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163: Have The Courage To Act w Brian Nunez

EPISODE · Jun 10, 2020 · 54 MIN

163: Have The Courage To Act w Brian Nunez

from BE THAT 1% Podcast · host James Silvas, Performance Coach, Speaker, and Lifestyle Entrepreneur

Today on the Be That 1% podcast, James welcomes back Coach Brian Nunez as they dive into how he leads his team, handles uncertainty and views the role of fatherhood. Brian is a Nike Master Trainer, entrepreneur, speaker, and influencer. In this episode Brian shares with us the mindset that has allowed him to elevate to greatness and why he is passionate about empowering others to do the same in their own lives. He also shares with us the many lessons he’s learned throughout his life and why he chose to be the hero of his own story. Brian drops so much wisdom and thought provoking statements in this episode that you won’t want to miss. Join in and feel free to share this with your friends and family. Topics: How to have a vision during these times of uncertainty What this year has taught us about our relationships Behaviors that help Brian execute and lead effectively How to help leaders and co-workers process emotion The Importance of Intentions Reacting Vs Adapting Commitment, Obsession and Inspiration Lessons learned from being a father How fatherhood has changed Brian's life For full show notes, timestamps & quotes mentioned visit bethatonepercent.com/163 APPLY HERE for the Commit To Greatness Mastermind AUG 2020 www.bethatonepercent.com/CommitToGreatness Social: Connect with Brian IG: @coachbriannunez Web: http://livebetterco.org/ Connect with James Web: www.JamesSilvas.com IG/FB: @James_silvas

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