Project Mindset

"Stand For Something or Fall for Anything." - Malcom X  On this episode of Monday Motivation we're talking perspective. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

LEGENDS ONLY This is your life's movie and you're the director, you choose the cast, the score and the outcome.  This episode was designed to get you pumped up for whatever big event you got going on whether it's that big job interview, that next big game or even just to get your day started the most uplifting and inspiring way possible. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

Dee Murthy is Co-Founder of Los Angeles based Five Four Group and Young & Reckless. Five Four/MenloClub is the leading men’s fashion membership e-commerce platform with a portfolio of five brands that include: New Republic by Mark McNairy, Grand AC and Oshenta. He is also a seasoned investor and partner at Queenbridge Venture Partners and partner in popular Las Vegas shoe store, 12 AM RUN. He is a co-host with Chris ” Drama” Pfaff in a weekly lifestyle podcast Group Chat, in addition to his business ventures. Follow: @deemurthy @kevion @projectmindset47 @knowpassion Music: @mattaudiodope --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

Dominic Ciambrone is the CEO and founder of The Shoe Surgeon brand. He is an innovator and creative that specializes in sneaker customization, sneaker design, and shoemaking. His passion for shoes has led him to work with elite clientele and world-renowned brands, making him a pioneer and leader in the sneaker industry. FOLLOW: @theshoesurgeon @projectmindset47 @kevion @knowpassion MUSIC: @mattaudiodope --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

"How to ruin your life in 60 seconds.." What do you mean what do I mean?  That's not what I meant?  Well if it's not what you meant why did you say it like that?  Like what?  Like how you said it?? Like.. you said, I'm not sure.. Like I'm a failure.. and I can't do anything and I always mess everything up.  Wow.. that's really not what I meant.." Have you ever found yourself stuck in a conversation like this?  Totally frustrated and you don't even know how you got there.  Stopped in our tracks in less than a minute?  The whole vibe changed.. WHY? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

What's the first thing you think about the moment you wake up? IDK about you but for me it's usually going back to bed.  So what do we do...we aim to get up and take over the day... conquer these goals, hustle 24/7, crush it, no days off, own the day...but first let me press the SNOOZE button... let me go ahead and delay my awesomeness...let me go ahead and make my first action of the day be procrastination.  Falling back.. letting the resistance win and very rarely do we feel good about that extra 10 minutes.  I'm usually more tired the second time I wake up. It's when I push through, stand up on the first shot, stretch, get them kicks on and overcome that resistance.  It's when we start our day on that note, that we get all the green lights, deals start coming together, doors start opening for us.  Is it just a coincidence or is it a scientific fact that you are a magnet to how you feel and when we wake up and realize our awesomeness, we naturally attract more people, opportunities

Anyone playing a big game is going to face some challenges along the way which test their strength, abilities and overall belief in themself. I believe what determines where we land on the other side of those challenges, is simply a matter of how bad we want it, and the action we’re willing to take to go after it. Which is exactly where @MarkBrazil @Cole, Founders of @Ikonick come in. ⁣⁣⁣⁣⁣ ⁣ After working for numerous other companies, feeling like their potential, income and ultimate value had a 5ft ceiling, they decided if they were going to reach the next level, they would have to do it themselves. With just a few grand and the right MINDSET, they started manifesting their ultimate vision on a blank canvas, LITERALLY. ⁣⁣⁣ ⁣⁣⁣ Fresh off that co-sign from @GaryVee, after completing only their first full year in biz and over 10Mill in production, these dudes have become living proof of the product they produce. Take a listen to Project Mindset, Episode 21, “The Art Of Becoming @Ikonick”. FOLLOW: @ikonick @mar

In this weeks Think Big Thursday coach Kevion breaks down why he ran a 5k a day for 100 days, biked a 1000 miles and his new 365 day challenge.  Stay focused. Stay inspired! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

Andy Nguyen co-founded the hottest ice cream shop chain on social media, Afters Ice Cream.  Andy is now part owner of 11 restaurant concepts and is working on real estate development. FOLLOW: @andythenguyen @projectmindset47 @kevion @knowpassion MUSIC: @mattaudiodope kevenstirdivant.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

In Celebration of baby Seven, coach Kevion shares a few parenting tips he's picked up over the years of being a father. 1. TIME & MONEY (Love & Responsibility) 2. CREATE THE SPACE 3.  RIGHT QUESTION, RIGHT ANSWER 4. THE ART OF THE OPTION 5. LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

In 2015, Nick Sisombath risked everything. He sold his personal collection of over 200 sneakers, jeopardized his parent’s retirement funds, and left his career to launch his own sneaker brand. Like many kids in Los Angeles, Nic grew up idolizing the sneaker culture. The early 2000’s was one of the greatest eras of sneakers. The depth of the culture - from the art, the slang, the storytelling, to the quality of products, made that era so iconic. After college, countless retail jobs, internships with footwear designers, and the tenacity of wanting to have his own brand, He launched COLLEGIUM. A brand that embodied everything he idolized in sneakers that could be shared with everyone through a timeless design and experience. Recorded live at: PROJECT MINDSET FOLLOW: @nicksisombath @collegium @projectmindset47 @kevion @knowpassion www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW5OLc034Eo <<<KS VLOG MUSIC: @mattaudiodope --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

