BE THAT 1% Podcast

Relationships can be the source of our greatest joy, fulfillment and happiness while simultaneously being the greatest source of pain, frustration and stress. Today, James shares what he sees as 7 signs that will help you recognize what relationships may no longer serve you, your goals and the type of person you choose to be. Let this be an invitation to start the conversations necessary that will shift and/or release the relationships in your life. The post 235. 7 signs you’ve outgrown your relationships appeared first on .

Adam Webb, Chief Revenue Officer at Sunder Energy, is a nationally ranked sales professional with diverse tactical and strategic experience in finance, marketing, human resources, and operations. He is a seasoned leader and manager who strives to return value to the world through business and humanitarian efforts. Adam has been in the direct sales field for over 14 years now. He’s also a published author, patented inventor, a non-profit founder, and a father to 5 children. I love his attitude towards life. He’s fun, open-minded, and exploratory. I think you’ll take away a lot from our conversation. The post 234. 6 Figure Summer with Adam Webb appeared first on .

Steven Cohen is Co-Founder of Sundar Energy, a residential solar company based in Las Vegas, Nevada, with the fastest growing sales team in the country. Steven went from a broke student to a 7-figure sales leader and keynote speaker. In this episode, Steven talks about how he uses fear as a motivator, why it’s important to stay ultra-consistent, and how he develops and coaches his teams to be high-performers. The post 233. From A Broke Student to a 7-Figure Sales Leader with Steven Cohen appeared first on .

How do you view problems? Depending on your approach, problems can be what helps you grow and evolve or it can keep you stuck in a pattern of thinking/feeling that won't get you closer to your goals. Today’s episode will be centered around the 3 P’s of learned helplessness and knowing this framework will help you become a better problem solver which will enhance your level of leadership and impact. The post 232. What to avoid when dealing with a problem appeared first on .

Our days can fly by in the blink of an eye. Whether it's the errands that need to be run, fires that need to be put out, trainings that need to be done or the conversations that need to be had, we can feel burnt out, anxious and stressed during and at the end of our day which can take a toll on our mental and emotional health. Today’s episode addresses an audience member’s question. Someone reached out to James asking if He could answer a question stemming around “How can I stay centered and more present throughout my day given all the things I need to get done”. James shares 7 strategies that will help restore energy, strengthen efficiency and lessen the “cognitive load” that zaps your energy. Tune in and take notes. The post 231. 7 strategies to help minimize anxiety and stress appeared first on .

Your ego can be your best friend or your worst enemy. You get to choose. In today’s episode James shares his Healthy/Unhealthy Ego framework to help you check your Ego so you can continue to level up your relationships, business and life. The post 230. 8 Examples of an unhealthy Ego and what to do about it  appeared first on .

Description: Diamandia Lingos is a consultant, speaker, mentor, athlete and advocate. She’s been on my podcast before, in a powerful and profound two-part series called Rising From the Ashes. You can check those out here (part 1) and here (part 2). In this episode, we talk about alignment, self worth, trusting the process, goal setting, and enforcing boundaries. She says, “Invest in yourself, and wherever you are feeling resistance lean into that because that is where you need to do the work.” Show Topics: What is alignment? How the pandemic forced her to sit still Meditation led to clarity How Diamandia embodied her new identity New energy, new people Betting on herself by investing in a coach How she secured a $50 million real estate deal Following through, despite fear Full body yes It’s not about the “how”, it’s the “who” Goal-setting – is it important? Being in-tune with mind/body alignment Less doing, more being Self-worth is most important The answers are within Everyone should invest in themselves Show Links: Connect with Diamandia: Twitter: @diamandia IG: @diamandia https://diamandia.com/ Connect with James: jamessilvas.com Bethatonepercent.com IG: @james_silvas The post 229: How to live in alignment with Diamandia Lingos appeared first on .

Jesse K. Wright, founder of the Balance The Bar initiative, is a high performance consultant, Amazon best-selling author, coach, and public speaker. His career has spanned over two decades in the team sport culture, including working with organizations in the NBA, NFL, NCAA, and in private sports training. He has a passion for helping young professionals grow and advance in their careers and lives. Through continuing education resources and private coaching, he seeks to create awareness, recognition, and comprehensive solutions for others in both professional and personal development. His experiences as a teammate and leader in professional sports, collegiate athletics, and in business have him uniquely positioned to provide guidance for successfully navigating and thriving in today’s challenging, high performance environments. I wanted to find out what he has learned from the top athletes in the game. What do they do differently, and what characteristics do they cultivate, or bring into the NBA that differentiates from the rest? The post 228: What the Top Athletes in the Game do Differently with Jesse K. Wright appeared first on .

In this episode, we dive into how she got into fighting, the mental techniques and strategies she’s used to rise to champion-level, and her secrets to consistently staying at the top of her game. The post 227:Inside the Mind of the Bare-Knuckle Fighting Champion, Christine Ferea appeared first on .

Jodi Stabile started out as a client of mine and our relationship has progressed into a deeper friendship. She’s worked in fitness for over 17 years, and is the owner of Sweat, a group fitness facility in St. Pete, Florida, which was recently recognized by ClassPass as one of the top 5 fitness studios in North America. She’s also a fitness expert on (HSN) Home Shopping Network. In this episode, we dive into the strategies she’s used to grow and sustain her business, and how she’s come to live a life on her terms. This episode will resonate with anyone who is building a business from the ground up, with no qualifications or experience doing so. Jodi opens up about her own trials and tribulations along the way, as well as the things she wishes someone had told her when she first started out as an entrepreneur, including what a lonely road it would be. The post 226: Blood, Sweat, and Tears: Building a Business From the Ground Up with Jodi Stabile appeared first on .