Who I Became
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06/24/21 • 40 min
In this episode of the Who I Became podcast, Akhtar Khan a property investor and performance coach from London. Explains how to achieve excellence in your life and business using his 4 step plan. Khan is a property entrepreneur and an expert in property investment and business psychology. He built the Reaching Excellence Academy to help others overcome the obstacles of success and live the lifestyle they deserve.
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Following God’s Calling with Dr. Sammy Wanyonyi
Who I Became
03/05/21 • 27 min
Have you ever wondered how God chooses people to do His work? Often, you'll find that the ones He chooses are ordinary people living mundane lives. They are selected precisely for this reason—it allows them to become available to heed the call. Today, we'll hear from a person who answered God’s calling and experienced the touch of the Holy Spirit.
In this episode, Dr. Sammy Wanyonyi joins us for part one of our conversation about discovering his purpose through God. He speaks about the work he does as an evangelist and leader of two ministries. Dr. Sammy shares the miraculous story of how he started speaking perfect English and how this all played into God's calling for him. He talks about the faith that led him on a path of self-discovery to Minnesota and becoming a world evangelist.
Tune in to the episode to learn how you can fulfill God’s calling with unconditional confidence and faith.
Three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:
- Discover what it means to listen to God’s calling.
- Learn about the underlying reason behind non-believers.
- Find out why God uses ordinary people to spread His word.
About Dr. Sammy
Dr. Sammy Wanyonyi is the founder and lead communicator of Shine in the World Ministries. He is also the founder and lead evangelist of Merge Twin Cities, a nonprofit organization bringing cultures together to foster positive change in Minnesota and beyond. Dr. Sammy has a degree in cross-cultural studies, a master's degree in divinity, and a doctorate in global and contextual leadership. He is an accomplished world missionary leader with a track record in movement mobilization and evangelism leadership and adept in diplomatic leadership, adult education, curriculum development, volunteer management, and public speaking. As a keynote speaker, Dr. Sammy has spoken at various gatherings worldwide, from university campuses to stadiums.
If you want to reach out to Dr. Sammy, you can visit his LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter. You may also visit Merge Twin Cities and Shine in the World.
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11/19/20 • 21 min
We constantly face adversities. But when adversity turns into a full-blown crisis, are you and your organization prepared and confident enough to face it? Whether they admit it or not, most organizations are not crisis-ready. The generic crisis preparation plan most companies have wouldn’t work on the real battlefield. Thus, a clear-cut roadmap to business invincibility with the help of a reputation defender is necessary. In this episode, reputation defender Melissa Agnes is back for the second part of our conversation about crisis readiness. She talks about how she discovered her purpose in educating and holding organizations accountable for crisis readiness. Melissa emphasizes how crucial crisis readiness is in making the world a kinder place. She also shares the lessons from her entrepreneurial journey and how it has shaped her outlook.
Tune in to the episode to learn about the impact of crisis readiness in creating a better world from a renowned reputation defender.
3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:
- Learn why crisis readiness is more critical than crisis management.
- Discover the connection between being crisis-ready and creating a kinder world.
- Find out why you should self-reflect instead of blaming other people.
Resources
- Connect with Melissa: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook
- Crisis Ready: Building an Invincible Brand in an Uncertain World by Melissa Agness
- Episode 20: What It Means To Be Crisis Ready, Part 1 With Melissa Agnes
About Melissa
Melissa Agnes is the brains behind the Crisis Ready® Model. She is also the founder and CEO of the Crisis Ready Institute. She is a recognized thought leader in crisis preparedness, brand protection, and reputation management. Furthermore, Melissa is also the author of Crisis Ready, one of Forbes’ Top 10 Business Books in 2018. In 2019, she founded the Crisis Ready® Community as a space for professionals to hone their crisis-ready skills. Melissa is a sought-out keynote speaker, commentator, strategic advisor, and reputation defender. Throughout her career, she has worked with several well-known institutions. These include NATO, the Pentagon (DoD), US Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense, and more. If you want to reach out to Melissa, you can visit her website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. You can also visit Crisis Ready Institute’s website.
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11/13/20 • 25 min
2020 has undoubtedly been one of the most challenging years of our lives. It felt as if the world was gleefully throwing curveball after curveball. Everything that has transpired this year has put many organizations in a difficult position. This is particularly true when it comes to handling crises. Thus, 2020 showed us how crucial crisis readiness is with someone like a reputation defender. Reputation defender Melissa Agnes joins us to talk about what it means to be crisis-ready. She shares the term’s coinage and how it has honed their mission at the Crisis Ready Institute. She also imparts the process behind delivering a complex message through a compelling TEDx Talk. Finally, Melissa shares how her personal journey and relationship with her sister helped her find her calling. Discover the Importance of adopting a crisis-ready culture and being a reputation defender!
Tune in to the episode to learn more.
3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:
- Find out what it means to be crisis-ready.
- Learn the most critical aspect that makes up a successful business.
- Discover the importance of mindfulness and being a reputation defender in crisis readiness.
