com/Better-Great-Than-Never-Believing-ebook/dp/B08LYC6NL4 You can also catch her at https://www.lindsaydareshoop.com and on Instagram @lindsaydareshoop

"I simply do it, because they say I can't”…powerful words from this week's podcast guest. In this episode of the White Tiger Podcast we have the honor to sit down with an amazing individual with an equally amazing story. ⁣⁣Today, we introduce you to Jim Metzger. Jim is the President and Founder of High End Development, which has been a leader in the construction industry since 2006.⁣⁣What makes Jim's story so unique is not so much his success, but his challenge. Jim grew up as a child of a single mom in a poverty stricken community in the San Fransisco Bay Area. While struggling with self-doubt as a kid, Jim battled with drug addiction, homelessness and eventually found himself doing time in prison. ⁣⁣Jim's path eventually came to a point where he had to make choice to either continue to be part of the problem or make the decision to be part of the solution. Jim shares an amazing story about the power of perspective and how a making a conscious choice to change his behavior, ultimately change his life. ⁣⁣He also talks about why each of us need to have consequences in  life in order for us to focus on making the right choices and avoid continually making the wrong ones. ⁣⁣Jim also shares how he is giving back to the homeless community and why the skills and the lessons learned from the street, give them an advantage to finding significant success in life.⁣⁣Listen to this great conversation with Jim Metzger only on this week's episode of the White Tiger Podcast.⁣

***Episode Re-Broadcast***  This week we bring back a very thought provoking and inspiring episode that we felt needed to come back, especially now. It is our honor to introduce you, once again, to an amazing Father, Husband, Keynote Speaker & Paralympian, Joe Delagrave. Joe Delagrave, Co-Captain of Team USA Wheelchair Rugby, was a 19-year-old college football player when he became paralyzed after a freak boating accident. After his accident, Joe struggled to find identity and purpose in life. Despite all the challenges he continued to face, he shares how he found his way to get back up. (Excerpt from CAF-Challenged Athletes Foundation) In this episode, Joe shares his inspiring story and some insight about his rehabilitation after his accident and why the process was just as much mental as it was physical. Joe also tells us about having a victor instead of victim mentality and why inspiration can be found in what you do when you fail, compared to what you do in the moment of victory. We also talk about his upcoming olympic journey, how he has been managing life during COVID-19, the importance of putting in the work, creating good habits and much more on this inspirational episode of The White Tiger Podcast. You can find more about Joe Delagrave at:Website: https://www.joedelagrave.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jdelagrave/Instagram: @jdelagrave14Twitter: @JoeDelagraveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-NnGVQY7qsFPX8lOczIYw/featured

Making The Most of Your Opportunity w/ 4X NFL Veteran, Kevin GreeneDuring the course of our lives, we all face moments of opportunity. It's typically what we do or don't do during those moments that defines who we are and what we achieve. In this week's episode, we sit down with a great friend and an amazing individual, who truly inspires us to always make the most of each opportunity we are presented with. His name is Kevin Greene.Kevin is a former USC Trojan Alum and 4X NFL Veteran. He is current flexing the skills he acquired both on the field and off and is now making waves in the corporate sector with Salesforce.Kevin chats with us about his atypical football journey and how he started playing football as a Junior in high school. He also shares the power of focusing on the present and seizing each opportunity presented, which ultimately helped him get recruited by the University of Southern California and subsequently find a spot the NFL. We also talk about managing the uncertainty of being a professional athlete and why you should always be letting people know who you are.Kevin also shares his passion for cars, how he is sharing that passion with his community and why you may also find him chasing the latest sneaker drop or sharing his fitness journey on social media at #R3NTPAID Hear this very inspiring and very real episode of The White Tiger Podcas..t..live now. Follow Kevin on Insta @kevin.greene Also Check out the Pod on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWug?view_as=subscriber 

