The Jimmy Rex Show

Guest Bio:John will tell you, “how you love and treat people will open more doors than you can imagine.” In fact, one gifting experience (Brooks Brother experiment) has opened more doors than $10 Million in advertising could ever do.After applying principles of generosity learned from “Attorney Paul,” John started selling the largest deals in Cutco history out of 1.5 million other reps and distributors. Yes. 1.5 million. Not only was he gifting knives but he was being asked to speak on stages around the country to teach sales and marketing teams how to build relationships in unconventional ways. Simple but powerful things like focusing your care on the executive’s spouse, the assistant, and kids.Ruhlin Group started in 2000 and quickly broadened gifting options and strategies, but many of the original principles never changed. Knowing how and when to give gifts is just as important as what to gift. These “minor” details and expert knowledge have been tested and proven over a decade to bring a guaranteed “wow” to any industry from financial services to manufacturing widgets.Today John and his team have created gift packages for some of the largest companies and pro sports teams in the world, but their mission and heart is to serve and take relationships for mid-sized, privately owned businesses to a new level using their Proven Process.After spending a long time deliberating on things like is self publishing a book a good idea, John decided to write a book that would share his ideology and the way he works in his industry to reach new levels of success. But sure to check out John’s new book, Giftology here: giftologybook.com

Guest Bio:In today's episode, we sit down with a good buddy of mine by the name of Steven Maddox Jr. This kid, (I say kid, but he is 28 years old) who has sold over 200 homes in one year with only one assistant and is on pace this year to sell over 100 million in volume in real estate deals this year alone.I love Steve and I love his energy and attitude for life and I know a lot of realtors listen to this so I wanted to get someone on the show that has proved that with hard work, it doesn't matter your age... Anything is possible.

Guest Bio:Zander Fryer, best-selling author, internationally renowned speaker, and host of the iTunes top podcast – Sh*t You Don’t Learn In College – is more than just a corporate dropout. After quitting his successful corporate career at age 27, Zander launched his company, High Impact Coaching, to inspire and empower entrepreneurs to build successful businesses while adding value to the world.From ZERO to 6 figures in 3 months and 7 figures in 12, HIC is now a $4 Million company and his trainings impact over 50,000 people in 27 different countries and at more than 600 organizations.A mentor to millionaires, Grammy-winning artists, and bestselling authors alike, he is praised as “the next generation leader” by #1 best-selling author Jack Canfield and his passion to shake this world up is creating a movement.

Guest Bio:I started a company, Scan, Inc. that was acquired by Snap. I worked at Snap for over 5 years leading the Creative Tools and Music teams with offices in Utah and Los Angeles. I retired from Snap in 2020 and now invest in and advise startups.

Guest Bio:We truly believe that the word “patriot” is not limited to a certain type of person or group but that it is a word that describes each and every individual in this world that love their country, love the people who live there, want to see it thrive in every way and will work and fight to make it so

Guest Bio:Andrew Cordle is a noted American entrepreneur, in-demand speaker, and highly regarded wealth strategist. He serves as founder and CEO of Money Is, his company dedicated to sharing the secrets of the wealthy 1% with the masses as well as sparking authentic conversations about money. Andrew is the editor of Money Is Magazine, a 3-time bestselling author, and a passionate educator highly regarded in the industry. His platform speaking engagements generated over $100 million dollars in sales in only a 3 year period.

