Podcast appearances and mentions of robert renteria

“Don't let where you came from dictate who you are—let it be part of who you become.” —Dr. Robert RenteriaHave you ever felt like your past disqualified you from your future? Dr. Robert Renteria understands that struggle until he chose to rise and uplift entire communities.This week on Corporate Cafecito, we share a story of grit, grace, and transformation that will leave you inspired to rewrite your narrative.

LISTEN: Guest Robert Renteria joins us from Keller Williams Realty Boise sharing tales from the Great Recession, building his first database after a decade in the business, and the moment he almost walked away from KW. Plus, how he survived a near-death experience and went on to have his best year in real estate yet in 2022.

This week design/build contractor and creator of the Rockstar Platform, Robert Renteria joins us to discuss how he shares his experience and business knowledge to help other business owners improve their skills and profitability. @artist_renteria The Rockstar Platform

Today we had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Robert Renteria, the founder of our sponsor, the From the Barrio Foundation, with the support of HumanityXR. The “From the Barrio Foundation” is working with schools to implement a dynamic two week curriculum/teacher's guide that utilizes Dr. Renteria's story to help students reflect on their own lives and share their own stories.

*Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Jonathan Bernstein takes a look at Wisconsin to point out how the GOP has a recruiting problem. *ABC News Correspondent Andy Field breaks down the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. *Keith Naughton of Silent Majority Strategies discusses the tough decision that Merrick Garland has in relation to Trump. *Dr. Robert Renteria tells John about his books and curriculum designed to empower youths to avoid violence, delinquency, and gangs. *Plus, national political reporter Salena Zito talks John Fetterman's messaging and shares her thoughts on the raid of Mar-a-Lago.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

*Bloomberg Opinion Columnist Jonathan Bernstein takes a look at Wisconsin to point out how the GOP has a recruiting problem. *ABC News Correspondent Andy Field breaks down the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act. *Keith Naughton of Silent Majority Strategies discusses the tough decision that Merrick Garland has in relation to Trump. *Dr. Robert Renteria tells John about his books and curriculum designed to empower youths to avoid violence, delinquency, and gangs. *Plus, national political reporter Salena Zito talks John Fetterman's messaging and shares her thoughts on the raid of Mar-a-Lago.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Invitado especial, Roberto nos platica como comenzó su negocio, nos da consejos cómo ayudar a los con clientes, trabajar con contratistas y sobretodo con el personal de la compañía.

Yesterday we sat down with noted author Robert Renteria for a great conversation. His book 'From The Barrio To The Boardroom' is well-known & has become widely respected. Growing up in the barrio of East LA, Mr. Renteria's journey has been a long and storied one. He is a US Army veteran, successful businessman and the founder of the Barrio Foundation. His focus has been on the positive and upward development of youth and his series of books are geared towards just that. The title work is now in it's second edition and is available as a graphic novel. An honorary doctorate, Robert's work continues to take him around the globe with new opportunities and ambitions. This was not our first time meeting Robert, our first was while taking part in a local social justice meeting. We're glad to have met Robert and we commend him on all he does for our youth, humanity and the people he comes in contact with. This man is changing lives! Shouts go out to the American Legion and all veterans in the City of Aurora, our friends over at Aurora Business United & Aurora Tap House. Much love goes out to the Aurora Regional Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and to Two Brothers. Thank you to James, Big Will & Chad (you know who you are). So many shout outs, so little time; McCarty Mills, Cotton Seed Creative Exchange and the Unruly Artist. We're proud to bring the news to our listeners on a daily basis and we're proud to be doing what we do for the city of Aurora. It's Breast Cancer & Domestic Violence Awareness month so please donate or support both causes if you can. Be blessed, strong, empathetic and motivated; and stay tuned. We've got much, much more coming!  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmorningaurora/support

Dr. Robert Renteria utilizes his life experiences, business expertise, and leadership skills to address conditions that lead to a life of violence and delinquency while promoting the values that will help others realize their dreams and reach their full potential. He is the author of "From the Barrio to the Board Room", and is working to bring the “From the Barrio to the Classroom” curriculum to schools and youth based organizations around the world. Robert joins the show to discuss these issues, and help us understand how these issues impact the world of esports. Be sure to join our Discord to find resources and be a part of future discussions: https://discord.gg/xDWYCSZ

