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Mathieu Istace est de retour dans ce nouvel épisode du Champions Club pour préfacer les matches retour des demi-finales de la Ligue des Champions. Et toujours bien accompagné de Thomas Chatelle, Jonathan Lange et Antoine Simonneau. Le PSG assure une avance d'un petit but face à Arsenal et pourra compter sur l'ambiance du Parc des Princes pour les pousser à la qualification. L'Inter reçoit le Barça après un match aller qui était sans doute le plus beau match de cette campagne. On sent que la balance peut tomber d'un côté ou de l'autre !

Place au dernier carré ! Seules quatre équipes sont encore en lice et rêvent de soulever la Ligue des Champions. Le PSG devra d'abord se farcir un déplacement périlleux à Londres face à Arsenal. Dans l'autre manche, le FC Barcelone affrontera les Italiens de l'Inter. Deux affiches de prestige. Mathieu Istace préface ces demi-finales avec Alex Teklak, Bruno Constant (spécialiste du foot anglais) et Jonathan Lange.

Mathieu Istace est de retour dans ce nouvel épisode du Champions Club pour préfacer les matches retour des quarts de finale de la Ligue des Champions. Et toujours bien accompagné de Thomas Chatelle, Jonathan Lange et Antoine Simonneau. Arsenal a déjà un orteil en demi-finale, mais on n'est jamais à l'abri d'un miracle au Bernabéu... Le Bayern de Vincent Kompany peut-il aller chercher une qualification à San Siro avec un but de retard ? Ces deux soirées de Champions League promettent du grand spectacle à ne pas manquer sur les antennes de sur Pickx+ Sports.

(00:00-35:47) Doug off at Jackson's place in the Hamptons today. What's Don Lemon up to these days? LBJ would have been a great member of TMA. Rich Gould's Korean karaoke. The Lisa Ann sitch. These guys really don't wanna talk with us. Tim and Barry Bonds. Would Lisa Ann ever come back in for The Dotem? Jay Delsing in for the 10:00 hour. (35:55-57:33) Don't try to run on Yadier, unless you wanna hear "You're Outta Here." Dan Janson on the phone lines and wants to talk it over with Jackson. Offers for Champions Club tickets. Jackson might be dodging with a fictitious round of golf. Rockhurst Mafia. Fish frys. (57:43-1:04:01) How has the expectations for the Blues changed over the last five days following back-to-back losses? Trying to recapture what they had going before the Dylan Holloway injury. The Nerve-O-Meter. Doug's as folksy as it gets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(00:00-35:47) Doug off at Jackson's place in the Hamptons today. What's Don Lemon up to these days? LBJ would have been a great member of TMA. Rich Gould's Korean karaoke. The Lisa Ann sitch. These guys really don't wanna talk with us. Tim and Barry Bonds. Would Lisa Ann ever come back in for The Dotem? Jay Delsing in for the 10:00 hour. (35:55-57:33) Don't try to run on Yadier, unless you wanna hear "You're Outta Here." Dan Janson on the phone lines and wants to talk it over with Jackson. Offers for Champions Club tickets. Jackson might be dodging with a fictitious round of golf. Rockhurst Mafia. Fish frys. (57:43-1:04:01) How has the expectations for the Blues changed over the last five days following back-to-back losses? Trying to recapture what they had going before the Dylan Holloway injury. The Nerve-O-Meter. Doug's as folksy as it gets. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

L'UEFA Champions League entre dans une nouvelle dimension. Cette semaine, les matches aller des quarts de finale sont au programme. Mathieu Istace se penche sur les quatre affiches avec Jonathan Lange et Alexandre Teklak. Découvrez leur avis sur l'importance de Thibaut Courtois au sein du Real Madrid et la différence de niveau de Leandro Trossard entre Arsenal et les Diables Rouges.

Corey Feldman told Billy Corgan about all the classic roles he ALMOST landed, Tesla vandals, creepy Neil Diamond, Missing Mel Tucker, The Weekend of Maz, Jim's Picks: Ohio bands, and Drew had his car stolen twice in one month. Go Tigers! We start with the rocking "Go Get 'Em Tigers" by The Orbitsuns as the Detroit Tigers open their season against the Los Angeles Dodgers.  Who's getting blown out for the Trump administration Signal group text "Houthi PC small group? Some people are saying it's going to happen, but we all know no one will. More Politics: Jasmine Crockett defends and changes her story about calling Greg Abbott "Governor Hot Wheels".Marjorie Taylor Green will not answer questions from the foreign press... even when it's asked by an American journalist. Kristi Noem had a really strong rack day. New York likes creepy old dudes to run their city. Andrew Cuomo is leading the polls in New York. Another dude busted keying a Tesla...This time at a swanky resort in New Hampshire. You might not want to stand out by wearing orange pants. Drew's car got stolen. He got it back. Then a few weeks later...STOLEN AGAIN! Aaaaaand it's gone! Szott Ford to the rescue. They saved Drew's ass so they bring you The Bonerline. Machine Gun Kelly BLASTS Boring Austin Green over his new kid MGK's new kid that he'll never see. Corey Feldman with Billy Corgan on The Magnificent Others! We've been waiting for this for a while and it didn't disappoint. Corey is SUCH a victim. We're blessed with Tom Mazawey answering our second attempt at calling him. Maz is SO PUMPED to weasel Drew's Champions Club tickets. His predictions for Michigan & Michigan State on Friday. Where in the world is Mel Tucker? Matt Weiss is a bum. The Weekend of Tom. Neil Diamond is a creep. He made out with a fan during his concert. Jim's Pics: Top 10 Bands from Ohio. If you'd like to help support the show… consider subscribing to our YouTube Channel, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (The Drew Lane Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels, Jim Bentley and BranDon).

À l'heure où les quarts de finale semblent s'éloigner pour le Club Bruges suite à sa défaite (1-3) contre Aston Villa à l'aller, les yeux des amateurs de football seront braqués vers deux affiches de prestige. Le déplacement du PSG à Liverpool fascine après la démonstration parisienne dans les chiffres (mais pas au marquoir) du match aller. Mercredi, la ville de Madrid et le stade Metropolitano seront en feu pour la revanche du derby. Où Thibaut Courtois et... Axel Witsel pourraient jouer un rôle clé. Analyse des enjeux de ces huitièmes de finale retour avec Mathieu Istace, Thomas Chatelle et Jonathan Lange.

Mathieu Istace est de retour dans ce nouvel épisode du Champions Club pour préfacer la première manche des huitièmes de finale de la Ligue des Champions. Et toujours bien accompagné d'Alex Teklak et Jonathan Lange. Atlético - Real Madrid, PSG - Liverpool, Bruges - Aston Villa, Bayern - Leverkusen... Ces deux soirées de Champions League promettent du grand spectacle à ne pas manquer sur les antennes de sur Pickx+ Sports.

Après avoir gagné au match aller (2-1), le Club Bruges peut croire en ses chances de qualification face aux champions d'Europe, l'Atalanta Bergame. Dans le Clasico européen, Manchester City partira avec un but de retard au Real Madrid. Tandis que le Bayern Munich de Vincent Kompany devra confirmer contre le Celtic. Mathieu Istace préface ces barrages retour très attendus avec Thomas Chatelle et Jonathan Lange.

Mathieu Istace et son équipe du jour composée de David Steegen, Alex Teklak et Jonathan Lange, préfacent les matchs aller des barrages de la Ligue des champions.CDK de retour au bercail, l'affiche « annuelle » entre Manchester City et le Real Madrid, les Belges encore en lice…Nos experts reviennent sur tous ces sujets chauds !

Les Brugeois rêvent d'une qualification pour le prochain tour de la Ligue des champions.Avec Gordon De Winter à la présentation cette semaine, l'équipe du Champions Club préface la rencontre des Blauw en Zwart face à la Juventus.Un match qui nous donne déjà l'eau à la bouche.Mais ce n'est pas tout puisqu'une affiche cruciale aura lieu à Paris entre le PSG et Manchester City. Les deux équipes sont en difficulté et les points valent de l'or.Ils reviennent également sur d'autres faits marquants de cette 7ème journée de la League phase.

Les Blauw en Zwart se rendent à l'Etihad Stadium de Manchester avec une idée en tête, la qualification !Mathieu Istace, Alex Teklak et Jonathan Lange préfacent la dernière journée de la phase de ligue de la Ligue des champions. Une soirée qui s'annonce déjà historique car pour la première fois, les 18 rencontres seront jouées en mêmetemps.Alors accrochez-vous bien !Voici tout ce qu'il faut savoir avant cette soirée exceptionnelle.

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Mathieu Istace est de retour dans ce nouvel épisode du Champions Club pour préfacer la sixième journée de la phase de ligue. Et toujours bien accompagné de Thomas Chatelle et Jonathan Lange. Atalanta - Real Madrid, une revanche de la Supercoupe d'Europe pour les Italiens ? Dortmund - Barcelone, à égalité des points et le retour de Lewandowski au Signal Iduna Park. Le Club de Bruges reçoit le Sporting Portugal et Zeno Debast... Du très lourd débarque et sera à suivre en intégralité sur Pickx+ Sports.

