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Today... Den breaks down a very sophisticated (and powerful) marketing concept - making it caveman simple to understand and implement.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Legendary copywriter Eugene Schwartz's ingenious marketing insight that even some pro marketers don't know, much less understand it. - 1:00The dumb mistake almost every business owner makes when creating their sales and marketing messages. This blunder is committed before they even write or speak a single word. - 1:30A certain segment of a market that needs very little information to decide whether to hire your service or not. These people are the very best people to market to. - 3:10A quickie idiot's guide to writing effective sales and marketing messages. - 5:20Obnoxiously good marketing advice for turning skeptical prospects into eager clients with hearts full of trust. - 6:00Why building an email list is a complete no-brainer. If you're not building an email list of interested prospects, then you're leaving “mucho dinero” on the table. - 7:00Even more “no-brainer” reasons to use email marketing to create new business and boost profits. - 7:45A caveman simple thing to put on your website's homepage that can dramatically help you grow your video business. (Best part: hardly anyone in the video production industry is doing this. Want to capitalize on this untapped opportunity? Of course you do. So, listen up at 10:30)A special segment of your market you should be targeting. The prospects in this segment of your market are pretty much laydowns. - 11:40A clever way to use "teaching" to convert more prospects into paying clients. - 13:00A “3-minute” crash course in digital marketing. - 13:10Who NOT to promote your video business to. Even though these people could benefit from your video service, the juice ain't worth the squeeze. - 16:00The absolute worst prospects to market your video service to. Many a business owner has gone broke targeting these exact prospects. (If you want your marketing efforts to be effective, then avoid these rotten prospects like the Rona! - 18:00)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today...Den talks about one of the most exciting, glamorous, and thrilling topics you could ever imagine. What is this amazing topic? It's this: strategic business planning. Huh? You think that intro is full of hyperbole? Okay, I don't blame you for thinking that, but I would hold off judgment if I were you. Trust me, if you haven't heard Den talk about strategic business planning before, you, my friend, are in for a real treat.You see, the information in this episode has the potential to turn around struggling businesses and help successful businesses as much as double, triple, or even quadruple their business profits.But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:How to use an ordinary notepad to increase the odds of you achieving your business goals. - 3:00A completely counterintuitive business planning strategy for overworked business owners. - 4:10A dumb mistake even highly intelligent business owners make when strategizing and planning. - 7:00Proof that business planning is a skill. - 7:45The amazing (and treacherous) true story of two hard-nosed and competitive explorers who raced each other to the South Pole. (This hardcore story of triumph and disaster contains quite possibly two of the most valuable business lessons you can ever learn. - starts at 7:00)The little-talked about "5 over 12" business planning strategy. - 12:15When it's good to think negatively. (There is a certain time in business to throw away your optimism and get in touch with your inner skeptic. Here's exactly when to do this... - 12:15)What "cannonball" marketing is, and why you should avoid it at all costs. (Sadly, many business owners are unwittingly using this ineffective marketing strategy, and they wonder why their results are so miserable. Full story at 15:00)The BIG difference between negotiating your fee with a small business owner and a corporate representative. (Once you find out what this big difference is, you may very well change who you seek to do business with. Get the full scoop at 16:18)When having good camera equipment can hurt your video business. - 17:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today...Den slides his jab about all things business scaling and leadership. Den believes the two go hand in hand when it comes to scaling a business, and... on this topic, Den knows whereof he speaks.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:"I wanna grow my business but I don't want to have any ----- !" Can you guess how that sentence ends? Listen in at 1:20 to find out. (Barely a week goes by where Den doesn't hear this gripe come out a video freelancer's big yap.)What's more rare? (A ) A video freelancer who's successfully scaled his business as a one-man-operator, or (B) rocking horse shit?  Answer: A  (Hear about this at 2:25)A "9-letter word" starting with "A" that's perhaps the most misunderstood and little-used business practice today. (HINT: Gary Vee talks about this business practice almost ad nauseam, and rightly so.  - 5:00)Why hiring workers from countries such as the Philippines or India is a win/win. - 6:10Insider outsourcing secrets. (Follow the two outsourcing tips given at 7:00 and you will find that outsourcing can be stress-free and very profitable.)How to hire a team for your freelance video business even if you have no office and work from home.A common trap that befalls many a video freelance when outsourcing. - 9:45The difference between a “manager of staff” and a leader. - 11:00Are you doing your own bookkeeping? If so, you might want to listen very closely at 14:00A dead giveaway that you're a control freak and resistant to outsourcing. (If you're doing what's mentioned at 14:10, well... just listen, okay?)What "Opp Cost" is, and why you should do everything in your power to avoid it. - 15:10Ever wonder where all your time goes each week? (Well, now you can find out. Just use this little-known app Den mentions at 16:00 and you'll know exactly where you're spending your time and for how long... down to the minute.)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today...Den has Andrew Fowler in the studio. If you don't know already, Mr. Fowler is the founder of Lux Films which is a UK-based video production company whose bread and butter is filming live events. But COVID hit and now making good money in live events is now like nailing jello to the wall, right? WRONG! In fact, Andrew's video business has doubled since COVID hit. How did he do it?Well, listen to this episode and Andrew will tell you exactly how he did it.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Why the number “1” is the most dangerous number in business. - 4:30A special way of using your tongue to get clients. (Nothing kinky here... just a clever way of getting new business that almost any video freelancer could start doing immediately. That's right, if you can string together 5 to 7-word sentences, you can use this clever marketing strategy. - 6:00The case for posting content on LinkedIn. - 6:20Proof that implementation is King. - 7:30A little talked about benefit of joining a business network or hiring a business coach. - 8:10A sneaky (but 100% ethical) way to get your competition to happily hand you some of their best business ideas on a silver platter. - 8:30Why you should NEVER hire staff members before doing this one thing mentioned at 8:50The “7-word secret” to achieving time freedom as a business owner. - 10:40What a “hybrid event” is, and... how it could revolutionize the video production industry. - 20:00What clients don't want you to know about their budgets, especially when hiring video production companies to film their events during COVID. - 23:00Why EVERY video production company should hire an extra camera crew when filming an event, and... what they should tell them to shoot. - 25:00A clever (and very effective) way to market your video business while working on a job. Best part: this clever marketing strategy is evergreen and can help you bring in new business, year after year. - 25:45Are you a video business production owner who's lost focus and motivation? Then listen closely at 31:00The single best investment a video freelancer can make right now... or ever! - 32:30What the VBA is, and why many video production owners all over the globe are talking about it. - 33:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

On the latest What The Hell Everything podcast with Smitty...Smitty thinks he might be turning into a ginger, and talks the new gig at Fresh Coast Beer Works and how people are treating service industry workers lately 00:30A ride at National Cherry Festival almost tipped over but nobody died so we can laugh about it 05:50A police academy in Flint is going to be a marijuana grow facility and it's probably the best metaphor for Michigan in general 08:00A marijuana company in California admitting to starting a wildfire 08:45Workers everywhere are quitting their jobs because their bosses treat them like garbage. Also called The Great Resignation 09:25Workers at a Lincoln, NB Burger King all quit and even put it on the sign for all to see 11:20South Korea banned fast music in gyms to reduce coronavirus. Weird 12:10Also in weird coronavirus news... there was a FAKE South African government document saying having sex was the Covid cure 13:45Catholics have a moral problem with body composting 14:15Exorcisms are on the rise 15:55Apple is getting rid of the number 69 from it's weather app 16:50Studies show effects from the chemical DDT lasts for generations 19:50Apparently, electro-shock therapy is still a thing? 22:25There used to be fancy Victorian vases to hold your medical leaches. 23:00A guy waded into the ocean to pee and a shark killed him 23:20GLOW DEER! AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH 24:40There are Russian dog paratroopers and it seems pretty inhumane 25:05Please Subscribe and if you'd like to become a Patron, hit up Patreon.com/we3smithsSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/Smittydicks)

