Podcasts about game changing dads

On this episode of Mattie C's Sports, I talk with former Roller Hockey Player Ray Matz Jr. DO YALL REMEMBER PRO BEACH HOCKEY ON ESPN FROM 1998-2000?! Well we talk about that great time in Roller Hockey!!!! We also talk of Rays career in roller hockey and how he now has a podcast called Game Changing Dads, a positive podcast of having a positive attitude and appreciating life and being a role model as a dad. He also has a group for kids and adults alike called FERNADINA BEACH ROLLER HOCKEY were both learn and play hockey. Check Out Game Changing Dads @ gamechangingdads.com Also Check Out Keith Hayes & Sinista1 Productions Show "The Booth" Every Tuesday @7pm e.s.t. Also Oscar Mike Radio with Travis Partington Thank You to whoobazoo.com for this trios network!!!!

Musician, Husband, Father and Entrepreneur, Tim Brummel visits Game Changing Dads to share his story behind his popular YouTube video of how his wife found out she was pregnant...again!

CJ Arete joins us today on Game Changing Dads to share his energy, positive attitude and story of growing up very poor in a broken home, to ministering.

Team USA World Champion, photographer, business owner, husband and dad, Daryn Goodwin joins us today on Game Changing Dads.

Matt Miller visits Game Changing Dads today. Matt shares his story of transitioning from military to corporate America to running a vending machine business.  Along the way to his entrepreneurial success, Matt made it a priority that his children play a major part in the success of the family business.

Jaimie Jay is an entrepreneur, podcaster and hockey player whom has experienced life in some of the lowest places.  Despite getting knocked down more than a few times, he's been able to get back up.  He joins Game Changing Dads today to share his journey.

Josh and Michelle Mutchler enjoy their marriage with kids very much.  As our first married couple to appear on Game Changing Dads, we get to hear two sides of the coin in a relationship that started out as an adventure.

Look men, crazy and crappy stuff happens to all of us. Yes, even me. I have been through all levels of terrible events in my life. And I know many of you have as well. What it all comes down to is how committed you are to yourself and your family. You will have to make some sacrifices to change the game, if you so desire to do so. Today, Ray Matz and I are talking about Game Changing Dads and the importance of having a mentor and being a value added member of one or even a few mastermind groups. Meet our Feature Guest:Ray “Razor” Matz Jr. is an energetic, kind-hearted and passionate leader in his community and home. He is a devoted husband, a fun-loving father of 3 children, a successful business owner, and a dedicated children's minister in Fernandina Beach. Ray is a three-time World Champion with Team USA & a Professional Roller hockey Player His hockey career gave him the opportunity to be the head instructor at Team USA Clinics. For over 20+ years Ray has been Motivating & Encouraging kids and adults all over the world. I mentioned in the pre-show:Listen to my conversation and Watch the Video with Scott Mulvaney at http://livethefuel.com/108-men-abundance-wally-carmichael/ (LiveTheFUEL.com)  Time Stamped Show Notes(click a time stamp below to time travel directly to that point in the conversation.) 5:36 So, where are you at in the World? 7:23 Attitude of Gratitude 10:10 Let's get Personal 18:25 Kick in the Gut Moment Paying it Forward 38:52 41:56 Action Steps you can take today. 43:41 What daily habits make the biggest impact in your life? 44:19 What are you reading or listening to right now and why? Start your 30 day Audible trial and get Your http://www.audible.com/t1/30trial_at?source_code=PDTGBPD060314004R (Free Book) 45:23 What do you feel holds most people back from live a life of True Abundance? 47:36 What does Living A Life of Abundance mean to you? 49:10 Parting piece of guidance Connect with our Feature Guest https://www.gamechangingdads.com/ (GameChangingDads.com) https://www.facebook.com/raymond.matz (Facebook) Wally's Take Away: Men are social by nature. Society over the years has changed that. That, in part, is why so many communities are falling apart. Men have to get back into our groups for the sake of our families and communities. And women have to be on board with that basic human need. Most women have their lady groups. But some of them scoff at the idea of men getting together for a night out. Quite frankly, some men have given women reason to be suspicious. Myself included. We have to regain the trust of our wives and get back into our healthy and supporting groups. And, you don't even have to leave those for this one. Get into our free private https://menofabundance.com/members/ (Facebook group) today. Resources Mentioned:Book: Grit - Angela Duckworth Sponsors and Affiliates, Helping you live your Life of Abundance and helping me keep the mic on.https://menofabundance.com/shake/ ()Shakeology, Dense nutrition shake.  Shakeology makes nutrition simple. And with 70+ ingredients and superfoods, it is the Healthiest Meal of the Day. "My family and I have been drinking Shakeology daily for the last 5 years. Even my six year old has been drinking it since he was two." ~ Wally https://menofabundance.com/shake/ (Click Here! ) To watch a short personal video I recorded with my little guy about our experience. https://menofabundance.com/bod/ ()Unlock the world's most powerful, life-changing fitness tools when you join the Team Beachbody Club. Get 24/7 digital streaming access to hundreds of world-class workouts via Beachbody® On Demand, exclusive discounts on Team Beachbody products, personalized meal plans, and one-on-one support from your very own Coach. Everything that helps Club members hit their health goals up to 2... Support this podcast