Pas de Mathieu Istace cette fois-ci mais bien Gordon De Winter pour présenter ce nouvel épisode du Champions Club, le talk show qui préface les affiches de la Ligue des Champions. Toujours bien accompagné d'Alex Teklak et de Jonathan Lange. Au programme, on discute de l'énorme affiche de la semaine : Liverpool - Real Madrid. Le Club de Bruges doit se déplacer au Celtic Parc, un match dont l'ambiance s'annonce bouillante ! Bayern - PSG, c'est aussi cette semaine. On en parle en long et en large dans cet épisode. 

Les Brugeois rêvent d'un exploit lors de cette quatrième journée de Ligue des champions. Les Blauw & Zwart se déplacent à Aston Villa, auteur d'un 9/9 et co-leader avec Liverpool. Un choc fera aussi vibrer les fans de football : Real Madrid vs. AC Milan, un match aussi historique que déséquilibré vu les formes opposées des deux équipes. Mathieu Istace préface cette nouvelle journée en compagnie de Thomas Chatelle, Jonathan Lange et David Steegen.

La crème de la crème du football européen revient pour la 3e fois cette saison en phase de groupes de la Ligue des Champions. Si le Club Bruges se rendra à San Siro, deux affiches incroyables n'échapperont à personne : Real Madrid - Borussia Dortmund (mardi), la finale de la dernière édition, et Barcelone - Bayern Munich (mercredi). Mathieu Istace présente les enjeux en compagnie d'Alex Teklak et de Simon Hamoir.

Après une première journée palpitante dans le nouveau format, la Ligue des Champions revient avec 9 matches par jour sur cette 2e journée. Pour préfacer cela, Mathieu Istace a reçu plusieurs invités : Alex Teklak, Jonathan Lange, Alexis Menuge (journaliste pour l'Equipe en Allemagne) et Dimitri Lavalée. L'ancien Standardman évoque son duel avec le Sturm Graz contre le Club Bruges. Nos experts analysent aussi les performances de Vincent Kompany au Bayern Munich ainsi que les choix de Luis Enrique avec le PSG juste avant le déplacement à Arsenal.

How does a recruiter go from new to market to Champions Club in just two years? For Alec Borlin, the answer lies in the power of disciplined planning and relentless consistency.   Alec is a CPA turned recruiter. He started with one of the world's largest recruiting & staffing companies, where he did extremely well before starting his own firm BGC Search in 2022.    He places accounting and finance professionals with privately held middle-market companies in the Greater Cleveland Area.    Alec recently launched The Recruiter's CPA which provides bookkeeping and tax services for recruiting and staffing companies.   In this episode, you will hear how Alec structures his day with daily habits and strategies that result in consistent billings. He also shared the concept of having an ideas bank, how to utilize AI when enhancing content, and why LinkedIn is still his trusted platform for lead generation.   Episode Outline and Highlights [01:00] How Alec got into recruiting. [05:36] Early successes in agency recruiting. [09:58] Discipline and daily actions for success. [16:42] Launching BGC search - Alex walked us through what motivated him to launch. [21:19] How Alec achieved $100k revenue in Q1 from inbound leads alone via LinkedIn. [27:49] Trusting LinkedIn as a relevant platform to get results. [34:05] Consistent posting by having an ideas bank and how to enhance your content with AI. [39:11] Alec discusses Recruiter CPA  and how it helps staffing and recruiting firms in accounting. [44:10] The challenges of being a solo recruitment business owner in terms of tasks and time management. [48:38] What is next for Alec and his team?   Planning and Strategies That Set Alec Apart In his second full year as a recruiter, Alec became part of the “Champions Club” for two consecutive years despite being new to the market. What sets him apart is his work ethic which includes consistency in planning. Alec sets himself apart by maintaining a consistent and disciplined approach to daily activities. His early career success was rooted in structured habits, such as waking up early, exercising, planning his day the night before, and following a rigorous schedule that included conducting at least 10 interviews and 3 client meetings per week.   Here are the key takeaways from Alec's approach as a successful recruiter:   Consistent daily routine: Early mornings, exercising, and being in the office by 7 AM helped set a productive tone for the day. Proactive planning: End-of-day planning allowed Alec to focus on specific goals for the next day, ensuring efficiency. Structured activity targets: Conducted at least 10 interviews and 3 weekly client meetings, keeping himself accountable to those numbers. Learning from high performers: Alec absorbed successful habits early in his career by observing and emulating top billers. Breaking tasks into manageable steps: Rather than being overwhelmed by big goals, he breaks them into smaller tasks, which keeps him focused and motivated. Prioritization and time-blocking: He allocates specific time slots for high-priority activities, ensuring he tackles important tasks first. Using productivity tools: Leveraging tools like Asana and calendars to track tasks, organize workflows, and stay on top of both personal and professional goals. Accountability and follow-through: Alec holds himself to a high standard, consistently executing his plans and commitments.   Trusting LinkedIn as a Relevant Tool in Generating Leads How much do you invest in LinkedIn as a lead-generating platform? Alec shared an interesting case study about how they were able to build more than $100k from inbound leads in the first quarter of this year using LinkedIn.   “Twelve months of consistently posting on LinkedIn and not seeing a result. Right. So that was, it was posting videos, it was posting copy. So just words, just word posts, posting images, carousels, and constantly trying to interact with my audience and give them the insights that they're looking for… All you can do is continue to post and try to provide value to the people that are in your network and then eventually you'll get this random, beautiful message, hey, we have this need.” What was his thought process that made him persistent?   “So I just, I think it's, it's the belief that LinkedIn is a place that will continue to be very important. We see Fortune 500 companies starting to develop their LinkedIn presence and marketing, if you will, on platforms like that. So just kind of trusting that there are people smarter than me investing their time and resources into the platform.”   I encourage you to visit Alec's LinkedIn profile to see the type of posts and content he shares with his audience.   Do You Have an Ideas Bank? Somehow related to the topic of consistent posting and content creation, I wanted to pick Alec's brain on how he can always come up with fresh ideas. He mentioned the concept of an ideas bank. He also shared how he utilizes AI when translating these ideas into content or posts. To summarize:   Alec draws a lot of his content ideas from the conversations he has during the day or moments of inspiration, such as while at the gym. He captures these ideas quickly by emailing them to himself or storing them in Asana or Google Docs. He then organizes these ideas by different content pillars like sales, marketing, and operations. On uninspired days, he revisits these ideas for fresh content.   When it comes to using AI such as ChatGPT, Alec envisions creating a personal "copywriter" by training AI on his best-performing content, allowing it to generate new posts or ideas based on his style and tone. He believes that AI is a starting point and not a replacement. Hence, personalizing AI-generated content by avoiding generic languages and creating a unique tone by adding personal context is necessary so that your content does not sound artificial.   Alec Borlin Bio and Contact Info Alec Borlin is a CPA turned recruiter.  He got his start with Parker + Lynch, now LHH before starting BGC Search back in 2022.  He places accounting and finance professionals with privately held middle-market companies in the Greater Cleveland Area.    As a multi-award-winning Senior Executive Recruiter with a Global Fortune 500, Alec has used his passion for recruiting and accounting to place over 100 candidates throughout the United States with large publicly traded companies and smaller privately held businesses, ensuring a sound match for both parties.   Alec on Linkedin BGC Search website link Recruitment CPA website link   People and Resources Mentioned Asana Loom Trello   Connect with Mark Whitby Get your FREE 30-minute strategy call Mark on LinkedIn Mark on Twitter: @MarkWhitby Mark on Facebook Mark on Instagram: @RecruitmentCoach   Subscribe to The Resilient Recruiter If you've been enjoying the podcast, please take two minutes to leave a review. 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Mathieu Istace est heureux de vous retrouver pour Le Champions Club, le talk show qui préface les affiches de la Ligue des Champions. Toujours bien accompagné de Thomas Chatelle et de Jonathan Lange. Au programme, on discute des chances du Club de Bruges dans cette phase de ligue, du premier match de CL pour Vincent Kompany en tant que coach et quelques petites prédictions sur le vainqueur de la compétition. 

What is worth chasing in the champions club? We've got a hit list and thoughts on who the club is for. Then, Rusty and Lee talk about SummerSlam and our hopes for this "Big 4 event." WWE Champions Chat is an #OfficialScopelyContentCreator for the #wwechampions mobile game. ‪@WWEChampionsGame‬ Be sure to check out the weekly podcast on Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/show/0GPtr1I...) and Apple Podcasts (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast.... Be sure to like, share, and subscribe to the channel on YouTube (   / @championschatpodcast  . Background music provided by Andre “Lil' Dre” McCoy. Used by direct permission of the artist. Check him out on Apple Music (  / lil-dre  ) or Spotify (https://open.spotify.com/artist/736Rn.... Remember, you are loved, you matter, and you are never alone. It is an honor to smash gems alongside of you!

