The Jimmy Rex Show

Jimmy Rex is one of the most extraordinary people that you will ever meet because he chooses to truly live his life and not let one moment go to waste. Jimmy is currently an active real estate agent based out of Utah. He has found success in the real estate industry starting at a young age to now selling over 2,000 homes by the time he turned 37. Jimmy is also one of the most sought out coaches in the real estate industry. His course, 100K Agent Blueprint, is focused on helping Agents build their business with the help of learning new processes and techniques like social media. Because of his massive success in the real estate world, Jimmy is now becoming a very popular speaker. Weekly, Jimmy will speak in front of hundreds of realtors teaching them how to truly optimize their business using popular social media platforms. He also has his own Podcast, The Jimmy Rex Show that shows extraordinary people living extraordinary lives. That show is constantly on the top charts for multiple platforms. If Jimmy isn't selling homes, throwing unforgettable parties, speaking, or sinking his houseboat then you are sure to find him in some exotic country seeing what all the world has to offer. Jimmy spends over 6 months of every year traveling the world to see beautiful sites or the most exciting sporting events. Jimmy Rex also truly makes a difference throughout the world daily. Jimmy is an undercover operative for OUR and makes numerous dangerous trips to third world countries to save young children and teenagers be freed from sex traffickers. Anyone that knows Jimmy, knows that he truly cares about bettering the world in every situation.

Guest Bio: Setema Gali is a living example of winning after the game. A former Super Bowl Champion with the New England Patriots. During college, he was an All-Conference defensive end and team captain at Brigham Young University. Since retiring from the NFL, he's built world-class businesses and teams in the areas of mortgages and real estate, direct sales, consulting, coaching and mentoring. Setema has faced hardship, the fall of markets, losses of a business he built and yet he has proven time and time again that mindset and discipline aligned with a holy mission can restore you to the top of your game. He has trained under and worked with the top coaches in the personal performance and business development fields. He is the creator and leader of the Prosperity Revolution―a movement of men and women across the globe who are ruthlessly committed to living powerfully and creating results that matter. He lives in Orange County California, with his wife Laina, and their three sons.

Guest Bio:Big Fish Expeditions Founder and Trip Leader. Born with an insatiable thirst for adventure, Andy has racked up an impressive list of achievements including award-winning photographer, marine conservationist, author, journalist, explorer, dive instructor, and submarine pilot.Between guest trips, Andy scouts out new destinations and new big animal encounters to add to Big Fish Expedition's growing selection of world class adventures.Andy's images have been published in hundreds of books and magazines including Diver, National Geographic, the New York Times and the Journal of Zoology. He is the Co-author of Diving With Sharks and the primary photographer in numerous other shark books.Andy's patience, expertise as a professional big animal photographer and willingness to share his insights, makes him an ideal Trip Leader for Big Fish Expeditions.

Guest Bio:Rachel Parcell is a women's clothing brand specializing in feminine and timeless pieces that will be worn time and time again.The brand was founded in January 2016 by Rachel Parcell, of the blog Pink Peonies. Rachel's signature feminine, classic style has captured the hearts of women around the world and now she is bringing that signature style to life by creating a full custom designed brand.Rachel started her blog in 2011 and one of her very first posts featured a skirt that she designed and actually sewed herself (you can see that post here). At that time she only had about 100 followers but she let them know they could purchase the skirt and she would sew it for them. Quickly she realized her sewing skills were not up to par to create a piece of clothing that would fit another body type, other than her own.The idea of creating a clothing line was always something she has wanted to do from the time she was a young girl. A year after blogging she was offered a design job by a clothing brand based in Salt Lake City. There she learned what it takes to produce products. She was able to go to Asia and actually visit the factories where her designs were being produced. After a year of working for the brand, her blog began to grow so much so that she could no longer continue to balance both jobs. She chose to grow her own business and left the company. Fast forward two years, she was approached to create her own jewelry collection that would be set-up in the form of a licensing deal. She quickly learned that because she was not the one funding the business she did not have the final say in important business decisions, which ultimately led her to step away from the licensing deal. It was shortly after that she decided to follow her dreams, take a leap of faith and create her own brand that would be funded and operated by both her and her husband, Drew. After a few hours of convincing Drew, Rachel started designing her 'first' collection. It consisted of four different designs (2 skirt and 2 dresses). She hired a seamstress to help her create the patterns and samples but soon realized she needed more help on the manufacturing side than sample development. It was important to her to produce a high-quality product, with a great fit. After coming up against some stumbling blocks, she knew she needed to bring on a partner who understood manufacturing and was already producing apparel.She called her friend from the industry, Tan Safdar, and asked him if he was available for a lunch meeting. A few days later they met and Rachel pitched the idea to him, and from there Tan came on as her partner on the Rachel Parcell brand. Tan comes from a fashion background and owns a number of brands whose products Rach has worn before, so it was an easy decision to partner with him.Since that lunch, they've worked together tirelessly to create a brand they hope you'll love.

