Ray Cash Care is a Navy Seal Veteran, Peak Performance Coach, Motivational Speaker and Fitness Expert Ray “Cash” Care is a Navy SEAL veteran. During his combat zone tours in Iraq and Afghanistan he provided both high- and low-profile security protection for various United States government agencies, including the CIA. Upon retirement from the military, Ray focused his passion, SEAL Team experience, and SEAL training to self-improvement and team building. Ray Care is a sought-after keynote speaker who delivers high-energy, high-impact talks to organizations across the United States on leadership, organizational transformation, building high-functioning teams, and fitness.

In this episode Ray talks about his journey and life lessons he's gain specifically from the Navy Seal. He's rough upbringing and the ability to grow from those experiences. We talk about purpose that men need in their lives and why so many me experience anxiety and depression and how one can overcome those. The struggles of society pornography specifically and the effects it has on men and families today. Being the best version of one's self and always striving to be better. Talks about overcoming and conquering.

This podcast episode features Keaton the Muscle, an entrepreneur who has started over 35 businesses, generating over $100 million in revenue. Also not once but twice had the largest audience the state of Utah has ever seen in the limitless arena having some of the biggest names in the entrepreneurial space. Keaton is known for his accomplishments in various fields, including fitness, business, and television. As a member of my faith Keaton also touches on our divine potential as God's children and how we can achieve anything if we put our mind to it Keaton emphasizes the power of dreaming and how it often gets suppressed as people grow older. He believes that dreaming is innate and crucial for innovation and creation. His journey as an entrepreneur began when he decided to honor his father's dying wish of not living with regrets. This led him to become a personal trainer, then expand into various businesses, from gyms to partnerships with dentists and plastic surgeons. Confidence and the ability to take action despite not having all the answers have been key factors in Keaton's success. Keaton stresses the importance of personal development and nurturing one's skills. Keaton also highlights the connection between personal relationships and business success. He talks about how he has made various connection and talks about important principle of developing non transactional relationships and how important networking is Keaton's ultimate goal is to inspire people to recognize their potential and seize opportunities to become the best versions of themselves. He believes that realizing their divine heritage empowers individuals to create meaningful change in the world.

An interview with the fastest growing and best sales trainer in the nation.

On the first episode of Code to Winning, we had a man who defined the term in every way. I had the top sales trainer in the nation, Andy Elliot on. We kept this episode short and straight to the point

Andy’s company has over 500,000 students on their platform, and they’re all learning the game of sales. In this episode, we talked about leadership and what separates good and great leaders, how to get over being an introvert, how you can develop your mindset to be not only a great salesperson, but to just win overall at life! Andy has a big conviction in helping people become winners in all aspects,

Andy Elliot is the best sales trainer in the nation and is very inspiring! He set the bar extremely high there is a reason why he’s built a 9-figure coaching business and an absolute trail blazer and starts the episode by describing his background being what he described as a “loser growing up” To being introduced to sales, to being the top car salesman working with some dishonest people and making mistakes along the way and seeking mentorship and leadership and surrounding himself with the best. Andy says that the truly successful have a positive mindset and train to be the best. Andy Elliot talks about his own journey with success in his business but struggling to keep his family. He describes how he trained his team (e.g. no micro-managing), strengthened his family, and grew his business. MUST LISTEN