David Meltzer Joins Hootie Hoot in The Sports Deli Podcast: Where Everyone Deserves A Seat At The Table

We are honored to welcome David Meltzer the Co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing who formerly served as CEO of the renowned Leigh Steinberg Sports & Entertainment agency, which was the inspiration for the movie Jerry Maguire. His life's mission is to empower OVER 1 BILLION people to be happy. He’s a world renowned consultant and business coach and 3x best selling author. He was born the same year as Will Smith and LL Cool J and shares a birthday with Mary J. Blige and Chocolate Thunder, Darryl Dawkins. He starts every day hoping he can help 10 people and 10 people can help him. He talks a lot about vibration and frequency. You can hear him on clubhouse and on his podcast, "The Playbook". He's a Forbes top 10 keynote speaker and he believes the keys to success are gratitude, empathy, accountability and effective communication. He's filming the first entrepreneurial late night show called office hours which you don't want to miss. He believes that Giving unconditionally and forgiving unconditionally are two of the most difficult things for a person to do." you can find him on twitter @davidmeltzer and on Instagram @davidmeltzer where he has over 400,000 followers  on youtube at youtube.com/davidmeltzer and on his website at dmeltzer.com and become a part of his text community at: 949.298.2905. To find out more about our sponsors...visit us at: www.thesportsdelipodcast.com 1) SportRx 2) City Locs 3) PSK Collective and 4) Moolah Kicks Your voice matters when fighting: 1) systemic racism 2) helping to demystify mental health as being taboo 3) bridging the gap between the disproportionate number of minorities in jail 4) helping bring equal opportunities and pay to the black, brown and latino/a communities, especially with women, and 5) creating safe spaces from the LGBTQIA+ to others without compromising your integrity and work ethic and allowing our children to feel empowered, comfortable in their own skin, and not be bullied. 6) helping young boys and girls feel empowered