Dream Plan Execute

Ramon Parchment
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This podcast explores what it takes to execute your vision of the future by developing your power using an athletic mindset and project management principles to execute relentlessly.

  1. 5d ago

    EP 053: From Purpose to Impact: Finding Your Passion, Navigating Career Transitions, Redefining Success, and Building a Meaningful Career Through Entrepreneurship

    What does it take to turn your passion into purpose and build a career that creates meaningful change? In this episode of Dream. Plan. Execute., we sit down with Elizabeth Angeles, whose journey from growing up in New York City to attending the prestigious Dalton School and Columbia University shaped her commitment to leadership, community, and social impact. Elizabeth shares how her experience with the Oliver Scholars Program opened doors, the lessons she learned navigating elite academic environments, and how she discovered her ikigai—the intersection of passion, purpose, and profession. From supporting Puerto Rico following Hurricane Maria to navigating the challenges of COVID-19 at United Way, Elizabeth reflects on the experiences that inspired her entrepreneurial journey and the founding of Angela's Impact Advising. Throughout the conversation, we explore the importance of mentorship, embracing uncertainty, taking calculated risks, and defining success on your own terms. Whether you're a student, emerging professional, or aspiring entrepreneur, Elizabeth's story is a reminder that success isn't always a straight path—it's about finding your purpose and having the courage to pursue it. Episode Chapters 00:00 – Introduction & Growing Up in New York City 01:39 – Family Background & Early Influences 02:09 – Education & The Oliver Scholars Program 06:32 – Life at Dalton School & College Decisions 11:43 – Choosing Columbia University & Studying Economics 13:22 – Campus Leadership & Getting Involved 17:50 – Career Exploration & Discovering Ikigai 29:00 – Entering the Workforce & Navigating Career Choices 43:23 – Supporting Puerto Rico After Hurricane Maria 47:09 – Working at United Way During COVID-19 52:59 – Founding Angela's Impact Advising 01:04:54 – Lessons Learned & Advice to Her Younger Self 01:06:09 – Future Goals & Final Reflections Dream Boldly. Plan Intentionally. Execute Relentlessly. #DreamPlanExecute #ElizabethAngeles #FindingYourPurpose #Entrepreneurship #Leadership #CareerDevelopment #SocialImpact #ColumbiaUniversity #OliverScholars #Ikigai #PersonalGrowth

  2. May 11

    EP 050: Resilience, Purpose, Self-Belief & Betting on Yourself Even When Life Feels Uncertain and the Path Ahead Is Unclear

    In this milestone Episode 50 of Dream Plan Execute, we sit down with Treshawna Hutchinson for a powerful conversation about resilience, purpose, growth, and the mindset required to keep moving forward despite obstacles. Treshawna shares her personal journey, lessons learned through adversity, and the importance of betting on yourself even when the path ahead is uncertain. From navigating challenges to building confidence and staying grounded in purpose, this episode is filled with honest insights and motivation for anyone chasing their goals. This conversation dives into:• The power of perseverance and self-belief• Navigating setbacks while staying focused on long-term vision• Growth through discomfort and life experiences• Building confidence and discipline• The importance of community, mentorship, and authenticity• What it truly means to Dream. Plan. Execute. Episode 50 is a reminder that success is rarely a straight line but consistency, faith, and action can take you further than fear ever will. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Treshawna Hutchinson 07:59 The Journey of Passion and Resilience 14:41 Mental Fortitude and Overcoming Challenges 20:56 The Role of Family and Spirituality 25:40 Daily Routines and Execution Mechanics 32:19 Fitness Modeling and Pageantry Journey 41:42 Advice to Younger Self and Future Aspirations

  3. Mar 30

    EP 049: Math Is Not the Problem The Real Reason Students Struggle How Fear Is Created and What It Takes to Overcome It for Good

    In this episode of Dream Plan Execute, we challenge one of the biggest myths in education that being good at math is about intelligence. The truth is it is not about being naturally smart. It is about resilience, patience, and the willingness to keep going when things get hard. In this conversation, we break down why so many people struggle with math and how that struggle is often created by the way it is taught not by a lack of ability. We explore how mindset, storytelling, and emotional connection can transform the learning experience and help students build real confidence. We also dive into how innovation and AI are beginning to reshape education and what it will take to prepare students for long term success in a rapidly changing world. This episode is for anyone who has ever felt stuck in learning, doubted their ability, or is looking to grow both academically and personally. How to build resilience in learning and push through challenges Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Math and Mindset04:57 The Journey Through Learning07:58 Teaching Philosophy and Impact10:54 Cultural Perspectives on Education14:05 The Role of Resilience17:12 Different Education Systems20:04 Emotional Connection in Learning23:01 Pursuing Higher Education25:53 Innovative Teaching Methods29:53 Building Confidence and Resilience34:07 The Role of AI36:33 College Readiness43:26 Creating Supportive Environments51:00 Overcoming Challenges

