Podcast appearances and mentions of jake dixon

im and Rich dive into the Qatar Grand Prix in this episode. They guys cover all of the great racing action as all three races plus the sprint with action packed and full of drama. The Moto3 boys started off the evening with a great race that came down to a last lap, last corner dash to the line. By luck or great race strategy Piqueras won his second race of the year will Rueda had a mechanical failure and did not earn any points. Next up the Moto2 Crew had a good as as championship leader Jake Dixon crashed out and slow starting front row man Canet went from 3rd on the grid to 14th and then chased down the leaders to win his first race of the year and take the lead in the championship. Lastly the MotoGP grid bolstered by the return of Martin had their best races of the season. Marc Marquez won the sprint while Bagnaia finished 8th. The race Sunday night was action filled as the Marquez brother tangled at the first turn. Surprisingly Vinales raced to the front on his KTM only to run wide and let Marc take the victory. Bagnaia finished third but was promoted to 2nd after Vinales was penalized for low tire pressure. Morbidelli was third. If you're a regular listener, please sign up to support the show financially if you can and don't forget to connect with us via the social media channels. Thanks to all our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

Jim and Rich start of this episode with some listener feed back. Seems The guys missed the fact that American Rossi Moor has signed to ride in the Junior GP Moto2 class this year (link below). Next Jim and Rich tackle the news starting off with Pirelli becoming the sole tire supplier for the entire MotoGP paddock in 2027. They discuss the Ogura disqualification and chat about the X rant that people are becoming bored with the sprint races. Lastly they cover all the action from Argentina. Piqueras opened his winning bank account with a somewhat controversial win in Moto3. What does the rule really say about touching the green paint on the last lap? Inquiring minds want to know. British pride was on full display in Moto2 as Jake Dixon took a commanding win and moved into second in the championship chase. Lastly MotoGp and what can you say about Marc's incredible start to the season. The result may have been the same as last race when Marc battled his brother for the win, but how we got there this time is completely different. The guys also wonder when Marc will actually loose a race. If you're a regular listener, please sign up to support the show financially if you can and don't forget to connect with us via the social media channels. Thanks to all our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom……. Rossi Moor: https://www.roadracingworld.com/news/american-rossi-moor-signs-with-juniorgp-moto2-team/

Jake Dixon is the Founder and C.E.O. of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching & Training organization that specializes in partnering with broker-owners and their agents to increase growth, retention, productivity, and profitability.In this week's No Broke Months for Salespeople episode, Jake will talk about Effective Time Management Tips to Get More Done in Less Time.You can find Jake from these links below:WebsiteFacebookInstagramLinkedIn  --To find out more about Dan Rochon and the CPI Community, you can check this link:www.NoBrokeMonths.com --Do you want to win a FREE 45-minute complimentary coaching session with Dan Rochon and a FREE copy of the book "Real Estate Evolution," a comprehensive 10-step guide to achieving Consistent and Predictable Income?❗❗JOIN THE NO BROKE MONTHS FOR REAL ESTATE AGENTS MONTHLY RAFFLE HERE ❗❗--Stop

Jim and Rich cover the final race of the final triple header on this years calendar. They kick the show off with a great email from loyal listener Alan, which allows Jim rant on about techno-geeky thing like ride height devices and aerodynamics. We also learned that Barcelona will be the host for the last round of this years championship due to the extreme flooding in Spain. Later the guys chat about the action from Malaysia. In Moto3 David Alonso just keeps on wining and then shows his human side by donating his winnings to help the disaster relief efforts in Valencia. In Moto2 the walking wounded Veitti (cracked shoulder bone) runs off with the victory was poor old Jake Dixon looses a podium because his lap counter was wrong! Finally the discussion turn to MotoGP where Bagnaia crashed in the sprint and handed Martin a victory. The main event on Sunday was a titanic struggle between the two rivals but it only lasted 5 laps. Martin decided the risk was to great and hw rode home in second behind Bagnaia. Martin now only has to win the sprint on Saturday to clinch the championship. If you're a regular listener, please sign up to support the show financially if you can and don't forget to connect with us via the social media channels. Thanks to all our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

Rich returns from holiday to discuss all the action from Aragon! The race weekend was plagued by overnight thunder storms that dirtied the track and created crazy racing action. In Moto 3, Alonso busted out to a huge lead and looked a sure bet to win the race, but Rueda had different ideas as he chose a hard rear tire. Once that switched on, Rueda ran down Alonso to take his first class victory showing the brilliance and speed that won him the Jr. World Championship and the Red Bull Rookies Cup in the same year. Don't worry about Alonso because he increased his lead in the championship to 75 points. In Moto2, crashes were the main topic as Canet, Aldeuger, and Roberts all had wild high sides! Jake Dixon rode a masterful race to win another Grand Prix and close in on the championship leaders. It was truly a miserable weekend for Garcia as he called it a day after starting 29th and receiving a long lap penalty. He still leads the Championship over Ogura. In MotoGP, the question was, could anyone beat Marc Marquez? Fastest all weekend, Marc took pole position, converted that to a win in the Sprint race on Saturday and then dominated the Sunday race to win in 1,043 days! Bagnaia struggled with grip levels on each of his race starts, finishing off the podium in the sprint handing Martin the championship lead by 3 points. Sunday was another bad start for Bagnaia, but he made the best of it and was looking good for a podium finish until he and Alex Marquez crashed at turn 12. Now, Martin holds a 23 point lead as we head for the double in San Marino! if you're a regular listener, please sign up to support the show financially if you can and don't forget to connect with us via the social media channels. Thanks to all our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

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Episode Summary: In this episode of the REDX Podcast, Jake Dixon shares the essential principles that enable real estate agents to excel amidst changing market landscapes. The episode is a wealth of information for agents seeking to enhance their productivity, maximize their profitability, and establish systems that foster sustainable business growth. Key Takeaways: Real estate agents must focus on establishing relationships, consistently communicating their value, and providing services that meet client needs profitably. A disciplined approach to business practices, hinged on consistency, can set the foundation for successful real estate transactions. Dixon proposes an acronym, CRMs, highlighting the importance of Consistency, Relationships, Market knowledge, and Skillset development in the real estate sector.

Jumping into the fascinating journey of our special guest Jake, who transitioned from a professional baseball career to the world of real estate! Jake is the Founder and CEO of The Locker Room Real Estate Coach & Training, a dynamic organization dedicated to partnering with broker owners and agents to drive growth. Drawing inspiration from his baseball background, Jake has carved an impressive path in the real estate industry. Recognized as a Top 25 Real Estate Trendsetter by SUCCESS Magazine, he's also a Master Partner for Renewable Real Estate and the visionary behind The Champion's Network. Let's delve into Jake's journey, starting from the very beginning, and uncover the steps that have led him to his current success.

In part 2 of the Qatar MotoGP special recorded back in November, Rich speaks to a whole host of riders from the 3 classes. The chats involve all manner of topics, ranging from aspects of their careers, performances in the 2023 championship, penalties and of course a look forward to 2024, particularly for those moving up a class. The teams and riders were incredibly generous with their time and a pleasure to meet so thanks to all involved and thanks again to Dorna Sports for their valuable assistance in providing MotoPod with access to the Lusail International Circuit paddock. It's a long show! In order of sequence, we have: (0:35) Taka Nakagami, (11:44) Iker Lecuona, (23:18) Jake Dixon, (33:11) Fermin Aldeguer, (39:05) Sam Lowes, (52:57) Alonso Lopez, (58:18) Joe Roberts, (01:07:08) Sergio Garcia, (01:14:16) Collin Veijer, (01:21:54) Ajumu Sasaki, (01:29:00) Deniz Oncu, (01:42:52) Josh Whatley & (01:49:33) Scott Ogden. Phew!! Please subscribe and become a Patreon if you can. Thanks to all of our loyal listeners and supporters and thanks also to show partner Roadskin. Zoom Zoom…….

Can the principles of baseball offer a blueprint for success in real estate? How can embracing failure, focusing on fundamentals, and leveraging one's strengths lead to a home run in real estate? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the intriguing parallels between baseball and real estate. Our guest, Jake Dixon, shares his insights on the importance of embracing failure, mastering the fundamentals, playing to one's strengths, and adopting a mindset of resilience and consistency in the real estate industry. Drawing from his experience in baseball, Jake offers valuable lessons for real estate agents, emphasizing the need for perseverance, strategic thinking, and personal growth. Jake, Founder and CEO of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching, is renowned for revolutionizing real estate coaching since 2016. A former top productivity coach, he has been recognized as one of the top real estate coaches by Agent Fire in 2021 and by Coach Foundation in 2022. With a background in professional baseball, Jake infuses his sports experience into his coaching philosophy, focusing on growth and skill development for agents, especially those managing fewer than 24 homes annually. Beyond his primary role, Jake is a graduate of the University of North Florida, Co-Founder of the TLR Leadership & Coaching Academy, and Founder of The Champion's Network. His ethos, “Real estate is a contact sport, it's time to get your jersey dirty," reflects his hands-on, energetic approach to real estate training and leadership.   [00:00:00 - 00:01:00] The Game of Real Estate: Similarities with Baseball Embracing failure as a path to success. Importance of consistency and repetition. Adapting to the pace of real estate, akin to a baseball game's tempo.   [00:13:00 - 00:15:00] Overcoming Rejection: Learning from 'No'  Real estate as a contact sport, akin to baseball. Strategies for dealing with rejection and objections. The significance of persistence and resilience. [00:15:00 - 00:25:00] Mastering Fundamentals: From Baseball to Real Estate  Importance of focusing on the basics. Analogies between training in sports and real estate practices. Developing a disciplined approach to growth and learning  [00:25:00 - 00:40:00] Redefining Success: Strengths Over Comfort Zone    Challenging the idea that success lies outside the comfort zone. Leveraging personal strengths and experiences. Building a unique approach to achieving goals.  [00:40:00 - 00:60:00] Guiding Principles and Authentic Communication The need for guiding principles in real estate interactions. Avoiding apologetic language and communicating with confidence. The importance of showing genuine care in client relationships. Quotes: "The same thing it takes to close 12 homes per year is the exact same thing it takes to close 112 homes per year." - Jake Dixon​​. "Real estate is a contact sport. It's time to get your jersey dirty." - Jake Dixon​​. "Success lives by expanding your strength zone." - Jake Dixon​​. To contact Jake Dixon, learn more about her business, and make her a part of your network, make sure to follow him on Linkedin and visit his website:   https://www.linkedin.com/in/dixonjake/ www.tlrnation.com   If you want to build your business and become more discoverable online, Streamlined Media has you covered. Check out how they can help you build an evergreen revenue generator all  powered by content creation! SUBSCRIBE & LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW as we discuss real estate excellence with the best of the best.

Get ready to dive into the fast-paced world of motorsports as we discuss karting's growth, F1 strategies, iconic victories, and more in this action-packed episode! Explore a multifaceted motorsports journey in this episode. We begin by emphasising unity in karting's growth and shift to the Italian F1 GP, dissecting Sainz's race and Ferrari's strategy. Dive into the world of tire gambles, Red Bull's perfect season odds, and driver styles. Revisit the 2008 F1 Championship debates. Celebrate recent victories and the Catalunya MotoGP Grand Prix. Plus, delve into intriguing Marquez rumours. This episode transcends races, offering insights into motorsports strategy, history, and the sport's vibrant present.

Ep 27 - Jurassic Rings Sam, Ash and Chippy are back to discuss everything motorcycle racing after MotoGP Catalunya. Aprilia took their first ever 1-2. David Alonso's incredible final corner and Jake Dixon's back on top. Intro - 00:00 Who Am I? - 19:30 The News - 23:00 MotoGp Sprint - 35:00 MotoGP Feature - 40:30 Moto3 - 53:00 Moto2 - 1:04:00 Silly Season - 1:13:30 Predictions - 1:44:00 Questions - 1:56:00 Listen Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-big-bad-bike-show/id1673167083 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70IS589qT50Ms15HGpPKYQ?si=8c10129ff0154830 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebigbadbikeshow Follow Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090396463981 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/733520544969492 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBigBadBS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebigbadbikeshow/ Contact Email: Podcast@bigbadbs.co.uk

Welcome to Episode 109 of the Everything Moto Racing podcast! We hope you enjoy it! In this episode, we discussed the terrible incident at Catalunya and what is going on with Bastianini, Jake Dixon's "incredible" PR skills, the Moto2/3 Pirelli test and its conclusion, silly season talk and more!