Today, Dr. Stephanie Holmes speaks with Pastor Craig Johnson of Lakewood Church about creating inclusion for kids, teens, and adults with needs and differences. Their core value is "We never ever turn away a child no matter the need!" Find out about your church or organization that can be trained and host a Champions. Club. Dr. Stephanie reads an excerpt from her daughter's chapter in their new book about her church experience; you can get that book at https://amzn.to/46W7LgNAbout our Guest: Pastor Craig JohnsonCraig is currently the Associate Pastor at Lakewood Church with Joel Osteen and Co-founder of the Champions Foundation and Champions Club Developmental Centers for Special Needs, with over 110 centers in 23 countries across the world. Craig is currently serving on the US Congressionally Mandated “Interagency Autism Coordinating Committee” in Washington, DC. This committee was formulated by the Presidential signing of the Autism Cares Act. This committee gives advice and recommendations to Congress and the President regarding Federal activities related to autism spectrum disorder. He is the author of the book “Lead Vertically” Inspire People to Volunteer and Build Great Teams That Last, “Champion” How One Boy's Miraculous Journey Through Autism Is Changing the World, and “Unrehearsed Destiny” It's Intermission, Your Second Act Is Coming.” Craig & His wife Samantha co-wrote the children's book “You Are Extraordinary.” His greatest honor is husband to his wife of 33 years, Samantha, and father to Cory, Courtney, and Connor.

Inside the NBA isn't just a show, it's an institution. In an extra special episode, long-time Inside the NBA producer Tim Kiely joins the pod to talk about his career, working with Shaq and Charles Barkley, and if any iconic Inside the NBA moments are First Ballot Hall of Fame worthy. Timecodes: (03:54) There's no "I" in Team, but there's one in TIM (05:21) Recruiting Charles Barkley (11:39) Breaking the formula with Ernie Johnson Jr. (16:47) Leaving ESPN and Tim's Dream (22:52) Bringing in Kenny "The Jet" Smith (28:55) Shaq's Mumble (33:23) The Best Cast on TV (38:10) Inside the NBA: Honorable Mention Moments (39:25) The Champions Club (42:54) The New Year's Eve Party (44:42) Shaq's Gasoline Logic and Flying to the Moon (48:46) Chuck Holding his Breath in a Fish Tank (51:33) "One, two... back to one" (53:54) The Race (57:36) Shaq Falling (59:04) Shaq Hot Chip Challenge (01:00:27) Kenny's Jersey Retirement (01:04:51) The X-Factor behind Inside the NBA (01:09:15) David joins for a guest question (01:10:05) The time TK almost got fired (01:11:54) Inside the NBA Trivia (01:14:35) The demise of Inside the NBA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Le sprint final en direction de la finale de Wembley est lancé ! Les demi-finales débuteront sur les chapeaux de roue à Munich. Le Bayern, au cœur d'une nouvelle tempête interne, doit redorer son image face à l'éternel Real Madrid. Mathieu Istace analyse les enjeux avec Alex Teklak, Jonathan Lange et Alexis Menuge, journaliste pour L'Équipe basé en Allemagne. Nos experts évoquent aussi l'autre duel très attendu entre Dortmund et le PSG, récent champion de France. 

Après les frissons des matchs allers, les quarts de finale retour s'annoncent tout aussi grandioses ! Le PSG doit remonter un but au Barça au Montjuïc. Julien Cazarre, l'humoriste et chroniqueur français, se confie sur ses espoirs de remontada en tant que fan du PSG. Mathieu Istace analyse aussi les autres duels prestigieux, dont le retour de City - Real, avec ses invités Jonathan Lange et Thomas Chatelle.  

En Champions League, l'heure est aux quarts de finale. Et les affiches sont grandioses ! D'un côté, l'Arsenal de Leandro Trossard reçoit le Bayern Munich. De l'autre, le Real reçoit Man City. Un match qui pourrait déjà être une finale ! PSG - Barcelone, c'est aussi cette semaine, ainsi que Atlético Madrid - Dortmund ! Qui saura se défaire de son adversaire et se qualifier pour les demi-finales? On en parle dans Le Champions Club !

In this episode of "Champions for Inclusion," host Ryan Frank sits down with Craig Johnson, pastor at Lakewood Church and the visionary founder of Champions Club. Together, they explore the dynamic landscape of special needs ministry within today's churches.From assessing the current state of special needs ministry to delving into practical strategies for fostering inclusivity, Ryan and Craig offer invaluable insights into ministering to children and families impacted by disabilities. Through candid discussions, they address the unique challenges and opportunities that arise in this vital area of ministry, shedding light on the progress made and the work yet to be done.Listeners will discover actionable approaches for creating inclusive environments within children's ministries, equipping volunteers and staff to support children with special needs, and navigating the complexities of starting or expanding a special needs ministry. With a focus on empathy, understanding, and biblical principles, this episode empowers listeners to champion inclusion and support for all members of their church community.Join Ryan and Craig as they provide an inspiring update on Champions Club, sharing the latest developments and impact of this transformative ministry. Whether you're a seasoned church leader or someone passionate about inclusivity and accessibility, this episode offers practical guidance and encouragement to help you become a champion for inclusion in your church.Learn more about Champions Club here: https://championsclub.org.

Donnie and Ducky are back to put a bow on the 2024 PGT Mixed Games Series, preview the upcoming Texas Poker Open at Champions Club, and discuss the heated crossbook bet between Landon Tice and Jeremy Becker. Follow Donnie on Twitter: @Donnie_PetersFollow Tim on Twitter: @Tim__DuckworthFollow PokerGO on Twitter: @PokerGO Subscribe to PokerGO today to receive 24/7 access to the world's largest poker content library, including the WSOP, High Stakes Poker, No Gamble, No Future, and more. Use the promo code PODCAST to receive $20 off your first year of a new annual subscription. Join today at PokerGO.com.

