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Seth Johnson is an Army veteran and a strong advocate for mental health and veteran support. He serves the community as the Development Director.
In his role, Seth is committed to reminding every veteran that they are not alone. By promoting community engagement and providing essential resources, he works to create a network where veterans can share their stories, find strength in one another, and start their journey towards healing. As the Development Director he is responsible for leading the Warrior GMR Foundation staff to their objectives and supporting them in any way he can.
Seth relies on the strength and resilience he gained during his military service to build a supportive community for veterans. After leaving the military, Seth saw how important connection and support are in his roles in event promotion and esports. His journey showed him the power of shared experiences and camaraderie in helping with healing and mental well-being. Seth's work highlights the power of community and the importance of camaraderie. His purpose is to enable others to take the first step toward a supportive and connected future.
Immerse yourself in the Warrior GMR HQ Podcast - an exciting venture by the Warrior GMR Foundation. This podcast not only delves into the dynamic world of gaming but also explores its impact on mental health and personal development. Listen as we share captivating stories of unity between veterans and youth, unfold the nurturing culture of mentoring, and discuss the transformative power of gaming. Through inspiring dialogues, expert insights, and heartfelt narratives, our podcast aims to bridge the generational gap and ignite a discussion on how gaming fosters wellness and creates resilient communities. Tune in to join us on this journey, where gaming transcends entertainment and becomes a tool for meaningful connections and mental health advocacy.
Uncut Episode 1: Gamers are next level in brain power How are these gamers so good? Does gaming help with personalities, identities? Can I game too much? Does gaming help me in real life?
Guest: John F. Drozd , Ph.D., ABMP. Board Certified Medical Psychologist / Neuroscientist
Co-hosts: Ken Corigliano & Bilal Rana
Topics we aimed at are: Where the best gamers are from in the world? Do we need a Code of Ethics for eSports? Where is the respect of the game? Can we achieve flow or be in the zone while gaming? What does Rugby have to do with gaming and eSports?
Co-hosts: Ken Corigliano & Bilal Rana
Today we talk about our Veteran's Day event. We have pictures and videos of the skills we saw and do a in-depth analysis of the superhuman capabilities on display. Congratulations to AFG (Air Force Gaming) who took the Gold Medal at first place.
Guest: Jason Hill, ex-Army. Runs the VALOR Organization for the Mid-central United States including 700 members.
Co-hosts: Ken Corigliano & Bilal Rana
We talk about restraint in the face of adversity. Why most of the time the biggest, toughest acting people have the least self-control. We reveal why being open about the trauma and “dark” times in our life is a sign of strength, as well as being a tough guy who is an advocate of medication, self-actualization, yoga, and mental visualization
Incredible interview! Sam started his world-class career with George Lucas and Lucasarts making games for movies like Star Wars and Mission Impossible.
Topics and hashes for this episode:
Inside your own mind to conquer yourself, find yourself, and compete globally with the best.
Meditate: whole job is to get your mind in the future, but today
Always someone who has it worse but has more hope, always someone who has had it worse and is happy now.
Sometimes you have to fake it to make it.
You should be your own biggest fan.
Have a goal that you can measure the smallest wins to celebrate.
Celebrate each win.
Visualize yourself being and acting what you want as your brain builds the necessary componentry to do it.
100% expect that house is coming from somewhere.
When you chase something it runs, when you sit and expect it to come, it comes to you out of curiosity.
Giving back and serving others is a necessary step to joy and happiness. Find a way to make it a foundation of your life, be ready and willing to sacrifice a major event for a friend or family member who needs you.
Relax and let what you want come to you.
Jim Kwik shortcut to the nucalm page:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fch1t...esports coaching? Where can I go?
Name Image and Likeness in eSports?
https://www.ncsasports.org/name-image....
Links we referenced:
https://www.youtube.com/results?searc... https://www.mindvalley.com/about
https://onediversified.com/the-wide-w...
