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Today Clint Coons, Esq., sits down with Winston Templet, a seasoned real estate investor, developer, and contractor with over 20 years of experience. Based in Tennessee, Winston shares insights from his extensive career, including his early days as a reluctant real estate investor, where he began with trailer parks. They dive into the state of real estate investing in 2025, with Winston emphasizing the shift toward building rather than buying. Winston explains his approach to finding profitable properties, partnering with land sellers, and navigating complex regulations, zoning, and permits. He also offers valuable advice on selecting general contractors, financing options, and how to avoid common pitfalls, particularly for first-time investors. Throughout the conversation, Winston highlights the importance of education and building strong community relationships as keys to success in real estate. Winston Templet is a seasoned real estate investor, developer, and contractor with over two decades of experience in the industry. Based in Tennessee, he has built a substantial real estate portfolio, demonstrating a keen ability to identify and capitalize on lucrative opportunities in the market. Winston co-founded "The Real Estate Templet," a platform dedicated to educating and empowering individuals of varying experience levels on real estate investment and development. Winston's passion for real estate is matched by his commitment to educating the next generation of real estate professionals. It is his firm belief that education is the key to success. Highlights/Topics: Clint's introduction of guest Winston Templet A reluctant real estate investor - the trailer park story The state of investing in 2025, builds instead of buying How Winston finds properties, sharing wealth with land sellers, partnering for success Regulations, zoning, permits, etc. How to approach city and municipal offices, proposing zoning changes Key costs that must be considered - engineering fees, sprinkler systems, green energy requirements Financing recommendations, building relationships with community lenders, cash refi's from other properties Selecting general contractors - it is crucial to research, get referrals, and hire the right people, never pay money upfront! First-timer mistakes to watch out for Setting up protections from liability with the right business entities Closing comments, final words of advice Resources: Real Estate Templet on IG https://www.instagram.com/realestatetemplet/ The Real Estate Templet On YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@UCs57I294Kvkpwtw3PQoaXGQ Schedule Your FREE Consultation https://andersonadvisors.com/strategy-session/?utm_source=the-real-estate-investing-strategy-that-is-taking-off&utm_medium=podcast Tax and Asset Protection Events https://andersonadvisors.com/real-estate-asset-protection-workshop-training/?utm_source=the-real-estate-investing-strategy-that-is-taking-off&utm_medium=podcast Anderson Advisors https://andersonadvisors.com/ Anderson Advisors Podcast https://andersonadvisors.com/podcast/ Clint Coons YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5GX-U6VbvMkhSM1ONBiW8w  

What would it mean to do life differently and help others do the same? In this week's episode, I'm talking with Winston Faircloth, one of our REALIFE Process® Certified Coaches who has dedicated over 40 years of his professional life to nonprofit leadership and technology.   We talk about how Winston moved from burnout to doing the inner work to live from rest, and how that impacts the way he shows up with clients.   We'll cover: How Winston recognized his mission statement was neglecting the most important parts of his life What happens when the marketplace doesn't respond to your “brilliant” idea, and how to pivot Why Winston narrowed his niche to a very small number of people, and the growth that resulted How reviewing the numbers with his accountant led to surprising clarity about Winston's purpose   You'll be inspired by how Winston first did the hard, inner work for himself, and how that led to incredible growth in his business. If you're looking to do life and business differently, this episode is for you!   About Winston Faircloth: For over 40 years, Winston has dedicated his professional life to nonprofit leadership and technology. For Love of Team was founded after a challenging season as a leader where Winston learned how to wreck a team culture by relentlessly focusing on the customer. Today, Winston is an RLP Certified Coach, writer, a simplifier, mentor, and strategic advisor living in Tampa, FL.   Connect with Winston: Visit Winston's website, and follow him on Instagram for his daily posts where he shares inspiring poetry and photography.   Previous podcast episodes with Winston: Episode 60: Winston Faircloth – A Type 3 Navigates the Seasons of Life Episode 118: For Love of Teams Episode 153: Moving from a Solopreneur to a Company: How to Grow Your Team for Success Launching July 24: Our next REALIFE Process® Coach Certification Cohort! Ready to grow your impact and increase your revenue? Check out how to be certified as a REALIFE Process Coach™ in just six weeks! Through coaching and training, you'll discover the power of the REALIFE Process® for yourself AND learn how to use it with your clients. CLICK HERE to learn more.   