The Jimmy Rex Show

Exploring the traits of top performers, including punctuality, integrity, confidence, and self-validation. The podcast delves into the qualities of high-quality individuals, emphasizing self-control, empathy, and effective communication skills for success in relationships and professional endeavors.

Pace Morby is the king of creative finance behind the Subto community and the host of the A&E TV series Triple Digit Flip. He has made significant strides in the real estate sector, amassing a portfolio worth over $32 million from the ground up positioning him as a leading voice in the industry.In this episode we discuss the sometimes chaotic lifestyle of entrepreneurs that many 9-5 employees can't understand, why you should be saying NO more often, and what it looks like to bring value to high net-worth individuals (spoiler alert...it is NOT giving them gifts or taking them to lunch!)

Justin Waller is one of the top coaches and influencers on social media. He coaches and guides those looking for advice in business, mindset, health, and relationships.In this episode we touch on confidence vs. insecurity on social media, the struggles that men have today, and why it’s so much harder to go from $0 to $1mil than it is to go from $1 to $10mil

Jenn Drummond is the first female world record holder to climb the second highest summits on each of the 7 continents! What's equally impressive is that she completed this task as a mom of 7 and a successful business owner.The beauty of Jenn's message is in shattering limiting beliefs. In this episode we go over that, pain having purpose, and why who we show up as is more important than what we achieve.

Brett Brewer is a leading Internet pioneer and executive who has built, operated and sold numerous Internet media companies, most notably Myspace.com.We discuss the story of Myspace and how it came to be, the real reason co-founder Tom would automatically be assigned as the first "friend" of new Myspace users, and why Brett thinks social media is a net negative in today's world.

Adam Hansmann is the co-founder of The Athletic, a subscription-based sports journalism website. The Athletic was acquired by The New York Times for $550 million in 2022. In this episode we go over the genius business model of The Athletic in starting a subscription business back before they were commonplace, how The Athletic started and lessons learned along the way!

Mark McCormack, Michael McHenry, and Nick Howland all come on the podcast today! All 3 are business leaders in Utah and members of We Are The They.We cover everything from the link between physical fitness and respect to the foundation of self-love. With the constant discussion about vulnerability, we also touch on the massive problem with FAKE vulnerability and why the most miserable people are ambitious yet lazy.

Jim Kwik is an internationally acclaimed authority in brain optimization, memory improvement, and accelerated learning. With over 30 years of experience, Jim has dedicated his life to helping people tap into their brain's full potential.Jim is renowned globally as the world's #1 brain coach and revolutionizing global learning methods through Kwik Learning!In this episode you can expect to learn more about brain performance, learn how differently our brains are and the Kwik C.O.D.E. Quiz to Jim came up with to help you understand your brain type, and brain hacks you can use to utilize your brain and body in the most effective way possible!

Adrian Maco, Alec Daghlian, and Jeremy Macy are close friends and members of We Are The They!We go into why it's important (and beneficial) to have the hard conversation…how changing your mindset can work wonders on your happiness...and when does self development become "overdone".

John Moore is the founder of "Heare Brotherhood", a group on a mission to forge a global brotherhood of support and growth. We discuss all things regarding masculinity, mental health, and the need for men to have a tribe!