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Names like Lonnie Mayne, Buddy Rose and Dutch Savage may not be familiar to some today, but for fans of Portland’s professional wrestling scene of the 1960s to early '90s, these were some of the headliners that sold out the old Portland Sports Arena. As first reported in Slam Wrestling, two Portlanders have been working to preserve the history of the Pacific Northwest wrestling scene and making sure these names and more aren’t forgotten. Rich Patterson is one of these historians and a video wrestling archivist. Kerby Strom is a fellow historian of the scene as well as a collector of memorabilia. He also recently had recovered footage played at the Hollywood theater earlier this week. Strom and Patterson join us to share more on the history of the city’s wrestling scene and what they’ve found while collecting.

Host Jeremy C. Park talks with Lonnie Mayne, an internationally recognized high performance consultant, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of "Red Shoes Living: Stand Out for the Positive in How You Work and How You Live," who shares some of his personal background and what led him to found Red Shoes Living. Red Shoes Living is an award winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of each and every day. Red Shoes Living is a call to stand out for the positive in all that you do.During the interview, Lonnie shares the framework and some examples in how to apply Red Shoes Living, and then talks about his next book, which will be coming out soon.Visit www.lonniemayne.com to learn more.

Lonnie's father was a second generation pro wrestler–a villain, who turned kind, soft and human with his fans after the match. His uncle was a turnaround executive leading several companies from distress and treating everyone with respect. Lonnie followed his uncle's path, working to right companies in difficulty for thirty years until he started Red Shoes Living to create the kind of culture in companies that he'd learned in his youth. Red Shoes stresses the basics that we know and seem to forget: seeing the person, being thankful, understanding that someone's actions might be related to an unknown story, treating everyone well and putting yourself out there. You can't help but be captivated by Lonnie.

The Portland Wrestlecast with part two of our conversation with author and historian Mike Rodgers. We talk about some of the famous wrestlers who you might know worked in Portland like Greg Valentine and Bobby Shane. Plus, the incredible rib Dutch Savage and Lonnie Mayne pulled on Mr. Fuji. How The Grappler pulled the territory out of its mid-80s slump, the origins of a local gimmick and was Portland a party territory? That and more. Check it out.

In work and life, positive and negative situations throw us off balance. But with great leadership, every moment is an opportunity to stand out for the positive, overcome the negative, and be the best version of ourselves. As Lonnie Mayne once said “Most of us are in jobs that we don't really want to be in, we might have passions that are outside of it. One of the things Red Shoes does is it brings the cool factor back into the business, in life and it gives people purpose and a reason to show up”.   In this episode of Fifth Dimensional Leadership, I speak with Lonnie Mayne, Founder & CEO of Red Shoes Living Inc. Lonnie is currently a Keynote Speaker & Leadership Authority. He is also the Author of Red Shoes Living: Stand Out for the Positive in How You Work & Live Your Life. In our conversation, Lonnie talks about standing out in work and in life by evaluating and reinventing ourselves into the best version we can be leading through positivity.   Lonnie spent more than 20 years on the executive leadership scene. He worked closely with leading brands across 25 industries to help them inspire employee engagement with the battle for top talent, create outstanding customer experiences and build a meaningful company culture.    When he was the president of InMoment, one of the largest customer experience technology companies in the world, Lonnie deployed a five-step leadership framework that his team used to grow the company by 817% in a short period of time. This platform eventually became known as Red Shoes Living and led to Lonnie becoming an in-demand keynote speaker and global consultant for C-level executives, leadership teams, and Fortune 500 companies.    In a world that has reached a crescendo of negativity and complexity, Red Shoes Living is a constant reminder to stand out as a beacon of positivity in your work and life.   Things you will also learn in this episode:   The Red Shoes Living Reciprocity Effect What “compression” of people is in certain work environments What it means to be the best version of one's self. The one question that changed how Lonnie thinks - about everything! What it means to ”Rebuild your house”   Quotes   “Treat those who have more than you as equals, and those who have less than you as Kings and Queens; if you live your life that way, it'll count for plenty.” - Lonnie Mayne   “How we treat people and what we put out there, for the most part, we get back – it's appreciated and reciprocated.” - Lonnie Mayne   “If you're not taking care of yourself, you can't take care of other people.” - Lonnie Mayne   “Keep your ego in check; if you don't, the world's going to knock it out of you.” - Lonnie Mayne   “If we're not moving forward and working on mastery every day, we're actually falling behind because today is totally different than tomorrow.” - Lonnie Mayne   “We will be better off for having gone through the trials and tribulations that we've gone through.” - Lonnie Mayne   “When we give up on hope, we give up on everything.” - Lonnie Mayne   “Don't give up hope or belief in people; we're human, we're imperfect, and it's not always going to be great. Some people will make mistakes but it doesn't give us the right to give up hope or belief in them.” - Lonnie Mayne

We talk about human insights a lot to help us humanize business. But what does it mean to humanize business, and how do we do that? To discuss the topic, Jenn Vogel is joined by Lonnie Mayne, author of “Red Shoes Living” and executive chairman of Voxpopme. Join us and grab a copy of Lonnie's book here: https://lonniemayne.com/ Catch previous episodes: https://site.voxpopme.com/reel-talk-market-research-podcast/ "Reel Talk" is presented to you by Voxpopme, the leader in video surveys. Learn more about how you can use video surveys in your market research here: http://site.voxpopme.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/customer-insights-show/message

The Portland Wrestlecast and the biggest feud in Portland Wrestling history. Bigger than Piper vs Rose or Rip Oliver vs Billy Jack. In 1968, Tough Tony Borne vs Lonnie Mayne drew thousands of fans to the then brand-new Portland Memorial Coliseum. Jim Valley talks with long-time fan, promoter and historian Frank Culbertson about his memories of the feud and the new book "Katie Bar the Door! History of Portland Wrestling"

The author of the acclaimed book, Red Shoes Living - Stand Out For The Positive in How You Work and How You Live, Lonnie Mayne has spent years helping to bring humanity into the business world. Drawing inspiration from his professional wrestler father, Lonnie strives to ensure he, and the businesses he helps, treat others as people first and employees or customers second.