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

#WorldSBK Paddock Show Co-ordinator and presenter Michael Hill joins us to discuss all the latest happenings in World Superbikes and his thoughts on Iannone, Rea, Brad Ray and Scott Redding and much more! We also remember the legend Paul Bird who lost his life recently. #MotoGP CatalanGP review and another Jake Dixon win. And get well soon Brandon Russell. Don't forget you can listen to Motorsport Radio 24hrs a day on our radio stream. www.motorsport.radio

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Welcome to Episode 106 of the Everything Moto Racing podcast! We hope you enjoy it! In this episode, we discussed Sean Dylan Kelly being possibly sacked by his team, Jake Dixon's mixed messages in the media, silly season talk including Quartararo and Honda, plus everything Austria!

What do you mean Francesco Bagnaia didn't win a last lap decider again? Welcome to the Motorsport101 British GP Podcast Review, with a difference! You get to hear from Dre, who was there in person covering the event on the behalf of M101, The Race and as a guest of Monster Energy! From interviewing some of the best bike riders in the world to a sit down with Randy Mamola, Dre goes in detail about what it's like to cover a MotoGP race in person! Also, Aleix Espargaro won the race in dramatic, final lap, rain-affected fashion, from 12th on the grid! We go into detail about a superb fight for the win, a big crash for Marco Bezzecchi, and why can't Aprilia do this more often after all four of their bikes hit the Top 10 for the first time ever! We also talk some big silly season news as Marco has a big decision to make about his future Ducati and the ramifications that could come from it - Is Zarco going to Honda? And where does Franco Morbidelli end up as Alex Rins heads to Yamaha across enemy lines? And finally, does Jake Dixon have a bigger role in silly season than we think? We talk his blow up on Darryn Binder and whether the sport should be pushing as hard as it is for a Brit in the premier class! All that on Motorsport101!

Ep 24 - The Proverbial Clitoris. This week Sam, Ash and Chippy discuss what happened when MotoGP returned after a five week break at Silverstone. Who were the winners and losers? Who should get a penalty? And of course that heated interview with Jake Dixon. All new, "Who Am I?" Racing News Silly Season BSB Predictions for Thruxton Listen Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-big-bad-bike-show/id1673167083 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70IS589qT50Ms15HGpPKYQ?si=8c10129ff0154830 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebigbadbikeshow Follow Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090396463981 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/733520544969492 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBigBadBS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebigbadbikeshow/ Contact Email: Podcast@bigbadbs.co.uk

Plenty for Adam, David and Neil to chew through after the Monster Energy British Grand Prix: the Aprilia resurgence, the paradox of the event, the Japanese nadir (?), Jake Dixon now-and-the-future plus ‘Moments', ‘Winners and Losers' and interviews with Romano Albesiano and Razlan Razali

Sometimes the title of the episode has something to do with the episode itself. Other times, something so absurd has been said that it needs to be highlighted by being the show title. This is a case of the latter. And besides, it helps distract from the stunning reality that the Captain somehow found the winner's circle at Silverstone. So let's not speak of it. Let's instead concentrate on the knife fight that was Moto 3 and the glory of Cheryl not only being at the track but meeting her hero Jake Dixon. That's the story of the week and we chat to Cheryl to get the low down on a great weekend. IMPORTANT ANOUNCEMENT None of this would be possible without our magnificent sponsors. They support us, so it's only good manners you should support them. Visit their websites, try and buy their products, sign up for their newsletters, and tell them WE SENT YOU. And we would be really pleased if you bought Borrie's books. They're a great read, they make great gifts, and it helps him to feed his family. If he can feed his family he tends not to rob people. All four of his masterpieces are here (https://www.shocknawe.com.au/)… And our sponsors: Hard to bellieve we have ANOTHER new sponsor but it's a big welcome and thankyou this week to Indo Insider Tours (https://indoinsidertours.com). SAVIC MOTORCYCLES (https://www.savicmotorcycles.com/) SC-PROJECT OCEANIA (https://sc-project.com.au/) WORLD ON WHEELS (https://www.worldonwheels.tours/) NOISEGUARD (https://www.noiseguard.com.au/) MADE IN GERMANY (https://www.mig.bike/) AGV HELMETS (https://agvhelmets.com.au/) BMW MOTORRAD (https://www.bmw-motorrad.com.au/en_AU/experience/100years.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2v-gBhC1ARIsAOQdKY04XmOqX-ba24NzjBob1t3aBtot2ful3cvZP1J7gvJjYq72_FbkMogaAvwVEALw_wcB) HARLEY-DAVIDSON (https://www.harley-davidson.com/au/en/index.html) HONDA (https://motorcycles.honda.com.au/) SUZUKI (https://www.suzukimotorcycles.com.au/) TRIUMPH (https://www.triumphmotorcycles.com.au/?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2v-gBhC1ARIsAOQdKY1NcQLH228uZBgdijtHZZ-pfZ9E5NwTo8oU8-c0P5IYix62Ccswr6oaAmUxEALw_wcB) APRILIA (https://www.aprilia.com/au_EN/) MOTO GUZZI (https://www.motoguzzi.com/au_EN/models/v85-tt/) CMB Financial Services (https://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=cmb+financial+services&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8) or call 1300 262 346 GREY GUMS CAFÉ (https://www.facebook.com/GreyGumCafe/) KEBAND CUSTOM PARTS (https://www.kebandcustomparts.com.au) Chris the Artist (https://www.drautoart.com)

The good folks at Triumph invited the boys along to Silverstone for the MOTOGP weekend and whilst there they sat down with Moto2 superstar and all round good guy, Jake Dixon. It's a really great chat with a young man that has lived a lot in his young years. Whilst there, Ben also was lucky to ride the Moto2 edition Street Triple around the track. Big thanks to Triumph for that bit of fun! And that's your lot for Season 2. We'll be back after a summer break!

Jay eats pasta with Marc Marquez, Lewis checks out the cost of going to MotoGP in India. Also review of the #MotoGP #Silverstone and discuss Jake Dixon in Moto2, Scott Ogden in Moto3 and Rory Skinner. Listen to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Monday - Friday 6am to 9am on www.motorsport.radio

Jay eats pasta with Marc Marquez, Lewis checks out the cost of going to MotoGP in India. Also review of the #MotoGP #Silverstone and discuss Jake Dixon in Moto2, Scott Ogden in Moto3 and Rory Skinner. Listen to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Monday - Friday 6am to 9am on www.motorsport.radio

Jay eats pasta with Marc Marquez, Lewis checks out the cost of going to MotoGP in India. Also review of the #MotoGP #Silverstone and discuss Jake Dixon in Moto2, Scott Ogden in Moto3 and Rory Skinner. Listen to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Monday - Friday 6am to 9am on www.motorsport.radio

Jay eats pasta with Marc Marquez, Lewis checks out the cost of going to MotoGP in India. Also review of the #MotoGP #Silverstone and discuss Jake Dixon in Moto2, Scott Ogden in Moto3 and Rory Skinner. Listen to the Motorsport Radio Breakfast Show Monday - Friday 6am to 9am on www.motorsport.radio

Welcome to Episode 105 of the Everything Moto Racing podcast! We hope you enjoy it! In this episode, we discussed Jake Dixon's comments, including his desire for Darryn Binder to receive a race ban, Aleix Espargaro's incredible victory, Alex Rins' move to Yamaha, silly season talk, and Marc Marquez on a Ducati?! Plus more!

After a few weeks off Jim and Rich reunite to discuss the Assen round. Moto3 was a barnstorming affair that saw ten riders battling it out for the podium places. In Moto2 Rich gets emotional,as much as a Brit can, reliving Jake Dixon's first win. The MotoGP race was a Ducati feast. Aprilia look better, Binder has issues with track limits and of course both Rich and Jim rant on about the horrendous penalties or lack thereof from the race stewards. Please remember to like and subscribe to the show if possible. Zoom, Zoom....

Jake Dixon is the Founder and C.E.O. of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching & Training organization that specializes in partnering with broker-owners and their agents to increase growth, retention, productivity, and profitability.Jake and his team have served over 250 brokerages and 20,000+ agents within their first 5 years. Jake is unapologetically passionate about helping the 90+% of N.A.R. who close fewer than 24 homes per year and taking a stance for the 87% of agents who end up failing within their first 2 years of the business.  In this week's Mastermind, Jake will talk about The Simplest Formula to Earn 6 Figures per Year in Real Estate.--To find out more about Dan Rochon and the CPI Community, you can check this link:www.NoBrokeMonths.com --Stop

This week on For The Love Of MotoGP:With the summer break now in full swing, Tim and Steve begin to desperately scrabble around for MotoGP news and interesting discussion topics. Talking points for this episode include:More speculation around Jake Dixon's possible ascension to MotoGPConfirmation that there will be no new team on the grid next yearConcession rule changesDunlop becoming the sole tyre supplier to the lower classesThe pair also riff on some listener talking points. Enjoy the showJoin us in the For The Love Of MotoGP Facebook CommunityPatreonFantasy League – T2L2S9NMYou can also find us on Instagram and Twitter @fortheloveofmotogp or you can reach us by email at fortheloveofmotogp@gmail.comReference material for this episode came from: motogp.com | the-race.com | wikipedia.org | visordown.comThanks for listening!

Ep 18 - Big Dix in the Mix Get ready as Sam, Ash and Chippy dive headfirst into the heart pounding world of MotoGP at the legendary circuit of Assen! Who were the winners and losers after a thrilling weekend at the Cathedral of Speed that saw Jake Dixon stand on the top spot. An all new "Who am I" to keep you guessing and as always a little humour. There is more silly season: Will Marquez stay at Honda? Are KTM running out of time with Acosta? Should Jake Dixon head to Motogp? The lads look forward to WSBK at the iconic Donington Park asking the question, can anyone topple the Bautista dominance? As always we would love it if you got in touch. Listen Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-big-bad-bike-show/id1673167083 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70IS589qT50Ms15HGpPKYQ?si=8c10129ff0154830 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebigbadbikeshow Follow Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090396463981 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/733520544969492 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBigBadBS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebigbadbikeshow/ Contact Email: Podcast@bigbadbs.co.uk

With Honda admitting it won't make Marc Marquez see out his 2024 contract if he wants to leave, The Race MotoGP Podcast delves into a weekend of rider market bombshells and looks at what might happen next.Marquez didn't even race (again) in the Dutch Grand Prix, yet his weekend of clumsy crashes, forlorn midfield performance and seismic media sessions is top of Simon Patterson, Valentin Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer's agenda in our post-race episode.The possibility of Alex Rins or Joan Mir also exiting Honda and whether Assen Moto2 race winner Jake Dixon could step straight into a 2024 factory MotoGP seat is discussed too.Eventually we also make it onto talking about the racing itself, and the very comfortable position Pecco Bagnaia has going into the summer break (despite Marco Bezzecchi's best efforts), plus Brad Binder's astounding deja vu podium loss.Later in the summer break we'll be answering listeners' questions on all things MotoGP 2023, but particularly any topics or riders you feel we haven't talked about enough so far this year. Send your questions by email or voice note to podcasts@the-race.comFollow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and FacebookCheck out our latest videos on YouTubeDownload our app on iOS or Android Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

