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Bradfo catches up with an old friend, who also just happens to be a Hall of Famer, David Ortiz. It's always a good time when these two get together, with this being no exception. In this sit-down in the JetBlue Park dugout, Bradfo and David talk about how clubhouses have changed, his relationship with Rafael Devers, and how he views his current existence as one of the game's most entertaining baseball analysts. It's a good time with Papi. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

¡Bienvenidos al episodio de cierre de temporada de Pesos Pesados! En esta ocasión, tenemos el honor y el placer de entrevistar al legendario David Ortiz, uno de los referentes del béisbol en República Dominicana y el mundo, conocido como Big Papi. David nos comparte su historia desde sus humildes comienzos en los barrios de Santo Domingo, su infancia en Haina, y cómo esos valores inculcados por sus padres lo llevaron a convertirse en un ídolo de las Grandes Ligas, inspirando a toda una generación de dominicanos y latinoamericanos. Nos narra sus primeros pasos en el béisbol, las dificultades enfrentadas, y cómo la disciplina, la fe y el apoyo familiar fueron claves en su crecimiento profesional. Además, comenta detalles inéditos de su carrera en la MLB y Boston Red Sox, las Series Mundiales, el famoso comeback de 2004, sus momentos más emocionantes y también los desafíos, lesiones y decisiones cruciales que le permitieron llegar a la cima. En esta conversación, David Ortiz también habla de su faceta como empresario, sus proyectos filantrópicos, la importancia de valorar la historia, los procesos y el patrimonio, así como su compromiso con su país y su comunidad. Nos confía cómo ha construido su marca personal, cómo ha gestionado sus contratos en las Grandes Ligas, el papel de sus equipos de trabajo y agentes, y el impacto de las redes sociales en su carrera post retiro. Asimismo, comparte anécdotas profundas sobre su familia, su fe, su amor por la música, y su visión del futuro de la República Dominicana. Hablamos también del episodio del maratón de Boston, la tragedia y la resiliencia de esa ciudad, y cómo la mentalidad positiva, la unión y el liderazgo marcan la diferencia en momentos difíciles. Si eres fanático del béisbol, emprendedor, o simplemente quieres inspirarte con la historia de un dominicano que ha sabido conquistar sus sueños y devolver a su país, este episodio es para ti. No olvides suscribirte a Pesos Pesados y seguirnos en todas nuestras plataformas para más contenido de valor. ¡Gracias por acompañarnos en esta sexta temporada, nos vemos en la próxima!

In Part Two of our interview with Colorado Congressman David Ortiz, we sit down for an in depth discussion about disability rights. We’ll cover everything from the issues to how to get involved - he even pitches a bill idea on the spot. While you don't need to listen to Part 1, The Man, The Myth, The Legend: David Ortiz, for this episode to make sense - you should still go back and give it a listen - it's fun and we talk about cephalopods. Below is a list of the resources Representative Ortiz calls out in the podcast. Colorado Legislature PASCO Disability Law Colorado CCDC: Colorado Cross-Disability Association Paralyzed Veterans of America Engage Dora Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“The power of two, three, four or five is way better than one, right? My dad will say, two heads are better than one, right? Yeah. I've got capital. I've got some experience. And there are some guys that don't have the capital, but they've got the hunger they’ve got the desire. What a great combination. I'm going to continue to leverage the relationships that I'm a part of, and continue to help people that call me up and ask if I’m interested…we’re all part of the same brotherhood and sisterhood.” - David Ortiz David Ortiz (USAFA ‘90) is the most aggressive and creative action-taker that’s ever been through the Real Estate Investing Accelerator. Our metrics prove it! In under one year, David took down eight deals and formed an LLC with three of his Real Estate Accelerator classmates. After serving in the U.S. Air Force, David achieved amazing success in both the corporate business world and as an entrepreneur. David’s desire to add value to his portfolio through real estate encompassed a desire to invest in others and add value to their lives through mentorship. His humility and wisdom are a benefit to everyone. In this episode, we discuss: Why David decided to diversify his portfolio with real estate The benefits of working with Service Academy grads Why mentorship is rewarding and exciting How trust and respect accelerate real estate success We also share how David developed a reputation as the Real Estate Accelerator ‘Godfather’ and why developing your network and forming partnerships is so important. David gives us a run-down of the deals he’s part of right now and we discuss why developments are a prime opportunity. We really value David’s experience and appreciate the incredible value he adds to our community. We hope this episode inspires you to find a mentor who wants to support you on your path to financial freedom! Would you like to join the next accelerator? Schedule a call with the team to learn more about the upcoming course: https://sabmgroup.com/real-estate-accelerator-connect/ Real Estate Accelerator: https://sabmgroup.com/realestate/

About our Guest: David Ortiz. Producer, Content Development Executive for Universal & WB and CEO of tech start-up Clck TV. https://www.linkedin.com/in/luis-david-ortiz-a3258616b/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/luis-david-ortiz-a3258616b/) http://clck.tv/ (http://clck.tv/) In this special episode of TDR we’re joined by Producer, Former Universal & Warner Bros Development Executive and Tech start-up CEO, David Ortiz as we dedicate our whole show to our Courage or Cringe segment. 1. Is Twitter’s decision to take a page out of Wikipedia to battle its moderation woes a stroke of genius, or a cauldron about to bubble over? 2. Should theme parks be held to historical accuracy in their amusement attractions, or does fun and entertainment by definition require a suspension of reality? 3. How do companies balance the needs for representation among their staff and internal decision-making with the very real dangers of potential tokenization? Twitter introduces “Birdwatch” to deal with its misinformation problem. https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/twitter-launches-birdwatch-forum-combat-misinformation-n1255552 (https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/social-media/twitter-launches-birdwatch-forum-combat-misinformation-n1255552) https://www.fastcompany.com/90598070/twitter-birdwatch-misinformation-risks (https://www.fastcompany.com/90598070/twitter-birdwatch-misinformation-risks) Disneyland updating racist ride? https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-01-25/disneyland-plotting-long-overdue-changes-to-the-jungle-cruise (https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/story/2021-01-25/disneyland-plotting-long-overdue-changes-to-the-jungle-cruise) https://www.marketwatch.com/story/disney-is-overhauling-another-popular-ride-that-some-argue-has-racist-content-11611678188 (https://www.marketwatch.com/story/disney-is-overhauling-another-popular-ride-that-some-argue-has-racist-content-11611678188) Black Comedy Central Employees Tokenized https://www.businessinsider.com/comedy-central-employees-accuse-executives-of-discriminatory-behavior-2021-1 (https://www.businessinsider.com/comedy-central-employees-accuse-executives-of-discriminatory-behavior-2021-1) Support this podcast