  4. Feb 16

    EP 048: From Corporate Expectations to Personal Liberation Finding Ikigai Through Fitness and Jiu-Jitsu

    Episode 48 of Dream Plan Execute, Ramon Parchment sits down with Pauline Kim for a powerful and deeply personal conversation about courage, identity, and purpose. Pauline shares her transformative journey from a structured career in accounting to becoming a personal trainer and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner. Raised in an immigrant family with high expectations, she followed the “safe” path until corporate pressure and depression forced her to confront a deeper truth: she wasn’t aligned with her purpose. Through fitness, faith, and community, Pauline discovered her Ikigai the intersection of passion, mission, vocation, and profession. What started as personal healing evolved into a calling. Today, through PMK Fitness, she empowers others to build physical strength, mental resilience, and confidence while funding meaningful community initiatives. This episode is about more than a career pivot.It’s about rediscovering yourself. Growing up in an immigrant household often comes with high expectations and limited room for deviation. Career success without alignment can lead to burnout and depression. Ikigai provides a framework for finding meaningful direction. Fitness can be a powerful tool for mental health and self-discovery. Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu builds mindfulness, confidence, and composure under pressure. Community is essential for transformation. Self-care is not selfish it fuels impact. Honest self-reflection is required to overcome fear. Empowerment starts from within. Execution requires movement even when you don’t feel ready. Pauline opens up about: Navigating depression while working in corporate accounting The awakening moment that sparked change The leap from stability to uncertainty Starting over as a personal trainer Entering the world of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu The unique power of Jiu-Jitsu for women Coaching high performers and alpha personalities Overcoming inertia and executing goals Building PMK Fitness as a mission-driven platform Chapters 00:00 – From Numbers to Jiu-Jitsu: Pauline's Journey06:42 – The Awakening: Realizing a Need for Change11:56 – Finding Ikigai: The Intersection of Passion and Purpose14:37 – The Transition: Leaving Accounting for Fitness16:59 – Community and Fitness: Building Connections22:03 – Faith and Resilience: Navigating Military Life23:15 – Starting Fresh: The Journey into Personal Training25:52 – The Challenge of Coaching in Large Classes27:52 – The Journey into Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu30:01 – Finding the Right Jiu-Jitsu Gym32:48 – Overcoming Challenges in Jiu-Jitsu33:42 – The Importance of Jiu-Jitsu for Women37:49 – Training an Alpha Male: A Unique Experience40:30 – Executing Your Goals: Overcoming Inertia42:16 – Building PMK Fitness: A Legacy of Empowerment43:44 – Merging Fitness with Mission Work

  5. 11/24/2025

    EP 046: The Operator’s Edge: How Mastering Your Energy Unlocks Consistent High Performance Without Burnout

    In this episode of Dream Plan Execute, Ramon sits down with Ritchie Nkana, founder of Body & Bank Connection™ and creator of The Operator’s Edge, to uncover what it truly takes to perform at a high level without burning out. Ritchie introduces his four pillar performance framework The Operator, The Architect, The Builder, and The Leader. Each pillar highlights a different dimension of sustainable achievement, showing how energy, clarity, systems, and relationships all work together to support long term success. Ramon and Ritchie dive into why managing your energy leads to better execution, why clarity must come before speed, how systems create space for growth, and why relationships ultimately determine longevity in both business and life. Ritchie also shares practical tools that achievers can implement immediately, helping listeners strengthen their performance without sacrificing their health or personal lives. Ritchie breaks down his signature frameworks PRIME, CAST, DARE, and CORE, which together form a complete blueprint for sustainable high performance. PRIME focuses on energy through physiology, recovery, inputs, and habits. CAST helps you architect your life with clarity by aligning your vision, identity, and long term direction. DARE brings the builder mindset by using systems to design, automate, refine, and execute with consistency. CORE elevates leadership by developing connection, openness, responsibility, and intentional energy exchange. These frameworks offer a holistic approach that empowers you to operate at your highest level with integrity, impact, and longevity. Timestamps 00:00 — Introduction to Dreams and Passions 02:57 — The Journey of Drifting and Discovering Ikigai 05:57 — The Importance of Trying New Things 09:01 — Realizations in Finance and Health 12:00 — The Birth of Operator's Edge 15:05 — The Framework of Operator's Edge 18:05 — The Architect Framework 21:04 — The Builder Framework 31:35 — The Builder’s Framework: Designing for Success 40:50 — Leadership: The Glue that Holds Everything Together Connect with Ritchie Nkana Website: https://ritchienkana.com LinkedIn: @ritchienkana

  6. 10/14/2025

    EP 045: The Mindset of a Builder: How Great Leaders Turn Complex Construction Projects into Lasting Legacies

    This episode of Dream Plan Execute dives into what it takes to lead large-scale construction projects that shape the way people experience sports and entertainment. From early lessons on job sites to overseeing multimillion-dollar developments, this conversation explores the balance between leadership, teamwork, and precision required to bring world-class venues to life. Listeners will hear insights on building culture within teams, earning client trust, and maintaining a strong sense of purpose while managing complex, high-pressure environments. It’s a candid discussion on growth, mentorship, and the discipline required to execute at the highest level. Whether you’re in construction, design, or leadership, this episode will challenge you to think bigger, lead better, and build with intention. 🔑 Episode Highlights: Transitioning from field experience to executive leadership. Behind the scenes of major sports and entertainment projects. Leading teams through collaboration, trust, and accountability. Building a lasting professional culture rooted in mentorship. Managing pressure while maintaining focus on quality and impact. The evolving landscape of sports construction and fan experiences.

  7. 09/08/2025

    EP 044: Resilience, Relationships, and Growth: How Martial Arts Principles Translate Into Executive Presence and Leadership Success

    In this episode of Dream Plan Execute, host Ramon Parchment sits down with Renard Henry, a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and Head of IT at Toyota Connected. Renard takes us through his remarkable journey from aspiring NFL player to technology leader, highlighting the pivotal moments that reshaped his career path. He shares how his passion for computer science, the discipline of martial arts, and the principle of continuous improvement have influenced both his personal and professional growth. Renard opens up about the power of mentorship, building meaningful relationships, and cultivating executive presence. He also reflects on his work with the Black Executive Men community and his own podcast, Black Belts & Boardrooms, where he explores how martial arts principles can transform leadership in the corporate world. 💡 Key Takeaways Resilience matters: Renard’s transition from sports to technology shows how setbacks can lead you toward your true passion. Failure is redirection: Each challenge became a stepping stone to his career in tech. Martial arts for leadership: Jiu-Jitsu gave Renard confidence, humility, and a powerful leadership style. Relationships early on pay off: Networking and mentorship shaped his trajectory. Continuous improvement is essential: A core value at Toyota and in Renard’s personal philosophy. Executive presence is non-negotiable: It sets leaders apart in the corporate arena. Adaptability through diversity: Experience across industries builds resilience and perspective. True leadership creates leaders: Renard’s mission is to empower others to rise. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-belts-and-boardrooms/id1814129333 Connect with Renard on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/renardhenry/

  8. 08/04/2025

    EP 043: Selling New York City from the Ground Up: How Grit, Strategic Systems, and Vision Built One of the Most Influential Real Estate Careers in History

    Few people can say they’ve helped physically shape New York City but Bob Knakal is one of them. With over 2,351 building sales totaling $22 billion, Bob is the most prolific investment sales broker in NYC history. In this powerhouse episode of Dream Plan Execute, host Ramon Parchment sits down with the legendary dealmaker to unpack his journey from Coldwell Banker rookie to co-founding Massey Knakal, leading at Cushman & Wakefield and JLL, and now launching BKREA his AI-forward real estate firm. We dive deep into: The “territory system” that disrupted NYC brokerage How servant leadership built one of the industry’s most influential talent pipelines Lessons from 40+ years in the trenches of NYC real estate Why he believes AI will reshape commercial brokerage and how to stay relevant The mindset, discipline, and drive behind 2,000+ deals His new book Selling Buildings and his mission to mentor the next generation Plus: rapid-fire stories, legacy reflections, and advice for new brokers breaking into the business today. 🧱 Whether you’re in real estate, leadership, or just chasing excellence, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss. 🎧 Listen now and don’t forget to follow + rate the show! 📲 Connect with Bob: LinkedIn Concrete Thoughts – Commercial Observer BKREA

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This podcast explores what it takes to execute your vision of the future by developing your power using an athletic mindset and project management principles to execute relentlessly.

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  • Creator
    Ramon Parchment
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    51
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © Ramon Parchment
  • Show Website
    Dream Plan Execute