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This week's Misfit Entrepreneur is Anthony Trucks. Anthony is a former NFL player, American Ninja Warrior, Best-Selling Author, and Founder of Anthony Trucks Industries and the Shift Method. He's been featured everywhere from NBC, FOX, Netflix, WSJ, Success and INC. Anthony has a heck of a story from starting in the foster care system to realizing and then seeing his NFL dream collapse, to starting his own business, losing it, losing his marriage, and almost his life, but then finding his redemption through a shift. Since the shift, Anthony has become one of the most sought-after speakers, coaches, and consultants out there today. And I've brought him on to further share his story, what he learned and now teaches from his shift, and to get his best wisdom and advice on how to succeed and live a great life, not just as an entrepreneur, but a person in this world. @AnthonyTrucks on Instagram www.IdentityShiftBook.com promo code ME Anthony was and his 3 siblings were given away when he was 3 years into foster care. It was 1986 and it was not a great situation. He was starved in some homes, beaten in others, and put through a lot of very rough stuff. By 6 years old, he was a sad little kid who was angry. At 6, he was placed into the family which is now his family today. He was with them for 8 years and they adopted him. But, they were poor and he grew up poor. His adoptive mom got diagnosed with MS. He tried out for football and was terrible. He checked out and was becoming a statistic. Most people don't know that 75% of in-mates in prison are former foster care cases. As Anthony says, “He beat the odds.” He had an adoptive mom who “loved him past his crazy.” At 15 he made a choice that he didn't want to be a loser. To start, he didn't want to suck at football. He learned to do the things that he didn't want to do or weren't in his current character and he transformed himself into a great ballplayer in 7 months. His biggest shift came from the inside and had this ferocious drive that he had done too much in the dark to get better and transform himself that no one was going to take it. This manifested in him being a top ballplayer and ultimately getting a scholarship to play at Oregon. He made it to the NFL and tore his shoulder out in his 3rd year. He was a dad at 21 and had a family, but no paycheck. At this point, he had a massive identity crisis. Things came tumbling down. His marriage fell apart. The businesses he started failed. Then his adoptive mom passed away from MS. This was a wake-up call. It took him another 2 years to really wake up and change his life, but his mother's death was the seed that grew into it. At the 11:30 mark, Anthony talks about the moment before his mom passed away and his friend put things in perspective. This also was a seed that helped him in the future. A friend told him “This is your reality.” Those 4 words unlocked everything he had been experiencing. He cried and just drove to the middle of nowhere not telling anyone and his family and friends got worried. The police found him and brought him home. The next day he went to the gym and a friend he had since childhood told him, “Never do something like that ever again. When I found what happened, I thought I lost a hero.” This made Anthony realize life is worth living and gave perspective. All of the craziness of his life had meaning. How does someone choose their identity? And how do they develop their life's vision and know they have it right? We either assume or survive into our identity. A lot of people set goals for other people's dreams. You have set your own scale and truly answer the question of what you really want. Once you have decided – let know tell you it cannot be done, or it is not what you want. You need to then align your identity with what you want. Who is the person you must become to get what you want? What does that person need to do live into that? What habits must you start or develop or stop? What actions do you need to take each day? At the 24:30 mark, we talk about Simone Biles as an example of someone who may have lost her identity or being out of alignment with it in her exit from the Olympics (It was not revealed until much later that she had a death in her family which did impact her). It's best to just listen to our discussion. Do hard things to get stronger… The Shift Method has 3 steps, what are they? See: This is where you find your optimal zone. Find your specific areas that you need to work on. Shift: Action ends suffering. Put a plan in place of the action items you need to do to improve in the areas you need to work on. Sustain: Discipline. When you begin to shift, it will feel out of character and thus lends itself to quitting before you get your breakthrough. You must be disciplines to do the actions. You must do what needs to be done to become the person you know you should be. You must not stop. ​ What are some of the biggest lessons you've learned from your entrepreneur journey? It's a journey of predictable failure. Fail and learn, fail and learn, etc. Entrepreneurship is an identity in itself. It is incredibly difficult and incredibly rewarding. Entrepreneurship helps you find what you are truly meant to do.   Best Quote: There are two types of people in this world: Those that work and those that watch. Make sure you bow for your audience.   Anthony's Misfit 3: The biggest room in the world is the room for improvement. Fall in love with the day, not just the destination. Enjoy the journey. There are two types of people in this world: Those that work and those that watch. Make sure you bow for your audience. Show Sponsors: Check Out Freshbooks' "I Make a Living Podcast" www.Freshbooks.com/podcast 5 Minute Journal:  www.MisfitEntrepreneur.com/Journal

