103: “Everything happens for a reason, and there are no negatives.” - My interview with former NFL player and current Franchise Owner and Trainer at Title Boxing Club, Bryan Scott
In the 103rd episode of Keep Moving Forward, I interview former NFL player and current Franchise Owner and Trainer at Title Boxing Club, Bryan Scott.
“Everything happens for a reason, and there are no negatives.” It’s all about perspective. That is how Bryan Scott has always chosen to look at life. Focusing on the task at hand and how to achieve his goals, Bryan went from collegiate to professional football player and is now a franchise owner of Title Boxing. With a passion for helping people and making the most out of every single day he has the opportunity to be on this earth, Bryan internalizes his tenant: “I don’t like to have bad days. You can have bad moments, but don’t let those turn into bad days. Have your moment, then set it down and keep pushing.” As Bryan says further, “Iron sharpens iron and happy bounces off happy,” and his positive attitude certainly is infectious.
Listening in to Bryan’s story is sure to brighten up your week, and I hope you all enjoy my interview with Bryan Scott.
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250: Clare Burton, Founder of Clar-e-ty Nutrition - “There are so many ways that you can be you.”
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248: Grace Over Goals
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246: Kris Schwarz, President and COO of the Blanke Corporation and Former Professional Basketball Player - “We have challenges, but we decide to lean into those challenges together.”
245: Mitch Darnton, Founder of TQN Training - “I just love to work hard.”
244: Emily Rees, Senior Consultant at EY, Clar-e-ty Nutrition Coach, and Former Collegiate Equestrian - “I want to be remembered for helping people see what they are capable of.”
243: DeAnn Golden, Realtor, Mom, and Former Collegiate Swimmer - “Just put your head down and keep kicking.”
242: Eliot Marshall, TedX Speaker, Best Selling Author, retired UFC Fighter, and now Coach - “I am enough.”
241: Kathryn Hipp, Coach at One Fellowship Fitness and former collegiate runner - “I am in pursuit of getting better every single day.”
240: Anna Elliott, CrossFit Coach, Personal Trainer, and former Collegiate Basketball Player - “The only thing you have control over is your effort.”
239: Jamie Simmonds, 4x CrossFit Games Athlete and 2019 3rd Fittest Woman on Earth - “Onwards and upwards.”
238: Court Whitman, Founder Court Whitman Inspiring High Performance, and former Collegiate Football Player and Green Beret in the US Army Special Forces - “Challenge me, and I will deliver.”
237: Lindsay Andrew, CF-L3 Trainer, CrossFit HQ Staff Member, and Head Coach at CrossFit Rife - “It’s funny…you do not realize how unfulfilled you are until you become fulfilled again.”
236: LeShonda Martin, Former Collegiate Basketball Player and Founder of the Sport Sorority - “Bet on yourself.”
235: Mel Sachs, Former Dancer, Basketball & Softball Player, and Family Advocate at Children’s Cove - “Softball gave me victory over my circumstances.”
234: Jason Fernandez, Former Collegiate Basketball Player, CF-L3, CrossFit Rife Owner, and Podcaster - “The worst thing you can do when you make mistakes is dwell on them.”
233: Katy Galli, Founder of the KMF Collective - “Setting goals from a place of fear is far less effective than setting goals from a place of passion.”
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