Resources
- Connect with Melissa: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram
- Crisis Ready Institute
- TEDx Talk: The Secret to Successful Crisis Management in the 21st Century - Melissa Agnes
- Crisis Ready: Building an Invincible Brand in an Uncertain World by Melissa Agnes
- Episode 21: What It Means To Be Crisis Ready, Part 2 With Melissa Agnes
- The Violence Project
- TEDx Talk: Violence in the Age of Social Media - James Densley
About Melissa
Melissa Agnes is the brains behind the Crisis Ready® Model. She is also the founder and CEO of the Crisis Ready Institute. She is a recognized thought leader in crisis preparedness, brand protection, and reputation management. Furthermore, Melissa is also the author of Crisis Ready, one of Forbes’ Top 10 Business Books in 2018. In 2019, she founded the Crisis Ready® Community as a space for professionals to hone their crisis-ready skills.
Melissa is a sought-out keynote speaker, commentator, strategic advisor, and reputation defender. Throughout her career, she has worked with several well-known institutions. These include NATO, the Pentagon (DoD), US Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Defense, and more.
If you want to reach out to Melissa, you can visit her website, LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram. You can also visit Crisis Ready Institute’s website.
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Lessons on Security Leadership
Who I Became
07/20/20 • 248 min
Jim McGuffey is the House of Worship Committee Chair for the American Society for Industrial Security (ASIS) which is the largest organization for security professionals worldwide and has more than 47 years of law enforcement experience. He has been interviewed on security events by CNN, ABC, New York Times, and other Canadian and US news media and publications. Jim is considered a global expert in the security risk assessment process and is VP of the Charleston Region and Board Member for South Carolina InfraGard, an FBI sponsored organization where critical infrastructure private sectors share best practices to protect against terrorist and criminal attacks. He spent 26 years in the armored security industry working for companies such as Brink’s and Loomis before retiring in 2008. During a 26-year tenure in the security/logistics/transportation industry, Jim was responsible for managing and protecting assets at 50 high-risk facilities, several thousand-armed guards, and 1,000 armored vehicles. He holds a B.A. Degree in Criminal Justice, a Master’s Degree in Management and is one of 200 security professionals globally to hold all three ASIS International Board Certifications in Security Management. In this episode of Who I Became, Jim shares his personal journey and the four things that he learned from being a VP at a large organization. In the balance of risk and profit, complacency is the enemy of security and as a leader, you must make tough decisions.
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My Life as a Church Security Protector
Who I Became
06/14/20 • 45 min
James McGarvey is co-host of the Church Safety Guys, one of the largest groups on Facebook dedicated to church safety and security. In this episode of Who I Became James shares a serious accident that happened to his grandma when he was 11 years old, which shaped his 20-year volunteer career as a firefighter, EMS, and volunteer with the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department. This sparked a passion to dedicate his life to protecting others.
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Learn more about the Church Safety Guys: https://bit.ly/2ZHYlFf Books by Church Safety Guys 31 Day Devotional For Church Safety & Security Teams Strengthening the Body, Mind, & Spirit: https://amzn.to/3l6piKT The Road Less Traveled: Devotional and Group Study Guide for Church Safety & Security Volunteers: https://amzn.to/3l6piKT To Protect and Serve: Daily Readings for Law Enforcement, First Responders, and Church Security Teams: https://amzn.to/33r56xm The Gratitude Challenge: https://amzn.to/33nYsb8
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05/19/20 • 53 min
Most of us don't think of a church as a dangerous place. However, no place is immune to outside threats; stores get robbed, and even schools deal with shooters. A church will face its share of attackers as well. To ensure our community's well-being, we all need to reevaluate our security systems and prepare for any attack.
In today's episode, Carl Chinn explains how he left working in agriculture to lead a church security organization. He details how he decided to dedicate his life to God after the birth of his sons. Carl also recalls the bomb threats and security breaches he faced in his lifetime. Most importantly, he shares some practical advice to budding church security ministers. Find out why Carl advocates so strongly about church security in the full episode!
3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode
- Get inspiration from Carl’s transformation from a rebellious teen to a family man of faith.
- Hear about Carl’s gripping tales of security breaches.
- Understand why church security systems are crucial to the safety of churchgoers.
About Carl
Carl Chinn is a security and safety systems expert who initially started as a building manager for Focus on the Family Ministry. He is part of an association for church security ministers known as the Faith Based Security Network. Carl is a devoted member of the New Life Church and conducts church security training for other ministers. He has also written a book titled Evil Invades Sanctuary. If you want to know more about Carl, you may visit his website.
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12/30/21 • 26 min
Adversity is something we all experience, no matter our status and privilege in life. But sometimes, it can come to a point when these adversities stack on top of each other like endless stumbling blocks. It puts you into a box of self-doubt and a victim mentality. You start questioning why it happens to you out of all people. But while it's not easy, it's possible to rise above a hard-hitting life. It starts with giving yourself the freedom to make it for another day, one step at a time.
In this episode, Neena Perez joins us to share her journey of overcoming childhood trauma, self-doubt, and victim mentality. She talks about the experience that pivoted her mindset shift and how she overcame adversities along the way. She opens up about the near-death situation she experienced from her ex-boyfriend pulling the trigger on her head. Finally, Neena imparts life-changing wisdom about the value of life, mindset, and freedom.