Guest Bio:Reid Robison is the co-founder and medical director of Cedar Psychiatry. He is also a founding board member at the Utah-based non-profit Psychedelic Institute. Dr. Robison serves as Coordinating Investigator of the MAPS (Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies) MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy study of Eating Disorders, supervising the training and clinical research of all of the MDMA therapy sites. Additionally, he works in a medical and therapeutic capacity at psychedelic medicine retreats abroad, and often consults on medical safety issues and plant medicine use.Reid was born in Chicago, but grew up in Toronto, Canada. He completed undergraduate studies in Neuroscience at Brigham Young University, and went on to medical school at the University of Utah where he earned both his MD and MBA degrees. After residency training in Psychiatry at the University of Utah, Dr. Robison completed fellowship training in Neurodevelopmental Genetics, followed by a postdoc in Bioinformatics. He currently serves as adjunct faculty at both the University of Utah and Brigham Young University.Dr. Robison has extensive experience with ketamine in both research and clinic settings. In 2011 he conducted his first research study with ketamine, then went on to create a ketamine program for treatment-resistant depression at Intermountain’s IV Therapy Center at IMC. Dr. Robison was selected as Principal Investigator for Utah by J&J/Janssen to run a site for a pivotal IV-ketamine treatment-depression study, leading to the company’s FDA approval of Spravato (esketamine) via breakthrough therapy designation earlier this year. In 2013, the Intermountain Research & Medical Foundation awarded an investigator-initiated grant to Dr. Robison to continue studying ketamine for depressive disorders. Dr. Robison also conducted an IRB-approved study of ketamine for depression and severe eating disorders at Center for Change. He continues to supervise the ketamine therapy practice at Cedar Psychiatry, and believes in careful but prudent use of ketamine as a tool for transformation in severe depression, PTSD, OCD and other mental health conditions.Dr. Robison joined the tenure-track faculty at the University of Utah, conducting industry sponsored and investigator initiated trials of new neuropsychiatric medicines and co-directed a genetics lab. He went on to co-found three healthcare startups that were all acquired. First came Clinical Methods, a phase I-IV CNS clinical trials site, where Dr. Robison led over $15 million in industry-sponsored studies as Principal Investigator, which was acquired by CRI-Lifetree (and later PRA Healthsciences, NASDAQ: PRAH). Next Dr. Robison co-founded Anolix, a healthcare data analytics firm dedicated to answering questions for big pharma using machine learning and big data. He then co-founded Tute Genomics, a personalized medicine software company that raised over $10 million in venture capital from various investment partners including Tencent, Intermountain Healthcare, Peak Ventures and more. As CEO of Tute, Dr. Robison was selected to participate in numerous startup incubators and accelerators such as BoomStartup, Healthbox and StartupHealth.Reid shares his vision for personalized medicine whenever he gets the chance, like in his TEDx talk on the Genome Revolution.Dr. Robison is active in humanitarian pursuits, and was part of the University of Utah’s Global Health Initiative, where he made medical trips to post-quake Haiti, refugee camps along the Thai-Burma border and rural Ghana. He also founded the Polizzi Clinic, a free mental health clinic based in Salt Lake City, Utah, and served as Psychiatrist for Utah Health & Human Rights, helping refugees and human trafficking subjects.Dr. Robison set up the Consult-Liaison Service at Intermountain Medical Center, Intermountain’s flagship hospital, providing psych consults to the ER and medical floors. He currently serves as Medical Director at Center for Change, one of the top Eating Disorder treatment centers worldwide.Dr. Robison is a firm believer that inside every person, no matter where they are in their journey, is an inextinguishable light with the capability for a full human life. Dr. Robison says, “Not all wounds are visible, and everyone has their unique struggle. Pain is real…but so is hope.”

Guest Bio:Rob Dial started in sales at 19. Promoted to run a franchise with the company at 21, he grew it to a multi-million-dollar business. He broke almost every record for a new office in the company’s 60-year history. He started his second seven-figure business at 23. Rob now runs an e-commerce business, coaches and owns and hosts the MWF Motivation Podcast. The podcast hit number one in six categories on iTunes New & Noteworthy, including self-help and business. He is now focusing on growing the podcast to impact as many people as possible and help them find their purpose in life and live to their true potential.

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Guest Bio:After the birth of my 4th child, I suffered from extreme postpartum depression and anxiety. The only way I can describe the way I felt every day was like a pot of boiling water on the stove. I kept trying to turn the temperature down so I wouldn’t boil over. On April 6th, 2019 was the day I couldn’t turn the temperature any lower. The water was too hot and it boiled over. I boiled over.I remember feeling extreme anger. Then extreme guilt. Then extreme sadness. I packed an overnight bag and I left. I felt like my children were better off without me, my husband and children deserved better. After writing somewhat of a goodbye text to my husband I was going to run into oncoming traffic. I ended up calling my dear friend and she guided me to a safe place and then I drove my self to the behavioral hospital.When I came home and was still recovering, my husband came to me, put his hands on my shoulders and said, “you are going through this so you can help other women.” I knew in my heart that he was right. 2 months later I was reading the book “You Are More Than Enough, You Are Magnificent“ by Ganel-Lyn Condie. In the book, she says that every woman needs a Wonder Woman Journal. That was the moment I knew I needed to create that for women. A place to help us recognize our strengths and successes, to share my story and help bring awareness to postpartum depression.