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Buy a Cow for $800.
If you buy a cow for $800 and then sell it for $1000 and then buy it back for $1100 and then sell it for $1300. How much money do you profit?
Here’s the answer …
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Відео

Facebook is Not a Business Website
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In this episode, Johnny Buck discusses the importance of having a website for businesses. He emphasizes that relying solely on social media platforms like Facebook is a mistake. Johnny provides three reasons why Facebook is not a good business website: it is not easily navigable, it constantly updates and changes, and its lead generation capabilities are lacking. He encourages business owners t...
Highly Divisive Society
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In this conversation, Johnny Buck discusses the divisive nature of media and society. He talks about how the media uses divisive tactics to gain attention and sell ad space. Johnny shares his personal experience of watching the news and realizing its negative impact on his mood. He also addresses a tweet he saw that took a quote from Michael Chandler out of context, highlighting the importance ...
Victims or Victors
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In this episode, Johnny Buck discusses the importance of taking ownership of one's life and shifting from a victim mentality to a victor mentality. He emphasizes the need to trust reliable sources of information and not fall into the trap of victimhood. Johnny shares personal experiences and examples to illustrate the power of mindset and gratitude in achieving success. He encourages listeners ...
Dreamers vs. Visionaries
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In this conversation, Johnny Buck discusses the difference between dreamers and visionaries in entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the challenges of entrepreneurship and the high failure rate of businesses. Johnny explains that dreamers have great ideas but lack the tenacity and discipline to see them through, while visionaries have a clear vision and are willing to go through the hardships to achi...
Cliché - You are the Sum of the Five People You Spend the Most Time Around.
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In this episode, Johnny Buck discusses the value of being around the right people and how it can impact personal growth and success. He emphasizes the importance of finding people with similar aspirations and beliefs, as well as the impact of conforming to the group you surround yourself with. Johnny also highlights the benefits of being in a gender-specific group and the ideal group size. He s...
Passion Drives Motivation and More
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In this conversation, Johnny Buck discusses the importance of passion, purpose, and motivation. He shares his personal journey of building a successful gym and the sacrifices he made along the way. Johnny emphasizes the emotional toll of caring for others and the importance of empathy. He encourages listeners to find their passion and pursue it, rather than settling for a job they don't care ab...
Wins, Losses, Lessons Learned
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In this episode, Johnny Buck reflects on his journey and shares his purpose of empowering and inspiring others. He discusses the impact of working with business coach Mike Claudio and finding clarity in his purpose. Johnny talks about constantly working towards improvement and the challenges he has faced, including being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease. He also shares his plans to start an...
What I Would Do Differently if I Started My Business Over Today
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In this episode, Johnny Buck shares valuable insights and strategies for starting and growing a business, specifically focusing on MMA gyms. He emphasizes the importance of understanding your finances, creating a schedule, documenting processes, and hiring the right people. Johnny also highlights the significance of building a strong culture and vision for your business. These principles can be...
Small Business 2024 and Beyond
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In this podcast episode, Johnny discusses the key areas of business that have historically been important and how they are shifting in the current business landscape. He emphasizes the importance of member experience and how it can be a game-changer for businesses. Johnny also talks about the significance of cultivating core values, mission, and vision in order to create a strong brand. He conc...
Why You Should Stop Reading Today
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In this episode, Johnny Buck discusses why he has decided to quit reading and focus on implementing what he has learned from books. He shares his experience with reading and how he has realized that he needs to take action on the knowledge he gains. Johnny emphasizes the importance of implementation and shares his plan to study, research, and create actionable plans based on the books he has re...
Separation Season
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In this episode, Johnny Buck discusses the concept of 'Separation Season' and the key to success. He emphasizes the importance of culture, leadership, and consistent daily work. Johnny shares his personal experience of working every single day and the benefits it brings. He also highlights the significance of taking time off during the holiday season to prioritize relationships and enjoy downti...
Fear and Action
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In this episode, Johnny Buck shares updates on his holiday break and the mandatory hike at his MMA gym. He also discusses his plans to start a new project in the plumbing industry and the self-doubt and fear that came with it. Johnny talks about how he coached himself out of that mindset and the importance of vulnerability in entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the need for personal development and...
How to Win the Day on The Johnny Buck Show
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What's up guys It's your boy Johnny Buck on The Johnny Buck Show! In this episode, I dive into how you can define success on your terms so you can win the day. Join me as I share how I figured out how to define and live my championship day around MY four pillars. These aren't motivational posters; they're the foundation of my success and fulfillment I can’t stress enough their significance in s...
Culture Takes Time
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Culture Takes Time
Now What?
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Now What?
3 Parts of Business
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3 Parts of Business
3 Tips for Growing a Team of Great Leaders
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3 Tips for Growing a Team of Great Leaders
Holiday Eating Tips
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Holiday Eating Tips
How NOT to Improve Your Life Part 1.
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How NOT to Improve Your Life Part 1.
How to Make Money in BJJ.
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How to Make Money in BJJ.
Everything is going to be hard. It's ok
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Everything is going to be hard. It's ok
$0 to $1 Million Business
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$0 to $1 Million Business
Make Money as an MMA or BJJ Athlete
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Make Money as an MMA or BJJ Athlete
BJJ Gyms - Make Money with your Pro Shop
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BJJ Gyms - Make Money with your Pro Shop
Time to give back!
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Time to give back!
Don't Get Outworked by a Methhead
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Don't Get Outworked by a Methhead
White belt Wrestler Series: The Anaconda
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White belt Wrestler Series: The Anaconda
Growing a Growth Mindset
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Growing a Growth Mindset
Grappling match at Battlefield Pro vs Allen Crowder
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Grappling match at Battlefield Pro vs Allen Crowder