 Welcome to episode 216. This is a story of a single mom who has been battling chronic illness, Crohn's, and has also been in the hospital for at least 13 kidney related surgeries. in spite of her doctor appointments and uncertain health status every single day, she continues to go all in on building a  business that expresses this: we are all that we are all champions inside. Today's guest is Elva Treviño.  Elva is an entrepreneur with a passion for fitness, leadership, entertainment, and making a positive impact as a celebrity trainer and public speaker. She captivates audiences with her motivational talks, drawing from personal experiences and providing actionable advice to empower individuals to overcome challenges and achieve their goals. Elva is living her mission. She's an example. An example for anyone that is finding themselves constantly in the hospital or constantly facing failures and challenges. And also an example for those of us who frankly are not. Yes, to be human is to struggle but some of us at least we have our health and this episode, I would really encourage you not just to hear Elva's words and see that she's super passionate, but I want you to feel, feel the sense of urgency that Elva has with the way that she is approaching her one life, despite being a single mom and having a chronic illness. Let's connect: https://www.instagram.com/melissallarena/ Let's talk about your business: https://www.melissallarena.com/sessions/ Grab a free chapter of Fertile Imagination: https://www.melissallarena.com/fertileideas/ HIGHLIGHTED QUESTIONS 1) Share any stories you have of single parenting with a chronic illness (Crohn's) to help listeners with health concerns 2) What are your go-to self-care practices to combat business and/or single motherhood fatigue? 3) How have you navigated having a chronic illness to spread your message of building a community of champions? Any practical  tips? 4) What single most important life lesson are you hoping your daughter takes away from seeing her mom move forward despite a chronic illness? This episode is brought to you by Fertile Imagination, my book, a guide for stretching every mom's superpower for maximum impact. I share in this book also an example of a mom who was facing a major illness. Esther, who's a DJ in Amsterdam, big shout out to Esther. Serves as an example of what the mind is capable of when a mom is facing a really big health scare and is able to have so much confidence in herself to take the onus on herself to heal so that she can be the best mom she possibly can, and then also live out her dreams. Totally no BS dreams, just like the ones that are on her heart, even if that includes playing Tupac at a former cathedral in a nightclub in Amsterdam, just like Esther. So that is in my book. And if you're inspired by Esther's story, I have other stories as well of humans who have thoroughly Used and express themselves by using a fertile imagination. A fertile imagination is the ability to cast a vision that is so big that you may have never seen a mom accomplish it ever before. And Elva is also such an example of that. So take all her words to heart because they are, they have the potential to really set you on the path of deliberate action. Deliberate advocacy in your community and deliberate mommying to, to your kids. Enjoy the conversation. And if you're interested in the book, just go to .. www.fertileideas.com.   About Elva Elva Trevino is an entrepreneur with a passion for fitness, leadership, entertainment, and making a positive impact. As a celebrity trainer and public speaker, she captivates audiences with her motivational talks, drawing from personal experiences and providing actionable advice to empower individuals to overcome challenges and achieve their goals. Additionally, Elva serves as a charismatic spokesmodel, effectively representing and collaborating with brands/non profits while leveraging her engaging presence to connect with a diverse audience. Her multifaceted approach, encompassing fitness advocacy, entertainment, charity work, community engagement, mentoring emerging leaders, owning her own businesses, and being a sought-after celebrity trainer, positions her as an influential figure across various domains. She's also been recognized for her visionary contributions, having been nominated as one of the top 100 visionaries in healthcare globally in 2021. Follow her journey https://www.instagram.com/advo_elva/ TRANSCRIPT Elva Treviño,  I am so excited to have you on the podcast.  Thanks. I'm excited to be here.  So this is something that listeners might not know. So I am actually, which is unexpected, interviewing someone that is also in the big state of Texas in the United States. And you're in Houston, right? Yeah. Growing more every day.  Yeah, I think the only time I've been there was to Minute Maid Baseball Park. So that is my impression of Houston thus far. And my little boys really enjoyed it. So it was a really good time. And I wanted to just learn about you, your experiences, a little bit of your background, a bit about your champion mindset. I'm very intrigued by that. And also just. Tell us a little bit about what, what it is that you're looking to accomplish in Houston and the greater and the greater world. What is your vision?   I love it. I'm really excited to be here. And just a quick shout out to Sev when you hear this for connecting us. And it's always great to connect with like minds in so many different ways. So, but to kick off that question, my name is Elva Trevino. I'm 38. I'll be 39 in April this year. And I'm just a woman who has had a lot of. Dreams and visions, but has persevered through a lot of challenges that most people feel like they really wouldn't be able to get through to me. It's just a way of life, but it's always been the driving force of why I started pursuing entrepreneurship, why I started pouring into community and why I always just looked at my story as a backbone of something that could unlock others. So in 2019, I started a brand called Champions Club that was actually built from my garage. And at the time I was marketing two different brands, working for others, seeing a need here in Houston for just helping people to wake up with health, personal training and things of that nature. But growing up severely asthmatic and having so many challenges when it came to my asthma, even as an athlete, I didn't realize how much mindset training that that actually. Created throughout my life to get to a certain point where, as I was helping people in those years, marketing those two other brands prior to champions club, I noticed that there was something in the mindset that there was a gap that was needing basically being needed to fill. So when I say that you take the person who wants to lose a 50 pounds or race in a marathon or iron man, like I did, you see the bodybuilders and the athletes from teenage up to professional sports. But what drives those results was always. And when I started getting to the average people, the stay at home moms, which are really not average, but just the everyday type of goals, I noticed.  Why do we, why can't everyone feel like a champion at some point in their life? So fitness really became the gateway for me to really pour into others in my community. And I never would have imagined back then that the pathway that took me on. Being that I just stayed relentless in my pursuit of my own personal health challenges that it would turn into this massive brand that's been able to serve clients in 15 different countries online, where we were able to open our first brick and mortar here in Houston that we're currently franchising a concept for, that we were able to spin off dreams like music and entertainment and community work and leadership and mentorship all through the walls of my gym. So since 2019, we've basically created an umbrella company to actually, and we're working on a couple of sister concepts that have really aligned to the community in terms of leadership and just helping people to pursue their dreams. Now, when we look at those commonalities, the mindset's at the root of all of it. So before champions clump came into existence in 2019, I'd gone through years of having so many health issues with my asthma, but it was the need for 13 kidney surgeries and having two tubes out of my left kidney that really put the fire in my heart and just my mindset to use my voice in a larger platform to really help people to wake up before they found themselves in shoes like mine. And I know that we won't always all be here, but When I say I want to leave everything out here before anything ever were to happen, being that I'm a single mom and my daughter's entering her high school years. I've done just that over the last five years. It's really just been about the pursuit of making sure that we're leaving our mark behind so that The future of my daughter's being raised in is going to look a lot better than the way it's been  And I think there's  there's so many people that you are impacting by demonstrating just how How anyone can, can continue to like go after their dreams, even if they have a chronic illness, even if they are a single parent. And, and I thought it would be really, really helpful to just share with the listeners a little bit about maybe like a story about a time when having a chronic illness for you or any of those surgeries. got in your way, but then you use the power of mindset to not let it stay in your way.  Oh, there's some like, as you were speaking, I had like a flash of pictures and it's interesting because when I first started doing podcasts, it was typically the testimonial of this very thing. So I think it's actually pretty cool that I'm coming full circle to come back into that health story as I still battle health.  Issues every single day, basically. So taking it back to when I first started to find my voice, they always say, if you want to give, give some, get something done, give it to a busy person. But when it comes to business too, when you have a parent or just someone who is waking up, hitting the floor, running for, for a mini them or nieces and nephews or siblings, just something that's bigger than them. There is no stopping. There are people who are relying on your efforts every single day. So back to those days where I was finding that voice inside of me and having to quietly go to my doctor's visits. I ended up having about 13 different doctors towards the end of the two years of my surgeries. And most people didn't know what was going on at the time. The people I worked for at that time, there were a handful of people like a dot of people outside of my parents and my daughter who knew what I was experiencing, but I, in those days, it was really a time where I knew that I needed to isolate. Myself away from the noise to stay clear and stay focused. You can probably compare it to someone who was told, Hey, you made it to the Olympics. You have three months to train. Like what kind of mindset would that take from someone? So taking that  picture of the Olympic mindset, that's how I felt back then  I was standing on stages, dolled up with hair and makeup. Wearing a beautiful dress, speaking to people in the thousands at times, training on fitness and health and business and leadership. And all the while, when I had my two nephrostomy tubes out of my left kidney,  which at that point, the doctors in my hospital had never put two tubes, two incisions into one kidney before.  They had no clue that I had these bags. That were taped to my ribs under my dress. They had no idea that I couldn't see sometimes past the first couple of rows. In fact, actually, after the last surgery. My mom was in the stands on that one. And it was supposed to be a big weekend. I had just gotten the tubes out. It had been a long 22 months, financially and all those things.  And I remember almost blacking out on stage. And if I showed you the picture, you wouldn't be able to tell. I'm sitting up there, going on a panel for 22 minutes, and as soon as I walked off that stage, I looked at my mom in the eyes, and she came from the medical industry, so she knew something was up. And I grabbed her by the hand and I said, Take me to the hospital right now. Post surgery, I had a blood clot the size of a golf ball, but what they don't know, before I spoke, was that I was violently ill in the bathroom, vomiting, and just dizzy. But it was my pursuit of the people who needed to hear my story that day that didn't let me say, I can't talk today. And there were so many moments through my career where I pushed through. There's another where they were going to first put the tube in my back, but I was doing my first gala that I was organizing for 250 people at Univision Studios on behalf of the brand that I was representing. And I looked at the doctor and I said, you can't do that. I have a gala that's my gala for 250 people tomorrow. This is revolutionizing health in Houston for Latinos. You can't, you can't put that tube in my back. I have a backless dress. I have to wear it tomorrow. And I left the ER. Before I should have. So it's so many moments like that where we can find ourselves maybe being a little bit on the brink of,  Tim Grover always says, a little bit of insanity. And sometimes you have to have just a hint of that for you to truly make things happen. And I firmly believe that if we, if we test our mindsets, far enough, our bodies will always follow. So no matter if it's a health issue or a bad day, if it's a business idea or a family challenge, we all have moments like that. Maybe mine come with medical records that are through the roof, but I feel like everyone listening to this can relate to those pivotal moments in themselves where they found a fight. They couldn't always explain where it was coming from, but they knew that they had to listen to that. So, like I said, there's so many moments I could go over, but those are two that I can recall right now. Yeah, I think it's, it's, it goes back to what you said earlier, which is just that people are relying on your efforts. And it reminds me of, you know, The book that I wrote, Fertile Imagination, I have a chapter there that's dedicated to a woman who decided to become a DJ in her fifties and like play every kind of song you could possibly imagine. And at one point, her daughter was six and her daughter had cancer. And of course, being a mom, she completely let go of herself. And some years later, she contracted cancer. And Esther was able to, with the same inner resourcefulness that you exhibited over the course of three years, not even knowing what kind of issue was going on. She was bedridden for three years, right? She was able to like stop her own medications and, and, and feel her tailbone again. And it's like. I mean, anybody that's going to be able to go through all of that is going to know that, you know what, I'm going to light the world on fire with my passion. And I'm going to, now that I get a second chance, third chance, 15th chance, however many chances you feel you've been given, it's kind of like, well, what are you going to do with it? Pardon for the tiny little interruption, but I wanted to tell you something that's so important. I wanted to tell you that I have created a program to help visionary mom entrepreneurs through the use of their fertile imagination. You know, that book I was talking about a little bit earlier where I'm helping you cast this vision that maybe you've never seen a mom accomplished before a income generating impact making business that you can actually do while being a present mom. Yeah, that I'm going to teach you how to use that capability, that superpower of your fertile imagination so that this way you could accomplish whatever vision you have more quickly. I'm going to help you establish, earn the trust and gain the support of the mentors, moguls, or market makers who can take your business idea to the next level, all without awkward, nor having to pretend to be anyone else than your playful self. Actually, your playful self is going to distinguish you and become your competitive edge. I want to talk to you. If this sounds right up your alley, if you're committed to really, really. Seeing your business idea and making it come true. Then I want to talk to you on a free consultation, 30 minutes over zoom confidential, so that this way you can articulate your precise vision, which is. Huge, a lot of us have a hard time doing that. And second, we could come up with a clearly defined road map. One that takes into account the stage of motherhood in which you find yourself. I did that the other day. I was actually speaking to someone who wants to build out an HR consultancy practice. And in that 30 minute free complimentary session. Complimentary and free being repetitive,  we were able to figure out that what she needed to do right now in light of her kids school schedule was build relationships on the East Coast, a whole different time zone than where she is in the Rocky Mountain area. And she had it to, she had to figure out who would be the centers of influence so that this way, once her schedule cleared up in 2025, she could run, just hit the ground running and build out her HR consultancy practice. We went through other things as well, but I wanted to just give you the nutshell so that this will, you have a good appreciation for the fact that these free 30 minute consultations, they will be limited because I really want to understand the business challenge that you're facing in the moment in not seeing your vision through. And I also want to take a really, really keen. I and see what you might not be able to see or what is right under your nose and doable at any stage in which you are in as a mom, I E, maybe you're at that stage where you don't want to hop on airplanes and meet all these strangers in order to network. So I'll meet you where you are. Just go to the link, melissalarina. com forward slash. Sessions, there is an application because it is really important that you are committed to the process of building out your business. And the application is so easy. It's absolutely insane how easy it is, especially in relation to everything that needs to happen in order for you to see your vision through and be a mom. So I invite you to join me. On a free breakthrough session, let's go through your vision, articulate it, and I will help you with a roadmap so that this way you have a really good idea of your best next step. Meanwhile, if you do want to hire me as your coach, so that this way you can actually leverage the support of mentors, moguls, Or market makers who can actually take your business to the next level, then absolutely we can do so and have a conversation about what that might look like for you during those free consultations. No pressure. This is really in service to you, a podcast listener. And I want to make sure that everything that you heard today, you're able to put into action in your real life. Again, melissalarino. com forward slash sessions. Enjoy the rest of the conversation. And this will be in the show notes.  Exactly. And, and, and honestly, it takes some of those moments for ourselves for a lot of times for us to feel like our backs against the wall. There is nothing else to do, but fight and fight. When we say the word fight, people take it as a negative thing. We're fighting for what we have every single day. And whether you feel like that's you're on the offensive side or the defensive side of it.  People don't realize they're in a fight every single day for their families and themselves, their mental health and all these things. I mean, the world is changing every single day. So when I look back, all those challenges were absolutely necessary because for it to have grown me into the person it's grown me into and what it continues to do. Had I not had all those dark, crazy internal Courageous moments and moments that could have passed me by  all the people I've impacted that we've impacted together. It never would have happened. So we have to embrace those moments and we need to actually sometimes want a few more of them because it helps us level up a lot faster when our backs against the wall like that.  I completely agree. And I think as I think about my own history and I think about My mom, right? So she has manic depression. She's had it since forever. She was a single mom, but there's so many inside the psych units, outside the psych units. And she told me, she said, Melissa, I do it for you. Like,  and it's like, holy cow, like little me, like when I was like five, six, seven. And what that did for me, just to give you perspective, cause I'm going to ask you about your daughter. But what that did for me was kind of like, I was like resilience. I was like. I eat that for breakfast.  It's like that, that's who I am now. It's like, there's no one to tell me who I can talk to. Cause I've spoken to everybody I've needed to talk to. And as a kid to survive. So what do you think this witnessing of you and how mommy's handling all these adversities and challenges, what do you think this is doing for your daughter? What do you anticipate? When she was three years old, I made some conscious decisions to start doing things in a way that were not normal. And what I mean by that is traditionally not always looking at working for someone else. And I knew then that these years that she's walking into, I had a full circle moment last week when we had parents night for her high school, which is in a great district here in Houston.  I fought like hell to make sure that that that vision never stopped. And for me, it's not about her living vicariously, me living vicariously through her to the way that I would enforce these, these responsibilities on her back. But as a first gen myself, as well as her because of her father, it's a responsibility where we've been able to embrace and empower our family lineage and say, how can we honor what's been done for us? And how can we take that even further?  So my daughter, when I see her spirit, her character, her work. willingness to learn both traditional education and to be open to the wisdom and the real talks and the very deep talks at such a young age.  It's, it's being put into action every day. And now with her eyes set on being the first kid, uh, the first person in our family to hit Ivy league, whether or not that's going to happen for her is ultimately up to her. But it's, it's already happening and I'm so proud of her more every day. And I know that her seeing me, mommy in the hospital up and down those early years where she was in elementary school, it just makes me appreciate the people who were around her in those days from teachers to counselors, to some of our family and just people that really created that support system, despite the term single mom. Yes. I did a lot of this on my own, but for her to.  Have seen that witness it that strength is already embedded in her at the same time I feel blessed that God gave her to me in this time frame because a lot of the things that came out of her mouth While those years were happening Well, she was sent to me for a reason and those words were a lot of affirmation and things I needed in those moments where it got tough and she's a little Champion. So I'll let her continue to define that in her own identity. But until then she knows character over anything else. And I'm, I'm really happy to see how that continues to unravel in her life.  Yeah. And I, and I'm wondering as a business owner and a parent and a leader and, and, and advocate for Latinos,  I mean. How do you, how do you incorporate this, this notion of, of self care so that every day you give yourself a chance to get back up and do it again and then do it again and then do it again because it can't be like a runaway train, you know what I mean? So like, what sort of practical tips can you give someone that. Also has chronic illness, but, but the vision and the dream is, is, is so freaking big that they have to keep going, but you've, there's gotta be something in check, you know? Yeah. It's interesting because I spoke to a thousand, uh, teens this, this Saturday and the same question came up without the health part in there. They didn't know all of that. And they're like, mystery, what can I do? And the same exact question. And so I broke it down to them. I said, give me three things. And I was like, well, there's not just three, but What's helped me is, oh, and we hear it, but we need to really live in it. We need to submerge ourselves in it. Gratitude, whether you're in a high or a low in that day to everyone listening to this with respect to what they believe. For me, my faith has grounded me through all things, especially since those days of my illness took over. I mean, it threw me into that in a whole different level, and I'm grateful to be able to pass some of those things on psychologically, physically, this. Having to stay in this constant state of alignment really does help. So we can have weeks and months where we're great. For me in this season, I experienced a lot of flare ups. Those flare ups can come in so many different ways. When I say they're debilitating, it can be debilitating at times. I remember waking up last year out of my bed and I couldn't even walk on my feet every morning just because of the inflammation and chronic disruption from head to toe.  It's not always easy to kick flare ups out like that, especially when you do your best to do things holistically. Every morning I would wake up and every night I would go to sleep with gratitude, whether it was in tears, whether it was a productive day, we have to set that intention and keep that intention first. And we have to mean it. We can't just say these things or look at a couple words and affirmations and just run through that. If you are not in love with your processes, it's time for you to fall back in love with your processes.  And those processes have to be a formula that works for you. Now, I also mentioned that having a great state of like a stress maintenance in your life is so important. And take it from me, you, you juggle all these things, whether you run businesses or not. We have to make sure that the way that we are understanding ourselves in each new season, stress management needs to be in there because if not, it's going to continue to make us sick because it does. We have constant things that are distracting us. We have tech, we have the air quality going to crap every day. We have food working against us. We have family stress, emotional distress, COVID stress, all these things. And if there's nowhere to put it. There's no outlet. Yes, working out is a good stress reliever, but I'm talking about what works for you. Is it writing it? Is it talking about it? Is it breathing techniques? Is it yoga? Is it music? Music is a great healing process or maintenance thing for me. There's, there's certain frequencies to music that help heal the body naturally. So there's so many different things that we need to find in that formula. But for me, having a state of gratitude, making sure that each season, whatever I choose to be my stress maintenance, that I'm attaching it to my every single day. And then making sure that I'm staying around great people in this season of my life. I'm just not willing to put up with the things that are toxicities. I'm just not willing to put up with the people and things that could try to intentionally or subconsciously pull me down. I don't have the capacity for it. And if anything, it makes me sick. So I've removed a lot of things that it's probably taken a decade for me to really get to this point where there's no people pleasing. Elva says no more. Elva preserves her energy more. She makes sure she gets her rest more. She's not going to take any invitation to a social, because guess what? Her body and her mind need rest. And if we don't do those things, all of it will catch up to you. I promise.  What is it that, that you wish someone who's listening to this, who is completely healthy,  completely healthy, completely resourced, they have a dream in their heart, and they're just Scared as hell to jump and take a leap. What do you want them to hear?  Right now, and I just got chills as I heard you say that,  you know, there are so many things that you can look up on Google to see what Elva's involved in, and there's a reason for that.  A lot of the mentors that I follow, um, they're in stages of duplication. And to me, true success isn't just about hitting a mark financially or career wise or with family.  I can always tell someone who's successful because they, they, they know it's their responsibility at a certain point to pass that knowledge and wisdom down, to duplicate that into others and to, to keep that success rolling.  There are some people who are not. as open and selfless to helping their community up. That's okay. Be who you want to be and do what you want to do. But for those who feel like fortunate and that they've got some of those things together and they're, they're trying to make a leap into something unknown.  We don't have the luxury right now in our society for everyone to not step up to their full potential and to be in their A game.  And when you're in an a game, it doesn't mean rigidly working your days and hours in the calendar like you're maximizing what you could be doing in those hours  that requires taking a step back and really looking at how am I serving my. community, and how am I leaving an imprint in our society? Accumulatively,  because to be honest, at 38 years old, some of the things that I've done, yeah, they've been pretty cool. They, yeah, they've gotten some attention. Okay, great. The top 100 visionary in healthcare globally. Cool. Okay, great. The mayor's Hispanic Heritage Awards for community activism. Great. Honestly, I feel bad that there's a lot of room at the quote unquote top that people feel this inspiration towards some of the things I've done because in my head I'm just over here waving my hand saying, Hey guys, you see me over here? I really need some help because you have the knowledge of this and you have the wisdom of this. And we are leaving behind a tainted future for our children. We are in this, I'm in this generation where it's parents, health and getting older and children and looking at what we're leaving behind for them. Um, if you care about what's been given to you, whether it was in a great way or in you did it in spite of what wasn't given to you,  we have to keep coming together to pour in and to lift up our communities. We have to, there is no,  any person can sleep. We can't afford that right now. And I just really want to inspire you that whatever is on the other side of that fear, once you take a step into courage and you commit yourself to always having courage to pursue those things that are whispering at you every single day. Whatever is on the other side of that there is something that you have been Limiting your potential with because you just won't answer that call.  So answer that call and take a step of courage because everything else you'll eventually figure out what to do with and how to do it.  Thank you, Elva. So Elva, where can people continue to follow your journey and, and help you out? How can they reach out to you? Well, for one, stay tuned on to this podcast because we know that she's going to continue to bring great people on trailblazers and people all over the world. As far as communication in this season, there's so many things that we are driving very, very strongly in our community. So I've been warning everybody that the best form of communication is just my email. If you have a testimony or some, some sort of organization or anything that we can walk arms with, whether it be in Houston or some of the outside communities we're working with, We have our hearts set on some really big activism coming up this year in DC. We've got a lot of things happening down here in Texas, which is the eighth largest economy in the world right now. There are so many displaced leaders, quiet, silent warriors who are looking for communities and people who can just understand them to lock arms with. Just email me info at championsclub. global. I love connecting with pioneers. I mean, we're living in a history book every single day right now. So if it's not a connection to something, it could just be a, Hey girl, I see you across the country keep going. And if everyone tells you, you can't. Text me in a month and I'm going to tell you the same. Keep going. Besides that, my Instagram and LinkedIn, Elva Trevino, Elva underscore Elva. I've been a little less quiet there the last 90 days or so, but it's because we're working really hard behind the scenes on some big things. So that's, that's pretty, the easiest way to get ahold of me and for. Most of the things that we've done, you can Google and kind of research some of the work that we've done, but we're just getting started. And let me tell you, mistakes and making mistakes is a lot of a large part of that process. So if you're in a season that you're still trying to get some clarity, it's okay. I've been there too. And I promise you, I've gone through more challenges than most of you guys had. So if I can do this, so can you. Thank you, Elva.  No problem.  You could feel Elva's. Enormous sense of urgency. And I want to really express these three thoughts to you. And I would encourage you to immediately think about them for yourself. The first one is who's relying on your efforts. Really have that person in mind. Every single time you feel like quitting. The second is about community. Elva doesn't have to be thinking about other people. As a single parent, she has enough to think about for her daughter and of her business. But she wants to leave the world better off than she found it. And she's finding it within her to also want to impact the Latino community. What about you? Might you want to impact your own community? Third one, what dream are you deferring? And why do you assume that you're going to be around forever in order to see it through its fullest execution? What dream are you deferring? This one hits home because Elva is facing death every single day and so are we. Except we might not physically feel it. We might not be going to hospitals every single day. We might not be in physical pain every single day. But at the same time, life is risky too. And so with that I really hope that you feel inspired to do something, even a little thing for yourself today or your community or your loved ones, and really just take to heart the fact that even if you have a chronic illness, even if you feel, feel ill, there's a value to your story. There really is. And that might be enough. So I hope you enjoyed this conversation. And I urge you share this with someone who's a working mom. With her own business, her own vision, who is experiencing a chronic illness today. Elva has the potential to really turn her life around. 