With Honda admitting it won't make Marc Marquez see out his 2024 contract if he wants to leave, The Race MotoGP Podcast delves into a weekend of rider market bombshells and looks at what might happen next. Marquez didn't even race (again) in the Dutch Grand Prix, yet his weekend of clumsy crashes, forlorn midfield performance and seismic media sessions is top of Simon Patterson, Valentin Khorounzhiy and Matt Beer's agenda in our post-race episode. The possibility of Alex Rins or Joan Mir also exiting Honda and whether Assen Moto2 race winner Jake Dixon could step straight into a 2024 factory MotoGP seat is discussed too. Eventually we also make it onto talking about the racing itself, and the very comfortable position Pecco Bagnaia has going into the summer break (despite Marco Bezzecchi's best efforts), plus Brad Binder's astounding deja vu podium loss. Later in the summer break we'll be answering listeners' questions on all things MotoGP 2023, but particularly any topics or riders you feel we haven't talked about enough so far this year. Send your questions by email or voice note to podcasts@the-race.com Follow The Race on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook Check out our latest videos on YouTube Download our app on iOS or Android Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ep 17 - Bring the Cream to the Top Sam, Ash and Chippy are back with another episode. Ash and Chippy relive their VIP experience with Hawk Racing at Knockhill's BSB. The lads talk about the MotoGP at Sachsenring as well as the BSB at Knockhill. Jorge Martin does the double, Jake Dixon backs up his podium and Dennis Oncu finally get his elusive race win. There is even more Silly Season before looking forward to next weeks MotoGP at Assen. There's an all new "Who am I?" Listen Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-big-bad-bike-show/id1673167083 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/70IS589qT50Ms15HGpPKYQ?si=8c10129ff0154830 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebigbadbikeshow Follow Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100090396463981 Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/733520544969492 Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBigBadBS Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebigbadbikeshow/ Contact Email: Podcast@bigbadbs.co.uk

In the latest Gathering The Kings episode, we're excited to feature Jake Dixon, former college baseball athlete turned top-tier entrepreneur. Dixon began with an indoor baseball training facility before catapulting into network marketing's top 1% within six months. He then entered real estate and quickly realized his passion for empowering agents to find their 'why.' This revelation birthed "The Locker Room," a booming real estate coaching and training company, now paving the path to coach certification.This episode dives deep into Dixon's four-step adversity-busting process and why authenticity in your business model is key. Learn how to create the ideal client experience and the significance of marketing in business success. Hear Jake's unique take on defining success and his journey of expanding "The Locker Room" nationwide. Teasing his next goal of securing ICF (International Coaching Federation) certification, this episode packs a punch! Don't miss out – tune into episode 253 of Gathering The Kings for an invaluable entrepreneurial deep-dive!During this episode, you will learn about;[01:58] Introduction to Jake Dixon and his business[12:22] Jake's why[15:29] How Jake uses his past to mold the future[17:40] Jake's 4-Part process to overcoming adversity[21:48] Origin story of The Locker Room[28:32] One decision that changed Jake's outlook on business and life[31:31] Jake reflects on past decisions that he has learned from[37:55] The one metric that Jake would track if he had to choose only one[41:56] How Jake obsesses over work and family[47:34] Advice for younger Jake[48:55] How to connect with Jake50:02] Info on Gathering The Kings mastermindNotable Quotes"A professional knows what they know, what they don't know, and the difference between the two." - Jake Dixon"Sales is nothing more than the transfer of enthusiasm." - Jake Dixon"People can smell your commission breath coming from a mile away." - Jake Dixon"Don't let somebody else talk you out of your dreams just because they gave up on their own." - Jake Dixon"So when I decided that day, I cut off everything else. I was going to do this." - Jake Dixon"I like to interpret data. Give me data, and I'll find the story that lives inside of it." - Jake Dixon"Don't fall into the trap of thinking you have to make investments in things just because your competitor or someone over there is doing it." - Jake Dixon"It's okay to be loud about what's real." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)"Hope is liberation." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)"I could hit the end button and probably go run through a wall right now." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)"Pay attention to what your clients actually need and want." - Chaz Wolfe (Host)Books and Resources Recommended:Andrews, Andy. The Traveler's Gift. 2002.Amazon.com: The Traveler's Gift: Seven Decisions that Determine Personal Success: 9780785264286: Andrews, Andy: BooksCole, Jesse. Fans First. 2018.

Jake Dixon is unapologetically passionate about helping real estate agents that currently close fewer than 24 homes per year, which according to the National Association of Realtors makes up 90% of the population. He is the founder and CEO of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching & Training organization that partners with broker owners and their agents to increase growth, retention, productivity and profitability, which has been around since 2016. Jake was selected as one of the Top 50 Real Estate Coaches in 2021 by Agent Fire and was named a Top Real Estate Coach for 2022 by Coach Foundation. Prior to founding The Locker Room, Jake graduated from the University of North Florida and played college and professional baseball. Jake discussed how agents can be successful in this market and how he started and grew his coaching and training organization to be one that is well respected in the industry.FOLLOW JAKE

