What's going on guys got Kyle here with late in sports cards, and we are ripping this is prism basketball for box break Number 56 we got Alex S with the Hawks Brennan M with the Jazz Chen KW has Mavericks Kristoff S has Sixers and Cavs Daniel B has Blazers Eric W is gonna have the Pacers Felix N has Nets and Wizards Jeff T with the Warriors Jeremy H Rockets, Jeremy W has Grizzlies Justin C has Pelicans Kizzo A has the Heat Kenneth H Nuggets Costa K with the Raptors Kurt D has Lakers Marcus H Nicks Marty K with the Bulls Mlad F has Celtics Patrick FT Wolves Rudy S Pistons Ryan B Kings Ryan G Hornets Sam A with the Thunder Thomas C with the Spurs Timothy F with Bucks Xiao Kang Z is gonna have the Suns and the Clippers and Zack B has the Magic Good luck guys. Let's do it Box one this is hobby bar hobby break number 56 Good luck to everybody still selling teams for the next one as well. We got the next four boxes in that case Seven to go on that Good luck guys red wave to start. That's gonna be Brooke Lopez not numbered. We have Fearless Tatum and Hyper is a rookie of O'Shea Bajie or Pulsar rookie I should say for the jazz Nice a Bajie there rookie Kenneth Lofton Seven and nine to go guys on the next two at a Orange to 49. Let's see a big rookie It is gonna be Gary Trent Jr. On the Orange to 49 going to the Raptors It is 47 of 49 Fireworks Donovan Mitchell. We got a silver Jordan pool Chet Holmgren rookie D'Ang and Iverson Hey guys seven to go on the next one We got two left on both of the contenders optic and a couple left on You call it Phoenix so we need some help on the next two basketballs and we'll be full Got siacum to 299 and our signature is gonna be sensational sigs of Fred Brown That was a came out of nowhere on me. Oh That is for the Super Sonics going to the Thunder Downtown Fred Brown I like it siacum again this time it is a hyper There's a shade and sharp base rookie we have red Isaiah Roby 299 We've got a PJ Tucker hyper Wesley and McGowan's rookies Red waved Tim Hardaway KD and a silver Bojan Bogdanovich Been the bucket there Ben Matherin Caleb Houston You've got a DeMar DeRosin red power there Nice color match for the Bulls that is the 75 on the DeMar DeMar also a bucket Anthony Edwards there and silver is PJ Washington Daniels and Griffin Anthony Davis. We got a Pat Bev Pulsar Jalen Duren and Manu Manu Ginobili the lefty legend. There's Jason kid red wave for the Nets hyper Lou Will Hawks Mowgli and magic Five to go in the next one guys. We're getting there five to go Then we got nine I believe on the next one after that and then we're looking at football There is silver Jalen Brown Five to go on the next four boxer Again, if you guys did buy into all three of these it is from the same sealed case same 12 box case You guys are looking to Get into some of this pet prison basketball Nice color match here is a blue Patrick Ewing For the Nix to $199 and our auto is going to the Mavs rookie auto or rookie signatures of Jaden Hardy Nice one their Mavs spot Jaden Hardy rookie auto got hyper Tony Parker Got a Paolo rookie my boy Christian Coloco Silver widescreen Yanis Silver rookie for the Grizzlies Jake Loravia The Loravia Nights Daily don't like it. It's all right. I like you sign the eBay one-to-one thing on this card maybe uh Maybe like him luck of the lottery silver. We got Paolo. It's a pretty it's a pretty good move honestly Paolo Silver of CJ on the back There's a Walker Kessler rookie and box two Good luck guys still got five to go on the next one the next four boxes in the case Yeah, that's what we were talking about Jeremy the I saw that picture online of him with the The eBay one-to-one signing on one of his cards. That was kind of funny He definitely collects if he knows what that means You're in deep if you know what that means red wave is Luca Zion and a silver carousel avert Marjane Bochamp and Jaden Hardy rookie. There's Yanis on the blue 2199 and our auto is a rookie auto. It is Mark Williams for the Hornets. I Sit there for the Hornets Mark Williams had a nice rookie year on the base rookie auto Got a Josh giddy up hyper Durham rookie and Bend the bucket got a prismatic silver this time of Luca got silver Dirk Little mass pack there got a Bajie rookie Kendall Brown KD KG not KD Area 21 pepper is Danny green Ty Ty and Herb Jones come on be ham tied up before half Silver luck of the lottery is Jalen Duran Tyree smart we got a lot of lottery Ivy and a silver Tyree smart for the Hawks. There's a Jabari Smith rookie base Let's say we playing right now 20 and 0 when scoring eight runs sounds about right You should you should be Got a Lou d'Orte blue cracked ice there that is number to 125 for the thunder. There we go God silver for the Lakers Kendrick Nun. Here we go. I'm LS He'll buddy. Oh, baby Now we're talking I tried CJ Sopong He's been around forever. He's got to be in his 30s like mid 30s. There's Harrison Barnes on the blue For the Kings kept their season live last night to 199. Let's go Kings hyper Seth Curry and a rookie Jaden Ivy There's a red wave rookie David Roddy. Good shooter for the Grizzlies Max Strauss hyper Jake Loravia Loravia nights Feel right, don't feel right for us. I don't know wide screen Steph and silver cam Thomas Saudi Loravia Not feeling it. I like that one worse or more It's pretty close. It's almost tied Died for last First I don't hear their names coming out so red wave orford You're not wrong. I mean, I haven't I haven't given you an option. So Monty Morris. They're on the Pulsar we're down bad for these names Nimhard Liddell Trey Jones Loopy man, what happens, you know funnel cake in a stat. Oh, that's a mojo insert That's a mojo insert. It's a mojo hype. Good luck. Who do we have? It's gonna be Damian Lillard nice hit there for Portland on the mojo fearless to 25 That is eight of 25 or nine of 25 Nice hit there on the fearless. I almost thought I was like, maybe it's Jersey number and is Jersey zero Silver Moses Moody, so it's not Jersey number. Only nine off. Yeah. Yeah So you be one of one I would say That's true You be one of one for not being a Jersey number because it's no more another auto It's also the only fearless mojo number nine to 25 for Dean Lewis. I think it's a debate one of one That's true force has the math. We got John Stockton red. That is to 299 And our auto is gonna go sensational signatures to the Pistons Adrian Dantley Adrian Dantley from the the bad boys That's it Pistons Hyper is Moses moody gold rookie auto coming back for a box three empty Not a name. I thought I would see but either with you. I don't worry red wave is miles Turner silver Chris Duarte Durran rookie and Bend the bucket Just a witch in the paces. Oh, there's two left guys two left in the next one wizards and bulls She teams both the 24 bucks both $24 on sale. Oh, we got a red rookie and it is chat home grand Nice hit there for the thunder That is the 299 very nice hit thunder Mag that one You go thunder spot and right behind it for the thunder we have rookie signatures of Jalen Williams Jay will very nice thunder packed there Of course We got a hyper of RJ Hampton. It is scary. It's scary times over a Walker Kessler Jay will made it I mean it works if you're trying to be a goofball absolute buffoon Prismatic Don Mitchell We've got a Jama rant hyper Boche a bodgy rookie Kendall Brown and KG. We've seen that run run before Who do you think you got games seven Kings or warriors? It's in Sacramento, right? It is. I'm going Kings I'm going Kings to do silver gave Peyton at the silver fireworks Luca change of the guard at least for at least for one season Warriors can retool, but who knows man. Warriors might just go in a run here. They like to do that Welcome a lottery silver is OSHA a bodgy Silver rookie Jaden Hardy. I said for the Mavs go with the auto from earlier Nim hard and Liddell rookies. I'm glad we get six yourself again, and then nugs sons is gonna be awesome It's gonna be legit nith Red power rookie we got Dyson Daniels nice hit for the pelicans 70 of 75 on the red power Wizards are 29. They're the last team Last team guys just the wizards some Johnny Davis God silver Jordan pool Dillon Terry and Shaq that's just five total teams in football after we get Red Tyrese maxi to 299 Pulsar is Kobe white about a few too many Kobe white slabs a couple years ago Red wave is Cam Reddish and you probably said it want to know in every quarterback