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Imagine basking in the Florida sunshine, surrounded by the buzz of achievement and innovation—welcome to the 2024 Champions Club event with man Mortgage. Our latest episode is packed with the electric atmosphere of the first two days, where we not only celebrate milestones with peers but soak in the Senior Exec board's wisdom that shapes our remarkable culture. Dive into discussions about the pivotal role of consistency in steering our teams towards success, and how our unique approach to open communication makes each individual's contribution shine—proving that a personal touch can indeed triumph over the impersonal corporate giants.Change is a constant in the mortgage industry, and this episode doesn't shy away from the complexities it brings. We navigate the landscape of client expectations and the burgeoning influence of top originators who are harnessing the power of social media to attract clients. But it's more than just trends—we break down how to cultivate habits that stand the test of time, delve into the real value of consumer education beyond the numbers, and discuss the exciting world of first-time homebuyers stepping into property investment. Our conversation is a treasure trove of insights, from the power of psychological principles to the finesse of maintaining balance between life's 'big rocks' and professional ambitions.Finally, we gear up to face the rush of the mortgage world with a renewed commitment to proactive communication. As we wrap this episode, we unveil the Keyer Factor podcast, a new venture set to amplify the listener experience. You won't just listen—you'll be motivated, inspired, and ready to harness the 'pro' mindset that can transform your professional journey. Don't miss out on these rich dialogues that promise to elevate every listener's game.Can You Be the Best and the Cheapest?Champions Club Insights: A Deep Dive into Mortgage Industry Trends and Strategies for 2024Episode Description:Join us in sunny Florida for a special episode of the Key Factors Podcast, recorded at the 2024 Champions Club with Man Mortgage. Hosted by Mark Jones, this episode features an engaging panel discussion with industry leaders sharing their insights, experiences, and strategies for navigating the mortgage market in 2024. From celebrating core values to discussing market trends and personal growth, this episode is packed with valuable lessons and thought-provoking ideas.Key Discussion Points:- Celebrating Success and Core Values: The importance of recognizing achievements and the unique culture of Man Mortgage.- Learning from Industry Leaders: Insights from senior executives and top producers on navigating market challenges and personal growth.- Importance of Content Creation: Leveraging personal experiences and industry knowledge to educate and engage audiences.- Impact of Market Dynamics: Discussion on interest rates, market predictions for 2024, and strategies for adapting to changing conditions.- Setting Goals and Building Habits: Emphasizing the need for specific, actionable goals and the development of productive habits for long-term success.- Client Education and Relationship Building: The significance of educating clients and building trust through expertise and transparency.- Adapting Sales Strategies: Moving beyond rate selling to offer comprehensive solutions and value to clients.- Personal Accountability and Discipline: The necessity of self-discipline and Key Factors Podcast is Powered by ReviewMyMortgage.com Host: Mark Jones | Sr. Loan Officer | NMLS# 513437 If you would like to work with Mark on your next home purchase or as a partner visit iThink Mortgage.