Business has changed and it's scary. What do you do in a downturn market? You go back to the basics, because there is still a lot of money to be made now.Three Things You'll Learn in This EpisodeThe basics of marketing in this economy.What you're doing wrong right now.Why this market is so scary, but doesn't have to be.ResourceCheck Out The Locker RoomReal Estate Marketing DudeThe Listing Advocate (Earn more listings!)REMD on YouTubeREMD on InstagramTranscript:So how do you track new business? You constantly don't have to chase it. Hi, I'm Mike Cuevas to real estate marketing. And this podcast is all about building a strong personal brand people have come to know, like trust and most importantly, refer. But remember, it is not their job to remember what you do for a living. It's your job to remind them. Let's get startedwhat is up ladies and gentlemen, welcome another episode of the real estate marketing dude, podcast, folks, we are gonna get back to some basics today.People are wondering what the hell do I do? What should I do in business isn't the same as it was 18 months ago, we don't know what the hell's going on anymore. And people are like, freaking out. Chill, dude, these are the best brand building opportunities to take share and territory than ever. But I understand it's very scary for a lot of people right now. Because reality is most of you have never seen a shift. None of you guys have seen a down market to the tune of about 85% of you. And if you've never seen a down market, you're probably shitting your pants right now and rightfully so. So what we're gonna be chatting about today is what do you do in a down market, this will be my second and a half one, I believe in my career. And we're gonna give you guys some very, very basic advice. But it is basic. And unfortunately, what we're chatting about today is you got to go back to the basics. One of the gurus I followed when I first started my career, I think, as Craig forte, who said, You must be brilliant at the basics. You got to be brilliant at the basics. And I think that's correct, but if not, whoever it is, thanks.I still think about that. And it's absolutely true. The big teams out there right now and there's a lot of you guys are listening to this, you're getting your ass kicked right now that $20,000 of ad spend, you've been spending monthly? Well, the ROI isn't converting the same way it is because when there is a market shift, what you can't control are consumer habits. And that's exactly why today's episode is gonna be going back to the fucking basics. So without further ado, we have Mr. Jake Dixon on the show today, Jake runs the locker room, which is a coaching company, a really kick ass coach, coaching company, very bottom of the line guy and he's dealing with this in all markets across the country, because they have students everywhere. And I think what you're going to get today is a lot of insight on what you should be doing right now. So quit freaking out, grab your pen. Stop running on your treadmill and listen to what Jake says Jake, how you doing, dude? Doing great, Mike. Glad to be here, man. Let's rock and roll. Thanks for coming on the show here. Why don't you tell everyone a little bit about yourself? Jake's a dude.I'd say why don't you Tom, how'd you get your why you guys have so many coaching students? Why should ever listen to you? Well, you guys been doing? Yeah, I'm gonna dudes. Dude. I'm a coach dude with the marketing dude, what a great combo here. So yeah, my quick background is I played college and professional baseball. Hence inspiration for come coming up with the locker room, a lot of symbolism, a lot of sports analogies, some of which I'm sure I'm gonna drop on you and your audience today. But we specialize in working with broker owners team leads, as well as the agents who we feel are underserved I lovingly refer to as the blue ocean, which are any agents launching their careers, their dual career, they're selling fewer than 24 homes per year. That's right Blue Ocean Strategy book. And that is that's our bread and butter. There's plenty of coaching options out there for the mega mega superstar agents and producing agents. And we can serve you as well. But our messaging and our specialization is really birthed the newer, lesser producing crowd that wants to level up. I remember when I first got into real estate, I was doing a keg stand. And then a week later walking down Michigan Avenue wearing a suit and I'm like what the fuck just happened. And I joined a company that was called home touch. They're out of business since but we had a kiosk and water tower mall right next to Fannie Mae chocolates. And if you've ever been to water tower mall, it's a tourist trap. And there's a lot of people now you might not be able to walk through there without getting mugged. But that's a different story.And I sold my first four, six houses right off the floor. And it was we'd have listings, sitting there, right? And listings would just be sitting there. And then people would stop and be like, Oh, what's that worth just certain note the same concept as a window shopping when you walk past the real estate office in a place you've never been to before you always say hey, what does that house going for here? Right? So it was very easy to have these conversations and I was only 22. But instantly I knew the name of the game was having conversations because of that. Right? And that's so basic, and the gurus will tell us so you're one more note away from your next Yes, the way I look at content creation brand and all that as your own more view away from your next referral and our client because 10 to 15% of the people that see your shit, they're moving and 100% of them have referral for you guys. So my version of going back to basics is always go back to the basics if not everyone you know that knows of that you'd invite to your wedding or funeral with an unlimited budget doesn't know the fact that you're in real estate. That's what I mean. Go back to the basics. Now. How hard is it? I've never understood this real estate. I can't get business I can't get business. How hard is it just inlet the with Facebook IIemail, social media just know the let the people 100 to 200 people that you would say hello to in the grocery store. How hard is it to remind them? You're in real estate? This isn't rocket science.No, you're exactly right. And that's why we say here our motto at lockerroom is real estate's a contact sport, it's time to get your jersey 30. Some of you are going home every day without a speck of dirt to be shown for on that jersey. And so, to emphasize the point you're making there, you're absolutely right, right. We have something a concept here something crunchy, maybe called the five to 25 challenge. All we've done is repackage something that otherwise becomes numb and unsexy and made it sexy again, because I can beat you over the head, like every other person about lead generation and making your contacts. But we just repurposed it, calling it the five to 25 challenge. So math majors out there. Here's what that is. It's five contacts a day for five days a week, over, let's say, 50 weeks out of the year. Anybody can do that. I don't care if you're launching your new business, your dual career are you the busiest superstar mega producer out there, you can have five intentional conversations every day, no excuses. So that's 1250 Real Estate conversations over the course of the year. And I've been tracking this religiously now for seven years. And again, keep in mind my audience, but I see consistently a 2% conversion rate meaning for every 50 people I talk to, it will yield me one new piece of business. So what's 1250 Real Estate conversations times 2%? Right? You guessed it 2525 sales in a year puts you now in the top three to 5% of producers according to Nar put that on your fridge, you know? And yeah, what am I gonna talk about? I can't just call people to say, What am I gonna say, Jake? Well, that's a problem. Mike, you know this as well, as I do is I work with so many agents who say, Well, I've already talked to everybody I know. And I call bullshit because what you actually have done is you cherry, pick your database, show me your your phone contacts, and then show me all the friends and people you have on your social media. You mean to tell me you talk to every single person, highly unlikely what you've actually done is just cherry pick your database, because you're so busy on or worried about what am I supposed to say? So it's not a contact issue. It's a skill set issue, which is scripts and dialogues and having the confidence to go speak with people. I hear that all the time people like, especially with content creation, like Dude, I'm not gonna send that video. On Facebook. Everyone already knows I'm in real estate. I'm like, Oh, really? How many deals did you last year, because I break down the math for and here you guys can break down the math, if you're sitting at home too. And how many deals you do last year, they'll say 12 how many friends you have on Facebook 1000? Well, out of those 1000 Friends 100 250 of them fucking moved. But all 1000 of them had a referral for you that you failed to get. And you're telling me you only did 12 transactions over the course of your lifetime. 80% of the people who moved us the first person they met.What are you talking about? The numbers don't add up, right? That's basics. That's basics. It's being everybody's looking for the shiny object get rich, quick pill. And the reality is, last time I checked, unless you want a robot or artificial intelligence mechanism to replace you. We just got to get back to the basics, which is what this is all about. I equate this to a former life when I used to give young kids baseball lessons, right? Again, I have a significant background in sports like, and so I would teach a 12 year old for example, the same way I taught that kid how to grip a bat or hold that baseball properly,is literally the same thing those guys on TV are doing earning millions of dollars a year. They're the best at what they do. Okay, so So the bottom line is this. If it's true in baseball, I've got to be I've got to be led to believe it's true in the sport called Real Estate that the fundamentals don't change, the fundamentals stay the same, right? It's just that the game speeds up. So instead of that kid throwing 55 miles an hour in Little League, now they're throwing 95 miles an hour in the major leagues. But guess what, the grip and the how they hold the bat is the same. So agents the same way you close 12 homes per year is the exact same thing it takes you to close 112 homes per per year, you just need to master the fundamentals. And then notice that the game speeds up but the game and the fundamentals don't change themselves.I gotta take a quick interruption here. Just to show how on brand Jake is and he doesn't catch us if you're not watching us on video. He's got a locker, like a gym locker behind him. And when we're talking about brand and all of this stuff not to interrupt as Carson has had to bring this up is that he's living it like he's not scared to do it. The way he's talking. He's using like all these analogies and I guarantee you that that's has a ton to do and people I feel like I get you dude, you know, but he's not not being himself at the same time. So when people are like, Hey, I don't know what to talk about. When I have these conversations. It's like what do you mean you don't know what to talk about? What do you an introvert. Like you just call someone up and say what's up? I would call up like my frat bros and be like, hey,What's up, dude? What are you doing? And you just say, I've been talking to you I'm in the car, like realtors are in the car for like two hours a day, dude. Like just I would just call people up, like what's going on bro? And then eventually, during that conversation, you're like, so How's work going?And then they're like, Oh, how's it going with you? I just sold the house. Oh, yeah, it's just that constant reiteration. And you never know. And then you're right. Like, what you'll find is like 10% of people, most people don't know they're moving yet to guys this year. Like, you gotta admit it. Some of these some of these people in here relate in yourrelationships and your your database are going to be getting pregnant, they didn't mean to. Right, some of them are going to be like getting sick or losing their jobs, bucks, none of them are going to sell their damn companies, and they're going to want to upgrade, right? So it's just you don't know where it is. But what happens is that when somebody wants to freakin move, 80% of them hire the first person they meet with. And nobody wants to talk about real estate all day long, until they're in the market ready to buy or sell. But that doesn't mean you can't be talking100% Man, I'm doing a class coming up. And it's called CRMs, but not what you think. And of course, I just like to have fun with people and mess with them. But so CRM is an acronym, because I get asked all the time, what's it going to take to make it through this market or, you know, survive, and whatever. So I put in an acronym CRM. So it's consistency. Number one, consistency. Number two is relationships. Number three is market knowledge. And number four, the s, of course, is skill set. If you master those things, and implement those things now, or whatever the cyclical industry is doing, you're gonna be just fine. And that's kind of what we're talking about getting back to the back to the basis, it's not necessarily the shiny technology object. Mice version of CRMs is consistency relationships, understanding the market knowledge and skill set development. Yep, go there. I think that, like, if we're, what we're really going here is like you're working on a business, you're working on your brand is what it comes down to. It's not chasing a bunch of leads, guys, like that's gonna burn you out, especially in a market like this. You know, like, I'm gonna assume that. I mean, we're about to see two more bank failures coming up. fads retarded, and they they're raising interest rates, and they're causing these bank failures that gets the writing's on the wall.And I don't know, I don't know what's gonna happen. But there's an opportunity there, right? No one's talking about that right now on social. So like, what kind of conversations can you have on a brand? Well, I'm just gonna talk about current events.You know what I mean? Like that, there's so many ways you can go out and do it. But the other thing you want to think about in times like these is that so many people are very quiet right now. And that's why you want to be very loud. And in a shift, that's where the opportunity is, you could take territory and territory doesn't have to be physical territories attention, guys. And the more attention you have, the more territory you're gonna get, and more people know you are then the more conversations you have, like we're talking about. And it's nice when you have these conversations, and you do them with content or you reach out one on one, whatever it is. You're building a brand at the same time. It doesn't happen overnight. Jake wasn't an all star pitchers first round were you Jake. I mean, I'd like to think I was maybe in my head, but hell no, it took a lot of work alot of reps. No, I love what you're saying there because it's it goes back to being human. We are human beings and stop making it weird. Like, dude, sometimes the word lead generator prospect freaks people out. I don't know, I'm just a small town, dude, from the sticks of Illinois. To me, it's going out and making friends and having real conversations. Congratulations, you lead generated because in a normal conversation, which means it's back and forth. If you ask somebody enough questions, they're bound to ask you back something like how are you or how's your business? That's when the real estate Gods open up the clouds and it's your chance not to blow it. And because you can subtly input something about real estate, like you said, here's another little little trick on words, one of our coaches, which I thought was genius, recently was targeting this the subject of like, well, what am I supposed to say, you know, I can't just call him when I need something and beat him over the head with who do you know, look at a buy, sell, invest in real estate. That's the worst. I hate that. Don't do that. Please, just stop doing that. Don't do that. That's like saying, Who wants to sleep with me today? Right.It's a booty call.So so check it out, though. So she said we need to start need generating and stop worrying about lead generating need and Edie if I call somebody say how are you? What can I do for you, especially in that post COVID era, all that other stuff will take care of itself? Start position yourself of being a person of value in a connector and asking how can I help? What do you need from me? And the rest of the stuff will take care of itself. So maybe some of you need to start need generating and quit worrying so much about lead generating. I love that. I got an email today from one of our clients. She's a mortgage broker, and I think she's the last mortgage broker I've left as a video client.Because you guys all quit, because you're scared. And what happens is, is that she's crushing it. She actually reached out this morning and she's like, Hey, I have a real estate agent. And her and her husband also own a bakery, and I want to add value to her. So I'd love to feature her on like a business type interview and mend that relationship. I'm like, That's an excellent idea.Because she's swimming upstream guys, like, you know, she's thinking in the future she's cultivating and every other lender in her market are dying, and they're sitting underneath the desk shaking,scared and not doing anything, just worrying about what's gonna happen tomorrow. But she's being proactive, and she's taking territory. This is what I mean by that. And it's super super. It's not rocket science. It's grassroots, you know, and you're right. So you can do it from the numbers game with the database, or the five to 25 challenge. But again, to your point, just there, you know, I'm a strong advocate of forming your top 50 MVPs. I don't care if you're a brand new agent and a new market or whatever. But who are your MVP is those raving fans, those core advocates, and some of them are probably most of them are in the form of other people within the real estate industry, insurance agents, carpet cleaners, pest control companies, general contractors, on and on and on. If I have coffee or lunch with one of them a week for 50 weeks, you can't tell me that 50% of them probably are going to refer you a piece of business this year. That's 25 sales right there. Yep. Now make it a symbiotic two way relationship. It's not all of what's in it for me. But hopefully your listeners are, you know, get what I'm saying here. You approach it the right way. But you got 50 People like that in your back pocket, and even half of them deliver for you every year with one referral. Jackpot. Yep. Sobesides reaching out cultivating relationships, what else can we be doing?Why personally, I'm a big proponent of this, we need to be focusing on ourselves, how are you growing yourself? How are you protecting that thing upstairs in your brain or in your head called your brain? And so I'm a big proponent of personal growth. And that's why people are listening to your podcast. I have to assume Mike because they dig your content and it helps snap them out of the funk. Who you're surrounding yourself with what conferences what what things are you feeding yourself because right now, that sucker upstairs is very delicate, and there's so much fear so much noise that we can buy into and become a victim of or we can drown out the noise rise above it and be that agent who's standing there stronger than ever before, whenever the economy or whatever rebounds, because I suspect you feel the same way. I don't give a shit who's in the White House. I don't care what the stock market's doing today. I'm in control of things more than a lot of people care to admit, you know, and if we just stop paying attention to the crap and take control, we'll be just fine. Yeah, you got to surround yourself you're actually having an event coming up soon. I believe in Orlando. Why don't you tell them about that really quick? Yeah, go into events, get your ass out of the you got sometimes just gotta step outside your comfort zone guys. I always came back from events, implementing at least one thing, but more importantly, I got reengaged and reactivated because I was so burnt out. So I'd get the hell out of town go to an event. And then I come back and all sudden, I'm like a new man. What are you having? Yeah, as in you're right. I mean, there's tons of events going on. People are craving connection out getting out from behind these computers and zoom screens all over again. So yes, and everybody's gonna roll their eyes when I say this, but it's in Orlando in August. Oh my gosh, it's so hot. Get over it. We'll be inside. Okay, so August 10 11th. And 12 is our event in Orlando, it's called the TLR breakthrough event. You can go to TLR nation.com/breakthrough event to get all the details. We have two days for agents and two days. For broker owners and or leader leaders in general, it's going to be amazing. So yeah, we're looking forward to it. We've got about 125 spots for agents, 125 spots for brokers. We'd like to keep them small and intimate. And our events are very different from the majority, because they're very heavy on the workshop and collaboration. You're not going to just leave with pages of notes, you're going to leave with things done ready to implement when you get home. Yet, take action.Folks, what I would be doing right now is learning how to use your damn phones and creating a whole lot of content. People are like, Oh, I can't create content. Yes, you can you have three options. One, you learn how to do it and you start doing a bunch of short form stuff. And videos, too. You hire somebody to do it for you. But that just depends if you have the budget, and then threeyou do a little bit of both. There's no shortage of it. But like for those you that are short on budget, then learn the time put the time into what else you do and don't have any clients. So what else are you going to be doing right now?Um, if you have if you're too busy then you have money because otherwise you wouldn't be busy so then reinvest that money could be in such a cheapass like, you have to focus on putting it into the business you guys, you can't be quiet right now I would I think created I saw create a lot of noise I saw an awesome probably the best ad video I've ever seen was Ryan car 32nd or 62nd real best ad I've ever seen on social at least for real estate agent targeting real estate agents. And he basically just said the same shit. Like he's like, dude, like, these markets are great double down on your brand. I never bought a lead in my life like the television show doesn't hurt. But same thing. You know what I mean? It's he's, he's on point is it's true. It's just a giant popularity contest. Yeah, you're right. I mean, we have a whole section on our event from Jeff fitzer. Some people might know Jeff, who listened to this and he's going to talk about marketing and videos specifically at our event. And it reminds me what you're just saying of Gary Vee, or depending on who you follow. There's all different opinions on this. But he says stop worrying about creating and start documenting. Right and so my buddy Josh down in Jacksonville, Florida, was notorious. He has 1000s of videos on his YouTube channel, mega mega agent 65% of his business comes legit from YouTube. And to make a long story short, one of his most popular most watched videos of all time, check this out now was he got a nasty letter from his HOA? Basically saying, dude, you got all these nasty hard water stains on your mailbox, it looks like shit, you need to you need to do something you need to paint your mailbox. So he could have just painted in mail his mailbox. But what he thought to do is repurpose that as an opportunity to talk to his neighbors, that where he lives works and plays, right? And so he flips his video camera around on his phone and says, Hey, what's up neighbors. It's your local favorite, you know, realtor, Josh here, blah, blah, blah, look, I'm getting ready to paint my mailbox, I got this letter. Here's a couple tips on how to go about painting your mailbox. So it looks like a million bucks. Like he was going to do it anyways. But it was just that I'm amongst the people. I'm a man of the community. And oh, by the way, I'm a real estate agent. You know, it was just beautiful. He's got so much business on video like that. Crazy. That has nothing to do with real estate. Like it's no, it's so we had a guy that started. He's just doing a that's a good tip. If you guys doing short form content, you have to upload it as a real please don't upload it as a regular video. So we had this guy and he was we're doing all of his editing work. And you know, he stopped talking about real estate, you start doing barbecue reviews. And in all of his videos, he's always wearing like a hat that says like, I'm a realtor or shirts that say I love real estate or something like that. So he doesn't have to say it. So he's just branding, the fact that he's in real estate, but it's very guy Ferraris. He's going around and just doing restaurant interviews. And all he's doing is eating. Right. And he's just he just he's a total dude, he looks like it. He started uploading them as reals. I mean, it shipped blew up like he's got like, every real now is like 3000 views, 4000 views, 10,000 views. And now he's become known as like this barbecue guy. On the flip side, we have an attorney I started doing content for and she's a bankruptcy attorney. And she's like, well, what can I do to stand a little bit different? She's like, 75 years old. And I'm like, what do you do on the weekends.And I found out that she knits picture that 75 year old who knits a My Great. Well, all I want you to do on video is just start, I want you to be knitting a ball of yarn. While you're telling me about bankruptcy. It's very simple. No one's gonna care what you talk about, but they remember how you said it. So it's very simple to build attention right now, you guys, you don't have to overthink this stuff. But you have to start doing it. Because right now, there's a lack of people doing it. A lot of your competition is scared. And when you just take the earnest and start doing it, you're gonna get the noticed. That's what a shift is. Yes, it won't pay off right now. Probably take 3678 months, but I could guarantee you in 12 months from now, a year from now, you'll come back and you'd be like, Holy fuck, I was so glad I started creating that content. That's awesome, man. I've never heard anyone who hasn't like I have not heard anyone who have it. The only time it doesn't work is if people don't like you. That's nothing I can help you with. You're in the wrong damn business.So reminds me like I don't know if you follow like Dave Portnoy or somebody who just does pizza reviews. Oh, yeah. Love. You know, all the do does is pizza review.Best pizza review was in the South Loop. I live in the city, Chicago, and he's doing a pizza review at eighth and state and it's a pizza place I've been to many times, and there's a cardigan stolen right behind him with a cop just sitting there waiting. And it's the best pizza review ever. And he's just eaten a pizza testing. And he's just like, dude, that car just gets stolen.Right in the middle of the city, but that was one of the it wasn't just a pizza show. Like that's why I'm talking about I remember that. But now I'd also remember he's the pizza guy. So like, you guys, be you. That's the point though. Like the end of the day. What are we doing here? I would argue or submit at least it's to win the mindshare battle. If I can win their mind. Look, I don't have to remind them every day.Some day or every conversation what I do if I'm doing my job effectively, they'll know. But what are we going to talk about between now and then seven years or nine years from now when they have an actual real estate need to buy or sell? We better find something else to talk about and stay top of mind with each other. So whether it's pizza or barbecue or knitting or whatever, take something you naturally enjoy. Create some video content like you're saying with it, and you stay top of mind amongst the people. Yep.Not that hard, guys. You just got to do it. Folks, we appreciate you listen to this episode. Why don't we Jake, tell them again about that event. I might be going there. might check it out. Love to have you. So yeah, man. It's Orlando, the TLR breakthrough event August 10. Through the 12th you'll find your dates accordingly on whether your agent days or the broker days, just simply go to TLR nation.com/breakthrough event we'd love to have you cool, Folks, we appreciate you listening to Episode The real estate marketing dude podcast. Folks, if you need help building your content, I want you to visit our new software we just released it's called referral suite referral suite.com That suite s wet like the blue popsicle.com and visit it if you're having trouble staying in front of the people that matter most that are responsible for the vast majority of your business. Give me one to two hours a month and I'll make sure they all know who the fuck you are. Appreciate guys listening and we'll see you guys next week. Peace. Thank you. Thank you for watching another episode of the real estate marketing dude podcast. If you need help with video or finding out what your brand is, visit our website at WWW dot real estate marketing dude.com We make branding and video content creation simple and do everything for you. So if you have any additional questions, visit the site, download the training, and then schedule time to speak with a dude and get you rolling in your local marketplace. Thanks for watching another episode of the podcast. We'll see you next time.Transcribed by https://otter.ai