Join us for an in-person training event for oneLife Maps! If you've experienced the power of ‘Listen to My Life' for yourself and are ready to guide others through the maps, this one-day training is for you! Join us in Effingham, IL, on Thursday, September 21 for this event with Sharon Swing, Co-Creator of Listen to My Life™ and Lindsay Sterchi, Executive Director of OneLife Maps™. CLICK HERE to learn more and register!   Get to know the story behind the REALIFE Process® through our film, Rested Success! CLICK HERE to watch the 15-minute documentary film where you'll hear Teresa's story, how the REALIFE Process® began and developed, plus how our Certified Facilitators are using the Process in the work that they do.   Take the Needs & Values Assessment Ready to discover what uniquely matters to YOU? CLICK HERE to learn about our Signature Needs & Values Assessment, which includes a one-to-one review call with REALIFE Process® Coach Erica Vinson!   My new book, Do What Matters, is now available! My new book, Do What Matters, is available NOW! Banish busyness and discover a new way of being productive around what truly matters. Learn more at DoWhatMattersBook.com.   FREE Download: 4 Steps to Simplify Your Calendar Ready to uncover more time on your calendar? This FREE download will help you remove what doesn't matter, so you have space for what does. Click here to get this FREE resource!   Join the Community! Become part of the FREE REALIFE Process® Community! Connect with Teresa and other podcast listeners, plus find additional content to help you discover your best REALIFE.   Check out our YouTube Channel! Prefer to watch AND listen? Check out our YouTube channel for the podcast episode on video! Make sure to subscribe so you get all the latest updates. Connect with your host, Teresa McCloy, on: Facebook - The REALIFE Process® with Teresa McCloy Instagram - teresa.mccloy LinkedIn - teresamccloy   About Teresa McCloy: Teresa McCloy is the creator of the REALIFE Process® and an ACC Certified Leadership & Life Coach through the International Coaching Federation. She partners with her clients as a coach, consultant, and professional speaker to discover how to do what matters in their life and business. Teresa is the author of Do What Matters: Live from Rest, Not Rush, Using the REALIFE Process®  

Erin and her Australian Labradoodle Winston are making an impact in their community from children to first responders.In this 82nd episode of Therapy Dog Talk, I sit down with Erin and her seven-year-old Australian Labradoodle, Winston. We discuss their journey as a therapy dog team, including their experiences across a variety of settings including children's hospitals and first responder units. Erin and Winston are certified by Alliance of Therapy Dogs (ATD) and First Responder Therapy Dogs, and Erin says Winston has a natural knack for comforting and supporting those in need, especially with children and first responders.In this episode, we discuss …Why Erin decided she wanted to look for a therapy dog prospect.How Winston's intuitive nature makes him an exceptional first responder support dog.Why it's important to understand and respect your dog's comfort in volunteer situations.—I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I do. Give it a watch or a listen and then let me know in the community which part you found the most helpful!—How to get started as a Therapy Dog team:http://freeguide.therapydogtalk.comFollow us on Instagram:https://instagram.com/winstonpettherapisthttps://instagram.com/therapydogtalkEpisode show notes:https://sherrierohde.com/82

Winston Peters is the Program Director of the Entrepreneurs@MC program and the new Entrepreneur Center at Manhattan College in New York. He is a co-founder of WÜLF University and a Principal at MyÜberLife Consulting Group. Winston explains how he purposefully connects and builds trust with his Gen Z students starting with the first homework assignment. He teaches students the skills they want and need for entering the labor market including those not on the syllabus. Winston shares what drives and concerns Gen Z's leaving college. He suggests how we can build bridges across generations and help each other find fulfillment at work.   KEY TAKEAWAYS   [03:15] Winston quickly bores of building high-rises using his civil engineering degree and delves into the New York cultural scene.   [03:54] Winston applies his skills differently to analyze and solve problems, wanting to make an impact.   [05:00] Winston found many creatives don't fully understand the mechanics of their business.   [07:00] An engineer's approach separates the fluff and breaks things down.   [08:08] WULF university was launched to provide critical learning that students don't typically get in the classroom to help them in their careers.   [08:58] Empathy skills are needed to complement students' competitive academic orientation so they can collaborate well in the workplace.   [10:45] How does Winston shift students' mindsets?   [11:22] Looking through different lenses to develop understanding and build trust.   [12:51] How Winston shows up to develop trust, engage on a personal level, and make education collaborative.   [15:24] The importance of checking in and understanding how each student is (really) doing.   [17:02] Setting the tone at the beginning by understanding where people's energy is.   [17:54] Human beings are judging machines based on pattern matching, and authenticity can be modeled to build a safe space.   [19:15] Winston leads by example.   [20:13] Winston's compelling first homework assignment.   [20:56] Asking people how they learn develops understanding and context.   [23:12] The four +1 types of entrepreneurship students Winston teaches at Manhattan College.   [25:08] The importance of being anti-fragile and having multiple revenue streams.   [26:44] Some want corporate jobs to learn about corporate structure (for their own future venture).   [27:27] Two areas Gen Z's believe are going to be key to their future success: understanding financials and creating contacts.   [29:25] Leaving college in debt, many students only explore the highest-paying jobs, not what will be fulfilling or give them security.   [31:05] Many Gen Z's are entering the workforce taking jobs to survive.   [32:00] Why Winston doesn't give extra credits in his class.   [33:54] The fundamental teaching orientation for Winston is human-centric—how to solve humans' problems and sell to them.   [35:37] Winston is excited to work with students on a competition for a Blue Economy project—to convert water into reusable electricity.   [36:44] How Winston effectively enforces his “no phones in class” policy!   [38:24] Winston asks what students want to learn beyond the syllabus for their preferred career.   [40:02] IMMEDIATE ACTION TIP: If you are older, have more empathy for Gen Z: the world they are growing up in is very different; they are under a lot of pressure. Ask Gen Zers deeper questions about fulfillment. There's no job security, so how can you help each other find fulfillment and what does that look like?     RESOURCES   Winston Peters on LinkedIn Twitter @WinceP_ofMUL Instagram @Professor.p_ofMUL Entrepreneurs@MC at Manhattan College News about the Entrepreneur Center at Manhattan College MyÜberLife Consulting Group's website     QUOTES (edited)   “The basic premise of being an engineer is being a problem solver and able to break things down into empirical forms.”   “There's no difference between hard and soft skills. Soft skills are just more human skills that aren't taught in the classroom that everyone needs.”   “In your professional career, you will most likely be collaborating with people. And so the sooner you learn the skills of collaboration the better off you'll be, “How can we win together? Instead of how can I beat you?''”   “Trust is the most important thing. I don't care how smart you are, but if you don't have the trust of a young person, good luck trying to convince them that what you're saying is true.”   “Gen Zers want to be more entrepreneurial. They're looking for financial freedom and financial stability, as well as fulfillment.”   “I have a three-strike no-phone policy in my classroom. If by the third strike, I see someone with their phone, I don't take away that person's phone, I take away everyone else's phone….Now everyone's working as a team. Everyone is accountable.”  

In this week's episode we're talking to Donna from PugsSOS (WA) I have always thought of Rescue Foster Carers as Super Hero's - they take in surrendered Puggies who may have had a rough start to life and give them a home, as well as the love and attention they never got, but deserved so that they can be ready for their fur-ever loving home when they're ready. This episode isn't just about the beautiful Puggies who are in care, and can I just say you're going to love Pippy the rescue Puggie who was on the Show, it is also about the amazing work that Foster Carers do, and what it takes to be a Foster Carer to a rescue Puggie. In this episode Donna will share: 01:43 - Getting to know Pippy and her story 07:08 - Gizmo and his conditions 09:01 - How Winston and George went into foster care 12:40 - What is PugsSOS' mission 14:25 - What inspired Donna to get involved with PugsSOS 20:08 - How do the pugs go when they leave 23:10 - What does it take to be a foster carer 28:41 - How long does a pug stay in foster care 30:09 - How can other people get involved if they can't commit to becoming foster carers Check their socials and the website they talked about in the Show here: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PugsSOS - Website: https://www.pugs-sos.com/ If you'd like to watch the LIVE STREAM REPLAY of this episode, you can find it on our Blog https://pugparties.com/blogs/livin-the-pug-life-show/life-show-ep-33-with-pugssos If you liked the episode, or if you think it'll be useful for someone else, please leave a review over at https://www.podchaser.com/ThePugLifeShow And if you've got any questions or want to tell us how much you loved the Episode then let me know over at our Facebook Group "Livin' the Pug Life" (https://www.facebook.com/groups/livinthepuglife/) where Crazy Pug Ladies meet to talk all things pug. NEXT WEEKS EPISODE: In this weeks episode I am talking to you about losing Charles at play group, not something I do often .. or should I say ever! It's not unusual for me to see Charles in the arms of one of his Aunties getting spoilt with cuddles and kisses when he is not glued to my ankles, but not seeing him anywhere within about 60 seconds flicked the “SOMEONE'S TAKEN MY PUG!” switch and we were on a Pug-hunt like never seen in the park before, and had me asking myself why he ended up where we found him.