Inside the NBA isn't just a show, it's an institution. In an extra special episode, long-time Inside the NBA producer Tim Kiely joins the pod to talk about his career, working with Shaq and Charles Barkley, and if any iconic Inside the NBA moments are First Ballot Hall of Fame worthy.  Timecodes: (03:54) There's no "I" in Team, but there's one in TIM (05:21) Recruiting Charles Barkley (11:39) Breaking the formula with Ernie Johnson Jr.  (16:47) Leaving ESPN and Tim's Dream (22:52) Bringing in Kenny "The Jet" Smith (28:55) Shaq's Mumble (33:23) The Best Cast on TV  (38:10) Inside the NBA: Honorable Mention Moments (39:25) The Champions Club (42:54) The New Year's Eve Party (44:42) Shaq's Gasoline Logic and Flying to the Moon (48:46) Chuck Holding his Breath in a Fish Tank (51:33) "One, two... back to one" (53:54) The Race (57:36) Shaq Falling  (59:04) Shaq Hot Chip Challenge (01:00:27) Kenny's Jersey Retirement (01:04:51) The X-Factor behind Inside the NBA (01:09:15) David joins for a guest question (01:10:05) The time TK almost got fired (01:11:54) Inside the NBA Trivia (01:14:35) The demise of Inside the NBA

All three members of the Tub Club winning you, the listener, PLUS money. We had money line picks, last seconds covers, and great games across the board. On to our Week 2 review, Champions Club, Over/Underrated Teams thus far, and WEEK 3 PICKS! Lets. Go.

