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Reggie Ford: What is the process of perseverance? Featured
Raised in poverty by a single teenage mother, Reggie Ford has been fortunate to receive an education from some of the most elite institutions in the country. This diverse background has helped him understand the common threads that run through humanity. He is an old soul, a lifelong learner, a humble teacher, and a natural go-getter, bringing a unique and valued perspective to those around him. He empowers everyone he encounters as he continues to grow into his best self. His story of turning the pain and struggle of his past into peace and abundance captivates audiences and makes him the epitome of perseverance. Reggie is an award-winning entrepreneur, bestselling author, mental health advocate, and social activist. He is also a proud husband of Katie and dad to their beloved dog Rosie. In his free time, he enjoys traveling, cooking, reading, practicing and teaching yoga, and spending time with loved ones. In episode 432 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Reggie chose Vanderbilt University for his undergraduate experience and Masters Degree, what was the most difficult part of being a first generation student, how he was able to pivot once he realized he wasn’t going to the....
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Clint Pardoe: What are some communication tools that students can use to improve relationships? Featured
As Clint Pardoe was about to graduate from college, he didn’t know what he wanted to do with his degree in Business. This, combined with the ending of a romantic relationship, led him to experiencing overt anxiety, which led to depression, which led to some deep soul-searching. He spent the next year waiting tables & obsessively reading books about personal growth and spirituality. Inspired by a former Professor, Clint went to graduate school to teach public speaking and interpersonal communication classes at the college level and, after a few years of doing so, did post-graduate work in Business/Life Coaching. This led to him writing The 4 Secrets to College Life Success and speaking & coaching in both the college and real estate markets. A decade later, two decades after this journey started, Clint felt called to refocus his energy on speaking at colleges and now offers two programs, Awaken Your Potential & Wake Up Call. He also hosts a weekly podcast-like meditation and conversation where, in community, college students can awaken to and live more of their full potential. In episode 431 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out what made Clint want to become an Adjunct Professor, what....
Natalie Spellman: How did you heal from emotional, mental, and spiritual turmoil? Featured
Let’s talk to The Greatness Activator! Natalie Spellman is a Transformational Success Coach, Mental Health Clinician, Occupational Therapist, Author, Transformational Speaker, and a US Combat Marine. She is empowering individuals to unlock their potential, overcome challenges, and find purpose. In episode 430 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Natalie chose Stony Brook University for her undergraduate experience, how her service as a US Combat Marine shaped her as a person, how she was able to heal from emotional, mental, and spiritual turmoil, how she figured out what her purpose was in life, what are the 5 Steps to Stepping Into Greatness, what are the different functional identity types, what advice she has for stress management, what readers would learn in her new book “Drop Stress Like a Hot Potato”, and what is the process in putting together a life roadmap for a client. Enjoy! Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d1PuiT-Wyg
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- Tags Drop Stress Like a Hot Potato, emotional, functional identity types, healing, life roadmap, mental, Mental Health Clinician, natalie Spellman, Occupational Therapist, spiritual, Stepping Into Greatness, stress management, The Greatness Activator, Transformational Success Coach
Jesse Hile: Why is vulnerability such an important part of leadership? Featured
More than just an executive business, life coach, and speaker, Jesse Hile is on a mission to help high performers, leaders, athletes, teams, and organizations to create the most extraordinary version of themselves. By leading with empathy and compassion, Jesse is helping his clients find ways to create the life and business they desire, and the person they want to become. Through his deep 1:1 coaching and team development coaching, individuals and teams see a long lasting transformation personally and professionally. His job is to care about you and the results you want to create for yourself, holding you accountable to keep you responsible for elevating to the life you desire. In episode 429 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Jesse chose Indiana State University for his undergraduate experience, what was special about the men of Phi Kappa Psi that made him want to join, what was the powerful and personal story about his fraternity brothers helping him in a time of crisis, how students can lead with empathy and compassion to create meaningful and powerful relationships in their chapter, how he discovers what is truly holding his clients back from where they want to be, how....
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