Caught Up In Positivity w/ Celebrity Coach, Psychology Expert and Author, Rob Mack  What's up White Tiger's and welcome to a very timely and positivity fueled episode of The White Tiger Podcast. This week, we have a very much needed conversation with not just an amazing human being, but also a great friend of ours, Rob Mack.Robert is an ivy-league-educated Positive Psychology Expert, Celebrity Happiness Coach, Executive Coach, and Author. He is one of the world's leading experts on the relationship between happiness and success. His work has also been endorsed by Oprah, Vanessa Williams, and many others, and he has been a regularly featured guest expert on Good Morning America, The Today Show, Access Hollywood, E! Networks, OWN, and KTLA, and in magazines like GQ, Self, Health, Cosmopolitan, and Glamour.Have you been noticing some negative thoughts and behaviors creep into your life lately ? In this week's episode, Rob shares how we can work more positivity back into our life, especially during COVID. He also provides us with some mental tricks and hacks that we can use to maintain a positive perspective and take care of our mental fitness.Rob also shares why consistency is always greater than intensity and how focusing on your progress can help you rewire your brain and change those negative behaviors you've always  wanted to address.  We also debunk the idea of  “No Pain, No Gain” and talk about the importance of not just having positive people around you, but also surrounding yourself with others who are also diverse in thought. There are a ton of gems and great tips in this episode that will help us be more positive, get out of our comfort zones and walk out of this COVID pandemic stronger than we when we walked in. Check out this episode now available on all podcast platforms and on our YouTube channel at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWugYou can find out more about Rob and what he is up to at: http://www.coachrobmack.comHe can also be found on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robmackofficial/?hl=enAlso Check out Rob's Book (Happiness from the Inside Out: The Art and Science of Fulfillment) on amazon.    

What motivates you to be great? When the odds are stacked against you, how do you respond? In this episode of The White Tiger Podcast, we tackle these questions and more as  we sit down with the one and only, Danny Woodhead. Danny is not only a retried NFL Running Back, Podcaster, performance and team dynamics expert with Performance Mountain Training, but also one of the most authentic and abundant guys you will meet. In this episode, Danny shares some great insight about his football journey from playng at Division II Chadron State College, to going undrafted and later getting signed as a free agent with the New York Jets. Danny also talks about why there is only about five or six teams that actually want to win in the NFL right now. He also gives us an insider's view into what it's like to play football for the New England Patriots and the San Diego/LA Chargers.He also shares a funny and personal story about a conversation he had with Coach Bill Belichick and…….. why he wanted to fight Tom Brady! Yep…Danny vs. Tom.Danny also talks about some valuable lessons he learned from his father, the importance of being accountable, doing your job and always treating everyone with respect Check out this authentic, personal and very funny episode of The White Tiger Podcast.You can also find out more about what Danny is up to on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/teamwoody39/?hl=enAlso Check out the Out of Nowhere Podcast that Danny co-hosts with Retired NFL Guard @mslauson68 at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/out-of-nowhere/id1499906901He can also be found helping others achieve perusal and professional success at Performancemountain.com 

Disclaimer/PSA: There is some “spicy” language in this episode This week, we are proud to introduce you to the biggest Joe we know. The very talented, funny and just an amazing human being, former NFL Tight End, Joseph Fauria.In this episode, Asante and Craig sit down with Joe and talk about his football journey, from growing up in Southern California, to going undrafted and later being signed by the Detroit Lions. We chat about the story behind (no pun intended) how he got kicked out of the University of Notre Dame, left for community college and later received a scholarship from UCLA under the strangest of circumstances. Joe also shares a very personal perspective on the high's and low's of a pro football career, the thrill of having a great rookie season and several years later trying to figure out where life after football was going to take him.For every door that closes, another one opens and in Joe's case, the acting door came flying open. Joe talks about living in LA, his passion for acting and loving the craft. He also breaks down the parallels between acting and football and also shares his perspective about learning from the past to create a better future. Hear all of this extremely funny, heartfelt, genuine and authentic podcast now!You can also follow Joe on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/bigjoe/?hl=enCheck out the full video of this podcast in YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWug

GOAT Alert! This week we drop an amazing episode, with an AMAZING human being & one of the greatest tight end's in NFL History, Antonio Gates.❗❗⁠⁠What is more impressive than being an 8x Pro Bowler, 5x NFL All-Pro and Future NFL Hall of Famer? For us, its no doubt..HIS STORY. ⁠⁠Antonio's story is nothing short of incredible and he shares some amazing insight we don't think anyone has heard before. ⁠⁠Antonio talks about his journey growing up in Detroit, to how he chose where he went to college at the 11th hour, to his fears, thoughts on underachieving and what "success" means to him. ⁠⁠He also shares a very funny story about how NFL Hall of Famer & Former College Basketball Player, Tony Gonzalez chickened out of playing him in one-on-one basketball.⁠You can also check out the complete video of our interview with Antonio on YouTube, also live this Wednesday, Oct 7th. ⁠Check Antonio out on Twitter at https://twitter.com/antoniogates85?lang=en