How we show up, both professionally and personally, makes a difference. Lonnie Mayne joins Kevin to talk about Red Shoes Living, a framework for engaging our teams. Key Points Lonnie shares the 5 steps to Red Shoes Living; awareness, gratitude, kindness & respect, everyone has a story, and put yourself out there. Our stories change daily and if we can't connect our team, we cannot inspire or support them. It is as important to know what rekindles our spirit, as it is to know that about our team. Red shoes living creates a culture of positive experiences that stand out. Meet Lonnie Name: Lonnie Mayne His Story: Author of Red Shoes Living – Stand Out For the Positive in How You Work and How You Live. A former technology and turnaround executive who has spent thirty years building leadership teams to deliver Red Shoes Experiences. Company: Red Shoes Living, Inc. Worth Mentioning: Lonnie has worked with best-in-class companies who believe in standing out for the positive, including Microsoft, Nike, McDonald's, Bose, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Transamerica, and Saks Fifth Avenue. Connect with Lonnie: http://lonniemayne.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/lonnie-mayne/ https://www.instagram.com/lonniemayne https://www.facebook.com/lonnie.mayne https://twitter.com/lonniemayne This episode is brought to you by… 13 Days to Remarkable Leadership, a free leadership video series based on Kevin's book, Remarkable Leadership. Sign up: https://remarkablepodcast.com/13days Quote "If we can keep the human spirit alive in business, we spend more than half of our life in our careers every day, then we can ignore the human potential." - Lonnie Mayne Join Our Community If you want to view our live podcast episodes, hear about new releases, or chat with others who enjoy this podcast join one of our communities below. Facebook: https://facebook.com/groups/RemarkableLeadershipPodcast LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8550061/ Leave a Review If you liked this conversation, we'd be thrilled if you'd let others know by leaving a review on Apple Podcasts. Here's a quick guide for posting a review.

Lonnie Mayne is an internationally recognized high performance consultant, #1 rated keynote speaker, and published author. He's the founder and pioneer of Red Shoes Living, an award-winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of.On a mission to spread the message that people matter, he's passionate about philanthropic initiatives for mental health awareness, anti-bullying, and suicide prevention.Lonnie lives in photogenic Park City, Utah, and is an avid adventurer. From helicopter skiing to Spartan racing, Lonnie puts himself out there in all aspects of his life. He's a big fan of Taco Tuesdays and loves spending time with his friends and family who are passionate about living life to the fullest and making a positive difference along the way. www.lonniemayne.com

How can you manifest your best life ever? Lonnie Mayne is an internationally recognized, high-performance, #1 rated keynote speaker, published author and executive consultant. He's the founder and pioneer of Red Shoes Living, Inc., an award-winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of. Lonnie spent 30+ years working with leading brands across 25 industries and was the president of InMoment, one of the largest customer experience technology companies in the world, where this team grew the company 817% in a short period of time using Red Shoes Living. Lonnie has worked with many of the top brands in the world including Nike, Bose, Saks fifth Avenue, Microsoft, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Transamerica, Point Click Care, CBRE, Colliers, Denny's, GOCA, McDonald's, Impartner, Inc., Montage, The British Citizen Awards, Express, Enterprise and many more. Recognized as a global authority in high-performance leadership training with a passion for inspiring others to stand out in how they work and live, Lonnie presented at the prestigious British Citizen Awards held at the Palace of Westminster hosted by Lord Dholakia. He also leads the Spartan-X leadership series and is a founding patron of the American Citizen Award, which recognizes everyday heroes. On a mission to spread the message that people matter, he's passionate about philanthropic initiatives for mental health awareness, anti-bullying, and suicide prevention. Lonnie lives in photogenic Park City, Utah, and is an avid adventurer. From helicopter skiing to Spartan racing, Lonnie puts himself out there in all aspects of his life. He's a big fan of Taco Tuesdays and loves spending time with his friends and family who are passionate about living life to the fullest and making a positive difference along the way. I have on Lonnie Mayne; we did an incredible podcast episode about manifesting your life and rebuilding your own personal home. We talk about rebuilding both metaphorically within your life and also your physical space. First, think about how you want to feel when you walk into your home. Lonnie would envision himself in complete peace. When you envision your new home, it's the start of manifesting a new life. Tune in as Lonnie gives tips for manifesting anything you desire, how to learn from your negative thoughts and the importance of gratitude. In This Episode: How we can metaphorically rebuild our homes [ 4:20 ] All about manifesting and the importance of intention [ 8:35 ] The difference between reacting and responding [ 14:00 ] Lonnie reveals his most surprising manifestation [ 15:50 ] Why we have to build systems to keep us on track [ 24:40 ] How we can learn from our negative thoughts [ 27:15 ] The importance of pausing and reframing [ 37:20 ]   Quotes: “I would envision a home that I could walk into and feel at peace.” “You can also manifest by what you think about during the day.” “Flex the muscle, get in a rhythm, and do it every day; it stays with you.” “Be vulnerable and open enough to listen to others.” “Immediately go to gratitude and flex that muscle.” Links Mentioned:  Download 5 Free Meditations Walk Through This Join My Retreats Sara's Facebook Live Boldly Lonnie Mayne's Website Standing Out in Your Life + Business | Episode 34 Lonnie's LinkedIn Lonnie's Twitter Lonnie's Facebook Lonnie's YouTube Read Red Shoes Living, Stand Out For The Positive In How You Work & Live Your Life

Welcome to another episode of Action and Ambition. We are joined today by Lonnie Mayne. He has spent 30 years working with leading brands across 25 companies as technology and turnaround executive. Lonnie established a value-driven, quick, and life-changing performance model called Red Shoes Living. His company is an award-winning philosophy and five-step process that leadership teams are using to motivate employees, win the battle for top talent, deliver exceptional customer experiences, and build positive communities that people want to be a part of. Lonnie spent 30 years working with leading brands across 25 countries. You’re going to love this episode!

