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In today’s episode, Brian hosts guest George Hegamin, a Superbowl champion with the Dallas Cowboys in 1996. In addition to talking a lot of sports, they talk about leadership, connections, and relationships. George talks about his mindset growing up, and how this helped shape his success with the Dallas Cowboys. So many of the ideas and concepts they talk about can be applied to real estate and finding success when you’re first getting started or looking for a way to recharge your business.    Key Takeaways:   [3:25] Before George and Brian met, George had already gone through a transitional period. As he moved toward what he was called to do in this world, he realigned himself. He currently serves as an academic liaison and football coach at IMG Academy. He realized that once you figure out how you can make the most impact, that’s when you’re really making movements. [7:25] There are many brand new people trying to get started in real estate, and the number one mistake is that they try to make it all about real estate. It needs to be about mindset first. [10:10] George and Brian talk about dynasty teams, and what sets them apart from other teams. They get to be dynasty teams because they are consistently doing the right things to grow and develop. [13:30] When George was a kid, he always knew he was going to be the next Charles Barkley. This mindset was his one way out of the social strata in which he grew up. He didn’t grow up playing football, but once he started playing as a junior in high school, he really skyrocketed and knew he would go pro. [20:35] George was on the radar for several schools because of his athleticism. He ended up going to North Carolina State because being there made him feel like he was going to be more than just a football player. He wants to encourage kids to make decisions that are going to have a long-lasting effect, beyond maybe just a few years. [22:35] In real estate, as you’re going on appointments, it’s important to develop a rapport with interested buyers because they could choose you or your offer over someone else’s. Establishing rapport is the one thing all real estate investors have to do. [27:35] When working with students, George tries to make sure he remains transparent all the time. Now that we have social media, kids today can go open their phones and see a perfect picture of someone’s life, but it may not be authentic. [32:00] George encourages people to focus on the “and” — many people are not just one thing, not just a student or just an athlete. When you focus on the “and,” you can focus on building relationships, developing rapport, and building character. It has to be something that you care about more than just what it does for you. [36:40] The relationships you develop on your journey are incredibly important. It’s about what you take from those relationships, and how you add those things to the relationships you make going forward. [40:35] When talking about some of the great athletes, George notes that there is something different about how they approach their 24 hours. They plan the plan; they notice what works for other successful people and use that to create their plan. This is what George is hoping to teach the students at IMG Academy. [42:30] Another important element they try to stress at IMG is managing and taking control of your time. This is crucial for people getting started in real estate so you have a plan to make sure you cover all your bases. [46:15] Relationships, or networking if you’re in business, are maybe the second most important aspect of success. George stresses the importance of the reciprocity of relationships; when you have to ask questions, you have to be willing to work for that answer. It’s important that relationships go both ways. [49:00] You have to be willing to serve — that is where you learn everything. When you’re getting started in real estate or any business, you need to get down in the dirt and figure out how things work. Find someone who is successful in the field you are in, help them do what they do, and use what you learn from them in your own business. [54:15] Real estate is a relationship business, just like any other business. If you don’t get that right, it’s going to be very difficult for you to get anything else right.   Mentioned in This Episode:   Meetings Daily REIA Show REI Facebook Page Brian’s Book IMG Academy

This episode of the Purpose Chasers Podcast is the definition of co-exist. Mark and his guest George Peterson discuss all things spiritual. Georges story of purpose chasing is miraculous and not to be missed! Struggle with religion? Love religion? Either way, you go this episode is for you. George teaches an ancient Vedic meditation technique known as Primordial Sound Meditation, as well as Vinyasa Yoga and Ayurveda. He is also passionate about his work in addiction recovery and is the co-founder of Nourish: a company that hosts 3-hour Pop-ups and provides a space for people to feed their minds, bodies, and souls. Before George began meditating, he was regularly making unhealthy decisions for his well-being.  After being introduced to the transformative practices of yoga and meditation, George went on to graduate from Down Under Yoga's 300hr YTT and to study meditation with the likes of Deepak Chopra and Emily Fletcher.  Today, following years of daily meditation and Vedic studies, he has guided thousands of people to begin and grow their yoga and meditation practices.   Through his deep dedication to recovery and well-being, George aims to touch the lives of many by providing them with a simple roadmap to help awaken, heal, and transform their lives. Check out his work at: https://www.georgespeterson.com  