Today, you'll hear the story of how a pasty white kid from Scotland made his way to Australia's magical Sunshine Coast with nothing but a few bucks to his name and a dream of making an impact in the video production industry. That's right. Today, Den Lennie tells his story. You'll hear about Den's good times, bad times, and shenanigans that happened along the way.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Two obvious things (that most people stubbornly refuse to do) Den did to get work as a young buck. - 1:45Landing a job at the BBC is difficult and only those who have connections, a good reputation, and the right degrees get in, right? (Mostly. But sometimes they make an exception. Like they did for Den. Hear the details at 3:00)Den's Clint Eastwood story.  - 4:00Was Den a "romantic sap" back in the day? Hear this tale at 4:40 and YOU decide.The high profile (and very disturbing) news story Den covered while working as a TV crew member for JMTV. - 6:30How Den impressed the hell out of a panel of job interviewers even though he showed up looking cocky, disorganized, and dishevelled. - 7:00Den's hoity-toity day with Queen Elizabeth. - 8:30The "blond bombshell" TV presenter Den was lucky enough to work with for three years. - 9:00A tragic accident that had Den helicoptered off a mountain. - 10:00What Den's doctor told him that threw his career into disarray. - 11:00Q. What do you call a guy who possesses high-level sales skills and works in a warehouse? A. Den Lennie. True story. Listen to Den talk about his warehouse days at 12:10Den reminisces about a time when cameras sizes were decreasing and career options were increasing. - 13:00Some people think Den is a name-dropper, but his good friends from the band Duran Duran and his good buddies Cristiano Ronaldo and Robbie Williams don't think so. (Hear some of the BIG names Den has worked with at 14:00)Sunny Days At Sony. (Den has had a long and prosperous relationship with Sony and... at 16:00, Den gives some hard-nosed insider advice on how to impress the pants off large corporate clients the likes of Sony, and... how to get them to rehire you time and time again.)College-educated, street trained, and honed by decades in the video production trenches, here's the single most important thing Den has learned. - 17:45Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den gives a crash course in sales, marketing, and the all-important (but severely underutilized) sales follow-up. This is quite possibly the most sales-inducing, profit-making episode Den has even done.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:The knuckle-dragging mindset many video freelancers have about selling. Most video freelancers couldn't sell a life jacket to a drowning man, much less sell a prospective client on hiring their services. And, it's almost entirely because of this screwed up mindset described at 0:35A little-talked about reason why people struggle with sales. (And, no... this has nothing to do with lacking sales skills. - 1:20)A business statistic almost nobody tracks, but doing so can potentially help boost your business's sales. - 2:30A special type of business software (used by the retail, financial, hotel, and banking industries) that helps drive a business's profitability. (Two benefits: (1) this ingenious app can be used in almost any industry, and (2) it won't break the bank to buy and use.)The all-important sales process broken down Barney style. - 3:105 things you probably don't know about your business's sales process. (If you are on top of these 5 things, then you're most likely to be running a very profitable business. - 4:05)Hey… it sure would be nice to have a proven “done-for-you” sales script to convert more prospects into happily paying clients, wouldn't it? (But... that's just a flight of fancy, right? WRONG. Listen carefully at 4:55)The "3 out of 100" statistic EVERY business owner should know but probably doesn't. - 5:10A HUGE (and very profitable) opportunity in the video business industry right now that any video business owner can immediately take advantage of. (Here's what it is... and how you can jump on and profit handsomely from this gaping big opening in the industry. - 6:10)How to turn your sales process into a well-oiled machine instead of just winging it like most other video businesses. - 7:00The absolute best social media platform to generate high-quality leads for your video business. - 8:30The BIG secret to staying “top-of-mind” in your prospects and clients' minds. - 9:30The “9-word secret” to profitable follow-up. (If you're not implementing this in your marketing follow-up... you are leaving so much money on the table it's not funny. - 10:15)A shrewd (and very effective ) way to pick up new clients and new projects using social media. - 11:00A caveman simple way to dramatically increase your odds of turning prospects into paying clients. - 11:25A “tried and tested” way that can as much as double (sometimes even triple) your business's profits. (I know, I know, it sounds like hyperbole, but before you scoff, listen closely at 13:00)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den chats to a man who's cracked the code to making mucho dinero selling stock images. This man's name is Chuck Fishbein. Chuck runs a successful video and photography business called Duck you, but his real genius lies in his ability to make passive income from sites such as Getty Images and Shutterstock. And, in this interview, Chuck willingly spills the beans on what it takes to make a bundle of money selling stock images.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:An amusing tale of how Chuck unwittingly hoodwinked his clients into think he was a genius photographer even though he was a complete hack at the time. - 2:00Q. What do the artists U2 and Garth Brooks have in common? A. They both worked with Chuck in the early 80s. - 3:00A little-talked-about “trait” that almost all high-performance athletes, artists, and entrepreneurs possess that makes their body of work stand head and shoulders above their competition. - 6:00A juicy tip for filmmakers who are thinking of making some extra bucks with stock images. - 9:30The ONLY two types of stock images you should bother creating. FACT: All other stock images that don't fit into one or both of these two categories aren't worth a damn! - 12:30Quite possibly the best ever advice on how to become successful at what you do. Listen up at 14:15 folks.A Getty Images "marketing trick" that can bring hordes of eager-to-buy prospects to your uploaded Getty images. - 15:00The unglamorous (and extremely banal) side to selling images on sites like Getty Images and Shutterstock. This might be as boring as doing your taxes on a Friday night, but make no mistake, this insider information can make or break your stock photos' success - 21:00A clever “trick” for turning tedious and deathly dull tasks into fun activities you actually look forward to doing. If you're bit of a procrastinator, this could be the solution. - 21:103 cameras NEVER to use when uploading images to sites like Getty Images or Shutterstock. (And, two cameras that you should use. - 22:40)A mindset “tweak” for shooting images that can make your stock images far more likely to be bought and used for a documentary or film. -23:30Chuck's honest-to-God opinion on shooting in 4K. - 28:40A “moonlight over Manhattan” image will sell better than a generic windmill or boardwalk image, right? Wrong! (Hear what Chuck has to say about this at 32:10)*How to sell stock images without getting your arse sued off. - 33:50The "almost-too-good-to-be-true" story behind how Chuck's business name "DuckYou" came into existence. - 35:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

In another very special episode of the Co-Lab Podcast Devin, Dylan and Michelle sit down with world renowned Executive Chef, professional dancer, and their dad, Larry Banares.   While the world knows our Dad as the award winning Chef who has cooked for many famous celebrities and dignitaries, Larry reveals where his artistic roots really stemmed from.  We jump right into the episode and talk about Larry’s earliest memory in dance.  He shares his insights on the correlation between being a dancer and working as a chef.  Larry shares his early memories of dancing since the age of 5 and speaks candidly about how dance was the priority over academics when growing up.  Our dad talks with us about navigating through the challenges that came with winning and gaining notoriety and opens up about what it was like to be singled out as “professional dancers” in the setting of amateur competitions.  We discuss what it’s like being forced into dance, rather than having it stem from a place of passion.   We go into an interesting (and revealing) round of Rapid Fire with Larry and we put him in the hot seat and ask him who his favorite child is.  We wrap the episode and our dad reveals what his dream job would be and it’s not anything that we expected.  In this episode, we explore: 00:35Introduction 04:12The correlation between dancer and chef05:50Larry’s earliest memory in dance08:42Training to be a professional13:21Dance over academics27:11“Not Professionals”46:00A negative stereotype55:32Rapid Fire 1:06:11Closing RemarksThis episode’s guest: Friend Chef Larry on FacebookSpecial thanks to: -Jane Banares for creating our Co-Lab Podcast artwork Music by Sam Stan - Das Boo - https://thmatc.co/?l=997FC418Music by SkeetOnTheBeat - Late Night - https://thmatc.co/?l=E76B5749Catch up on all the Co-Lab Podcast episodes here!The conversation continues over on Instagram and TikTokHave a guest suggestion or just want to say hello? Drop us a line at communitylabsd@gmail.com Sign up for exclusive updates and subscribe to our Newsletter

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Today, Den reveals the 8 best battle-tested ways ever invented for accelerating the growth of your video business.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:The single most important metric at the end of the business day. - 2:30The curious reason why Den was about as nervous as a gypsy with a mortgage when buying his first “new” car even though he had enough money. - 5:45A “10-letter word” you should avoid using in your marketing material. Sadly, many video production businesses like to use this 10-letter word in their advertising thinking it will help, but it only ever backfires. (If you do not want to attract low quality clients, then whatever you do, avoid using this 10-letter word! - 6:50)The REAL reason prospective clients don't agree to your fees. Sure, sometimes they can't afford your fees, but more times than not, there's another reason why they say no. Hear this common reason why at 7:10How to make mistakes like a pro. That's right, there is a correct way to make mistakes. Think about it. Nobody can ever avoid making them, but you can learn to minimize the damage. - 7:50A dead giveaway you're dealing with an adult who has the maturity of child. (If you're dealing with an grown-arse man or woman and they do what's mentioned at 9:20, then you should run for the hills. At the very least, don't ever do business with them.)Why trying to improve your business without improving what's between your ears is an exercise in futility. - 11:10An almost spooky effective way to predict if you will fail or succeed in whatever venture or goal you're trying to achieve without having to waste your money on a palm reader or staring into a crystal ball. - 13:00The "Beware of Day Rates" lesson. - 14:00A horrible (but popular) way to determine how much you should charge for your video services. - 19:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den reveals the secret to success in business. Hey, did you just scoff? I get it. But please suspend your judgment until you hear at least the first two minutes of this episode, okay? There really is a secret to success, but it ain't glamorous, sexy or exciting, but… it does work.Plus, there are sales and marketing tips aplenty.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:How to "plod" your way to great success using the “Gradatim Ferociter” method. - 0:40Laughably stupid Facebook ads (more like Farcebook ads) that promise unicorns but deliver donkeys. Cunning marketers love to use these types of ads to fill up their online courses and sell their wares. (Why are these ads so prevalent on FB? Well, as the saying goes, there's a sucker born every minute, and a lot of them are clicking on these ads! - 1:00)The "rubbernecking business owner" phenomena. (And... how it's costing business owners their time, focus, and confidence. - 2:00)The foolish - and completely nonsensical - excuse we make to ourselves that stop us from taking the action we know we should take. (Ever put off doing something you know would help your business? If so, there's a good chance you are using this excuse. - 5:10)A surprisingly simple productivity hack to avoid those "pissing in the wind" days at work. - 6:40Why obsessing over the differences between B2B and B2C marketing is silly. - 7:00A mini crash course on online marketing for video freelancers. Starts at 9:10How many times does a prospect need to be exposed to your marketing message before they even think about contacting you? I bet your guess will be way off the mark with this one. Find out at 9:40The secret to writing irresistible headlines for eBooks, articles, and subject lines. - 11:30A cracking good business book that will sharpen your marketing fangs to a gleaming sharp edge. - 14:20An admittedly "uncomfortable" (and counterintuitive) marketing approach that, when done correctly, can bring you a horde of new customers clamouring at your door, eager to do business with you. - 15:00The secret power behind "The One Thing" maxim. - 16:00Why you should fall in love with sales.  Sadly, most business owners would rather get a root canal than sell. (And that's why they'll never effortlessly and consistently make sweet, tender sales. - 16:30)Why most business owners are not really business owners. - 18:40When relying on yourself is a BAD idea. - 21:30Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den reveals some insider secrets for turning ice-cold prospects into white-hot, eager-to-buy prospects who see you as an authority and expert to be trusted instead of just another business owner peddling their wares.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:What to do if you hate outbound marketing. (Doing this will take some time, but if you can pull this off, you won't need to do any outbound marketing! - 1:15)An almost unknown adman every business owner should study. Many people in the direct response industry call this curious and reclusive man "The Most Persuasive Man of The 20th Century." This adman once wrote a television advert that sold to one in every 14 American TV owners. He made $50 million dollars from a textbook on natural health. Here's how studying this man can help you market your business... - 2:55A hardly ever-talked-about (and very profitable) skill every freelance videographer should develop. Developing this skill can even turn freelance videographers who would rather gargle battery acid than sell, into wickedly good salespeople. (And no... this skill is not sales. What is this skill? Listen up at 3:10)How “super creative” freelance video guys lose business by unwittingly spooking their prospective corporate clients.  - 5:40The "CA" marketing principle almost every business owner is clueless about. (This is the BIG reason why the average business owner's marketing is about as useless as a glass hammer. - 6:18)3 types of business owners you should NEVER market your video production service to. These 3 business owners might be cashed up, be great people, and even need your services, but they will end up being a complete waste of your time and dime. Here's why... - 6:302 types of business owners you should market your video production service to. - 7:00The unspeakably good "downloadable" asset. This is the BIG secret (used by the most successful online marketers on the planet) for getting a horde of prospects chasing you down instead of you chasing them! - 8:40How to “hack” your way to becoming an authority in your industry. Do what Den reveals at 11:15 and prospects won't treat you like an ordinary video guy, but instead... they will revere you, respect you, and see you as an expert and an industry leader.A caveman simple email marketing strategy that when done correctly, can bring in a ton of new business. - 15:40How to get Google and YouTube to send you the perfect prospects for your video business. - 16:10The "mere exposure" marketing phenomena that can when applied to your business can flood your business with new clients and new business. Sadly, probably 98% of business owners are too scared to tap into this extraordinary marketing phenomenon. - 16:45A special type of "book" that can generate your business leads all day every day! - 19:00A clever way to ethically bribe your website visitors into doing business with you. - 25:30The single biggest reason why business owners fail miserably at email marketing. The good news? It's easy and quick to fix. (Here's how... 26:30)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Cinco De Mayo podcast up a day late but still super fun! Thanks to Drunk Nature podcast host Brad Hall for Zooming in 03:10A UFO story that needs more attention 21:00Smitty "investigates" a cheating scandal in professional bridge 25:45For some reason, Dominos is bringing back the Noid 28:00Smitty found a story out of Ireland about a dolphin named Kevin, and immediately made it a must do while hiking Ireland. Find Kevin The Dolphin 29:45A UK county is hiring somebody to document the history of it's pubs for $40,000 a year 31:25A colostomy bag attack at Kid Rock's bar, is just waiting for poo jokes 33:20A Look Back: A 30 year anniversary story about the most Wisconsin story of all-time. The Great Butter Fire of 1991 34:55Smitty's new favorite actor is... Jean Smart from Designing Women? 37:00A racist dummy in California is also known as a wannabe "Momfluencer" (Eye roll) 39:25The reality show sMothered on TLC is the new worst thing ever 40:45New 420 Break A Duggar Arrested & What's In A Name 41:55Thanks to Brad Hall and check out his show Drunk Nature on ChiTv on ROKU and Apple TV.Dig the podcast? Become a subscriber. Other audio ways to check the podcast out…Wanna become a Patreon? Click the link https://www.patreon.com/we3smithsWant to support Smitty’s Five Year Plan without the Patreon rigamarole? Click the link https://www.gofundme.com/manage/smittys-fiveyear-planDon’t know what the Five Year Plan is? Click the link https://youtu.be/-Bm75nHZVy8Thanks for watching, and thanks for sharing in the journey!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/Smittydicks)

