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In this episode of the AUDACITY podcast, Letisha interviews Sharlee Jeter, the President of Turn 2 Foundation, VP of Strategy and Development of Jeter Ventures, and co-author of the book The STUFF: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar and Succeed. Sharlee shares real-life examples of the obstacles she's had to face in the boardroom and her personal life after a devastating cancer diagnosis when she was a 20-year-old college student and opened up about owning her strengths with a brother who's been in the spotlight nearly her entire life.   Sharlee's BioAmazon link: The STUFF: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar and Succeed: Follow Sharlee on IG: @sjeter2Want to work with Letisha on your Podcast? Book a call here.

This week on Montgomery & Co., it's a family affair in the Jeter household. Sharlee Jeter, sister of Hall of Famer Derek Jeter, and President of Turn 2 Foundation joins the show to talk about the upcoming Jeter's Leaders Leadership Summit. WBB insider B Terrell, comes on to chop it with Renee and of course we talk WNBA fashion. Plus, Nicole and Renee bring back ‘Make it Make Sense.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week on Montgomery & Co., it's a family affair in the Jeter household. Sharlee Jeter, sister of Hall of Famer Derek Jeter, and President of Turn 2 Foundation joins the show to talk about the upcoming Jeter's Leaders Leadership Summit. WBB insider B Terrell, comes on to chop it with Renee and of course we talk WNBA fashion. Plus, Nicole and Renee bring back ‘Make it Make Sense.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Montgomery & Co., it's a family affair in the Jeter household. Sharlee Jeter, sister of Hall of Famer Derek Jeter, and President of Turn 2 Foundation joins the show to talk about the upcoming Jeter's Leaders Leadership Summit. WBB insider B Terrell, comes on to chop it with Renee and of course we talk WNBA fashion. Plus, Nicole and Renee bring back ‘Make it Make Sense.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today, in the midst of one of the hottest summer's on record, we revisit our interview with Sharlee Jeter, President of the Turn 2 Foundation, a non-profit established by her brother, baseball legend Derek Jeter, and their father, Dr. Charles Jeter, to motivate young people to turn away from drugs and alcohol and "Turn 2" healthy lifestyles. They provide help for youth to reach their full potential by creating and supporting initiatives that promote leadership development, academic achievement, positive behavior, healthy lifestyles and social change. She also serves as vice president of strategy & development for Jeter Ventures, which encompasses Derek's full portfolio of business operations. She is the co-author with Dr. Sampson Davis of the powerful book, The Stuff: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar and Succeed . It was inspired by the authors' own personal challenges and is intended to inspire readers to recognize their own strength and potential to succeed. Sharlee received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Spelman College. She resides in New Jersey with her son, Jalen. ALSO:Congratulations to #Turn2 President Sharlee Jeter for being honored by One Hundred Black Men during its 60th Anniversary Gala. Recognized for her commitment to creating positive change, Sharlee received the Jackie Robinson and Community Impact Award. Held at Lincoln Center, the special event celebrated One Hundred Black Men's 60-year legacy and profound impact on the Black community.Story Key Notes:

This is a very personal topic we got into this week, but it hits on some of the things that are most important to us on PG Parental Guidance Needed: friendships and conversations with kids.  A couple of weeks ago, I lost a best friend to cancer. She was such an incredible person and friend, and I am so blessed to have a once-in-a-lifetime person in my life like her. Jana was a huge part of my children's lives. It was hard to tell them what happened, but we tried to prepare them. They knew she was very sick. I'm trying to let Jana's memory live on by teaching my kids that we can honor her by being like her. Here I've edited together some of my conversations with my daughter about Jana. I don't always know if I'm saying the right things to help her process her grief and feel better, but conversation is always good, right? Not to spoil the podcast, but in case you don't have time to listen to the entire thing, I'll sum up the 3 rules: 1. See your friend as the highest version of themselves and support them in        following their dreams. 2. Love and cherish what they love. 3. Know how best to handle them (when they need to be handled with care or have the sense shaken into them or the crazy shaken out of them). And I love this photo of us because my face looks like I was having some sort of meltdown, and Jana is talking me down from a cliff. The first anecdote I share is about supporting your friend's dreams. Some of it was lost on my six-year-old daughter so I rushed through it a little bit. But I'll give you a few more details. I worked at a small cable news sports station. We mostly covered high school sports, but we were growing and trying to branch out with some professional sports segments. Ever year the Turn 2 Foundation held a big golf tournament in Tampa, and I wanted to cover it for our station. I emailed Sharlee Jeter and requested access so we could put together a feature on the good things she, Derek and her family were doing to help kids. She set up for us to have press passes for the weekend event. On Friday, my boss told me, "Sorry, but we don't have any photographers available for the weekend." I called Jana and defeatedly told her the interviews wouldn't be happening, and I'd have to reach out to Sharlee and tell her there was a change of plans. She thought about it, then called me back, and said, "Roxanne, I have an idea." Her idea was to have my stepdad (who is a photographer) go with me and pose as my videographer. And back in 2006, there was a big difference between a photographer and a videographer. It was the days in our business when we had to have a videographer to operate and carry the big, clunky camera. My stepdad was willing to do it. Amazing! I checked out the equipment and gave him a quick tutorial based on my limited knowledge. When we got to the event at Rattle Fish Grill in Tampa, I was excited to see that we had an amazing set up inside the restaurant (all the other local stations were outside). And we were inside next to ESPN and the YES Network. As I mentioned, I'd given my stepdad a very brief lesson on camera operation, but I'd failed to show him how to set up the tripod. So he's fumbling with it, and we are looking like total imposters and catching side eye from the real reporters and photographers from the big-time networks. I grabbed the tripod and ran to a corner to try to figure it out myself. When I think back to this moment, as embarrassing as it was at the time, I'm filled with tears of laughter. And I'm also thankful Jimmy (my stepdad) was so willing to be my hero. And thanks to Jana, I'm reminded there's always an idea out there to think of to solve a problem and make something big happen. That was a significant assignment. We put together a good interview segment with Derek and his family. The footage was airable, even though the guy shooting the video had never touched a professional TV camera until that night. And that night my (now) husband saw me in person for the first time. I'm sure he couldn't help but be attracted to the mess of a reporter fumbling and bumbling in the corner with her equipment. (How could anyone resist that?) Every time Jana and I talked, if she was brainstorming with me or helping me solve a problem, I knew it was going to be good. She'd say, "Roxanne, an idea just popped into my head..." And it was like, hold on tight. Here we go! We've been devastated to lose Jana, but she made our lives magical while she was here, and I'm very much in recognition of the fact that the friendship I experienced is once-in-a-lifetime, but I want to try to be that kind of friend to my loved ones by following the 3 rules.

Sharlee Jeter is president of the Turn 2 Foundation, a non-profit established by her brother, baseball legend Derek Jeter, and their father, Dr. Charles Jeter, to motivate young people to turn away from drugs and alcohol and "Turn 2" healthy lifestyles. They provide help for youth to reach their full potential by creating and supporting initiatives that promote leadership development, academic achievement, positive behavior, healthy lifestyles and social change. She also serves as vice president of strategy & development for Jeter Ventures, which encompasses Derek's full portfolio of business operations. She is the co-author with Dr. Sampson Davis of the powerful book, The Stuff: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar and Succeed . It was inspired by the authors' own personal challenges and is intended to inspire readers to recognize their own strength and potential to succeed. Sharlee received her Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from Spelman College. She resides in New Jersey with her son, Jalen. ALSO:Congratulations to #Turn2 President Sharlee Jeter for being honored by One Hundred Black Men during its 60th Anniversary Gala. Recognized for her commitment to creating positive change, Sharlee received the Jackie Robinson and Community Impact Award. Held at Lincoln Center, the special event celebrated One Hundred Black Men's 60-year legacy and profound impact on the Black community.Story Key Notes:

On this episode of Fostering Change we chat with Sharlee Jeter. Sharlee Jeter is the author of the book “The Stuff: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar, and Succeed” and President of the Turn 2 Foundation. Both her book and foundation are focused on youth achieving their potential through academic success, social support, and leadership development. Sharlee's brother, Derek Jeter wanted to start a non-profit foundation. As their father was a drug and alcohol abuse counselor, they decided that due to his background, they need to support young people in their journey to success and try to help as many children as possible. Their foundation started small, operating from the basement of their house, and now have been operating for 25 years! They can be proud of the fact that they achieved a 100 percent rate of high school graduation for their beneficiary. This foundation is all about giving back, and it shows as we can see that many of their previous beneficiaries return to them to help them.Her book is focused on the fact that we need to know it from youth that we have the stuff in us and that way fear is removed. She states that people lower the bar for people in need (kids in the system) and that way sets their limits.She explains that it is just about saying to yourself you can do it, overcoming fear aboutdoing something and believing you can do it. Sharlee concludes that adults need to stop lowering the bar and limiting young people that way, but to inspire them and raise that bar higher. Kids want to do well and make someone proud, which would fulfil them and help them with growing up. She believes that kids need to go out and find someone who believes in them for support.Instagram : www.instagram.com/sjeter2 Website : www.thestuffmovement.com www.turn2foundation.orgThe Stuff: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar, and Succeed : https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/The-Stuff/Sharlee-Jeter/9781501175152 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The year 2020 was expected to be the year for perfecting our vision and of making things happen! The actual number seemed fitting for the clarity it stands for. Sometimes the vision is not as clear as we'd like it to be, though. At times it can be blurred by curve balls and unexpected hardships - but if we focus and move forward with courage, we'll be able to gain the clarity and the confidence we need to succeed. I feel for so many families that were forever changed by the pandemic. This experience has changed us forever and has made way for us to pivot, dig deeper, and hope. My guest today is Sharlee Jeter! We met a few years ago, while working on a project together. I knew then that she was a special human. I'm grateful that our paths crossed and know there's more to come out of our encounter! She's the author of the THE STUFF. The content was written with intention and purpose. The STUFF allows us to believe with conviction. It's a message of hope. The content is applicable in many ways to what is happening now. Facing the impossible: losses, collapse of careers, struggle against a powerful virus, destructive environments, and poor leadership. It makes total sense to invite Sharlee to share her experience of pushing forward despite circumstances. She's the perfect person to expand on the topic. Sharlee is an expert in the field of finding the strength to survive and thrive after facing adversity. THE STUFF: So appropriately titled is the necessary mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual outlook and actions that any one of us can use to face and overcome difficulties, adversity, temptation, and lethal danger. HIGHLIGHTS: GRIT RESILIENCE UNSHAKEABLE INNER STRENGTH

What's up podcast - been a month or so since we did an #AskGaryVee so I'm super fired up to be back and loved having Sharlee Jeter and Dr. Sampson David on the show. We talked a lot about willing things into existence, delusion, failure and took so epic calls as always. Tweet us @garyvee @sjeter2 & @drsampsondavis and let us know if you enjoyed the episode. Happy to be back :) Timestamps: 5:30 - Willing things into existence and the value of our “Brain” 9 - 8th place trophies and practical optimism  12:15 - Don’t Create Delusion 18:40 - Micro failures can be macro wins 23:15 - Why I wink 26:30 - One story I never like to tell 35 - Selfless and selfish behaviors 51:50 - How to get control of your life when you are dwelling 1:00:00 - Question of the day: What is your fear?

This week we dive deeper into the idea of Family Business. There’s no one more appropriate to speak on this topic than, President of the Turn 2 Foundation & recent Author, Sharlee Jeter. Sharlee is the sister of HOF Derek Jeter. She shares business tips, balancing motherhood and making time for self with us on She’s Got Time.

Don't miss a BRAND NEW episode of ! Authors Sharlee Jeter and Dr. Sampson Davis talk about their first collaboration, . is the President of the , a non-profit formed by her brother, Yankee baseball legend , that helps young people turn away from drugs and turn toward healthy lifestyles. is the New York Times bestselling author, philanthropist, speaker and ER physician. Together, they have created to help us discover the hidden strengths within.  with host Stacey Gualandi, is a show from , an Online Magazine which features news and interviews with women who want to make the world a better place. Check out their latest book, "" at changemakersbook.com. From newsmakers, changemakers, entrepreneurs, best-selling authors, cancer survivors, adventurers, and experts on leadership, stress and health, to kids helping kids, global grandmothers improving children's lives, and women who fight for equal rights,"It's the world as we see it." The Women's Eye Radio Show is available on iTunes and at . Learn more about The Women's Eye at 

