Jeremy really tattooed his grandma.š New episode with Jeremy Filmsmore is out now. We talk travel, sobriety, discipline, filmmakingā¦ and apparently family tattoos, too. #EntrepreneurJourney #FilmmakerLife #TattooArtist ##PodcastClip
A lot of people call it talent... I call it discipline. In this episode with Jeremy, we talk about inherent discipline, business maturity, and why your last project determines your next opportunity. If you want longevity in any industry... this matters. New episode out now on The Morning Formation podcastā¦
Iāve seen people put insane energy into the wrong things. In this episode with Jeremy Filmsmore we talk about focus, partying vs. purpose, sobriety, and what happens when you finally aim your intensity at something that actually builds your life. New episode out now on The Morning Formation podcast š§ā¦
Everyone thinks the next level is about strategy. Sometimes itās subtraction. He filmed in Italy, Amsterdam, Germany, Australia, Dubai. Walked through Rioās favelas with a camera. Then at 33... he had a stroke. In this episode, Jeremy @jeremy.filmsmore walks us through the journey from global film shoots to a life-alteringā¦
What happens when the person behind the camera becomes the story? We sit with Jeremy āFilms Moreā and get real about the quiet grind that took him from Monterey Park to shoots in Italy, Amsterdam, Germany, Australia, and Dubaiāand the moment everything stopped. At 33, a sudden stroke turned aā¦
Mallory lost her father in combat. She could have stayed quiet. Instead, she chose to speak. Iām grateful for every young guest whoās come on this show and reminded us that resilience doesnāt wait for adulthood. We donāt platform people because of age. We platform people because of impact. Listenā¦
When I transitioned out of the Army, I thought I was overqualified... reality hit different. Transitioning humbled me fast. Whatās something in your career that didnāt go the way you expected? #MilitaryToCivilian #PodcastClip
She said she was going to show up for veterans. And then she did. On the podcast, Ella shared her plan for āValentineās for Veterans.ā Not long after, she and her nonprofit Ella's Angels were in Glendale handing out Valentineās bags to veterans... reminding them their service is never forgotten.ā¦
She planned for 100 families... 237 showed up. Watching a young leader realize the real-world impact of service is something you donāt forget. Last weekās episode with Ella (nonprofit founder of Ella's Angels) is a reminder of what happens when you stop waiting, start small, and show up anyway. š§ā¦
I see a lot of people selling programs to folks who arenāt ready. If youāre not screening peopleā¦ If youāre not preparing themā¦ If youāre just taking their money because they can pay... Thatās NOT leadership. On this show, we have honest conversations about standards, responsibility, and what real leadershipā¦
If youāre a father, your leadership at home matters more than any title youāll ever hold. In this week's episode, I asked Ella who her biggest inspiration was. She didnāt hesitate.... āMy dad.ā And when he joined us on camera, you could see the pride, the humility, and the exampleā¦
Not every conversation is about getting someone to act today. Sometimes itās about planting the seed. And trusting that when the time is rightā¦ it grows. š Whatās a piece of advice that didnāt hit until years later? #Leadership #GrowthMindset #PersonalDevelopment #Encouragement #Mentorship
She didnāt just learn about her familyās military history. She let it shape her mission. Now, at 16, sheās honoring that legacy by serving veterans through her nonprofit, Ellaās Angels. In this episode of The Morning Formation, we talk about family legacy, sacrifice, and what it means to truly appreciateā¦
Sheās 16. She runs a nonprofit. AND sheās written TWO books (including a financial literacy guide for teens.) Way to go, Ella! In this episode of The Morning Formation, we discuss youth leadership, financial literacy, and what happens when young people stop waiting and start building solutions. š§ Listen toā¦
A 16-year-old honoring veterans better than most adults. In this episode, Ella Shabazian shares how her nonprofit Ellaās Angels @ellasangelsorg is serving families, launching scholarships, and creating real events for veterans. Service doesnāt have an age requirement. š§ Check out the full episode! It just released today on The Morningā¦
What happens when a 16-year-old decides to stop waiting and start serving? We sit down with Ella Shabazian, the founder of Ellaās Angels, to unpack how a small ideaāhelp more people nowāgrew into a youth-led nonprofit feeding hundreds, funding scholarships, and delivering care to veterans and childrenās hospitals. Ella sharesā¦
Not every veteran lives near a VA hospital. And not every veteran knows they have options. A year ago, Michelle Lang (Operation Honor Rural Salute) joined me to talk about something that still doesnāt get enough attention: rural veterans and the gaps in care theyāre facing. Community care. Access toā¦
We prepare service members for deployment. We donāt always prepare them for what comes after. And sometimes, coming home is the hardest mission of all. š Veterans: did coming home feel harder than leaving? #VeteranLife #MilitaryVeterans #MentalHealth #MilitaryTransition
Trying to control everything will break you. This moment from a recent episode hit hard because itās real life. Ever been in that place where you had no answersā¦ and had to surrender control? #shorts #podcast #mensmentalhealth #leadership
I didnāt grow up gentleā¦ and Iām thankful for it. My dad was in the military and he raised me with structure, discipline, and accountability. It wasnāt always āfunāā¦ but it made me who I am. š Question for you: Did strict parenting help youā¦ or hurt you? Drop yourā¦
Corporate stress and entrepreneur stress arenāt the sameā¦ but both are real. Some people thrive in corporate. Some people thrive building something of their own. Iām curious... have you experienced both worlds? Which one fit you better (and why)? šš½ Tell me in the comments. š§ And if you havenātā¦
You can have money, status, and successā¦ and still feel broke. Because real wealth is having someone to go home to. š Whatās one thing that makes you feel truly ārichā? #PodcastClips #FamilyFirst #LifeLessons
Transitioning out of government or military isnāt just about incomeā¦ itās about identity and culture shock. My guest, George Gammon gets real about what corporate really felt like after federal service. š Comment: Have you experienced this too? š§ ššµš²š°šø š¼šš ššµš² š³šš¹š¹ š²š½š¶šš¼š±š² š¼š» š§šµš² š š¼šæš»š¶š»š“ šš¼šæšŗš®šš¶š¼š» š½š¼š±š°š®šš. #CareerTransitionā¦
Behind the badge. Behind the title. Behind the tough guy act... thereās a human being carrying a lot. š Drop your thoughts: Whatās one thing you wish men could talk about without shame? - - - - - - - - - - - Full episode with my guest, Georgeā¦