3 - "If you enjoy what you're doing it honestly doesn't feel like work" | Interview with Colton Sakamoto

4- " You'll never really know until you try" | Interview with Jesse Hobaica

Have you ever felt like moving away from your home state? In this episode, I had a great conversation with the current Assistant Prop Master for the 11th season of the tv series Shameless, former Division One baseball player, and University of Oregon Alum, Jesse Hobaica. We discuss his journey going from junior college baseball to earning a roster spot at the University of Oregon. He shares his experience about believing in himself and having no guarantees of a roster spot during fall camp. We also talk about his current position in the film industry and the best advice he's received at his job. Lastly, he shares his experience about how he started golfing and his favorite courses to play. Key insights shared: 4:37 - His advice for what JUCO players should do to continue playing at the next level. 5:34 - How he went from almost leaving baseball to earning a roster spot at the University of Oregon. 10:27 - His early experiences not knowing anyone on the team. 15:04 - Returning to Southern California to play in front of his friends and family. 21:26 - His favorite golf courses, advice for what it takes to play golf, and how to get started. Thank you very much for listening to this episode! I hope this episode brings you good value and entertainment. I would love to hear from you about what you learned. Remember to click the subscribe button to be notified and listen to more great guests in future episodes! Have a great week!

3 - "If you enjoy what you're doing it honestly doesn't feel like work" | Interview with Colton Sakamoto

Have you ever felt discouraged after applying for many jobs and getting rejected? In this episode, I had the great opportunity to interview Churchill Mortgage Homeloan Assistant, former Division One baseball player, Gardner Webb MBA candidate, and University of Oregon alum, Colton Sakamoto. We discussed why he decided to attend the University of Oregon and how his childhood connections made his transition to college easier. We also talk about his experience moving across the country to North Carolina to continue playing college baseball while getting his MBA. Colton concludes by sharing his story about getting hired during this year's (2020) global pandemic and some of the challenges he had to overcome. Key insights shared:  5:33 - The benefits of being a dual-enrolled student at a four-year college and a community college. 15:37 - Online school advice.  20:01 - What has prepared him the most for his job. 24:08 - How to overcome being uncomfortable with networking. 26:27 - How a camping trip turned into getting hired for his job. Thank you so much for listening to this episode! I hope this episode brings you good value and entertainment Have a great week!

1- "You learn to love something as you get better at it" | Interview with Steven Packard

Do you find it challenging to combine your passion with your career? In this episode, I'm joined by Fisher Investments Investment Advisor, Steven Packard. He's a former baseball player for the University of Oregon baseball team.  We go in-depth about his recruiting process and why he decided to attend the University of Oregon.  Steven shares his experience serving his two-year church mission in Bolivia and the challenges of returning to baseball.  We talk about his takeaways from baseball that have carried over into his career. Lastly, we discuss how his passion for his career has grown with additional experience. Key Insights Shared: 2:50 - The importance of family values factoring into his college decision. 8:14 - What he learned during his two-year mission trip to Bolivia. 10:45 - The challenges with returning to baseball after his mission. 15:59 - The key habits that carried over into his career from baseball. 26:17 - Why your biggest passion doesn't always have to be your main source of income. Thank you very much for listening to this episode! I hope this episode brings you good value and entertainment. I would love to hear from you about your main takeaways from this episode. Remember to click the share button to bring good value to your friends and loved ones. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to select the subscribe button to listen to more great guests. Have a great week and I hope you do something fun with your loved ones soon!

2- "You just never know what one thing can propel going forward" | Interview with Morgan McCullough

Have you thought about making a big transition in your life? In this episode, I interviewed Los Angeles Angels professional minor league baseball player Morgan McCullough.  We talk about his college career playing at the University of Alabama and Oregon.  Morgan also talks about his experience playing in the SEC and his favorite stadiums. We also discuss a deeper insight into his recruiting experiences and moving across the country. Lastly, we talk about his entertaining social media road trips. Key Insights: 4:14 - His early recruiting process and key factors to sign with the University of Oregon. 6:16 - The importance of moving across the country from the Northwest to Florida and winning a national championship. 11:41 - The environment of playing at the University of Alabama and the SEC. 15:25 - The importance of the relationships he developed in three different college programs. 20:41 - What he learned during his first season of professional minor league baseball. Thank you very much for listening to this episode! I hope this episode brought you good value and entertainment. I would for you to leave a comment for me to hear from you. If this is your first episode, don't forget to select the subscribe button to listen to more great guests. Keep working smart on your goals and I hope you achieve them! Have a great week!