We have a sit down with Moto2 ace Jake Dixon and yes as you can imagine, absolute carnage ensues. We also pick up on the recent Ana Carrasco / Alvaro Bautista controversy. Keith Huewen gives his take on the Aprilia situation for 2023 and your (voice) questions answered! Don't forget to like and subscribe!Follow our hosts:Harry —> https://twitter.com/imharrybenjamin Keith —> https://twitter.com/KeithHuewen Pete —> https://twitter.com/McLarenMotoGP Follow us on Social Media:Twitter - https://twitter.com/crash_motogpInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/crashnet_motogp/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CRASH.NET.MOTOGPwww.crash.net Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the podcast! Today's guest is someone you all know and love, Jake Dixon, CEO and founder of The Locker Room. Jake Dixon is the Founder and CEO of The Locker Room Real Estate Coach & Training organization that specializes in partnering with broker owners and their agents to increase growth, retention, productivity, and profitability. The Locker Room began in 2016 when Jake Dixon was one of the Top Productivity Coaches in the country. Jake Dixon was selected by Agent Fire as one of the Top 50 Real Estate Coaches in 2021 and served on the Success Coaching Founder's Circle. Jake Dixon was also recently named a Top Real Estate Coach for 2022 by Coach Foundation. Jake Dixon and his team have served over 250 brokerages and 20,000+ agents within their first 5 years. Jake Dixon is unapologetically passionate about helping the 90+% of N.A.R. that currently close fewer than 24 homes per year in addition to the 87% of agents who fail within their first 2 years of the business. Jake Dixon graduated from the University of North Florida and played college and professional baseball which has served as inspiration when developing The Locker Room. Real estate is a contact sport, it is time to get your jersey dirty! Jake and Carissa's Episode! Top Takeaways: **Take a look around. What's your environment? Your environment plays a large part in the experience you have. **Hustle doesn't only mean working a lot. You can work a lot and love every minute, and you can work a lot and be stuck in "the grind." **You're a product of your decisions, not your circumstances. **Success lives in your strength zone, not outside of your comfort zone. **When you hustle, you feel depleted versus excited. **Just breathe. **What rituals do we need to create to accomplish the things we want to accomplish. Links: The Locker Room Jake Dixon My website My IG YouTube

On this episode of the Lab Coat Agents Podcast, Jeff talks with Jake Dixon. He coaches a lot of broker owners, focusing on the agents who sell 24 or fewer homes per year. Jake calls out those who say that the agents who fail just aren't motivated enough. What if team leaders and coaches are too focused on giving professional advice rather than asking good questions to find someone's strength zone? All new agents should tune in to this episode in order to jump-start their 2023 business. Episode Highlights: What is the differentiation among coaches? There are a lot of struggling agents coming out of 2022. There is no secret with the stat of 87% of agents failing and leaving the industry in the first two years. Jake is from Wisconsin and a cardinal fan. He is a father of two young daughters, and his wife is also his business partner. Jake is very passionate about serving the underserved in doing God's work.  Jake was drafted as a hitter which he turned down and then took the draft offer as a pitcher with the Anaheim Angels. He had a Tommy John surgery and then re-tore the ligament which eventually took him out of professional baseball.  Jeff asks Jake when and how he got started in real estate. He got his license in 2013 and sold one home and the owner of the company brought him in to interview as the team lead which he got and led to another opportunity to be a team leader in a  top 20 market in NC. Next, he got an offer to be a coach in 2016. In 2016, he transitioned out of the TL role into the coach role and he then looked at beta testing for a coaching platform. Very quickly, the coaching platform took off. In July 2017 they expanded into their first location; By the end of the year they were at 35. The end of the following year they were upwards of 150. Jeff asks Jake what it is that truly helps new agents. He says success lives in your strength zone. He has the ability to ask questions to see what motivates people internally, not just being a good advice giver like most coaches. How do you have your own custom lead generating plan that plays to your strength? Jake explains the 5 to 25 challenge that they use. 5 real estate conversations a day for a year works out to be 1,250 conversations over time. He has tracked this for 7 years and has found a 50 to 1 conversion rate- about 2% which works out to 25 transactions. There is just as much of a leadership problem as there is a “motivation” issue. Jeff asks Jake how he advises people to get started on a conversation list. Jake chunks everything down to time on task over time.    Where does someone start to conceive a list to have real estate conversations who could be legitimately in their market? Jake explains the difference between not having a bigger database and cherry-picking your database because of preconceived ideas. What do you like to do? Find friends and build a circle around there. Jeff talks about how so many get on Social and spam people about their awards and want to sell, sell, sell.  When you are authentic and use that to your strength, Jeff talks about how it truly works and compounds. Jeff reviews his birthday list on Facebook to intentionally make sure there is relevance to his friend list. Once you have a built in CRM, you need to be intentional about how you show up and engage. Jake says he is big on lifestyling. He sees it like Gary Vee talks about - don't create content- document what you're doing. Jeff talks about how the younger crowds drive the future of Social and how people prefer to interact. In real estate there is fatigue in trying to do too much too fast. Jake simplifies it. Jeff talks about how life derails you and you have to play the consistency game. Jake advises, “Show up and do the work. Surround yourself with other like-minded positive people.”

We are well and truly back up and running now as it's the Monday after the British Grand Prix where finally the whole podcast team all met in person, in what was a brilliant weekend of two wheeled actionBut questions asked over the low fan turnout will begin imminently amongst Silverstone and MotoGP hierarchy. We'll dissect all the racing action too including Moto2 with a plucky young brit by the name of Jake Dixon on the podium...Don't forget to like and subscribe!Follow us on Social Media:Twitter - https://twitter.com/crash_motogpInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/crashnet_motogp/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/CRASH.NET.MOTOGPwww.crash.net See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

June 21, 2022 - Season 12, Episode 143 of The Terrible Podcast is now in the can. In this Tuesday morning episode, Alex Kozora and I get right to talking more about the Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly bringing in free agent defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi in for a visit. We discuss Ogunjobi's potential fit, what it might take to sign him and more.Steelers wide receiver Chae Claypool sat down for a 30-minute interview recently with former NFL wide receiver Brandon Marshall on his show, 'I Am Athlete', and that hit on Monday. Alex and I go through all the notable things that Claypool said during his interview and attempt to add as much context as possible. We talk about the potential future for Claypool past the 2022 season as well and what a good 2022 season might look like for him from a statistical perspective.Former Steelers running back Rashard Mendenhall also tweeted out something that was conversional on his birthday a few days ago, so Alex and I make sure to hit on that topic briefly.As part of us continuing to preview Steelers players ahead of training camp get underway, Alex and I spend the Tuesday show discussing Carlos Davis, Khalil Davis, Jake Dixon, Kevin Dotson, Mataeo Durant, and Terrell Edmunds in this episode.Late in this episode, Alex and I can't help but talk about Pittsburgh Pirates young shortstop Oneil Cruz following his game on Monday night. We also get to a question we received from a listener to close this Tuesday episode out.

Welcome to episode 23 of the Lovecars On The Grid podcast! Our hosts Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are back to bring us another round up of motorsport events from the past week! We've had an interesting weekend from MotoGP, Formula E, Indycar and NASCAR! But we kick off with what is possibly one of the most insane road races in the World! The Isle of Man TT is currently taking place, with average speeds of over 130MPH! In WRC, we had very dusty roads in Sardinia, even after the road sweepers had been through! With 3 minute intervals between cars, it made for a tough rally, with a great weekend for Hyundai and a win for Ott Tanak. Moto GP riders were out in Barcelona, as Fabio Quartararo takes another win and begins to run away with the Championship. Will he win? In Moto2, British rider Jake Dixon qualified in 4th place, with Sam Lowe, our other British rider crashing out and retiring from the race. The win in Moto2 went to Celestino Vietti after a last lap battle with Aron Canet. In Moto3, our highest British finisher was JohnMcPhee in 7th place, but just half a second separated the top 7 riders! The win went to Spanish rider, Izan Guevara. Formula E were racing their electric cars in Jakarta. Mitch Evans took the win in his Jaguar. For the British drivers, Jake Dennis was the highest finisher in 6th place. Over in the US, the IMSA racing cars were in Belle Isle, a really tight race track! Sebastien Bourdais won with Cadillac, with British drivers Ollie Jarvis and Tom Blanc in 2nd place. Staying in Detroit, the Indycar was on Sunday at the same track. With lots of overtaking, the race win went to Will Power, having qualified from 16th, followed closely by Alexander Rossi. NASCAR was an entertaining race once again, with several incidents and yellow flags. Kyle Busch was arguably robbed of the win, following a safety car with 2 laps to go. This bunched the cars up, allowing Joey Logano to overtake and win the race. In other news, Kimi Raikkonen is going to appear in NASCAR in New York in August! BBC Top Gear was back last night also, with some old school USA banger racing. What did you think of the episode? Let us know in the comments! We also had Le Mans test weekend, and GT cars at Paul Ricard Circuit! Next week, we of course have LeMans approaching. F1 returns at Azerbaijan, with F2 supporting. Indycar are at Road America, arguably the best road course on the calendar! World Superbikes are at Lugano.