Lonnie Mayne, Founder of Red Shoes Living is a world-renowned speaker and author on humanizing the experience. He's here to share the 5-step framework of his philosophy: Red Shoes Living. Learn how to build enriched culture, establish leadership responsibility, develop team accountability or create standout client experiences through this 5-step framework that's designed to help individuals show up and put their best self forward every day. 

Lonnie Mayne talks with Josh on his new book Red Shoes Living.Find more information about Lonnie here:Websitehttps://lonniemayne.comLinkedinhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/lonnie-mayne/Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/lonnie.mayneInstagramhttps://www.instagram.com/lonniemayne/

In this episode, Voxpopme CEO Dave Carruthers interviews the award-winning, internationally recognized keynote speaker, Lonnie Mayne. As CEO and Founder of Red Shoes Living, Lonnie has travelled the world to transform the customer experiences of leading brands in an array of sectors. Through his innovative Red Shoes Living concept, he has had an immediate influence on the customer experience, company culture, leadership performance, and the way employees live their lives outside of work - transforming businesses and lives in the process. Lonnie shares his take on the importance of CX, why stand-out CX matters and what the future looks like for CX. Watch the video version of the conversation here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlybw3zg3aQ To learn more about how to get customer insights through video feedback: https://bit.ly/38z2ujC --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/customer-insights-show/message

Tune in to the latest episode of Beyond the Meeting Room where ALHI President & CEO Michael Dominguez sits down with Lonnie Mayne of Red Shoes Living to discuss humanizing business, showing grace as a leader and how to put your best foot forward in the toughest of times.

How do you stand out in business and life? Lonnie Mayne is an internationally recognized, high-performance, #1 rated keynote speaker, published author and executive consultant. He’s the founder and pioneer of Red Shoes Living, Inc., an award-winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of. Lonnie spent 30+ years working with leading brands across 25 industries and was the president of InMoment, one of the largest customer experience technology companies in the world, where this team grew the company 817% in a short period of time using Red Shoes Living. Lonnie has worked with many of the top brands in the world including Nike, Bose, Saks fifth Avenue, Microsoft, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Transamerica, Point Click Care, CBRE, Colliers, Denny’s, GOCA, McDonald’s, Impartner, Inc., Montage, The British Citizen Awards, Express, Enterprise and many more. Recognized as a global authority in high-performance leadership training with a passion for inspiring others to stand out in how they work and live, Lonnie presented at the prestigious British Citizen Awards held at the Palace of Westminster hosted by Lord Dholakia. He also leads the Spartan-X leadership series and is a founding patron of the American Citizen Award, which recognizes everyday heroes. On a mission to spread the message that people matter, he’s passionate about philanthropic initiatives for mental health awareness, anti-bullying, and suicide prevention. Lonnie lives in photogenic Park City, Utah, and is an avid adventurer. From helicopter skiing to Spartan racing, Lonnie puts himself out there in all aspects of his life. He’s a big fan of Taco Tuesdays and loves spending time with his friends and family who are passionate about living life to the fullest and making a positive difference along the way. In this episode, the heart of our conversation starts with connection. There are five things that we are all globally connected with: awareness, gratitude; everyone has a story, respect and kindness, and putting yourself out there. With these factors, we can be the most successful version of ourselves. Plus, we will stand out in both business and life. Lonnie explains how our lives are an evolution, and we can bring our own version of red shoes to the table. However, when the world gets too noisy, go back to the awareness and gratitude; let it guide you. When we are aware, we will witness the good in our lives, allowing us to practice gratitude. With gratitude comes happiness, satisfaction, and inspiration. Tune in as we dive deeper into each of Lonnie’s five steps to standing out in business and life.  In This Episode: About Lonnie Mayne [ 2:55 ] The inspiration behind Red Shoes Living [ 10:10 ] Where the red shoes come from [ 17:35 ] How our lives are an evolution [ 23:25 ] What awareness means to Lonnie [ 28:35 ] Finding perspective in our lives [ 38:30 ] What gratitude means to Lonnie [ 40:50 ] The importance of our story [ 48:30 ] Why we need both kindness and respect [ 54:25 ] How to put yourself out there [ 57:20 ] Quotes: “Turn the noise down and be aware of who is standing in front of you.” “Grateful people tend to be the most successful people.” “Pay attention to the thoughts that are going through your mind and what it is doing to your body.” “Start seeing people, thanking people, and connecting with people.” “When you get lost, bring yourself back to awareness and gratitude.” Links Mentioned:  Sara’s Facebook Live Boldly Walk Through This Join My Retreats Lonnie’s Website Lonnie’s LinkedIn Lonnie’s Twitter Lonnie’s Facebook Lonnie’s YouTube Read Red Shoes Living, Stand Out For The Positive In How You Work & Live Your Life

In a community surrounded by great restaurants, Vessel Kitchen was founded originally in Park City as a fast casual dining joint for those seeking GOOD, hearty health food. Nick, Brian, and Chef Roe'e developed an upbeat dining culture with an original menu combining high quality ingredients with unique delicious flavors. Now with 4 locations and a popular brand name that precedes it, Vessel Kitchen is becoming one of Utah's favorite dining destinations. Listen in as Park City Jimmy sits down with Nick and Brian to hear the full Vessel Kitchen story.