been Wallace hyper I would like to know that but I don't need an application Yeah, I feel like you already passed the quarterbacks. You probably know at this point too, so yeah There's an orange to 49 come on It's gonna be Charles Barkley for the Sixers nice one there on the true orange 31 of 49 nice Chuck silver PJ Washington for the Hornets. There's a shading sharp rookie and Chet Rookie base Red wave Paul Pierce. There's a Mari Stottemire on the hyper Bochamp and Jaden Hardy Marja Bochamp and some good soccer up here Some good football Turf fireworks job. We got silver PJ Tucker will Chamberlain for the Lakers tie-tie. Yeah, I'm gonna beat up Jake He's all in there He's under the cabinet choice is either Nutri grain or Trail mix I'm making coming here. We got a PJ Washington blue The auto behind it. This is to 199 And our auto is going to the trail blazers rookie auto of Jabari Walker for the blazes We should get Jake a real jersey at some point. I'm down to invest He's sitting in Stockton At least one day week I can see a jerseys one more box. Good luck She got like a double-ray look like Randy or something He has a signed wonder I want a Randy Delaware Mexico Randy Rosarito Randy Landu Randy the most most hype seat in sports pretty jealous. I think the The Red Sox you trade the Randy Got silver Manu Fearless any one of the price though silver KG. The price is a Matthew Libertor Tyrese Martin Dirk The price went up though, I need to Matthew Libertors now. I was gonna say We've got a truth Paul Pierce Pluto 199 not an L for the Cardinals, but definitely a dub to the raise Chris Middleton pulsar. There's a J. Dubb rookie silver fireworks of yokich Prismatic tray and a silver rookie Kendall Brown Pacers tray Jones Yeah, guys just wizards left 49 books $29. They are on sale last team of the Next one Okay ripping this is Ryan Rollins rookie red power to 75 going to the Warriors there It's low-numbered rookie 34 of 75 Silver Gordon Hayward Rookie Johnny Davis wizards red wave is Scotty Barnes Lauri Ushman Dien we got Dorchard chamber on the pulsar Lou Dort Got a shack Max Christie rookie for the Lakers purple nice color match here Chris Weber For the Kings Zaktown to 99 silver Daniel face as Brad would always say there's Old Jayden Hardy rookie base red waves CJ 3 J. McCullum Johnny Davis luck of the lottery Dorian Finney Smith hyper Rollins rookie there's five base behind that one interesting Yes, Dabbin prison base does ship prison base all ships We have red Tracy McGrady That is the 299 and rookie auto it's silver sensational signatures with a little dent in it We've got to send a box with this one to Philadelphia. You can see that dent right there. That is Julian champagne On the rookie silver we will be sending a box with this for the damage card to the sixth spot There is Brennan Ingram hyper Marge on Bochamp White screen Luca. We've got a silver Malik Beasley go Noel's Mark Williams rookie and the truth Paul Pierce Yeah, of course Dabbin Always has the description Yeah, we'll say if the base is not shipped typically it's bowman or contenders football There's obviously some exceptions, but those two are typically our main non shippers came Johnson red wave Silver is Rob Williams Time Lord rookie Jabari Smith Wilt and tie tie two packs left guys. Good luck Still have just the wizards left in the next one $29. We have red Georges Nien 299 and our last auto is gonna be a rookie signatures of been the bucket been Matherin nice hit there for Indy very nice been Matherin on the auto Dude is a bucket Got Kennedy Chandler hyper rookie Roddy and Baldwin Trila Sianus. We've got Jaylen Noel hyper Jayden Ivy and the admiral that guys do it guys. Let me do a quick hit recap here. We'll recap some color and some uh the autos There's Redney Ang the 299 Magrady Maxi Stockton Isaiah Roby and Siakamal the 299 So $199 we got the truth PJ Washington Harrison Barnes Yannis Pat Ewing We have a blue ice Lou dork number to 125. We have Chris Weber to 99 Uh red power to 75. We got a rookie Ryan Rollins rookie Dyson Daniels and Demarda Rosen all the 75 Got two oranges. We got Chuck Barkley and Gary Trent to 49 We have a mojo fearless the 25 dame Lillard Autos of Jabari Walker J. Dub or sorry J. Will Jaylin Williams Adrian Dantley Mark Williams rookie Jayden Hardy Fred Brown Champagne on the silver it is damaged. We'll have to send a box with that one You want to put like a oh wait Ben Matherin and on the back. We had to 199 nice rookie, uh true red of Chet Holmgren Nice one there for the okay c spot All right guys that does do it for panini prism hobby four box case number 56 57 coming up right away


I was working in the Pentagon in the Secretary of Defense's program analysis and evaluation section as an analyst for projection forces. I remember that morning the Navy analyst came into my office, he and I were good friends and he said, hey, just talk to my wife. And she said that an airplane hit a building in New York and we didn't think a whole lot about it at the time that there was an attack or anything and a couple of minutes later we went into my boss's office, he had the CNN website up and we were looking at this picture of the airplane hitting the building and at that moment we felt the Pentagon shake and we could hear a big sound and I remember Mr. Coulter looking over at us and going what was that and everybody was just kind of stunned. The last thing we really expected was a plane, we thought maybe it was, I don't guess we really knew what it was, we thought maybe an earthquake or a bomb or something like that and a couple of minutes later we heard somebody running down the hallway shouting you need to evacuate, you need to evacuate, a plane has hit the building. It was really mass confusion, you see these disaster movies where people are moving around in a rather chaotic fashion and it was chaos from the standpoint that there's 25,000 people trying to leave a building at the same time. But I would say that it was orderly and it was as well managed as something like that can be and so we're walking outside of the Pentagon and it was a beautiful day, there wasn't a cloud in the sky and I remember our secretary in our office saying look at those rain, those storm clouds and the Navy guy and I said those aren't clouds and you could smell the strong smell of fuel in the air. As we made our way through the mall we were walking by the TGI Fridays restaurant and that's when the first tower came down. I remember seeing it on the TV. I remember thinking everybody's lives have just been changed and not really knowing how they would be changed. I also remember thinking in a couple of us were talking along the way that we knew immediately that was Osama bin Laden that did that. I mean you knew that he was a bad guy, you just didn't really know how bad. You know, Brian Jack had sent an email out like all the SESs did that he was going to be gone and that kind of thing and the word started trickling around that Brian had been killed and it was quite a shock but he was on the airplane that hit the building. If he had been at work he would have been fine because he was only one corridor over from the office I was in but I thought that was, I always thought that was really cruelly ironic that you know here this guy who worked in the Pentagon, the subject of the attack was actually on the plane and he was a nice man, he wasn't, there was no arrogance to him. He was a mathematician so I always think about him over all this terrorism and stuff because there wasn't a malicious bone in his body and he certainly, there was no way a good man like that, not that anyone would deserve that but certainly not him. So that's one of those things I always think about when 9-11 rolls around. I guess the thing that I would ask people to do is to think of some of the best people that you know and realize that a lot of the people that were killed on that day are just like them. They were good people, they were dedicated to what they were doing and their lives were wrongly taken from them. It really I think focused me more, I had, at that time I was probably looking at just retiring at 20 years of service and moving on but you know at that point I knew we were at war. I didn't realize it would, you know how long it would be but I knew that I wasn't going to retire until the Marine Corps no longer needed me, we weren't at war anymore.