Welcome back to the Catapulting Commissions Sales Talk with your host, Anthony Garcia. We're back with Part 2 of our conversation with Ashley South, National Executive Director of Color Street and CEO of Ashley's Nail Addiction. Today, they're continuing their conversation surrounding sales and breaking down Ashley's perspective on sales leadership.    We met Ashley last episode where she shared how she made the transition from a “traditional” job to sales leadership.    Ashley believes ‘motivation' can be misleading. Many people believe that you need to feel motivated at all times in order to show up to achieve their goals. The truth is, motivation isn't constant. It's not always rainbows and unicorns. You make the decision to run a business--you show up whether you feel motivated or not. You have to keep the doors open. As Anthony puts it--motivation without execution is just  waste.   Ashley has developed dozens of leaders, she feels that there are natural-born leaders, but that isn't the only way to become a leader. With the right nurturing, people without that natural edge can still be incredible leaders. If you don't believe that, you're missing out on a lot of talented people. The number one job to do as a sales leader is to recruit, develop, and retain top talent. You're selling and executing the dream, not the product. The culture you create will reflect that. It's hard to walk away from a culture that you want to be a part of, and it's attractive to want to be a part of for new talent. Empower your team to get something out of their life that they don't yet see for themself.    Failure is a part of the job. The difference maker that sets apart a bump in the road from a catastrophe is shifting the mindset. You have to prepare for failure and talk yourself into coming in if it happens. It is learning--the more you're willing to fail and the higher tolerance you have, the more successful you can be.    Ashley and Anthony flip the tables and Ashley asks a few of her own questions. The first of which being redefining goals as you find more success. The goal has to get bigger and scarier--that's it. You get to a point where it's not always monetary. Have some people count on you, that's the simplest way to get there. Accountability goes a long way. From there, think legacy. There's wealth, generational wealth, and generational legacy. It's easy to pass down money to your kids--what about their kids? And those after that? Create an independent drive.    Excuses always rear their head when goals aren't met. Anthony's least favorite is when someone doesn't even try. If you don't try, that means you believed the circumstances and refused to apply your skills. You need to care more about your success than your manager. Communicate what will happen when failure happens.      Ashley and Anthony are partnering in an exciting new collaboration. Everyone on Ashley's team will be reading the Catapulting Commissions book as a part of their book club, which will be followed by a goals workshop with Anthony, who will be speaking on the topics covered in the book.  Interested in doing the same? Reach out to Anthony's team to find ways to collaborate.  LINKS   http://ashleysnailaddiction.com/ https://www.instagram.com/ashleysnailaddiction/

Today's episode is being brought to you by Ritual Shelter.. A Magickal Place To Shop & Hold Space located in heart of Homewood, AL or online at ritualshelter.com. As this podcast goes to air, we are full force into Spring with lots of cosmic forces helping you to align with this renewal energy of the year.  We are just about to move into a Full Moon in Scorpio… This is one of the most intense Full Moons of the year. Ruled by water and the planet Pluto, Scorpio asks us to confront our deepest emotions.  Scorpio reminds us that we are magicians and we are healers.  We can transform any energy, emotion, behavior. We can turn darkness into light and tension into relaxation healing from the most painful wounds, turning them into wisdom. The key in working with this energy is to be willing to feel it all. Time to clear your energy from winter with an Energy Clearing Session. Schedule one now... in person or online. All of this I talk about on my Energy Focus for the Week, which you can find live on Sunday night on Instagram and Facebook. Schedule a Spiritual Upgrade Breakthrough call with me and let's talk about how my programs can help you. Click here. In today's episode, I speak with Anthony Teresi about his new book, Rippling Waves. We talk about humanity, spirituality, dimensions of consciousness, clairvoyance, sound and the Tarot and how all this comes together in the healing for yourself and for Gaia… our Mother Earth. Anthony Teresi's life's work has been the development, refinement, exploration and mastery of the highest intuitive and psychic realities of consciousness. Anthony has a lifetime of extensive study and experience in the fields of clairvoyance, psychic phenomenon, metaphysics, cosmology, mysticism, theosophy, ontology, philosophy, astrology and psychology. Anthony's given gifts allow him to tune in to the realm of Universal Knowing, unlocking the hidden mysteries of existence. This has granted him access to a doorway from humanity to The Beyond.  This Knowing empowers him to see and to hear and more importantly, to interpret, spirit messages and inner truths of the greatest import. Traveling this mystical path, he ultimately expanded and evolved to realize his full destiny as a psychic, master astrologer, healer, seer, empath and intuit.  This journey flowed into cosmic attunement, musical revelations, multi-faceted creativity and artistic expression. The melding of all of these powerful elements has forged in him a deep insight into the limitless nature of Being, and that surrounding every living thing are angels, and angelic power, and our own guides to help us along our way.  He is a multidimensional traveler working with the highest intuitive, psychic, and visionary forces. Anthony fuses his natural gifts with the intellect and wisdom born of many lifetimes of experience to create a special language that has inspired countless souls as they gain an understanding of the unseen forces that shape and transform all of our lives.  With his remarkable new book Rippling Waves: A Spiritual Journey Through the Heart of the Universe, Anthony brings us along with him on one of his journeys back to the source of our creation then onward to the future of Humanity.  Website Book Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn   We are not here to be weighed down with dogmatic ritual. We are here to find enlightenment and to be creative loving beings. 5 Dimensions of Consciousness Transformational Consciousness Transcendence Consciousness Cosmic Consciousness Divine Consciousness Evolutionary Consciousness This book will show you how to find the inspiration to feel that there is more to life than the five senses. Intuition is an ability everyone can access. Anthony calls his own psychic abilities 4th generational, but he also says that it's not the biology that matters but that he was accepted and nurtured with a knowing of these gift. There are so many ways to open up and look beneath the surface. His book talks about how the frequency range of true reality is eternal and most people are stuck in a very narrow bandwidth of frequency. When we open up beyond the five senses, so much can be uncovered, We talked about Sound Healing and how in the not too distant future, the physician of the day will be the ones that will be able to manipulate the frequencies for healing. And we discussed the Tarot and how the Tarot is an oracle. It will tell you things that are not available to you in any other context especially if you use some degree of clairvoyance. The Tarot is an information rich picture.  If you allow yourself to open up your senses, to impact you from beyond your mind, wonderful things can come forward. As Anthony says, “Look in your heart. Find that love. Connect with other fellow human beings. That's what we are here for.” Journey through life with an awareness of love. Love will prevail. We are one species. Thanks again for listening. To your Spirit, Terri PS.. Join me in the Intuitive Path - Spirit Circle now forming, once a month. It's an energy practice.  Live on zoom. Click here to get more information. Join Terri's Facebook Group  Follow Terri on Instagram Find her on LinkedIn       Episode Credits: Sound Engineer: Laarni Andres https://www.linkedin.com/in/laarniandres/ https://www.facebook.com/laarni.andres.7

