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The healthcare system feels expensive, confusing, and slow for a reason and Dr. Jade Norris isn’t afraid to say it out loud. We sit down with the founder and CEO of Inspire Primary Care in Las Vegas to talk about Direct Primary Care (DPC), a membership medicine model that skips the insurance middleman for most everyday needs and brings back what people actually want: time, access, and a real relationship with their primary care doctor.

We get specific about how DPC works, what a typical monthly membership costs, and why transparent pricing changes everything. Dr. Jade breaks down cash-pay labs and imaging, the hidden inflation inside insurance billing, and how people can keep insurance for the big stuff while using membership-based primary care for the 90% that happens under one roof. If you’ve ever been told to “go see three specialists” or waited months for approvals, this conversation will feel like someone finally translated the system into plain English.

Then we go beyond the business model. Dr. Jade shares what it took to open her practice straight from residency while eight weeks postpartum, how she learned entrepreneurship like an MBA at night, and why mentors matter. We also talk medical weight loss, obesity stigma, and GLP-1 medications through the lens of outcomes that matter like energy, sleep apnea, and chronic disease risk. To round it out, she reflects on Las Vegas as a medical desert, her children’s books (You Can Call Me Queen / King), and practical ways to protect your energy while building a big life.

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We took “Beyond the Game” live, and the biggest theme that keeps showing up is simple: talent is common, structure is rare. So we brought in three people who’ve actually built systems around talent and turned it into careers, community, and ownership right here in Las Vegas and far beyond.

Morris Jackson breaks down how esports goes way past “kids playing video games.” We talk youth esports training, discipline, coaching, teamwork, and why the new third space for young people is digital. He shares how Valhalla builds an 18 month development pathway, why off screen learning matters as much as game time, and how branding and professionalism can make or break sponsorships. If you’ve ever wondered whether esports careers are real, this conversation puts numbers, process, and accountability behind it.

Ricardo Laguna connects BMX risk to entrepreneurship, networking, and investing. He gets real about failing fast, protecting your time, and why some “easy” businesses cost more than money. Then Ron “The American Dream” Johnson brings the boxing promoter perspective: how he learned discipline early, what influencer boxing changes for the sport, and why athletes have to stop chasing relevance and start building ownership. We close with a message on unity, respect, and building something that lasts.

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