Ray Razor Matz Jr. is an energetic, kind-hearted and passionate leader both in his community and at home. He is a devoted husband, a fun-loving father of 3 children, a successful business owner, and a dedicated children's minister. Razor experienced early success with starting a landscape business when he was just 19 years old. He is a three-time World Champion with Team USA and a Professional Roller Hockey Player. Ray is a natural leader who likes to have fun and embraces opportunities for his life to be disrupted. Ray is currently writing a book to motivate and encourage husbands and fathers to LEAD, LOVE, and LIVE! He is fully alive and pursuing his passion to reach fathers and husbands through his professional one-on-one coaching at Game Changing Dads and public speaking career. In my interview with Ray, we dive into how he was able to start his first business and the pitfalls of scaling it up without putting the right systems, processes and people in place. His "ah-ha" moment was when he was swinging from a tree and asked himself "what am I doing?". He was working 24/7, 365 yet had nothing to show for it. It was time for something bigger, better and more rewarding.

What is a life disrupter? One of those moments in your life that absolutely changes everything. Our guest today is someone that has used Life Disrupters throughout his life and thirty years of experience as an entrepreneur to build business and change the way his future will look. Ray Matz is a seasoned entrepreneur and a three-time Team USA World Champion who joins us today to chat about gaining the right mentality to bring your game to the next level. Ray started out growing up around poverty in Philadelphia and has now started and sold a landscaping business, built a real estate business and now enjoys life as a personal coach and family man. Towards the end of the episode Ray shares some tips on how he has created an entrepreneurial foundation with his family.  01:54: Who is Ray Matz? 09:44: Ray On Being a 3x Roller Hockey Champion 11:47: What is Game Changing Dads? 14:34: Ray and Chris Talk Life Disrupters 18:00: Applying Life Disrupters Into Your an Entrepreneurs Life 19:07: Entrepreneur Keeping Their Head Up During the Hard Times 20:39: Ray On Creating an Entrepreneurial Foundation with His Family Honorable Mentions: ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad' by Robert Kiyosaki http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/69571.Rich_Dad_Poor_Dad Dave Ramsey https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Ramsey Christan Hiscock's Interview http://theentrepreneurhouse.com/christan-hiscock/ Contact Info: https://www.gamechangingdads.com/ Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/entrepreneur-house-live-in/id1069958541?mt=2

Ray Matz has been en entrepreneur for over thirty years, He’s owned businesses in landscaping, real estate, and vending. Today, he’s Founder of Game Changing Dads and improving kids’ lives through hockey. Ray “Razor” Matz Jr. is an energetic and passionate leader in his community and in his home. He is a devoted husband, a fun-loving father of 3 children, a successful business owner, and a dedicated children's minister in Fernandina Beach, Florida. Ray originally wanted to play professional hockey and pursued that until it became clear that would not be his future. He moved back home and started a landscaping business and during the next 18 years he continued to run his own landscaping company, invest in various business opportunities, and create a successful real estate portfolio. Even though he couldn’t play professional hockey, Ray did play Roller Hockey for Team USA for three years, becoming a three-time world champion. Ray ‘s love of hockey provided him the opportunity to be the head instructor at Team USA Clinics for 20 years; he has taught hockey to kids of all ages from all over the world. Ray created the Main Beach Roller Hockey kids program in Fernandina Beach, Florida to reach area children through the sport. Ray currently serves in the children’s ministry at Journey Church in Fernandina Beach, Florida. He absolutely loves coaching and encouraging every child he meets, on or off the rink! Ray started Game Changing Dads to motivate and encourage husbands and fathers to lead, love, and live. Ray is pursuing his passion of reaching kids and families through a coaching and public speaking career, as well as within the church ministry. Links and resources can be found in the show notes at http://www.rickcoplin.com/StS046

