The Playbook With David Meltzer

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Julia Landauer, championship winning NASCAR driver and motivational speaker, shares insights on: [3:54] - The time that she realized that she had been lying about her fears associated with racing [7:56] - How getting voted out on Survivor taught her the importance of owning who you are as a person [12:28] - Why scheduling activities that are just for you, including sleep, can help you to maintain balance in your life [15:25] - What she thinks of labels like “female racecar driver” and how to succeed when being viewed as an outsider

Hey everyone. I've got another Instagram live Q&A session for all of you. Today's episode is about being smart with your cash, the two rules of business and what is the true goal of networking. Please come join me on instagram @davidmeltzer, I am going live for Q&A every single day. Also this Friday I am hosting another virtual training and I would love to have you come join me. Text me at (949) 298-2905 to find out how you can.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Koya Webb, Founder of Get Loved Up and holistic health coach, shares her insights about: [:45] - Why our fears are feedback to be paid attention to and not something to run away from [4:57] - How to re-engineer the way that you look at any “pain” you might experience personally or in business [9:52] - Understanding the limiting beliefs about money that she had held since childhood and how she overcame them to live a life of abundance [16:26] - The five-step process for creating a “Mindful Mindset” that all entrepreneurs can utilize

Hey everyone! Today's episode is from my daily live Q&A session on Instagram Live. I go live everyday so make sure you are following me @davidmeltzer on Instagram. In today's episode I answer some questions and I was joined by Dr. John Amaral to discuss accepting change and we talked about understanding the quantam field we all live in. Text me your questions and your biggest takeaway at (949) 298-2905.

Kristen Michaela aka KittyPlays, video game streamer and YouTuber, provides her insights on some of the common misconceptions about esports, sharing some of the skills that can be learned from gaming as well as discussing some of the job opportunities found in the video game industryMichaela and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, chat about a variety of topics including the connectivity of gaming communities, why some video game streamers might feel like they are “chained” to their stream, and how Kristen’s unique schedule helps her avoid feeling burnt out. The pair also talk about what it means to be a content creator and why inspiration is a key for their content.

Hey everyone! I hope you are all healthy and happy. Today's episode is from my virtual training I hosted yesterday about the five steps things we need to not make bad decisions. Text me at (949) 298-2905 to find out how you can join me for next weeks training.

Hey everyone, today's episode is extremely important for all of you. I was fortunate to speak with Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, a Disaster Avoidance Expert and we talked about the importance of making the right decisions during times of uncertainty. We also discussed making sure we are always prepared for every scenario possible during uncertain times.Text me for opportunities to meet up: (949) 298-2905Where I'm speaking: https://dmeltzer.com/events/

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Sue Enquist, founder of ONE Softball and Hall of Fame Softball Coach, shares her thoughts on: [2:43] The importance of having a roadmap to success and how her parents empowered her with discipline and empathy [7:16] Why she interviewed 20,000 families in order to understand and help solve the “pain points” of youth sports [11:04] Why athletes tend to put pressure on themselves and how coaches and parents can help relieve those pressures [19:50] How transformative coaching is changing the way that coaches and athletes interact on a day-to-day basis

Today's episode still feels like a dream. I had the honor of sharing the stage with my mentors: Bob Proctor, Les Brown, Mary Morrissey and Sugar Ray Leonard. We sat down for a roundtable at the filming of World's Greatest Motivators to discuss what motivates us all, and how to get more done in a day.

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Erika Nardini, CEO of Barstool Sports, shares her thoughts on: [5:10] - Why she never thinks about being a “woman at work”, despite being in a male-dominated industry  [7:08] - The two biggest challenges that all businesses are facing today [9:33] - How she ensures that Barstool’s new hires have the right perspective about how to “break through” [17:55] - Why Barstool’s strategy isn’t going to change after receiving investment from Penn National