Founder of Mission G Discusses His Trip to the National PAL

Co-Founder of Mission G, GJ Reynolds Discusses His Trip to Orlando for the National PAL On The Simply G Radio Show, a Division of The Simply G Media Network

Simply G Media Network today announces the release of an interview with Founder of Mission G GJ Reynolds on Simply G Radio Show with host Neil Haley, the Total Tutor.

Neil Haley, the Total Tutor host of the Simply G Radio Show, interviewed GJ Reynolds to find out about his trip to Orlando, Mission G Foundation partnership with PAL, and his speech.

Reynolds is an original founding member in the company ViSalus and is now a 5 Star Ambassador, Vi Millionaire, and CEO of Simply G Media. He has written the book titled, “The Playful and Powerful Warrior Within You!” and holds the distinction of completing the Project 10 and Dale Brown Challenges, by losing 40 pounds, 10 pounds at a time and working out for over 1000 days straight. He is ranked globally in the top ten percent in social media in the world.

GJ discussed how he was introduced to National PAL, “I was introduced to the President of of National PAL, Chris Hill by Derrick Boles of Stand UP America. We started developing a relationship and learning how we could build a sustainable alliance. Chris Hill invited my wife Alita and myself to a couple of PAL events. We decided the Mission G Foundation had common goals and we should help the National PAL cause.”

GJ described the way National PAL mentors and teaches children. “PAL works with the National Urban League and The NBA Retired Players Association (NBARPA) and they have 14 basketball camps across the country. All in NBA cities. National PAL and the local PAL chapters have each camp for the kids. There are 4 hours in the classroom and 4 hours on the court. The children learn about life skills, leadership skills, entrepreneurial skills, basic skills, and nutrition skills are taught. This aligns Mission G Foundation and the Project 10 Challenge to their overall mission. Kids are our next leaders. I choose to make sure I give back, and help facilitate with like minded and like intentional organizations.”

GJ summarized the basketball camp on the show, “They had 200 kids 7 to 17, both boys and girls attended the camp. Derrick Boles, Jason Smith, and myself taught six classes. We did a class on first impressions and being a leader. Each of us had a ten minute segment. What was amazing, Derrick, Jason and myself have never trained together and we felt like we have always trained together. There was a special chemistry between us and it had a major impact on the kids. After each class we lined each kid up as they were leaving and they had to shake our hand firmly, look us directly in the eye and state their name. Then we all said BOOM! Everyone of them left with a smile on their face and and with some added confidence.”

GJ also described his experience at the luncheon. “On Wednesday, we had the luncheon for National PAL. I spoke at the luncheon. The premise of my speech was to explain; Why am I here? What I am here to accomplish and how Mission G and National PAL have a common ground of helping kids. I showed my before photo when I was one percentage point away from being obese. I asked the group if this is somebody who is a leader? I accepted the challenge to raise up my own personal performance, and increase my life, health, and prosperity. Now, I am here to give back, and build a long-term sustainable relationship. How are we are able to help these kids be healthier, while also increasing our own health goals, at the same time”

The Importance of Having a Growth Environment!

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Entrepreneur and ViMillioniare GJ Reynolds Discusses The Importance Of Having A Growth Environment On The Simply G Radio Show, a Division of The Simply G Media Network

Simply G Media Network today announces the release of an interview with Entrepreneur and ViMillioniare GJ Reynolds on Simply G Radio Show with host Neil Haley, the Total Tutor.

Neil Haley, the Total Tutor host of the Simply G Radio Show, interviewed Entrepreneur and ViMillioniare GJ Reynolds to find out about the importance of having a growth environment in business.

Reynolds is an original founding member in the company ViSalus and is now a 5 Star Ambassador, ViMillionaire, and CEO of Simply G Media. He has written the book titled, “The Playful and Powerful Warrior Within You!” and holds the distinction of completing the Dale Brown & Project 10 Challenges, by losing 40 pounds and working out for over 1000 days straight. He is also ranked globally in the top ten percent of people in social media.

