The Playbook With David Meltzer

Hey everyone, today's episode is from a speech I gave to the Tulane University Basketball team last season. Let me know what you think and what you would like to hear next by texting me at (949) 298-2905Key Moments:[0:16] Consistency leads to exponential results [1:35] We have a cellular memory and doing something everyday makes it go into our brains [3:50] Lower the bar to start being consistent [6:30] I did everything I could to be the best college football player I could be [7:29] Enjoy the consistent pursuit of your potential

David Nurse, NBA life optimization coach for players such as Jeremy Lin, Brook Lopez, and Kelly Olynyck, discusses how he was able to transition from aspiring NBA player to a coaching role and how he is able to help athletes break through any mental blocks.Nurse and host of #ThePlaybook, David Meltzer, share their thoughts on how improving consistency also yields more consistent results, Nurse’s goal to improve himself so that he can better help others, and what it means to approach life with a “Full Plate” mentality. They also talk about how to properly prepare for opportunities that come your way and why you should follow your passion instead of listening to the expectations of others.

Key Moments:[2:35] Marketing is about playing the right songs[5:12] Finding your frequency and learning how to monetize it[11:00] Money allows you to shop, shopping for the right things makes you happy[16:00] Gratitude is the easiest way to change your life.

Today's episode is from my interview with Calvin Wayman for the Curios With Calvin Wayman Podcast. Text me what you want to hear next at (949) 298-2905. Key Moments:[0:50] I am a hypocrite [3:30] Being smart and being a good student are two different things[8:18] Consistency is so important [14:19] I used my money to shop for the wrong things [18:00] I knew I was going to make all my money again, I just needed to know how to do it and be happy [24:48] Being connected to someone is very cool, but very dangerous [28:40] I ended nine years of resentment with my neighbor[34:00] Innovation is not entrepreneurship [38:18] It's okay to be unbalanced Be sure to check out Calvin's show at https://www.calvinwayman.com/my-podcast-listing/

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Claude Silver, VaynerMedia’s Chief Heart Officer, shares her ideas on: [3:05] Why she chose the title of “Chief Heart Officer” at VaynerMedia [11:58] Her mission to make VaynerMedia into a place of belonging and bravery [13:45] The generational differences in the workforce and how they cause separation between employees [18:47] Why she focuses on energy management instead of time management In this episode, Claude Silver, Chief Heart Officer at VaynerMedia, talks about her strategies for making an office into a place of belonging and bravery, why she prefers guardrails and guidelines over rules, and the value of employee retention for an organization

Hey everyone, today's episode is from a recent keynote I gave at Real Estate Conference. I tell the story about why I created the four values that I live by. Please let me know what you would like to hear more of by texting me (949) 298-2905.Key Moments:[0:32] My father gave me a warning about my values[2:37] My best friend warned me about who I was becoming[3:00] My wife threatened to leave me because of who I had become[5:00] The people who make good decisions make them based on their values.[5:50] Gratitude is the easiest way to change your life[6:45] Forgiveness will give you peace[7:45] Ask yourself what did you do to attract this and what are you going to learn from it[8:12] My mission to make everyone happy

On this episode of #ThePlaybook, Jake Reynolds, President of the New Jersey Devils, shares his views on: [8:28] The best way to prepare yourself so that you stand out from other job applicants and land a competitive position [10:17] How ambition can be a double-edged sword for young business people [13:42] Why he considers the experience of watching a hockey game in person to be irreplaceable   [18:20] Why work-life balance is no longer in his vocabulary and why he focuses on harmony instead Jake Reynolds, President of the New Jersey Devils, joins the podcast to discuss the most important character traits he looks for when hiring, the value of mentorship, and why he doesn’t think about work-life balance anymore.

Today's episode is from my recent appearance on Peak Mind With Michael Trainer, Michael and had a great conversation and I got the chance to elaborate on a lot of my favorite lessons. Be sure to let me know what you think and what you want to hear more about by texting me at (949) 298-2905.Key Moments: [4:40] My idea of money was that money bought happiness[9:27] I learned that money does not buy happiness [12:40] Looking at my productivity and accessibility [14:00] You can only understand that what vibrates equal to or less than you[16:55] Gratitude controls your perspective [21:02] Forgiveness gives us peace and makes life easier [22:00] Accountability gives us control of our lives[22:40] Inspiration [24:50] Living in the world of more than enough compared to the world of not enough [29:50] Be a student of your calendar [32:55] Asking for help[33:57] Do it now [36:00] Stop, drop, and roll [38:49] Always have three mentors Check out Peak Mind with Michael Trainer here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/peak-mind-with-michael-trainer/id1454600603

Key Moments:[1:40] Happiness has become one of my biggest missions [2:43] Four values I teach everyone at my business [4:57] Two questions I teach people to ask about accountability [8:57] Faith is like voting [10:45] Black card faith

Hi everyone, on this episode we cover some advice that Steve Jobs once gave me, "connect the dots backwards". Learn to connect the dots backwards and reverse engineer exactly what you want. Key Moments: [1:31] The reason I chose Tulane Law School [2:50] Weighing my two job offers [7:30] Being a millionaire nine months out of law school [9:28] How I connected the dots backwards