It is a sacred a secular sacred obligation When you are co-coaching especially You're you're working to Change a person's life to help the other person to help the person change their life. It's high stakes.  I would like one pair of you to volunteer to come and kind of Do what you did in front of all of us So why don't you tell me what the problem that you're having is in your in your search the Challenge I'm looking to overcome is that I am looking for a person that I can shadow with who is Addressing more corporate people as their clients versus only schools and teachers who is Putting offer out in the world to be helping those corporations that are their clients to be socially emotionally intelligent literate so far in a couple of years. I've met people who Do this but it's been more like on a schools and Teacher schools and student situation, which is great because I have an avenue that way. I'd appreciate getting up to but it's that Specific Letting me work with them as a service arm not to be competition with them but maybe an extension of what it is that they already do until There would be that competent confidence of me stepping out on my own and doing such a Avenue of work for myself not to compete with them, but maybe part of them as a corporation themselves Can I ask in in that concern these contacts that you've talked to? Have you explained what you've explained to me kind of your idea for how you'd like to expand on the counseling or if they have Advice for you There've been a couple of people where upon my approaching them. I think they Felt intimidated or that I'm part of a competition instead of a possible comrade There was literally a lady that I met this past Tuesday that Is about 85% of what it is that I'm looking for since with her and I've written her a long Message for asking for the exact same things that I'm mentioning here on Facebook and thus far I have not heard back from her, but I hope with a lot of Wonderful energy and lightning. She will get back to me even if it's no I can still get a possible Direction from her I Guess you say that some of the people you've come in contact feel you as competition Do you have any ideas how maybe there's a larger group or corporation or company? Where they have multiple people doing a similar position where someone could give advice Instead of feeling your competition and being resistant Yeah, there's a handful of people Any specific names I Haven't put in I haven't put very many action steps In how to connect with these people. I know that they're out there. They form forum on LinkedIn by a couple of Directions that can go under the same umbrella of social emotional intelligence But a lot of those folks themselves are coaches themselves And I guess they're looking for a possible bite so to speak amongst the ocean of that somebody would be a client And I could be a client, but in the end up mostly I'm looking to be at the same level if not better than what it is that they do so What's fuzzy in your mind from what where are you stuck right now? I guess yeah, we're to go on from here Sorry Yeah, I'm not sure what what more to ask to help to to lead her to come up with ideas. I guess I feel Maybe in terms of the the knowledge I don't know if I have any knowledge in terms of leads or directions to take so I was trying to lead her Out because I know she has she's been working in this And exploring this so I think she has the knowledge That she she the knowledge that she needs to find what she's looking for she already has or the she has the pathways to get in I'm trying to Draw that out if you were listening if you were one of these organizations That she was pitching How would you honestly would you say? Oh, yeah, yes, we'd like to bring you on board Would you say you're unclear what she was trying to do? Would you not buy what you what would you really internally be feeling? I guess some some clarity in in the position that she's looking for Would it would have helped on my end precisely So is it not your job right now to get her to do a better job of explaining what she's trying to do? Because it was a little vague and over the map so therefore even if she found some leads That wouldn't be as persuasive as it needs to be so the lesson in this is To really be its integrity is listening so honestly is she doing a good job of pitching?  So why don't you try some of that? Okay, um So could you? Do you feel that you've clearly stated the the job goal or the job position? Or function that you're looking for Yeah, I would I Guess what I would have to do is brainstorm on and find out if person who would let me come on board as a service arm and Shadow with them I'd have to write out what it is that I would I'd have to write out some basics on what I understand social emotional intelligence is and Watch their technique and what kind of skills and tools they use as well as the informations and See if After looking at them and being around them first I can start to then craft on how I can be a service arm With either the same person Thankfully or with someone else it would give me a template on how to move next at least I guess then Could I ask is Are you looking for more information on the position a position? That you're trying to gain more knowledge about or do you have that position in mind and you're just looking to see someone Doing it actively some it's real-world experience of what they're doing Because I'm getting the sense and in your description that you're also searching You have an idea for position but you want to see it in concrete Yeah, that would be it. I Would need to indeed find out What it is of a match that I could put together with what it is that they could make for an offer That's it. We're my comment here As I am while I am Not supposed to be judgmental externally We all it's important that we do make judgments to Ask the right questions to help the person now. I had this intuition That her knowledge of social and emotional intelligence is thin And that before she went and pitched anything she needed to learn much more about it On whether it be through reading watching YouTube videos or whatever so in that coaching role I'm going to use my judge mentalness in a way to tactfully ask a question say To what extent if you trusted the goddess within you What percentage of the way there are you in terms of your knowledge about social and emotional intelligence?  Where would you say you are? Okay, she's on the 60. Well, let's do it. What what where are you on a zero to a hundred scale? Yeah, 60 is about it. Okay, and what would the goddess with and what would the goddess within you? Tell you you need to do to get to 80. I don't want to create too big a bar What would the goddess within you tell you is your way to go about getting to an 80? I do need to have more concrete information as opposed to a pick up game kind of mentality or Action step to it. I have to get some real concrete. Yeah, it's not something you could just pick So which is your way to read articles watch YouTube videos take a course in emotional intelligence. What's your way? I think a very fast-paced way to get from zero to 80 is if I took some courses Start with a course and where you're not you already are 60. We're not at zero Right. So if you if I said that you're what you're telling me you want to do is perhaps look at Local community colleges or four-year colleges or whatever Extension programs and look for a course in emotional intelligence. Are you saying that that's really the preliminary skeptic you want to take? Yeah, yeah, but the hesitancy suggests that that wasn't quite right Sincerely the hesitancy is Monetary So with the goddess within you tell you need to You can't go for a job when you don't feel you're if you really feel it a 60 It's premature to get the job. So you need do you need a survival job for money in the meantime? And that will then give you the luxury to then take the course and gain the level of Competence that you need