In this powerful Red Shoes Living Podcast, Lonnie Mayne talks with Bronze Medal Olympian, Kellie Wells Brinkley. This is a special and talented woman you want to know. Her story keeps you on the edge of your seat and you find yourself cheering her on throughout the podcast. Kellie shares the incredible hurdles she powered through, over and conquered, to go on to win the Bronze Medal in 2012. It was considered one of the most dramatic stories in the history of the Olympic games.Kellie shares with us her belief that "not all types of movement is progress. Sometimes, you have to stop to move forward." She also believes that when you think you have reached your "glass ceiling", set a new one and keep pushing. Kellie Wells hails from Richmond Virginia. She attended James River High School where she graduated with honors and then chose to attend Hampton University in Hampton Virginia. During her time at Hampton University, Wells was a four-year letterman, three year Captain, elected the school’s most valuable athlete, earned all Mid Eastern Athletic Conference honors, and made history by becoming the school’s first NCAA Division 1 All-American in any sport. While she thrived on the track, she managed to graduate college in three and a half years and go on into the University’s five year MBA program and complete that early as well. Kellie suffered a heartbreaking injury at the 2008 Olympic Trials where she was unable to compete in the finals due to a severe hamstring tear. Wells made an impressive comeback in 2011 by winning her first USA outdoor and indoor national titles and dominating the 100-meter Hurdles. Wells’ winning time of 7.79 at the 2011 USA Indoor Championships was the No. 1 time in the world for the year and at the ninth fastest of all time. In the summer of 2011, Wells also went public with another heartbreaking struggle she faced – being sexually abused by her mother’s boyfriend. Wells moved out of the abusive house in the 10th grade and a few weeks later her mother passed away in a car accident along with her mother's boyfriend. Wells unknowingly drove past the accident site on her way home, not realizing her mother was in the car wreck. Her honors include: • Four-time National Champion (100-meter hurdles); two-time National Champion (60-meter hurdles); Co-National Record Holder (55-meter hurdles)• 2012 Presidential Rising Star Award; awarded by President Barack Obama • Mid-Eastern Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame Inductee• Olympic Ambassador• United States Army Athlete Ambassador• USA Track and field ambassador • US Olympic committee safe sports advisor and Ambassador Kellie has a foundation called “The Hits and Hurdles Foundation”, that services people that have taken major hits and overcome many obstacles in life. Kellie enjoys helping Men, Woman, and Children that have overcome obstacles, sexual abuse, and all types of violence. The foundation also teaches self-love, empowerment, and taking care of their Mind, Body, and Soul. Kellie prides herself on being a champion for the voiceless and empowering women to take back what was stolen from them and not only surviving but thriving.

In this week's episode of the Red Shoes Living Podcast, Lonnie Mayne talks with former world record holder and Olympian, Willie Banks. Willie talks with us about how to be a renaissance individual and leader. Every day starts with gratitude for Willie. His daily practice includes choosing positive words in all of his communication. He shares with us what it takes to go after a world record and personal best. Willie also lets us in on the five things that have helped him navigate the COVID pandemic.For many years Willie has assisted cities bidding for international events like the Olympic Games. He has served as the Deputy Executive Director for the 1994 World Cup of soccer and the Director of Athlete Services for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Village. He is famous throughout the world and has represented his country in many ways. Taking note of Willie’s international popularity and outstanding personal character and leadership qualities, Time Magazine once dubbed him “The United States’ ambassador of track and field”.Though Willie is a former world record holder and Olympian, much of his fame comes from his innovative approach to sports. Willie entertained the crowd and in response, the spectators rhythmically clapped while he ran down the runway for his jump. It became so popular that it set a tradition that is mimicked throughout the world to this day.Willie is a leader. In 2019, Willie was elected to World Athletics, the international federation responsible for the sport of track and field (athletics). He currently also sits on the World Olympians Association Executive Committee. He is past-President of the US Olympians. He is a member of the Board of Directors for USA Track and Field, 1988 Olympic Team Captain, USATF Alumni President, and past chairman of the USATF Athletes Advisory Committee. While working on the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games the Martin Luther King, Jr. Women’s Association awarded Willie with their “Drum Major for Justice” award given to that individual who exemplifies a positive leadership image. During a critical time for US cycling, Willie raised funds to revitalize the Olympic Velodrome in Los Angeles and started the Southern California Velodrome Association which managed both the Olympic and San Diego velodromes.

This Red Shoes Living episode features the CEO and Founder of Red Shoes Living, Lonnie Mayne, himself. We have received so many requests for more solo podcasts and we will be doing more of these in the future.Red Shoes Living is a timeless and powerful message. However, through this incredibly noisy and disruptive time in history, there is no better time for applying the Red Shoes Living mindset in your personal and professional lives than now!COVID has been challenging for sure. With every adversity, there is also often opportunity. COVID has presented some fortuities for many that otherwise may have not been. Quarantine forced an opportunity for us to go deep within and make improvements in our lives whether it be in health, relationships, and professionally. It's presented a juncture for creativity in all aspects of our lives.In this episode, Lonnie reviews the pillars of Red Shoes Living and how the pillars can help us all navigate these tough times. COVID gave us no choice but to step into what we are all facing. It is up to us to step through it, and then eventually, step up. This realization led us to create Red Shoes Rising. A thoughtful and important message for us individually, and as leaders, to help navigate what uncertainties and challenges we are all faced with. If we apply the Red Shoes Living mindset in our lives, we will get through this, together. We are going to rise through this opportunity and step up to more fulfilling and satisfying personal and professional lives.Lonnie's book, Red Shoes Living is available here.

