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Ryan and Jimmy talk to Rudy Ruettiger about growing up as Notre Dame fans, how to adversity into opportunity, and the 1993 classic, Rudy.Everyone faces obstacles on their road to success. You can’t expect your ride to be smooth. It’s up to you to determine whether these obstacles or roadblocks or springboards. The fact that around 60% of self-made millionaires are dyslexic shows you that adversity can make you better. No one knows that better than our today’s guest. Rudy Ruettiger’s life story is well-known. The 1993 movie put him on a first-name basis with the world. But the movie is just one chapter of an amazing life.Join Jimmy and Ryan as they talk to Rudy about his fascinating journey. How he got inspired by Rocky to make a movie, which in turn, inspired world-class athletes like Kobe Bryant. Key Takeaways:Introduction (00:00)How Rudy’s story empowers people to invest in themselves (03:56)Rudy’s drive to pursue his dreams despite dyslexia and lack of support (09:57)How the movie Rudy inspired the late great Kobe Bryant (14:02)Was all of the work Rudy put in worth getting on the field for 27 seconds (17:41)How Rudy had to hunt down the scriptwriter after getting stood up (24:03)Not hearing for two years from the writer and securing a deal with Columbia (28:58)Live in the moment but prepare yourself for the future (34:16)How to stay committed to a dream even if it doesn’t seem possible (37:37)Where can you reach Rudy (42:37)Additional Resources:You can get in touch with Rudy at daniel.ruettiger@gmail.comCheck out Rudy’s book “Rudy: My Story” hereWatch the documentary on Rudy’s life hereVisit Rudy’s official website www.rudyruettiger.comJoin Our Cashflow Tactics GroupTake Our FREE 5-day Cashflow Tactics Challenge

Many years ago, I jumped a fence and snuck onto Warner Brothers Studio and ended up meeting my guest today. Years later, he and I met again while working together as guest stars on Murder She Wrote and today he joins me to talk about his amazing career. Everyone, meet the great Rudy Ramos!Rudy Ramos’ acting career has covered five decades, starting with the hit TV Western the High Chaparral in 1969. 52 years later, his career is going strong. You may know Rudy from his recurring role on the hit television series Yellowstone, The Blue Knight, Helter Skelter, Everybody's Baby, Defiance, and Beverly Hills Cop 2, to name a few. In this episode, Rudy and I talk about the horse injury that took him out of the acting world for five years, his influences in the acting world, how he landed his role on the hit series Yellowstone, how the acting world has changed with technology, and so much more. In This Episode You Will LearnAbout Rudy’s injury that caused him to stop working for five years (11:20)How Rudy got his role on Yellowstone (18:15)Our opinions on self-tape submissions (25:06)How Rudy’s acting has changed as he has aged (41:05)About Rudy’s Geronimo show (45:14)Connect with Rudy:IMBdTelevision Academy Biography FacebookSolo Show: Geronimo Life on the Reservation (Thursday, February 4, 2021 @7PM)Let’s Connect: Manhattan Actor Studio Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Here's the second part of my interview with marketing upheaval expert Rudy Fernandez. We talked about how he directs voice talent while in a session and the most important thing to consider when doing so. We also spoke about things like:  How Rudy self-admittedly tends to overdirect and how he navigates that with the voice talent he works with The importance of always keeping voice talent involved in the creative process The difference between character reads and announcer reads How to ensure that the right voice talent is selected for a brand The importance of brands having multiple touchpoints for their audiences How companies are still utilizing radio advertising to this day The work Rudy's company is doing with The University of Alabama College of Continuing Studies How audio can connect with audiences in ways other media cannot The use of earcons and how they serve as an audio logo of sorts What Rudy is working on during the Coronavirus shutdown (during which time we recorded this episode) What Rudy's daughter, a voice talent, is up to right now and the work she does in L.A. A little bit about what I've been up to during the shutdown (only because Rudy asked!)