to be able to go forth and pitch yourself as an Emotionals Intelligence counselor, is that right? Yeah, and with what would the goddess within you tell you would be the way to get that survival job? There's the rub. You have to work on that happily on understanding how much it is that I can work with survival and put myself then into Not understanding that what's what's the kind of survival? Should you be a waitress? Should you be a driver Uber driver? Should you be what would the goddess within you tell you should be your survival to way to make survival money? So you're not scared of money so much and so that you can enjoy taking that course in emotional intelligence Yeah, it does happen to be and it would give me the best time to Go ahead and pursue Looking up those courses and that is that I already am a T and C your Uber lift shuttle Delive couple of that ways Applications driver so let's see how you really feel it would be silent for 15 seconds Get in touch with the idea that you're going to do some more Uber driving You're going to for fun Maybe do a little reading a couple of articles or whatever on emotional intelligence When you've got making a little more money Then you're going to go and take a course and then you're going to go look for a job That's going to pay you or at least do some job-shattering leading to a job That's somehow related to emotional intelligence either for a nonprofit or government agency how let's be silent for 15 seconds That's the plan that you've kind of come up with with my facilitation, but you're come up with and with his facilitation 15 seconds of silence then I'm going to ask you what's feeling good What's feeling yucky and what's feeling fuzzy 15 seconds of silence starts now I need to Help myself learn how to have more Time in feeling well that I'm I'm doing this and it's it's the better path Using that pronoun I guess or subscription To help myself walk into Instead of drive and force like I have in previous and that's why it hasn't worked but I've also been unclear to of Getting those courses in my life While there's been enough room to even look going towards those per my in a survival job that I can do well and not feel like I Have to tolerate a difficult culture and so forth because those days are gone Okay, now of course if we really had time she's open to all kinds of other issues She's had a lot of past. She's having to get past For today we can't do it, but I'm listening even though I was trying to get closure She's just opened a lot of doors. There's a lot of shit's happened to her Then there'll be lessons to be learned from that really good material to talk about in the rest of a co-coaching session or subsequent Let's for now. Let's hear it for


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I am James Swanik from Project 90, the program that helps people quit alcohol, and I'm with Joe Worley, who's a 50-year-old plant manager from a $250 million home windows business in Holland, Michigan, who's now 120 days alcohol free. Joe, how does it feel to be 120 days alcohol free? Oh man, I feel like a new man, James.  Yeah, it was really problematic. So I was just using way too much around my family. I was using it way too much when we were out for business dinners and just really struggled. And you know, I couldn't drink socially. I couldn't have one or two or three. It was always somewhere between four and 10, and it started to become a lot more eight, nine and 10, and then it felt lousy the next day. So it was a vicious cycle and it was affecting my performance at work. It was putting stress on my family and it was really stuck. So I'd had a couple of goes in AA and that worked for a while, but it just, it kind of kept you stuck in shame and it kept you always identifying yourself as an alcoholic. I didn't feel like it was, but I couldn't break through and stop and deal with social situations. So that was the beauty of your program. That's why I'm so excited to do it. And let's skip forward to the results that you got from being now 120 days alcohol-free. You were telling me before we started recording this that you've lost 25 pounds, that you're sleeping better. You've reduced the stress in your marriage, that you have more confidence at work and you're getting more results at work. So how did that happen? Why do you think you lost 25 pounds just from quitting drinking? Well, the nice thing is you feel a lot better when you're not drinking. So you're not craving, macaroni and cheese or potatoes or just the crazy stuff you crave when you're hung over. So I've always enjoyed eating right and exercising and now I can do it all the time and it's amazing how quickly the weight came off and just build confidence and then just kind of go with more and more. So it's great.  So I'd always hope to get it back to them and by golly, I fit in them again. And what was it that inspired you to give up alcohol this time round? Because you said you tried Alcoholics Anonymous and you'd had a little bit of success but then you found yourself back drinking again. So what was it about my program Project 90 that inspired you to book a call and ultimately join our group of people that quit drinking? Yeah, I'd always had this nagging fear in the back of my head about how am I going to break this cycle and what I would do is I would always muscle through and stop drinking first part of the year and then I would kind of start to pick it up in the spring and summer and by fall and the holidays it was full out again. So I went through this vicious cycle of shedding some weight and then putting it back on and my wife watched me do this over and over and I just always had this fear that I wasn't going to be able to stop. And what was different about this was it just it gave me a way to deal with social situations because that's what always triggered for me again. My family likes to drink a lot. I mean it's just so common in society but this taught me a way to positively get through it. So and especially at work and things like that so that was the big difference for me that was the big change and it was really quite frankly really easy but I would never have figured it out on my own. So yeah and so just tell Alvia a little bit about what Project 90 is and what you found to be the most benefit from it that got you to the point where you're now 120 days alcohol free as opposed to what you tried previously that didn't get you there. Sure you know it sounds simple but a lot of it's just semantics and wording but you start telling yourself that I'm choosing to live alcohol free instead of oh I can't drink I'm doing this thing you know so you're just much more positive it's a lot easier to deflect criticism when it comes your way or people that are challenging you and I found that pretty quickly they'd be like oh okay no big problem and um and then now I'm finding out some of my friends are actually like geez maybe I'm gonna give that a go because you're looking really good so I've got friends they haven't joined your program yet but if they're interested I'll certainly steer them your way but um you know it just it just taught me to get through those those types of things and deal with the social pressure of it and now it's no problem at all I've got enough confidence and people love you when you're the designated driver and my wife's a heck of a lot more interested in me when I'm not falling asleep when we get home from a date so it's just that simple and I know that you were concerned about socializing without alcohol doing some business deals or even just having fun without alcohol what have you found using my methodology in terms of socializing without alcohol now? Right yeah I mean you just you just learned to order first or just hey I just want club soda and a lime and what I've noticed is actually not as many people drink as I thought they did because when I was in it I was the instigator I was ordering wine I was bringing rounds from the bar and now that I'm not