In this incredibly powerful episode, Lonnie Mayne talks with Dean McKee, a man wrongfully convicted more than 30 years ago for a murder he did NOT commit. Dean spent 30 years in prison and fought day in and day out to prove his innocence. The Innocence Project eventually took his case and in time were able to get his conviction overturned and he walked out of prison, a free man, January 9, 2018. Dean has never been compensated for his wrongful conviction and 30 years in prison. It would only make sense that he would be very cynical, angry, and bitter. Shockingly, he is not. Instead, he has forgiven those involved in this injustice and is full of gratitude for his life and his freedom and is working hard to build a life for himself and his wife, Danie. He has known Danie since they were 15 years old. Danie walked with and fought alongside Dean to help secure his freedom.Dean and Danie now live in their beautiful home with their dog, Buddy. They enjoy working in their vegetable and flower gardens. Gardening was something that became a life-line for Dean while in prison. They have built a business together, Inside Ink Tattoo Studio, based in Largo, Florida. This was a dream of Dean's throughout his incarceration. Dean's attitude of gratitude and spirit is something special to behold. In his own words:"I am so grateful for my life and my freedom and all of our family and friends that we have made, and who have supported us on this journey. Life outside is so different than what I’m used to after 30 years of prison, and I am forever grateful for the people that worked so hard to get me home."

In this special episode of the Red Shoes Living Podcast, Lonnie Mayne talks with Scotty and Tiffany Smiley about the tragic attack that Scotty endured by a suicide car bomber in Iraq, 2005. They discuss how, with Tiffany’s love, encouragement, unwavering support, and determination, Scotty, now blind from the attack, overcame his understandable hopelessness and rebuilt his life to go on to be hugely successful as a blind active-duty officer, father, husband, author, speaker, and athlete. Scotty and Tiffany have three beautiful sons and have built an inspirational and successful business. Hope Unseen. Major (Retired) Scotty Smiley became the first blind active-duty officer in military history following a face-to-face confrontation with a suicide car bomber in Iraq in 2005. After his injury, Scotty’s faith led him to forgive his attacker and inspired him to rebuild his life while continuing to serve his country in the U.S. Army. A West Point graduate, he returned there to teach after he earned an MBA from Duke University. He was named the Army Times “Soldier of the Year" and won an ESPY award for “Best Outdoor Athlete.” He is the recipient of a Bronze Star, a Purple Heart, and the Army’s prestigious MacArthur Leadership Award. Following a position in the Gonzaga University ROTC Department, Scotty retired from the military in 2015. Scotty wrote his book Hope Unseen about his journey through overcoming adversity and now travels the country sharing his message of perseverance, courage, and hope. Ever the adventurer, after the loss of his eyesight he has learned to surf, gone skydiving, climbed Mt. Denali, and became an Ironman. Scotty currently works as an investment banker at Drexel Hamilton and is a regular guest on news networks such as NBC, CBS, and Fox. He is married to his high school sweetheart Tiffany. The couple lives in their hometown of Pasco, Washington with sons Grady, Graham, and Baylor. Tiffany Smiley is currently CEO and Founder of Tiffany Smiley Consulting and President and Co-Founder of Hope Unseen, a highly successful public speaking firm. She has been featured on CBS News, CNN, C-SPAN, Dr. Phil, Fox News, The Katie Couric Show as well as in major publications such as People Magazine, USA Today, and The Wall Street Journal. Prior to that, Ms. Smiley served as a triage nurse and in other health professional roles. She is a graduate of Whitworth University where she received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing. Ms. Smiley has been a fierce advocate for American veterans, working with high-ranking politicians, lobbyists, and the President to secure much-needed services. She runs her consultancy and other businesses from Pasco, WA, where she lives with her husband and three sons.

Loyalty360 is hosting speakers weekly in a live stream format, featuring conversations on customer loyalty and experience news, trends, insights, and opportunities for marketers. This week, we had the pleasure of speaking with Lonnie Mayne, Founder and CEO of Red Shoes Living. During this session, Mark Johnson of Loyalty360 and Lonnie discuss customer loyalty/CX trends, the changing industry landscape, and what's next for customer loyalty. For those interested in watching the recording of this Loyalty Live live stream, you can find the full video on our Loyalty360 YouTube channel.

Dustin Plantholt’s “Life’s Tough—You Can Be Tougher” podcast this week features Lonnie Mayne, internationally recognized high-performance and top-rated keynote speaker, published author, executive consultant, and founder of Red Shoes Living, Inc. As the founder and pioneer of Red Shoes Living, Inc., Lonnie employs his Red Shoes Living doctrine—an award-winning philosophy and five-step framework that leadership teams are deploying organization-wide to engage employees, win the battle for top talent, create standout customer experiences, and build meaningful cultures that people get inspired to be a part of. Lonnie spent 30+ years working with leading brands across more than 25 industries and was the president of InMoment, one of the largest customer experience technology companies in the world, where his team grew the company 817% in a short period of time using Red Shoes Living. Lonnie has worked with many of the top brands in the world including Nike, Bose, Saks Fifth Avenue, Microsoft, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Transamerica, Point Click Care, CBRE, Colliers, Denny’s, GOCA, McDonald’s, Impartner, Inc., Montage, The British Citizen Awards, Express, Enterprise, and many more. Recognized as a global authority in high-performance leadership training with a passion for inspiring others to stand out in how they work and live, Lonnie presented at the prestigious British Citizen Awards held at the Palace of Westminster hosted by Lord Dholakia. He also leads the Spartan-X Leadership Series and is a founding patron of the American Citizen Award, which recognizes everyday heroes. On a mission to spread the message that people matter, he is passionate about philanthropic initiatives for mental health awareness, anti-bullying, and suicide prevention. Lonnie lives in photogenic Park City, Utah, and is an avid adventurer. From helicopter skiing to Spartan racing, Lonnie puts himself out there in all aspects of his life. He loves spending time with his friends and family who are also passionate about living life to the fullest and making a positive difference along the way. Join Dustin and Lonnie for a candid talk on life & purpose and hear about the people and experiences that molded him to lead and inspire others. As Lonnie says, “When I was just a kid, I remember hearing the cheers for my pro-wrestling dad rise from the stands. But every time he stepped out of the ring, he’d shake off his Moondog Mayne persona to connect with his fans on a human level. After he passed away, I spent my summers traveling with my uncle who was a CEO “turnaround guy” and my personal business mentor … and watched him get the best out of others by treating them like people first and employees or customers second.”