Guest Bio:​Burgess was the third Black American to be offered a football scholarship at the University of Miami, Coral Cable where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology/Chemistry and gained national recognition as a First Team All-American Defensive Back. He was inducted to the Hall of Fame of Outstanding College Athletes of America and later to the University of Miami's Hall of Fame and the Orange Bowl Ring of Honor. ​As a New York Jets' First round draft choice, the NFL's 13th pick, Burgess was selected to the NFL's All- Rookie team and as the Jets Rookie of the Year. After seven years as a New York Jet, three years as Defensive Team Captain, he was traded to the Oakland Raiders. Burgess led the Raiders defensive squad in tackles during their Championship season and during the 1981 Super Bowl XV game. He led the team in interceptions his final season, in 1982, and was selected to the NFL All Pro-Bowl, as First Alternate. ​Since retiring from the NFL, Burgess has worked in the corporate and entrepreneurial arenas and is now servicing the Healthcare industry, as CEO/Owner of Responsive Healthcare Solutions. He is a best selling author, a frequent contributor on the Fox News Channel and has written articles for media outlets that include Fox News Opinion, Breitbart and WorldNetDaily.​​SUPER BOWL XV CHAMPIONUNIVERSITY OF MIAMI HALL OF FAME1ST TEAM COLLEGE ALL-AMERICAN DEFENSIVE BACK​Show LinksPremier Speakers"Former Super Bowl Champion Recounts LDS Conversion"Young America's FoundationBurgess Owen's Official Website

Guest Bio:John Dehlin is a researcher, podcaster, and social activist. He has a Ph.D. in Clinical and Counseling Psychology from Utah State University. John’s clinical and research interests involve the nexus of religion and mental health. John’s research has been published in numerous peer reviewed scientific journals including the Journal of Counseling Psychology (APA), the Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, Identity, the Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, the Journal of Homosexuality, and the Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion.Prior to obtaining his Ph.D., John worked for seven years at Microsoft Corporation, and three years at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as the Director of the International OpenCourseWare Consortium.John is the founder of Mormon Stories Podcast, the most popular and longest running podcast within Mormonism. Mormon Stories Podcast was established to explore and challenge Mormon culture.John’s work has been featured in the New York Times, National Public Radio, ABC’s Good Morning America, ABC’s Nightline, the Wall Street Journal, the Huffington Post, VH1, and RadioWest.

Guest Bio:Ritch Wood was appointed Nu Skin’s chief executive officer in 2017. Previously, Wood served in various capacities at Nu Skin including the ​chief financial officer, vice president of finance, vice president of new market development, director of finance of new market development and controller of the Pharmanex division. He also played a key role in opening many European countries for Nu Skin during an expatriate assignment from1995 to 1997. Prior to his assignment in Europe, he served as the assistant director of international tax. Wood worked for the international accounting firm of Grant Thornton prior to joining Nu Skin in 1993. He earned a Bachelor of Science and Master of Accountancy, taxation emphasis, from Brigham Young University and in 2010 was named a CFO of the Year by Utah Business magazine.

Guest Bio:Cody is the founder of Investor Grit and Utah Sell Now. A few years ago, he was selling insurance. He liked what he did and made a decent living doing it. One day back in 2015, he was introduced to Wholesaling Real Estate. People in his area were making a fortune doing it so he got curious and decided to jump in. He made a TON of mistakes but he was committed to making it work…and he did! His company is now featured on the Inc 5000 for fastest growing companies.

Guest Bio:Former BYU stand-out linebacker, Derik Stevenson had a long pathway from BYU to the NFL. Derik was a star college athlete at Brigham Young University in the late 1990s. Derik was known for hard hits, especially on kickoffs. Opposing teams would have to put three defenders just on him to save their teammates from the hard-hitting Derik Stevenson.​Derik found himself in a lot of trouble early in his college career. He was eventually kicked out of school but fought his way back during​ a stretch of two years.​Derik eventually played two seasons in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins.Currently, Derik still loves his alum and stays very close to the program. Derik was actually a big help for Kalani Sitaki, current head coach of the football program, get his current position by making a push for changes around the university.Derik currently​ has a very successful business and enjoys spending as much time possible with his daughters.

Guest Bio:Over his collegiate career as a Cougar, Chad Lewis never failed to entertain and keep fans on their toes. The BYU walk-on started in 22 games and finished his BYU career as one of the best tight ends in the nation. The catch that first piqued fans' interest in Lewis may have been his one-handed touchdown grab in the corner of the end zone against Ohio State in the 1993 Holiday Bowl. But Lewis didn't fail in maintaining that interest. In the 1996 Western Athletic Conference Championship Game in Las Vegas, Nev., Lewis caught a 13-yard touchdown pass in the fourth quarter to help lead the Cougars to victory. The tight end was known for his soaring vertical. Lewis, who also high-jumped on BYU's track and field team, blocked a total of five kicks throughout his collegiate career. In 1995 he blocked a PAT against San Diego State. The subsequently​ blocked field goals came in critical moments against New Mexico (1994), Notre Dame (1994), Colorado State (1993) and Air Force (1993). During his senior year, Lewis led his team to a victory over Kansas State at the 1996 Cotton Bowl with five catches for 79 yards. That same year he finished the season second in touchdown receptions among the nation's tight ends with five. He was fifth nationally in receptions by a tight end (37) and ninth in receiving yardage (420). Epitomizing the student-athlete, Lewis also worked hard academically. Lewis was a three-time Academic All-WAC selection and was named an Academic All-American in 1996. He also earned a spot on the College Football Association All-Academic Team. Lewis ended his career at BYU having caught a pass in 24 consecutive games. The Cougar walk-on hauled in a total of 111 passes for 1,376 yards and 10 touchdowns. Shortly after graduating in 1997 with a degree in communication studies, Lewis signed as a rookie free agent with the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles. The three-time Pro-Bowl selection led all NFL tight ends in 2000 with 69 catches, becoming the first Eagle to exceed the 50-catch plateau since 1989. In 2005, Lewis made an appearance with the Eagles in the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots. Lewis is married to former volleyball All-American and Cougar Club Hall of Fame Member Michele Fellows. They have five children. Currently, Lewis works in Utah and serves as the NFL's Ambassador to Southeast Asia, traveling to China, Taiwan, Thailand, and Singapore.