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesohagan/
https://vietnamnet.vn/en/vietnamese-b... https://www.linkedin.com/in/kurtmelch...
More in-depth flow state conversation
What is flow state, ChatGPT answers the question.
Taking tests in the state of Flow. I know what I know, whatever I don’t know I can’t control. The goal is to not be stressed.
Sam Glassenburg – med people are in the flow and very curious:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=56LLezpIZKI&t=0s
Bilal likes to game alone and on his iPad.
Doodling increases flow, increases ability to retain information: Reference: https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-power-of-the-doodle-improve-your-focus-and-memory-1406675744
Search for happiness versus joy https://amzn.to/3wbTb3P
If you have joy and happiness in your life’s calling, the tough times go faster, hit softer, and have more meaning as necessary steps to the future
Victor Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning https://amzn.to/3ZLoakK
How do I understand joy, happiness, and meaning and what does that mean to me?
Danny Martin
CoFounder/CEO of Esposure Inc. | Esports/Gaming | Feat: Forbes, NYT, ESPN, SBJ, https://www.linkedin.com/in/dannyrmartin/
Show notes:
Esposure (https://www.esposure.gg) is laying the pathway to pro. Creating the pipeline to to esports.
411 E Hwy 67
Duncanville, TX 75137
903-776-7873
Mentioned in the New York Times
Jobs in esports: management, marketing, technology, production
Twinmotion, Fortnight, Epic, Unreal Engine
David Frye
In gaming, her family plays "value added activities"
In 2020, the highest earning gamer earned $550,000 in playing online chess. Confidence comes from only one place: Credible Self-Talk. Knowledge, experience, and study all are necessary for credible self-talk. Have a confidence mantra or epic self-talk.
Mental visualization is the most powerful tool available bar none.
Bilal: if this is such a powerful thing, why isn’t this taught, why isn’t this a widely known thing?
Jannell: There has become a stigma about taking a break to do mental well-being and practicing your trait mentally. It’s every career field everywhere. Our youth today are very overscheduled, very taxed part of your day. We start to day dream almost half of our day. But day dreaming is different than mind wandering, tune in tot find out more.
w/First Sergeant Joshua Johnson Colorado ANG
In this episode we talk a lot about how to properly enter the gaming market and “read the room well.” Companies are entering the industry to simply make money and the audience senses this and do not receive them well. The ROI of entering the esports industry is staggering, 1:10; 1:25; 1:30.
Dr. Drew is a chiropractor at the Cleveland clinic in Cleveland. He is an expert in musculoskeletal disease, ergonomics, hydration, nutrition, a huge gamer, and all around amazing human.
He loves gaming, he was already in the musculoskeletal area of being a DO. He started to blog and realized that he didn’t know as much as he thought.
Played N64 as a kid, gaming is #1 in his life.
Authenticity is important, companies that enter the community without it get crushed. Nutrition items, ergonomic devices (task based chairs). Companies enter in and try to jump on the bandwagon with a game not realizing that the game doesn’t have longevity.
An excellent episode. Visit his website:
A powerful episode on overcoming total loss, catastrophe, pushing on, finding oneself, finding purpose, maintaining a vision for the future, and slowly, steadily, patiently moving into becoming the person of your dreams.
Please see her dissertation at the following link: https://www.proquest.com/openview/d935af55188ae9051292370600df04d3/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=18750&diss=y
You may have to request an account with ProQuest.
If you want a full pdf sample copy of the dissertation, please direct message Dr. Dreher on LinkedIn.
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Revolutionary Brain Science debuting from NuCalm. Activate your brain's secret buttons to turn off stress. Instead turn on being #inthezone, #focus , #deepsleep, Power Nap, or Activate a brain #reboot for better #sleep. This isn't just #sleepmusic or #sleepmeditation or #sleepmeditationmusic.
It is advanced quantum physics applied to your brain.
