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Herman Senor II retweeted
CLUTCH CULTURE SPORTS × GOODENUF2 This partnership is about MUCH more than apparel. One of the biggest mistakes athletes make is waiting until a brand wants to pay them before learning how to actually BE A BRAND. We’re changing that. Through our partnership with Goodenuf2, CCS athletes will have an opportunity to learn what athlete branding looks like BEFORE the bigger opportunities come. 📱 Building a professional social presence 🎥 Creating quality content 🤝 Representing a brand correctly 📈 Understanding engagement and audience 💼 Learning the business side of NIL 👕 Promoting products authentically 🧠 Understanding that YOUR NAME is your brand And we’ll be able to teach it through REAL experience — not just a PowerPoint. The goal isn’t to make an athlete look marketable for one day. It’s to teach them how to BECOME marketable. Because when that first serious NIL opportunity comes… I don’t want our athletes learning how to represent a brand for the first time. I want them READY. Recruiting. NIL. Branding. Development. We’re building the entire athlete. Clutch Culture Sports × Goodenuf2 And we’re just getting started. 🔥 @HermSenor2
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Herman Senor II retweeted
Giving back in the community 🤝 UIS MBB has partnered with Energy United Foundation to take over P.E class for local Laketown Elementary students, Hear from our players and staff about what it means to get out into the community of Springfield! #NOW | #WeAreStars
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Herman Senor II retweeted
my job is fun
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2030 Miles Lockridge. Have a day, kid!
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We’ve been slowly rolling out everything that makes the 2026 G2 Sport Fall Basketball Clinic more than just another camp. As we get closer, families are seeing more of the full experience:
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• Professional Media — headshots, profiles, interviews and content opportunities • Reversible Uniforms — designed in partnership with Deep End Qlub • High-Level Training — development, competition and evaluation
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• All-Star Game Opportunities — athletes earn the chance to compete to close their session • Certification & Exposure — a complete experience built around athlete development And we still have more to come. Register your athlete: docs.google.com/forms/d/1tIZ…
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An old repair shop, an empty lot, or an underused building on a busy street can raise a useful question: what does this area need, and could this property support it?
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Seeing potential is the starting point. The next step is studying the site, the cost, and whether the idea can actually work. A purchase option is one possible way to secure the right to buy a promising property for a set period while evaluating it,
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depending on the terms agreed with the owner. I want to get better at spotting opportunity and doing the work to turn a good idea into a viable project.
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Development Starts With Seeing Potential I’m looking to enter real estate development through commercial properties first, with residential development to follow. One habit I’m building is looking at spaces for what they could become.
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Listening Is Part of the Edit I’ve been working with an editor who has done a good job of listening to me talk through the message behind my work. Some of those conversations have happened freely, outside the time spent editing, and I appreciate that.
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It shows in the finished content. When an editor understands what I’m trying to communicate, they can make better choices about what to highlight, what to cut, and how the message should come across.
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Editing takes technical skill. Translating someone’s message takes understanding the person and the brand behind it.
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Supplier Relationships Matter in Sales As I grow a salesperson with G2, I want them to understand more than how to present a custom design. They need to understand how we get that design into the hands of an organization, team, or athlete.
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Our suppliers influence the cost, production time, and delivery date. Those details shape our pricing and margins, but they also shape the conversation with the customer.
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A salesperson who knows what is possible can explain the options clearly, set a reliable timeline, and help the customer feel confident placing an order. Selling custom products starts with knowing how they get made.
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