doing that I'm actually noticing Jesus actually a lot of people that don't drink and the ones that do that's fine carry on they're the ones that are tired the next morning or late for the first meeting of the day you know and I'm there sharp and feeling well so it's just a lot better spot to be in and it was all great fun I can't change the past but boy it's a much better spot to be in. Yeah and what were your what was your skepticism or your reservations about doing my methodology when you when you began I mean ultimately you signed up you joined you took the action now you're 120 days alcohol free and continuing to go but what was the story in your head about why doing this Project Naughty program wouldn't work for you? Yeah and first you know I read through I did all the accelerators which is kind of your homework and then your commitment to the program at first and I had heard a lot of that I read a lot of leadership books so I'd heard bits and pieces of that and I was like really that's it there's no magic but I was like all right I spent some money so I'm going to pour myself into it and then it was just the simple little things like sitting down every morning and doing my daily 20 which is one of the 20 things I'm grateful for and that really set me off to a positive spin in the morning so it was just the simple things like that and then just celebrating the wins the group calls are great because then you're going through with people that are in a similar situation so when you first join in you know the veteran folks are giving you advice and then as you progress then you're giving the newcomers advice so you kind of help pull everybody along so I like that and the personal coaching calls are great because then you could get into any junk you had to work through with your coach so it was really a nice nice way to wrap up my week because I'd have my call with my coach and then at the beginning of the week we could talk about yes made it through the weekend you know and it was easy and then it just became easier and easier so why do you think that this methodology has worked when doing AA or willpower previously hasn't worked yeah it's positive you know AA is really a negative thing I don't I don't want to be too tough on them because they obviously help a lot of people but it really keeps it kind of stuck in shame like when you share in AA you say my name is Jo and I'm an alcoholic so you're constantly reminding yourself that and I had quit before I really destroyed anything in my life thank god so they always called me kind of a high-bottom drunk so it's like the program never really fit for me but with your program it was positive it was wins it was reprogrammed my brain that I easily just drink soda and cranberry tonight you know and it was the simplest darn thing so it was just positive and power of positivity so and I'm a half-class full person I'm a very positive thinker so that just paired well with my makeup and the way my brain works and how has your wife responded to the new Jo who's 120 days alcohol-free and continuing to be alcohol-free yeah at first she was skeptical she's like all right we'll see you know and I hope the best form but now she's like you are totally different and she really said that what she always felt like before was there was a third person in our relationship and that was the person was alcohol because she liked me the way I was but once I would start drinking I wasn't mean or violent I was kind of a happy drunk but still I wasn't me and it just bothered her so she's thrilled she's just really excited about she's got the real joe back the man she married back and not you know what this last 15 years really robbed and who else in your life has got to benefit from you being 120 days alcohol-free and counting yeah so my coach really encouraged me to come clean and share with my kids so I've got a daughter that's 22 and a son that's gonna be 20 here in a week and I told him hey here's what I'm doing here's why and you know and I just came clean and said you know I don't have the best relationship with alcohol you guys have seen me drink too much a lot you know and here's why I'm stopping it's affecting my health and my job and all that and they were both like hey good for you dad that's great you know so I'm I'm sure more questions will come from them I haven't had deep conversations with them but they obviously are happy you know that their dad's more engaged now yeah beautiful so let's just summarize what life was like before and what life is like now so before you did my methodology and quit drinking what was life like around your health your wealth your love and your happiness yeah work was a slog I had a rough year in 2018 and I turned alcohol to try to solve that we had a lot of pressure on us we had some new executives and I didn't deal with it well I wasn't sleeping well so I started drinking even more and that's like the worst thing you can do so then I started missing things at work I was late I was making poor decisions I wasn't sharp early in the morning now I've got my confidence back I can make decisions much more quickly I'm getting good sleep so the rest of when I get to work I'm much more engaged so I'm a much better version of myself so that's going to open doors and do time either here or elsewhere as my company grows my health feels better sleeping better I've lost some weight I'm exercising again which is great so my family's happier it's that's a win win win all the way around and was doing the project 90 program did it feel like a struggle did it feel like you were depriving yourself of something fun or did you feel something very different no it was very positive I began to really look forward to my calls when my coaching calls at the end of the week and then the group call on Monday I mean it was something to look forward to I never dreaded it by any means they're really positive and fun what would you say to someone who's thinking about following my methodology following my system who's maybe comparing it to doing AA or willpower or an in-treatment center or reading a book well what would you say to that person oh I think the best of this program and I would encourage anyone to try it it is money well spent and I was a little shocked with how much I spent at first but you can't put a price tag on it and that's that's how you pulled me in and you were totally right on that you can't put a price on getting a good healthy relationship with with yourself and getting past alcohol and just learning how much damage it's really doing to your health your wealth your relationships and holding your career back so it's simple it's beautiful I think that's why it works so well I mean simple things are good like keep it simple stupid right we've all heard the kiss method and that's kind of what this is and it's easy and you'd be amazed how quickly you can reprogram your brain and develop those new neural pathways and you just start thinking positive and it's not a struggle anymore so you're 120 days alcohol free as you and I are recording this so what what does the future hold for you Joe in relation to not just you know your relationship with alcohol but also health, wealth, love, happiness like what do you feel is possible for your life now I'm staying on the train I'm done with it you know I can't go back and change the past but it was it did not have a positive impact on me at all so why would I go back to it you know the reward now for me is good health feeling much more better feeling positive so why would I go back and punish myself my body and start that cycle over so I finally broke it and that's where I'm going to stay awesome well thank you Joe I just want to acknowledge you for your commitment to your health and you showed up and you were super positive and you were sharing in our closed Facebook group of other members and you were supporting other people and you allowed yourself to be supported and so I just want to thank you for