In this week's episode, Asante and Craig talk about their personal pursuit of success and how an amazing book not only found them at the right time, but also changed the way they think. They also talk about getting trapped by social media and how it may be having a negative impact on the way you think and how your condition your thoughts. Have you ever been caught by a stranger singing in your car? Craig shares a story about someone he "knows" getting caught in his car singing Cardi B, which prompted the question..."Is this OK?". Do you like to be organized as much as we do? Well, if you do and are own an Apple iPhone you may have already downloaded IOS 14. Asante and Craig share their love of the new iPhone update, how it's scratching an OCD itch and much more. The fellas also break down the latest football news ands talk about their brand new Friday Football episodes dropping every week during the football season on YouTube. Hear this and much more on this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast.Book Link: Three Feet From Gold: https://amzn.to/36m8lbiThe White Tiger Podcast on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWugThe White Tiger Podcast on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/

This week on the podcast, we are joined by Musician, Singer/ Songwriter and former NFL Offensive Tackle, Joe Barksdale.Joe shares some amazing insight into his football journey and how it created an opportunity for him to pursue his childhood passion of being a musician. Joe opens up about his struggles with playing in the NFL, what he learned from being a pro on the field and how he carried that experience to his music career.He also drops some major tips that helped him improve his mental health, what he used as motivation to always get better and why he is going to be the next guitar legend. Not all pro athletes have a “passion” for playing the game, but Joe shares how even though his motivation may have been different than other athletes, his process of achieving success was the same. Hear all this and more on this week's episode. You can also check out Joe Barksdale on Social at: https://www.instagram.com/jbdale72/?hl=enAn at his website at: https://www.joebarksdale.comYou can also check out the full video of the episode on YouTube at:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWugCheck out Joe and his band Truly on Spotify at: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2D2t42faoTbwWjhMgiVHxm

In this week's episode, the fellas talk about how difficult it is to take a break and why sometimes it is not only important, but necessary in order for you to accomplish your goals. They also go public about the future of The White Tiger Podcast and ask for your help in holding them accountable. Football is back !! and we dive into the in's and outs of what we saw on opening night in the NFL and what we expect to see this year. We also talk about something that has never happened in sports world before, why we need to talk more about sports betting and why it is so important to share great messages. Have something you're passionate about, but are struggling to start? Asante gets us motivated to pursue our passions and why there is no better time than now to do it. Check out this week's episode and let us know what you think. Reach out to us on social at: https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWug?view_as=subscriber

Have you ever encountered something in your life that you believed was totally impossible to attain or achieve? Did you ever think that your current life circumstances impacted your ability or means to accomplish the things that you could only dream of ? Most of us often encounter moments in our life where our minds and bodies are tested beyond what is comfortable. And it's during those times  that we truly find out who we are and what choices we tend to make. Our guest this week, tells an AMAZING story about encountering the impossible, both personally and professionally and what he did to overcome the slim odds, to achieve the unattainable. His name is Rafael Badziag, he's a global entrepreneur, top TED speaker and author of The Billion Dollar Secret: 20 Principles of Billionaire Wealth and Success, where he connected with and interviewed 21 self-made billionaires and identified 20 common principles of billionaire wealth and success.We start this episode talking about how to achieve the impossible. Rafael tells an amazing story about his journey into ultramarathon running and how competing in a grueling desert ultramarathon, showed him not only what he was truly capable of, but also confirmed that we are all able to achieve things way beyond our perceived limits. Rafael also talks about achieving the impossible in his professional life. He talks about his book, The Billion Dollar Secret and how he was able to overcome the slim probability of connecting with one billionaire (5,000,000 to 1) to interviewing 21 billionaires! Not only does he share how he was able to connect with them, but also the commonalities that they possess that helped them achieve their billionaire status. We also talk about how he was able to use the information he learned from his interviews and book project to help him on his own entrepreneurial and personal journey.  Rafael also explains why fear is truly our worst enemy and why we can learn a lot about who we are by going through traumatic situations. You can hear all of our empowering conversation with Rafael Badziag in this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast!.You can find Rafael's Book The Billion Dollar Secret” on Amazon as https://amzn.to/3iV6ME1You can also watch Rafael on his Billion Dollar Secret YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj7QUwawwMEDUbC4eaiEAZw

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 

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.You can also follow the podcast ion Social at:https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/https://twitter.com/whitetiger092?lang=enhttps://www.tiktok.com/@thewhitetigerpodcast?lang=enAnd watch the full episode on You Tube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWug

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.Also Sign up for our Brand New Podcast Newsletter: Jam packed with Podcast Updates, Future Guests, Free Exclusive Content only to subscribers and much more. Sign up at www.wtpodcast.comYou can also follow the podcast on Social at : https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/ https://twitter.com/whitetiger092?lang=en https://www.tiktok.com/@thewhitetigerpodcast?lang=en And watch the full episode on You Tube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWug

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=8and her popular blog at https://www.yogabycandace.com/

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

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. 