In this week's episode we're talking to Donna from PugsSOS (WA)I have always thought of Rescue Foster Carers as Super Hero's - they take in surrendered Puggies who may have had a rough start to life and give them a home, as well as the love and attention they never got, but deserved so that they can be ready for their fur-ever loving home when they're ready. This episode isn't just about the beautiful Puggies who are in care, and can I just say you're going to love Pippy the rescue Puggie who was on the Show, it is also about the amazing work that Foster Carers do, and what it takes to be a Foster Carer to a rescue Puggie. In this episode Donna will share:01:43 - Getting to know Pippy and her story07:08 - Gizmo and his conditions09:01 - How Winston and George went into foster care12:40 - What is PugsSOS' mission14:25 - What inspired Donna to get involved with PugsSOS20:08 - How do the pugs go when they leave23:10 - What does it take to be a foster carer28:41 - How long does a pug stay in foster care30:09 - How can other people get involved if they can't commit to becoming foster carersCheck their socials and the website they talked about in the Show here: - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PugsSOS - Website: https://www.pugs-sos.com/If you'd like to watch the LIVE STREAM REPLAY of this episode, you can find it on our Blog https://pugparties.com/blogs/livin-the-pug-life-show/life-show-ep-33-with-pugssosIf you liked the episode, or if you think it'll be useful for someone else, please leave a review over at https://www.podchaser.com/ThePugLifeShowAnd if you've got any questions or want to tell us how much you loved the Episode then let me know over at our Facebook Group "Livin' the Pug Life" (https://www.facebook.com/groups/livinthepuglife/) where Crazy Pug Ladies meet to talk all things pug.NEXT WEEKS EPISODE: In this weeks episode I am talking to you about losing Charles at play group, not something I do often .. or should I say ever!It's not unusual for me to see Charles in the arms of one of his Aunties getting spoilt with cuddles and kisses when he is not glued to my ankles, but not seeing him anywhere within about 60 seconds flicked the “SOMEONE'S TAKEN MY PUG!” switch and we were on a Pug-hunt like never seen in the park before, and had me asking myself why he ended up where we found him.

Inspired by his dog Winston, John set out to create his own pet therapy program Moments with Win.In this 44th episode of Therapy Dog Talk, I spoke with John about his journey through the Pet Assisted Therapy Certificate program at Providence College that led to creating his own pet therapy program, Moments with Win. What started out as neighborhood walks with his puppy, Winston, became a mission to find more ways to spread joy in his community. Now John and Winston are a credentialed team through Windwalker Humane Coalition for Professional Pet Assisted Therapy.If you've ever wondered what it's like to create your own pet therapy program, John is generous enough to walk us through his full three course experience as well as learnings from their internship. Peppered throughout this episode, are many examples of how John has seen his dog Winston bring joy to those they meet which has allowed them to create meaningful experiences in their community.John recently brought home a new puppy, Finley, that he's hoping 3-year-old Winston will help him to train. If Finley enjoys people the way that his big brother Winston does, there may be room for an expansion in the program! Either way, John has learned that training requires patience and perseverance and that it's all about the journey.You won't want to miss John's genuine spirit as he shares his experiences, so let's dive in:In this episode, we discuss …How John created his own Therapy Dog program—Moments with Win.What it was like to go through the pet assisted therapy certification program at Providence College.How Winston is helping to train their new puppy Finley.Give it a listen and let me know which part you found the most helpful, then follow their journey at @momentswithwin.•Interested in getting started as a Therapy Dog but don't know where to begin? Check out my new guide at freeguide.therapydogtalk.com.

