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  • NFL Needs To Stand Up To Peer Pressure

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    NFL Needs To Stand Up To Peer Pressure Unless you have been living under a rock, you are well aware of the ongoing media attention showered on unemployed NFL QB, Colin Kaepernick. No matter what your views on the subject are, and trust me, I have many, one thing remains, in this great country we have…

  • Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t End at the Physician’s Door PART V

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    Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t  End at the Physician’s Door  PART V Patient and Program Evaluation   Patient’s goals may be short term, midterm, and long term goals. Goals are tracked on a regular basis during coach and patient interactions. An evaluation of the patient’s progress can be monitored monthly, every three months, and yearly…

  • Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t End at the Physician’s Door PART 6

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    Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t  End at the Physician’s Door PART 6   Patient/Coach Connection  Patients may be recommended to the coach through self-contact, friends, family, or physicians. Initial appointments are set with the coach over the phone or email.  Appointments are set immediately as patients may be less apt to follow up on their…

  • CEO Jean South from Hire Served

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    CEO Jean South from Hire Served What a great show we have lined up here!  Jean South, CEO at Hire Served joins us today talk about what Hire Served is doing in the Heroes Community.  Jean and I have some on going banter so it was really fun interviewing her.  She really has a big…

  • Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t End at the Physician’s Door PART IV

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    Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t  End at the Physician’s Door PART IV How it Works  I am not a psychologist, psychiatrist, or counselor.  I am a personal coach and a health and wellness coach.  I have a Master’s degree in Psychology and utilize continuing education to update myself on current issues trauma patients may experience.…

  • Founder/CEO of Vetrepreneur Life, Mr. Dan Dwyer

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    Founder/CEO of Vetrepreneur Life, Mr. Dan Dwyer In this episode I sit and talk with Founder/CEO of Vetrepreneur Life, Mr. Dan Dwyer.  Dan is a retired United States Army officer and his wisdom on leadership is one we should take notes on and learn from.  Listen in as he shares how he is adding Value to…

  • The Tale of Two Teams

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    Tale of Two Teams Last year, Los Angeles welcomed football back to the City of Angels. From 1995-2015, Los Angeles, the second most populous city in the United States was without a football team. Heading into the 2017 season, Los Angeles is now home to two NFL teams; the Rams and the Chargers. The Los…

  • Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t End at the Physician’s Door PART III

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    Care for Trauma Patients Shouldn’t  End at the Physician’s Door – PART III Research Has Been Done Mental health issues and physical health illnesses are often interconnected. Research has shown patients with chronic or serious health issues, often experience mental health problems as well. The two are often intertwined, making it difficult for medical doctors…

  • Creator of FITWHEY, Mr. Erik Rothchild

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    Creator of FITWHEY, Mr. Erik Rothchild If you are into fitness, health and wellness then listen up. I recently sat down and talked with U.S. Army Veteran and the Creator of the popular protein energy drink, FitWhey Mr. Erik Rothchild.  Here is a snippet from the show… 5:45 – 8:22 Host:   What is Bfit brands…

  • Professional Athletes as Role Models

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    Professional Athletes as Role Models Athletes across the world are viewed as role models, icons, and even community leaders.  Sports has taken on a different meaning when it comes to how we live our lives.  I’m not really sure how I became so enamored with it.  I remember stumbling into my grandpa’s house one day…