Out Front with Vince Noble Podcast

How to Develop the Mental Endurance and Stamina to Steer through Difficult Times

Mental Endurance involves developing daily habits that build mental muscle. It also involves giving up bad habits that hold you back. Think Positively. Self-confidence and the belief in one's ability to perform and to make decisions is one of the most important characteristics of a healthy mind.

 

In this episode I’ll be discussing:

1. Planning for Setbacks
2. Managing Stress
3. The circle of friends and your success
4. Goal Setting
5. Attentional Control
6. The importance of visualization and following through

As with building mental strength, developing mental toughness does require self-awareness and commitment. Generally speaking, mentally tough individuals appear to achieve more than the mentally sensitive and enjoy a greater degree of contentment.

 

 

Six-Dynamic Time Tested Perspectives on Team Development.

 

In this very special episode, I’ll be sharing six-time tested perspectives on team development.

 

• How Successful teams are made up of individuals who are all working toward the same goals and this becomes even more important when many teams and sub-teams are no longer working from the same physical space or geographical location.
• How each member of a team should know their role within it and exactly how they are contributing to the common goal.
• The importance of communication in any type of relationship is no secret, and this is true for teams in a professional context as well, especially in our increasingly digital and remote working environments.
• Developing a sense of community and identifying with a defined group - connection - is the biggest driver of belonging.
• The best teams are constantly finding ways to improve, and the most effective way to do this is to create an environment that encourages innovation.
• Different forms of feedback are integral to building high performing teams.

 

www.nobleresolutions.com

Turning Your Pain, Passion and Potential Into Profit with CEO Angelica Norton

We had the distinct pleasure in this episode of having with us Mrs. Angelica Norton Author, Speaker, and CEO of the 30 Day University.

Angelica is also recognized as a Trainer/Facilitator, which provides informational trainings and workshops to agencies and organizations working with at-risk youth and families in poverty. Angelica began her career working with at-risk youth in 1998, through Central City YMCA in Tampa, Fl. Since then, Angelica's innovative methods caught the attention of many
organizations. Such as, Juvenile Welfare Board, Big Brothers Big Sister, Department of Juvenile Justice Diversion Program, Hillsborough County School District, The Housing Authority (Youth Build Program),  and Pinellas County Jail serving youth offenders.

In this episode we talked about:

1. Knowing how and when to pivot

2. Rebranding and repositioning your business

3. Mastering the inner game of becoming resilient 

4. 30 Day University

5. The book "Divorcing Poverty" and so much more!  

The Search for My Mentor with Garrick Griffin

In this very exciting and special episode we had the distinct pleasure of going one on one with my good friend Command Sergeant Major, (R), Garrick Griffin, Fort Knox, U.S. Army Garrison.

The truth is oftentimes those in most need of mentoring don't understand enough about how they should seek it out, and sometimes it's a matter of proximity or getting beyond environmental restraints and the lack of exposure. The chances are if you weren't brought up in a culture of positive mentoring you’ll be less to engage in mentoring positively. You will naturally only put out what's been intentionally placed in you.

Mentoring is that time-honored practice in which many of us can point to an influential person (or maybe several people) who have helped shape who many of us are today. These mentors have worked behind the scenes with us, generously sharing their time, expertise, and insights to nurture our potential, and to keep us on track, and help us grow - often personally and professionally.

In this episode we'll be discussing the topic of "The Search for My Mentor"

1.    What are the approaches to finding a good mentor
2.    What questions to ask a potential mentor
3.    How do I know if it's the right fit
4.    The benefits of mentoring for personal and professional development, staying on target and so much more!

 

www.nobleresolutions.com

Say What You mean, Mean What You SAY!

SHE SAID! HE SAID!

HOW EFFECTIVE OF A COMMUNICATOR ARE YOU REALLY?

Relationship building is key to any form of success in your life and learning how to properly navigate through those relationships can determine the longevity and also the nature of the relationship in which you develop.

In this episode we sat with Dr. Lynn Marshall, Communication strategist from the Leap Effect Group, Dr. Marshall says “if you can change your communication, you can change your life" -

We are all leading someone, and at the same time, we are being led by someone. As leaders and learners, the key to closing the gap from where you are to where you want to be is based on your ability to speak and understand the dominant language of your environment while maintaining your unique voice.

Ready to Learn how? take your Leap! In this very special episode! 

 

Race, Social Justice, and Equity

In this special episode we had the distinct pleasure of having with us Mrs. Elizabeth Leiba, University Professor, co-host of the Ed up podcast, and Social Justice Activist. We went one on one, “All things, Race, Social Justice, and Equity”

 

Elizabeth is also a published writer who wrote for the Sun-Sentinel newspaper and was the Editor of The Seminole Tribune newspaper for several years. She was also featured recently in a New York Times article about her social justice advocacy work.

 

As always before we get started, with these extraordinary conversations. I want to say as much as I love how intellectually stimulating they are-they are meant to do far more than peak our intellect-They are meant to drive us into meaningful action. So as you listen, our guests are not solely on this show to promote themselves, their services, or products, however, in large part to provide significant insights and actionable steps to engage you-thereby helping to shift you from one level to the next. So, I encourage you to listen and think about how you may make a difference. No matter who you are. it is my greatest hope, that you find tremendous value in today's episode.