Today, Den reveals 21 hard-won lessons from 12-years in business.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Den's honest-to-God thoughts about vision boards. - 3:00A certain character trait EVERY highly successful business owner or entrepreneur has in spades. (Without this critical trait, well... your chances of success are about as slim as Kate Moss on a juice-only diet. - 4:45)Quite possible the ultimate motivation for any freelancer/business owner or entrepreneur who feels like giving up. (Next time you feel like throwing in the towel, just think of what's mentioned at 5:14 and this proverbial "stick" will give you that pep in your step to keep on keepin' on.)A little-known reading "hack" that will allow even folks who are slow readers to quickly consume content as much 2, 3, or even 5 times faster than you do now. - 6:15Perhaps the single most important tip Den shares in this entire episode. But don't get too excited, now. It's incredibly dull and unsexy. That said, if you embrace it and heed the advice, you'll set yourself up for great success. - 7:20Den's clever phone “trick” for never having to listen to people's long-winded voice messages or any voice messages, for that matter. (But… doesn't he miss out on important business matters? Nope. Here' why... 8:20)A BIG risk almost every freelancer takes that can be avoided. - 14:30The very first hire you should make for your freelance business. Forget everything else until you have this key person in place. - 18:50What's best: renting or buying equipment? Well, it depends. Hear Den's advice at 21:30A tempting business option to take that nearly always ends in tears, and that's putting it mildly. - 23:00Hard-nosed insider advice on forming a business partnership. - 23:10Are you considering forming a business partnership with a friend? Then you should listen carefully at 24:00Why Den recently knocked back a lucrative gig from Sony. -27:00Why ideas (even great ideas) are totally overrated. - 29:00The secret to becoming a force of nature in business. This is the big secret behind every truly successful business person. (If you can make what's mentioned at 29:30 a habit in your daily business life, then you will start to appear superhuman to others while they struggle to keep up, and... wonder what your secret is.)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den delivers a masterclass on marketing. If you're a videographer looking to get a horde of new clients rushing to your door, then you'll wanna lean in close and take notes when you listen to this scorchingly hot episode.But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:The “9-letter word” that sends shivers down the spine of filmmakers. - 2:20The three “Rs” of marketing. Get these 3 “Rs” lined up correctly, and you're laughing all the way to the bank. - 2:40A head-smackingly stupid mindset and approach to marketing that will leave you about as frustrated as an Amish electrician. (Sadly, many videographers have this exact mindset towards marketing. Hear this at 3:00)Quite possible the best definition of marketing you will ever hear. - 4:05Is marketing getting harder or easier? Hear Den's opinion at 5:15The amusing tale of a pimple-faced videographer who didn't know his arse from his elbow. (This young whippersnapper was asked to film a video testimonial for his company and the person being interview was none other than Den Lennie. Funny stuff.- 7:40)Why the film industry needs to start a Gear Junkies Anonymous. - 10:15The single most important question you must know that answer to before you even think about marketing your video business. - 12:00A common marketing blooper that will undermine ALL your marketing efforts. - 13:00Why videographers who niche down are often better marketers than videographers who don't. Here's why... - 14:25Damn good reasons why you should run a niche business. - 16:40Is writing an eBook for your marketing still a good idea in 2021 or is it a complete waste of time? Hear Den's solid, educated answer at 18:00The single most underrated marketing channel in 2021. - 19:30The "Parthenon Marketing" methodology that can potentially bring you a steady stream of new business even when the economy goes tits up. - 20:00Why the world's best marketers rarely ever think, and... what they do instead. - 21:30The "8 out of 10" marketing statistic you won't want to hear. An ingenious thing bestselling author Tim Ferriss did to come up with his "4-Hour Work Week" book title. Best part? You can copy his book title trick if you have access to social media. (Who doesn't ?) - 23:00What ST is, and... why it's key to your marketing success. - 24:20Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den delivers unto thee 17 viciously effective strategies to attract more clients, win more business, and leverage the assets that you already have.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Hands down the best way to dramatically boost your video business's profits. (Full discloser: Although this is the best way to increase profits, it's certainly not the easiest. That said, it's not rocket science either. Get the full scoop at 00:50)Is keeping all your business's profits to yourself a good thing? Hear Den's opinion at 1:05The "15-minutes a day trap" that not only keeps most freelancers strapped for time and money, but also keeps their businesses from growing. -2:10A curious “30-day exercise” (don't worry, this only involves sitting down with a pen a paper) that will open your eyes to new opportunities to grow your business, increase profits, and save you time to boot! - 2:40Why you're already sitting on a potential goldmine of new business. - 3:2017 “assets” you can tap into right now to attract new clients and grow your video production business. (You are probably using at least 5 of these assets already, but if you're really ambitious and use all seventeen...heck, you can be kicking some serious arse. Full details at 6:20A sneaky way to use "education" to pick up new clients.  - 7:00How to get your competition to happily send business your way.  - 8:00One of the most overlooked assets to grow your business that's sitting right under your nose. -9:00A stupid simple way to get more work rolling in that you're probably overlooking. - 9:50The "reactivation" secret for boosting your business's profits that's overlooked by almost every small business owner. - 12:00A powerful source of new business that you're probably ignoring. - 12:50A special type of media most small business owners ignore because they think it's too difficult or too expensive. (Well, they're wrong on both counts. - 13:00)An almost never-talked-about way to get new clients that if done correctly, can bring a horde of clients rushing to your doorstep. -17:00How to use an ordinary map to dramatically grow your business's profits.Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den talks about strategic goals, revenue goals, and financial goals, and... how to efficiently and effectively track and measure your business's key metrics so you can save more time and make more dime.Good stuff, indeed.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:When working online, do you find yourself getting about as distracted as a baby at a topless bar? (Many creatives do. Here are some battle-tested and proven ways to keep yourself more focused, thus becoming more efficient and productive. Starts at 1:20)3 questions every freelancer should be able to answer as easily as "What's your name?" (If you sputter and stammer at these 3 simple (but critical) business questions, then that might explain why you get a little distracted or why your business is not taking off the way you know it could. Listen up at 2:30 to see if you can answer these 3 critical business questions.)A surprisingly simple (and very accurate) reason why most small business owners don't hit their financial goals. (This probably explains why their sales and marketing are not dialed in also. - 4:30)What an "app audit" is, and how it can save you cash, time, and... boost your focus. - 6:00FACT: the speed of wireless communications is multiplying faster than a Catholic rabbit, and with that comes an overabundance of apps, gadgets, and technology. (Is there any way to slow this down? Nope. But you can still stay calm and avoid the overwhelm by applying "minimalism" to technology. Hear Den talk about this at 8:00)A marketing "fallacy" that makes the average business owner's marketing dam near useless. - 9:40A hypercritical piece to the marketing puzzle most video business owners always seem to ignore. - 10:20How adding value creates freedom. - 11:00A "no muss, no fuss" way to kill off overwhelm. Starts at 13:00The hidden benefits of tracking and measuring your business's metrics. - 15:00A neat little app that can help you get your time back. (If you feel like there's never enough time in the day to get things done, then you'll love this app. - 16:20)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den delivers his semi-famous "5-step method" for writing an eBook in under 5-hours. If you think writing an eBook is hard, then you've never heard Den's "caveman simple" 5-step method.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Hands down the best reason for any business owner to write a book or eBook. - 1:00Den gives business owners who know they should write an eBook but keep procrastinating a world-class scolding. Hear Den at his unapologetic best at 2:50A shocking statistic that proves people would rather blow torch their nipples off than sit down and read a book. That said, this statistic should be ignored if you're about to write a book. Here's why... - 3:30Den's caveman simple "5-step method" for writing an eBook in under 5-hours. Class commences at 4:00 A little-known copywriting "hack" that makes coming up with book titles and chapters a cinch. - 4:25The "20-minute trick" that kills off writer's block and gets ideas flowing like lies from a politician's lip. - 5:30An absurdly good example of a sub-headline that you can use as a headline template. - 8:00A "no muss, no fuss" way to write your book's intro. Fact: often the hardest part of writing a book is the intro. Well, problem solved. Listen up at 9:00A book on advertising every video business owner should read at least 3 times. It's that good. - 11:40A clever (and simple) thing to do at the end of every chapter of your eBook that can help sometimes result in new business coming in the door. Full details at 13:00Book cover tips and tricks aplenty at 14:00How to use your eBook to build an email database full of fruitful prospects ripe for the picking! If done correctly, this strategy could end up being the most profitable piece of marketing you ever do. - 14:00What a lead magnet is, and... different ways to do them. - 17:00How to see this entire process in action. Once you do what Den advises at 17:40, you'll see how this all comes together. What the "Mere-Exposure Effect" is, and... how to ethically exploit this phenomenon to drive hordes of prospective clients to your business's doors. - 19:00An erroneous notion most business owners have about marketing and follow-up that renders all their marketing useless as a knitted condom. - 19:20Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den reveals how to get MORE clients by marketing to FEWER people. Plus, marketing and business tips aplenty. But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:The REAL reason why about 20% of small businesses fail within the first year. - 2:10Advice for new video business owners you'd be a darn fool not to take. - 2:45Proof that new video equipment is like “crack cocaine” for freelance filmmakers. - 3:00Why “patience” is the small business owner's superpower. - 3:40An emasculating thing most men have to do when they want a holiday. - 4:00Quite possibly the best advice you'll ever hear for entering a business partnership. This can help save you from a world of pain. - 6:00The 5-letter word that strikes fear into the hearts of video business owners. Because this 5-letter word scares them, it keeps their business from ever reaching its potential. - 7:20Den's awfully good "the MORE excuse you make, the LESS money you make" spiel. - 8:00The single most important thing to focus on if your business is currently making less than 7-figures. (In fact, this should always be your #1 focus. - 8:30A simple “litmus test” for identifying a moron. (It's very simple. Just listen to what someone says after they witness a successful person getting a good break or making a good business deal. If they say what's mentioned at 9:20... you'll know that person is a certified moron.)A clever “12-word phrase” to use when asked: “How much are your services?” (Not only do prospective clients appreciate this answer, but it puts them in the right frame of mind. -12:45)Clever ways to avoid looking like a bag of shit when your work schedule has you traveling more than a restless gypsy. (Not only will these ways keep you looking fresh, but they will also ratchet up your productivity, to boot!- 14:30)The case for writing a book. - 17:00A surprisingly simple way to boost your status in your industry. - 17:40The "caveman simple" 6-step formula for writing a book in record time. (This delightfully simple 6-point game plan will work even if you have trouble writing a shopping list. - 18:00)An unusual way to write a book using only your tongue. - 19:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Today, Den raps about two things video business owners/freelancers can never hear too much about, namely, productivity and marketing. How good is this episode? Well, if Den packaged this audio and sold it for $1,000 dollars, it would still be a bargain! That's how good this episode is. But don't take my word for it (I'm just a copywriter), hear for yourself.  But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:'The laughably simple (but powerful) "Can vs Should" productivity lesson. - 1:00The one labor-intensive activity most video business owners stubbornly refuse to outsource. But those who do, NEVER go back to doing this activity. Hear the full scoop at 1:30Quite possibly the best "productivity" maxim ever invented. Hear this beauty at 2:20Need more clients? Fair enough. But whatever you do, don't go off chasing new clients without doing this first....  - 2:30How to tap into the potential goldmine of business that's sitting right under your nose. (Best part: getting new business this way won't cost you one red cent! - 2:50)Den's frighteningly effective email marketing strategy for landing new clients and igniting a riot of new cash. Bonus: Den gives you his exact email copy (script) right down to what to say in the subject line to ensure it gets opened. - Den could charge a pretty penny for this type of information, but for some reason, Den seems to spill the beans whenever he gets in front of a mic. If you're smart, you'll take full advantage of Den's almost over-the-top generosity. The crash course starts at 3:00)A 2-second mindset "tweak" that can take you from being a lousy marketer to an outstanding one. All great marketers possess this mindset. Hear this at 5:20How to do follow-up like a pro. - 6:30A sneaky (and very effective) way to drum up referral work almost out of thin air! (Just follow the advice given at 7:30 and watch what happens.)What NEVER to say to a past client when doing a follow-up. Sadly, this exactly what most business owners blurt out when speaking to a past client. (Saying this will have them wondering two things: (1) why did I agree to this conversation? and (2) How can I quickly end this conversation? - 9:25)An "all but forgotten" marketing strategy that works even better than what it did in its heyday. (If you're looking for new business for your video business, you'd be crazy not to do this...  - 10:45)The “A4” marketing secret most business owners are clueless about. - 12:35How to use coffee beans to land new business. - 13:25How to use an ordinary calendar to bring in new business. - 14:00A hardly ever talked about way to shake the ol' money tree. If you're not currently doing what Den mentions at 14:20, then you're leaving so much money on the table it's not even funny.A ridiculously effective marketing formula that's also caveman simple to implement, yet for some strange reason, people shy away from doing this. Go figure. - 17:30Why using all the best marketing strategies in the world won't amount to a hill of beans if you don't have this one thing... - 18:00Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Chieu v. Canada (Minister of Citizenship and Immigration), 2002 SCC 3 was a landmark Supreme Court of Canada which affirmed the use of the Ribic factors in the H&C assessment. We discuss these factors and how they are used in immigration appeals. 1:00 How the assessment of Humanitarian & Compassionate considerations has become somewhat nebulus. 4:00 A case study of Chieu v. Canada 10:00 What is an example of a negative country condition in someone’s country of citizenship? 13:00 The decision and principles in Chieu. 15:00 The Federal Court of Canada in Zhang v. Canada (Citizenship and Immigration), 2020 FC 927, which seems to limit Chieu. 16:00 The Ribic factors and the types of immigration appeals. 20:00 How much weight each factor should get. 25:00 Stories about our appeals. 32:00 The remorse factor and flexibility. 45:00 The counter arguments to considering country of citizenship conditions. 50:00 Consents on appeal.

