• “I’m not looking for escape. I’m understanding my escapes.” – Nick Iorg
  
  
• “We are all like walking projections.” – Nick Iorg
  
  

In this episode we sat down with Jason Becker; entrepreneur, speaker, podcaster, media creator, and visionary leader. Jason’s journey from working in sanitation to building a legacy in business, real estate, and venture capital is one of grit, faith, and transformation.

In This Episode You’ll Hear:

• How Jason’s journey started at 17 - building both his marriage and his business
• The lessons from his parents, in-laws, and faith that shaped his entrepreneurial mindset
• Why a true entrepreneur is a calculated risk taker
• Marriage insights: why Jason believes couples counseling is essential (and what it’s taught him)
• The power of storytelling, legacy, and how faith informs his business decisions
• The difference between disruptors and builders in entrepreneurship
• How to scale your team while protecting their future through visionary leadership
• Jason’s insights on net worth, decision-making, and letting go to grow
  

Powerful Quotes from Jason:

“A true entrepreneur is a risk taker - but a calculated risk taker.”
“Your business is your baby… but it’s the one baby you’re designing to give away.”
“If you’re a believer, I hope to stretch your definition of grace. If you’re an unbeliever, I hope to challenge your unbelief.”

Plus: Jason shares the heart behind his podcast What the Hell Do I Know?, the charity that fuels his family’s purpose, and why LEADERSHIP is the legacy he chooses.

Award-winning filmmaker, published author, and podcast host Eddrick Jerome joins Glenn & Cam to talk storytelling, creativity, and leadership. From filmmaking and podcasting to the power of community and love, this inspiring conversation will challenge you to create, connect, and lead with purpose.

Eddrick Jerome is a multifaceted creative and leader whose work bridges film, literature, healthcare, and community advocacy. Eddrick’s projects often focus on social justice, cultural narratives, and health equity. With over 30 years of experience in healthcare operations and PR leadership, he brings a unique perspective on how storytelling can heal, inspire, and even drive policy change. He currently hosts The Eddrick Show podcast and serves as VP of Content and Engagement for Oakland’s historic Varner PR.

In this conversation, we explore:

• Why stories don’t just entertain us - they heal, challenge, and can even shift policy
• How Eddrick’s creative journey began in elementary school
• The story behind his film Blue Eye Shadow and the impact of COVID on his process
• Tips for unlocking creativity and trusting your intuition
• The power of collaboration and community in building success
• Lessons from podcasting (over 115 episodes!) - and Prince’s impact
• Writing advice: how to talk yourself through the process
• Life, love, leadership … and why choosing LOVE matters most

Favorite Quotes:

“Stories are not just to entertain us. They heal us, they challenge us, and at times they even help us change policy.”

“Your success is based on the people around you.”

From rebranding your business to discovering your creative muse (yes, Prince fans - you’ll want to hear this one), this episode is packed with wisdom, inspiration, and heart. Eddrick also shares personal reflections, including where he was on 9/11, the “gift” he cherishes most …his children; and why community and love remain at the core of his journey.

Tune in now for a powerful conversation on life, storytelling, and leadership.

In this episode, Cam and Glenn sit down with Sara Anders; a director, writer, and producer who lives at the intersection of fashion and film. Sara opens up about her journey, her creative process, and the drive that keeps her pushing past limits.

“I’m not here to make money, I’m not here for business, I’m here to create.” - Sara

What You’ll Hear In This Episode:

• How fashion became Sara’s first creative language and eventually led her into acting and filmmaking
• Her take on what a producer really does in the film industry
• Why exploration and vision fuel her creativity more than money or business
• The difference between telling a story verbally vs. on film
• Tips on navigating the film festival route and breaking through barriers in the industry
• A candid look at being a mother, a visionary, and an artist carving her own path
  

Quotes of the Episode:

“The people who get your art are not always around you.” - Sara Anders

Plus:

• Sara shares what it means to be a creator without wearing it as just a title
• Why does she choose LOVE and LEADERSHIP as her guiding principles
• A behind-the-scenes look at her upcoming film premiere in Oakland

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Guest:

Sara Anders - https://www.instagram.com/iamsaraanders/

Host(s):

Glenn - https://www.instagram.com/iamglenndavis/

Cam - https://www.instagram.com/iamcmacias/

Connect with us: https://linktr.ee/thel3perspective

Life, Love, and Leadership are major parts of our everyday lives. We are on a mission to have these conversations. How these main topics shape the very framework of our existence.

We truly appreciate all those who listened and we look forward to bringing you more great episodes! #TheL3Perspective #Podcast #Life #Love #Leadership #Sacramento #TheL3P

In this episode, we sit down with John Ojo, Bay Area native, realtor, and visionary entrepreneur. John’s journey - from public relations to real estate, from facing limiting beliefs to becoming a trusted guide for families building wealth … is full of lessons on resilience, execution, and purpose.

What You’ll Hear In This Episode:

• John’s transition from PR to real estate and why helping people achieve their financial dreams became his passion
  
• How he approaches every deal with the philosophy that “clients come first”
• A candid conversation about limiting beliefs and the importance of facing the “man in the mirror”
• Why strategy matters when buying a home (including multi-generational housing & ADUs)
• Glenn’s reflection that a home is more than walls … it’s love, joy, trauma, and peace
• Cam’s perspective on time, patience, and commitment as currency
• John’s lessons on vision, grace, and execution - including the opportunities he seized and the ones that got away
• The powerful reminder: “Understand the value of your last name.”
  

Quote of the Episode:

“Build myself, build my business then I can create change.” - John Ojo

Plus, hear why John chooses LOVE as his guiding principle, and the powerful question he leaves us with:

“If your life was a movie, what would your audience scream at you to start or stop doing?”

In this inspiring episode, we sit down with Jamie Myers and Jené Owens, co-owners of Joystick Gaming Lounge in Dixon, CA, to talk about the heart, faith, and strategy behind running a business while balancing marriage and community service.

Jené, a lifelong Dixon resident and former teacher, shares how her upbringing (watching her parents run one of the old A&W restaurants) planted the seeds for her entrepreneurial spirit. Jamie, a music educator turned community leader, opens up about the role faith has played in her life and business.

We dive into:

• The qualities that made Jamie & Jené want to go into business together
• Why collaboration and the right partners matter in entrepreneurship
• Faith and family as anchors in both life and business
• Their journey from idea to opening Joystick Gaming Lounge
• How business ownership helped them step out of their shells
• Navigating the intersection of marriage and entrepreneurship
• The power of kindness, honesty, and unity in leadership
• Practical marriage tips from two women with decades of experience

Along the way, we also share our own insights:

• Glenn on being family-oriented and the value of relationships in leadership
• Cam on why business is a numbers game and honesty in partnerships

This is a conversation about more than business - it’s about building something meaningful that serves your community, honors your values, and strengthens the relationships that matter most.

Follow the podcast for more conversations on entrepreneurship, leadership, and building a life you love.

In this episode, we’re joined by Coach Chas Higgins, a 23-year U.S. Air Force veteran, certified leadership coach, suicide prevention advocate, and the founder of FrameShaping LLC. With decades of experience leading, mentoring, and overcoming personal adversity, Chas brings a powerful blend of vulnerability, vision, and voice to the conversation.

After retiring from the military and facing some of life’s darkest moments, including a near suicide attempt in 2015, Chas transformed his pain into purpose - becoming a nationally recognized trainer in leadership, personal growth, and interpersonal violence prevention.

As a certified John Maxwell Team speaker and coach, his mission is clear: help people tap in to their potential before they tap out.

IN THIS EPISODE:

• Chas talks about why “you have to love people to lead people”
• The painful family dynamics Chas faced growing up - and how it shaped him
• The story behind his 2015 suicide attempt - and what pulled him through
• How faith and a daily devotional with his grandmother grounds his life
• Why Chas says, “I was a horrible husband” … and how he’s intentional with his marriage
• The power of open communication in relationships and leadership
• What it means to walk away from a career to walk into your calling
• Suicide prevention strategies and how to support others in crisis
• How one question from his Wing Commander led to a business breakthrough
• The story behind the name “FrameShaping” and what it really means
• Why Chas says, “If you’re going to give people ownership, take a step back”
• His work with All Pro Dads (founded by Tony Dungy) and raising intentional fathers
• Wisdom from one of his mentors: “I’m more successful than you… because I’ve failed more than you.”

Coach Chas brings raw honesty, proven leadership principles, and a heart for healing into every part of this episode. From personal redemption to professional reinvention, this is a must-watch for anyone navigating purpose, pain, or leadership.

Whether you're a veteran, business owner, spouse, or someone trying to find your way — this episode is filled with real tools, real stories, and real love.

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