Episodes

Monday Mar 11, 2024
Monday Mar 11, 2024
“If you want to see success, you have to do the work. Hard work is your best friend.”
According to the American Psychologist Association, in 2023, there has been a 45% increase in reported mental illness since 2019. Naturally, this number does not reflect the millions of unreported mental health emergencies.
This week Ms. Rita and I discuss the importance of developing a healthy mind set and we review the many contributing factors that impact an individual’s mental state. Ms. Rita shares how her own personal life struggles prepared her for a career helping others to overcome life’s many pitfalls.
The complexities of the human mind make it impossible to have a one size fits all approach. The Region 4 Mental Health facility takes a one on one approach to learning and understanding each individual’s areas of concern and then personalized counseling helps to instill, in those individuals, the tools that will need to lead a happier and healthier life.
I encourage you to tune in to see what resources are available and how to access them. I feel like we can all agree, life can very unpredictable and you never know when yourself or someone you love may find themselves in a difficult place. Knowing how and where to access assistance can literally save a life. You can find assistance by calling: 1-888-287-4443. There will be someone there to take your calls 24 hours a day – 7 days a week.
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Monday Mar 04, 2024
Monday Mar 04, 2024
“We make a living by what we get, but we make a life by what we give.”
I feel like everyone is born with a gift or a talent. What works for one person, obviously, may not work for another. It is for that reason that we must be attentive to those that are called to serve. This week’s guest is a true patriot and has a heart to make a difference
Mr. Eubanks shares with my listeners how growing up with a father involved in politics laid the foundation to one day run for office himself. After winning State Representative in 2016, his love for serving has grown, and now he hopes to serve all Americans as a United States Senator from Mississippi. Politics can be an unforgiving, arduous task, that is often polarizing when mixed beliefs and ideologies clash. In order to be effective, one must remember they are in voted to serve the people, not to serve themselves or personal interest groups.
Mr. Eubanks is nothing other than authentic and genuine. Our conversation describes the influences that helped to mold him into the person he is today, and I am certain that you would agree, he has his heart and priorities in the right place. Regardless of who you support, the one thing Mr. Eubanks encourages all to do is vote!
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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Monday Feb 26, 2024
Monday Feb 26, 2024
“We can do small things with great love.” ~ Mother Teresa
It is no secret life can be unfair and very difficult. If you are fortunate enough to come from a stable loving family you are still not immune to the harsh realities of life. However, for some kids, they are forced to grow up quick and many times they find themselves in very unfavorable situations from a lifetime of neglect and lack of mentorship.
This week my guest shares her story of how she followed her first love of journalism which ultimately led to finding her purpose in life. Mrs. Anna discovered how her love of communication and her devotion to her faith could be used in a big way with underprivileged youth.
The Palmer Home provides a stable life, with structure and mentorship that is fueled with love, compassion, and a Christ based approach. Showing children that they matter and that they are capable is the best way to influence positive outcomes. Fostering is needed all around the world and my hope is that this episode will spark a fire in others to get involved and help where they can.
If you want to learn more you can contact the Palmer Home at http://www.palmerhome.org or call 662-449-2400.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more. This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC http://ShelbyRowProductions.com
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Monday Feb 19, 2024
Monday Feb 19, 2024
“I will turn my talents towards humankind’s business.” This was the quote given to me by this week’s guest. Mr. Michael McGill reached out to via FB to see if I would be interested in hearing why he was running for Congress. Full disclosure, I am not a platform that desires to highlight self-serving ventures. That said, it only took a 10 minute phone call to see that Mr. McGill had very little interest in being a self-promoter or self-serving, and he had actually spent a lifetime serving others. This opportunity was just his next most logical step to continue that trend.
Mr. McGill shares with my listeners how his hardworking parents gave him the structure needed to tackle hard circumstances. Being born with a club foot could have left him feeling sorry for himself and he could have settled into a lifetime of being a victim of circumstance. Instead, he just saw this as one more thing he would face head on and prove to others, as well as himself, that anything can be possible when you put your heart and soul into the task at hand.
While in the military serving his country he found yet again another way to give back. Seeing the need for basic life supplies Mr. McGill took it upon himself to take action and started a nonprofit to meet the needs of those less fortunate. His organization is called, School of Athens, children’s charity. To put it simply, Mr. McGill is not one to sit around and complain, he is a man of action and I know that you will find his story and his life to be very inspirational.
You can learn more about his nonprofit at, MMcGill@HelpSchoolOfAthens.com or http://HelpSchoolOfAthens.com and you can learn more about his candidacy at Michael.McGill@StayAmerican.org
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Monday Feb 12, 2024
Monday Feb 12, 2024
Life happens fast and time passes quickly, this is why we need to be reminded that our life transitions from one moment to the next, just like seasons.
When things aren’t going the way we would have hoped and we can’t seem to find the right choice, no matter what we do, we just need to take a breath. The best way to approach life is to embrace the difficult moments. It is in those moments that we are building a stronger foundation for the future.
Roller coasters go up and down and where you find a valley, you will soon see the top of the mountain. Balance your response to a situation and trust that when you keep moving forward you will see better times ahead. The one thing we can all agree on is, your situation will never get better if you quit. You must keep going, never give up. You are worth it, and never forget that!