5:00A.M. Prayer - Tuesday, February 9, 2021

Today, Den dives deeper than a Hokkaido pearl diver and pulls up some shiny pearls of wisdom on time management and productivity that even the most organized and efficient of people will benefit from.  And... he reveals some little-known ways to reduce stress. But first...Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Two bloody tough situations a couple of Den's friends are facing that might make your current issues seem like a slight inconvenience. - 1:50Den's "how to extract gold from shit" lesson. (This lesson can help you glean life-changing insights from disastrous situations such as being sued, losing a loved one, or becoming severely ill. - 3:30A colossal blunder people make when goal setting that's almost guaranteed to disappoint, irritate, and frustrate the hell outta you. - 6:45An awfully good Tony Robbin's quote that, if taken to heart, can help you hit all your business or life goals even if you have a history of never achieving the goals you set. (This has to do with how you mentally approach setting your goals. Most people do the exact opposite of what Tony advises. - 7:00)Why trying to manage your time is futile, and what you should manage instead. (This is something Den picked up reading Elon Musk's biography -8:50)Quite possible the best morning routine ever invented. Don't scoff until you hear this one. - 9:40How to reduce stress by "tweaking" your work schedule. (Best part: not only will you feel more relaxed and in control of your life when you implement this,  but your productivity will go through the roof! - 10:40)A little-known App that can help even the most dithery of people get their time under control. (If you feel like time just slips through your fingers, then get this app mentioned at 11:20)Den's reveals his seemingly lazy-arse work schedule. (But don't be fooled. Although Den works fewer hours than Jeffrey "The Dude" Lebowski, he gets more done in a day than most people who grind and hustle all day long. Here's how… - 12:00)       What to do to your Kindle if you read at night. - 13:30The single most important thing you can do to ensure maximum productivity. Nothing even comes close to this one. Listen up at 13:50The absolute worst thing you can do when starting your workday. (Doing this can derail your day faster than you can say "What just happened?” Sadly, this is what most people do first thing. - 16:50)Tim Ferriss's ridiculously simple (but very effective) method for achieving fortress-like focus when working. -17:30The #1 productivity law that must never be broken. (Unfortunately, most people break this law before they've been crawled out of bed! - 18:00)The "two-hour-a-day" habit that can potentially have you sitting pretty for the rest of your days. - 20:00A productivity tip everyone talks about but almost nobody does. - 22:00 A proven way to program your mind (like a computer) for success. (This may sound a little woo-woo to some people, but neuroscientists are now saying that doing this is a big factor in achieving success. - 23:00)Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

1. What's in a name? BEAR with me - 0:00A short bit on how we came up with the name for our podcast “Bear with Me”. We wanted to talk about this because it helps us with our big focus, which is part 2.2. The God Bearers - 6:35Revisiting Mary's role in bearing God with Us and how that helps us think about the Christian Life. 3. Bearing God's Word - 30:53We look at the practice of Scripture Memorization as a very practical and down to earth way to bear God's powerful and transforming Word in us.Resources from Vanessa:A "Releasing the Body to God" Exercise via Renovare (when thinking about being God-bearers with our hands, feet, eyes, and ears): A book foreword by Dallas Willard on memorizationHere's my "Good Stuff to Memorize" ongoing google doc - with passages that I find either beautiful or challenging or interestingPractices for Internalizing & Externalizing Scripture

We sit down with world renowned dancer, Cierra Lauren. Cierra has had an extensive & amazing career as a dancer, but recently gained more notoriety for her courage to come forward with reports of abuse & assault against a prominent leader in the dance community. We experience some technical difficulties, but power through this candid, interesting and intimate conversation with Cierra. She openly shares some life changing milestones, talks about her first exposure to hip hop & building a studio from the ground up at the young age of 17. Cierra openly shares a near death experience while pursuing a major career opportunity & teaches us a lesson in the value of failing. She discusses the origins of her non-profit organization Speak Your Truth Worldwide & bravely shares her experience with the notorious AOV founder and owner. In addition to SYT Worldwide, Cierra shares the details for her podcast “Unscripted”. We wrap the episode with a fun round of rapid fire, Cierra shares her opinion on what’s good in the dance community & we’re reminded of the strong unstoppable warrior that Cierra Lauren is.In this episode, we explore: 00:32 Introduction02:52A warrior mentality05:26 Cierra’s first hip hop class11:45Building a studio from the ground up14:22No room for self doubt16:55Cierra’s advice to a younger self19:05 Making a name for herself21:38A major career opportunity 24:00A near death experience30:15When a door closes, another one opens35:02There are no bumps in the road, that is the road37:22Speak Your Truth World Wide43:06A fight for her life and her commitment to the dance community56:20We as a dance community can no longer accept this behavior58:20Moving toward a safer community1:02:19Rapid fire questions1:09:34What’s good in the dance community?1:11:27Closing remarks1:14:22Thank you for a wonderful Season 2!This episode’s guest(s):Follow Cierra Lauren on InstagramFollow Speak Your Truth Worldwide on InstagramLearn more about Speak Your Truth Worldwide Learn about how you can support Speak Your Truth Worldwide “Backin’ It Up”, Cierra Lauren “Can’t Say”, Cierra Lauren“The Morning”, Cierra Lauren“Work”, Cierra Lauren "Who Do You Love", Cierra Lauren “It Matters”, Cierra LaurenSpecial thanks to: -Jane Banares for creating our Co-Lab Podcast artwork Music by Sam Stan - Das Boo - https://thmatc.co/?l=997FC418Music by SkeetOnTheBeat - Late Night - https://thmatc.co/?l=E76B5749 The conversation continues over on Instagram and TikTokHave a guest suggestion or just want to say hello? Drop us a line at hello@co-labpodcast.com Sign up for exclusive updates and subscribe to our Newsletter