GJ explained there are ten major keys in developing a growth environment. “John C Maxwell came up with these 10 points. The first point in a growth environment is a place where others are ahead of you.” Are you placing your people first and are you leading people? Are you helping your people in your organization to foster growth? I see a lot of people who tend to rest on there past successes and on what has happened before. I learned from John, either someone is being a player or pretender (historian). When they are focusing on being the historian they are failing to choose to move forward. When they are being the player, they are in the game and moving forward.”

Neil asked, “Are you a pretender, or are you a player? Is anyone ahead of you? Is there someone ahead of you to help stimulate growth, so you are able to move into the growth place? Do you have the ability to elevate yourself? John C Maxwell wants us to ask these questions.”

The next point GJ described on the show is, “Is this a place where you are continuing to be challenged? Every challenge is a learning experience. When I am waking up I am gulping with excitement. Are you gulping or are you yawning? If I am yawning, then, I am failing to be challenged. If you are yawning, what is going to challenge you to start gulping with excitement?

GJ continued to provide info for creating a successful growth environment. “The third point is placing your focus forward. The past is done. We are able to learn from the past. However we have to live right now. Where there is forward focus, there is growth. What is your intention? What is your forward focus? When one answers these questions, this is where positive things start to flow.”

GJ Reynolds has been able to add these key components into his business and is having great success in doing so. GJ shared, “This is all very fundamental and when applied correctly and with the right intention, it all starts to yield positive results.”

GJ described the fourth point, “Is the Atmosphere affirming? When the atmosphere is affirming, this creates a positive atmosphere”

The fifth point we discussed on the Simply G Radio Show, “Are you working in your gift zone and at a place of being out of your comfort zone? GJ provided important things to consider. “Are you doing tasks in your gift zone? What are your strengths? You need to be a little uncomfortable to improve your business. I learned to accept this in my entrepreneurial endeavors and have learned it is okay to feel uncomfortable. It is ok to have some feelings of fear and uncertainty. We need to make sure we are in our gift zones.”

Direct Your Mind Power

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Direct Your Mind Power by: Napoleon Hill

“Controlled attention,” said Andrew Carnegie, “is the act of combining all the forces of the mind and fixing them upon the attainment of a definite purpose. The time involved in this act of concentration is very important, and depends upon the nature and scope of the subject on which one concentrates.

“Take my own case, for example: The dominating forces of my mind are, and have been for many years, concentrated upon the manufacture and marketing of steel. In my master mind group I had others associated with me who likewise concentrated their dominating thoughts upon the manufacture and marketing of steel. Thus we had the benefit of the controlled attention of a master mind alliance wherein all minds were working toward the same end in a spirit of harmony.”

Mr. Carnegie then gave a detailed description of his conception of the principle of controlled attention, which every student of this philosophy should remember.

“The true meaning of controlled attention is something vastly different from casual interest. Let us also recognize that controlled attention is attained only by the strictest sort of self-discipline, based upon definiteness of purpose.

“One begins the act of controlled attention by knowing precisely what he desires to attain by it; then he proceeds by literally saturating his mind with that desire, giving it precedence over all other thoughts, and recalling it to mind repeatedly, by master mind discussions as well as by individual thinking.

“To use a familiar colloquialism, one controls the attention upon a given subject by thinking it, talking it, eating it, drinking it, sleeping it and thus making it an obsession . . . day and night. In this manner the object of one’s desires is forced upon the subconscious mind – that unusual faculty which works while one sleeps.

“Eventually the subconscious mind takes over these obsessional desires and translates them into practical plans by which they may be attained, handing the plans back to the conscious mind in the form of ideas which flash into the mind at unexpected moments.”

Source: PMA Science of Success Course. Educational Edition. The Napoleon Hill Foundation. 1961. Pgs. 344-345.

How to Improve Your Personal/Company Brand

How to Improve Your Personal/Company Brand

Entrepreneur and Vi Millioniare GJ Reynolds Discusses How to Improve Your Brand on the Simply G Radio Show, a Division of the Simply G Media Network

Neil Haley, the Total Tutor host of the Simply G Radio Show, interviewed Vi Millionaire GJ Reynolds to find out about what is branding, how am I a brand, and how do I create the best brand.

