In this episode of Pelham Place, another short takeaway from a 2020 conversation with clinical and sports psychologist, author, and speaker Dr. Bhrett McCabe.

Dr. McCabe breaks down how he transitioned from a college athlete, into the corporate world, and then into his own practice coaching others. His clients include professional athletes, NCAA teams and athletic programs, business leaders, and corporations around the world.

Find out more about Dr. Bhrett at BhrettMcCabe.com

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In this episode, I connect with award-winning producer, engineer, and musician, Jack Miele, who talks about the process of releasing music, the difference between a record and an album, and the one thing that changed music and the way that we consume it.

Connect with Jack on social media or at his website - www.jackmiele.com

Be Kind and Do Good!

In this encore replay, Jay revisits his conversation with entrepreneur and author of Blue Collar Cash, Ken Rusk.

Ken shares his journey from ditch-digging as a teenager to successful business owner and mentor, and explains why the trades remain one of the most secure and rewarding career paths available today.

Whether you’re exploring career options, looking to pivot, or just curious about finding happiness outside of traditional paths, Ken’s perspective offers encouragement and actionable steps for building the life you truly want.

Learn more at KenRusk.com

Grab a copy of Blue Collar Cash wherever books are sold.

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Be Kind and Do Good