I'm a Pastor and just got fired You might think there are still some jobs that are immune from firing, but I can't think of any.  Last week I talked to a “tenured” professor who just got fired and pastors are being fired in droves.  Even the President is constantly under threat of hearing his own phrase, “You're Fired.”  Your security is never in the job, but in knowing how your skills transfer to multiple organizations.  Other questions we discuss: How does one go through a career hunting process when they are very happy in their current career but are forced to make a change? How can I reinvent myself for a new career? Every job I see I don't meet the qualifications since I am just a customer service rep. I recently got fired.  Should I find another job as a pastor, get my PhD or what? “When it is dark enough, you can see the stars.” ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson Tweet This “Is there a way to insureThat your job's safe and secureAre you going to bendWith every trendAnd successfully go around each detour”   Poem by Cliff Feightner Show Notes Episode – 05-26-17 Title: N/A Subtitle: N/A Summary: In this episode, Dan reminds us that there's no job that can provide the utmost certainty and security—no matter what industry or field. We exert so much energy into locking into a state of job security; perhaps what we need to do is invest in learning about our skills and the value we can offer to others. Listen as Dan shares numerous tips on how you can make use of your skills and resources; whether it's for the sake of reinventing yourself or leveraging the expertise and passions you already have. Sponsored By: Casper Mattresses – Use the code SleepYouLove to get $50 off any purchase and free shipping FreshBooks is offering a 30 day, unrestricted free trial to my listeners. To claim it, just go to https://www.freshbooks.com/48days Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:04 – Preview of Today's Show on “I'm a Pastor and just got fired” You might think there are still some jobs that are immune from firing, but I can't think of any. Last week I talked to a “tenured” professor who just got fired and pastors are being fired in droves. Even the President is constantly under threat of hearing his own phrase “You're Fired.” Your security is never in the job, but in knowing how your skills transfer to multiple organizations.” How does one go through a career hunting process when they are very happy in their current career but are forced to make a change? How can I reinvent myself for a new career? Every job I see I don't meet the qualifications since I am just a customer service rep I recently got fired. Should I find another job as a pastor, get my PhD or what? “When it is dark enough, you can see the stars.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson 03:15 – A poem from Cliff Feightner Is there a way to insure That your job's safe and secure Are you going to bend With every trend And successfully go around each detour 04:45 – Dan shares about a recommendation letter he received from a listener 05:58 – Send in your notes, letters, and questions to AskDan or askdan@48Days.com 06:15 – Try Logo Maker for $39 you can get your own logo! Simply put in your company details and within 15 seconds, you get hundreds of logo options 07:39 – Dan will not use it in 48 Days BUT for courses and ebooks 08:41 – Cliff Ravenscraft will is doing his first workshop on June 16th and 17th – Do You Want to Build A Business Around Podcasting? Register here 10:22 – 75% of podcasts have an interview format 11:10 – Question from Jack, How does one go through a career hunting process when they are very happy in their current career but are forced to make a change? 12:12 – Jack is not successful because he makes a lot of money but because he loves what he does and he has a great balance between the work that he loves, money, time with his family and hobbies 12:30 – Dan shares another quote from Ralph Waldo Emerson 13:19 – Dan talks about the breakfast he had this morning with people from Coaching with Excellence 14:10 – Start with what you know, love, and enjoy 14:22 – Start with what sets you apart and what you enjoy 15:25 – Dan talked about a lot of people who became successful in the things they love to do 16:17 – Steven says, How can I reinvent myself for a new career? 17:10 – You're on the right track! 17:36 – Position yourself as a chef in your catering business 17:50 – Use a functional resume instead of a chronological one 18:40 – Dan did a blog last week about boomerang workers 19:23 – There are a lot of companies who are re-hiring old employees who were let go because of leaner times 20:04 – If you left in good standing, you can be rehired 20:39 – Dan shares about a guy who left corporate America to be a coach 21:16 – The guy missed the “old days” 21:45 – Dan advised him to get a job 22:27 – Dan wants you to find out where you fit best—consider your options 22:46 – Rey asks, How important is it to have a foreword in a book? Would you consider doing a foreword in my new book, Game Changing Dads 23:41 – Multiple kinds of ways to start a book – foreword, preface, and introduction 24:38 – Dave Ramsey did the Foreword for 48 Days to the Work You Love 25:28 – Dan is willing to write your foreword 26:06 – The preface is written by the author but you don't need to have that 26:58 – Kim says, Every job I see I don't meet the qualifications since I am just a customer service rep 27:45 – Customer service covers a broad spectrum of work 28:08 – Identify what you do well 29:48 – Dan shares how Cliff Feightner, the one who made the poem for this week, is a customer service professional 30:12 – You could be an assistant 32:41 – Greg asks, Do you remember the site you recommended to callers who have tshirt ideas to see if there's a market before they make an investment? 32:58 – Dan recommends Zazzle 33:55 – Test your ideas 34:08 – Cottonable (Note: the link to this site is no longer viable July 30, 2018) and TeeHunter are also sites you can check out 35:20 – Billy says, I recently got fired. Should I find another job as a pastor, get my PhD or what? 41:10 – Dan loves your question 41:29 – Go get your PhD 41:51 – Recurring red flags on you becoming a pastor 42:20 – 1500 pastors are leaving per month 43:00 – Do something for discretionary income 43:48 – Hold your head high and make it happen on your own 45:00 – Dan got his masters degree without loans 45:26 – 2 lowest paid professions are pastor and teacher 46:19 – Develop an ebook on your area of specialty 47:28 – Dan talks about a couple of 48 days members from last week who make money from their specialties 48:55 – Ask questions on AskDan 48:57 – Dan closes today's podcast 3 Key Points: Start a business or a career with what you already know and love – there's no need to start from scratch. Know your options before you choose and choose the one that fits best. Identify what you do well! Each one of you has something great and unique to offer. Resources Mentioned: To ask Dan a question for the podcast – AskDan The new 48 Days Eagles site – This is the best place for moving your career forward Make money and serve as a 48 Days Seminar Presenter Go to com/48Days and get a free audio of Zig Ziglar's See You at the Top! FreshBooks is offering a 30 day, unrestricted free trial to my listeners. To claim it, just go to https://www.freshbooks.com/48days Go to com/sleepyoulove AND use promo code – sleepyoulove – to save $50 off your purchase of the mattress Dan & Joanne love CES Conference with Jim Cockrum – for all online biz (I'll be there!) Coaching with Excellence – August 31-Sept 1, 2017 Credits: Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives The post I'm a Pastor and just got fired appeared first on Official Site Dan Miller.

“I almost got the job” – why little things make a difference My son-in-law beat out every other applicant for a desirable position.  When he asked why he was given the opportunity, rather than the many who had better credentials and work history, the hiring manager said he was the only one who stood up when she walked in the job interview room.  How interesting – the little things that make us stand out – good or bad.  Listen to my interview with Andy Andrews on his new book – The Little Things. Should I care that my son wears his hat backwards? I have considered writing a book and a blog about our caregiving experiences, but finding work has taken a higher priority. Isn't Luck a big part of being successful? How would you like to be a “People Walker?” “Not all of us can do great things.  But we can all do small things with great love.” — Mother Teresa – Tweet This Show Notes: Episode – 03-10-17 Title: N/A Subtitle: N/A Summary: In this episode, Dan Miller interviews Andy Andrews, one of his friends, and author of the new book, The Little Things: Why You Should Sweat the Small Stuff. Listen as Dan and Andy dive into the importance of giving importance to the little things as they share a number of success stories from avid listeners. Sponsored By:  FreshBooks is offering a 30 day, unrestricted free trial to my listeners. To claim it, just go to https://www.freshbooks.com/48days       Time Stamped Show Notes: 01:40 – Preview of Today's Show on “I almost got the job” – why little things make a difference My son-in-law beat out every other applicant for a desirable position. When he asked why he was given the opportunity, rather than the many who had better credentials and work history, the hiring manager said he was the only one who stood up when she walked in the interview room.  How interesting – the little things that make us stand out – good or bad.  Listen to my interview with Andy Andrews on his new book – The Little Things. Should I care that my son wears his hat backwards? I have considered writing a book and a blog about our caregiving experiences, but finding work has taken a higher priority. Isn't Luck a big part of being successful? How would you like to be a “People Walker?” “Not all of us can do great things. But we can all do small things with great love.” – Mother Teresa 03:01 – Matt says, I've been a listener since 2011, but it's only been last year that I've truly found direction—I realized I'm equally obsessed with art and fitness 03:35 – Matt started to do live paintings and sell them on the spot 04:24 – Look at Matt's works at MatthewMillerArt 05:22 – Dan loves what Matt does 05:37 – Dan plays an audio clip from Ray 05:47 – He attended Coaching with Excellence one year ago 05:58 – A success update 05:59 – Ray took 6 to 8 months to launch a podcast called, Game Changing Dads 06:17 – Ray's goal was to have 1 paying client 06:27 – That week, he got 3 new coaching clients 06:50 – Congratulations on taking action! 07:29 – Dan got a note from Giovanna Allison, a coach from 48 days 07:32 – She just left the bank and the manager came out to get her business card 07:37 – The manager wanted to hire her as a coach 08:08 – Live a life that other people want to emulate 08:24 – Tim says, I thought I'd go back to the corporate arena after working for myself in various ventures over the past decade 08:36 – He only lasted 3 months in his new position because of corporate minded colleagues 08:50 – Tim emailed his past clients and colleagues informing them that he was going back on his own 08:57 – He did it without a website, but with paying clients 09:15 – Tim hopes to meet Dan live in Tennessee 09:57 – To ask Dan a question for the podcast – AskDan 10:40 – FreshBooks is offering a 30 day, unrestricted free trial to my listeners. To claim it, just go to https://www.freshbooks.com/48days 11:53 – Frank sent a note: There's a guy in L.A. who will go for a walk with you for $7/mile 12:44 – Income is all around you in today's environment 12:50 – Chris sent a note, I would value your opinion on my writing if you have time to visit my blog 13:46 – Dan tried to find the blog but couldn't find it 14:22 – Do something to make your blog stand out 14:31 – Dan suggests building a brand name around the blog 15:25 – What living through writing takes is – 10% writing skills and 90% marketing skills 16:51 – When Dan writes, he draws people to his website 17:08 – Writing itself is just a fancy business card 18:42 – Dan just got a royalty cheque 19:18 – Earnings from royalties are nice, but it's not enough to afford a house to live in or a car to drive 20:04 – Use your writing to introduce people to channels where you could earn 20:24 – People who make writing a living is very rare 21:10 – Dan's friend, Ken Abraham is a ghost writer 22:35 – Dan plays his interview with Andy Andrews 23:00 – Andy has a new book, The Little Things: Why You Should Sweat the Small Stuff 23:23 – Noticing little things is something everybody can do – which is important in creating results 23:51 – Andy is just your ordinary guy 24:21 – Andy realized the key to getting results are those tiny little things 24:54 – He started writing it down for his children 25:43 – Learn to compete at a level that competitors can't even fathom 26:34 – Be good at your industry fundamentals, but learn to compete while everyone else is standing around—this will make all the difference 27:23 – Dan mentions Giovanni's story with the bank manager 28:44 – “No matter the industry, the product is YOU” 29:18 – Everybody competes the same way 30:23 – Everybody wants to make a difference, but nobody is willing to be different 30:28 – Dan shares the meeting he had with one of Andy's sons 30:54 – Dan commends Andy for raising sons who are willing to be different 31:38 – People already made the norm of how things are done 32:18 – You have to understand that there are people who do things differently 33:26 – Andy's son Austin “doesn't wear his hat backwards” and runs two businesses 33:55 – Being different is not right nor wrong 34:15 – 30% of adults think being different is disrespectful 34:40 – Be aware that being different is already cutting a percentage off your market 36:16 – It's amazing for Andy to be aware of what the small things can do 36:51 – Any masterpiece created is created with small things 37:48 – “The sunset was there – whether or not you noticed it” 38:26 – Perspective is an odd thing 38:37 – The deeper truth—perspective is not about how you see a thing but how you choose to see a thing 39:46 – Our thinking determines every choice we make 40:08 – There's no such thing as luck, it's a myth 40:20 – It's sad that people tend to talk about luck 41:04 – You don't need luck 41:23 – Little things promise bigger things to come 41:55 – Andy's book is The Little Things: Why You Should Sweat the Small Stuff 43:10 – Get the free audio of the 1st three chapters of Andy Andrews The Little Things 43:54 – Innovate – May 11-12, 2017 44:22 – In the next 2 weeks, Dan will talk about the value of investing in yourself 45:06 – What are you doing to invest in yourself? 45:22 – Coaching with Excellence – May 25-26, August 31-Sept 1, 2017 45:59 – Social Media Marketing World – March 22-24th in San Diego 46:13 – Dan closes today's podcast 3 Key Points: Learning only becomes effective if you take action and apply it. It is not right or wrong to be different – embrace it. Perspective is not about how you see something, but more about how you choose to see something.   Resources Mentioned: To ask Dan a question for the podcast – AskDan The new 48 Days Eagles site – This is the best place for moving your career forward For free audio of 1st three chapters of Andy Andrews The Little Things The People Walker – short video Make money and serve as a 48 Days Seminar Presenter Go to com/48Days and get a free audio of Zig Ziglar's See You at the Top! FreshBooks is offering a 30 day, unrestricted free trial to my listeners. To claim it, just go to https://www.freshbooks.com/48days Coaching with Excellence – May 25-26, August 31-Sept 1, 2017 Innovate – May 11-12, 2017 Social Media Marketing World – March 22-24th in San Diego Credits: Show Notes provided by Mallard Creatives   The post “I almost got the job” – why little things make a difference appeared first on Official Site Dan Miller.