In this episode of the Red Shoes Living podcast, Lonnie Mayne and Dr. Daisy Robinton discuss what it takes to navigate and to truly bear witness to what we are all going through during these incredibly challenging times, and Dr. Robinton talks about the science of what is happening to the human psyche through these experiences. We learn how we as leaders need to stop and listen in order to be effective with our teams, and what will stay with us and what we will learn from these unprecedented, collective human experiences we are all sharing across the world.

Obstacle immunity is a credo of this community and together we will adapt and overcome! Now more than ever we need to be positive and beacons to those around us. We must be solution focused and not fall into the traps of fear. You’ve got this Spartans. Together we are Spartan Strong and will overcome this invisible obstacle. Now is the time to be of service and retrain yourself in the new skills needed.    In this special episode we will hear advice from 10 EXPERTS in medicine, mindset, food, business, community preparedness and mindfulness. To the Spartan Community, globally we are facing an obstacle like never before and never has it been more important to remember and implement all the resiliency lessons we have learned over the five years of doing this podcast. In this special episode we check back in with experts across the fields of physical, mental and medical wellness to give you the best tools for your toolbox to accept and adapt to this challenge. The overarching message is to stay informed, but still stay productive!  These experts have excellent advice that will give you great strategies to implement a healthy and productive response to this pandemic.    Don’t be scared, be prepared! And don’t forget to breathe!    EXPERTS & TOPICS FEATURED ON THIS EPISODE: EXPERTS & TOPICS FEATURED ON THIS EPISODE: - Dr. Paul Kilgore - Infectious Disease specialist // Medical info for Spartans - Joe Polish - founder Genius Network & Genius Recovery // 4 tools to stay balanced + book recommendations - Corinna Coffin - Spartan Pro Athlete & Registered Dietician // Easy healthy recipes you can make even if you have limited access to ingredients. - Dr. Stephen Cabral - Board-certified doctor of Naturopathy // De-stress protocol - Nada Milosavljevic MD host of Spartan Health //Natural Immunity boosters - Jesse Levin - Founder of Tactivate // Community action & the Readiness Collective - Your responsibility - Zach Even-Esh - Underground Strength // workouts anywhere - Lonnie Mayne - Red Shoes Living // putting things in a positive light - Amy Swift Crosby - Co-Founder Body Squad and Host of State of the Universe // Suggestions for Small Businesses navigating a Complicated Time - Johnny Waite - Spartan Up co-host // What next?   Stay Strong. Stay Positive & Wash Those Hands!  LINKS:   Dr. Paul Kilgore http://quantitative-health.com/ Genius Recovery https://geniusrecovery.org/ Corinna Coffin https://www.instagram.com/cscoffin13 Dr Nada mentioned these episodes ZINC https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hBseaQTBh3E&t=84s Natural Treatments to Boost Immunity https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8mCc5nwcyE&t=3s Dr. Stephen Cabral  https://stephencabral.com Jesse Levin - Tactivate https://www.tactivate.com/ Zach Even-Esh https://www.instagram.com/zevenesh/ Lonnie Mayne https://lonniemayne.com/ Amy Swift Crosby http://www.smartypeople.com/ Stay Strong. Stay Positive & Wash Those Hands!    Thank you for listening. Let us know what you think, should we do more episodes like this? We’re easy to find on twitter @SpartanUpPod and instagram at @SpartanUpPodcast SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay   FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod Twitter @SpartanUpPod Instagram @SpartanUpPodcast   CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Host: Joe De Sena, Colonel Nye, Dr. Johnny Waite & Sefra Alexandra are doing immunity burpees & washing their hands :)    Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra | Seed Huntress  Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty   © 2020 Spartan

Lonnie Mayne joins us to discuss the Red Shoes Living philosophy - a frame work to achieve your best life at work, play, relationships, and more. cultivatewellnesspodcast.com @cultivatewellnesspodcast Always brought to you by Peoples Rx, Austin's Favorite Pharmacy!

The (wait for it) Mayne word of this episode has got to be ”connection.” You'll hear it in the easy communication between Spanny and his guest Lonnie Mayne as they discuss connecting with others and with audiences as professional presenters, as well as staying in touch with personal intent and ideals. This type of awareness makes all the difference in the richness of your days. Lonnie's striking stories including interviewing a man unjustly imprisoned for decades and developing Red Shoes Living, his signature approach for standing out with high standards. Listen for his story of packing red shoes for a trip with less-than-perfect attention …

Leaders strive to create a culture where people are passionate, motivated and engaged. Putting a positive framework in place allows for an organization, and the people within to be at their very best. Executive Leader... The post 012 – Using a Positive Mindset to Create a Stand-Out Company with Lonnie Mayne appeared first on Learn to Win | The Scrimmage Podcast.

When Lonnie was just a kid, he remembers hearing the cheers for his pro-wrestling dad rise from the stands. But every time he stepped out of the ring, he’d shake off his Moondog Mayne persona to connect with his fans on a human level. After his father passed away, Lonnie spent his summers traveling with his uncle who was a CEO “turnaround guy” and his personal business mentor. He sat in meetings with him and watched him get the best out of others by treating them like people first and employees or customers second. Over the last few decades, Lonnie has been a technology executive and before that an executive navigating mergers and acquisitions. During the most challenging times, he often asked himself: “How can I turn this noise down and develop the full potential of our people and our organization?” He knew there had to be a more respectful way to have tough conversations, handle company changes, and build team trust and resilience. A more inspired way to get others showing up every day, feeling excited to get to work. A more personalized way to serve customers and stand out from competitors… And he also knew where these changes would have to start: Not with the company, but with the leaders building and inspiring the company culture. To answer all these tough questions, he created a simple, life-changing, and value-driven performance model. It’s called Red Shoes Living and its applications go far beyond the work environment. Listen in on our conversation during Spartan Media Fest as we discuss his role as a father and how Red Shoes Living applies to life, business and parenting.

