In this episode we discuss human kryptonite. Weakness. Achilles heels. These are the things that hold you back from advancement, growth, evolution and development. Sometimes we get stuck in place by these things and that anchor us down and keep us from progressing. I have identified 3 things that will help you identify your kryptonite hand get you moving to greatness.

In this episode we discuss the leadership of football coach Nick Saban. He is known for creating some of the most dominant football teams in football history. Presently, he is at the University of Alabama where perennially he has some of the most dominant teams. In addition, he produces numerous professional athletes every year and many of his coaches go on to coach at other colleges and in the NFL ranks. Many of Nick Saban’s coaching techniques and leadership strategies can be applied in our everyday lives, especially those in the workplace. Listen and take note of some of these strategies and apply them in your life. if it works for Nick, how can it not work for us?

In this episode, I discuss the difference between the lack mentality and the abundant mentality. Many people unconsciously have the lack mentality which keeps them in a place of...lack, feeling without or like there will never be enough, time, money or resources to accomplish anything. These are generally the same people that critique others when people have success. Most of us, including me, have been in that frame of mind as some point in time or another. I will provide a means of evaluating whether or not you have a lack mentality and how to develop a mindset of abundance. These things can change your life!

In this episode we have a discussion with William Johnson.  He was an athlete, artist and now an educator.  He's a Dean at McGavock High School in Nashville, TN.  We discuss how what he learned through sports and art helps him navigate through the world of education and provide guidance to the next generation of leaders.

In this episode we discuss the game of chess, the mindset associated with it and how applying the principles from chess to your life can be and effective way of getting reaching goals.  To show how life and chess intersect, we begin with a scene from "The Wire" from HBO where chess is taught using street vernacular.  

In this episode we discuss 5 strategies for dealing with losses and getting knocked down.  It can be extremely difficult to deal with loss or getting knocked down to the ground because...well...life is life.  Life will always present extremely tough challenges, but with the proper mindset, we can face the challenges and overcome them.