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Part two of a two-part conversation on youth sports. We examine our efforts to introduce our children to athletics and discuss some of the benefits and the challenges that come with competition.**Content Warning: there are references to sexual assault of minors made in minutes 38-41 of the episode. Show Notes and Links- We discuss the violations of trust and the harmful impact of Larry Nassar on the women and girls of USA Gymnastics and Jerry Sandusky on Penn State Football players- Dedan shares his concerns related to Attenuated growth and female gymnasts.- Harris discusses his family's recent experience at a camp for kids and siblings with special health needs and the importance of an effective Allergy Action Plan. - Normally role-modelesque dad LeBron gives the ref at his son's game the blues.- Additional youth sports safety resources- Information connecting the dots between Football and Brain Injury- We may not be able to answer the question, "What is sportsmanship," but this young pitcher embodies it. - Bryan introduces us to the concept of Competitive empathy and  tennis phenoms Osaka & Gauff show us what it looks like.-Download the free Nike Training Club app and check out these NTC Family Workouts with your kid(s).Additional ResourcesOrganized Sports for KidsYouth Sports Facts: Benefits of Physical ActivityPros and Cons of Youth Sports ParticipationThe Pros and Cons of Youth Sports Aren't Only PhysicalWhy 70 percent of kids quit sports by age 13Kids and Sports: 8 Things I Wish I'd Known When They StartedSports Meant So Much to Me. Why Wouldn't My Son Play?   Podcast - ESPN Daily - The Surprising Science Behind Epic Athletes (Re-Air) Commercial - NFL says 'Football is gay. Football is queer. Football is accepting.' The Trevor Project National Survey Email: info@dadgenespodcast.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/dadgenespodcast/

Jess Eva reckons the world is full of pricks - manipulative, lying and mean men and women - and the I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here star knows exactly how to emotionally quit them for good. In this episode, the radio and TV presenter sits down with host Felicity Harley to chat about her new book, Why Wouldn’t Ya?. She cuts through the B.S to discuss how to deal with someone else’s insecure and selfish behaviour - someone who treats you like shit and sucks every piece of energy out of you. Over to Jess for her top tips on breaking free for good.     You can find out more about Jess on Instagram. Her book, Why Wouldn’t Ya? ($34.99, published by Macmillan) is available here.   Join the conversation, or drop us a question, via Body+Soul on Instagram at @bodyandsoul_au Or, head to bodyandsoul.com.au for your daily digital dose of health and wellness.   Each Sunday, you can pick up the latest copy of the Body+Soul/Stellar flipbook inside The Sunday Telegraph (NSW), the Sunday Herald Sun (Victoria), The Sunday Mail (Queensland), Sunday Mail (SA) and Sunday Tasmanian (Tasmania).    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jess Eva reckons the world is full of pricks - manipulative, lying and mean men and women - and the I’m a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here star knows exactly how to emotionally quit them for good. In this episode, the radio and TV presenter sits down with host Felicity Harley to chat about her new book, Why Wouldn’t Ya?. She cuts through the B.S to discuss how to deal with someone else’s insecure and selfish behaviour - someone who treats you like shit and sucks every piece of energy out of you. Over to Jess for her top tips on breaking free for good.     You can find out more about Jess on Instagram. Her book, Why Wouldn’t Ya? ($34.99, published by Macmillan) is available here.   Join the conversation, or drop us a question, via Body+Soul on Instagram at @bodyandsoul_au Or, head to bodyandsoul.com.au for your daily digital dose of health and wellness.   Each Sunday, you can pick up the latest copy of the Body+Soul/Stellar flipbook inside The Sunday Telegraph (NSW), the Sunday Herald Sun (Victoria), The Sunday Mail (Queensland), Sunday Mail (SA) and Sunday Tasmanian (Tasmania).    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

- Jess Eva chats to NJD about her new book "Why Wouldn't Ya?" See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jess Eva is a star of radio & TV . She was born and raised in Shepparton and Tatura and has lived a life most dream of. From her big break on The Block to MMM in Sydney and TV, Jess loves coming home to the Goulburn Valley. To add to her impressive skills she is now an author and has a new book out called " Why Wouldn't Ya" about how to look after yourself in order to be your best self.     See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why Wouldn't You? The Watts Up crew is joined by Michael Parr the Executive Director of Ultra Low-Carbon Solar Alliance. During the conversation hear from Michael about the game-changing outlook The Alliance is challenging manufacturers to establish which results in massive carbon reduction in the creation of solar modules. From the show: Ultra Low-Carbon Solar Alliance: www.ultralowcarbonsolar.org Special Shout-Out to Tiger Comm, www.tigercomm.us, for connecting us Please subscribe, tell a friend, and leave us a 5-star review. To learn more about GRNE Solar visit, GRNESolar.com or you can find us across social media @GRNESolar or on Instagram @WattsUpPodcast