The Storm Skiing Podcast is sponsored by Mountain Gazette. The first issue drops in November, and you can get 10 percent off subscriptions with the code “GOHIGHER10” at check-out. Get 10 percent off everything else with the code “EASTCOAST.”Who: Mill Town CEO and Managing Director Tim Burke, Bousquet General Manager Kevin McMillan, and Pittsfield native and Olympic Skier Krista Schmidinger Recorded on: November 16, 2020Why I interviewed them: Because lift-served skiing is not just a few giant ski areas hanging off the top of New England, flying the flags of corporate overlords five or 10 states away. Skiing, like a forest, is an ecosystem. A forest needs trees and insects and water and dirt and a food chain of animals. Everyone likes to look at the wolves, but we don’t have wolves without chipmunks. Skiing is the same. We don’t have Stowe or Sunday River or Whiteface without Bousquet – at least, we don’t have them as sustainable long-term entities, because otherwise where would the new skiers come from? Some people learn to ski at the monsters, but most of us don’t, and ski areas like Bousquet, anchored deeply their communities, are some of the most productive new-skier engines there are. Part of my mission, as I see it, is to tell the story of lift-served skiing as it evolves in the Northeast, and the way that smaller ski areas like Bousquet are managing to thrive in a warming world and a consolidating industry is a vital and often-overlooked part of that story.What we talked about: How long the deal to buy Bousquet had been in the works; why the mountain was an attractive asset despite the investments needed to modernize it; Mill Town’s intention to own Bousquet for the long term; whether they would consider rescuing closed-down Blandford; echoes of Arctaris’ rescue of Saddleback; how the partnership with the owners of Berkshire East and Catamount is helping a non-skiing company rebuild Bousquet’s entire on-mountain infrastructure in a matter of months; the snowpipe landmines buried in the hillsides; hiring the right GM; what the triple chair replaces and how construction is progressing; what happened to the yellow and green chairs after they demolished the lifts; additional offseason lift upgrades; the location and setup of the new beginner area; tubing survives; how the ski area altered terrain at the summit to hold snow better and assist with chairlift unloading; the ski area’s current and potential footprint; where we may see future glade development; when the new trailmap and website will drop; this offseason’s massive snowmaking upgrades; the mountain’s water supply; the target opening date; Bousquet’s new grooming fleet; the lodge is closed this year and what skiers will find in its place; why Bousquet joined the Berkshires Summit Pass with Berkshire East and Catamount; whether Bousquet would consider joining the Indy Pass; how the mountain is managing day lift tickets this season; RFID gates are here; Krista’s story of growing up at Bousquet and taking the lessons she learned there all the way to Olympic competition; mastering skiing via the Malcom Gladwell-defined 10,000 hours of bombing the slopes of Bousquet; the ski area’s deep racing legacy; the programs that Krista will run and how she can help the ski area center itself more solidly in the broader skiing community.Bousquet retired the yellow chair, pictured here in February 2019, to install a new-used summit triple this offseason. Yes, you can ski the liftline.Why I thought that now was a good time for this interview: Because with a new ownership group in place, Bousquet is getting the reboot it probably needs to thrive in the decades to come. Any independent ski area – especially a small independent ski area – is going to need some combination of reliable blanket snowmaking, sufficient capital to keep up with maintenance and basic infrastructure upgrades, membership in some kind of broader coalition, and a local population handcuffed to the mountain’s fate. Mill Town brings the first two. Becoming the third Muskiteer [this is why I need an editor] to Berkshire East and Catamount provides the third. The mountain’s crash-landing like the Transformers Ark on the outskirts of Pittsfield provides the final piece, because ask Rangeley what it’s like to be a ski town without a ski area. With a new-used summit chair dropping in and upgrades all over the mountain, Bousquet’s new owners made an offseason statement that they’re here to party, and I wanted to peak in the door to see just how rowdy things were getting.Flying towers for the new-used summit triple (relocated from Hermitage Club) earlier this week. Photo courtesy of Bousquet.Why you should go there: There’s a common skier’s mentality that discards small ski areas as a person’s skills improve and they move on to the 42-chairlift monsters humping over the multi-summited mountains on the horizon. Like a snake shedding its skin, these skiers assume the smaller version no longer fits them and should be left behind. I kind of get this: there is nothing quite like getting lost in a vast ski circus on a snowy day, popping out of some glade onto some narrow trail leading to an empty spinning lift planted, it seems, in the middle of some secret wilderness that is yours alone. But there’s something to a small ski area too, to the energy of countless children unleashed and gleeful in their great roving packs, to ripping off a dozen laps in an hour, to never having to consult a trail map, to trimming skiing back to the motion and the sensation that are its basic animal appeals. I know all this because I was the big snake for a while and when I had kids I realized those little ski areas still fit pretty good after all. They’re easier on kids and they’re better for them too, and they’re better for me, because when my daughter and I are cruising around Bousquet, I don’t have that I-wonder-what-the-trees-are-like-today FOMO that rides me at Killington or Sugarbush. And while that’s true of all small ski areas, Bousquet, historic and resurgent and beloved, lies in a special class of must-visit local bumps inextricably tied to Massachusetts and New England skiing culture and lore. Additional reading/videos:From New England Ski History:The roots of Bousquet were planted in the ski trains of the 1930s, when New Yorkers would depart from Grand Central Station on New Haven Railroad trains in the early morning hours for a day of skiing on the Bousquet farm in Pittsfield. As the legend goes, Clarence Bousquet installed a rope tow in the spring of 1935, increasingly the area rate from 25 cents to $1.00A second tow was added for the 1936-37 season, as Bousquet quickly became a well-known ski area. A third tow was likely added for 1937-38, while a fourth debuted for 1938-39. The Hartford Courant declared the area "one of America's finest ski developments," citing the longest rope tow in the world. Read more…A trail map from (no s**t) 1936. I’m not sure if that’s supposed to be fluffly clouds or the Himalayas rising in the background:A Berkshire Eagle video of helicopters flying summit chair towers earlier this week:Follow The Storm Skiing Journal on Facebook and Twitter.COVID-19 & Skiing Podcasts: Author and Industry Veteran Chris Diamond | Boyne Resorts CEO Stephen Kircher | Magic Mountain President Geoff Hatheway | NSAA CEO Kelly Pawlak | Berkshire East/Catamount Owner & Goggles for Docs founder Jon Schaefer | Shaggy’s Copper Country Skis Cofounder Jeff Thompson | Doppelmayr USA President Katharina Schmitz | Mt. 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The Leadership Journey - Week 2, Changing the Culture Brian Kight and Keith Grabowski team up for this special Leadership Journey edition of the Coach and Coordinator podcast. This podcast will occur weekly throughout the season, focusing on issues that teams face during the season. Kight discusses changing culture in today’s podcast. 01:20 Alonzo Highsmith’s observation on Hard Knocks 01:58 Patience and discipline in changing a culture 03:00 Culture matters to winning and the quality of the experience 04:10 Culture is not the objective; it must have a function and relevance 05:53 What are you changing the culture for? 06:10 Contribute to the environment you are in 08:29 Urgency plus patience with discipline 09:23 Not urgent enough in pressing people now 10:20 Don’t rush when you see the pay off 11:50 Be urgent in the day and patient over two years 12:58 What does urgency done correctly look like? 13:55 Three things: maniacal commitment, intolerant of anything but the standard, do it with a ton of love 17:00 A unique combination 21:54 Being maniacal and intolerant is not an excuse to mistreat people 25:30 Urgency - don’t let empathy stop you from being urgent 26:27 Discipline is required 28:00 The intent of discipline 29:20 Doing things out of compliance, obedience, or discipline 29:48 Weakness of compliance and limitations of obedience 31:38 What can we learn from the opportunities of game day? 32:20 Culture is measured in years 33:00 Look for language change and behavior change 34:00 Look for micro ways to adjust in-season 34:24 Incremental changes begin to build up 35:46 Make significant major changes in the off season 38:35 The outcomes are going to come the we are good enough to earn them Leadership Journey Playlists: https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-leadership-journey-with https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-leadership-journey-season https://soundcloud.com/user-804678956/sets/the-leadership-journey-with-1

Dr. Mitch Ghen has 40 years of experience in anti-aging and holistic and integrative medicine. In addition, he has authored dozens of articles in peer-reviewed journals. He has been a host and guest on hundreds of radio programs as well as television, where he has been the expert in alternative health. He was the host of the Dr. Mitch Show on SiriusXm Mon. -Fri. 11:00A.M.-1:00 P.M.Est On Jamie Foxx’s, Foxxhole 98. He hosted the largest health talk program in South Florida, The Dr. Mitch Show, on WFTL 850 on Sun. from 3-5:00 P.M for 71/2 years and did a worldwide show Mo.-Fri. Noon-1Pm on Boca Chamber Radio. He was the Medical Expert on the Andy Dean Show "America Now" every Monday night at 8:00 P.M. and the Nat'l syndicated morning Sam Sorbo show. As well as his work in nutritional medicine, he has some of the most experience as an expert clinician and researcher in the field of stem cell transplantation. He currently is the host of the largest health TV show on WGGS-16 in South Carolina, North Carolina, and parts of North Georgia every Fri. 5-6PM. Also, Dr. Mitch is an international lecturer on topics about oral and IV nutrition, life-style changes, bioidentical hormone replacement, and stem cell transplantation. He is noted to be one of the premier teachers at conferences and seminars on integrative medicine and his vast academic knowledge, coupled with his entertaining delivery, makes a well sought-after presenter. He is the co-author of four textbooks including the Advance Guide to Longevity Medicine, The Ghen and Raine’s Guide to Compounding Pharmaceuticals, the Anti-Aging Physicians’ Handbook for Compounding Pharmaceuticals, and his newest, The Essentials and Science of IV Parenteral Medicine. According to The President of the American Academy for Anti-Aging Medicine, the largest organization of its kind of 30,000 physicians in over 113 countries, says Dr. Mitch is considered one of the top ten anti-aging physicians and consultants in the world.

Dr. Mitch Ghen has 40 years of experience in anti-aging and holistic and integrative medicine. In addition, he has authored dozens of articles in peer-reviewed journals. He has been a host and guest on hundreds of radio programs as well as television, where he has been the expert in alternative health. He was the host of the Dr. Mitch Show on SiriusXm Mon. -Fri. 11:00A.M.-1:00 P.M.Est On Jamie Foxx’s, Foxxhole 98. He hosted the largest health talk program in South Florida, The Dr. Mitch Show, on WFTL 850 on Sun. from 3-5:00 P.M for 71/2 years and did a worldwide show Mo.-Fri. Noon-1Pm on Boca Chamber Radio. He was the Medical Expert on the Andy Dean Show "America Now" every Monday night at 8:00 P.M. and the Nat'l syndicated morning Sam Sorbo show. As well as his work in nutritional medicine, he has some of the most experience as an expert clinician and researcher in the field of stem cell transplantation. He currently is the host of the largest health TV show on WGGS-16 in South Carolina, North Carolina, and parts of North Georgia every Fri. 5-6PM. Also, Dr. Mitch is an international lecturer on topics about oral and IV nutrition, life-style changes, bioidentical hormone replacement, and stem cell transplantation. He is noted to be one of the premier teachers at conferences and seminars on integrative medicine and his vast academic knowledge, coupled with his entertaining delivery, makes a well sought-after presenter. He is the co-author of four textbooks including the Advance Guide to Longevity Medicine, The Ghen and Raine’s Guide to Compounding Pharmaceuticals, the Anti-Aging Physicians’ Handbook for Compounding Pharmaceuticals, and his newest, The Essentials and Science of IV Parenteral Medicine.According to The President of the American Academy for Anti-Aging Medicine, the largest organization of its kind of 30,000 physicians in over 113 countries, says Dr. Mitch is considered one of the top ten anti-aging physicians and consultants in the world.

