From Super Bowl to Setback to Success ft. Setema Gali | Coffeez for Closers with Joe Shalaby
Duration
38m
Broadcast on
07 Nov 2025
Audio Format
other
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In this episode, Joe sits down with Setema Gali — former Super Bowl champion turned leadership coach and founder of Game Changer.
Setema went from winning an NFL championship to losing it all — his cars, his home, even his Super Bowl ring — before rebuilding his life from the ground up. What started as door-to-door sales became a journey of faith, discipline, and redemption that now fuels his mission to help others do the same.
We talk about overcoming failure, turning pain into power, and why the comeback is always stronger than the setback. Setema’s story is proof that faith and grit can rebuild anything — if you’re willing to do the work.
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- Welcome to another episode of "Coffee's for Closers." Today we're sitting with a very special guest, former Super Bowl champion, the founder's CEO of Game Changer, Mr. Satima Galli. Welcome to another episode of "Coffee's." - Big Joe, good to be here with you. Thank you for having me. - Thank you, thank you. I know you get this a lot. You know, you're almost the rock's twin. - That is a compliment and I'm grateful for his success because it makes it easy to break the eyes with people. - Yeah, it definitely does. So, Satima, I like to start this show off. What's your morning routine? - Morning routine, it consists of, as soon as my feet hit the ground, gratitude. I got something I call conscious of creation. It's a visualization, exercise in the mirror while I brush my teeth and groom up. And then I do something called the daily focus where I gratitude, targets for the day, electrolytes, protein, food, and I'm off to the gym. So it's pretty dialed in. I mean, it's clock, where it's easy for me. Yeah, I don't know how, I mean, that's it in a nutshell, but that's the morning routine now. - Now, give the audience a 10,000 foot overview of what is it that Game Changers does. - So, Game Changer, you know, in 1995, I was a missionary from a church, 19 years old. And my mission president, the leader of our mission gave me a book called "Seven Habits" by Stephen Covey. So he's like, "I think you should read this." So I opened the book and start reading it. Like, rocked my world. He talks about a paradigm shift. As I'm reading the book, this thing in my heart said, "You are supposed to do what Covey has done for you. You're supposed to do that for others." So back then, there was no programs and there's no courses like there are today. But in my mind, I'd see Jim Rohn, Zig Ziglar, Tony Robbins, Darren Hart, like these big speakers. And I'm like, "I'm supposed to do that. I'm supposed to change lives and inspire and breathe life into people, move their heart and soul." And so, Game Changer is a culmination of the last three decades of work,