Show Notes 4/19/21 0:00 - Anthony vs Nick: Is motivation real? You cannot depend on how you feel that day, to allow you to do the thing you need to do. So with that being said what is your “why” to keep it going consistently? 0:02 - Little bit of background on Coach Nick and his motivation. Who Is metaphorically counting on me? My teammates and the people I am going to be up against. I don’t want to be the one to fail my end of the bargain. 0:04 - People that make excuses to cover up the area that they are lacking in. They don’t hold themselves accountable. 0:10 - Not everyone who comes to the gym has goals. As a coach we take the time to correct and perfect movement but for many of the recipients of those corrections is not here to be perfect. 0:15 - You have to do the individual work in order to see the results you want. If you are looking to do double understand flawlessly it will not come with doing them a few times in class every month, more work has to be done. 0:23 - W discuss certain stress levels, common everyday stressors, and stresses specific to each of us. 0:30 - Exercise can help your stress tolerance. We dive into this later in the episode but anxiety can be helped by consistent exercise. In order to perform repetitive exercise you have to be comfortable with a certain level of pain and discomfort which those suffering from anxiety and panic attacks often can’t tolerate. In fitness that pain and discomfort has to be tolerated in order to make progress. 0:38 - As Anthony has previously talked about concerning, The Problem with Weight Loss Podcast, we have our own convention about their “healthy at any size” topic. 0:45 - Society effects all. Diving deeper into the pressure that women and men face in light of being “strong” and how they deal with shame and comparing their physique. 0:54 - Did you ever realize that the symptoms/side effects of eating disorders are also what we tell people to do in order to lose weight? 1:00 - What physical potential are you trying to reach? Very few are trying to obtain that high level athlete life. What are you gunning for and what do you NEED to do to get there? 1:04 - Still on the topic of comparison all four of us give our thoughts on the separate challenges presented with dealing with what we see on social media. And an interesting mention by Anthony, how our family or significant can be our second worst saboteur. —

In this special guest episode, I am joined by Anthony Poponi, who is a Chief Happiness Officer on a mission to reclaim joy in workplaces and communities by inspiring leaders to foster community, spark laughter, and create a culture of motivation and inspiration. As a keynote speaker and workshop leader, Anthony has years of experience working with groups to unlock untapped potential and foster authentic happiness. We had a great discussion deep diving on both topics of happiness and productivity. Anthony shared some amazing tips on how he is able to stay productive, a quick way he inserts gratitude every single day, and the relationship between happiness and success. We also discussed how we have both been able to tap back into our own happiness after challenging periods in our lives. As Anthony points out, "opportunities for happiness are all around us" and I believe that 100%. So join me in this episode to see how you can insert more happiness into your life.