Lonnie Mayne credits his father, who was a professional wrestler known as “Moondog” Mayne, with inspiring a deep sense of kindness and respect in him from a young age. Lonnie carried this with him into the corporate business world, where he quickly saw the value of real humanity and treating others with respect. For the first 18 years of his career, he grew with a customer experience technology company that would become one of the biggest in the field, always holding his humanistic values at the core of his work. Today we're discussing his new book Red Shoes Living, and how humanizing business creates high performance, and allows you to play big. “It's a higher level of leadership or awareness, because you're literally treating every single person you come in contact with, with respect and understanding, and that it's on us to pull out all of that goodness in them…so ultimately you get performance.” What You Will Discover How to create high performance through humanizing your business How to stand out from the rest of your competition and be number one in your field Using business partnerships to validate you and spread your message Resources Buy a copy of Red Shoes Living at https://www.amazon.com/Red-Shoes-Living-Stand-Positive-ebook/dp/B07TN349VZ Learn more about Lonnie and his work at https://lonniemayne.com/

If you could be any superhero who would you be? Todd Herman is a mental performance coach that utilizes the strategies inherent with embodying an alter ego to be successful as an athlete on the field or as an executive in the boardroom. Find out what role identity, clothing and mental preparedness can play in your success. Imagination is a powerful tool that can be practiced and honed to overcome perceived limitations and obstacles you never thought that “you” could overcome. LESSONS Mastering the self is our greatest challenge Preparation, routine, planning, relaxation & breathing skills are keys to success Seek mentors & apprenticeships Move forward & level up Alter Ego means a trusted friend or ally Utilize your imagination to reach your goals Act with intention LINKS More about SpartanX https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhvIba0mXsE More about Todd Herman www.toddherman.me/live2019 Todd on Facebook facebook.com/toddhermanconnect Todd on Instagram instagram.com/todd_herman Special Ops Survivors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PhvIba0mXsE TIME STAMPS 0:00 Spartan Up panel with guest Lonnie Mayne discusses SpartanX 1:30 Interview begins with Todd Herma & Joe De Sena 2:30 Coaches role in pushing you to your personal best 3:45 Mastering the self 4:45 Childhood trauma and its effects on his life 5:45 Mental game strategies and alter egos 7:15 Preparation, routine and planning 8:15 Mentorship & apprenticeship 10:00 Getting into flow state & a cold call 11:45 SPECIALOPSSURVIVORS.ORG break 13:30 Interview continues 14:20 Moving forward & leveling up 16:00 creating a “shield” around the athlete before a game 18:00 quickly shifting mental paradigms 19:00 Utilizing “Alter Egos’” 21:00 The power of imagination 23:00 Finding superhero qualities that inspire you 25:50 In-clothed cognition 31:00 What attributes do you take with you in competition? 32:45 The panel Sefra Alexandra, Col. Nye, Johnny Waite & guest Lonnie Mayne discusses how to integrate alter egos into your practice SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Col. Nye, Johnny Waite & guest Lonnie Mayne Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty © 2019 Spartan

What can a pair of red shoes teach us about running a business and delighting customers? Quite a lot, actually. I had the pleasure of hearing a keynote by Lonnie Mayne, founder of Red Shoes Living. RSL is a consultancy build around Lonnie's five pillars for standing out for the positive in everything we do. Following that keynote, and in advance of his book launch, Lonnie and I sat down to discuss the Red Shoes Living framework and how to start applying it to your life and business right away.

What can a pair of red shoes teach us about running a business and delighting customers? Quite a lot, actually. I had the pleasure of hearing a keynote by Lonnie Mayne, founder of Red Shoes Living. RSL is a consultancy build around Lonnie’s five pillars for standing out for the positive in everything we do. Following that keynote, and in advance of his book launch, Lonnie and I sat down to discuss the Red Shoes Living framework and how to start applying it to your life and business right away.

Manning the mic solo today, Lonnie Mayne shares an important message about being addicted to the result, regrets and creating value. This message is an important one for all professionals to hear.

“We were made to do hard things,” is Katie Wells family motto. Her popular website “Wellness Mama" features simple answers for healthier families. Mama to six children, she has found ways to bring lessons from the workplace to the management of her home. She systematizes her household (spreadsheets are one of her “love languages”). All this to empower her children- who by the way, have to start their own business before being given a cell phone or car! Joe De Sena and the Spartan Up team really learned a lot in this one and as Katie says, “if you want to change the trajectory of society… HELP THE MOMS!” LESSONS Systematize your house Siloing: everything has a time & a place Raise adults not children: identify & align common goals Recognize the workflow & natural consequences Cold water helps with singleness of focus Define long-term priorities & core objectives Creating “white space” for kids creativity LINKS https://wellnessmama.com Listen to the newest Spartan Podcast Trail Talk with Luis & Charlie on your favorite podcast app, or find a link at spartan.com/trail TIME STAMPS 0:00 Intro with Colonel Nye, Sefra Alexandra, Johnny Waite & Guest host Lonnie Mayne 1:45 Academics as a family culture 3:00 Walking across the country & meeting her husband 4:00 How she is raising her six children as entrepreneurs 5:00 Starting an incubator in her home: a 12-year-olds podcast 6:00 Getting really sick 7:30 Uniting a community of mothers 9:15 The core concerns of moms 10:15 Systematizing the house 11:45 TRAIL TALK with Luis Escobar & Charlie Engle! 13:00 Interview continues: Finland with Four Sigmatic in ice water 14:30 Kids as employees? 15:45 Managing & ownership in the household 17:45 A new app concept … The Spartan Mama 18:25 Defining long-term priorities 19:45 Pole vaulting- a sport her kids can do together 20:45 The Colonel, Dr. Johnny, The Seed Huntress & Guest Lonnie Mayne discuss lessons learned SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Col. Nye, Johnny Waite & Guest host Lonnie Mayne Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty © 2019 Spartan