Happy Hump Day, Steel Studians, and welcome to episode #314 of the Study Session! Join me today as I discuss the undrafted rookie free agent offensive lineman, Jake Dixon out of Duquesne, and what his chances are with the Steelers in 2022. Much gratitude to you for supporting The Steel Study and for sharing with your family and friends, it means the world to me! Please leave a comment below, drop me a line via email at thesteelstudy@gmail.com, and also give me a follow on Twitter https://twitter.com/SteelStudy (@SteelStudy). Please also check out the podcast I do with https://twitter.com/jimwexell (Jim Wexell) over on his site, https://247sports.com/nfl/pittsburgh-steelers/ (The Steel City Insider), it is called https://247sports.com/podcast/the-steel-city-insider-with-jim-wexell-jeremy-hritz-55/ (The Steel City Insider Podcast), and you definitely want to check it out!

Ramon Foster. James Harrison. Willie Parker. Donnie Shell. Those are just a few Steelers who went undrafted and became superstars in the NFL. On this episode, we'll introduce you to three men who have a chance to follow in their footsteps. It's Auburn's T.D. Moultry (5:00), who has a story of incredible resolve, and two Pittsburgh'ers - Donovan Jeter (17:00, Beaver Falls/Michigan) and Jake Dixon (32:00, Bethel Park/Duquesne)Before you hear their names at rookie mini-camp and in the preseason, get to know them here! 

Welcome to episode 17 of the Lovecars on the Grid podcast! Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman bring us the news on the motorsport events from around the World, and this week has been a busy one! We kick off with the dramatic events of Formula 1. We had a Ferrari meltdown at Imola, disappointing the Tifosi after Sainz crashing out in qualifying after a clash with Daniel Ricciardo. Charles LeClerc put his Ferrari into a wall when trying to go for the fastest lap. The Red Bull cars of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez came through, with Verstappen winning the race. 3rd and 4th wen to two British drivers, Lando Norris and George Russell. The support races were dramatic, with a win for Théo Pourchaire in F2, and Roman Stanek in Formula 3. We apologise again to Jonny Edgar for forgetting his name last week and we hope he gets well soon. We had a dramatic weekend in BTCC too, with overtakes involving 3 or 4 cars wide at Donington Park. We also had the Porsches, Ginettas and Minis racing. The highlight of the BTCC for us was Jake Hill, who finished 3rd in the first race, but got thrown out for ride height infringement and put to the back of the grid. He ended up winning the race! Even more drama in the NASCAR race at the Talladega Superspeedway. With the 200MPH back straight, we were expecting lots of incidents. There was just the one crash on the back straight, where cars were four a breadth, causing a massive crash with up to 20 cars off the track as a result. The lead changed 29 times in the last lap, with Kyle Larsson against Erik Jones. We had both World Superbikes and Moto GP this weekend. The Superbikes were at their Dutch round. In the final race, Razgatlioglu and Rea clashed and took each other off the track. Moto GP was very dramatic at the Algarve International Circuit in Portugal. Fabio Quartararo was triumphant on his Yamaha. There was turn 1 drama, with riders out braking each other and taking each other out. The biggest drama on the bikes was in Moto 2, where riders had to flee safety after Zonta Van Den Goorbergh's bike went up in flames. No less than 15 bikes all went down in the same corner, thanks to some rain on the track. Jake Dixon was on pole for the restart, with 7 laps to go. Unfortunately, the drama continued, where he lost his front wheel and lost the pole position with a crash. The most dramatic event of the weekend was at World Rally Championship in Croatia. With poor weather, we had a lot of punctures from the gravel and rocks. We started off with drama, with crashes and punctures from the beginning of the race. We had plenty of crashes, and even flames from Oliver Solberg's car. The drama came down to the last two stages, as Kalle Rovanpera's Toyota was on track for the comfortable win. In the penultimate, 19th stage, we had torrential rain! Rovanpera's ended up losing the lead to Hyundai's Ott Tanak. In the final stage however, Rovanpera managed to claw the win back, a great battle between the two drivers. Next week, we'll be doing this podcast from America! There's no Formula 1, but we have Indycar in Alabama. IMSA Sports cars at Laguna Seca. We have Moto GP at Barcelona, NASCAR and Formula E in Monaco and we have the Superbikes at Oulton Park!

Fresh from claiming his maiden Grand Prix rostrum, Fran and Elliott had the pleasure of catching up with Jake Dixon on this week's episode. The conversation flowed from his route to Moto2™ podium finisher from BSB, the tough times, the promising future of Brits in Grand Prix racing, why 2022 is different, his passion for F1, future MotoGP™ thoughts, friendship with Fabio Quartararo and more – Jake, as always, was on top form. We hope you enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Tiff Needell and Paul Woodman are joined by the legendary presenter, Suzi Perry who chats through her life with Moto3, with a new British team giving youngsters a chance, while John McPhee enters his 13th season! Moto 2 sees a podium for Sam Lowes after dramatic last corner while Jake Dixon seem very much at home and on the pace. Tiff wonders if the talented Spaniard, Pedro Acosta is Suzi's "new Valentino" – even though he did have a disappointing debut moving up to Moto2. In Moto GP Brad Binder leaps to 3rd form 7th while pole man Jorge Martin disappears backwards then gets clobbered by Bagnaia on a factory Ducati. We discuss the two satellite Ducati teams and are they faster than the factory bikes? Emotional first win for Bastianini with the Gresini team while Honda back look to be back on the pace. Is Mark Marquez ever getting back to top form? Champions Yamaha back in 10th and 11th – not good for Fabio Quartararo. In F1 Nikita Mazepin controversial career isover while Russian Romain Rustinov withdraws his LMP2 entries that included Daniel Kvyat as one of his drivers. Another cracking NASCAR race Kyle Busch robbed by Abu Dhabi style Latifi finish, then Kyle Larson gets beaten to the line by teammate Alex Bowman. Next week Bahrain test Thursday, Frioday and Saturday where we will see Pietro Fittipaldi in the Haas for testing, but will he be there for the race too? Only race is NASCAR round Phoenix one mile track.

In today's episode, I'm joined by CEO of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching, Jake Dixon. A former baseball pro, Jake started off as an agent in new home sales, but got bitten by the coaching bug and decided to contribute to helping real estate underdogs not follow the dreaded path of leaving the industry in 2 years or less.    Jake's career in real estate began as an agent, then as an office recruiter, and progressed to his true calling, coaching. In 2016. Jake took the principles implemented by many successful real estate expansion teams and applied them to the real estate coaching world to expand The Locker Room system into other offices across the country. Jake has been named a top 50 real estate coach by Agent Fire, a member of Success Magazine Founder's Circle, and he has trained over 20,000 agents across hundreds of real estate offices.    When it comes to real estate coaching, there's too much of it, but also not enough.  It's a gift and a curse. There are thousands of people who call themselves coaches, but a huge shortage of great coaches. There's definitely a plethora of mediocre compromising the quality of coaching agents get.    There are coaches who only talk at people, without digging into the nitty gritty to help them transform internally. There are coaches who treat the role as a transactional relationship, instead of a collaboration and a partnership. It's no surprise why so many new agents drop out of the industry before they get a real chance to succeed.   Guest Info   Jake's career in real estate began as an agent, then as an office recruiter, and progressed to his true calling, coaching. In 2016. Jake took the principles implemented by many successful real estate expansion teams and applied them to the real estate coaching world to expand the Locker Room system into other offices across the country. Jake has been named a top 50 real estate coach by Agent Fire, a member of Success Magazine Founder's Circle, and he has trained over 20,000 agents across hundreds of real estate offices.    For more information visit https://tlrnation.com/ and find The Locker Room on Facebook, Youtube and Instagram.   Jake managed to buy Dwight Schrute's actual desk on https://screenbid.com/.  Please leave us a review at https://ratethispodcast.com/nla

This week on For The Love Of MotoGP:Tim and Steve chat about Maverick Vinales and his return to the MotoGP grid. They also discuss some of the upcoming rider changes in Moto2 as well as what Jake Dixon and John McPhee are riding this coming weekend. The pair then go on to preview the Aragon GP. If we've forgotten any links in the show notes blast us an email and we'll rectify the situation! Join us in the For The Love Of MotoGP Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/1157001171397403You can also find us on Instagram and Twitter @fortheloveofmotogp or you can reach us by email on fortheloveofmotogp@gmail.comJoin us in the MotoGP fantasy league via this link - https://fantasy.motogp.com/leagues/join/79WJKYN7OrGo to the MotoGP website, navigate through the Game Hub to the Fantasy League. Search for: For The Love Of MotoGP and use the invite code 79WJKYN7.There are prizes up for grabs in this year's competition!Thanks for listening!

British rider Jake Dixon reflects on his out of the blue call-up to MotoGP™ at last weekend's British Grand Prix, talks about debuting in the premier class as teammate to Valentino Rossi and discusses the scale of the jump from Moto2™ to MotoGP™, while we wrap up Fabio Quartararo's crushing win for Yamaha at Silverstone.

About this episode: Jake Dixon! what a lad! Marc Marquez' boots saved him in the 273km crash and proof he isn't at full fitness Fabio Quartararo had the clarity of a ninja! Aleix Espargaro told Manuel on saturday he was going to be on the podium this weekend! Maverick Vinales riding for Aprilia in Misano as we speak! Andrea Dovizioso joins Yamaha Petronas update! The guys reflect on when Jack Miller jumped from Moto3 to MotoGP MANUEL has an offer for one lucky listener! **WATCH US NOW ON YOUTUBE - Subscribe so you don't miss any action! Find us on TWITTER and INSTAGRAM thepecinoreport andrathepecinoreport qickdraw73 Manuel is everywhere https://pecinogp.com/ **SUBSCRIBE, like, rate and share!

Welcome to Episode 24 of the Everything Moto Racing podcast! We hope you enjoy it, don't forget to like and subscribe! In this episode we discuss Andrea Dovizioso and Franco Morbidelli being confirmed to Yamaha for the rest of 2021 and 2022! Jake Dixon's MotoGP debut, Aleix Espargaro's podium plus much more!

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David Emmett and Steve English sit down to preview the upcoming British GP at Silverstone. The guys look at the withdrawal of Petronas from their racing sponsorships, as well as the prospects of the new riders that will be appearing at the English circuit, with an extra eye on Jake Dixon. From there, the show looks at the fortunes of Suzuki, Ducati, and Yamaha, as each brand faces unique challenges right now in the championship. Many thanks to FLY RACING and Renthal for sponsoring this episode, and helping the podcast produce content each week. Support us on Patreon: aspha.lt/2FFYC46 Follow us on Twitter: aspha.lt/3iMTIAQ Follow us on Facebook: aspha.lt/32AUvPG

Greg's Garage Pod with Co-Host Jason Pridmore P/B Bike911.com - A motorcycle racing Pod about MotoGP, MotoAmerica, and World Superbike, Pro Motocross, American Flat Track, Supercross, and more. If you'd like to support the channel here is our Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/gregsgaragetv In this episode, Co-Hosts Greg White and Jason Pridmore talk:  ARAI News - Maverick Vinales could race 6 wildcards for Aprilia, this year? Crutchlow full-time factory? Jake Dixon gets his bump, Scott Redding moves from Ducati to BMW, but why?  WorldSBK - After the Navarra round we are all tied up in points at the top!   AFT - Another race with TT on the end and another win by JD Beach! The boys talk results and points.  Pro Motocross - Budds Creek, MD happened and the 250 class is getting wicked! The boys discuss what they saw in the races.  Race Calendar/Next Week - MotoGP to Silverstone, Pro Motocross in Crawfordsville, IN, IRC Motoclimb Super Series in Billing, MT, World Speedway in Russia, and FIM World Trials in France. Bye, Bye 

It's British GP week and we have not one but two riders on the grid this weekend in the form of "old boy" Cal Crutchlow on the full factory Yamaha and the young pretender Jake Dixon on the SRT Yamaha, lets hope they do well. Keith, Harry and Pete also discuss the fall out from Maverick Vinales departure from Yamaha and his arrival at Aprillia. Will he be a success at Aprillia where so many other have falled by the wayside? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome to Episode 23 of the Everything Moto Racing podcast! We hope you enjoy it! In this episode we discuss Maverick Vinales leaving Yamaha and testing for Aprilia soon, will he race for them this year? We also discuss Jake Dixon making his MotoGP debut at Silverstone, give our predictions and more!

