EverSan Cooper Podcast

One of our most popular and energetic podcasts yet! Josh Cherry, the super-energetic and optimistic CEO and Director of Franchising for Delta Life Fitness (DeltaLifeFitness.com) talks about his unique leadership style, his time as a Marine Corps. door gunner and helicopter pilot, and how he embraces the 6 principles of his Optimistically Optimistic attitude. Thanks for listening! Please RATE and REVIEW the podcast! Share with your pals and buddies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and DOWNLOAD for a fresh episode every Wednesday! EverSanCooper.com/podcast (EverSanCooper.com/podcast) Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (Facebook.com/EverSanCooper) @EverSanCooper (http://www.instagram.com/eversancooper/) on Instagram

One of our most popular and energetic podcasts yet! Josh Cherry, the super-energetic and optimistic CEO and Director of Franchising for Delta Life Fitness (DeltaLifeFitness.com) talks about his unique leadership style, his time as a Marine Corps. door gunner and helicopter pilot, and how he embraces the 6 principles of his Optimistically Optimistic attitude. Thanks for listening! Please RATE and REVIEW the podcast! Share with your pals and buddies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and DOWNLOAD for a fresh episode every Wednesday! EverSanCooper.com/podcast (EverSanCooper.com/podcast) Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (Facebook.com/EverSanCooper) @EverSanCooper (http://www.instagram.com/eversancooper/) on Instagram

Demetrius Walker joins the podcast! He is the Director of the North Houston Economic Development Center at Lone Star College. A published author, professional keynote speaker, entrepreneur, music producer and DJ. A graduate from Vanderbilt University with a BA in Economics, Demetrius talks about his passion for sustainable economic development and entrepreneurship. He delves into his experience co-founding and owning a clothing company called Dangerous Negro (DangerousNegro.com (dangerousnegro.com)) and later how that association led to him and his business partners creating a record label under the same name to produce Rhymefest (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhymefest)'s 2010 album "El Che". Demetrius' autobiography titled "I Am A Black Man: The Evolution of a Dangerous Negro (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0999023608?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=RENDKS53887CQ9B3SEH5)" was released in 2017 and is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Thanks for listening! Check out Demetrius on the following platforms: Instagram @VoteForMeek (https://www.instagram.com/voteformeek/?hl=en) and/or @Meekonomics (https://www.instagram.com/meekonomics/?hl=en) Facebook.com/TheRealMeek (https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMeek) DemetriusWalker.com (demetriuswalker.com) Send listener questions to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) and use the subject line “AskESCPodcast” or message us on Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (facebook.com/eversancooper.com) and use the #AskESCPodcast. Please RATE and REVIEW the podcast! Share with your pals and buddies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and DOWNLOAD for a fresh episode every Wednesday! EverSanCooper.com/podcast (EverSanCooper.com/podcast) Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (Facebook.com/EverSanCooper) @EverSanCooper (http://www.instagram.com/eversancooper/) on Instagram

Demetrius Walker joins the podcast! He is the Director of the North Houston Economic Development Center at Lone Star College. A published author, professional keynote speaker, entrepreneur, music producer and DJ. A graduate from Vanderbilt University with a BA in Economics, Demetrius talks about his passion for sustainable economic development and entrepreneurship. He delves into his experience co-founding and owning a clothing company called Dangerous Negro (DangerousNegro.com (dangerousnegro.com)) and later how that association led to him and his business partners creating a record label under the same name to produce Rhymefest (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhymefest)'s 2010 album "El Che". Demetrius' autobiography titled "I Am A Black Man: The Evolution of a Dangerous Negro (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0999023608?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=RENDKS53887CQ9B3SEH5)" was released in 2017 and is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Thanks for listening! Check out Demetrius on the following platforms: Instagram @VoteForMeek (https://www.instagram.com/voteformeek/?hl=en) and/or @Meekonomics (https://www.instagram.com/meekonomics/?hl=en) Facebook.com/TheRealMeek (https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMeek) DemetriusWalker.com (demetriuswalker.com) Send listener questions to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) and use the subject line “AskESCPodcast” or message us on Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (facebook.com/eversancooper.com) and use the #AskESCPodcast. Please RATE and REVIEW the podcast! Share with your pals and buddies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and DOWNLOAD for a fresh episode every Wednesday! EverSanCooper.com/podcast (EverSanCooper.com/podcast) Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (Facebook.com/EverSanCooper) @EverSanCooper (http://www.instagram.com/eversancooper/) on Instagram

