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Today I talk about a post from @garyvee - where he states that being accountable is very different from “beating yourself up” - I, like I’m sure many of you, tend to beat myself up a lot more than I should. As I continue to understand how important it is to be accountable for your actions, behaviors and failures, I also have come to understand the importance of being my biggest my fan.  Let’s...

I spent today trying my best to paint part of our new house. The problem is, I am absolutely terrible at anything that has to do with being domesticated around the house - fixing things, building things, hanging things, etc. I never took the time to learn because I knew I was so bad at it. So today, I want to challenge you to GET OVER IT and try your best. Find an article on google or watch some v...

On Digmi Discussion Interview #26, Ray Digmi catches up with MTV alum and Yes Network Contributor, Keith McPherson. Keith and Ray had the opportunity to sit down and share his story recently at The Gathering Shops at the Garden State Plaza Mall - where we proudly showcased our recent Digmi X McPherson Collaboration collection. Keith, known as the Mac Of All Trades, talks about his deep passion for...

On today's Daily Dose, I talk about time - and how we have all been guilty of saying things like "I don't have the time" or "I'm running out of time" or the most famous of all..."There's just not enough time in the day". But isn't there enough time in the day if something is important to us? It it's a priority. wouldn't we make the time? Today, I recommend that we all make the time to do something...

Today I use the World Series Champions, the Washington Nationals, as an example of how important it is to stay in the fight. The Nationals were a team that no one expected to go on this incredible run - but they fought their way into the playoffs as a wild card team; and with the odds against them, they showed up to the dance and made some magic happen. It's amazing what can happen if you just get...

Today, I remind everyone to KEEP IT MOVING! That's right - with all of the moving I've been doing recently, it reminded me how important it is to keep moving along. Sometimes the path that you're on isn't the best way to the finish line. Sometimes you may have to carry pivot, change lanes and make a big move to help reach your destination. Remember, if you keep it moving, you're bound to make prog...

Today, I try to remind everyone out there listening that You're Not Too Old And It's Not To Late to do something that you are passionate about. So go out there and start that hobby, side hustle or dream you always wanted to chase. Remember, you'll never be as young as you are right now! And I give a little shoutout to newly named Chicago Cubs Manager - David Ross

On this Tip Tuesday, I share a tweet with some very wise words from my man Keith McPherson. Keith who recently joined the Digmi family in early 2019, is a MTV alum, YES Network contributor and die-hard New York Yankees fan (sorry Mets fans). He shared a tweet yesterday that I would hit home for all of us!

On a late night edition of my Daily Dose, I talk about Spirit Day and challenge all of us to be better than bullying!

Today was a super long day...like 6am to 10pm long! I talk about how the difficult days make the good days taste even sweeter. I also talk about committing to consistency and why I decided to record my Daily Dose at almost 11pm!

Today, I pass along a Ray Digmi Recommendation - my latest book, by Marie Forleo, EVERYTHING IS FIGUREOUTABLE. This perspective changing phrase, that she picked up from her mother as a child, will help you look at your daily challenges with more optimism and confidence. This book and phrase has already helped me change the way I view everything that comes my way...And I have a feeling that it will...

On this Monday, I pass along a recommendation that I think can help all of us - if there is something that you want to accomplish in your day, wake up and DO IT EARLY!

On todays Daily Dose, my special guest, my baby sister Jennifer Michelle Navarrete and I talk about the importance of having fun with family - especially when the days to do so are so few and far between!

Today, we talk about World Mental Health Day and share a very honest and powerful post from my baby sister Jennifer Michelle Navarrete

Today, I talk about Los Angeles star pitcher Clayton Kershaw - who held himself accountable for his performance in a devastating Game 5 loss to the Washington Nationals. An example of class and maturity, his post game interview was an example that each of us can learn from.

Today, I talk about the dramatic Game 5 out in Los Angeles between the Dodgers and Washington Nationals - proving that you don't always have to be the best team throughout the season to make a big splash in the postseason. Whether its professional baseball or the business world, sometimes all you have to do is just get into the dance!

Today we talk about the big game 5's in Major League Baseball and what it takes to put yourself in a position to move on - And we talk about a very short, but powerful interview from Tampa Bay Rays slugger Tommy Pham

On this Daily Dose, I share a quote from the hit HBO show "Ballers", talk a little bit about the incredible journey of Minnesota Twins pitcher Ryan Dobnak and try to remind each of us that "A year or two can make a world of difference".

It’s the last 90+ of 2019 to push forward and accomplish those goals! I pass along some words of encouragement to help you keep your eyes on the prize!

Today on Digmi Discussion Interview #25, we sit down with multiple start up entrepreneur and owner of Cheech's Own Coffee, Steven "Cheech" Chioochi Cheech, a native of the Bridgewater, NJ, is the ideal entrepreneur, having been the force behind multiple start-up businesses, including Cheech’s Own Coffee Company, The Areli Group, his creative digital agency, and the Ville Fest, his inaugural film &...

On Digmi Discussion Interview #24 - we catch up with mixed martial artist, entrepreneur and motivational content creator, Eddie “Truck” Gordon. Eddie, a native of Jamaica and Long Island New York resident, was a standout high school football player, who’s original goal was to play in the NFL. Attending Fordham University and taking advantage of a great education, Eddie was able to pivot into a car...

On Digmi Discussion Interview #23, we catch up with former Major League Baseball player, entrepreneur and health & fitness guru, Cory Aldridge.  Cory, a native of Abilene, Texas, grew up athletic family, with his father playing professional football. And although Cory showed the same promise on the gridiron, it was his grandfather who was a respected baseball coach, that Cory to recognize...

  On Digmi Discussion Interview #22 - we catch up with former professional baseball player, University Of Miami Alum and current president of the sports & entertainment division of Global Wealth Management - Richard Giannotti Richard, a native of south Florida ( who also spent part of his childhood days in the northeast) was a standout athlete, playing football, baseball and what many of...

On Digmi Discussion Interview #21, we introduce you to former Major League Baseball pLayer and current scout for the Miami Marlins, Clint Robinson Clint a native of Arkansas, was a standout college baseball player at Troy University, eventually becoming a 25th round draft selection by the Kansas City Royals. With no guarantees of ever reaching the big leagues, Clint had to prove himself every step...

DIGMI DISCUSSION interview #20 with former Seton Hall University Baseball All-American, Chicago Cubs draft pick and current Assistant Coach at New Jersey Institute of Technology, Giuseppe Papaccio. Listen to Giuseppe talk about his upbringing, growing up in Nutley, NJ, where he fell in love with the game of baseball at a young age. That love for game led Giuseppe on a journey that helped him becom...