Winston Justice is a former NFL offensive lineman who from 2006 - 2014 played with the Philadelphia Eagles, Indianapolis Colts and Denver Broncos. Born and raised in Southern California, Winston's skill, hard work, and passion for Football landed him a spot on the University of Southern California football team where he went on to win a national championship in 2003. Having graduated from the University of Southern California with an undergraduate degree in Public Policy, Winston is currently a Vice President at the Nashville headquarters of Bernstein - a wealth management company that manages over a hundred billion USD for its client's - Winston is leaving footprints in the finance world through his dedication and life philosophy of leadership through service. At Bernstein, Winston works as an asset manager to multigenerational families, entrepreneurs, and nonprofits. Winston has been the recipient of numerous decorations and awards including the Walter Payton Philadelphia Man of the Year award in 2010. Winston relocated to Nashville in 2010 with his wife and their 3 children. Show Notes I hope you're all excited for today's episode, as we're being joined for the first time ever, with a former NFL star, Winston Justice. Winston has had an exciting and diverse career in the sport, corporate and entrepreneurial world. On today's show, our guest Winston will be shedding light on some of the knowledge, pitfalls, and emotions involved in these industries. Get to find out how Winston was nominated for and helped in solving the 2008 NFL lockout and how this event shaped his passion and future career in wealth management. With an insider look at wealth management, Winston offers us the blueprint that goes into financial management for different groups, ranging from athletes, NGOs, entrepreneurs, and other interested parties. There's no doubt that hard work, passion, and commitment, is what football players and other athletes dedicate to their careers. But despite it all, a lot of failures and disappointments are experienced in this industry. From financial nosedives, short-lived careers, and bad advice, Winston explains to us the various challenges -mentally, emotionally, financially and physically- that athletes have to fight through every day, and why, in spite of landing lucrative deals and lifestyles, some athletes end up with almost nothing to show for at the end of their careers. We also cover Winston's personal experience working as an NFL player and how having a supportive wife and team staff was the cornerstone of his success in football and in life. Having learned a lot from football. Winston has applied some of this knowledge in his other endeavors, such as the coffee shop he started with his brother in law and wealth management for his clients. With so much discipline and passion for helping people and learning new things, Winston enjoys every bit of work put into the process of helping companies and individuals in managing their wealth and portfolio, something he describes as the beauty of building a legacy through finance. Quotes Unlike a business owner that sells his company, when a player gets drafted and then gets a new contract, everyone knows it. And on top of that, you're mostly surrounded by people very different from you, who are genuinely not the best type of people. Half the battle is surrounding yourself with the right type of people. Unlike in other professions, failures that athletes encounter financially are magnified by the media. You think about it the first time you put on your pads. It's so finite. You know that any play could be your last play, and it's all very scary too. It's almost like asking a doctor, ‘What are you going to do if you're not a doctor?' - Winston on football players thinking of another career. As men, we find our identity in what we do. Throughout any career, there's going to be some really extreme highs, and lows as well. Through playing football, you learn a lot of life attributes. Like I remember my coach telling me there are no mistakes, only opportunities to get better. And I applied it to every aspect of my life. You never know when the best time is to pursue a different career or path in life. But you don't want to look back and have any regrets, as well. You should give your all to the present moment, and even if that moment is coming to an end, you should enjoy it to the fullest - Winston's advice to athletes. Everything starts with a conversation - Winston on new business partnerships. Be present. Don't get caught up in the panic selling. - Winston's advice on the market's and current COVID-19 pandemic. Timestamps Winston's role in finding a resolution for the 2008 lockout (03:04) Discussing the financial failures of athletes (07:23) When do football players start to think and plan for life after football? (08:58) Transitioning dreams from basketball to football (10:41) Winston's experience changing NFL teams (12:44) How Winston is weathering the current COVID-19 Storm (16:23) Stepping into the entrepreneurial and financial world of Coffee business and Wealth management (21:24) Moving and settling into Nashville (32:09) Learning about life through football (35:39) Selected Links and Mentions Pete Caroll Elixr Coffee Walter Payton Man of the Year Award Bernstein NFL Lockout - ESPN.com Redefining the Scholar-Athlete - Frontiersin.org About Private Wealth Management - Investopia.com Life After the NFL: Planning Post-Football Careers - Lastwordonfootball.com