your contribution to Project 90 because I know that you inspired other members to stay alcohol free and and to take great positive actions as well so I acknowledge you and I thank you Joe yeah my pleasure and I know this this isn't a religious program but you guys truly are a gift from God you and Kevin my coach have been absolutely fantastic so the work you're doing is absolutely amazing you're truly saving lives so I hope you guys take a lot of joy in that thank you Joe I so appreciate that mate congratulations and continued health to you sir thanks for listening to the alcohol free lifestyle podcast I want to load you up with some free stuff right now so if you 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is off to a hot start. Hey, send it to the dashboard, this puppy's over. This is the second episode, and as you can see, we're already a 76 overall. For anyone just joining us in Wheel of Mutt, our goal is to win a Super Bowl. The only problem is we start with the base silver team. In each episode, we can spin the Wheel of Mutt three times to build to our squad, and if we win the following game, we keep all those players, the lost wipes, all of them. On top of that, we have our prestige players. Our prestige players are locked into our lineup no matter what we do. We get three to start every season. I selected Derwin James, Nick Bosa, and Jamar Chase. And in the season opener, we were able to secure 87 overall Kenny Pickett as our quarterback. We got some solid fill-in golds and core elites. We still don't have a tight end at all. Our wide receivers are atrocious. There are big holes on the O-line. And on defense, we were able to get some usable gold corners, some usable gold delinemen. Nothing too fancy, but we did pick up Harrison Butcher. It was truly the best season opener I have ever had. Our record is one and O. We need five wins to go to the playoffs. Let's get right into it. For our very first wheel spin, my targets are tight end, DBS, wide receivers. Let's say those are my top three right there. Our wheel spin is house rules. We get 100K to spend on one player. We win, only 25,000 if we lose. 25,000 coins will get us as good as an 81 overall. 100,000 can get us as good as, I believe, an 86.  Shit, the pass. He's got absolutely nothing. The way this house rules works is X-Factor start on. You've gotta go first in 20 rather than first in 10. He's gonna throw right here. I knew it. Oh, that's so depressing. I knew he's going there. I need the 87 overall say-out, not 81. 81's a little too slow for that. It's gonna be a run if it's a run, I'm in trouble. Okay, it's not. We're good. Cross-drag. That was a very nice ball, right, it's young. Oh, that's us. Derwin's got it. We have a really good opportunity to win this game now. This is an aggressive blitz. I'm gonna try and run it. Oh, okay. Let's see what we got here. Oh, I had Fred Taylor. Oh, wait a minute. Pickett has infinite room.  Pickett, dog status. Oh, this could be risky. Does he run? He got it, Fred Taylor, front flip. That's the guy who lost it. Oh, damn. But play action, he wasn't having any of it. He's still gonna be in man coverage, I would imagine. Oh, he just got a DPI. I can throw anything. 3rd and 25 DPI is massive. He just, he's sold pretty hard right there. I'm gonna max, protect and just run corner routes here. Kinda gotta look at Shabar Chase though. I don't think Kenneth Gainwell can really get open, but Jamar Chase can. Hang on. Oh, his feet were down. Oh yeah. Oh yeah. Look at those blocks.  I'm gonna let this clock tick a little longer. I don't want him to have an opportunity to win this. I'm gonna snap it at three because he expects me to go to one. Snap it right here. Oh, go, go, go, go, go. That was really bad power inaccuracy. Do I hit that? Do I hit that?  Okay, we gotta defend for a little bit. I'm guessing pass. I'm playing back. It's what I say. He probably wants to get out of bounds. I'm guessing pass. I'm in cover three though. Oh, let's go Derwin. Oh, Derwin could have just ended the ball game. If he has a tight end corner route, I'm in trouble. I assume he's going Canaries Tony though.  Eddie Jackson, I need you. Oh my God. I'm the most bailed man on planet Earth. Eddie Jackson absolutely with that, but I guess it was enough to throw off the K-back cap. And I'm going to go back there with Kenny Pickett as in. Why is Kenny Pickett in? He throws back across. There's absolutely no way why is Kenny Pickett in? 100 K to spend on one player.  Like the most important position for me right now is tight end. We can go 84, 85. TJ Hawkinson is an option. Dallas Goddard is an option. A con quo is an option. And 85 is Mark Andrews, but Mark Andrews is 120,000. So couldn't pick him up. Dallas Goddard, 80 speed. Really good route running. Solid catching. This is like a, this is a salad all around tight end, but it's run blocking. It's not very good. DB, I could get 84 Sherman. I could get JC Horne. JC Horne is a super good corner. Dude, Pat Sertan. This is actually a really good price for Pat Sertan too. 62, 202, 83 speed, 82. Oh, I have two man. The value is here. I'm sorry Dallas Goddard. I'm going Pat Sertan. PS2 is my pickup. Hey, start us out with Patrick Sertan. I'm very glad we won that game. Damn. I think about that price is actually kind of crazy too. Our next one, three separate packs. This is actually much less helpful to us than it was before. Now we actually have to pull something good for it to be on our team. I'm going to try the headliners fantasy pack. Kailin Geiger, Kobe Bryant. Ooh, oh my God. I don't know how good he is. We'll check right after this. Damn, first round of the headliners fantasy. Got 84. Round twos got a whole lot of nothing. I guess technically that's an upgrade on my current gold G-Hog ward. Steven Sullivan. Okay, that round is dog chip. Martin Emerson, Jr. 6'2", 84 speed 86, 6. Bro, he's like better than PS2. Well, pack one has a big upgrade with Martin Emerson. Pack two, I'm going to go headliners, heroes. Guarantees me in 84. Oh, oh my God, I didn't get a tight end yet. I was thinking I already got a tight end. Why am I feeling it? This is like a pack in play. I'm feeling every position. Final pack, I'm going to rock a mystery pack. They're just too fun to pass up on then.  Don't gamble, kids.  This is a horrible pack. Yeah, it's not going to do any good to me. So wide receivers are now Jamar Chase, Kailin Geiger and Kenneth Gainwell. Still not the best, but we do have a conco at tight end. And then on defense, we'll put Martin Emerson as our DB1. He also has a built-in ability, so we'll make sure we activate that. DB2 gets to be Patrick Sartan. And DB3 can be Richard Sherman. He played really good. And MLB2, it could be either Ezekiel Turner or the upgraded Jihad Ward. Jihad Ward is 6'5", 74 speed. I'll rock him. Another episode with some excellent, excellent wheel spins right now. Our third wheel spin. Oh, is it going to be 87 behind? Ah! Actually, this is probably better. It just depends what division we get. I'll get one random NFL division. I can take any player from that division. I don't even have like a dream division in mind because I don't know what players are available, but I think I want a wide receiver. Am I going to go NFC North? For the Lions?  Oh, I was right there. All right, whatever. AFC South, the Texans, the Jaguars, the Colts, and the Titans. So the best Jaguars player is 87 Fred Taylor, but my 84 Fred Taylor's been great. So I'm going to rule that out. Colts don't have an 86, 87. We've already got Quentin Nelson and I don't need John and the Taylor.  