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 

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

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

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

This week we get to share an amazing and empowering conversation with not just a great guy, but also a friend of the podcast, Amobi Okugo. Amobi is professional soccer player and current mid-fielder for the Austin Bold FC. He is also the founder of “A Frugal Athlete”, which provides an insiders look into the personal financial playbook of professional athletes.In this episode, we talk to Amobi about his current time with the Austin Bold and how COVID-19 has impacted his season, his routine and his preparation. He also talks about his professional journey from playing soccer on various club and national teams, to his college time at UCLA and getting drafted by the Philadelphia Union of the MLS (Major League Soccer).Amobi also shares his inspiration behind “ A Frugal Athlete” and how he is sharing athlete stories about money management and how they are making smart career and business decisions. We talk about the power of goal setting, time management, focused multitasking and how they all can help you get closer to your goals.All of this and much more on this episode of The White Tiger Podcast.You can find more about Amobi Okugo and “A Frugal Athlete” at:https://www.instagram.com/amobisays/www.amobiokugo.comhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPuA6Qje8lPqjJavvZSR5kghttps://www.afrugalathlete.comYou Can Follow The White Tiger Podcast on Social: https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcasthttps://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/ https://twitter.com/whitetiger092?lang=en

In this week's episode, we sit down with 2X NFL Pro Bowl Tight End, Vernon Davis.Vernon shares his personal and professional journey from growing up in Washington DC to becoming one of the best tight end's in the National Football League. Vernon also shares how he is adapting to life post retirement and why having a “thinking ahead” mentality, has set him up for success both on the field and off the field. As we get older, we become wiser and gain wisdom to better understand ourselves and to make better decisions. Vernon shares some personal experiences that have helped him re-shape his thoughts and in turn re-shaped his life. We talk about his Mike Singletary Moment (Coach Mike Singletary's "CAN'T DO IT" rant) from 2008 and how that moment changed who he is as an athlete and an individual.  He also does a great impression of Coach Singletary, which is a can't miss!We also talk about playing with former NFL QB, Peyton Manning and what he learned from his process and how that impacted him professionally.Vernon also shares his thoughts on his former teammate, Alex Smith, his devastating injury and his road to back to the NFL. What next for Vernon? Plan to see him in your next favorite blockbuster thriller. Vernon has also been dominating his passion for acting and talks about his current and upcoming acting projects that you will definitely want to check out.All of this and a ton more on this episode of The White Tiger Podcast.YouTube Video Link: https://youtu.be/plXaHP5J1QAYou can find more about Vernon and what he is up to at:www.vernondavis.com@vernondavis85 on Instagram

Right now there has never been a better time to focus on your health and not just your physical health, but also your mental and brain health.This week, we had the opportunity to sit down with the Vice President of Clinical Services for Neuropeak Pro, Nick Bolhuis.Neuropeak Pro is currently helping individuals in all types of industries from corporate professionals to professional athletes optimize their performance, achieve better mental clarity, reduce stress and improve recovery.Nick is currently in charge of all Peak Performance training for Neuropeak Pro and also has extensive experience working with teams and athletes in the NBA, NFL, and NHL. In this episode, we talk to Nick about his Neuropeak journey and how working with kids challenged with attention disorders, developed into helping elite athletes optimize their recovery and perform at a high level. We also chat about how brain training is making a huge difference in the corporate space and Nick also provides some practical tips on how we can maximize our own performance during this uncertain time. Hear this and much more on this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast. You can find out more about Neuropeak Pro at www.neuropeakpro.comYou can also follow Neuropeak @neuropeakpro on Instagram 