Reynolds is an original founding member of the company ViSalus and is now a 5 Star Ambassador, Vi Millionaire, and CEO of Simply G Media. He has written a book titled “The Playful and Powerful Warrior Within You!” and holds the distinction of completing the Dale Brown and Project 10 Challenges by completing 2 or more miles per day for over 1000 days straight (and counting). He is also ranked in the top ten in social media in the world.

GJ Reynolds explained why everyone is now a brand, on the show. Everyone is now a brand. What has happened now, anyone is able to place themselves on YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, etc. This immediately turns them into a public figure and in many cases a brand. I am a brand. The day I realized I am a brand is the day I shifted to align who I am and what I represent both personally and in my business. I turned this into one thought, one path and one brand. My company and myself are pretty much one of the same when it comes down to the core values. Yes, I am a brand.

GJ provided some first steps in brand development. Here is what I learned, When you know where they are going in your business, you are more likely to arrive there. First, you have to have a mission. What is the mission? What are the steps based on the goals and resources you have? Does your brand represent your mission or does your mission represent your brand? You need to both be congruent with one another.

GJ discussed being clear about the brand’s mission. He explained the importance of determining what the steps are in achieving the brand’s mission. GJ shared, Here is where I am, here is what I have to do, here is what I have to do to accomplish the mission. I learned from Darren Hardy, Publisher of Success Magazine, you have to have clear vital functions to move towards your one big goal and mission. This is a key aspect of how to develop a successful business and successful brand.

GJ described a brand develops over time. “It requires both persistence and consistency. I have found it imperative to live and honor your personal brand to attract the right people and to keep it simple.”

ViSalus Ambassador Melissa McGarvey Discusses Global Business

ViSalus Ambassador Melissa McGarvey Discusses Her Global Business on The Simply G Radio Show, a Division of The Simply G Media Network

Simply G Media Network today announces the release of an interview, with ViSalus Ambassador Melissa McGarvey on The Simply G Radio Show with host Neil Haley, the Total Tutor.

Neil Haley, The Total Tutor host of the Simply G Radio show, interviewed Melissa McGarvey to find out about her business and why she promotes the challenge.

Melissa explained how she learned about ViSalus (Vi). I learned about Vi in April 2011. I was invited to a Challenge party. My intention was not to join. However, I listened to the overall message of ViSalus and I decided to become a customer and a promoter. I knew I had found something special, the Project 10 Challenge.”

Melissa shared the difficulties she had with weight loss. I have always struggled with my weight. I would be up 25 pounds and 25 pounds down. When I got older it became a fifty-pound shift. Once I started taking the products it tasted good and it was simple. I liked the way I felt.”

Melissa saw tremendous results in her first 90 days. She started on the Transformation Kit. Melissa said, “I was down 16 pounds in three weeks. My energy was good. Then, I decided to workout and enjoy it. I lost 60 pounds.”

Melissa discussed the financial benefits of the Project 10 Challenge. “I owned a day spa. I was not looking for my own business. I felt I should receive a referral check if I promoted the Project 10 Challenge to my clients. I have been so enthused by the results my clients are getting. We are changing lives ten pounds at a time with the Project 10 Challenge. We help families get off food stamps. We have helped people get BMW’s. Becoming an Ambassador in ViSalus has changed my life. I was able to sell my traditional business, and actually get my time back.”

Melissa explained how great it is to work with 5 Star Ambassador GJ Reynolds. “I have been a business owner for many years. I have crossed a lot of paths of leaders and mentors. Of all the people I meet in a decade, GJ tops my list. GJ is a man of absolute integrity. He does not take it likely. He is a disciplined leader, great leader and the heart of a great friend. Being able to work with GJ is an absolute blessing for my business.”