Sharlee Jeter, the younger sister of baseball legend and longtime Yankee captain Derek Jeter, is a superstar in her own right. Indeed, she courageously beat cancer when she was in college, without missing her classes, and has now devoted herself to helping others summon their own inner strength, as well. To that end, she is the president of the Turn 2 Foundation, a nonprofit established by Derek that promotes a healthy lifestyle for children and teens. She is joined on the show today by Dr. Sampson Davis, an emergency room physician, public speaker, philanthropist, and New York Times bestselling author. Together they wrote the new best-seller, The Stuff: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar and Succeed. The book, with the foreword written by her brother, is a powerful, inspirational read that chronicles the success stories of more than two dozen everyday people who overcame major obstacles and insurmountable odds to not only survive – but thrive. The authors discuss with Jane the common thread to their subjects' triumph over adversity, and the essential elements that helped them lead longer, happier, healthier lives in order to feel Better Than Before physically, emotionally, and spiritually. They also reveal their personal motivational keys and winning strategies. The Stuff. You have it. Now use it!

Sharlee Jeter, the younger sister of baseball legend and longtime Yankee captain Derek Jeter, is a superstar in her own right. Indeed, she courageously beat cancer when she was in college, without missing her classes, and has now devoted herself to helping others summon their own inner strength, as well. To that end, she is the president of the Turn 2 Foundation, a nonprofit established by Derek that promotes a healthy lifestyle for children and teens. She is joined on the show today by Dr. Sampson Davis, an emergency room physician, public speaker, philanthropist, and New York Times bestselling author. Together they wrote the new best-seller, The Stuff: Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar and Succeed. The book, with the foreword written by her brother, is a powerful, inspirational read that chronicles the success stories of more than two dozen everyday people who overcame major obstacles and insurmountable odds to not only survive – but thrive. The authors discuss with Jane the common thread to their subjects' triumph over adversity, and the essential elements that helped them lead longer, happier, healthier lives in order to feel Better Than Before physically, emotionally, and spiritually. They also reveal their personal motivational keys and winning strategies. The Stuff. You have it. Now use it!

Today I'll be talking with Dr. Sampson Davis, the emergency room physician best-selling author, best known as one of three friends from inner-city Newark who made a pact in high school to become doctors, and the best-sell co-author of The Pact, and Derek Jeter's amazing cancer surviving sister, Sharlee Jeter on the indominatible spirit to survive, The Stuff.  And that's just what I want to talk with them about today, about unlocking your power to overcome challenges, soar and succeed. “The Stuff” Self-Improvement & Self-Help Topics Include: What was life for Dr. Sampson Davis like growing up by the projects? What happened when he got in trouble with the law? What happened to him while in jail? What miracle allowed him to move forward? How did Sharlee Jeter (Derek Jeter's sister) handle cancer at 21? How did she manage to stay in college? How did the experience change her for life? What is “The Stuff” each of them had to survive? What was “The Pact” Dr. Sampson Davis made with two other students in inner-city Newark, and how did it make them famous? What happened at the end of the sophomore year for Dr. Davis, and how did it change him? How'd he become one of the top ER docs out there? What can we learn from John O'Leary about hope? What is the point of choice? What's a personal motivation statement? What's the mantra of three D's (Dedication, Determination, Discipline)? What does it mean to “launch” and why must we launch??? What can we learn from the founder of Boogie Wipes? What's the necessity of taking action (and a launch deadline?) What's it mean to “develop your team?” What's it mean to embrace fear, not avoid it? Do we all have what it takes? What's it mean to stay open to unforeseen inspiration? What's the importance of flipping negatives into positives? How do we do this? What one homework assignment can help us all begin discovering our own “stuff'??? For more Info Visit: TheStuffMovement.com Dr. Sampson Davis & Sharlee Jeter (Sister of Derek Jeter) on How to Unlock Your Power to Overcome Challenges, Soar & Succeed! Inspiration | Motivation | Spiritual | Spirituality | Meditation | Inspirational | Motivational | Self-Improvement | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com