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Saturday Feb 10, 2024
Saturday Feb 10, 2024
Our dear friend Ann Lunceford from Precious in Pink needs our help. Ann and her jail ministry provide a stable Christ-centered environment for women wanting to change their lives post-incarceration. Sadly, Ann's house was destroyed due to a house fire and needs our help. Please watch the video for all the details, and you can donate to her GoFund by clicking the link below. Thank you, Christopher Camp, for hosting this important interview.
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Monday Feb 05, 2024
Monday Feb 05, 2024
I feel like it is safe to say, many of us have someone we can point to in our lives that has had a huge impact on the person we develop into. In fact, most of us may have several people. It is not lost on me the importance of doing the right thing, even when it is the most difficult thing to do.
This week’s guest is a glowing example of how a balanced approach to issues can be the most productive way to solve a problem. Mrs. Merry Mattix is a RN/Paramedic and she happens to be the Southwest Tennessee Community College EMS (Emergency Medical Services) Program Director, the Allied Health Interim Dean and oh yeah…My boss.
When I was thinking about how I could wrap up my series on education the thought occurred to me, why not bring in one of the pioneers of education in the world of EMS. Mrs. Mattix shares with my listeners how she found herself going from Paramedic to RN and eventually to Director, and all along the way it was her love and passion of helping others that inspired her to stay in the profession for over 30 years and still counting.
Her ability to manage different personalities and at the same time put her personal desires on hold while pursuing the best possible outcomes for the program has been awe inspiring. I am beyond thankful for the mentorship and influence that I’ve received while teaching under her direction and I know that her legacy will last on for many generations to come.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Monday Jan 29, 2024
Monday Jan 29, 2024
Building community is one of the most important cornerstones of my podcast. The ability to bring people together through each other’s stories is one of the most rewarding aspects of podcasting in my opinion.
Recently I’ve had people from all across America reach out to me about different podcasts. One of my larger followings recently has been from the community of Foley, AL. This surge of support prompted me to send a video request to Foley inquiring about the interest of someone coming on my show. It was that video that led me to this week’s guest.
Mrs. Stephanie Cody is a high school teacher at Foley High School home of the Lions. At the time I was connected to Mrs. Cody I had the beginnings of a series about education under way. Some may say it was a coincidence that she happened to be a teacher, but I like to believe things don’t happen by accident.
Mrs. Cody shares with us how she took several paths before landing on becoming a teacher. Her love for helping young people and helping to mold the next generation started at an early age and was inspired through her faith. Mrs. Cody and I discuss similarities about teaching and education.
In addition to teaching, Mrs. Cody even kickstarted the school’s first podcast as a way to highlight the students and the great things her community is doing. Her dedication to her students and the future of education will leave you feeling inspired and grateful to have great people like Mrs. Cody influencing the future generation.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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Monday Jan 22, 2024
Monday Jan 22, 2024
In order to fully address education in today’s society we must be able to see things through the eyes of our youth. This week’s guests are Emily, Kinsley and Reid, all 9th graders at Hernando High School in Hernando, Mississippi.
In this episode we tackle several hot topic discussions like Social Media, COVID, cell phones, 9/11, school systems and even dance styles. This group of energetic and intelligent teenagers, are certain to bring a smile to your face, but more importantly, give you hope in the future.
It is understood that change is inevitable and from one generation to the next, the challenges may be similar, but ultimately, they will be unique to the times. This is why it is so important to take the time to actually listen to the young generation and to not be dismissive to their concerns. While I may have experienced many of the same issues during my early years, like bullying and difficulties navigating relationships with a significant other, the simple fact is, there are several differences that cannot be ignored. My guests showed great courage answering sensitive questions and gave some rather insightful and well-articulated responses.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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Monday Jan 08, 2024
Monday Jan 08, 2024
In this week’s episode I had the incredible pleasure to sit down with the Mayor of Walls, Mississippi. Mayor Keidron Henderson and I have actually known each other for over 30 years, but as life tends to go, we hadn’t seen each other for a few decades. I can honestly say, our conversation does not disappoint.
Mayor Henderson explained how his aspirations of becoming a sports phenom and being able to provide for his family was suddenly derailed when he tore ligaments in both knees and in the same time frame learned he was going to become a teenage father. With his future seemingly falling apart and not knowing how to move forward, he found himself slipping into a deep depression and having suicidal thoughts. Thankfully he chose to not give up when he was reminded of how he had longed for a father in his life and how he would be doing the same thing to his child by leaving this earth, he chose to fight for his future.
Mayor Henderson shares how he developed a strong work ethic and within one year, his entire life had started to turn around. Crediting his 5th grade teacher, his mother and grandmother for instilling in him the confidence to be great, Mayor Henderson is blazing a trail and leaving behind an incredible legacy, including becoming the first African American Mayor in Desoto County, Mississippi. His inspiring story of overcoming great odds and developing into a great city leader is guaranteed to touch your heart.
Please continue to listen and support this podcast and be sure to check out my social media content on my website http://MotivateWithCoachCamp.com Also, if you are interested in becoming an official sponsor of this podcast please click the link below to learn more.
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This episode was recorded at SRP Studios and Produced by Shelby Row Productions LLC
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