Fire Nation in the house, a JLD here and welcomed episode 1600 in 8 of EO Fire, where I am chatting with today's most successful entrepreneur 7 days a week.

And I'm dropping daily value bombs on Snapchat and Instagram, check me out Fire Nation at John Lee Dumas.

And now let's shout out to today's featured guest, RJ Hodges.

RJ, are you prepared to ignite?

Oh, yes, most definitely.

RJ is a professional speaker, entrepreneur, certified life coach and practitioner of the healing arts of Rikie.

He is the best-selling co-author of the book Mission Unstoppable, partnering with George Frazier and Les Brown.

He's also the author of You Can't Practice at the Game, The Art of Mastering You.

RJ, take a minute, fill in some gaps from that intro and give us a little glimpse of your personal life.

All right. Well, I'm originally from Atlanta, Georgia, where it's actually pretty cold and raining right now, but you know, this is home for me.

And the only thing that wasn't included in there is I'm also a business and life coach.

I developed a philosophy that I call the Art of Mastering You over the years.

I've learned that when you truly take the time to master yourself, man, you can accomplish anything that's outside of you.

Other than that, I spend my time trying to stay warm and cold Georgia when it's cold and traveling and helping other entrepreneurs.

I love all of that. And what I want to do specifically with what you just shared is maybe have you take a couple minutes here and just share with us,

what is your specific area of expertise? Like what is your specialty, RJ?

Well, like I said, I told you about the philosophy of the Art of Mastering You.

But when I work with my core and my target audience, I mainly work with professionals that are looking to transition out of corporate America into full time entrepreneurship.

A lot of them are trying to figure out how to get some life back into them. They're so used to making a living that they have no life anymore.

So I help them with that. I help them strategize and make that transition also work with well established entrepreneurs to help them fix any hinduances or anything that may be

somewhat broken in their business. I often say that I work with the type of entrepreneurs that are trying to leave a legacy.

They're not just trying to make a book just to make a book, but they want to leave a legacy. Something that's going to impact the world and make it better.

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