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I followed a blind man into the jungle... I’m not sure why but I was sure he could lead me. I was sure he could take me through the wild jungle ahead and we would both come out mostly unharmed. I was sure that among my choice of guides, 2 of whom had sight, I would look like a fool to choose the blind man for this specific journey in fact all of my peers chose the other 2 guides. Yet, the way he carried himself re assured me. He was not the most fit guide or the most well spoken on top of his obvious disability. But while the others led with their eyes he led with his feeling. When the other guides eyes failed them they would become entangled in obstacles and instead of immediately fixing their situation they would angrily claim “I never saw that coming, this shouldn’t be happening!”. Yet when the blind man came across obstacles he quickly overcame them as if he had done it a million times, no matter how intense the obstacle he would laugh and feel his way through, knowing there would be peace on the other end of the jungle. So I chose him & stayed very close behind just as he felt his way through obstacles I felt his ability to lead. And as I expected, we made it through the jungle to the other side with very little injury & far ahead of the other guides. As we got to a safe place the blind man stopped and congratulated me for making it out of the jungle, then asked if I was planning on exploring more in my life. I replied yes and he began to laugh then grabbed me by the shoulders and said “I suggest you do what I did around your age... I suggest you get rid of your sight & make yourself blind” I looked back puzzled, for all I knew the blind man had been this way since birth yet he proclaimed he took his own sight away around the same age I currently was... I asked him “Why? Wouldn’t that just set me back? I mean how am I supposed to relearn my way of life”. He said back “Notice the other guides, we are very very far in front of them. There is a lesson here: if you are always relying on your eyes to see all the possible issues you may encounter you will always be caught by unexpected events, our eyes are not 360 degrees... However when you accept the fact you will never be able to see all the possible problems & learn how to calmly move through any problem you can conquer any jungle in front of you. Therefore I recommend you get rid of your own sight & instead, practice feeling” --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mitch-wayne/support

You are in for a rare special episode of The Amazing Seller! On this episode, Scott sits down with TAS follower and fellow podcaster, Gordon Light from “Fit Successful Dad.” Gordon, an avid fan of Scott’s left a message for him on the “Ask Scott” line and the two connected. With a flip of the script, Gordon interviews Scott about life as an entrepreneur, parent, business leader, and more! If you’ve ever wanted to climb inside of Scott’s head for an hour, this is your chance! Don’t miss Gordon’s excellent interview with Scott on this episode! Making time work for you How do you structure your work week? Has it been an effective use of your time? Scott always seems to be fired up and running on all cylinders. Part of his success is due to the fact that he has a very well thought out schedule. He has standing appointments for key business meetings, time planned to be with family, and time scheduled to work on passion projects like TAS. If you’d like to hear more about how Scott organizes his time and makes it work as a devoted husband and father, don’t miss this episode of The Amazing Seller. How it all started Some of the best ideas start off in the smallest ways. Scott found himself looking for ways to supplement his photography business when he started dipping his toe into online sales. Before he knew it, his business selling items online took off. There were many ups and downs along the way but Scott’s story goes to show that sometimes it takes just a little push to get things moving. What’s holding you back? What steps do you need to take to put you on the path toward success? Check out more of Scott’s inspiring story on this episode of The Amazing Seller! Imparting values to your children How did you learn from your parents? Did they sit down and impart wisdom to you or was it more from observation? What is YOUR plan to pass on your values to your children? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, Scott talks about his personal life, more specifically his parenting. He describes how his life as an entrepreneur has impacted his children and influenced the way they see the world. You can tell that Scott is super proud of his kids and he loves to share how they are taking the values that he has imparted to them and building off of it. If you’d like to hear more about how Scott teaches his kids about his values, you’ve got to check out this episode. What is your “WHY?” Wouldn’t it be nice if someone came along and waved a magic wand and granted your wildest dreams? But would that “Dream come true” be satisfying? Isn’t half the satisfaction in looking back at what you did to make the dream a possibility? On this episode of The Amazing Seller, Scott shares the advice he would give to parents who are considering becoming entrepreneurs. He emphasizes the need to understand your “Why.” Figure out what that dream is, write it out, print out images of it, and make it your goal. Be as specific as you possibly can so you know when times get hard, and you want to quit, you have something to look to and remember the reason behind what you are doing. To hear Scott expand on this concept further, make sure to listen to this episode! OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER [0:03] Scott’s introduction to this episode of the podcast! [2:20] Gordon’s Ask Scott Question. [7:50] Gordon Light joins the podcast. [16:00] What has Scott pumped up right now? [23:30] What is Scott doing to generate revenue today? [32:50] Scott talks about how he connected with his latest business partner. [34:10] What does a typical work day/week look like for Scott? [40:15] How did Scott build his first FBA brand? [46:40] How has parenting influenced Scott’s business decisions? [51:00] Scott talks about his journey pursuing supplemental income. [57:30] How has the entrepreneurial lifestyle impacted Scott’s children? [1:05:30] What was the decision like for Scott to leave his construction job and work for himself? [1:09:00] What would Scott say to parents who want to become entrepreneurs? RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Check out Gordon’s website - Fit Successful Dad 1kfasttrack.com Check out Scott’s story - HERE BOOK: The Compound Effect