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @dmejia719
    @dmejia719 Місяць тому

    What’s the best way to find good business coaching/mentorship?

  • @GINO-MANSUR
    @GINO-MANSUR Місяць тому

    What's your opinion on Fujiwara Cradle?

  • @araynsubba-
    @araynsubba- 2 місяці тому

    🔥

  • @Anidoesstuff
    @Anidoesstuff 3 місяці тому

    Crazy size difference between these guys... seems like a mismatch

  • @LifestyleOfFitness_LOF
    @LifestyleOfFitness_LOF 3 місяці тому

    Oh loving the long form content here bro!

  • @kassigethers8428
    @kassigethers8428 4 місяці тому

    "Promo sm" ⭐

  • @lifeofafighter834
    @lifeofafighter834 4 місяці тому

    Yeahhh Johnny! Love the actionable tips and from first hand can see the impact here

  • @David4Pozzo
    @David4Pozzo 4 місяці тому

    In the corner of the gym just trying to get it right

  • @owenhill-wates3593
    @owenhill-wates3593 5 місяців тому

    I’m sure we all understand very basic maths

  • @eliteb3ast431
    @eliteb3ast431 5 місяців тому

    Tf blud yappin abt 😭

  • @mamabearthrives7815
    @mamabearthrives7815 8 місяців тому

    So true!! 💪

  • @MrLovolovo
    @MrLovolovo 11 місяців тому

    i have problems with the toes more than the knees 😅

  • @twitchsuntzu1x
    @twitchsuntzu1x Рік тому

    250 pound guy vs 180 pound guy HMMmmmmmm

  • @chrismchone3111
    @chrismchone3111 Рік тому

    I hate to tell you boys this, but there is no guard in Catch wrestling! For the longest time flying falls and rolling falls were counted, even the original pinfall was secured as soon as the shoulders made contact.

  • @aaronmancha643
    @aaronmancha643 Рік тому

    No weight classes? Lol but good fucking match bro

  • @jiujudo1307
    @jiujudo1307 Рік тому

    That might be one of the most dangerous things I've seen in 50 year's of Grappling. Pure meathead move, just strength. There's a reason catch wresting is seen as a joke. It's water down WWE.

    • @George18798
      @George18798 10 місяців тому

      What a retarted statement...

  • @jiujudo1307
    @jiujudo1307 Рік тому

    It's a Dick Move! Com'on, you don't appear to be stupid.. The angle and amount of pressure placed on the spine. Too dangerous.

  • @Jellico_Mike
    @Jellico_Mike Рік тому

    Hey that’s me reffing lol. When you hit that it scared me for the other guy. I still talk about this moment with people today lol.

  • @RAPEDBYBLACKS
    @RAPEDBYBLACKS Рік тому

    Very simple and nice, why does this not have more views?

  • @davidjett6017
    @davidjett6017 Рік тому

    My knee hurts just watching

    • @Heatherly3102
      @Heatherly3102 Рік тому

      You’re too old to be doing this. Go back to your wheelchair old man 😂

  • @davidjett6017
    @davidjett6017 Рік тому

    What I learned in your class. saved me three different times. people need to just listen and do what they're told., sometimes single that things seemed a little tough that's because you're teaching us to keep ourselves alive

  • @davidjett6017
    @davidjett6017 Рік тому

    Because of Johnny Buck three times my life has been saved the man has no respect for life and one day I'm going to learn his

  • @tichtran8792
    @tichtran8792 Рік тому

    Speaking of a well versed grappler it reminds me of Kevin Lloyd. He is trained in Japanese jujitsu, bjj, catch wrestling, and freestyle wrestling. He had competed in bjj, catch wrestling, and freestyle wrestling. And just like sakuraba he is also a pro wrestler.

  • @mustaffahashemi2210
    @mustaffahashemi2210 Рік тому

    Thanks sir

  • @asukabodypillow
    @asukabodypillow Рік тому

    So true

  • @anon2034
    @anon2034 Рік тому

    Very simple, very effective. Thanks for the instruction of the Anaconda Choke.