Rudy Fernandez is the founder of Creative Outhouse, a creative marketing agency that specializes in launching brands, and is the host of the Marketing Upheaval podcast. His knowledge of and experience in the science of behavior change helps his clients communicate their deeper purpose, win more fans, and strengthen their brands. Though some clients have put projects on pause, Rudy has still stayed busy with client work during the COVID-19 shutdowns. (We recorded this episode in the midst of the social distancing mandates.) Rudy is currently working on two brand launches for clients in the utilities industry and is tackling a few projects that have been on the back burner. In the first part of our conversation, Rudy and I discussed his background in journalism and how he got into the advertising industry. We also spoke about: How Rudy started Radio Outhouse in 2001 Why Rudy chose not to phase out of radio writing and what that has allowed him to do throughout his career What exactly behavior change marketing is and how companies utilize it The work that Rudy's company does in addition to radio campaigns The company's name change from Radio Outhouse to Creative Outhouse Rudy's work producing mini podcasts for physicians to utilize with their patients Why Rudy started his podcast and what it has morphed into How Creative Outhouse helps clients take their consumers from learning about their product/service to becoming raving fans How copy is written for the ear as opposed to just being written in general How a junior copywriter at Podfest went from being incredibly shy to a highly skilled performer, podcaster, and writer The importance of having only one thought in a line in radio as well as reading out loud when writing audio You can find more information on Rudy on his company's website https://creativeouthouse.com/ (https://creativeouthouse.com) and can listen to his podcast at https://creativeouthouse.com/podcast/ (https://creativeouthouse.com/podcast). You can also find Rudy and Creative Outhouse on the following social platforms: Rudy's personal profile on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rudyfernandez-ecd/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rudyfernandez-ecd) Creative Outhouse on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/creative-outhouse/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/creative-outhouse) Creative Outhouse on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CreativeOuthous (https://twitter.com/CreativeOuthous) Creative Outhouse on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CreativeOuthouse/ (https://www.facebook.com/CreativeOuthouse) Creative Outhouse on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/creative_outhouse/ (https://www.instagram.com/creative_outhouse) This episode was very skillfully made to sound beautiful by the talented Humberto Franco (http://www.humbertofranco.com/ (http://www.humbertofranco.com/)). Would you consider reviewing the Audio Branding Podcast? If so, here's the Apple Podcast link: https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453 (https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/audio-branding/id1489042453) And if you like what you hear (and read!) - please do share it with anyone you think might be interested. Thanks so much!

Against all odds on a gridiron in South Bend, Indiana, Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger in twenty seven seconds, carved his name into history books as perhaps the most famous graduate of the University of Notre Dame. In 1993, TRISTAR Productions immortalized his life story with the blockbuster film, RUDY. Written and produced by Angelo Pizzo and David Anspaugh, the award-winning team who brought us HOOSIERS, the critically acclaimed RUDY received "Two Thumbs Up" from Siskel and Ebert and continues to inspire millions worldwide. Today, a highly sought after motivational speaker, Rudy entertains international corporate audiences with a unique, passionate, and heartfelt style of communicating. Most currently Rudy performed his one-man show, DREAM BIG on Broadway!! This show will also tour other cities including Chicago, Boston, and Las Vegas. In addition Rudy's new documentary titled, DREAM BIG – The Walk On won several Emmy Awards for Best Director and Best Documentary. The link is available on Amazon. In Celebration of the 25th ANNIVERSARY of the Movie RUDY, the film was presented on the big screen at the Microsoft Theatre in LA while the musical score was performed live by the Hollywood Orchestra. What you'll learn in this episode: The ins and outs of how Rudy went from Notre Dame to getting his movie developed. How Rudy learned to deal with rejection as an insurance salesman. Why inspiration is one critical to success, and how to begin developing this inspiration. How he needed to approach multiple people regarding his movie idea and face multiple rejections. What he did after Notre Dame declined his movie, and why Notre Dame was important to him. What Rudy's "insurance technique" is, and how it helped him successfully sell his ideas. Why Rudy had to use his faith to keep motivated during his journey. The long sequence of stops and starts that it took to eventually create his movie. Why eliminating fear is so critical to the business and creative process. Why it's important to dream big, follow your inspiration, and refuse to compromise. Additional Resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS Profits Matter Mastermind Website

Rudy Treminio, AKA El Patron, Is a managing partner at Brooklyn Mitsubishi, one of the fastest growing dealerships in the country. With over 400k followers on Instagram alone, he is a true example of what’s possible when you commit to success.During this episode, learn about the benefits of working in a partnership versus doing it by yourself. Learn about knowing your strengths and weaknesses and the benefits of working with people who compliment your skill set. Living one day at a time – spending money to make money.Links:FacebookInstagramLinkedInElpatronnshow.comQuote:"Consistency is key" - Rudy "El Patronn" Treminio"People need to go with the times and change with the times" - Rudy "El Patronn" TreminioTime Stamps:1:25– How Rudy achieved his goals under the umbrella of an organization3:38 – Charismatic & swag - Unleashing the persona – Getting on social media5:42 – Common mistakes people make trying to brand themselves online10:10 – Partnership vs doing it yourself14:20 – Is there such a thing as too much?15:30 – Rudy’s story18:32 – The El Patronn keys to success22:34 – Rudy’s craziest entrepreneurship moment23:43 – Rapid fire questions!26:51 – Entrepreneurship trivia!Want more? Visit corymosley.com