Jose Ramirez Sent Tim Anderson to the Shadow Realm, as their wasn't too many Hoosier Headlines this week! National News: Welcome to the Big Ten Washington and Oregon, Could the Big Ten solve the railroad problem?, Ahron Ulis ex-Hawkeye now-Husker be gamblin', Lady Dons taking on Clark and Iowa in November, Nebraska adds some talent from Ball State, Princeton-Rutgers it's so on. Indiana News: Payton Sparks and Jakai Newton now in the Champions Club, the Women's team is whooping teams all over Greece, Indiana Recruiting updates, Trey Galloway and Malik Reneau Banking Professionals, Thanks for listening as much as you all have! UCLA Basketball Historical Shotgun, USC Basketball Historical Shotgun, Oregon Basketball Historical Shotgun, Washington Basketball Historical Shotgun. Follow me on twitter or X and instagram @oftendaunted. Come back each Monday this offseason for the latest in Hoosier News each weeks

07/13/23: Bill Chaves began his tenure as Director of Athletics at the University of North Dakota in 2018. He joins Joel on "News and Views" to talk about UND Champions Club Day and reminisce on the lives of Travis Dunn and David Crothers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of Mocs on the Mic presented by SmartBank, host Chris Goforth takes a dive into recapping the men's and women's successful tennis seasons with men's head coach Chuck Merzbacher and junior Peyton Gatti along with women's head coach Chad Camper. The men's tennis team is coming off a historic 2023 campaign in which the squad won its first regular season Southern Conference title in program history. The Mocs, who finished 18-7 overall, made its first Southern Conference Tournament title match appearance since 2006 before eventually finishing as runner-ups in the event held at Champions CLub in town last week. The 18 wins are the most since 2005. Junior Peyton Gatti was a key contributor for the team this season and was tabbed an All-Southern Conference First Team honoree at the No. 1 doubles postion. Gatti provided a thrilling 7-5, 7-5 comeback victory in the SoCon Tournament semifinals to clinch the team's 4-2 win over No. 5 Furman and punch its ticket to the championship match. Coach Camper led the Chattanooga women's team to an ITA National Ranking earlier in the 2023 campaign, peaking at No. 70, before finishing the season with a 14-8 overall record. The team saw All-SoCon selections in Jessie Young, Caroline Gibbens, Lucia Garrigues-Melendez and Rozalie Dohnalova. Follow each episode of Mocs on the Mic on GoMocs.com, Spotify or Apple Podcasts as we discuss all things Chattanooga Mocs. Click to subscribe and get notified when it drops!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Are you ready to be inspired? Join Ryan Frank on the latest episode of the Ryan Frank Podcast, where he interviews Craig Johnson, the associate Pastor at Lakewood Church in Houston and the founder of Champions Club. In this episode, they explore the power of hope and how we can both give and receive it. Craig shares his incredible story of how he turned his own journey into a ministry that serves families impacted by special needs. You don't want to miss this powerful conversation about overcoming adversity and finding hope in the midst of it.Welcome to the Ryan Frank podcastRyan is a family man, first and foremost, but he's also a pastor, publisher, and serial entrepreneur. This podcast will help you think, work, and create like never before.You can subscribe for more productivity, and life hacks to help you stay on the leading edge.

Alec Baldwin to be charged in Rust shooting, RIP David Crosby, Tom Mazawey weasels more tickets, White Boy Rick dials into the show, a brand-new sponsored Bonerline, Jim Harbaugh is 'not giving in', and the Legend of Coke Can Greg. Twitter Poll Results: Jared Goff or Tom Brady? Sex on a mattress with no sheets? Tom Mazawey is super busy with charity events and bowling... so we dial him up right away. Along the way he weasels more Champions Club tickets and make his NFL predictions. He also makes us watch this Joe Biden video, for some reason. Coke Can Greg vs Melissa Schubert. Winner: Schubert. Some people are calling out grifts. No laughing MSU, you have some grifts yourself. GhostBudsters Farms brings you today's Bonerline! Scientology is hoping to recruit the Hulkster. RIP David Crosby. Rick Wershe joins the show to promote his upcoming event with Charlie LeDuff at the Andiamo Celebrity Showroom on March 18th. We recall a scene from White Boy Rick that is approximately 3% accurate. Howard Stern and Janice Ian once did a duet about Jerry Seinfeld and 17-year-old Shoshanna Lonstein. Olivia Dunne has recruited her best friend and teammate to help lead the Boner Army. Alec Baldwin has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of Halyna Hutchins. More piling on TJ Holmes. A Blur reunion is on the way. Applebee's and The Rolling Stones hook up. Politricks: Joe Biden doesn't want to talk about those pesky classified documents. Hunter Biden was pictured with the Corvette that was parked next to the docs. Donald Trump beats Ron DeSantis in the polls. Jim Harbaugh will NOT apologize. Neal Rubin takes some shots at Harbs. Drew Crime: Tiny Mouth Murderer updates. Bryan Kohberger's vegan habits may have led to the choosing of his victims. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams to get up a Huge Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 4 months for free! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee. Adam Lambert is angry that a straight man is going to play George Michael in a new biopic. Jacob Robert Edwards remains on the run but has time to post on social media. Naomi Judd's suicide note surfaces and she was not a fan of daughter Wynonna. Ashley didn't make out much better in the will. Nobody likes the new MLK Jr. monument. Leslie Jones tried to make funny commentary about it while guest-hosting The Daily Show. It's no Golden Butthole. Drew says something about taking Sunday. BranDon worries of backlash. Visit Our Presenting Sponsor Hall Financial – Michigan's highest rated mortgage company Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

(5:00) Champions Club. What. Is. The Deal. (9:00) Deion vs. GOAT FSU duos (12:00) Jimbo or the Canes? (15:00) Worst season opening performance (20:00) Dreaming of a 3-0 start (33:00) Does it seem like penalties are being cleaned up? (39:00) Any fear of being out-athleted by LSU? (52:00) What would you need to see in 2022 to think winning the ACC in 2023 is likely (1:12:00) Can this staff out coach the opposition? Music: Layzie Bone - Still The Greatest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

(5:00) Champions Club. What. Is. The Deal. (9:00) Deion vs. GOAT FSU duos (12:00) Jimbo or the Canes? (15:00) Worst season opening performance (20:00) Dreaming of a 3-0 start (33:00) Does it seem like penalties are being cleaned up? (39:00) Any fear of being out-athleted by LSU? (52:00) What would you need to see in 2022 to think winning the ACC in 2023 is likely (1:12:00) Can this staff out coach the opposition? Music: Layzie Bone - Still The Greatest Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Britney Spears v. K-Fed, Anne Heche takes out a house, Kim K & Pete Davidson split, Terrell Owens almost died, two men outed 110 years after dying on the Titanic, AIDS patient zero, and Maz recaps being in the Mall of America lockdown last Thursday.Drew and Marc are refrigerator brothers.Drew has completed 176,000 sit ups.Sports Weekend: Lou Whitaker Retirement Day at Comerica Park was classy, well done and hotter than hell. The "Jacob deGrom bros" beat the crap out of a Atlanta Braves fan. Pete Rose doesn't want to talk about nailing 14-year-olds 55 years ago, babe. Terrell Owens is really stretching out his 'Karen' encounter as he now claims he could have been killed. Men are dominating the professional female disc golf. Alberto Nonino's massive wang was on full display during a decathlon. Gen Z loves MSU athletics.Detroit sure did have a lot of gun violence this weekend.WDIV Local 4 Weather reporters report: Kim Adams is back! Andrew Humphrey is doing weather reports from his car just like your smartphone. Ben Bailey is still MIA.An LA police chase ends with a surrender to nobody and one very confused criminal.Anne Heche was hospitalized after crashing all over a Los Angeles neighborhood. She took out a garage and then tried to drive through a home. A GoFundMe has been set up by the homeowner. Alec Baldwin makes it all about him while plugging his old movies.Tom Mazawey was locked down at the Mall of America after shots rang out. We check in with him after his vacation. He also might need to start a GoFundMe after being suffering a great loss in the Detroit Tigers' Champions Club today. John Leguizamo is angry that a movie is being made about Fidel Castro even though he knows nothing about it. He's also not happy James Franco will play Fidel Castro because he's not Hispanic.Britney Spears Watch: K-Fed breaks his silence about how Sean Preston and Jayden James are embarrassed by their mom. Sam Asghari slaps back now that it's his "gravy train". Britney Spears goes ballistic. Jamie Spears wants to un-seal Britney's medical records to prove to everybody how crazy she is.Tyler Perry loves Meghan Markle for some reason that no one can figure out. Grab your EXCLUSIVE NordVPN Deal by going to nordvpn.com/dams or use the code dams to get a HUGE Discount off your NordVPN Plan + 1 additional month for free + a bonus gift! It's completely risk free with Nord's 30-day money-back guarantee!Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson split. His tattoos didn't age too well.Alex Jones owes $50M to the parents of Sandy Hook victims with multiple trials left to go. He also saved a man's life after the verdict.The American Massage Therapy Association conference is in Cleveland this year... just like Deshaun Watson. Stephen Ross believes he's being punished for Watson's misdeeds.Mitch Albom has a pretty good take on Brittney Griner.Anne Heche's family life was pretty bad.Patient Zero, Gaëtan Dugas, is apparently not Patient Zero anymore.The WaPo outs two men that died 110 years ago on the Titanic.Dane Cook's game nights were filled with underage hotties.Indiana is the first state to pass abortion legislation following the Roe v. Wade reversal. Eli Lilly is going to pack up and take their business elsewhere.The Inflation Reduction Act has been passed so everything will be cheap soon.Texas is sending their migrants to New York and Washington DC.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

We got some F1 chatter with James and Michal. Dustin enters the Champions Club of UFC Strike. And we dive into today's NBA Top Shot Spaces.

