personal development – Greek University

Chad Betz: Avoiding the Comparison Trap

By admin on June 22, 2026

Chad Betz has a proven track record of delivering results by cultivating meaningful relationships within and outside the organization. His expertise lies in enhancing processes, coaching individuals, and driving production to help you and your organization reach your goals.

In episode 686 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Chad was feeling like a failure despite career success, what is authentic success, how we can avoid the comparison trap, why you shouldn’t feel pressure to have everything in life figured out by graduation, what skills we need as AI continues to reshape careers, what AI can’t replace, when it’s time to pivot to a new career opportunity, why high achievers are burning out, one question for you to answer before you accept your job opportunity, and one small action you can take today to build your success. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_j4ERYFY7A

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Max Quinn: Common Mistakes Students Make Prior to Graduation

By admin on April 2, 2026

Over time, the standards that Max Quinn set for himself including small habits, simple structure, and daily execution helped him lose over 80 pounds, regain his energy, confidence, self-belief and his purpose. Max was able to completely transform how he showed up, not just physically, but as a husband, a father, and a leader. It came from consistency, accountability, and learning how to work with his life instead of against it. Max is here to share that message with audiences all over the world.

In episode 666 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out what made Max choose Bridgewater State, what was special about Sigma Pi Fraternity, what are some of the biggest leadership lessons he learned working with undergraduate fraternity leaders all over the New England region, what are a few daily habits that separate great student leaders from average ones, why college students rely on motivation instead of building systems that support long-term success, why it’s important to align daily behavior with the letters students wear, how students can use the “Power List” system to improve their academics, leadership, and personal development, what was his turning point to building a disciplined lifestyle, what are common mistakes students make when preparing for life after graduation, and what inspired Max to create The Family Legacy Project. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RMXgyVjRkTo

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Brian Dixon: Why Most Men Drift After College and How To Avoid It

By admin on March 14, 2026

Brian Dixon — most folks call him Dixon — is a Colorado-based Adventurer, Author, and Speaker, and a recovering midlife man-zombie. For twenty years, he lived misaligned — playing the superhero for everyone but himself. In 2014, a life-threatening mountain bike crash ended years of quiet drift. Alignment took longer — until he made a decision most men his age would never consider. At fifty, he chased down a dream from his youth. He found a mentor, committed to years of training, and flew a paraglider solo off Colorado’s Lookout Mountain. It might sound like a midlife cliché. It wasn’t—it was clarifying. That flight reset his True North. Everything he teaches fits into a simple mantra: Wake up. Realign. Move forward. Today, he helps men break free from misalignment — so they can Wake Up. Realign. Move Forward.

In episode 653 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out how a driven, high-functioning guy ends up asleep at the wheel, what happened with his pulmonary embolism after the mountain bike crash, why he launched a paraglider solo off Lookout Mountain, why men drift after college and how to avoid it, what does misalignment look like in your twenties, how you lead others without losing yourself, what does “True North” actually mean for a 21-year-old, how to distinguish between destructive risk and growth-producing risk, what is the moment men give up but never talk about, and what daily habits keep a man awake instead of drifting. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-LZ_KgpqHE8

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Dr. Kiana Dancie: Building Stronger Relationships in College

By admin on June 30, 2025

Building stronger relationships in college – and more authentic relationships – can happen with the 3Rs Framework: Recognize, Release, and Realign. To tell us more about that, it’s time to introduce Dr. Kiana Dancie. She is a one-woman revolution at the intersection of laughter, healing, and empowerment. She is an award-winning comedian, transformational speaker, celebrated actress, best-selling author, certified emotional intelligence coach, and serial entrepreneur. With over 15 years of experience in entertainment and personal development, she has masterfully turned her pain into purpose and her voice into a vessel for global healing. Whether through her best-selling books, her captivating keynotes, her unapologetic comedy, or her movement-making platforms, Dr. Kiana Dancie is not just someone to watch—she’s someone to work with, learn from, and never forget.

In episode 582 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out about Kiana’s biggest struggles and Georgia Southern, what inspired her to merge comedy with emotional healing and empowerment, how group laughter exercises and storytelling can break down emotional barriers, how the “Sisterhood Reset” program uses her 3Rs Framework to Recognize, Release, and Realign, what “baggage” college students carry the most, one take away from her book “Bye Bye Bags: Laughing to Lighten the Load”, what students who feel stuck in their trauma or are afraid to be vulnerable should do, what is the lasting change she brings in the Baggage Claim Worldwide Collegiate Tour, what is the Campus Comedy Corner and what can students do if they are not comfortable in front of a group. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRjBf63_0W8

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Talia Gutierrez: What are your tips on self-acceptance and self-love?

By admin on May 6, 2024

Are you looking for tips on self-acceptance and self-love? Talia Gutierrez is a skilled motivational, mental health professional and speaker that has the ability to create lasting change on individuals’ lives through her work. Talia has been sharing her knowledge with an audience since 2018 when she began a blog. Talia has a vast background in communications, from her undergraduate degree, internships in radio and TV, content creation on social media, and a number of workshops and conferences that she has spoken at. She has a Masters degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Liberty University and is a Psychotherapist in private practice. Talia’s keynote speech is on “Putting Your Oxygen Mask On First” is one that will leave the audience walking away with practical tools and tips to improve their mental wellbeing.

In episode 455 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Talia chose Kennesaw State for her undergraduate experience, what made her decide to join Delta Phi Epsilon sorority, what makes her so passionate about mental health, what it’s like working as a psychotherapist, what are her tips on self-acceptance and self-love, what we should do when we feel anxiety coming, what are the benefits of therapy, how life coaching is different from therapy, and some of the programs she delivers on college campuses. Enjoy!

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wO079rUlVa8