Basketball Coach News features Coach Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils with Mr. Go Get It Steven Wilson
Mr. Go Get it Founder Steven Michael Wilson Jr. Shares his Go Get It Mindset on BasketballCoach.News with Coach Irvin Harris and Peter Mingils
The latest episode of BasketballCoach.News on Building Fortunes Radio features an inspiring conversation with Steven Michael Wilson Jr., better known as Mr. Go Get It. Hosted by longtime basketball coach Irvin Harris with co-host Peter Mingils, this episode explores leadership, entrepreneurship, basketball officiating, youth development, and the importance of creating opportunities that strengthen communities.
Steven Michael Wilson Jr. is the Founder and CEO of Go Get It Enterprises, LLC, a company established in April 2015 with a mission to help entrepreneurs, organizations, and professionals build recognizable and successful brands. His business combines expertise in branding, consulting, keynote speaking, marketing, officiating solutions, and security services, demonstrating how diverse experiences can come together to serve both businesses and communities.
From Entrepreneur to Community Leader
During the interview, Stephen shares the story behind his well-known slogan, “Go Get It 24/7/365,” explaining how it represents a commitment to consistent effort, determination, and serving others every day of the year. Listeners learn about the journey that inspired him to launch Go Get It Enterprises and the lessons he has learned while helping entrepreneurs transform ideas into thriving businesses.
Coach Harris and Peter Mingils also discuss the importance of branding, leadership, and developing a mindset that encourages individuals to pursue opportunities instead of waiting for them to appear.
Addressing the Basketball Officiating Shortage
One of the highlights of the program focuses on Stephen’s work with IAABO Board 27 in Boston, where he is helping address the growing shortage of basketball officials.
Through partnerships with Boston Public Schools, Stephen has developed junior referee certification programs that introduce high school students to the profession of officiating. The discussion explains how becoming a basketball official provides much more than a paycheck. Young officials develop confidence, communication skills, leadership abilities, decision-making experience, and a deeper appreciation for the game.
The conversation also explores how officiating creates career opportunities for young people who love basketball, even if they are not pursuing collegiate or professional playing careers.
Building Stronger Communities
The interview extends beyond basketball into Stephen’s broader community work as Founder of Black Men United and his efforts in violence reduction, mentoring, and public safety.
Listeners discover how leadership, accountability, and positive role models can help strengthen neighborhoods while creating pathways for young people to succeed both on and off the court. Stephen explains how sports can become a platform for personal growth, teamwork, and community engagement.
Advice for Coaches, Officials, and Parents
Coach Irvin Harris guides an engaging discussion about the relationship between coaches and officials, encouraging greater respect and collaboration to improve youth sports. Stephen also shares valuable advice for aspiring officials, school districts, recreation departments, and tournament organizers seeking solutions to recruit, train, and retain quality referees.
The episode concludes with Stephen’s vision for expanding Go Get It Enterprises and Officiating Solutions nationally while continuing to mentor future leaders and serve communities through education and opportunity.
For more information about Steven Michael Wilson Jr., visit www.gogetit247.com and follow him on social media at @mrgogetit247365 and @gogetit247365. and call (617)
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