  • @jamesdavidjett
    @jamesdavidjett Рік тому

    There's no way i can use my weight against Elisha anymore

    • @JohnnyBuck2
      @JohnnyBuck2 Рік тому

      Haha you don’t have to be heavy, just FEEL heavy

    • @jamesdavidjett
      @jamesdavidjett Рік тому

      @@JohnnyBuck2 that's the only way I held him down before it's over a year later and he's been training the whole time there's no way it's working anymore

  • @saucegotti9416
    @saucegotti9416 Рік тому

    Are y’all the same weight class? Dude looked like he had 80 pounds on him

  • @davidjett6017
    @davidjett6017 Рік тому

    If i buy three foot pics,is the third one free? Asking for a really creepy imaginary friend.

  • @abraao1826
    @abraao1826 2 роки тому

    Ed Sheeran looks different

  • @navallechilds7454
    @navallechilds7454 2 роки тому

    Classically trained black star catch wrestler here…your demonstration and technique looks great brother.

  • @86MarcusP
    @86MarcusP 2 роки тому

    The simplicity of this Art is unique ✨, gently move.

  • @BMack-qw7li
    @BMack-qw7li 2 роки тому

    I had to make a 2nd comment here. This teacher moves like a cat, is an excellent instructor, is very knowledgeable. You deserve more subs. Figure out how to get those subs bc all the ingredients are here for your channel to get the exposure you deserve. Thanks again.

  • @BMack-qw7li
    @BMack-qw7li 2 роки тому

    Great technique. Great instruction. Ty.

  • @phredbookley183
    @phredbookley183 2 роки тому

    When is striking allowed. Like. Can a guy come out swinging? Is it only after achieving mount?

    • @lovekairos
      @lovekairos Рік тому

      as soon as your opponent is grounded, so no striking is allowed on the feet until an opponent puts both hands and knees on the mat

    • @phredbookley183
      @phredbookley183 Рік тому

      @@lovekairos that's very specific clear phrasing. Thank you

  • @ronarona5011
    @ronarona5011 2 роки тому

    Thx boss

  • @garrysnan1210
    @garrysnan1210 2 роки тому

    Important your thighs need to be above their knees. If not butterfly is coming.

  • @phredbookley183
    @phredbookley183 2 роки тому

    What does CJJ stand for?

    • @boodaclap6651
      @boodaclap6651 2 роки тому

      Combat jiu jitsu, it’s jiu jitsu with strikes

    • @phredbookley183
      @phredbookley183 2 роки тому

      @@boodaclap6651 gotcha. Makes sense. Thank you man

  • @JonathanJimenez_metalriff6
    @JonathanJimenez_metalriff6 2 роки тому

    How about a how to video on this

  • @fuckyoutube9713
    @fuckyoutube9713 2 роки тому

    This is fire!!!

  • @rickbernal5132
    @rickbernal5132 2 роки тому

    Real shit bro 💯

  • @insidetrip101
    @insidetrip101 2 роки тому

    I kinda disagree with you. I think there is room for a sport that focuses on submissions, but also staying off your back. I think its something that is meaningfully different as a competition, and allows for slightly different tactics/strategies because being on your back would be in danger. No, that doesn't really "square up" with usefulness to mma, but I'm kinda tired of every "combat sport" not being a sport for their own sake, but instead they exist to make mma bigger. With that said, grappling is grappling, and I agree with you that catch wrestling will never be this huge force.

    • @tichtran8792
      @tichtran8792 Рік тому

      There is luta livre ( catch wrestling and judo). And hey dobdo butt scooting and guard pulling as much asmuchcas bjj.

  • @josephandrus2295
    @josephandrus2295 2 роки тому

    intro could have been shorter.

    • @JohnnyBuck2
      @JohnnyBuck2 2 роки тому

      I wanted to give a layout what was coming I agree, but 🤷‍♂️

  • @RyderKnightly
    @RyderKnightly 2 роки тому

    hahaaa the chinstrap neck crank, the grab at the toes from side control for a sneaky footlock and of course the dragon sleeper. catch lad doing the biz

  • @insidetrip101
    @insidetrip101 2 роки тому

    Mr. Buck, I'm wondering why techniques like this aren't taught in wrestling (typically, I think I have seen one or two guys actually get choked unconscious in a front headlock in matches). As far as I can tell, that frontlock isn't (at least blatantly) illegal, and could easily be hit in an actual folkstyle wrestling match. Why is this? Why isn't this knowledge more common in wrestling?

    • @JohnnyBuck2
      @JohnnyBuck2 2 роки тому

      Because it’s not the objective of the sport. It’s kind of a douche bag thing to do intentionally. If you want to choke someone do catch or BJJ