Late to the Game: Recent Episodes
Sean Jeffcoat
Podcast hosted by Sean Jeffcoat, giving his opinion on several topics. He primarily focuses on interviews with minorities about their specific professions. The conversations are real and each interview discusses the reasons why each person has chosen their career, how they got there, and concludes with any advice that they may want to share with anyone. Please enjoy the show!
Welcome back!
For those of you that are new to the show, welcome! On this episode, I am simply giving you an update on my life thus far (after graduation) and what is to come in the very near future.
I am looking to bring a lot more content, a lot more substantive topics, a lot more guests, and a overall better quality to the show. I am also revamping my website to host all of my content, including my podcast, blog, and (hopefully) future publications within my legal career. Essentially, trying to make everything a one stop shop for you all.
Please enjoy this episode and be on the look out for others real soon!
So, I have another special guest on the show. He has been bugging me to hop on the podcast and I finally let him. This is my dog, my brother, my homie, my teammate for life, my guy, Aaron Mellete. I would give you an intro within this bio, however, I will let him explain it on the episode! This is part one, of our conversation. The second part will come later this year in the winter. Hopefully, I can have some video to go with the convo, but for now, enjoy this great convo with a good friend of mine!
Welcome back!! Check out this episode where I speak about adapting to your environment. This is a short and sweet episode before I bring another guest on to the show.
Enjoy!
Free game!! Welcome back to another episode! Today I will be discussing constructive criticism and the idea that everyone should be able to distinguish the difference between that and solely negative feedback. I also suggest that it ties in with being coachable. Constructive criticism: 1) providing feedback in a manner that acknowledges both the positives and where there is room for improvement instead of solely focusing on the negatives; or 2) the process of offering valid and well-reasoned opinions about the work of others, usually involving both positive and negative comments, in a friendly manner rather than an oppositional one.
Another new Free Game Episode! Stop letting others (society) control you. Stop allowing someone to dictate who you are, what you do, and who you want to be. Far too often do we allow others to tell us what we want to do and far too often do we allow others to tell us what they believe is best for us. sometimes we need to ask ourselves if we truly want to be what society wants us to be. Once we figure out who we are, the possibilities in life are endless.
Today's episode features a special guest! be sure to check out who is going to chime in on Free Game! Being coachable means being open to asking for and receiving feedback, looking inward at how you can move forward, and being interested in growth. You don’t take things personally or as criticism, instead, you see it as an opportunity.
Dr. Kyle Herbet is our special guest today! Kyle is a close friend of mine, an old teammate, and just a great person to be around. This is a shorter interview but I promise we will get him back to drop even more gems! Enjoy!
Free Game: On today's episode, I tackle a quick topic, social awareness. Many peope have some sense of social awareness but not all of us do. It is a trait/characteristic that takes time to build but it is something that is very obtainable. Try your best to become very socially aware, read the room!
On this episode, I introduce you all to one of my best friends, a guy that I have known and have been friends with since we were back in middle school. This man has done many amazing things in his life but he will never let you know! Meet my guy, Jon Brown!
Free Game: Stop complaining. Be the change that you want to be, or get out of the way. Simple as that!
Free Game: Be authentically you. You should never be anyone you're not, it is as simple as that!
On today's episode, we have a special guest, Areli Jaimes. Areli is a current law student, a father, and a husband. Check out what he has to say about his journey in life!
Welcome to Late to the Game Podcast! I am your host, Sean Jeffcoat! In this episode, you are just getting a taste of what to expect and who I am with a little background information. Enjoy!