His early life was so “perfect” Nick Green says he was too afraid to take risks or to fail. He was lucky, a business concept found him during college and forced him to learn resilience and the value of failure. Once he overcame that fear, the world of possibilities opened up to him! Now he is building a mission driven business ThriveMarket.com. What does it take to thrive in life? A good place to start is your nutrition. Nick has devised a way to make healthy organic food accessible & affordable. He failed his way to success and shares his gems of advice about leaning into fear, the struggles of the unknown and the triumph of getting help people either through education or healthy food with Joe De Sena in this episode.   LESSONS “Unlearning” can be a key to success Stop worrying about failing If your really struggling you may be on the right path Identify your weaknesses and build your team to fill them Lean into fear   LINKS Thrive Market https://thrivemarket.com   This episode of Spartan Up! is brought you by Luminox, the Official Timing Partner of Spartan Race. Luminox is the watch brand of choice when it comes to overcoming tough obstacles where "every second counts”. Visit www.Luminox.com and use code SPARTAN10 to get 10% off your next order.   TIME STAMPS 0:00 Sefra Alexandra, Johnny Waite, Col. Nye & guest host Lonnie Mayne intro this episode 1:52 Luminox Break 2:15 Interview with Nick begins in the hills of Malibu 4:00 Environment of the family of an entrepreneur 5:00 Accidental entrepreneurship 6:45 Failing your way to success 9:00 The emotional pain of the fear of failure 10:30 Unlearning the emotional pain 11:25 Luminox Break 11:40 Being a domesticated animal 13:30 Thrive Market= Costco meets Whole Foods 15:00 Gut level decisions 18:15 Customer acquisition & profitability 21:40 Panel discusses Nick’s advice   SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay   FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod   CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Johnny Waite, Col. Nye & Guest Host Lonnie Mayne Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty   © 2019 Spartan  

How do you create a corporate culture that allows people to live their best lives? Based off the principles that Lonnie observed in his father, the famous red shoe wearing wrestler Moondog Mayne - he created a philosophy that helps spread positivity in the workplace. Lonnie is an expert aggregator and motivator of brilliant minds, this week you will learn what it really means to walk a mile in someone else’s red shoes!   This episode of Spartan Up is brought to you by DNAfit. Get personal with your race training and nutrition by unlocking the power of your genetics. Save 20% off your test at https://www.dnafit.com/spartan/ LESSON At the center of every accomplishment is amazing people Implement a holistic approach in business Self-awareness is key Find a community that holds you accountable Put yourself out there and really live Empower people to do their best work and live their best life LINKS https://redshoesliving.com TIME STAMPS: 0:00 Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Colonel Nye & Guest Host Ret. CSM Frank Grippe introduce this weeks interview 1:25 DNAFIT.COM/SPARTAN for 20% discount 1:53 Interview begins 2:15 Moondog Mayne 4:50 Living your best life 6:30 SPARTAN X Leadership : The Spartan Way 8:05 DNAFIT.COM/SPARTAN Break 12:00 Red Shoes Living philosophy 14:00 How do we keep people engaged? 16:00 Positivity and self awareness are key 18:00 Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Colonel Nye & Guest Host Ret. CSM Frank Grippe discuss Lonnie’s interview and how to integrate the Red Shoes principles into your life 22:50 DNAFIT.COM/SPARTAN close SUBSCRIBE: Apple Podcasts: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpShow YouTube: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpYT Google Play: http://bit.ly/SpartanUpPlay FOLLOW SPARTAN UP: Spartan Up on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/spartanuppodcast/ Spartan Up on Twitter https://twitter.com/SpartanUpPod CREDITS: Producer – Marion Abrams, Madmotion, llc. Hosts: Joe De Sena, Sefra Alexandra, Colonel Nye & Guest Host Ret. CSM Frank Grippe Synopsis – Sefra Alexandra Production Assistant - Andrea Hagarty © 2019 Spartan

Let it be known that, at the SpartanX Leadership Forum in the fall of 2018, The Spaniard choked up. A couple times, in fact. You'll hear it during this panel-style talk moderated by Lonnie Mayne of Red Shoes Living. The crowd genuinely appreciated Spanny's vulnerability … not to mention his reeling off all of the topics in the most recent book he had read, Joe De Sena's ”The Spartan Way.” Have a tissue and take a bow, Span Man. For more w/ The Spaniard:   Support The Spaniard Show - https://patreon.com/charliespaniard Website/Bookings/Reading List: https://charliespaniard.com Book: https://amzn.to/2QPcf1P Facebook: https://facebook.com/charliespaniard Twitter: https://twitter.com/charliespaniard Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charliespaniard Youtube: https://youtube.com/user/charliespaniard   Subscribe to The Spaniard Show: iTunes - https://apple.co/2kxob7j Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Irpy2px7edqbwiwpil2ab2jq4me Stitcher - https://bit.ly/2qUBRPb OR search "Spaniard Show" on any podcast app

Lonnie Mayne, CEO and Founder of Red Shoes Living, talks with us about how he's grown his business through video and the impact that video can make.

Lonnie Mayne, CEO and Founder of Red Shoes Living, talks with us about how he's grown his business through video and the impact that video can make.

On today’s episode of the Life Uncharted Podcast, we are joined by Lonnie Mayne. Lonnie is the CEO of Red Shoes Living, a team of leaders who has helped businesses grow 817% over the last few years by creating a culture focused on making a positive impact in the world. As an internationally recognized speaker, Lonnie shares his expertise on standing out in the way you live, the way you interact with people, and your overall contribution in the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices