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Troy Miles

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Troy Miles–Show Notes    Troy Miles is an artist, speaker, basketball trainer and author of "The Virtual Game of Basketball", which highlights the martial arts of basketball. He considers himself as a "beyond profiteer", means he gives priceless contributions to people, places and things. Troy’s passion lives in continuous quality improvements and cooking, and he’s the proud father of two young men.   Troy considers basketball to a "martial art", due to the math, physics and fundamentals of the game itself.   "The mission is to be machine-like across all your skill sets; your technical, application and focus factors.   Troy came up with this concept while recovering from an injured Achilles tendon and coaching basketball to kids. It was then that he learned how powerful the strategy of movement actually was.   "I saw myself as a highly physical person before my injury, but now I’m more of a net-physical person, which means your prowess is now based on net outcomes. It’s all about being the best player, without being the most physical.     "The most powerful aspect of the virtual game is the programming, or skill acquisition, aspect. Troy considers this the "brain game".   Mastering this can help people in any area of their lives. Being a father of two bi-racial children is what Troy says makes him a Diversity Dad.     "It takes a certain type of social dexterity to make it work"   When his boys were 9 and 7, Troy and his wife separated, and came up with a very uncommon co-parenting plan of one-week on, and one-week off, with the kids. He says that being away from his children for a week at a time was the tough of co-parenting, although when they were together it gave him the opportunity to try different things such as cooking and reading them stories.     "It forced me into a higher expression of myself as a parent. I wouldn’t trade it for the world."   Discovering his children’s personalities, likes, dislikes and fears were the most exciting thing about being a dad to Troy.     "The discovery starts immediately, and it just never stops; I’m looking forward to the next stages".        His proudest moment was when he realized he had raised good people. Troy’s biggest obstacle was the separation with his wife. Along with the boys, who were 12 and 10 at the time, she relocated to San Diego for over a year.     "There were a lot of tears on my pillow. That was just tough. It didn’t break the connection or bond though, it just put space in it all.     "He advises parents to encourage their kids to seek and find their passions, and help them to identify them if needed."   I really believe every person has some special skill set. The key is to be able to discover it.     "Both of his kids have found their passions, one in music (see Interview Links) and the other in business and wealth building.   INTERVIEW LINKS:  www.StraightOutTheCD.com www.VirtualGameOfBasketball.com www.Facebook.com/VirtualPlayer www.Facebook.com/TroyMilesArt www.SeaOfMercury.com (Troy’s son’s band)  www.XavierMilesMusic.com

Troy Miles–Show Notes    Troy Miles is an artist, speaker, basketball trainer and author of "The Virtual Game of Basketball", which highlights the martial arts of basketball. He considers himself as a "beyond profiteer", means he gives priceless contributions to people, places and things. Troy’s passion lives in continuous quality improvements and cooking, and he’s the proud father of two young men.   Troy considers basketball to a "martial art", due to the math, physics and fundamentals of the game itself.   "The mission is to be machine-like across all your skill sets; your technical, application and focus factors.   Troy came up with this concept while recovering from an injured Achilles tendon and coaching basketball to kids. It was then that he learned how powerful the strategy of movement actually was.   "I saw myself as a highly physical person before my injury, but now I’m more of a net-physical person, which means your prowess is now based on net outcomes. It’s all about being the best player, without being the most physical.     "The most powerful aspect of the virtual game is the programming, or skill acquisition, aspect. Troy considers this the "brain game".   Mastering this can help people in any area of their lives. Being a father of two bi-racial children is what Troy says makes him a Diversity Dad.     "It takes a certain type of social dexterity to make it work"   When his boys were 9 and 7, Troy and his wife separated, and came up with a very uncommon co-parenting plan of one-week on, and one-week off, with the kids. He says that being away from his children for a week at a time was the tough of co-parenting, although when they were together it gave him the opportunity to try different things such as cooking and reading them stories.     "It forced me into a higher expression of myself as a parent. I wouldn’t trade it for the world."   Discovering his children’s personalities, likes, dislikes and fears were the most exciting thing about being a dad to Troy.     "The discovery starts immediately, and it just never stops; I’m looking forward to the next stages". <a></a>   His proudest moment was when he realized he had raised good people. Troy’s biggest obstacle was the separation with his wife. Along with the boys, who were 12 and 10 at the time, she relocated to San Diego for over a year.     "There were a lot of tears on my pillow. That was just tough. It didn’t break the connection or bond though, it just put space in it all.     "He advises parents to encourage their kids to seek and find their passions, and help them to identify them if needed."   I really believe every person has some special skill set. The key is to be able to discover it.     "Both of his kids have found their passions, one in music (see Interview Links) and the other in business and wealth building.   INTERVIEW LINKS: <a href="http://www.StraightOutTheCD.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.StraightOutTheCD.com</a> <a href="http://www.VirtualGameOfBasketball.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.VirtualGameOfBasketball.com</a> <a href="http://www.Facebook.com/VirtualPlayer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Facebook.com/VirtualPlayer</a> <a href="http://www.Facebook.com/TroyMilesArt" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.Facebook.com/TroyMilesArt</a> <a href="http://www.SeaOfMercury.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.SeaOfMercury.com</a> (Troy’s son’s band) <a href="http://www.XavierMilesMusic.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.XavierMilesMusic.com</a>