 Jess, Renee, Tim, And Momily join 2:15The Beefy bois are famous 4:00Top moments: Getting Iced 6:30Beefy bois quiz: 12:00Top 10 episode names 25:00Calf tales 30:00Which boi 37:00More calf chat 41:30Discord icons 44:30Top 5 cats 49:30Top 10 beefy bois segments 53:00A wild Christian appears 59:00Calves part 3 1:01:00Christians fave moments 1:06:30Joe’s top 10 episodes 1:09:00Where has Christian been 1:20:00Pet chat 1:21:30Horse athletes 1:25:00Top 10 top 10 lists 1:30:00Listener suggestions 1:39:00Calvertisments 1:40:00Web Dev joke of the week 1:42:00Twitter @beefy_bois: https://twitter.com/beefy_bois Instagram @officialbeefybois: https://www.instagram.com/officialbeefybois/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/74KwEHTfjzdNNqcBB96TKm Website: http://www.beefybois.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGgATtKgo1sJtVwRuggL1hA/

Quote:  “I'd rather be a learn-it-all than a know-it-all.”  Brian Levenson We talk a lot about mindset and how it helps you create a better outlook and in turn a better outcome in business and in life.  On this episode of The Wealthy Speaker Show, we welcome coaching and mental performance expert, Brian Levenson who will talk about his approach to learning, training and performing. Brian Levenson is the founder of Strong Skills, which provides executive coaching and mental performance coaching, speaking and consulting to elite organizations, performers and leaders. He has been fortunate to work with CEO's, professional athletes and with teams in the NBA, NHL, and MLS, Division 1 athletic departments, the Federal Reserve, the Department of Homeland Security, Hilton, Young Presidents Organization (YPO) and many other organizations. Highlights you won't want to miss:Brian's revenue buckets.  4:00A really big “get”.  8:00Curiosity then conviction.  10:00Humble preparation sparks confident performance.  13:00Confidence vs. arrogance.  19:00When matters.  11:15Understanding the other side through empathy.  26:15Shift Your Mind.  30:30 Click to Tweet:  Join me to hear mindset expert Brian Levenson share ideas from his new book Shift Your Mind that will help to inspire curiosity and confidence. Brian also has a weekly podcast, Intentional Performers, where he interviews a diverse group of elite high performers. His new book, Shift Your Mind, has just been released this month.  Brian currently lives in Bethesda, MD, with his wife and two kids.   If you could use a shift in your mindset to help you effectively prepare so you can be more creative and confident in your performance, you simply can't afford to miss this episode.  I hope you'll download and learn. Links:Brian's website: https://www.strongskills.co/Brian's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXYhUNawYMU Brian's podcast: https://www.strongskills.co/podcastBrian's book: https://www.amazon.com/Shift-Your-Mind-Preparation-Performance/dp/1633310469

 Dice chat 2:00Dungeons and Dragons online 4:00Wedding anniversary 7:20Where to buy groceries 9:00Package thieves 12:30I removed this stub 15:30Encryptions 18:00Among us tales 19:45Generation wars 23:40Career changes 28:00A wild Christian appears 34:00In defence of Hootie and the Blowfish 35:00Giants > Seahawks 37:00Fun Beefy bois stats facts 38:00Episode 100 plans 39:00Updates from Christian 41:40NFL has COVID 43:00Baseball nipple buzzers 45:40NFL roundup 49:00Cat chat 51:00Twitter @beefy_bois: https://twitter.com/beefy_bois Instagram @officialbeefybois: https://www.instagram.com/officialbeefybois/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/74KwEHTfjzdNNqcBB96TKm Website: http://www.beefybois.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGgATtKgo1sJtVwRuggL1hA/

Today we have Tim Arch in the studio. Tim is one of Den's very first coaching clients. In this revealing episode, Tim reveals why he joined Den's coaching program and gives an honest to God review of Den's coaching, and... gives down-n-dirty details on how it's moved the needle in his video production business.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:How to avoid running around like a headless freelancer! - (OK. So the answer's a little biased with this one, but hey, the proof is in the pudding, and Tim says this solution taste damn good! - 2:00) Tim's big 2018 "wake up call" that rattled him to his very core. (This made ponying up and join Den's coaching program an absolute no-brainer! - 3:30) Why outsourcing all video editing can potentially be the single most profitable thing a video production freelancer ever does. - 6:00 The 8-letter word that's considered a “dirty” word amongst video production freelancers. - 7:15 How putting down your camera, outsourcing all production work, and just working on your business can get your creative juices flowing like Guinness on St Patrick's Day. - 12:20 The most common answer videographers give when asked what their biggest challenge in business is. (Sadly, very few of them are prepared to pony up to solve this problem mentioned at 15;00)The single best investment any business owner can make in their business that essentially won't cost them a red cent! In fact, it will make them money! - 15:40 The downside to most free online business content. - 16:00A ridiculously simple thing you can do to dramatically increase your odds of you hitting all your business goals. Listen up at 18:00 How advertising to LESS people can get you MORE new business. - 22:40The most moronic answer ever to the question: who's your target market? (Hear this criminally stupid - yet all too common - answer at 23:40)Den drops an absolute gem on niching down that's worth replaying at least 10 times! (This is not glamorous or exciting, but if you heed these wise words, you can get ready for some handsome paydays! - 24:10Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Connect with Tim Arch on LinkedInhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/brand-photography-video-melb/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/ Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

BARAH MINISTRIES a Christian Church Announcements October 11, 2020 HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Jason Knack October 10, 2020 MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Elder's Meeting October 17, 2020 9:00A-10:30A for full notes: http://www.barahministries.com/index.php?proc=lsn&sf=v&tid=1598