Everyone assumed Maverick Vinales would race for Aprilia next season - but will he race again for Yamaha this one? We talk about Mav's announcement, Petronas skipping out on SRT, Brad Binder's daring win - and more! The Rundown:- MotoGP News:- Maverick Vinales is headed to Aprilia for 2022 - is it the right move?- Your Comments on the Vinales situation - and who should have been looking out for him- Will Cal Crutchlow and Jake Dixon both be on MotoGP bikes in Silverstone?- What will Yamaha do for the rest of the season?- SRT Loses Petronas as a Sponsor - could Yamaha have prevented it? - Comments - your thoughts on the AustrianGP, Young Talent and Silly Season signings, and more- Pics and Video!Be sure to check out the website at Motoweek.net, follow on Twitter @motoweek and Instagram @motoweekusa - and like the show and leave your comments on Facebook at facebook.com/motoweek or on Reddit at r/motoweekAnd you can support the show on Patreon at patreon.com/motoweekThanks for listening!

It's halfway through the year, but that doesn't mean that now is the time to let up. In life, we often need to push even harder in the second half!But how do we stay strong and push harder? Jake Dixon wants to teach you how to finish the year off strong!

Tune in as we talk to Jake Dixon the founder of The Locker Room a phenomenal company that helps over 2,500 brokerages, offices, CEOs and agents achieve success in this difficult world of Real Estate.If you want to learn more about and from Jake visit https://tlrnation.comTo learn more from Garrett and Mark visit www.businessbyreferral.co

A look into the Moto2 and Moto3 Testing and a preview into the upcoming season with predictions for all classes. Second Edition of Rising Star looks into Jake Dixon and his rise to Moto2.

About this Episode : * Jake's journey through Season 2020 * The broken wrist... recovery and when will Jake be back? * Who on the track is a bell end! * Plans for 2021 * Being part of Petronas * Jake's view on LIFE * Is Jake the only option for a Brit in MotoGP? This conversation left the team wanting to live a better life and be better people - we are very excited to share this insight into the amazing man who is - Jake Dixon! You will not be disappointed. Contain F words... WATCH ON YOUTUBE Find us on TWITTER and INSTAGRAM thepecinoreport andrathepecinoreport qickdraw73 Manuel is everywhere @ pecinogp and pecinogp.com Email: thepecinoreport@pecinogp.com SUBSCRIBE, like, rate and share! Special Guest: Jake Dixon.

Are you putting in the work every single day? We hope so because small consistent efforts every day will lead to big gains over time. Days turn into months and before you know it, months turn into years.Jake Dixon of The Locker Room Real Estate Coaching wants you to take his 5 calls a day, 25 deals a year challenge!

Whenever December rolls around I am always obsessing with future casting of what I want to accomplish for next year and this year is no different---typically  I will look back at my last 12 months and take note of what worked well for me and what things didn't go so well and then course correct.  Hopefully, I can see what I need to double down on and what I need to let go. Sometimes I double down on losses----If I had bad year trading stocks I will double up my positions and dig in to not only reverse my losses but, turn them into blockbuster returns---I always end up losing more because I start making bad bets. Sometimes I find something that has worked well and think that I am so good at that nowadays that I don't have to focus on it any more-----I always end up replacing a good habit with a bad habit, I can do an hour on goal setting but, I'm not-however I do want to take a few minutes and talk with you about the framework that I have found to be most effective to not only set goals but, to actually achieve them.  The first 2 things that I consider is what pillars in my life do I really want to change?  For me---in some years financial is my primary goal and to be honest, that has been my primary driver for most of my life but, in those years that I only focused on my financial pillar-----I started to see an eroding in other areas of my life----for me invariably---as my financial pillar grew my health pillar started to lose height.  I spent more time engaged in work I don't have time to work out or eat right.   There is always a push-pull in life---because we all have the same amount of time we all experience a pushing forward and simultaneous pulling back.  I am not going to cover how to hack the system and how leverage can change all this----I just want to provide you my framework to design my life.   I focus on 5 pillars---they are  in no particular order: Financial Health Relationships Education’Growth Spiritual   Those are the 5 areas that I focus on and I think most people will agree that reasonable buckets to focus on-----the problem engineering your life is not just knowing that these are the 5 buckets that you should focus on but, more of a question of how to focus on them.  It doesn't work if you just start listing your dreams.  I want to make a million dollars or worse I want to achieve financial freedom.  My health goal is to be at 10% bodyfat or whatever your ideal is.   Bullet pointing your life's ideals is great but, don't confuse that with actual year-end planning. I keep it super simple----I look at each pillar in turn and rank them from 1 disaster to 10 which is off the charts. If for example, my financial pillar is at a 7 and my health is at a 2 I probably need to really consider rebalancing how I spend my time.   If my relationships with my friends and family is a 3 my education/growth is an 8---- you probably need to think about going to some relationship seminars.  I'm bringing this up because I went through most of my life thinking that my financial pillar will solve all the others----if my finances we a 9 and my health a 2--no problem---I hire the best people and buy the best training and voila---im fixed.  That tactic works for a time but, thats not something that a person can sustain for more than a few years.  Mainly because the peaks get higher and the troughs get lower.  Its a much better strategy to focus on solid 7’s and no----you can't average them.  You must look at them pillar by pillar.   The last thing I am going to say about this is that when you look at these pillars you should only focus on a maximum of adding 3 things to each pillar and subtracting 3 things from each pillar.   The methodology around limiting the number of changes you make in each pillar is that it provides a backstop around someone trying to change everything all at once.  The process of improvement is largely incremental----there are times in life where we can achieve move the ball way down the field----but, those outlier events can rarely be engineered year over year---   You should build your business much like a stock or startup portfolio---you want to spend the bulk of your time just trying to get base hits------although; we all need to have a few moonshots in play.     Im not going to get into the specifics of what that looks like during this episode although I will leave you with this-----planning for this year is going to be very different in years past for the reason that we have some very large structural things right in front of us---covid, an administration change, mistrust in our institutions and a very uncertain economy.  These are times where fortunes are made and lost--the people and teams that win are the ones that stayed flexible enough to adapt to fast-moving change but, built-in enough structure to keep getting on base. If you need some help crafting your next year's strategy or just want someone to add finishing touches-----give me a call I would love to see if I can help.  My direct line is 6193010823 

Whenever December rolls around I am always obsessing with future casting of what I want to accomplish for next year and this year is no different---typically  I will look back at my last 12 months and take note of what worked well for me and what things didn't go so well and then course correct.  Hopefully, I can see what I need to double down on and what I need to let go. Sometimes I double down on losses----If I had bad year trading stocks I will double up my positions and dig in to not only reverse my losses but, turn them into blockbuster returns---I always end up losing more because I start making bad bets. Sometimes I find something that has worked well and think that I am so good at that nowadays that I don't have to focus on it any more-----I always end up replacing a good habit with a bad habit, I can do an hour on goal setting but, I'm not-however I do want to take a few minutes and talk with you about the framework that I have found to be most effective to not only set goals but, to actually achieve them.  The first 2 things that I consider is what pillars in my life do I really want to change?  For me---in some years financial is my primary goal and to be honest, that has been my primary driver for most of my life but, in those years that I only focused on my financial pillar-----I started to see an eroding in other areas of my life----for me invariably---as my financial pillar grew my health pillar started to lose height.  I spent more time engaged in work I don't have time to work out or eat right.   There is always a push-pull in life---because we all have the same amount of time we all experience a pushing forward and simultaneous pulling back.  I am not going to cover how to hack the system and how leverage can change all this----I just want to provide you my framework to design my life.   I focus on 5 pillars---they are  in no particular order: Financial Health Relationships Education’Growth Spiritual   Those are the 5 areas that I focus on and I think most people will agree that reasonable buckets to focus on-----the problem engineering your life is not just knowing that these are the 5 buckets that you should focus on but, more of a question of how to focus on them.  It doesn't work if you just start listing your dreams.  I want to make a million dollars or worse I want to achieve financial freedom.  My health goal is to be at 10% bodyfat or whatever your ideal is.   Bullet pointing your life's ideals is great but, don't confuse that with actual year-end planning. I keep it super simple----I look at each pillar in turn and rank them from 1 disaster to 10 which is off the charts. If for example, my financial pillar is at a 7 and my health is at a 2 I probably need to really consider rebalancing how I spend my time.   If my relationships with my friends and family is a 3 my education/growth is an 8---- you probably need to think about going to some relationship seminars.  I'm bringing this up because I went through most of my life thinking that my financial pillar will solve all the others----if my finances we a 9 and my health a 2--no problem---I hire the best people and buy the best training and voila---im fixed.  That tactic works for a time but, thats not something that a person can sustain for more than a few years.  Mainly because the peaks get higher and the troughs get lower.  Its a much better strategy to focus on solid 7’s and no----you can't average them.  You must look at them pillar by pillar.   The last thing I am going to say about this is that when you look at these pillars you should only focus on a maximum of adding 3 things to each pillar and subtracting 3 things from each pillar.   The methodology around limiting the number of changes you make in each pillar is that it provides a backstop around someone trying to change everything all at once.  The process of improvement is largely incremental----there are times in life where we can achieve move the ball way down the field----but, those outlier events can rarely be engineered year over year---   You should build your business much like a stock or startup portfolio---you want to spend the bulk of your time just trying to get base hits------although; we all need to have a few moonshots in play.     Im not going to get into the specifics of what that looks like during this episode although I will leave you with this-----planning for this year is going to be very different in years past for the reason that we have some very large structural things right in front of us---covid, an administration change, mistrust in our institutions and a very uncertain economy.  These are times where fortunes are made and lost--the people and teams that win are the ones that stayed flexible enough to adapt to fast-moving change but, built-in enough structure to keep getting on base. If you need some help crafting your next year's strategy or just want someone to add finishing touches-----give me a call I would love to see if I can help.  My direct line is 6193010823 

Just when you thought this MotoGP Season couldn't get any weirder, Danilo Petrucci goes and wins a race in the middle of his horrible season. AND ALEX MARQUEZ WAS 2ND, GOOD LORD. Nothing let a wet race for us to go mad over, and we got another classic at Le Mans! We also got a heartbreaker of a Moto2 race for Jake Dixon as a late crash gift wrapped Sam Lowes a Dub, and a chaotic Moto3 with McPhee collected and a KTM teammate crash for the 2nd time this year! All that and more on Episode 271 of Motorsport101.

In this Episode: Jake Dixon is the founder of The Locker Room, a real estate coaching company. We discuss a wide range of subjects from serving others, winning the day, making decisions, gaining perspective and grit. About Jake Dixon: Jake specializes in leadership development, executive coaching, life coaching and career development. Currently the Founder of The Locker Room - Real Estate Coaching organization that supports hundreds of coaches and leaders along with thousands of real estate agents across the country. Intensely passionate about serving others, developing leadership skills, and bringing a high level of enthusiasm to changing lives. The Locker Room specializes in supporting leaders, coaches, and agents in the real estate industry. We are passionate about partnering with coaches & industry leaders to provide world-class coaching, systems, and resources so they can help empower the agents that they serve. We specialize in helping agents who are within their first 2 years of the business OR currently sell 24 or fewer homes per year and want to take their game to the next level. Visit www.TLRNation.com to learn more!  To contact Jake: LinkedIn: : https://www.linkedin.com/in/dixonjake/ www.TLRNation.com Referenced in this Podcast: ARN Podcast Ep. 191 – The Diana Nightingale Interview ARN Podcast Ep. 173 – The Darryl Sanford Interview: Part 1 , Part 2  Books: The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy The Success Principles by Jack Canfield  Questions: Do you have a question you want answered in a future podcast? Go to AchieveResultsNow.com to submit. ARN Suggested Reading: https://www.achieveresultsnow.com/readers-are-leaders  Connect with Us: Get access to some of the great resources that we use at: www.AchieveResultsNow.com/success-store www.AchieveResultsNow.com www.facebook.com/achieveresultsnow www.twitter.com/nowachieve Thank you for listening to the Achieve Results NOW! Podcast.  The podcast that gives you immediate actions you can take to start seeing life shifting results NOW!

How can Real Estate Agents go from broke to six-figures & what is the blue ocean strategy?