 

I for one clearly understand after spending most of my adult life abroad in some not so good places that equity, access, participation, and basic right is not always easily achievable. The past few years particularly in American have certainly been both destructive and challenging on multiple levels from a social justice perspective. Diversity and inclusion continue to be a top priority for civic and business leaders around the world. After all, ecosystems thrive on diversity, and the world of business is no different. But, the journey to building a truly diverse and inclusive workplace and society can often be a long and daunting one.  

Three Decades of Faithful Service: God and Country!

In this special Veteran’s Day Episode we had the distinct pleasure of going one on one with Lieutenant Commander(LCDR), Trina L. Martin, (Retired)Naval Intelligence officer and current Cyber Intelligence Analyst for the Department of Justice. Trina is also an owner of a communications technology agency, a Keynote speaker, and published Author of the book, "From a Mess to Amazing." 

In this episode we talked:

1. The commitment to serve
2. Deployments
3. Inclusion and diversity 
4. Transition and reintegration 
5. Mentorship 
6. Mental health and so much more!

As always before we get started, with these extraordinary conversations. I want to say as much as I love how intellectually stimulating they are-they are meant to do far more than peak our intellect-They are meant to drive us into meaningful action. So as you listen, our guests are not solely on this show to promote themselves, their services, or products, however, in large part to provide significant insights and actionable steps to engage you-thereby helping to shift you from one level to the next. So, I encourage you to listen and think about how you may make a difference no matter who you are it is my greatest hope, that you find tremendous value in this episode.

 

www.nobleresolutions.com

 

Changing the world one leader at a time.

Focused, Committed, and Disciplined

 

In this very special episode we went all in one on one with the talented Jarreau (juh-ROW) Williams. We talked about how important it is to find and develop your own creative process, self care, his mental health challenges, the inspiration for his newly released single “Chasing Moonlight” and so much more.

Jarreau is known as the "man with the golden pipes.” The Alexandria, VA native and recent Wammie nominated artist is a consummate showman and charismatic front-man who brings high-energy, soul, funk, groove and a special form of kindness to each one of his performances.

Williams and his band, JWX: The Jarreau Williams Experience, have been entertaining crowds at some of DC’s premier music venues such as 9:30 Club, Blues Alley, Farm Brew LIVE, and Jammin Java and have appeared in major area music festivals like DC Music Rocks, PIKEtoberfest, The Wharf and Capitol Riverfront Summer Series.
Jarreau’s professional credits include backing 4-time Grammy Award winner Michael Buble, praise and worship with President Barack Obama and the First Family, as well as performing the National Anthem for thousands in DC’s most prominent professional sports arenas.

Anyone who has seen Jarreau perform will agree, it is truly an ‘experience’ from the moment he grabs the microphone. His enchanting personality and extraordinary voice has a way of creating those special moments in performance; inviting you to join in the experience right along with him.

www.jarreauwilliams.com
www.nobleresolutions.com

”DARE TO DREAM!” The MILLIONAIRE BLUEPRINT FOR TEENS!

In this very special episode, we had a one on one power talk discussion with Celai West, pronounced “sah-LAY”, is a quirky twelve-year-old STEM girl who is making waves in the fashion, runway, vlogging and acting industry, all while proving you can never be too cool for school. She changed the industry standards when she became the youngest professional runway model to walk amongst an all-adult lineup in NYFW, at just ten years old. West can regularly be seen walking the runways along-side some of the best supermodels in the business.

Celai began print modeling when she was five, doing runway shows when she was six, started acting and became the CEO of her own t-shirt line, TheChattyChick.com, at seven, walked in NYFW for the first time at eight, had her first viral video at nine, earned her second viral runway video and co-authored her first book at ten and at eleven, she became the youngest show producer to produce a NYFW show in September 2019 with The Industry Fashion Show.

Celai has worked with major brands such as Target, Walmart, Amazon, Gap, Disney and Allstate and was the leading lady in Willy Williams’ music video “The Voodoo Song” that has been viewed over 20 million times! She also appeared in “I Am My Own Mother” which was selected to premiere at the Cannes Film Festival in 2018.

Celai West was recently featured on Vogue Italia and Good Morning America, has appeared on four news channels, two talk shows, eleven magazine covers and published inside several magazine issues and newspapers. Many of her images, as well as videos, have been shared on social media in viral numbers, including two viral runway videos that have been viewed more than 25 million times collectively.

www.nobleresolutions.com

 

 

 

 

Hour of Decision

In this special one on one episode, we’ll talk about this idea of ”Making timely Decision” we are all very much in this hour of some very serious decisions, there is no escaping. I believe the impact of the pressing decisions of the hour is going to set us on a downward or upward glide path for the next 50 years or more.

 

So, In that decision-making process, we must first learn to:

 

1. Properly assess the situation
2. Seek out relevant information
3. weigh options
4. Make judgments accordingly
5. Initiate action as required to create a positive outcome within inevitable time constraints

 

Your decisions require forward thinking and application of the decision making process, not the commonly knee jerk decisions.

We have two roads that we can take at this moment to define the next era. Which one will you be? Visionary or reactionary.