In this episode we take a closer look at Arsenal and how Gabon’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, under the tutelage of Mikel Arteta, is breathing new life into the North London giants. Arsenal legend Perry Groves joins the show and gives perspective on why Aubameyang is the most feared attacker in England, explains how Bukayo Saka has the potential to achieve greatness, and also recalls the Gunners' famous league win in 1989.Host: Courtney Freese (Former PSL winner)Special Guest: Perry Groves (Arsenal legend)WHATSAPP Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YOUTUBEWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSOCIAL MEDIAFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEPISODE NOTES01:10A dream come true for the Colchester Gunner10:15Memories of conquering the league and Liverpool in 198919:40Did Arsenal appoint Mikel Arteta because they couldn’t afford Carlo Ancelotti?23:00Lessons Arteta has learnt from both Pep Guardiola and Arsene Wenger26:00Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's parallels with Ian Wright31:30Bukayo Saka has the potential to play on any stage34:00Mesut Özil to mount a comeback?38:30Granit Xhaka’s return to form 40:30Expectations for Arsenal this season43:00A future role for Wenger at Arsenal47:40Becoming a member of the Tuesday ClubDuration: 49:45 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode we take a closer look at Arsenal and how Gabon’s Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, under the tutelage of Mikel Arteta, is breathing new life into the North London giants. Arsenal legend Perry Groves joins the show and gives perspective on why Aubameyang is the most feared attacker in England, explains how Bukayo Saka has the potential to achieve greatness, and also recalls the Gunners' famous league win in 1989.Host: Courtney Freese (Former PSL winner)Special Guest: Perry Groves (Arsenal legend)WHATSAPP Get in touch on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474YOUTUBEWatch us here - On The Whistle Podcast: https://bit.ly/35gKucxSOCIAL MEDIAFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEPISODE NOTES01:10A dream come true for the Colchester Gunner10:15Memories of conquering the league and Liverpool in 198919:40Did Arsenal appoint Mikel Arteta because they couldn’t afford Carlo Ancelotti?23:00Lessons Arteta has learnt from both Pep Guardiola and Arsene Wenger26:00Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's parallels with Ian Wright31:30Bukayo Saka has the potential to play on any stage34:00Mesut Özil to mount a comeback?38:30Granit Xhaka’s return to form 40:30Expectations for Arsenal this season43:00A future role for Wenger at Arsenal47:40Becoming a member of the Tuesday ClubDuration: 49:45 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Come on in and check out this interview with the Clicks and Mortar Queen Donnalynn Riley. Donna tells an amazing story of how she went from being the CEO of a retail chain to becoming a Spiritual Coach who is helping entrepreneurs bring ALL of who they are to their businesses. Connect with Donnalynn here at her site: https://www.donnalynnriley.com/ Also, Donnalynn has a 5 Day Masterclass you can sign up for in order: Get Out Of Your Head, Embrace Your Imperfections & Get On Track With Your Business! https://www.donnalynnriley.com/5dc-reg brandon handley00:02All right, 54321 Hey there, spiritual dope. I'm on today with Donna Lynn Riley, who is a licensed spiritual health coach who helps people develop evolve and grow. 00:17The answers they find that their journey, bring them to a new level clarity and emotional adjustment to help them develop their expertise in business systems management and marketing. 00:25And addition to her 12 years as a licensed coach her background is the CEO of a multimillion dollar corporation. 00:31informs her ability to help her clients navigate the inner workings of business systems Operations Management and Marketing so they can successfully put it all together themselves. 00:42I'm going to cut it down because that, that's great. And I'm so excited because, as we're going back and forth a little bit here earlier. This is exactly what this podcast is about. So thank you for joining me today. Donnalynn Riley00:53Oh, it's my pleasure. It's great what you're doing. It's great that you're talking about this. It's really good. brandon handley00:58Thank you. Thank you. So you mentioned that you'd call it a couple of podcasts. So what I always like to say is you know you're here today. We're using this podcast as a vehicle to send somebody out there a message, what is it that they need to hear this coming through you today. Donnalynn Riley01:17Well, I always think people need to know that life can be a lot easier than we're making it. I think that that's a place where 01:29Almost invariably people don't believe that. Right. They just go like, nah, couldn't be that I got to work harder. I gotta do more. I gotta you know think more 01:43I have to put out more effort. It's got a cost more. There's got to be a big, you know, emotional or financial cost to the things that I want in life and really 01:54Life can be so much easier than we make it. And I think that that's the benefit of of this approach of a spiritual practice that supports. 02:06Business life and certainly family life, when I know lots of coaches who do that as well. And, you know, really kind of make it better, just make your life better. brandon handley02:16Yeah, no, absolutely. So the idea is that life doesn't have to be so hard. Donnalynn Riley02:21Really doesn't brandon handley02:23And and also throw out there. I think in the first person that I know that's worked on Broadway. Right. And this is this is a story that you tell 02:30In one of your one of your videos right and helping once you tell people use that story real quick here right now. I love that story about just what you said there. 02:41Do you remember so so I'll take it away. So you were around 19 your brothers like 10 years old or new 02:47Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah 02:50Yeah yeah Donnalynn Riley02:50Okay, okay. I gotcha. Sorry about that. 02:54I was like I was there a long time. I don't know. brandon handley02:58Just getting into it right and 02:59How easy how easy sometimes 03:01For you. Donnalynn Riley03:01Yeah. So what I love about that is that, um, so. Okay, so let me let me kind of lay it out here so I'm like 19 years old I 03:11You know, I'm just out the gate. Right. But I'm 10 foot tall and bulletproof because so was everybody when you're 19 brandon handley03:18Right. Yeah, absolutely. Donnalynn Riley03:19And so when you're not very dinged up 03:22You know, you just think like everything's okay and it's going to work out for me and I kind of lived my life like that really clearly I wanted, and I got things I wanted them and they lined up. 03:35So, um, I found myself on on Broadway, which I totally expected right because I wanted it. So, and I didn't know any better, and 03:46And my brother who's 10 years older than I am. He, he knew better. And he is a he is still actually a scenic artist. And so I was a sound designer. He was a scenic artist and 04:01He was working down the block. So I was working on Angels in America, and he was working on City of Angels, which I love that. But there were all these angel references. That's kind of brandon handley04:14Sure, yeah. Donnalynn Riley04:15And. And he said, Oh, let's, um, he was like down the block. And I hadn't seen him in months. It wasn't like, you know, we were spending Sunday night dinners together or something. 04:24And he said, Let's go for lunch. And I was like, yeah, this is great. Yeah, owning the town, you know, in my, in my own head, right. 04:32Sure. And he said, you, you. He's walking me to the to the place to get something to eat and 04:40He said, You just don't have any idea what it costs to get here. You don't have any idea what these people around you have had to do to get where they want to go and in typical sort of 19 year old fashion. I thought, nope. brandon handley04:59Right. Donnalynn Riley04:59I don't care. 05:00Sure, you know, really, for me, I realized that it is a story that's centered around entitlement. Right, so it's not very popular this moment, but 05:10Being able to see yourself. 05:13In the position that you want to be to be able to know that these are things that can happen for you as well as somebody else because 05:24You put the work in and you are talented and you did you know you met the right people and you were in the right place and you took the all the steps to get there. brandon handley05:32Right. Donnalynn Riley05:33There by choice. You don't get to be on Broadway. If you suck. 05:37You do not need. All right. 05:39All right, but they send you home. brandon handley05:42Well, you know, I think. 05:43I think that um I love how you're hitting on entitlement in this insane and in this way because why should it not 05:53Backup people like people bash millennials for kind of having like that kind of entitlement thing. Right. Well, what I admire about that, you know, I think that they would say you got Moxie kid right like kinda back in, but 06:07You know what you want and you're not settling for something that you don't. So is that entitlement, or is that knowing your worth. Donnalynn Riley06:17Right. It's really tricky. It's really tricky and it is a lot about alignment and I've been fortunate to hear you talk about alignment on the podcast previously and 06:28It's a really crucial step in that process. So, 06:34Of course, if we want to get kind of 06:37Cultural about it, then we can we can sort of back it up a little and say, Well, some people have a lot of things that support the belief already in their lives when they're born, and when they're, you know, one and two and three and so it, it becomes 06:55There becomes a divide, but it's a divide in belief. brandon handley07:00100% Donnalynn Riley07:00You know, so it's a it is a really tricky thing. And the important thing for me in the work that I do with people. 07:09Is to whether you've ever experienced that belief or not before is to help you to find that belief because without it is very, very, very difficult to get where you want to go. I, I know people who have done it. It's like they kind of stumbled into their success and that's okay. brandon handley07:25That's true, but it's not very reliable. Donnalynn Riley07:29And so, you know, doing the inner work to create a system of belief for yourself so that 07:36It doesn't sound crazy that you're going to have a successful business or that you're going to get a client that you want to or that you're going to get employees that work out well for you and things like that. I'm doing that inner work makes 07:51All the outer stuff kind of 07:52Line up real quick, like the story I just told where I went from two years or three years I spent in sound design, we're learning from the best in the business. I was already learning from the people who were there, right. 08:06And and and and so I was able to do that very quickly, where a lot of my classmates in college got there 1015 years later, and they worked a lot harder for something because they didn't believe 08:23They didn't know 08:23They thought, oh, I have to go out and do something else first brandon handley08:27Right. We listen, even me today, right now with this podcast. I love it so much. I want to put this, I want to put this 08:36Nice polish on, I want to make it feel so good. I want it to be inviting you know 08:40That, you know, and this isn't wrong to hire somebody in marketing, but I like I really want these pieces I wanted to look so I want it to be so accepted because it's so 08:48meaningful to me right so I'm putting these blocks in 08:53For myself, right. I'm just putting these. Oh, I gotta do this like nothing can happen until this happens and all these other things and and literally that is in my own mind, nobody else's. I mean, nobody nobody else cares. That's just me. Right. 09:07Right. So when you're out there. 09:11And your clientele and and you're working I do they seek you out for one or the other, do you introduce like you know 09:20To the business pressure, like, well, if you just loop in some spirituality, then this might be better for you, like, tell me a little bit how this process of working with you, looks Donnalynn Riley09:30Yeah, so I kind of stand between that space right I stand between entrepreneurs and small business people who are 09:40That's what they do. That's what they've learned. They have a strong background or they have a strong desire but they don't necessarily have any spiritual practice at all. 09:49And I sort of stand between that and the people who are very spiritually open but can't figure out how to turn the computer on right 09:59And rent like can't figure out the details of, like, how do I charge people. And why would they pay me and 10:06These kinds of like nuanced things that, of course, they have a lot of talent and they have a lot of 10:13Value in the world, but so I do kind of stand in between those two spaces, I would say that for the most part, most of the people that I work with are 10:26Are on the business side but are open. brandon handley10:30Okay. 10:31Because okay you can Donnalynn Riley10:32Sort of insert and this is not you know there are a lot of really involved spiritual practices. 10:39And they have value that is beyond what I'm about to express right so this is not to disparage any spiritual practices. I think they all have a lot of value and 10:51But you can in a very short period of time with with not a ton of work right. You don't have to go and study with the monks for 18 years right with with putting a practice into your life. You can attain a lot of result and a lot of ease in your life. 11:12A lot less frustration, a lot of movement forward right so you can start to assess your situation better and access yourself in moments that are stressful better and all of these things lead to better businesses. 11:30But aren't always they're not really taught too often. brandon handley11:35I mean, if you have the capability to kind of calm yourself down in the moment, or just realize what you're about to say or 11:43If you're feeling tense right so what I'm hearing you say is like you're giving them some of these tools to to really kind of ease into themselves and what they're about. Donnalynn Riley11:51Yeah, there's bigger work that we do in order to make lasting change. And that really happens inside one on one trainings that I do or or inside group work that I do with people, but 12:08There are so many little what we would call hacks right there, little, like, oh, if I do this, I feel a little better. 12:16Right. And those are emergency hacks, you know, and they're really useful. They're a great way to get started. I think because 12:26Getting a little relief reminds you that you're probably going to get more relief. If you keep going in that direction. And I think that's a great place to start, particularly for people who are 12:41Who don't have a strong spiritual background but know that like there's something going on in my mind set or those kinds of words are being used a lot recently. Right. brandon handley12:51Right I yeah for sure. For sure. Right. Well, I mean, it's funny because, you know, I think I started off in the mindset space right but now in this 13:01Next level space right where you do this practice, like you said, For doesn't have to be 18 years but you do it repeatedly and you start with like the mindset. You start with the small pieces and 13:13You keep just kind of growing into these other spaces and these other practices that are available to and sooner or later you like I guess they were all right. Donnalynn Riley13:26I love that. Right. brandon handley13:30Right. 13:31Right. So, I mean, I guess you know there's something in those things and what they're saying and what they're doing. 13:37But, you know, so what what led you into this pace yourself. Donnalynn Riley13:43Well, 13:45You know, that's a good question. I, when I look back at my life. I see all these moments like the one that I just described when I'm like very young. 13:54That fit into this kind of way of thinking and this way of being. But I was really pretty unaware of myself and my spirituality until actually my husband got a life threatening disease. 14:15And or problem he got a tumor in his brain cavity. 14:20And he when he was very young. He spent a lot of time in hospitals. And so we went to the first doctor and it was a big emergency and he said, I'm getting a second opinion. And then we went to the next doctor who you know we we finagle their way into the good doctors and all of that and 14:43We went and he described it. And he said, Oh yeah, you have a little time because I'm very good at this. But, you know, you got to get in here in the next month or something. So it was no longer like a huge emergency we have little time. 14:56Sure, and 14:59We were driving home. It was in New York City. We live in Massachusetts. It was a long drive home. We were driving home and my husband said to me. 15:06Yeah, no, I'm not. I'm not doing that I'm not doing that. I don't know what we're going to do, but I think you should find me another solution because I don't, I'm not going to do that. 15:17And that being that you just that just have him for you have been for me. I was like, oh, 15:23Wow, okay. That should be my job. 15:25Okay. Donnalynn Riley15:29No question. 