Demetrius Walker joins the podcast! He is the Director of the North Houston Economic Development Center at Lone Star College. A published author, professional keynote speaker, entrepreneur, music producer and DJ. A graduate from Vanderbilt University with a BA in Economics, Demetrius talks about his passion for sustainable economic development and entrepreneurship. He delves into his experience co-founding and owning a clothing company called Dangerous Negro (DangerousNegro.com (dangerousnegro.com)) and later how that association led to him and his business partners creating a record label under the same name to produce Rhymefest (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rhymefest)'s 2010 album "El Che". Demetrius' autobiography titled "I Am A Black Man: The Evolution of a Dangerous Negro (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0999023608?pf_rd_p=c2945051-950f-485c-b4df-15aac5223b10&pf_rd_r=RENDKS53887CQ9B3SEH5)" was released in 2017 and is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Thanks for listening! Check out Demetrius on the following platforms: Instagram @VoteForMeek (https://www.instagram.com/voteformeek/?hl=en) and/or @Meekonomics (https://www.instagram.com/meekonomics/?hl=en) Facebook.com/TheRealMeek (https://www.facebook.com/TheRealMeek) DemetriusWalker.com (demetriuswalker.com) Send listener questions to [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) and use the subject line “AskESCPodcast” or message us on Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (facebook.com/eversancooper.com) and use the #AskESCPodcast. Please RATE and REVIEW the podcast! Share with your pals and buddies on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn Be sure to SUBSCRIBE and DOWNLOAD for a fresh episode every Wednesday! EverSanCooper.com/podcast (EverSanCooper.com/podcast) Facebook.com/EverSanCooper (Facebook.com/EverSanCooper) @EverSanCooper (http://www.instagram.com/eversancooper/) on Instagram

Angela Aja joins the podcast! Author of "Summoned to Soar: The 5 Stages of the Rise of a Woman" SummonedToSoar.com (summonedtosoar.com)

Angela Aja joins the podcast! Author of "Summoned to Soar: The 5 Stages of the Rise of a Woman" SummonedToSoar.com (summonedtosoar.com)

Angela Aja joins the podcast! Author of "Summoned to Soar: The 5 Stages of the Rise of a Woman" SummonedToSoar.com (summonedtosoar.com)

On May 29, 1944, a bomb was dropped on the Berlin Cathedral or the "Berliner Dom". It went straight through the roof all the way down to the crypt, starting blazing fires, but it was a dud. The entire city was demolished in the war, but this church didn’t get destroyed. Today this incredible church stands tall and beautiful, burn marks and all. In life we often get bombs dropped on us, and they may start raging fires, but they don’t all explode. We have to work hard to put the fire out, and we are left with scars, but we stand strong. We are more beautiful than ever. We are proud and distinguished. I could talk about this church for days, and the impact that it had on my life, but today I leave you with this. Not all bombs explode. Thanks for listening! Please SUBSCRIBE if you haven't already! Send us a REVIEW! We'd love to hear how we're doing. Email listener questions to [email protected] using the subject line "AskESCPodcast" or message us on Facebook.com/EverSanCooper and use #AskESCPodcast

On May 29, 1944, a bomb was dropped on the Berlin Cathedral or the "Berliner Dom". It went straight through the roof all the way down to the crypt, starting blazing fires, but it was a dud. The entire city was demolished in the war, but this church didn’t get destroyed. Today this incredible church stands tall and beautiful, burn marks and all. In life we often get bombs dropped on us, and they may start raging fires, but they don’t all explode. We have to work hard to put the fire out, and we are left with scars, but we stand strong. We are more beautiful than ever. We are proud and distinguished. I could talk about this church for days, and the impact that it had on my life, but today I leave you with this. Not all bombs explode. Thanks for listening! Please SUBSCRIBE if you haven't already! Send us a REVIEW! We'd love to hear how we're doing. Email listener questions to [email protected] using the subject line "AskESCPodcast" or message us on Facebook.com/EverSanCooper and use #AskESCPodcast