A quick shout out and welcome to some brand new Bestagents founding members  If you'd like to know more about an exclusive area Bestagents Founding members deal with all the bells and whistles at a discounted bundle rate, let me know. BA founding members have exclusive access to systems, a bunch of dedicated digital assets, and my ongoing personal support. Well, speaking of training and support, this week's guest heads up an innovative company serving, what some might describe, as the forgotten agents in the real estate industry. My guest, Jake Dixon is CEO of the Locker Room. The Locker Room services what Jake calls the 'Blue Ocean' of agents who make up 97% of our industry.  I'm talking about the agents in their first year or two doing less than 24 deals a year. The more I got into this interview with Jake, the more I began to realize the stunning attrition numbers in real estate and how the difference between success and failure can often be so small. I often wish I could connect with every new agent and help them hit the ground running by intensely focussing on the all-important blue dollar actions. But I guess that's what this podcast is all about. Jake has terrific energy and it's easy to see why so many agents are opting into working with The Locker Room to quickly achieve great things. We cover a heap of topics during this session but I really like Jake's take on what is needed to quickly succeed in an industry where so many struggle. www.tlrnation.com - main website www.tlrnation.com/freestuff - free downloads www.tlrnation.com/track - use "PLAYBOOK" promo code and get $50 off our most popular product! 

World Superbike Champion Neil Hodgson joins MotoGP broadcaster Gavin Emmett for a brand new motorcycle racing podcast “Gas It Out”. At least that’s what it’s called for now! The BT Sport pundits chat about what’s going on in the world of bike racing, albeit not much after the delay to the start of the 2020 season. In this first, impromptu episode, made as a result of the Coronavirus lockdown, Godgy are joined by Petronas Sprinta Racing’s Jake “Dixie” Dixon who currently competes in the Moto2 World Championship (and according to Jake in Formula One eSports!) and finished 14th in the opening race of the season in Qatar.Any audio issues are with Gav’s recording and not your device! 

Ronan talks to Jake Dixon an Irish cybersecurity expert who has discovered a major security flaw with wind farms in Ireland and various countries worldwide. Jake talks about how he discovered this major security flaw, how this security flaw can be fixed, what can happen if this security flaw is not fixed and what countries are affected.

We are live with one of the best real estate coaches in the industry. Jake turned $8,000 into a six figure income within three years.

Hell has frozen over. Leon Haslam has won a major championship. Glory to Ealing Hospital. Dre and Louis review the BSB Showdown Finale at Brands Hatch as Leon Haslam wrapped up the title on Saturday, and broke his jynx, meaning he's now taken a win at every track on the calendar. Nice! We also praise Jake Dixon for keeping it close at the end, and Richard Cooper, who became BSB's 7th different winner this season, a stat F1 would only dream of. We also review World Superbikes debut weekend in Argentina, as Jonathan Rea made yet MORE history with his 9th and 10th consecutive victories, Toprak stole the entertainment award, and Jules Cluzel put up the wall yet again to hold off Sandro Cortese in Supersport! We also preview MotoGP this weekend at Motegi! Can Marc Marquez wrap up the championship with his first match point against Dovi? Enjoy!

One of the most historic World Superbike weekends ever, with 3 world champions crowned in dramatic fashion in Magny-Cours, and Dre and Louis are here to break it all down! In World Superbikes, Jonny Rea took his 7th and 8th consecutive wins to top off his fourth straight world title, with an incredible celebration after Race 1! Ana Carrasco made history by becoming the first woman to win an individual World Champion on two wheels,by just a single point as the title fight literally went down to the final corner! Markus Reiterberger won the Superstock 1000 crown too in its final race! We also review British Superbikes in Assen for the penultimate round of the Showdown, as Leon Haslam took yet another double victory to put one hand on the title, as Jake Dixon suffered an electrical problem in Race 2. We also talk about Dan Linfoot and Tarran Mckensie's VERY lucky escapes in a pair of dramatic crashes! We also review some late season moves as Scott Redding is heading to BeWiser Ducati in BSB with Danny Kent very likely to join him. Brad Ray's staying for another season, and maybe even Tom Sykes could be making the move? We also cover Digi heading to Moto2 with SpeedUp, and preview the first ever Thai Grand Prix at the Chang International Circuit, all in 2 hours! Enjoy!

THE MOST SHOCKING FINISH EVER took place in Portimao. Oh, and Jonathan Rea did a double. Dre and Louis are back for BikeLive! In a Superbike special, we review all the action from Portimao in World Superbikes, which had the ridiculous ending to the Supersport race. Cortese dropping Cluzel was only the SECOND most shocking thing. Oh, and Jonny Rea won twice. He's good at bikes. We also review BSB's first Showdown at Oulton Park as Jake Dixon took advantage of Leon Haslam unreliability to win both races, and Danny Buchan got concussed. We also preview MotoGP in Aragon. Enjoy!

Earlier than billed, BikeLive Episode 74 is here! Dre and Louis return to review all the action from British Superbikes at Cadwell Park! Leon Haslam had to work for it but he managed another double, taking him to 9 wins for the season, and a 100 point Championship lead. It was also a critical weekend for Bradley Ray, who's two-second places near guarantee him a spot in the Showdown Six. We also talk Jake Dixon's weakness and the return of Tommy Bridewell. We also go through the new World Superbike consumer Survey, and we wonder just what the series is trying to accomplish with it. Enjoy!

Jake Dixon called it 'a little bit naughty' but should Leon Haslam be banned for his dangling leg move at Cadwell Park. Niall Mackenzie, Shane Byrne and Royal Air Force Reserves Honda British Superbike Racing boss Lee Hardy all have their say on the latest Full Throttle Podcast, hosted by Greg Haines. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join Greg Haines as he speaks to six-time BSB champion Shane 'Shakey' Byrne about his comeback from horrific injuries as well as Jake Dixon about his title ambitions. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

NOTE: This was recorded after William Dunlop's passing, but before James Cowton's passing, which will be addressed on next week's show. Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby return for a Superbike Sunday edition of #BikeLive as we had BSB at Knockhill and World Superbikes hit up Misano before their 9 week break! Jonathan Rea took yet another double but he really had to work for the Race 2 win as only .6 covered him, Marco and Michael over the line! And in BSB, it was Leon Haslam and Jake Dixon who split wins in Scotland, and Danny Buchan took a big step forward with two third places as well! Enjoy!

'Fast Freddie' Spencer, James Whitham and Greg Haines take a look back at a packed weekend of WSBK and BSB action - as Jonathan Rea wins an absolute thriller of a race in Misano, while Leon Haslam and Jake Dixon shine in Knockhill. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Turns out there is a Swiss connection to the royal wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as Markle has some Zurich ancestry. Suzi and Don also discuss the nightmares that are the Gotthard Tunnel and driving in Italy. Also, Jake Dixon, from the podcast Coffee and Creatine, joins the pod to talk about his drastic transition from living in and around New York City to embracing the Swiss lifestyle.

Apparently, Dani Pedrosa is still flying towards Le Mans as we speak! Bike Live is back, and Dre and Louis review a mad weekend in Jerez and at Oulton Park, as Marc Marquez took a surprise victory, and flossed over the line. Because of course. But the weekend will be known for a triple DNF between Dovi, Lorenzo and Pedrosa for 2nd place, once that saw the Samurai, take flight! We also talk Moto2 as Lorenzo Baldadarrsari strolled to his 2nd ever Moto2 win as Miguel Oliviera went from 14th to 2nd, and in Moto3, Aron Canet became a bowling ball and took out all the major title rivals as Phillipe Oettl held off Marco Bez to take his first GP win after 91 attempts! We also talk British Superbikes at Oulton Park as Leon Haslam held off attacks from Jake Dixon and Jason O'Halloran to take the double win and the Championship lead!

In episode 69, Jake Dixon, Productivity Coach with Keller Williams, talks about keys to success including having the right mindset, knowing your numbers and having an accountability partner or coach. He also discusses common pitfalls to success and how to grow professionally as you work to accomplish your goals.

Or should that technically be Marquez vs Dovi III?! Andre Harrison and Louis Suddaby return with another barmy edition of #BikeLive with the review of the opening round of the 2018 MotoGP season in Qatar as Dovi and Marquez went to war again. Title fight rematch? Also, a massive review of the leading group, Vinales, Rossi's podium, Zarco's rise and fall, and more. Moto2, with Bagnaia taking his first series win, with Balda surprising as well as KTM's early struggles. Moto3 had Martin and Canet have a 1-on-1 dogfight with Dalla Porta leading another colossal scrap! We also preview the upcoming 2018 British Superbike Season. Shakey may be favourite for an unprecedented 7th title, but Leon Haslam, Josh Brookes and even some surprise names like the Honda's, Christian Iddon and Jake Dixon are sure to be in the mix! All that and more on Episode 51 of #BikeLive!

Welcome to Front End Chatter E59, brought to you in association with our good friends at www.bikesocial.co.uk, sponsored by Bennetts, the bike insurance specialists.   AND! What an episode we have!   Just in time for the Assen MotoGP race this weekend, Front End Chatter recaps the previous round at Catalunya (apologies for the delay, delay, delay and don’t worry, because it was so long ago we keep it brief) – and it’s worth reminding ourselves what a hilarious, thigh-slapping sit-com of a race weekend it was with riders using the wrong track (but still in Spain), other riders falling over things and some riders falling over themselves.   We also cover – unusually – a cracking World Superbike race from Misano and find it a rewarding experience. Which is more than can be said for Ducati’s Charles Davies.   We’ve a bit more race goss, including a possible return to racing for former WSB champ and ex-Yamaha MotoGP star Bens Pies, Iannone moving from Suzuki to Aprilia, why it would be cool to see Jonathan Rea switching from WSB to jump on the MotoGP Suzuki, why tyres ‘spin’ on the rim, the latest British Superbike round from Knockhill, and who is Jake Dixon and is he in the RAF? Plus a bit of natter about Hutchy’s awful Senior TT crash. Yikes.   We also read out a few of your emails, including: more disrespeculation about Honda’s FireBlade, wrist relief on motorways, recommended heated clothing, a bit of a rant about why magazine and web new bike ‘tests’ may or may not be all they seem, the blurring of distinction between PR and journalism, and is riding fast an addiction, and what can you do about it?   We think that’s quite enough controversy for one episode, so if you enjoy FEC please a) tell your mates, b) email us with a question or a topic for discussion, c) insure your bike with Bennetts and d) buy RiDE magazine. We may be bought and paid for, but at least we’re honest about it. Thanks, and talk at you again soon! @SimonHbikes @Mufga anything@frontendchatter.com          

Louis and Dre return to review another weekend which proves one thing...Superbikes NEED to chill! We look back on a dramatic WorldSBK weekend at Misano as Jonathan Rea and Chaz Davies clash once again, handing a smug Tom Sykes the jammiest win of his career. Race 2 also saw Marco Melandri return to the winner's circle, claiming the 100th World Superbike win for an Italian rider. If that's not all, we look at the hard-luck stories for Michael van der Mark and Jordi Torres, plus the Knockhill BSB round as Jake Dixon shocked the world. Enjoy!

Chris and Brian sit down with Jake Dixon of Keller Williams Realty. Jake is a former professional baseball player turned real estate professional. He's served as a Realtor®, Team Leader and now Productivity Coach. His program includes group coaching, mastermind meetings and individualized one on one sessions. Jake shares some of his personal journey and how he's taken lessons he's learned as a baseball player and implemented them into his business as a Productivity Coach. We also get into our favorite characters from the movie The Sandlot. www.thejoneszones.com www.fortmillcoaching.com jakedixon@kw.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/undisputedawareness/support

In the penultimate edition of Monday Night Quarterback Rams head coach Joe Moorhead talks to Fordham broadcaster Mike Watts about his team's win over Lafayette 36-26. Coach Moorhead also breaks down what the team did to come back against Lafayette what it needs to do to take down Colgate, which has clinched the Patriot League. Defensive Line Coach Peter McCarty is in the X's and O's Segment talking about the Bandit position in the Fordham D. Finally, Mike goes Inside the Huddle with sophomore strong safety Jake Dixon and senior running back Carlton Koonce. Carlton talks about going for the school record in single season rushing yards next week.