This week it is our honor to bring you an amazing conversation with Father, Husband, Keynote Speaker & Paralympian, Joe Delagrave. Joe Delagrave, Co-Captain of Team USA Wheelchair Rugby, was a 19-year-old college football player when he became paralyzed after a freak boating accident. After his accident, Joe struggled to find identity and purpose in life. Despite all the challenges he continued to face, he shares how he found his way to get back up. (Excerpt from CAF-Challenged Athletes Foundation) In this episode, Joe shares his inspiring story and some insight about his rehabilitation after his accident and why the process was just as much mental as it was physical. Joe also tells us about having a victor instead of victim mentality and why inspiration can be found in what you do when you fail, compared to what you do in the moment of victory. We also talk about his upcoming olympic journey, how he has been managing life during COVID-19, the importance of putting in the work, creating good habits and much more on this inspirational episode of The White Tiger Podcast. You can find more about Joe Delagrave at:Website: https://www.joedelagrave.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/jdelagrave/Instagram: @jdelagrave14Twitter: @JoeDelagraveYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3-NnGVQY7qsFPX8lOczIYw/featured

What is up White Tiger's and welcome back to another quarantine conversation here at The White Tiger Podcast.In this week's episode, we jump right in and dissect Asante's wardrobe and how quarantine life is taking it's toll on all of us. Mask or not to mask? Asante and Craig share some interesting face mask shopping stories.We also chat about the current 24/7 WWE champion, Rob Gronkowski, and his return to the NFL, his re-connect with Tom Brady In Tampa and Asantes thoughts on what he would do if Tom Brady called him out of retirement. It's NFL Draft time and we may be more intrigued with the virtual process, more than the actual draft itself. We also explain why it is setting itself up to be something that we will talk about for a very long time. It's dopamine detox time,..Asante gives us some quick tips and practical advice on what  we can do to help us get better during our down time. And most of all another exciting segment of “Is it Just Me ?!”. All of this and more on this episode of The White Tigers Podcast Don't Forget to Check out The White Tiger Podcast any these hotspots:Instagram: @thewhitetigerpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/ Twitter: @whitetiger092Also Check out our YouTube Channel at: https://youtu.be/oP_LAWULXCs

In this week's episode, we have the pleasure to introduce you to Severino Alvarez. Creative Engineer, Brand Developer, Stylist, and collaborator for several major fashion brands. Severino started with a passion for baseball, which developed into a passion for being a creative and a style professional. In addition to talking about his journey into the fashion industry, Severino also talks about the value of developing a strong network, having “Kayne Moments” and also the importance of not focusing on what others think, but rather focusing on passion & direction. We also attempt to navigate a White Tiger Podcast first, when Asante's building management starts testing his building fire alarms during the podcast, which definitely added an unexpected twist to this interview.Severino also talks about his recent work doing creative direction for “Jarritos” soft drinks and how he created opportunities that led to events including Miami's Art Basel and Kanye's Sunday Service during Super Bowl Week in Miami. We also talk about working in the fashion industry and why who you are and what you do are two totally separate things and why this time during quarantine is a great time to self-build and to invest in yourself. This and much, much more here on this week's episode of The White Tiger Podcast.You can follow Severino @severinotruely on Instagram and you can catch him at projectblitz.com and @projectblitz on social. Don't Forget to Check out The White Tiger Podcast right here:Instagram: @thewhitetigerpodcast  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/  Twitter: @whitetiger092Also Check out our YouTube Channel at: https://youtu.be/oP_LAWULXCs

Whats's up everybody and welcome to another quarantine edition of The White Tiger Podcast. Hope you're all staying safe, healthy and doing your best to navigate this corona craziness. In this weeks podcast episode, we talk about the personal struggles that come with staying at home and being out of our norm. Asante and Craig also share their biggest quarantine challenges and the importance of giving back to yourself, especially now. We also get stoic and talk about one of Craig's favorite books The Daily Stoic and how it can keep things in perspective, make you feel empowered and inspire you to think differently. When we think of fear, it's not something we often think of as something we want to embrace, but today we chat about why we should be leaning into it and how it can help us move forward. Also we bring back the “Is It Just Me? “ segment of the podcast. All of this, Stimulus Checks, the WNBA & NFL Draft and much more of what's not going on in the world of sports this week on this episode of The White Tiger Podcast.You can find The Daily Stoic here: https://amzn.to/3ew1hu5You Can Follow The White Tiger Podcast on Social: Instagram: @thewhitetigerpodcast  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/  Twitter: @whitetiger092  Also Check out our YouTube Channel at: https://youtu.be/oP_LAWULXCs