On this podcast, you will hear from two amazing men making a difference. Dr. Robert Renteria, is an author, educator and founder of From the Barrio Foundation, who is working with the Chicago Public School District and other schools around the country to implement From the Barrio to the Classroom, a dynamic two week curriculum/teacher’s guide that utilizes Dr. Renteria’s story to help students reflect on their own lives and share their own stories. George Moore, Jr. is the founder of the Legacy Reentry Foundation whose mission is to provide relevant resources that assist the formerly incarcerated with their spiritual, physical & mental transition back into society - changing individual lifestyles one day at a time. Through his personal experience with incarceration and the obstacles that he faced in returning to society God led him to start a ministry entitled “King In You” in 2007 where he encouraged and challenged people from all walks of life to rise above their past and to embrace their future in Jesus Christ through his written books, speaking engagements and ultimately the weekly classes that he teaches as a Chaplain at the Lake County Jail in IL.

Today our expert guest, Corey Blake, shares two unique but powerful tools for both personal and business development: storytelling and vulnerability. Corey is the Publisher of Conscious Capitalism Press and the founder & CEO of Round Table Companies, where he has spent over a decade helping business leaders use storytelling to transform themselves and their organizations.   Corey spent a past life as an actor, acting in everything from commercials to movies to TV. But after he became disillusioned with acting, he started to shift to more behind-the-scenes roles and getting into the storytelling aspect of entertainment.   However, he felt the need to do something a little more predictable or “normal,” so he started pursuing writing jobs. And when people started approaching him looking for help writing their books, “suddenly, this thing that was very practical became creative.” One of the first books he worked on was Robert Renteria's From the Barrio to the Board Room, and seeing the way that book inspired people to change their lives solidified Corey's new focus: using stories to connect people and help them reshape their own identity.   Today, Corey primarily helps businesses tell their stories. “Everyone who starts or leads a business is an artist, and they're using that business as a canvas, essentially painting a version of the world that they want to see,” Corey says. “That's a story worth telling. That's a story worth sharing.”   The Biggest Helping: Today's Most Important Takeaway   “Leadership is a lifetime lifestyle commitment... We get the companies we deserve; businesses that we build are a reflection of who we are. If we want to have more impact in the world, we have to start with ourselves. So committing to doing our own personal work on this journey expands our capabilities, as business people, immensely, and it is a lifestyle commitment.”   --   Thank you for joining us on The Daily Helping with Dr. Shuster. Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play to download more food for the brain, knowledge from the experts, and tools to win at life.   Resources: Articulate Your Purpose: https://www.roundtablecompanies.com/purpose Conscious Capitalism: https://www.consciouscapitalism.org/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CoreyBlake9000 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/coblake/ Watch: “Vulnerability is Sexy | Corey Blake | TEDxSalisbury” Corey's Vulnerability Challenge: https://roundtablecompanies.com/vulnerability Get your Personal Helping at thedailyhelping.com/personal-helping The Daily Helping is produced by Podcast Masters

His book, "From the Barrio To The Board Room," has turned into a global movement. His name is Robert Renteria and we'll dive into his story in this episode.

