Creating Community and Opportunity Through Sports with: Tim Claiborne

08/17/23 • 23 min

Cultivating relationships through sports is a tangible measurement of authentic development for any athlete of any size, skill, or age. It allows them to develop social capital and a sense of belonging to a group and a common purpose. Providing them a sense of leadership, direction and calling in life. According to the office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 55 percent of parents believe that sports will benefit their children academically and improve their future careers. 80 percent of parents believe that sports helped their child learn about discipline and dedication, as well as how to get along with others. “I'm Tim Claiborne the Founder of Locker Room Sports Community and my personal mission is to impact lives by creating more freedom, more abundance, and deeper connection with others through sports. I'm a connector and business development partner to pro athletes and sports business leaders. If you have a passion for sports, entrepreneurial spirit, and heart for people, then you are in the right place! Sports have an incredible power to bring people from diverse backgrounds together, and diversity of every kind is the strength of our community of business athletes. Great business is about much more than just making money. Business allows us to be free to be ourselves, to spend our time as we choose, and to create wealth to share with others. As my mentor and business partner David Meltzer would say, I use sports to "make a lot of money, help a lot of people, and have a lot of fun!” He joined me this week to tell me more.

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Your Development is Personal with: Andrea Johnson

Ensuring women ascend in the workplace, is a profitable proposition for all of us. Tapping into their intuition, smarts and intelligence is a winning commodity at the end of the day. However, according to this study by the National Bureau of Economic Research, close to 80% of women struggle with low self-esteem and shy away from self-advocacy at work. In other words, four in five women may be held back in their career advancement by a lack of confidence and visibility. Andrea Johnson empowers others to take control of their lives and change their future, as a transformational leadership coach. As an adoptive parent, who grew up internationally, navigating mental and physical wellness, she learned that emotional resilience must be earned. Uncovering her own voice became the key to the process that allows her clients to do the same.
Andrea works with ambitious female leaders, founders, community leaders and public officials who feel stifled, and have grown unsatisfied with their current level of impact. She facilitates improved communication and corporate culture in women owned or operated teams. Her passion is equipping female leaders to define a new culture by trusting their own ability to think critically, create imaginatively and lead effectively. She joined me this week to tell me more.

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We Solve Real Estate Problems By Masterminds with: Michael Keiter

If I put you to the test and asked you the number one way Americans made passive, residual, or consistent income last year would you have the answer readily available? If you needed a hockey assist allow me to provide you a hint. According to the recent CNBC Make It: Your Money survey, conducted in partnership with Momentive, 23% of Americans say investing in real estate is the top way they made extra cheddar cheese a year ago. That makes it the most popular would-be wealth building method, ahead of investing in stocks (16%), starting your own business (15%) and getting a second job or side hustle (12%).

Michael Keiter started his journey in 1990 by brokering and investing in real estate like so many others. Then he found his passion, real estate agents and investors. It had nothing to do with real estate, it was the people who brokered and invested in real estate is where the passion truly intrigued him. 20 years ago, he began his coaching and consulting journey and was forced into this aspect of it in the crash of 2008.

Since that time, Michael has coached, trained, mentored, partnered with over ten thousand agents and investors in the United States and Canada.

Helping agents get started as an agent, increase business as an agent, grow the business as an agent by building a team. Same with investors. As a national speaker, trainer and coach for a major real estate company, he traveled thousand of miles to create relationships with specific type of person, the real estate agent who understands investing or wants to learn how to understand it. Brokering gets you immediate income, investing gives you long term income.

Now he spends his business days helping agents and investors create a plan for residual income and that's done with marketing not lead generation. His passion for their business is sometimes more than the agents have it for themselves because Michael knows what the outcome can be for an agent and investors and what a great career it can be when an agent structures it the right way and follows their dreams and give them the residual income to retire on. He joined me this week to tell me more.

For more information: https://www.mastermindre.com/