For the 1st Think Big Thursday of 2019 coach Kevion goes over 6 benefits of being in a Mastermind group. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

For our final Podcast of 2018 we sat down with our good friend Liz Hernandez.  Liz is a Mexican American television show host and creator of Wordaful. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

In this episode Coach Kevion discusses New Year's resolutions and why he doesn't set them.  Instead he's setting S.M.A.R.T. goals: S - Specific M - Measurable A - Achievable  R - Relevant T - Time Bound Listen in and let us know what SMART goals you're setting for yourself in 2019!  We also want to hear what you love about Project Mindset and if you'd like to help us achieve our goal hit us with the 5 star rating and leave us a review. HAPPY NEW YEAR! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

On episode 13 we sat down with Ajay Fresh, founder of #HashtagLunchbag #HashtagLunchbag began on Christmas 2012 in a Los Angeles apartment by a group of friends who were having trouble finding a fun & meaningful way to give back. After a few failed attempts, we decided to take it upon ourselves and create our own experience. We went to our local grocery store and bought enough food to prepare 100 lunches (the kind your mom made you in grade school that made the other kids jealous). We sang and danced. We cracked jokes. We took breaks to watch funny Youtube videos. We connected with each other on a different level, while having the time of our lives! We hit the streets near the Santa Monica Pier and Venice Boardwalk looking for anyone that could use a meal. We smiled when asking people if they were hungry. We exchanged pleasantries while handing over our creations. We acknowledged their humanity, as well as our own. When we were done, we felt awesome and wanted to share with our friends! So we did. We shar

For our very first "Think Big Thursday" we are recapping the 7 things we learned from Charlie Rocket. If you haven't listened to episode 11 make sure you go back and check it out, let us know what your takeaways are and tune in to episode 12. The 7 Things I Learned From CHARLIE ROCKET 1. DREAM CRAZY 2. BELIEVE BIGGER 3. EVERYTHING IS EASY 4. IT ALREADY HAPPENED, TIME JUST HASN'T CAUGHT UP YET 5. THE SUPERHERO YOU 6. FIND YOUR FREQUENCY 7. 62 TO BREAKTHROUGH --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

Have you ever dreamed so big, that it would change the lives of so many others, and end up changing your own, forever? Charlie Jabaley wasn't your typical kid from Georgia (United States). Sometimes labelled, "the chubby kid", Charlie was a dreamer. Knowing that he needed to use his imagination as a weapon to survive the playground, Charlie created his first persona, CEO Charlie. He had other ideas. Like pursuing the life of an athlete. But, that had to wait. As a young CEO millionaire of Atlanta Hip-hop management company, Street Execs, he sold millions of records, changed the trajectory of how to market to millennials, and guided the careers of influential artists like Grammy award winning 2Chainz. However, while all the success was pouring in, he battled depression, binge eating, crippling insecurities and a brain tumor. To everyone on the outside, CEO Charlie was crushing it. On the inside, he was dying. Unhealthy, unhappy and unfilled, Charlie retired in 2017 at the age of 29 from both the music indust

This week we sat down with the Man, the Myth, the Giant, Tall Trav... Travis Canby is a family man with a devotion to God, his beautiful fiancé Judith Lovingfoss and their 2 rescue dogs, Charlie & Anonymous. An athlete by nature, Canby landed a 4-year, NCAA D1 basketball scholarship with Kansas State University. After graduating with honors he played professionally in Germany clenching a championship while absorbing beautiful cultures traveling Europe. Exhausting his athletic potential he returned to his hometown of Atlanta beginning his medical sales career. Years of success followed before leaving in 2010 for the golden coast of San Diego, California. He secured a position with Stryker Medical and was quickly negotiating million dollar medical contracts and paired in the operating room with the nation’s leading surgeons under intense medical operations. A natural problem solver under pressure plus hours of studied sales techniques turned Travis into a top 10% producing representative in the nation. In A

This week we wanted to take some time to answer some of our listeners questions. We cover everything from teaching your mom how to use Instagram, sobriety and Real Estate. Stay tuned for more listener question episodes in the future and don't forget to send questions to @projectmindset47 or @kevion FOLLOW: @projectmindset47 @kevion @knowpassion MUSIC: @mattaudiodope kevenstirdivant.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/projectmindset/support

This week we had the opportunity to sit down with Casey Currie. Casey was born into a motor sports family. With a family that has been in business for over 50 years building high performance rear end’s for most off road and NASCAR style racing. Growing up in Anaheim Hills, California he has been drawn to anything with a motor. By the age of 5 he was racing motorcycles and by the age of 16 he jumped behind the wheel of his first race truck. Currie’s off-road resume is lined with wins on motorcycles, trucks and buggies in the desert—this one is no stranger to dirt sports. When he’s not on the road, building off-road vehicles and drumming up side projects, he’ll take to the dirt with friends—dirt bikes, UTVs, or mountain bikes, he does it all. And Casey was gunning it from the start of 2013. With 5 podium finishes and several top 5’s Casey was looking good on the short course track. But as it is in racing, it ended up being an up and down season. Luckily, Currie kept to his broad range of interests and ran the