Welcome all to another episode of The White Tiger Podcast, we hope everyone is doing well, staying healthy and strong during this COVID quarantine. In this episode, we dive into another quarantine conversation by talking about the importance of pacing yourself and not “burning out” during this pandemic marathon.Since most of us seem to be spending more time on social media lately we also wanted to share our thoughts on why it's so important to just be yourself and why some of then”influencer” information you consume many not necessarily be good for you.We also talk about changing your mindset, being forgiving to yourself during this lockdown and why you just need to get “one blade of grass” better everyday.Asante and Craig also share their take on the newest Tiger King episode on Netflix and they announce a brand new segment on the podcast called “Is it Just Me?”.All of this, sports predictions, the #allinchallenge and much more on this episode of The White Tiger Podcast.You Can Follow The White Tiger Podcast on Social: Instagram: @thewhitetigerpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/ Twitter: @whitetiger092 Also Check out our YouTube Channel at: https://youtu.be/oP_LAWULXCs

This week former NFL Head Coach and current FOX Sports Analyst, Eric Mangini joins the show and shares a ton of great insight from his time as a NFL Head Coach, to working with New England Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick, Quarterback Tom Brady and the future of the NFL during this COVID-19 epidemic.One of the toughest parts about being a NFL Head Coach is the constant criticism you receive from not just the fans, but the players, ownership and the media. Coach Mangini shares some great insight how he has navigated the criticism, shifted his perspective and how we can use the same process to  change our focus about our critics. Ever wonder why the New England Patriots are so successful ? Even when they may not have the most high profile players? Well, it all starts with a forward thinking mentality and a process that very few teams can duplicate. Coach talks about the Belichick “P.H.D.” process and why having an understanding of all aspects of your ”job”  can give you a significant advantage over your competitors.We also ask Coach Mangini questions about Tom Brady's move to Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the NFL Draft , whether he sees himself returning to the NFL in a coaching capacity and why choosing to work as an analyst for ESPN came at a very important time in his life and career. All of this and a ton more, in this FIRE episode of The White Tiger Podcast. Check out the video version of our podcast with Coach Mangini on YouTube at: https://youtu.be/wwnyAWxEeGMYou Can Follow The White Tiger Podcast on Social: Instagram: @thewhitetigerpodcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/ Twitter: @whitetiger092

What's up everyone and welcome back to another installment of our quarantine conversations here at The White Tiger Podcast. We know that this lockdown time has presented us with new challenges and has definitively forced us to get uncomfortable, which for all of us is a really good thing. One thing we found is that now is a great time to double down on creating momentum, being consistent and getting creative. In this episode, Asante and Craig talk about finding your creative side and what they are currently doing to add value to themselves and others.They also discuss why this is the best time to establish a routine and why this practice will build significant momentum for all of us as we get through this pandemic. Have you ever been in a situation where you feel like your always exhausted, tired and overworked and not any closer to your personal or professional goals ? Well, have you considered that maybe trying “too hard” can be actually preventing you from getting what you want. We talk s about his and much more on this episode of The White Tiger Podcast.You Can Follow The White Tiger Podcast on Social: Instagram: @thewhitetigerpodcast  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/  Twitter: @whitetiger092  Also Check out our YouTube Channel at: https://youtu.be/KoJ5jsBwZGU

Whats up everybody and welcome to another quarantine conversation here at The White Tiger Podcast. Hoping this episode finds all of you safe, healthy and sane!With the abundance of negativity out there, we feel it is our duty to bring you some positive, fun and practical talk about what is not going on in the world of sports, how to stay positive and why we need to keep working towards our goals, especially now. In this episode, we talk about why the Coronavirus has not necessarily changed anything about us, but rather amplified what was already there. We also challenge you to pay attention your "default" behavior and why that may prevent you from talking advantage of this great opportunity. We also talk all things Tiger King, the hit documentary on Netflix. Asante grills Craig with some law enforcement related questions related to series and asks the question on everyone's mind..Did Carole Baskin really kill her husband? Yes there is going to be an NFL Draft. We answer how the heck it is going to happen and what this may mean for the NFL season. Crag also reveals the one thing he hates more than the Coronavirus and why the NBA's plan of playing games of "HORSE" has us scratching our heads.All of this and much more... here on this episode of The White Tiger Podcast. If you haven't done so already, please follow us on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIuphEbN3zTNv3rS0sCyWugAlso you can find us on Social:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thewhitetigerpodcast/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/whitetiger092