If you’re going through a particularly challenging season, pursuing your BIG goals may seem impossible. But the key to resilience lies in building momentum from small wins. Achieving one milestone can drive you forward to the next. And before you know it, you’re overcoming those perceived limitations and growing into the best possible version of yourself. Winston Ben Clements is a motivational speaker and resilience expert on a mission to inspire 1 billion people to unleash their full human potential. Winston was predicted to live a life of isolation and pain due to a rare bone disorder that stunted his growth and made his bones extremely fragile, but he has taken a stand for a quality of life that knows no limits. In 2018, he gave a TEDx Talk entitled ‘Your Limitations Are an Illusion,’ and now he travels the world, delivering training and talks that empower others to break through their own barriers. On this episode of Men on Purpose, Winston joins Emerald to discuss the idea of borrowing other’s strength when you haven’t got enough yourself and finding the opportunity behind the obstacle. He shares his early intuition that he should be using his story to inspire others on a global scale, explaining what finally provoked his pivot from corporate IT to public speaking. Listen in for Winston’s insight on stepping into your calling before something less pure occupies that space and learn how to use moments to build momentum toward your big dreams. What You Will Learn The idea of borrowing other’s strength when you don’t have enough Winston’s insight on looking for the opportunity behind the obstacle What inspired Winston’s pivot from corporate IT to public speaking Winston’s mission to inspire 1B people to overcome their perceived limitations Winston’s early intuition that he should be using his story to help others How to use moments to build momentum toward your big dreams What gives Winston the courage to put himself in the spotlight Stepping into your calling before something less pure occupies that space How Winston leverages coaching to define the HOW for his big goals How Winston celebrates milestones with an intentional rewards list Connect with Winston Ben Clements Winston’s Website Winston’s Free Gift Resources Winston’s TEDx Talk Toastmasters International Wickedly Smart Women Podcast Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x3333 This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

"Delusion" by Winston Clements #46Tagline: "The people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world are the ones who do."Winston Clements is inspiring people all across the world as we speak, to truly break through their own limitations and what a perfect guest for a show with a similar ethos. Now unlike many of us who struggle with adversity in our life, Winston had a rare form of brittle bone disease that sadly caused him to break over 150 bones just by the age of 12!!Yes, painful! However despite going through struggles and questioning whether he would ever be able to live a normal life, what Winston was doing throughout this journey was building an incredible amount of resilience to help him battle any adversity life would throw at him. He swiftly found a turning point in life that transformed him into the person he is today, moving onto TedX stages, inspiring 1,000s and soon 1,000,000s of people across the globe.He is also a specialist in building resilience, diversity and overcoming adversity. Yet the beautiful thing about Winston's story is there is no sense of self pity, only a purpose driven goal to just help others with his story. I have a lot of admiration for Winston and everything that he stands for and urge you all to follow his journey! You will only be inspired!Some key topics moments in the episode:[02:30] Winston's condition[13:30] Winston's mission[20:00] How Winston builds resilience[32:18] 3 - step process to deal with adversityI sincerely hope you found this podcast useful and urge you to follow Winston and share your thoughts on this episode!Support the podcast: https://www.patreon.com/findyourvoiceLinks to me:Website: https://www.arendeu.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aren.deu/Twitter: https://twitter.com/arendeuFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/aren.singhLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aren-deu-65443a4b/Podcast: https://www.findyourvoicepodcast.com YouTube: http://tiny.cc/51lx6yLinks to guest:Website: http://winstonclements.