You Can't Run Away From You: Journaling The Rise To Manhood: Volume 1 SHOW GUEST: Anthony Brinkley This book will take your audience on a journey through the eyes, voice, and perceptions of a young Anthony Brinkley as he experiences a host of challenges while maneuvering his evolution to manhood. See the world in its truest form and the struggle for this child to hold on to his innocence while reality beckons him to go the way of the streets. This real-life story will take your audience through many emotional peaks and valleys as Anthony's odyssey captures your curiosity about his fate and awakens nostalgia. As Anthony continuously to run from his realities, it becomes painfully clear that he cannot factor out or elude the man in the mirror. As the journey unfolds, the audience will be hard-pressed not to draw similarities to their own story, and may just learn some very valuable piece of information in the process! The inspirational story that will inspire us all living during this pandemic, bringing hope to young people who believe the odds are stacked too high against them succeeding. Hold on tight and see how his life parallels yours or people you know.

Erika talks with Anthony Penna, a fellow SBC admissions consultant who spent 10 years with the Wharton School in Career Management and as Associate Director of Admissions for the full-time MBA program. As Anthony served on the implementation and design team for Wharton's Team Based Discussion (TBD) interview format, this episode focuses on his insight advice for MBA candidates who will be interviewing with Wharton.

What is Your Why? As Anthony prepares for his presentation at the Black CEO Conference, he sits down with Phoebe to discuss their evolving journeys of finding their Why's which led them to this space of writing their books. In this conversation, Phoebe and Anthony dive deep into how we can use our passions to fuel our purpose, and how to not allow external or internal forces to disrupt our paths to living and being our fullest selves. Learn more about Anthony on his website: https://www.continuousjourneyllc.com/ Join Anthony for his presentation at the Black CEO Conference: https://www.blackandiconic.com/registration-iconic#section--92533-165 ---------------------------------- Looking to explore your Why? Step into unlocking your purpose with our Who Are You Becoming course on Teachable. Guided by Phoebe Leona, this 6-week self-paced series will take you deep into your path of self inquiry, healing, and adventure within to discover who you are meant to be. Sign up for our FREE Who Are You Becoming event on Saturday, February 20th as an introduction to our Teachable course: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/who-are-you-becoming-a-self-discovery-course-tickets-138864081205 Can't make it to the event but want an intro to our course? Try our Free Trial of Who Are You Becoming: https://nomadalwaysatom.teachable.com/p/who-are-you-becoming1 Ready to Begin? Register for the full 6-week Who Are You Becoming Teachable Course: https://nomadalwaysatom.teachable.com/p/who-are-you-becoming AND Check out our recent blog post by nOMad founder, Phoebe Leona, “ Know Your Why To Unlock What You Want”: https://nomadalwaysatom.com/nomad-journal/know-your-why

This week’s episode of the Catapulting Commissions podcast is going to be a journey, y’all. Recently, Anthony was in a position where he needed to purchase a new vehicle. What happened though, was Anthony walked away from one dealership to another further away, to purchase the same vehicle at almost price point. Why? Today Anthony is breaking down the four biggest mistakes he saw from the consumer’s perspective.    For the sake of anonymity, the dealership Anthony purchased his BMW Sedan from will be called Dealership A, and the one he walked away from, Dealership B.    The first mistake Anthony saw during his experience at Dealership B was there was no needs assessment. The car wasn’t really SOLD to him. There was no discussion on where he was driving, no questions regarding what his family or he wanted out of a car, nothing of the sort. There was no rapport building at all!    The second mistake is key. In car sales, there is turnover--a moment where the sales manager comes in to close. When that happens, it’s essential to set them up for success. In this situation, the sales person’s approach was “my manager can negotiate more than I can.” When he said that, expectations went through the roof. That made the conversation much different.   The last two mistakes fall on the sales manager. This person is the closer, the defining voice of the sale, and a person who should excel in their industry. But, this individual actually gave Anthony reason to drive over an hour away to purchase the same vehicle at nearly the same pricepoint.    The third mistake was a lack of professionalism. You cannot lack this in the sales process, you’re under a microscope. This is one of those mistakes that has a lot of weight. The way you dress, act, and carry yourself means a lot. As a consumer, we don’t care what your day has been like. There is an understanding that there would be a professional conversation. This individual wasn’t dressed professionally, and the first thing he said was “Today has been horrible. It’s Friday and I’m trying to get out of here.” Yikes. How does that make the consumer feel? That moment turned the tide.    When the time came to discuss the price of the car, there was a clear disconnect between the price points. When Anthony brought this up and asked what it would take to get closer, the response was “You’re looking at the wrong vehicle. We’re wasting each other’s time.” Then, he stood up and left. When you’re the closer and you act like that, you disrespect your customer and the salesperson who is trying to feed their family.    The fourth mistake during this process was a lack of respect. DO NOT DISRESPECT YOUR CUSTOMERS.  DO NOT DISRESPECT ANYONE. As Anthony and his family got up to leave, the salesperson attempted to re-explain the value in the car they were looking at. During that moment, the manager returned, threw a piece of paper at Anthony, said “This is the final offer. Take it or leave it.” and walked away. Anthony has two daughters at home. They don’t throw things. Was it a better offer? Yeah. But it didn’t matter. Despite follow up, no deal could be done. The disrespect was immovable.    Dealership A, the shop Anthony DID purchase from is Valencia BMW in Valencia, California.    Anthony met this salesperson online through email and then by over the phone. Immediately, that person conducted a needs analysis. When they discussed pricing and they were separated, Anthony again brought it up. But this time, the response was “I can take care of that for you.” Because his next offer was close and he was so helpful, they made the trip. There wasn’t one customer there being disrespected or being made felt like a bother. Because of that, it wasn’t a price issue.    As they waited for their paperwork to be processed, they overheard a sale that wasn’t going through. Even then, there was no disrespect. No one felt uncomfortable. It was about trying to solve a problem. That salesperson shook the person’s hand and walked them out, didn’t allow them to leave alone.    In the end, it hurts to know someone with a bad attitude can hurt a community’s well-being.    LINKS   https://anthonypgarcia.com/