Please join this gangbusters episode covering #dsm5, #ptsd, @jimkwik, @tonyrobbins, happiness, and how your nervous system has a 36 million year head start on your brain! Also learn how to accelerate your gaming with this technology!
Today we interview Tarrin Morgan from Morgan State University! https://www.linkedin.com/in/tarrinmorgan/
He is "Your Favorite Fly Bald Head Professor & #esports Guy - Demolishing outdated foundations to build brighter futures!"
He talks about how they have won over $300,000 in #prizemoney. He grew up on #zelda #finalfantasy #tetris and his #veteran grandfather who fought in #wwii was a tremendous influence on him.
"Culture trumps strategy"
"documentation is key"
"strategic partnerships" are the only way you can survive
"if you want to go fast go alone, if you want to go far build a team"
"copy success" and adapt it to your needs
"can only think at the level to which you've been exposed"
"mem culture is powerful" learn it or else
He's building a pipeline for underprivileged kids to get into gaming, game development, esports, marketing, and all the associated careers around them.
Topic: High school v college v pro esports In college there are scholarships for gaming. In traditional sports there are lots of pipelines to fulfill these demands and to create ROI. April’s University has scouts to recruit gamers for their 13 titles and he goes to the local high schools to recruit. Do certain games prevent inclusion due to social or cultural norms? Does the game characteristics and characters incentivize or prevent inclusion? What about the demographics of game engineers, leaders and designers? Rhythm games and repetition games require hundreds or thousands of replays and appeal to many neurodiverse populations. Are there physical attributes that will give people an advantage in certain games?
NIL for gaming
https://www.nasef.org/esports-for-everyone
https://www.highschoolesportsleague.com/
https://esports.osu.edu/the-arena/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._L._Taylor
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klaWV-szmnY&t=0s
https://hado-official.com/en/business_arena/
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tech-to-the-future-2023-tickets-595229636867
Unconscious Incompetence: This stage is characterized by a lack of awareness or knowledge about a particular skill or behavior. In this stage, the individual does not even know that they are lacking knowledge or skills in a particular area. They may be overconfident in their abilities, and they may not realize that there is room for improvement.
Conscious Incompetence: In this stage, the individual becomes aware of their lack of knowledge or skills in a particular area. They recognize that they have room for improvement and are motivated to learn more. This stage can be frustrating and uncomfortable, but it is an essential step in the learning process.
Conscious Competence: In this stage, the individual has acquired the knowledge or skills needed to perform a particular task or behavior, but they still need to focus and concentrate to use their skills effectively. This stage requires a lot of practice and repetition to develop fluency. Unconscious Competence: This stage is characterized by a high level of skill or expertise in a particular area. The individual can perform the task or behavior automatically, without having to think about it consciously. The skill has become ingrained and automatic, and the individual is no longer consciously aware of the steps involved in performing the task or behavior.
We interview Derek Herrera, world famous speaker and probably the most humble and gracious person you'll ever meet. If you are following our "nuggets" that our guests drop, you'll need a notepad for this one. An absolute amazing interview that will have you replaying it again for sure.
He founded the Marine Raider Foundation #marineraiderfoundation
Topics:
Do you think being exposed to diverse experiences increases resilience?
When something is permanent and then disappears, that can be very challenging. For him everything was with a team and after his accident he said, "well now I'm alone, but my team is still deployed for another 5 months. How can I do the most with what I have here?" That is when is started to gain massive motivation instead of turning on the victim attitude.
Victim mentality: I felt fortunate to have this experience to know those in my team I met. I actually felt totally honored to have known them. I wanted to honor them with massive action, decisiveness, and to find problems that only I could solve. That is where I started building my businesses. But it's not all rainbows. Failures to me were just necessary learning moments. There’s always someone who has it worse for myself, a choice to do something amazing, two philosophies I live by: Maslow’s hierarchical needs use it to achieve new levels; a stoic mindset: what is in my control, what is out of my control;---you have to put yourself out there and fail to discover what is out of your control (if you are constantly taking it safe, you are not finding what is in your control); many people who do not push themselves will never discover what is in your control; be ok with failure; have a support system you can rely upon in difficult times; have a sense of purpose fulfillment he’s really motivated by the impact of what he does.
