EP 66 - James Brown Jr.

James Brown Jr. talks to us about how his career in track (including running against Carl Lewis) prepared him for life, why you should treat everyone you meet like a customer and explains why you should not be afraid to be great. Show Notes: 5:20 - Running against Carl Lewis. 8:37 - "Do you do voice-overs?" 12:35 - Crystal Washington, Chris Gardener, Simon Bailey, Kaplan Mobray, Karen McCullough. 17:25 - "A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." 18:42 - The art of patience. 23:10 - What do you know now that you wish you would have known when you started that would have made your world alot easier? 28:08 - "You don't sound like what you think you sound like" 30:03 - "Failure is when you get knocked down, not getting up … " 39:03 - "Do not be afraid to jump." 41:15 - "I am different" 42:35 - "Treat everyone you meet like a customer …" 44:04 - "The silence has been a tremendous asset…" 54:18 - "Don't be afraid to be great!" How to reach James Brown Jr: Website | Youtube Book Recommendations: "You Can't Send a Duck to Eagle School" by Mac Anderson "The Power of Who" by Bob Beaudine