When it comes to student loans, I bet you either have them, have paid them off or you know somebody who has them. And I’ve got to ask, whatever your experience is with them, do you think that taking on debt to pay for an education is a smart move? Or is there a better way? According to Anthony ONeal, there is. Anthony, bestselling author of Debt-Free Degree, The Graduate Survival Guide and Destroy Your Student Loan Debt, believes we should be able to go to college, get an education, AND graduate 100% debt free. As Anthony covers in this episode, the average person graduates college with about $35,000 in student loan debt. Twelve years after they graduate, the average person still owes 65%, and in the African American and minority communities, that number is 113%. These numbers are shocking and yet they lead to an even bigger question. How can someone pay off a substantial amount of debt like this when they’re struggling already to make ends meet? Join us as Anthony breaks down the steps you can take now to get a handle on your debt and get it paid off sooner. This episode is brought to you by our complimentary Purpose Chasers community. Want to share your aha moments with a group of like-minded purpose chasers from all over the world? Visit iamapurposechaser.com and join NOW.   Debt-Free Degree Takeaways The American dream for the average graduate is not to start a family or buy a home, it’s to get a job and pay off their student loans. – Anthony ONeal We make mistakes because we lack knowledge – we go into debt for the same reason. – Anthony ONeal When you have a vision of where you want to go in life, the journey becomes a lot easier. – Anthony ONeal You can’t get out of debt if you keep putting yourself into debt. – Anthony ONeal Why is it that young 20-year-olds have a mortgage payment but don’t own any real estate? – Anthony ONeal Everyone should have some form of education. What I’m against is jeopardizing your future FOR education. – Anthony ONeal I didn’t get out of debt so I wouldn’t have to worry about money. I got out of debt so I could live and enjoy life. – Anthony ONeal The caliber of my future will be determined by the choices I make today. – Anthony ONeal My purpose is not to be rich. My purpose is to be a great husband, a great father, a great leader. – Anthony ONeal I have boundaries with my money – it’s called a budget. – Anthony ONeal Just because you’re on a budget doesn’t mean that you’re broke. – Anthony ONeal A budget gives me the freedom to focus on the things that actually matter to me. – Patrice Washington With 60% of college graduates not even using their degrees after graduation, do you think spending $100,000+ to get that degree was worth it? If you’re a college grad, we’d love to know: 1) Do you still have student loan debt OR have you paid it off? 2) Are you using your degree? 3) If you could go back in time, would you still go to college? Let us know in the comments below. And if you’re still struggling with student loan debt, which of the steps Anthony shared are you going to tackle first?   Redefining Wealth Rapid Wisdom Questions And with that, let’s dig into Anthony’s responses to our Redefining Wealth Rapid Wisdom Questions. Define Success: “Purpose. As long as I’m in my purpose, then I am successful.” Define Wealth in 3 Words or Less: “Freedom. Choices. Peace.” One Book that Has Redefined How You See Wealth: Everyday Millionaires: How Ordinary People Built Extraordinary Wealth – and How You Can Too by Chris Hogan Fill-in the Blanks … “My name is ___ and the truth about wealth is ___”: “My name is Anthony ONeal and the truth about wealth is that wealth is different than being rich. You can be rich and have wealth OR you can be rich and not have wealth.”   LINKS: To advertise on the podcast: http://www.patricewashington.com/podcastads Become an Official Purpose Chaser: https://www.facebook.com/groups/redefiningwealthcommunity/?ref=bookmarks Join Patrice’s Pod Club: http://www.patricespodclub.com To check out ALL of our past guests + episodes: http://www.patricewashington.com/Listen If you have questions about booking Patrice or sponsoring the podcast, email us at info@seekwisdomfindwealth.com. Find me in Social Media: Our podcast hashtag is #RedefiningWealth Instagram: @SeekWisdomPCWhttps://www.instagram.com/seekwisdompcw/ Twitter: @SeekWisdomPCWhttps://twitter.com/SeekWisdomPCW Facebook: @SeekWisdomPCWhttps://www.facebook.com/SeekWisdomPCW/ YouTube: @SeekWisdomPCWhttps://www.youtube.com/user/SeekWisdomPCW

Anthony Shore’s daughter Tiffany knows first-hand that her father is the worst kind of monster. As Anthony prey on the youth of his neighborhood – and even his own daughters – Tiffany’s courage to reveal the truth stops a serial killer in his tracks. I Lived With A Killer is part of the real crime collection in The REELZ Files. New podcasts drop each Thursday. Next week, the daughter of a polygamist cult leader opens up about life in The Church of The Lamb of God. Like what you hear and want more true crime and mystery? Go to https://www.reelz.com/podcasts/

Strap in because environmental justice organizer Anthony Rogers-Wright brings the heat. In his role as the policy coordinator for the Climate Justice Alliance, Anthony advocates for a huge network of indigenous, urban black, and low-income communities on the front lines of climate change who all share one thing in common: they are all disproportionately harmed by the effects of climate change and pollution. As Anthony makes abundantly clear, the reality that we have to face right now is that we will not be equal in our suffering when it comes to climate change. Just as we will not be equal in our suffering when it comes to coronavirus.

In the last two weeks the Warriors traded away 6 of the 14 players on their roster. Thank goodness for Warriors beat writer, Anthony Slater! As Anthony stops by to help us understand why the Dubs made so many moves, how those moves will impact the squad this season and beyond, and when we can expect to see the sensational Stephen Curry back on the floor at Chase Center. For Slater's damn good Dubs coverage, visit: https://theathletic.com/author/anthony-slater/ Start your free trial now at: theathletic.com/theupdate Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of UAB Green & Told, we welcome Dr. Anthony Hood, Director of Civic Innovation at UAB and an Assistant Professor in the Collat School of Business. As Anthony will share, things in high school came really easy for him, but in college it was a different story. However, at UAB, Anthony would finally discover success in the collegiate classroom.

Rodeo star and broadcaster Anthony Lucia was born into a family well-known across the rodeo scene. As Anthony’s star began to rise, he moved out his father’s shadow and into his own identity. As a result, Anthony’s relationship with his father became strained, until father and son came back together in an unexpected but beautiful reconciliation.   #JesusCalling #JesusCallingPodcast #JesusCallingDevotional   ____________ ➤ Read “Jesus Calling” by Sarah Young: https://amzn.to/2Huy7hC ➤ Learn more about “Live with Lucia”: http://bit.ly/30JhJiP  ____________ ➤ LIKE us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JesusCalling   ➤ FOLLOW us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jesuscalling   ➤ FOLLOW us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jesus_calling ____________ ➤ SUBSCRIBE on iTunes: https://apple.co/2Pxa7eS   ➤ LISTEN on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2E2C1vA ➤ LISTEN on iHEARTradio:  https://ihr.fm/2CAakc4

In this episode Chris and Steve interview Freedom Hunters Founder and Program Director Anthony Pace along with Board member and East Coast Coordinator Bud DePlatchett. Freedom Hunters is a Military Outreach program dedicated to honoring those who protect our freedoms. Freedom Hunters reflects the outdoor community's appreciation to our troops by taking select active duty and combat veterans, families of fallen heroes, and children of the deployed, as well as those wounded or injured, on outdoor adventures. Chris and Steve discuss the inner workings of Freedom Hunters including how the organization is formed and supported, how hunt recipients are selected and relive hunting trips taken with military guests on all types of game. Hound hunters will enjoy Bud DePlatchett’s exciting accounts of deer hunts with hounds on Virginia’s eastern shore. Listeners will also enjoy a look at the relationships between the warriors and the hunting dogs as well as those between hound owners and their hounds. This powerful episode reveals the emotion and extreme dedication of Freedom Hunters as they take active duty, wounded, and Gold Star families of the deployed on hunting and fishing trips to relax and recoup. As Anthony and Bud reveal the vision to recognize, thank and extend appreciation to all members of the military and their families, Chris and Steve share a special announcement concerning Freedom Hunters and the Houndsman XP podcast. Facebook: Freedom Hunters Web: www.freedomhunters.org

As Anthony winds up movie reviewing he shares his missed opportunities to see movies he is not likely to see. From Bad Boys 2, via Spice World to Speed Racer Help me find out which movie is the one he saw and enjoyed!   Instagram Facebook   And check out the lively Christmas Playlist

Country artist Aaron Watson and rodeo broadcaster Anthony Lucia are entertainers dedicated to sharing their struggles openly, along with the faith that has carried them through. First, we catch up with Aaron Watson, a man of deep conviction who uses his music to spread hope and joy, whether through albums dedicated to hurricane relief or filling our hearts with Christmas cheer. He also tells us why he’s so transparent with his fans about the joys and heartaches he’s faced, and how he’s able to find God’s peace through it all. Rodeo star and broadcaster Anthony Lucia was born into a family well-known across the rodeo scene. His father was a rodeo performer, and Anthony began joining him in performances at age 8. As Anthony’s star began to rise, he moved out his father’s shadow and into his own identity. As a result, Anthony’s relationship with his father became strained, but he tells a beautiful story of reconciliation and healing between father and son.

This episode brings us a great talk with community member Anthony. While he’s not completely new, he is still on the journey. His original idea was to use trading as supplemental income but realized that there is a lot more potential there. As Anthony kept learning more about the markets he realized that he had a lot more to learn. He spent a good amount of time reading books and watching video online about the topic. He also realized that there was more opportunity in the US market versus the Canadian market. Currently he is focusing on trading strictly in the morning while maintaining his regular job. While he aspires to trade full time he realizes that it would be irresponsible to quit a steady job before he’s truly proven he is consistent. These are all just some of the talking points we hit. Let’s get to it! Notes: Today we interview community member Anthony. While he’s not completely new, he is still on the journey. His original idea was to use trading as supplemental income but realized that there is a lot more potential there. As Anthony kept learning more about the markets he realized that he had a lot more to learn. He spent a good amount of time reading books and watching video online about the topic. He also realized that there was more opportunity in the US market versus the Canadian market. Currently he is focusing on trading strictly in the morning while maintaining his regular job. While he aspires to trade full time he realizes that it would be irresponsible to quit a steady job before he’s truly proven he is consistent. Anthony is focusing on getting licensed in Canada to manage others money if he so chooses. Ultimately this will be an option he can choose to utilize if he would like. Options in the job market is always a positive. Similar to any profession, a key to progressing forward is the ability to recognize your strengths and your weaknesses. Anthony is familiar with where he is falling short but also realizes what attributes help him make money on a regular basis. Quotes: I do feel comfortable trading on my own but I’m not comfortable making alerts for other people. I was watching for news that would move the price. I was using line charts at this time too. One day I bought in the first 5 minutes and then it just dropped. I thought ‘it will stop, it will stop, it will stop.’ I gave back all my gains from the prior week. I’d say it’s close to 50/50 but I let the winners ride and cut the losses. Sometimes I still rush into trades and I need to work on that. I also need to spend more time on education.

As Anthony talks us through transplant from livers to poop and the wonders of changing blood type, Phil shares jobs he has had including, and not limited to, a butchers, timber yard and radio station.   Instagram Facebook  

Anthony Trucks, former professional football player (Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Pittsburg Steelers, Washington Redskins), entrepreneur, and motivational speaker talks about his story of adversity, and how he had to change his mindset to overcome being in and out of foster homes as a child, and how he had to deal with the up's and down's of collegiate and professional football. After all the obstacles that Anthony had faced and conquered throughout his life, he contributes his success to believing in himself, proving his worth, and being motivated by his family. As Anthony would say to anyone that is striving to change their life or grinding out to be the best they can be... "Trust Your Hustle".

“You should see my glitter collection, it’s magnificent.”   Any interview containing a quote like that is going to be amazing.   Often, at events like My Little Pony conventions, Anthony, a six-foot bearded DJ and cosplayer, likes dressing in pink, pretty, frilly outfits.   “I’m aware this lies outside what might be considered normal or usual for someone who most people would consider to be a man.”   As a child, Anthony imagined himself as Chitara, the female Thundercat from the 80s cartoon. He thought this was because he liked the idea of being fast.   Having questioned his gender, Anthony has been forced to consider what, really, defines gender.   “Give me a trait which is universally held by all women, or is not held by any men.”   So how do we define gender? As Anthony says,   “If I can’t find a rigid framework, surely it doesn’t really exist.”    