Texans, do you have anything? There'll be tons of John Mechie. Wait a minute, John Mechie's got to be so good, isn't he? Ew, whoa! 85 speed, 87 jump, great short-rot running, great acceleration and agility. Ooh, this is the move. All right, Texans. I can't believe I'm saying this, but the Texans came in clutch. Kenneth Gainwell, your reign as a wide receiver comes to an end. I'm sorry, buddy. Damn, John Mechie is so good. How does John Mechie stack up with Jamar? Faster, more jumping, catching and catching traffic, less spectacular catch, more short, same medium, a little bit less deep. I'm actually significantly better. He's just shorter and only by an inch. Shit, don't tell my girlfriend that. My girlfriend thinks an inch is a mile. That doesn't make sense. That literally doesn't even make sense when I just said. Last but certainly not least is the challenge wheel. Completing the challenge is one pack of our choosing or we salvage a wheel spin. Ooh, we definitely got this last week. We'll see if we can get it this week. Our team needs to accumulate 85 fantasy points. PPR, by the way, this is PPR scoring. So I'm incentivized to throw the ball a little bit more than running it, but overall, I just need a lot of offense. Can he pick it? Martin Emerson, Derwin, James, Andy. What do you got? 87 Drake London, Saw Skarner, Jalen Ramsey. Oh, we got a ball game, boys. Will you be starting with a run play, sir? CJ Stroud behind center, it's play action. He'll heave.  I said Emerson was better. He heard me. Lots of audibles from CJ Stroud. Another pass, play action throws. Basically the same thing. Same thing? Oh, big boy! Derwin! Derwin might be the most impactful prestige right now. He's made some nasty plays. Slot offset. I really don't like this defense. It's a scary defense, or a scary offense. Okay, I like that though. No, Gondry Swift breaks the tackle.  I don't like cover three here. And I think he agrees. Oh my God, bad ball! Oh, he threw a mallard. All right, we're gonna switch it up on him. We're going DB Blitz. I got to spook CJ Stroud into throwing a bad ball. This D-Swift block, he does. So I go cover. I'm on everything.  I risked it for the biscuit, and there are no biscuits. We definitely want to get some receptions. Let's just take an easy one right here to Kaelin Geiger. I really want this challenge wheel because I know this is going to be a tough game. We had to be ready in case. I'm not going to say it's not winnable. It's definitely a winnable game, but I have to secure this challenge wheel in case I can't win. Where's he usuring? He is usuring a super weird spot of the field.  A very efficient drive so far. Yeah, this is so weird. He's usuring the high safety. He shifts his line right. I've got to stretch. We're going to go right side of this. Get around, Jordan. Pull, you're going to go! Fred Taylor! The juking is way too strong.  Oh, I'll go Fred Taylor underneath here. Easy pick up. Nice! Dude, I love Fred Taylor. We're going to go play action here. We're going to try and take it all. Oh, no! No! Oh, thank God we got it back. Oh, my God, I had a touchdown. OK, this is zone. I can get this. I'm going for it. I'm looking at a conch or a chase. Depends on where the user is. It's Jamar. Oh, shit, that's man. I can't get this. Calculate it!   That's why you prestige Jamar. Chase ties the ballgame up, adds to our challenge wheel fantasy points. I have a titanium set of gorilla nuts. They should put these things in a museum. I'm going to send the blitz. And I'm going to guess pass.  That's really bad. Pass for sure. Probably play action. Yes. I'm on this. I'm on this. I'm on it! No! Dude just robbed my pick. Oh, he's celebrating like he did something. Stroud play action again. Heater! No way! Oh, my God! The dig, I see it. He throws underneath. Damn it, there's two digs. He can throw half back. That's kind of what I'm worried about. Damn it. Throws that same thing. Whoa! Somebody tackled Drake London. I actually can stop him here. This is a really hard spot on the field to be on. He'll probably QB Spy. Tampa 2? How is there nobody there? There's a light blue sitting right where he caught it. This is going to be a slug fest, boys. We got to play our best game. Magoa Conqo early here. He's got some room to work with. Love that. Great approach and tackle. 7 for 9, 73 yards and a touchdown. All right. Well, Jamar Chase was absolutely clamped, but Kailin Geiger isn't. So we already got eight receptions, 85 yards. So that's eight PPR points. There we've got the touchdown. Not going to try and do the math right now, but I think we're in a good spot. Not an amazing spot, but we're in a good spot. I had a few things to throw there.  Buddy, unhitch the trailer. Oh my God. He's so slow. If it ain't broke, don't fix those. Dude, we haven't gone to John Mechie. Let's feed the boy. Oh, he's fast. Oh, he's fast. John Mechie. Is he guarding Jamar Chase on this? Absolutely not. What?  He just shanked the easiest throw of the game. Why did Jamar Chase just stop?  Jamar Chase was on a slant. He stopped in the middle of the field. Dude, that entire succession of plays, I got to know what happened. That corner route, just clean pocket, fully clean, misses the throw.  But then Jamar Chase has a slant route. He dead stop. Why would you dead stop in the middle of a slant?  OK, so this play was very open last time I ran it to Mallory. Why? Why is it poor accuracy? I'm going to try the same thing. Please tell me what's going on here. That time I got him, 3rd and 16.  Sacked again almost instantly. What just happened? All right, boys, hey, like I said, it might be time to start thinking about the challenge wheel. He ends up getting single coverage over there. All right, well, we still got 10 minutes of football. We get the ball here. If we score, we can start to think about this again. But damn, I'm not going deep again. I can't hit these passes. It's time to make up for it. Franco Harris stopped his slant in the middle of his slant. Oh no, that time, that time John Mitchell, that time the slant will run like a slant and I'll throw an interception. That's a horrible ball, I'm just tilted.  I kind of expect him to do that same thing he did on the Tampa two. So I'm going to use a sartan and I'm going to try and just steal it. Oh my God! Oh my God, it was the exact thing I said and we don't pick it off. You cannot read that any better. Throws in the middle of the Drake London. This is the same score from last game, except reverse. It's time to worry about fantasy points. We need 85 fantasy points as a team. A conqua was wide open. Dude, where are you throwing? I'm like genuinely confused. Not like, I'm not trying to be like ultra negative, but some of these throws are so like weirdly off. Even that was a poor accuracy throw. He's just standing in the pocket. Okay, a conqua. That should just be, yeah, beautiful. Okay, I could throw a lot of things here. I'll just take a conqua, break it. Oh!  Oh, look at that. He tried to get through it with a D-Line and I respect that. A conqua gets in the end zone and shit, we get more fantasy points if I go for two. I don't think it's a reception, but we get two points for it. Well, it's definitely not a reception, but we do get two points for it. John Mechie. Kenny Picker just had a five throw stretch where he forgot how to play quarterback, but he remembered. One of the man blitz here, kind of gotta be aggressive. Ooh, I know where you wanna go. Martin Emerson! Oh my God, Martin Emerson. I'm not ready to give up on this play. It's gone poorly before, but I'm not ready to give up on it. John Mechie. You want a ball from Kenny Pickett? A good juke, yes sir. So he's looking for it this time, but we got a conqua. We are really using the drags right now and they're going great. He is press covering Jamar Chase, he's inside too. Oh no, he sees it. He doesn't see a conqua though. Great. Dude, and all of a sudden, all of a sudden Kenny Pickett's just back to perfect accuracy lasers. This game ain't over! Be smart, Matt. Same ball. Oh, bad ball. Not smart. I said be smart. Jamar Chase burnt his man. Absolutely torched him. It's first and goal. Jamar Chase in the middle, he's in, he's in. And my two point conversion before, I'm not going to take another two point conversion. I'm just going to take my points. It's one less fantasy point, but it's a six point game right now. I'm going to stay ready for this drag from his tight end because I know it's what he wants. Yes. Oh no, he has a deep middle. That was just a, it's such a good play.  Bad ball. Oh no, it was a great ball. I thought Derwin had an opportunity. Does he shoot Glock here?   Assume he runs it. Yes. Say out, get in there. Oh, don't like a psycho with say out.  Ah! So close.  Yeah, I knew he was going to run that again. I knew he would. Now we just check the middle. Oh my God.  Fourth and goal from the eight. You got to kick a few goals, dude. Please don't be weird. You just got to say there's no pride in losing this. I didn't want to win like that. You obviously take a field goal here. Wait a minute. Oh, I should have gone for two. Oh, I should have gone for two last time. I genuinely can't win. With one time out, I cannot win. He was really struggling with five wide before. So let's see if that continues to be the case. Continues to be the case. That will be open every single time. Kaelin Geiger is getting reps, ladies and gentlemen. Yup. And then he has to switch on. John and John, matchy gets picked off. You know what I have to do? I have some unlearning to do. I have all these bad habits. I got to unlearn them, because that is a laser. This was a wake up call. Let's call it what it is. Second and three, I will use my time out. On the off chance, I can like somehow get a turnover. I want the fantasy points. Just in case I'm short. Very well could be. Strip it. And that is all she wrote. A and EJ hands us the first loss of the season. You know, two things happened. Number one, I tilted and I started to play horrible. Wow, when I just started to miss open throws, I just like fell apart. Now it's time to count our fantasy points. So pick it. Three touchdowns, three interceptions. Trash game for him, but he still threw for 307 yards. We literally didn't run the ball. Fred Taylor had one for 27 yards. Receiving, we had Jamar with seven for 103 and two. Akanko with seven for 120 and one. So monster games there. And then we also had Franco with three for 22. And matchy two for 41. Fred Taylor two for four. Kaling Gager two for 17.  One PAT and one two point conversion. The final tally, gentlemen, Jamar Chase had 29. Pick it at 18.2. He lost a lot for those interceptions. Akanko had 25. Franco Harris, 5.2. Matchy, 8.1. Brad with 5.1. Kaling Gager, 3.7. Harrison Bucker added a point for a grand total of 95.3. Fantasy points. Thank God. So we do hang on with our challenge wheel. And luckily we had those big drives down there at the end, otherwise there's absolutely no way we were getting to 95.3. Bummer to lose the game, but I'm not upset. My opponent played a good game. We had solid, similarly matched teams and I made too many mistakes through some bad interceptions. So I don't deserve to win that game. We're one in one and now we have a decision to make. So we can salvage one wheel spin thanks to our challenge wheel. All right, gentlemen, my decision has been made. We're keeping John Mechie. There was a lot of value in keeping Akanko in Emerson that probably made more sense, but I don't know how realistically I can get a wide receiver like this back on my team. And hey, I'm excited, man. I've got some learning to do, obviously. We've met in 24 with a lot of passes today, but that just means there's room for improvement or one and one. We've still got some good steam, two more losses and I'm booted for more wins than I had through the playoffs. I love you boys. I'll see you in the next one. Peace out.


Hey coach in this video. We're going to talk about how you can make $10,000 per month as a basketball trainer or a coach My name is coach Nick Aldiro and I'm a success coach with make money coaching sports If you're looking to connect after this video, you can text me my type right here text the word grow To seven three two nine oh eight two three one five text me the word grow Seven three two nine oh eight two three one five. It is me. I will respond to you if you're looking to talk Okay, so how can you make $10,000 a month as a basketball trainer? Now this is going to be just pretty basic numbers um And i'm just going to go kind of go over the options that you might have that You probably thought of but you you probably haven't really written it down or or really considered it a possibility yet But before we go into it, it is it is a very real possibility It's something that a lot of people are doing and it's something that you can do too if you are a good coach And if you are hungry to succeed if you are just looking for like A side hustle this isn't going to work for you because you have to be Super dedicated you have to be willing to put in More work than your nine to five job if you're still doing that It is not easy But the way we're going to talk about it is simple. It's just you know, you have to execute on it and and put in the The work, so if you are Not somebody who likes to work on their business This probably no this is definitely is not for you. Okay If you're serious and you're dedicated about helping kids and about making a full-time income Coaching basketball or being a basketball skills trainer This is for you. Okay, so There's different ways you can do this first way is you could have a hundred clients And charge them a hundred dollars a month Right and you can have eight groups of 12 players Now let's that doesn't add up perfectly, but just for simple math Oh, you know it'd be 12 to 13 problem because that's like eight point something something So let's just say it's eight groups of 12 players. Okay. It's not crazy amount of kids You could do more of course if you wanted to but let's just say this Just make it a little bit easier for this or you could do less and work more hours So you could do that over four days and you could do two groups per day.  Thanks for the for the amazing math lesson but um It's just it's really you have to know your numbers and you have to know like Um, you know how much time you want to put into it? So this is something that you could do and You're with players For four days and two hours a day. That's eight hours for the week Now obviously there is more to it than this Right, you have to get the people you have to um create all the the uh The things that you need to To do this so like payment processing your website You know What's your presence on facebook? instagram Do you have a presence on youtube like there's there's so much more that you could do obviously but in terms of working with kids once Once you have this that stuff down You could definitely do this now is a hundred people a lot It is it is a lot for somebody to Who is uh by themselves and you got to manage a hundred people Now there's there's systems that we help coaches with that Are going to make it a lot easier than that, but we're just going to talk about the numbers for today Or You can work with more people and charge. I'm sorry. You can work with less people and charge more So let's say you want 50 clients And you want to have them in four groups of 12 Right And you want to work two or four days and you want to either Train for one to two hours per day Right, and you charge $200 a month Now with this one it's more money. So you have to add some extra value Okay, what value are you adding to people other than when you see them once a week? In person by the way, this is based on like a once a week in person session Uh model. Okay, that's also $10,000 now How can I make a little bit more? You can run a clinic on days off from school. Let's say you do two hours. You charge people $60 per player you get 20 players. That's an extra 1200 you could do a three on three league Right, you could do that's not even counting team training. That's not even counting private training. Okay, so it is possible But it takes work Of course, if you're looking to connect text me at<PHONE_NUMBER> Or you can check out the links in the description how we can set up a call and talk. All right, I'll talk to you soon