  After 6 months of hard work and one year and four months of interviewing some of the most successful people in the Latino community. My dream of someday writing a book about how Latinos & Latinas turn their dreams into reality is now itself a reality. Today 8/9/15 my book Logra Tu Dream: How 50 Successful Latinos & Latinas Turned Their Dreams Into Reality has launched on Amazon !! In this episode I will give you an overview of the book (in Spanish) and let you know how you can get it: What do Latinos who achieved exceptional success have in common? Is there a certain mindset and a set of principles that helped them achieve their dreams? If so, can they be summarized and replicated? This is the question stated by Arturo Nava in "Logra Tu Dream", a book that explores the principles behind 50 success stories of self-made Hispanic leaders. From White House officials to tech innovators to millionaire entrepreneurs, these men and women show that it takes blood, sweat,tears -and ganas!- to overcome the odds and achieve the American Dream. But achieving the American Dream has become increasingly difficult for many Latinos despite the huge opportunities because there is a lack of mentorship and inspiration from Latino role models...but it doesn't have to be that way. This book will show you how 50 of the most successful Latinos and Latinas in America turned their dreams into reality. These inspirational people share their stories providing us insight into the mindset, actions and habits that allowed them to overcome barriers and conquer fears, to achieve what they once thought impossible. After reading this book you will know that your dream is possible if you learn and put into action the proven principles you will discover here which will: * Show you that "si se puede" ( it is possible) * Teach you how to adopt the mindset of success * Inspire you to dream big * Show why YOU are the most important asset you need to invest in * Prove to you why you need to be grateful, give and surround yourself with the right people to be successful. * Inspire you to get mentored and take massive action As says Robert Renteria says "If your dream is big enough the odds don't matter". Gaby Natale the president of Super Latina TV who wrote the forward for this book puts it perfectly: "Logra Tu Dream" reminds us that it is vital for our community to keep embracing a Si Se Puede attitude and to develop our full potential both individually and collectively. My goal is to reach as many people as possible with this book by making it an Amazon bestseller. With you help I believe we can ! Si se puede !! Hot off the presses!...well, the virtual presses at least. The wait is over! CLICK HERE to buy your copy of  Logra Tu Dream: How 50 Successful Latinos & Latinas Turned Their Dreams Into Reality . Please be kind to your friends and SHARE with your Facebook friends. After you read the book I’d love to hear your feedback.... You can click here to leave a review on Amazon. Dream BIG, keep the fire in your belly burning and you will Logra Tu Dream !! Click Here to Subscribe//

Robert Renteria is a successful businessman turned author of From the Barrio to the Board Room, who is using his memoir with youth across America to replace violence, delinquency, gangs and drugs with education, pride, accomplishment, and self esteem.Renteria came from humble beginnings, growing up in an impoverished East L.A. barrio. In 2013 Mr. Renteria is the first Latino in the world to ever receive two National Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Awards for his work as a Civil Rights Leader and a Latino voice in Educational Reform.  In 2011 Robert Renteria is the first Latino in the world to receive an Outstanding International Humanitarian Award for promoting Global Peace and Education. And in 2010 Mr. Renteria was voted Chicago's Latino Professional of the Year by over 45,000 Latino business professionals of the Chicago Latino Network. In 2012 Little Barrio was recognized as the best graphic novel in Latin America, Spain and the United States of America for addressing youth issues. Listen & Subscribe on iTunes & Stitcher - Don’t Miss an Episode ! What you'll learn How Robert overcame his father abandonment at age 3, poverty, an accident that almost left him disabled, beatings from his step-father and gangs to achieve his American Dream How joining the military saved his life How he became a VP of a publicly traded company in 5 years How he started and built one of the largest distributors in the US in its field. Robert's life philosophy that helped him overcome tremendous adversity "You ask for help because you need to remain strong not because you are weak" How with ganas and a lot of hard work you can overcome any situation "A setback is nothing but a set up to a comeback" Why he decided to write the book "From the barrio to the boardroom" How the"From the barrio to the boardroom" book is  inspiring Latinos and Latinas to achieve their dreams and decreasing murders in tough neighborhoods How he is helping save and change lives helping Latinos get out of drugs, gangs and make better choices to become successful Why you need to surround yourself with great people and ask for help "The ultimate weapon is not a loaded gun  but an educated mind" Why we need to get rid of the "envidia" that keeps us down and embrace the mentality of abundance to reach our potential in the Latino community to leave a legacy How Robert is working to leave a legacy How bad do you want to succeed? "If the dream is big enough the odds don't matter" Resources & Links     How to contact Robert: www.fromthebarrio.com, 312-933-5619 , robert@fromthebarrio.com Thank you so much for listening ! If you enjoyed the episode, please consider subscribing in iTunes  and Stitcher and leaving a rating and a review.  This helps us to continue to be featured in the New & Noteworthy rankings so that more Latinos and Latinas can find us. Considering Launching a Podcast? Podcasters Paradise: This is my favorite resource for those of you considering launching your own podcast.  It was created by one of the most successful podcasters today-John Lee Dumas- who’s  Entrepreneur on Fire podcast was voted best in iTunes in 2013.  This is the only resource you will ever need to Create, Grow and Monetize your podcast. Over 900 members are consuming the 120+ video tutorials, engaging with other Podcasters in the private Facebook group, & loving the monthly webinars with todays top Podcasters! Sign up for free LIVE weekly webinars here.