  “For me it was about the entertainment value; but with that comes the responsibility to tell it honestly, truthfully, and with energy. And when you can do all of those things, it’s something that people want to listen to.” Having the guts to make a complete transition isn’t easy, and Rudy Reyes, host of The Rudedog Show radio show, can tell you all about it, and much more. And I really mean much more, as Rudy has recorded several hundred episodes, interviewing a wide array of sports and entertainment celebrities, including Jerome Bettis, Nadia Comaneci, Michael Phelps and Sinbad too! “This is not something that I learned overnight. It’s taken me a long time, and many free hours and free time to really put the hammer to the nail in order to get me to where I am right now. It’s not easy, it’s time consuming, but it’s very rewarding.” Most of us do not realize the amount of time, energy, effort and real world education it takes to be in front of a camera or microphone, and how many things you need to have going through your brain along with what you are trying to say, all happening at once! What we hear and see is a polished finished product, and Rudy’s is very impressive, as you will see when you tune into his show! “You have to stay driven, stay focused, you have to have an endgame. If you don’t have an endgame, in other words, the end answers to everything you’re trying to accomplish, you’re wasting your time.” In this episode you will learn from Rudy what it takes to get a truly successful radio show / podcast up and running smoothly, how networking is essential in getting top guests, and we share a ton of laughs throughout, including the lifestyle change from the shiny lights of LA to the early snow in Cheyenne. This episode will fly by, you’ll love it, including the Hit Your Mark segment. Happy Listening! “I want to be able to inspire others who are struggling. I understand wanting to be noticed. To take a look at the hard work you’ve been doing and let others comprehend there is an end to this despite the “no’s.” “I’ve had a trillion “No’s” in my lifetime and received the generic email of denial but you have to realize you can persist. You must stay passionate, aggressive and never take NO for an answer.” Some Topics we talk about in this episode:   Introduction - 0:52 How Rudy got Started with his Radio Show - 3:40 The Responsibilities of a Reporter - 7:00 DJ Voice - 8:58 Richard Nixon Impression - 11:15 Life in Cheyenne - 12:20 Recruiting Radio Show Guests - 17:50 Podcast / Radio Show Rewards - 21:20 Favorite Guest Lenny Dykstra - 22:40 When guests bring up the unexpected- 25:54 Making an impact on every episode - 32:15 Funniest athlete ever spoken to- 35:37 Don’t get discouraged by the word NO - 41:25 Wrap-up and Takeaways -   How to get involved Be sure to connect with me on Social Media @MarkMoyerCoach and go to my website, www.markmoyer.com to get access to the tips and strategies that my coaching clients get directly. If you’re looking for ways to Make Your Mark, send me an email Mark@MarkMoyer.com and I’ll get you going right away.   If you liked this episode, be sure to subscribe and leave me a quick review on iTunes. Your reviews and ratings will help me reach more people with ways to make their mark in life!

One of the best centers in the NBA, Utah Jazz player Rudy Gobert led the NBA last year in blocks. He was up for defensive player of the year after he made the All-NBA 2nd Team, averaging 14 points, 12.8 rebounds and 2.6 blocks per game. Gobert played a big role in helping his team get to the playoffs for the first time since 2011.   Listen to this episode and learn:  Who has inspired Rudy to give back What it was like to move away from home at age 13 to pursue basketball How Rudy felt when he was drafted How Rudy went to being one of the best players in the league since his 2013 rookie season What Rudy says makes Utah Jazz fans unique from all other fans How Rudy overcame his injury earlier this year and went on to defeat the Clippers The defining game so far of Rudy’s career Which Google facts about Rudy are true

Good evening. Or morning. Or day... you know what. Let (time) = (The time of day it currently is to you).Good (time!)Thanks again for checking out the Mistakes were made podcast. I don't know if anyone reads these things... I guess I could try and slip something in here and see if anyone catches it. What would I slip in here though... I'll have to think about it. Maybe next time I'll have a good idea for what to hide in the show notes......Shit! The show notes!Today we talk about a bunch of stuff! How there's still only one actual post at themissingh. How Rudy's going to be hosting OFCC this year. How Rudy and Ken are flying all over the damn country to play this silly little game we love so much. Friendship, man. Powerful stuff.We talk about the GG 2016 document, and how Levi players can like it or lump it. It's back payments for all the scheme points people couldn't get off you for assassinate. Think about it. And then finally, we do our sixth installment of the "What to expect when you're expecting", the outcasts. Those wiley devils. What can you even expect to expect when the faction ranges from an undead woman who manipulates time, an undead malifaux icon, a nigh-unkillable old man with a wicked right hook, a pair of bouxom bloodthirsty babes, a Hulk Hogan wannabe, a stealthy assassin with an enormous staff, the nastiest pandemic ever to hit the sewers and.... hmmm.... what's that other one. Nope. All seven are in there. Nevermind. Weird. I thought I missed one.Well whatever. We talk about it to the best of our ability. Though, really, given the chance we could talk about the outcasts all (time). We don't. We spend a totally reasonable amount of time talking about them. I hope you enjoy our latest submission to the podcast-o-sphere! If you enjoyed it, let us know on twitter! Or the email. I should probably go check that right now....Nope. Just a bunch of new followers. Which is good. But really, we would love to connect. Hm. Yeah! Hit us up! Maybe after you've finished listening to the podcast to(time). (That one doesn't work if you're listing in the morning... tomorning isn't a thing... but today and to night? Totally legit.) Man. My rambly type is in true form... MISTAKES WERE MADE!