He's met the President and other influential people and he sees them all the same, doesn't matter how popular or important someone is, to him they are all people. This allows him to be authentic, not get out of his value system, and relate to whomever he speaks to.
Other hosts: The things #joerogan and #jocko do well are that they are #genuine and don't do it for followers or views. They do it because they have an honest interest in the guest. He was a past #jockopodcast #jockowillink guest and will only do shows that meet this criteria.
People are flawed, interesting, authentic, that’s why we tune in. Be proud of your flaws and work them to your advantage.
Regiment Gaming is the biggest military gaming community on the planet and they are serious!
In this non-stop stomach aching humorous episode we examine esports in the Olympics, people watching, gaming topics, and the hilarity of military service. This is a MUST watch.
#regimentgg #military #militarylife #gaming #esports #olympics #hilarous #reality #mentalhealth #ptsd #pts
Hoarding: People who hoard are people who value everything. Jeremy Bailenson, an Illinois Institute of Technology researcher uses VR to help hoarders throw away things.
https://ed.stanford.edu/faculty/bailenso
https://www.iit.edu/news/virtual-real...
Many applications of VR and gaming for mental health and using digital software for technical training.
Please see episode 13 on the Cleveland Clinic and Dr. Drew Schwartz on authenticity and making sure you enter this market properly.
Hoarding: People who hoard are people who value everything. Jeremy Bailenson, an Illinois Institute of Technology researcher uses VR to help hoarders throw away things.
https://ed.stanford.edu/faculty/bailenso
https://www.iit.edu/news/virtual-real...
Many applications of VR and gaming for mental health and using digital software for technical training. Please see episode 13 on the Cleveland Clinic and Dr. Drew Schwartz on authenticity and making sure you enter this market properly.
We interview Derek Herrera, world famous speaker and probably the most humble and gracious person you'll ever meet. If you are following our "nuggets" that our guests drop, you'll need a notepad for this one. An absolute amazing interview that will have you replaying it again for sure.
He founded the Marine Raider Foundation #marineraiderfoundation Topics: Do you think being exposed to diverse experiences increases resilience? When something is permanent and then disappears, that can be very challenging. For him everything was with a team and after his accident he said, "well now I'm alone, but my team is still deployed for another 5 months. How can I do the most with what I have here?" That is when is started to gain massive motivation instead of turning on the victim attitude. Victim mentality: I felt fortunate to have this experience to know those in my team I met. I actually felt totally honored to have known them. I wanted to honor them with massive action, decisiveness, and to find problems that only I could solve. That is where I started building my businesses. But it's not all rainbows. Failures to me were just necessary learning moments. There’s always someone who has it worse for myself, a choice to do something amazing, two philosophies I live by: Maslow’s hierarchical needs use it to achieve new levels; a stoic mindset: what is in my control, what is out of my control;---you have to put yourself out there and fail to discover what is out of your control (if you are constantly taking it safe, you are not finding what is in your control); many people who do not push themselves will never discover what is in your control; be ok with failure; have a support system you can rely upon in difficult times; have a sense of purpose fulfillment he’s really motivated by the impact of what he does. He's met the President and other influential people and he sees them all the same, doesn't matter how popular or important someone is, to him they are all people. This allows him to be authentic, not get out of his value system, and relate to whomever he speaks to. Other hosts: The things #joerogan and #jocko do well are that they are #genuine and don't do it for followers or views. They do it because they have an honest interest in the guest. He was a past #jockopodcast #jockowillink guest and will only do shows that meet this criteria. People are flawed, interesting, authentic, that’s why we tune in. Be proud of your flaws and work them to your advantage.
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