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WinstonSpeaker/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/winstonspeaker/Twitter: https://twitter.com/WinstonSpeakerLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wbclements/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Winston Ben Clements was predicted to live a life of isolation and pain due to a rare bone disorder that stunted his growth, and caused his bones to be extremely fragile (fracturing more than 150 times by age 12). Despite his small stature (3 feet tall) and use of a wheelchair, Winston has taken a stand for a quality of life that knows no limits. Nowadays he is a speaker and trainer, empowering audiences worldwide to break through their own barriers. Winston’s mission is to inspire 1 BILLION people to unleash their full human potential. In 2018 he delivered a TEDx talk titled “Your Limitations Are An Illusion” that has had a massive impact online. Learn more about his work at winstonclements.com In this episode we dive into: Winston’s life and lifestyle as someone diagnosed with Ostegenesis Imperfecta, or Brittle Bone Disorder. How Winston knew that he was destined for big things in this world as a child, and how he used that as fuel to propel himself forward even during the hard times. Why even though he was born with a physical disorder, he says he’s overcome more mental challenges than physical ones. Winston’s gratitude for the support of his family and friends and how he came to this realization at a young age. How his parents pushed him to figure things out on his own, and gave him the extra encouragement to be brave and proactive at school by initiating conversations and playing with other kids. Learning how everyone is essentially the same under the surface and for many of us we are going through the same struggles. Taking responsibility for your life versus living your life in a victim mentality. Why Winston’s mission is to inspire a BILLION people, for others and himself. How to stop letting perceived disabilities and limitations define us. The mindset spectrum and the tools we can use to keep us reaching for resilience and positivity. The personal and business relationship benefits to being involved in different networks. The 80/20 rule Winston sets for himself for following people on social media and creating content. Why Winston feels it is his responsibility to be proactive with his challenges. How to take ownership for your thoughts and feelings and direct them towards a positive mindset. Focusing on the things that you can do rather than what you cannot do and how Winston continues to struggle with too much attachment to the outcomes in his business. www.brenttieri.com

Winston Clements is today's guest joining us on the show.A a man who is truly inspiring as you will hear due to more than the normal obstacles to overcome everyday.However with a powerful view on the positives of life, Winston is achieving more than most will ever do.He was born with a condition known as Brittle Bones disease and the main symptom is bones that break very, very easily!This disorder limited him especially during childhood because he had to undergo numerous surgeries and missed out on a lot of fun moments.As he says "I remember the intense sense of frustration I used to feel, at having to watch from my bedroom window.While my sisters and all the other kids in the neighbourhood played outside in the sunshine.The turning point for me came many years later… after I had successfully graduated from University with a degree in Computer Science.My confidence had taken a big hit because I was struggling to find employment, unlike most of my friends.Something needed to change!How The Dots Started Joining Up For Winston. Winston Clements decided to stop comparing his life to other people, to stop doubting in his own abilities and to stop letting a disability define him as a person!Breaking through the self-imposed barriers empowered him to build a successful tech career with some of the top companies in the world – and TODAY he issuing his speaking to share learnings and practical takeaways at live team events and conferences.As he says "In today's world stress, overwhelm and mental illness are becoming increasingly commonplace.This isn't helped by a society that likes to put us in boxes whether it is because of gender, disability or any other bias.Having been born with a severe physical disability, I've been able to achieve many things which perhaps are not expected of people in my situation.One big piece of advice I would love to share with your audience is around taking extreme ownership - a mindset that puts you in a far better position to achieve results as opposed to adopting a victim mentality.Well lets get him on the show so that he can share that with all of us today.So is it as simple as deciding to do something that makes all the difference in life?And where does he find the daily challenges appearing most, through his general life or the opinions of others?Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr.Winston Clements.   Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty subjects with Winston Clements such as:How Winston used to have good days and bad days as a young child, and what he did to turn the majority into good.Why Winston Clements thinks that the mental challenge is in many ways so much harder to overcome than the physical one every-time.How he decided that he had the motivation to start earning his own money through his own passions.And lastly.......We reveal how you can all become a speaker on the circuit even though it isn't obvious what your message should be when you first start.