Jim Vance on Washington football back in the day - "I used to walk to the games, RFK. I can't tell you how many times I've walked home and it's a one way street going west. People would stop their cars at 11th and C and get out. And the people would come out of their houses. . . everybody was having a party in the streets of DC because we beat Dallas. We beat the Cardinals." Jim Vance - Legendary News Anchor News4 Washington DC A Ockershausen: Welcome back to Our Town. This is Part Two with Jim Vance. This is Andy Ockershausen. Jim, the thing that we always see in my mind, was Channel Four was Vance, the sports shows, what you would do with George ... It was just incredible. Your chemistry with Michael was unbelievable. And he was not an easy person to get along ... Another Philadelphia guy. George Michael Jim Vance: George could be a major pain in the butt. A Ockershausen: That's right. Perfectionist. Jim Vance: But, part of what people sometimes found so grating about George was what I figured out right away. George is an unrepentant perfectionist. As it regards his element of concern, his sports broadcast, his show, he demanded nothing but perfection. There's so many things I admired about George not the least of them, one of the people I met last Saturday at the Golden Circle Award thing was one of George interns from back 25 years ago who remembered so well how he used to have to wear a tie every day. I admire George for making his interns come to work every day wearing a tie. You were talking earlier about .. A Ockershausen: Felix. Jim Vance: about Felix respecting his audience. It's also a matter of respecting the craft. I appreciate ... And nobody respected the craft more than George. Beyond that I never knew a harder working man in my life, Andy, than George Michael. A Ockershausen: He seemed to be possessed when he was around his own show. Then he did it with the special show. Jim Vance: With the .. A Ockershausen: He made Sports World. Janice Ockershausen: Sports Center? A Ockershausen: Sports Machine. Jim Vance: Sports Machine. Thank you so very much. Before George taught ESPN how to do it. A Ockershausen: Absolutely he did. Jim Vance: I'll never forget the day I was going to the station and these construction crews in there like, "what the hell." They had this big crane. The very first satellite was being put up in our parking lot and some people were angry, because it took away at least five parking spaces which were at a premium. A Ockershausen: Absolutely. Jim Vance: Then I think now I can't even count the number we have in there now. That was George. His foresight was so sharp and so incredible. Then the number of people he brought in who then went on ... A Ockershausen: A lot of young people he taught the business to. We hear it all the time. Jim Vance: Taught the business to. Lindsay to this day, sings the praises of ... A Ockershausen: Lindsay Cadillac I call her. Jim Vance: That's good enough too. Except I call her Lindsay Rolls Royce. A Ockershausen: She's great. So many people that went through George. The team and Bob Ryan was such a part of your interplay with the staff. The Chemistry WRC-TV: George, Bob, Arch, Doreen and Jim Jim Vance: And Arch. A Ockershausen: Arch. Jim Vance: And they all came at about the same time in the early 80s. Bob, George, and Arch. A Ockershausen: And Doreen. Jim Vance: Well Doreen came later. Doreen is now with us 27 years. A Ockershausen: I know that's incredible. Jim Vance: Well now let me tell you what's even more incredible. This is a testosterone overloaded set with George, Bob, Arch, and me. Here comes Doreen, this drop-dead gorgeous. Big hair ... A Ockershausen: Yeah big hairdo. Jim Vance: Right. From Philadelphia just late of Tennessee or someplace. Walked in and made it clear on the very first day, "don't be punking me out, because I can hang with you guys.

The Return of George Khoury Back on Episode 107, George spoke to author George Khoury about his upcoming book from TwoMorrows Publishing. Well, it's finally here! Comic Book Fever, A Celebration of Comics From 1976 to 1986, will be released on August 24, 2016 and George returned for this episode to talk about it. If you haven't pre-ordered it already, just use the Amazon link at www.georgeandtony.com to order it today! You can also check it out at www.twomorrows.com. "Like" Comic Book Fever by George Khoury on Facebook and tell him George and Tony sent you! Before George's conversation with Mr. Khoury, Tony talks about an upcoming trip and his fear of three letter organizations. Plus, the boys close the book on the Rio Olympics. You can help grow the show by reminding your circle of friends that podcasts are fun and The George and Tony Entertainment Show is available on iTunes. Don't forget five star reviews help like-minded people find the show. Thank you for listening.