GJ Reynolds shared this, “Melissa is a great student. She is hungry to learn and then with her new found knowledge, go and apply it. Both Melissa and her husband Jason are solid people who walk the walk. They are the type of people I love working with. They have high integrity and they have a true care to help raise people up. This is why they are having so much success. Success leaves clues and they are successful leaders for doing so.”

This Is How You Leave a Legacy-Part #1/2

 

This Is How You Leave a Legacy by: Jim Rohn

Jim Rohn shares nine principles necessary for a successful life and a lasting legacy.

Jim Rohn, the philosopher who has left an indelible legacy of time-proven principles and wisdom, shares his secret for making an impact.
“You know me, I am a philosopher. I love principles. Yes, actions are great and I talk about them regularly, but the important stuff is what lies underneath—the principles,” Rohn says.
Here are the principles he says we must commit to in order to leave the legacy we desire:
1. Life is best lived in service to others. This doesn’t mean that we do not strive for the best for ourselves. It does mean that in all things we serve other people, including our family, co-workers and friends.
2. Consider others’ interests as important as your own. Much of the world suffers simply because people consider only their own interests. People are looking out for number one, but the way to leave a legacy is to also look out for others.
3. Love your neighbor even if you don’t like him. It is interesting that Jesus told us to love others. But he never tells us to like them. Liking people has to do with emotions. Loving people has to do with actions. And what you will find is that when you love them and do good by them, you will more often than not begin to like them.
4. Maintain integrity at all costs. There are very few things you take to the grave with you. The number one thing is your reputation and good name. When people remember you, you want them to think, “She was the most honest person I knew. What integrity.” There are always going to be temptations to cut corners and break your integrity. Do not do it. Do what is right all of the time, no matter what the cost.
5. You must risk in order to gain. In just about every area of life you must risk in order to gain the reward. In love, you must risk rejection in order to ask that person out for the first time. In investing you must place your capital at risk in the market in order to receive the prize of a growing bank account. When we risk, we gain. And when we gain, we have more to leave for others.
- See more at: http://www.success.com/article/this-is-how-you-leave-a-legacy#sthash.iye96zie.dpuf

Vi Millioniare Discusses Mentorship w/ John C. Maxwell

Vi Millioniare Discusses Mentorship w/ John C. Maxwell

Vi 5 Star Ambassador & Vi Millioniare GJ Reynolds Discusses His John C. Maxwell Mentorship Session on the Simply G Radio Show, a Division of The Simply G Media Network

Simply G Media Network today announces the release of an interview with Vi 5 Star Ambassador & Vi Millioniare GJ Reynolds on Simply G Radio Show with host Neil Haley, the Total Tutor.

Neil Haley, the Total Tutor host of the Simply G Radio Show, interviewed Vi 5 Star Ambassador & Vi Millioniare GJ Reynolds to find out more important information he has learned from the training, how he will apply the information to his business and his team, and about the selection process of his people he will mentor through John C Maxwell’s program.

Reynolds is an original founding member in the company ViSalus and is now a 5 Star Ambassador, Vi Millionaire, and CEO of Simply G Media. He has written a book titled “The Playful and Powerful Warrior Within You!” and holds the distinction of completing the Dale Brown and Project 10 Challenges by working out for more than 1000 days straight (and counting). As a 53-year-young man he is now able to run speeds up to 20 mph. According to Klout, Reynolds ranks in the top 10 percent of social media in the world.

In this interview, Reynolds explained the mentor program he is participating in with John C. Maxwell. Reynolds said, “John C. Maxwell LID program develops leaders by elevating growth and production and then reproducing new leaders. We are creating a transformational movement of leadership, empowerment, and culture.”

Reynolds said he wants to create more transformations for his leaders and help them empower them, to continuing to create a powerful culture, and create a movement he is able to replicate over and over globally.”

Reynolds discussed one of Maxwell’s mottos, “the law in the mirror.” “You need to see value in yourself in order to add value to others. Everything you choose to have with people, you have to model your self. I am personally mentoring 25 people this year, picked through a specific selection process, and to assist them in raising their LID and going to the next level. I am excited about this. I am always looking for great people to work with and mentor and teaching them to go and do the same.”