Episode #18 - Troy Miles | Priceless contributions as a parent

http://chiroclicker.com http://www.thein8model.com Since graduating from RMIT in 2004, Troy has worked as an associate in country Victoria and locumed throughout Australia before joining the c4w team in early 2011.  Troy’s family have been receiving regular chiropractic care since Troy was a few days old, subsequently, he has a thorough understanding of just how chiropractic helps in growing up to live a natural, healthy and active life. Troy’s integrated approach uses a range of chiropractic techniques including low-force adjustments using the Activator, manual and drop-piece adjustments. He is certified in the Webster Technique (for pregnancy), is advanced certified in SOT (Sacro Occipital Technic) and has recently become a qualified Craniopath (SOTOA).  He specialises in cranial and TMJ issues, particularly in children and babies. Troy is a member of the Chiropractors Association of Australia, the College of Chiropractic Neuro-developmental Peadiatrics and the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association. He is also an active volunteer and member of the Australian Spinal Research Foundation and the Sacro Occipital Technic Organisation of Australasia.  Troy is passionate about allowing people of all ages to get healthy, and to naturally live a happy life at optimum health. As a chiropractor, he loves to help families over many generations, from babies only a few days old, right through to their great grandparents.

<a href="http://chiroclicker.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://chiroclicker.com</a> <a href="http://www.thein8model.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.thein8model.com</a> Since graduating from RMIT in 2004, Troy has worked as an associate in country Victoria and locumed throughout Australia before joining the c4w team in early 2011.  Troy’s family have been receiving regular chiropractic care since Troy was a few days old, subsequently, he has a thorough understanding of just how chiropractic helps in growing up to live a natural, healthy and active life. Troy’s integrated approach uses a range of chiropractic techniques including low-force adjustments using the Activator, manual and drop-piece adjustments. He is certified in the Webster Technique (for pregnancy), is advanced certified in SOT (Sacro Occipital Technic) and has recently become a qualified Craniopath (SOTOA).  He specialises in cranial and TMJ issues, particularly in children and babies. Troy is a member of the Chiropractors Association of Australia, the College of Chiropractic Neuro-developmental Peadiatrics and the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association. He is also an active volunteer and member of the Australian Spinal Research Foundation and the Sacro Occipital Technic Organisation of Australasia.  Troy is passionate about allowing people of all ages to get healthy, and to naturally live a happy life at optimum health. As a chiropractor, he loves to help families over many generations, from babies only a few days old, right through to their great grandparents.

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When I first met Troy Miles, I was blown away by his loud, vivacious, bold personality and style. I’ll never forget the words he was sharing with his Lincoln Heritage Team. “We started from the bottom, now we’re here…” While I knew he was mouthing the motivating words of rap super star Drake, it seemed to personify and epitomize Troy’s ascent from the bottom and now over the top super star lifestyle. I’m honored that Troy is my first guest featured on Hustle &amp; Heart TV. In many ways, his meager beginnings remind me of mine. His meteoric climb to success with Lincoln Heritage Life Insurance is astonishing. The Miles Group is the fastest-growing and top-producing agency of the nation’s largest final expense company – Lincoln Heritage. The Miles Group regularly produces over $1 Million Dollars in annual premium on a monthly basis.

When I first met Troy Miles, I was blown away by his loud, vivacious, bold personality and style. I’ll never forget the words he was sharing with his Lincoln Heritage Team. “We started from the bottom, now we’re here…” While I knew he was mouthing the motivating words of rap super star Drake, it seemed to personify and epitomize Troy’s ascent from the bottom and now over the top super star lifestyle. I’m honored that Troy is my first guest featured on Hustle &amp; Heart TV. In many ways, his meager beginnings remind me of mine. His meteoric climb to success with Lincoln Heritage Life Insurance is astonishing. The Miles Group is the fastest-growing and top-producing agency of the nation’s largest final expense company – Lincoln Heritage. The Miles Group regularly produces over $1 Million Dollars in annual premium on a monthly basis.

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