On this episode of Stories Behind the Grind, listen to my conversation with Winston Clements, an award winning TedX speaker whose mission is to inspire people to create a world without limitations. We discuss what to look for in an accountability partner, how to inspire staff to be resilient, moving past your comfort zone (even when it hurts) and overcoming adversity. Also discover How Winston navigated being born with Brittle Bones disease How Winston transitioned from working in the corporate world to becoming a motivational speaker How to start to move past your comfort zone How Winston is now pushing himself further Winston’s process to release consistent video content Benefits to having an accountability partner How to manufacture your own network How to deal with setbacks How to overcome your limitations Inspiring your staff to be resilient Winston’s definition of the Grind Link: Winston's website - http://winstonclements.com/ Be sure to follow me on Instagram and say Hi @aidanvoc Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts. You can find this episode plus all the previous episode here. Four ways you can support this podcast Take a screenshot of this podcast and send it to a friend who may like it Take your Grind to the next level by implementing a sales funnel to turn your passive website visitors into paying customer with ClickFunnels, the #1 sales funnel software in the world. You can get a free trial by going to www.clickfunnels.com Rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts! Connect with me @aidanvoc (I respond to all DM’s there)  

Episode 27-  Winston Justice    Main Points  The movement Winston realized he was in the NFL and the story behind it If he had the choice to do it all over again, would he? The concussions debate, Winston's take on it and if he would allow his kids to play football Day in the life of an NFL player What goes on right before kick off in the locker room- CRAZY stories of the NFL locker rooms The nutrition of an offensive lineman in the NFL - how much he ate during his playing days and how he has transformed his body since The best advice he has every gotten How Winston's relationship with Christ has helped him with his career  Life Hacks learned from Peyton Manning & Andrew Luck Blocking for 3 Heisman Trophy Winners  - Carson Palmer, Matt Lienart, and also Reggie Bush  Many many more GREAT stories from the NFL and how Winston became one of the greatest offensive lineman to play the game and his immense success after!     SPONSOR: Kimera Koffee - Nootropic filled great tasting coffee straight from the 5,000ft altitude mountains deep in Dominican Republic! https://kimerakoffee.com   Code: NURSE 10% off in checkout ------------------------------------------------- SHOUTOUT OF THE WEEK Kevin Tarca @TarcaTime33 Unreal new podcast added to my list! Check out @GameOfLife_POD! My man @DavidNurse05 finds the most inspiring and brilliant people to interview. From @NBA insight to sleep optimization and everything in between! #TheGameOfLife -----------------------------------------------   3pters of the Week! 1. Book I am Reading: Boys in the Boat -  https://www.amazon.com/Boys-Boat-Americans-Berlin-Olympics/dp/0143125478   2. Life Hack I am Testing:  Curing Jet Lag!!! Human Charger https://www.humancharger.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwybvPBRDBARIsAA7T2kghc5FXafNhINafL-Px58tpxJWWOBjVCoveO10EMpVsuSdojlaN63EaAhrIEALw_wcB   3. NBA Behind the Scenes  ------- FOLLOW EVERYTHING WINSTON: You can't!! he's not on social media. I am his agent. ; ) Contact me if you want to reach out to Winston!

Tony Robbins once said that we are thrust into action out of inspiration or desperation. And sometimes it’s a little bit of both! Entrepreneurship can be overwhelming, and it isn’t always as easy to stay driven day after day – especially when the end goal seems so far away. Today’s guest shares his story of working through those challenges and developing the grit to continue.  Winston Henderson is the Chief Visionaire at 5 Years 2 Mastery, an enterprise that seeks to equip and empower others to overcome the limiting beliefs that are holding them back as they work toward their goals, creating the life they’ve always wanted. He was introduced to entrepreneurship by his cousin at the age of 18. After several failed attempts to establish various businesses, Winston studied IT at university – and hated it. But the blessing in disguise was that he also discovered a love of marketing and a renewed interest in business. At 24, Winston spent a year and a half working a traditional job in sales before starting his own home-based hot beverage business. Though Winston’s venture was doing well enough that he could quit his full-time job, he struggled to develop the necessary discipline to run a successful business on his own. As things fell apart and Winston entered a state of depression, he took a look at his options: He could either go back to a full-time job, or he could dig in and make it work. The birth of his daughter in 2011 motivated him to choose the latter, and Winston has built a business that serves ten countries and brings in a monthly revenue of $130,000. Inspired to share his systems and help others reach their full potential, Winston has expanded his work, adding Digital and Content Marketing Strategist and Break-Through and Consistency Mentor to his job title. Listen in as he explains how consistent daily activities lead to big wins and how ‘celebrating the process’ keeps you moving forward as you grow into your most powerful self!   Key Takeaways The challenges of entrepreneurship Mental and emotional discipline ‘Dig in and make it work’   How Winston shifted his mindset to acquire the necessary discipline Desperation for financial independence Strong, emotionally compelling reason to push through the challenges Pain of regret stronger than pain of developing discipline   How Winston selected the products he promotes Saw a demand/need Capitalized on service aligned with that demand   Winston’s advice for building a lucrative business Consistency Start small Visualize the end goal Focus on daily activities Refuel by celebrating the process   Winston’s secrets to success Faith Figure out what’s holding you back Develop your communication skills   Connect with Winston Henderson Website  

Jeff and the gang talk about current FSU news and not-so-current FSU topics. Take a listen! 1. What it's like to interview college athletes. 2. How Winston stacks up against everyone else. 3. Did you all see the winston/ Steve Mariucci segment on NFL Network? If not stop the podcast and go watch it... then come back to us.