Tune in to the episode to discover why and how you can make it for another day!
3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:
- Find out how you can free yourself from self-doubt and the victim mentality.
- Discover the power of openness in finding freedom.
- Understand the meaning of “making it for another day.”
About Neena
Neena Perez is a mindflow and NLP Master practitioner. She leads mission-driven professionals and entrepreneurs to master their GAME (goals, accountability, mindflow, and energy). Neena is the host of the podcast Straight Talk No Sugar Added, where she shares raw and honest conversations. She also authored her autobiography entitled Hit Me with Your Best Shot to share how she has overcome challenges in her life.
Alongside being a coach, Neena is also a Director of Culinary Operations and an Experienced Executive Chef. She has a long history of working in restaurants and the nonprofit institution industry.
If you want to reach out to Neena, you can contact her through Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. You can also visit the Straight Talk No Sugar Added’s website.
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09/09/21 • 38 min
Life is a long and tedious journey. As we tread our paths, it’s easy to get caught up in things that don’t matter and lose sight of our end goal. Keeping our purpose in mind and showing up for the important aspects of our lives can be a challenge, especially for mompreneurs. So, how can we shift our mindset to nurture the life we truly want?
In today’s episode, Jamie Kullman, one of the top mompreneurs in America, tells her inspiring entrepreneurial story starting from when she was 15 years old. She takes us through her life and the transformative journey she’s been on. She shares the powerful lessons she gained along the way. We learn much from her on entrepreneurship, focusing on your goal and purpose, and following your passion. Learn how to live a happy, successful, and fulfilling life as empowered mompreneurs. Tune in to the episode to learn more!
Three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:
- Discover what you can do to achieve a work-life flow and how you can focus on the things that truly matter.
- Find out how you can attain true freedom through your business.
- Be inspired by Jamie’s journey as a mompreneur and her powerful messages on life and entrepreneurship.
About Jamie
Jamie Kullman is one of America's top mompreneurs. She started her first six-figure business at the age of 15 and is now helping fellow entrepreneurs rediscover and redefine their purpose. She does this through her coaching and the Moms Freedom Maker podcast. Coached by the industry’s leading titans, such as Tony Robbins, she was recognized as an influential leader in Brainz 500 Global List 2020 and 2021 for entrepreneurial success. She was also named Top Mompreneur To Watch In 2021 by Yahoo Finance. If you want to hear more from Jamie Kullman, you may visit her website. You can also connect with her on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook. The book Jamie mentions Essentialism: The Disciplined Pursuit of Less by Greg McKeown
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07/01/21 • 41 min
When we think about athletes, we think of talented stars who are at the top of their game. A sports career brings the notion of a life full of glitz and glam. But like normal people, athletes have personal struggles and internal battles. These, along with the pressure to win, can take a massive toll on their mindset to success. The medals and accomplishments are only the tip of the iceberg. What goes down behind the scenes is far from what we imagine.
In this episode, Parisa Rose joins us to talk about all the sides of her successful swim career. She discusses the realities of honing a sports career and being a college D1 athlete. Parisa then sheds light on the childhood and college experiences that impacted her career and her mindset to success. Finally, Parisa shares the inspiring story of how she picked herself up and found authority in her voice.
Tune in to the episode to learn how to set your mind free from things you don’t speak about and find authority in your voice!
3 reasons why you should listen to the full episode:
- Learn what it’s like to be a D1 athlete and an All-American.
- Find out how unresolved trauma manifests in life and affects your mindset to success.
- Discover the importance of finding and exercising the authority of your voice.
Resources
● Connect with Parisa: Instagram
● Episode 28: Formerly Incarcerated To Civil Liberties Strategist, Part 1 with Lewis Conway Jr.
● Episode 30: Formerly Incarcerated To Civil Liberties Strategist, PART 2 with Lewis Conway Jr.
● The Book of Joy by Dalai Lama, Desmond Tutu, and Carlton Abrams
● Sign up for Simon’s newsletter and stay connected!
About Parisa
Parisa Rose is a mindset mastery coach for healing and wellness. She helps clients work their way toward becoming emotionally and mentally fit. Along with this, Parisa also works as a personal trainer and a swim coach. She was an NCAA D1 athlete, national swim champion, and is an 8-time All-American. Her athletic skills allowed her to score a full college scholarship, holding more than 20 swim records in the US, with some having stood for over 20 years. If you want to reach out to Parisa, you can visit her Instagram.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Who I Became have?
Who I Became currently has 141 episodes available.
What topics does Who I Became cover?
The podcast is about Health & Fitness, Society & Culture, Mental Health and Podcasts.
What is the most popular episode on Who I Became?
The episode title 'How a Success Mindset Allows Karlton Dennis to Help Others Achieve Financial Freedom' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Who I Became?
The average episode length on Who I Became is 61 minutes.
When was the first episode of Who I Became?
The first episode of Who I Became was released on May 18, 2020.
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