In the last month alone, UFC Strike has shipped Burning, Free Moments, Themed-Sets, Champions Club, and setup an incredible booth at International Fight Week. Although this is a bit more of a niche topic than usual for the show, I wanted to dive in because I've personally found the speed and execution of UFC Strike to be beyond that of its counterparts in the Dapper ecosystem.

Memorial Day parades, Netflix's Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special, Uvalde Texas PD's changing story, The Dumbing Down of America, Top Gun: Maverick, Johnny Depp rocks out, Joey B Toonz v. Britney Spears, and Eli Zaret stops by with his George Carlin story.Hope you had a safe and meaningful Memorial Day.Tom Labuda and Trudi Daniels were stars of the SCS Memorial Day Parade. Guess whose car broke down?Home prices are plummeting in certain cities.Eli Zaret joins the show to whine about the Detroit Tigers schedule, Kody Clemens here to save the day, the NBA Finals, James Worthy vs the current NBA, Tommy Pham vs Joc Pederson and Gabe Kapler's National Anthem boycott. Oh, and he got George Carlin super-high in 1972.Tom Mazawey somehow weaseled Champions Club tickets again for his wife and grandma. He claims it was a Mother's Day gift.Matt Riley had to prepare for hours to watch Joe Biden ramble for a couple minutes. Drew set Riley up with a great mixtape.Nancy Pelosi's husband is an 82-year-old party animal.E60 is dropping a Red Wings vs Avalanche doc title 'Unrivaled' in June.The Virginia Tech football player on trial for a Tinder murder has been acquitted.Punching a flight attendant has landed a California woman in jail for 15 months, but she'll still be able to fly.Cardi B watched a boat sink.Uvalde school shooting: The Uvalde police have changed their story TWELVE times. Turns out there were a lot more red flags regarding Salvador Ramos. The Dumbing Down of America.Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special has dropped on Netflix.Aria Hutchinson wins Miss Michigan. What a family. Even the grandma is hot.Camila Cabello made the UEFA Champions League final all about her.Joey B Toonz takes on Britney Spears.Aviation: Drew has secret info on The Challenger explosion that isn't in Mike Clark's briefcase. Marc has inside info on a new plane crash. We apparently have no pilots anymore.BranDon saw Top Gun: Maverick. He's starting to turn against Emagine and Paul Glantz as all they want to do is put Jay Towers and Brad Galli in all their commercials.Tom Cruise is getting flak for a 17-year-old interview.Johnny Depp rocked out on stage with Jeff Beck.There's still no sign of Kaitlin Armstrong. We learn, however, that she skipped out on a $650 Botox bill.Thomas Markle is out of the hospital! Some people are saying Meghan is trying to weasel back into his favor.Social media is dumb, but we're on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter (Drew and Mike Show, Marc Fellhauer, Trudi Daniels and BranDon).

On this week's episode of Mocs on the Mic presented by SmartBank, head women's tennis coach Chad Camper and head men's coach Chuck Merzbacher sit down with host Chris Goforth to summarize the 2021-22 season. Both programs are coming off semifinal appearances in last week's Southern Conference Tournament which occurred right here in the Scenic City at Champions Club. It marked the first time since 2002 in which both the men's and women's teams made a semifinal appearance in the same year. Join us each week for Mocs on the Moc as we talk all things Chattanooga Mocs!

How can you get more done in less time and better serve your customers? Join small business expert Ramon Ray as he shares 12 things you can automate in your business. This was first shared on Clubhuouse (social audio app), in the Breakfast with Champions Club - see more about Ramon at www.RamonRay.com

Learn how one autistic boy's miraculous story, reached millions and launched a ministry to special needs children and their families. Craig Johnson, an Associate Pastor at Lakewood Church in Houston, TX, and the founder of the Champions Club, a special needs ministry, discusses how families are transformed and kids and adults find their destiny. If your vision of the future has been changed by your circumstances, Johnson encourages you to let go of the past, embrace today, and trust God for what's to come.   For Show Notes & Episode Details: https://theinfluencerspodcast.org  Get more inspirational content all week: FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/theinfluencerspodcastofficial INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/theinfluencerspodcastofficial/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/hearinfluencers Learn more about the Champions Club at https://www.championsclub.org  

Special Education Series: “Equipping and Empowering Parent Advocacy” with Dr. Sandy Robinson We're starting this year off with a podcast series on Special Education. You're really going to enjoy this informative and heartfelt interview with Dr Sandy Robinson, Master Trainer and International Training Coordinator of The Champions Club. Dr Sandy shares with us some great insights for parents looking to advocate for their child in the IEP process as well as her family's personal journey with special needs and mental health. Episode Links and Resources: Dr. Sandy Robinson drsandyrobinson.com  www.wrightslaw.com/info/iep.index.htm www.parentcenterhub.org/webinar-training-modules-on-iep-idea  OSEP funded parent training and information Centers (PTIs). They provide info for parents regarding IEP process and IDEA. Center for Parent Information and Resources (CPIR) Parentcenterhub.org https://www.parentcenterhub.org/pa12/ Autismspeaks.org US Department of Education - Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) Individual state's website for Special Education Programs Individual district's special education website Individual Special Education Local Planning Area (SELPA) website Connect with Us: If you enjoy this podcast please share us with others and be sure to follow us so won't miss an episode.  We'd love to hear from you so please leave us a comment or rating and connect with us on social media or on our website.  Website: https://hopeonthehardroad.org Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/hopeonthehardroad/ Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/hopeonthehardroad/ Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/2621447987943459/?source_id=105530184205752 Free Youtube Resource Library https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsSAfvTkSy87X-fEqtVR2qvo7w9UQBuxz More about Dr. Robinson: Dr. Sandra Robinson, Ph.D. is the Master Trainer and the International Training Coordinator for the Champions Club Organization. For over 34 years she served as an educator, administrator, and school psychologist in the public school system. She has been the Director of Special Education in two different districts. She has taught teacher preparation courses at California State University, Riverside. Dr. Sandy has trained educators, administrators, and parents in the areas of positive behavior techniques (including crisis intervention), teaching and learning strategies, resilience training in the face of trauma and other mental health challenges, and Special Education law, policies, and procedures. She brings her extensive experience in the field of special education to faith communities. Dr. Sandy is an inclusion specialist and wrote the first full-scale curriculum for Champion Club with Pastor Craig Johnson in 2014. She also co-authored the Champions Curriculum Home Edition in 2016. Incredibly Dr. Sandy, and a team of volunteers she trained, opened the first Champions Club on African soil. She has been married to Rob Robinson, the love of her life, for over 30 years and they have two amazing daughters and one grandchild, Abigail Joppa, with one on the way.

In Episode 103 of The Win-Win Effect™ Show, Chris Ross and the Host of the wildly popular Facebook LIVE show #RiseAndGrind and creator of Breakfast with Champions Club on Clubhouse, Glenn Lundy. GUEST ➥ https://glennlundy.com Perhaps you may have seen this Husband to 1 and Father to 8 at places like Hustle and Grind Con, Grow Your Business For God's Sake and many more stages across the country. Glenn has been spotlighted on ABC, NBC, and CBS and is an expert in dealership culture development and leadership training. With 20 years of experience in the automotive industry, Glenn led a dealership from 120 cars a month to an 800% increase in sales in five years, becoming the 2nd largest used car franchise in the country. His unique style makes him one of the most coveted GMs in the business. Glenn has the unique ability to help identify the areas for growth and an uncanny ability to teach creative ways to invoke any dealership's spirit. With a background in sales and finance, he uses his skill sets to create growth and tap into human development's mental side. Connect with and JOIN FREE COMMUNITY Community Content About CHRIS ROSS® Booking The WIN-WIN Effect WINJECT TV Already have an account? Log In First Name * Last Name * Password * Confirm Password *