When Anthony hits a snag in how he feels he should approach a managerial or administrative issue within his business or with one of his clients, he turns to Dave Brock, his guest on today’s episode. Dave is one of those guys that Anthony and many others felt should write a book, but the guy is simply so busy he’s never had time. But now, suddenly, he’s cranked out his first book and says that he’s got a series of books in the works based on this first one. The Sales Manager’s Survival Guide is the book Anthony has been looking for - over 400 pages and worth every second it takes you to read. You can get some insights into Dave’s brilliant sales mind and why you should grab a copy of this book, on this episode. Sales Managers focus on what they do 4 the team, but the business expects something differentClick To Tweet Recognizing what you know that you don’t know you know. Dave Brock has known for many years that he’s a sales leader. He’s been in many companies and positions that indicate it to be so. But when he sat down to do some updates on an older ebook, things simply came flowing out of him, sales concepts and strategies, managerial insights and lessons learned, and much more. Over the course of a few months, his 400+ page book, “The Sales Manager’s Survival Guide” was birthed. As Anthony and Dave chat today you’re going to hear many examples of the kind of insight and wisdom Dave has poured into his book, so be sure you grab a pen and paper to take some great notes. Why sales managers need to “do nothing” for the first 90 days. Dave Brock believes that one of the toughest roles is that of sales manager and one of the toughest transitions to make is from salesperson to sales manager. When asked what a brand new sales manager should do in his first 30 to 90 days, Dave said, “Nothing.” He goes on to explain that he’s not talking about being lazy or simply sticking with the status quo. What he means is that the sales manager needs to spend a good deal of time coming to understand the lay of the land, the people, the systems, the frameworks that are in place already. When he/she takes the time to think through his environment. The dangers new Sales Managers face in their first 30 to 90 days, and how to address themClick To Tweet Do you know the difference between management and coaching? Sales managers have to assess their team’s numbers, contacts, and CRM systems. It’s part of the job, and an aspect that the powers that be in the company care a great deal about. But those are not the most productive parts of what the manager does. The most important and critical thing for the sake of his/her own productivity and the team’s overall success is the time he spends coaching his team. On this episode Dave Brock goes deeply into how sales managers can do a better job at coaching, why they MUST do so, and what they can do to up their game in that area. “This book is the very best in its class.” That’s what Anthony says about Dave’s book, “The Sales Manager’s Survival Guide” - and he knows, he’s read everything in the field. The book is not only a practical how-to for new sales managers, it’s also a “reset” for the experienced sales manager who has perhaps gotten off course, become distracted, or lost his way in the morass of company politics. Dave’s book is a must read for every sales manager, no matter how long he/she has been in the game. It’s one of the most actionable, helpful books you’ll ever read, so be sure you listen to Dave’s chat with Anthony on this episode and grab a copy of the book as soon as possible. We Sales Managers do a lot of managing but we don’t do much leading ~ Dave BrockClick To Tweet Outline of this great episode [3:10] Anthony’s introduction to Dave Brock and his new book, “The Sales Manager’s Survival Guide.” [6:19] How Dave wrote his book - finally. [8:29] Recognizing what you know that you don’t know you know. [9:57] Why sales management is such a unique and difficult ...

Ever wondered how to get JV partners?  Here today to tell us how to get BIG JV partners is Anthony Amos!   Author of the book, “How to Catch a Shark”, Anthony shares his tips on how to create relationships with influential people.   Anthony notes that when it comes to creating business ventures with highly successful people, rather than attempting to approach the person directly, you are far better off meeting them through one of their existing contacts who is worthy for them to take notice.   What he found was establishing a relationship starts with truly being congruent with the influencer.   One way to determine whether that’s possible is to study personality types.     First, it starts with knowing your personality type.   From there, it’s studying the other types that exist so that you can quickly identify characteristics upon meeting people in order to better understand them and better communicate with them.   When structuring your “offer” (aka, what you want from the “shark”), you will be successful far more often if you seek to add value first.   Nearly everyone who approaches major influencers and highly successful entrepreneurs is looking to take before they give, which is the total wrong approach.   So, what should someone new do?   The main thing is just keep moving forward and take imperfect action toward your business goal.  That will always trump sitting around and trying to plan out every detail before beginning.   There will inevitably be things in your business that you don’t like doing or shouldn’t do.     Anthony’s advice is to bring in other people to handle those tasks and give them a percentage of the revenue and ownership for doing so.   You always want to retain control of your business, but all that requires is 51%, which leaves you 49% to work with!   Your playbook is:   1.  Get your concept to market as quickly as possible. 2.  Refine your concept based on real world testing and results 3.  Seek out partners who can come on board and assist with the aspects of the business you need to delegate 4.  Position yourself to add value to your “shark”   Ultimately, people want to connect with other people who they like.   As Anthony puts it, “The authenticity of your personality is the creation of everything you want.”   So, take massive action, seek to add value, and start working on your “shark plan” today!   And, for more from Anthony, make sure you visit his website at TheAnthonyAmos.com and grab his book, “How to Catch a Shark”!   If you enjoyed this interview with Anthony, please write us a review in iTunes telling us what you love about Life on Fire TV and leave us a 5-star rating.   Thank you for subscribing to our podcast in iTunes!  You can do ANYTHING!

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