15:31In fairness, I'm sure he was very overwhelmed in that moment. brandon handley15:35Right out Donnalynn Riley15:36Here and and so that was the beginning. That was the kickoff for me to really 15:45Take a look at what is possible. So, and be completely outside the box. Yeah. So once I sort of had to be completely outside the box. Then the possibilities became very, very different. 16:00So it kicked off a series of involvements with people who could help his health and who could do it in very untraditional ways 16:11And also, who required of both of us that we change drastically that we, the concept that we had gotten ourselves into this mess, and that we were going to get ourselves out of this mess was not one that I heard in the doctor's office. 16:31Was and it was really clear and so 16:34And within 16:37A few months, we were both licensed spiritual health coaches, we probably took, I don't know, six months, nine months, something like that for that process and we said, Okay, this is this, we're leaning in because we are not going where that other train was going 16:59Okay, so. So that's really the beginning of when I became a much, much more aware of myself of my thoughts of my 17:09Relationship to the world of my discomfort that I had become just completely accepting of right I had just said, Oh, well that's the way life is, you know and and really be in that awareness, I found new answers. brandon handley17:28So, um, you know what, I guess the one thing is right when you're we're 19 and your earlier years before you 17:37had developed an awareness, you would be, what would we call you know 17:43Was it 17:45Unconscious competence, right, like you and I were you, you were already aligning yourself and you weren't aware that you were doing it. And then once you kind of develop this newfound awareness. 17:56You were able to do this with intention and purpose. Donnalynn Riley18:00That's exactly right. brandon handley18:02Now, so, and also throw out like when you know so I was raised by a hippie mom grew up you know out San Francisco and she was always kicking the word awareness around right when I was growing up, I was like, I'm aware. You see me run into 18:15I've ever run into a thing. 18:18Right, I use it everything outside of me right everything outside of me. I was I was completely aware of. I didn't miss a beat. Yeah didn't miss a beat. But the awareness that I think that you're talking about today is the awareness inside. Is that fair Donnalynn Riley18:32That's exactly right. 18:33That is exactly right and very hard to articulate. You did that quite well that 18:39People, most of the time, feel like they are aware when they start working with me, they're like, Yeah, yeah, I got that part, I need the accurate assessment. Come on, let's get to the good stuff here. 18:49And and that awareness that inner awareness and that ability to kind of be with yourself for periods of time in order to deepen that awareness is very important to the next steps. And so you're absolutely right that people are like, I'm aware. Let's fix my landing page. brandon handley19:16It's all 19:17It's all marketing has nothing to do with what's happening. 19:19Right, right. 19:21Nothing internal happening fixed that. Donnalynn Riley19:23I just had that targeting right we would 19:25All set. So, what what is what is like when when somebody first brandon handley19:29Starts off what's uh what's like one tool that you like to start them off with to 19:35Begin to develop that inner awareness. Donnalynn Riley19:39One of my favorite 19:42Sort of 19:47Let me go back a second here in my thinking. One of my tools that is the easiest for me to sort of give in this kind of a space. 19:59Is actually 20:00A little bit of mirror work. Now some people will know mirror work from different varieties of, you know, mindset work and spiritual work. 20:10The mirror work that that I find is the fastest path to to becoming present 20:22Which is really that first goal is just start being in your body. 20:29Is a piece where you literally just sit with the mirror and look in the mirror in your eyes and say I am here. 20:42Over and over and over. You're sort of calling to yourself. Right. So there's a lot of work that we do after that that involves breath and 20:53Other types of awareness that we can 20:55We can bring in 20:57But 20:59But that's really the the space that I find people kind of are able to bring themselves into the room a little bit and say, oh, OK. I am actually here. Let me give this a shot. I'll be president now. brandon handley21:12Well, I mean, cuz it's, there's still the physical aspect of it right, they're still doing a physical activity, but then they're also acknowledging that it's them right right there in front of them and pulling themselves kind of gather right there. 21:27Right, so I love that. Yeah. Donnalynn Riley21:29And it's deliberate. It's deliberate. So even though a lot of times when people start that process, they don't know. It's deliberate 21:37They, they go like, well, I said the words and then I felt different. I don't know what happened. Right. But in fact it there. There is a deliberateness to it. That is really important that you are impacting you 21:53In that moment. brandon handley21:57Well, that, you know, being deliberate again, you know, intentional, knowing that you're making this choice. I know that I kind of 22:04laughed a little bit about it earlier, but you know, you get to wherever you are today. And I think this is what the spiritual coaches were probably telling you before you guys set the course that 22:13You guys made the decisions to be in that situation right as as a collective even and you you guys when you first heard that you were just like what that's done, nobody's ever said that, you know, kind of that way right to us before 22:29So, I mean, I'm assuming your husband still alive. Donnalynn Riley22:32Oh, yeah. brandon handley22:35Like I hope the story has a good idea. 22:37Because, you know, so 22:39What happens right i mean you go in and he jumped into all this stuff, how, you know, how does it clear up on it never gets checked out again and somehow he still is what happened. Donnalynn Riley22:48No, no. So what happens on that story is that we do the work we do the inner work and we do the emergency inner work and it is kind of emergency at that 23:02Maybe for a year or so as you still feel like what's happening. 23:07And we he gets checked out again. And it's shrinking. 23:12Okay, and we have do have, I will say a spectacular doctor who's actually a doctor. brandon handley23:20Sure, sure. And 23:22It's always handy to have one on standby. Donnalynn Riley23:25WELL KNOW WHO DOES THIS WORK. Oh. brandon handley23:27Okay, that sounds even better yet, Donnalynn Riley23:29He's a trained Western doctor but functions in an Eastern paradigm brandon handley23:35Love it. Donnalynn Riley23:36And so he his toolkit is very, very large. And he honestly I've seen. I've never seen a problem he hasn't been able to impact positively and I have seen him deal with a lot of stuff now. 23:53So, so we had the guidance we had long distance guidance, because he's not right here in our backyard and 24:01We had long distance guidance and we did the work. And that I think is the, the key to that is to sort of have somebody who's ahead of you who can say, yeah, no, no, no. You're going in a direction. You'll be all right. 24:14Sure, sure. And so eventually that tumor went away. brandon handley24:17That's amazing. I love it. And so 24:20You would attribute that almost all to the air work was there like a dietary change. Donnalynn Riley24:26There were other changes. Yeah, absolutely. There were dietary changes, and we think there was 24:35Well, in his particular case, it had a great deal to do with a inability to deal properly with pesticides and with wheat. brandon handley24:46In the Donnalynn Riley24:46On the dietary front. So there was that and 24:54I think there was juicing and there was a lot of things. brandon handley24:57Which are look at 24:59Things. Right. 25:00Body. Sure, absolutely. Absolutely. So, and I think that's, that's interesting. The two right you know so change a die with this practice. I'm the things that are inside of you are the things that are outside of you know that this 25:15Miracle doesn't kind of happen on its own. You gotta, you gotta put it together and you got to maintain it and you know the things that do happen to it. Your body's a miracle. Right. It's amazing. 25:28And it's something like that's happening in this story right you have the ability to change that without getting i don't know i'm guessing he was getting a laser to the back of the head or something right was Donnalynn Riley25:39Wasn't. No, no, they wanted to do full 25:41On surgery. 25:43can address and take goop out 25:47And put goop in from other part. brandon handley25:52Was Donnalynn Riley25:53Unbelievably scary. brandon handley25:55Sure, sure. So, but, I mean, the what's amazing too and your story is that a lot of people would have just gone ahead and gone that route. Right. Donnalynn Riley26:03And they would have tried to talk to your spouse into it. It's their spouse said no. And that I think is something that is I, I have been very fortunate to be able to have that reciprocal relationship with my husband, where if one of us says, No, no, this is how I really feel about the thing 26:20Yeah, even if the other one thinks like, ah, you're just scarred, we should get you over that. 26:26But there is enough space. And this is an important concept in in business in the way we live our lives in general. Right. 26:35Is that there is enough space for us to be scarred and still have full and wonderful lives. It's kind of I think of it a lot about 26:45How you know how certain trees grow and they get these scars in them. And then we cut them up and we make them into coffee tables and we call them beautiful world would 26:54Say. Isn't that spectacular right 26:57Well, that's what we're making yeah in ourselves, we have experienced life and things haven't gone right and we have changed the way that we deal with things F, day after day after day and tried new approaches and had new experiences. 27:14And all of those things are brought into this present moment. And if you allow them then finding a new answer that. That doesn't mean you have to like check out your whole personality becomes somebody else right brandon handley27:32Right, right. Donnalynn Riley27:32No, no, it's okay. You can go spend time in the hospital. 27:36Right show. You don't have to be someone else. You can be you and you can be successful. brandon handley27:41Right. Well, yeah. And in regards to write the 27:46Merging all this together. Right. 27:48But I'll say it. I love Maplewood like the birds. I'm April, right, that's kind of one of the one of the times, you're talking about right and it does become so beautiful. Right. I'm like, I'm over you're sitting right now we're turning ourselves into beautiful maple tables but 28:02I love, I love the story that you're telling about that. I think that that's great. 28:09So let's just I want is, what if some of that wasn't working at any point would didn't feel like, you know, because I don't want to get the impression that 28:19You shouldn't keep a doctor nearby. Right. I mean, because you guys kept the doctor nearby that right live as he was a Western medicine doctor that yes also specialize in this space. Donnalynn Riley28:29I think that the the message that should not be taken from my experience is, go do something extreme like I did right and that the message that should be taken, I hope people take from my experience is be true to yourself and find your own answers. 28:54Because they are there, but they're only there if you calm down long enough to allow them to sort of become revealed. They weren't there in the doctor's office right only the first step, which was no I know what I don't want brandon handley29:10To Donnalynn Riley29:11But there wasn't the step of, like, I know what I do want. Right. Yeah. 29:16Yeah. And in fact, I think that something very important happened there because it was life threatening. Right, it's not 29:23It's not the same as in business where things can go right or wrong and we can find our own alignment. Right. But in this scenario. I think one of the most 29:35impactful things that happened was that my husband had someone to turn to and say, You figure it out because he then could go about the business of lining up with becoming well 29:51He didn't know how, but he had faith. 29:53Yeah, leaf. He said, This person loves me and they're relatively smart. They'll figure it out. brandon handley30:02Well, I think you bring the other one up to which I always love you don't have to know how you don't have to know how you just have to know that that's what you want. That's right. Right. And us where they can just 30:16Move forward in that direction. You know, as if it's not Nestle like I i get i get a little caught up in between, like Law of Attraction with like, you know, 30:28Spirituality space, right. I don't think that they're one the same. I think they're very close, but I don't I don't I don't like to make a sandwich out of, I guess. 30:37Um, Donnalynn Riley30:38But so many ways to look at life you know 30:41It would be a shame to sort of collapse it into only one way 30:46Hundred percent I think that's one of the reasons that the concept of spirituality so appealing to me is that it's big. brandon handley30:53Right, it's yours. Donnalynn Riley30:54I can be a part of this energy and I can be a part of that energy and I don't have to really understand it intellectually. I just have to decide that I'm willing to be a part of that. brandon handley31:05Right. No, I see ideas. Do you even know how you're here. Right. I mean, we don't even understand how we're here to begin with, I mean. So where does that leave us so 31:19Let's talk a little bit more about the outside of the story. Thanks for sharing that. That was Donnalynn Riley31:22My pleasure. Thanks for bringing it up. I, I had 31:26Was I was gonna tell it. brandon handley31:27Yes. I mean you know that, but that's that's kind of how you got into this space. And then, you know, I'm guessing that you kind of incorporated. Now some of this spiritual practice modality. And you were seeing the benefits that it was having in the business space. 31:41So at Donnalynn Riley31:42That time 31:43I was actually the CEO of a corporation. 31:46Okay, so 31:49This was what my life was like, like my every day was going to work as the CEO of a corporation. 31:56Right, so, you know, to, to become to to shift perspective in this massive way and then go back to work the next day and be like, 32:08Oh yeah, I'm gonna do it, just the way I used to do it. 32:11Let them work out. 32:13Right, so there had to be for me a re assessing a real understanding of the business world so that and the end the specifics of my business involvement with people so that I could find peace with the 32:36The 32:38Pathway that we were on brandon handley32:40Okay. Donnalynn Riley32:40So I had many years to do that. I didn't leave that world until 32:452014 and I that the story I told. And when I got my licensure was well 32:55The story I told started in 2007 32:58Okay, so it was putting a time in their 33:02Right to Try concepts out to go to work and to feel differently about things and then see what happens. And now have to take action right away. 33:12To decide that your solution to this relationship problem with an employee with the board of directors with it. Whoever whoever you're dealing with with with the clients themselves. 33:27That you are going to shift that but not by going in and saying something different or doing something different and being like, I am different. Now, now you behave differently, right, which is how people love to approach it. 33:38Sure does not work doesn't work, just 33:42But to really be able to take the time to say okay I am willing to to try everything that I have learned out on myself and to teach it to my staff and to pass it along to people who come and ask for it. 34:02There was a lot of opportunity right now. I'm seeing a lot of people in a day. And there's a lot of opportunity and people will ask you the wildest things 34:10Sure. And so 34:14Yeah, so I had that I had that. And so that was a way for me to really shift the way that I saw business. And what I knew for a fact would work in business. 34:27I had a lot of knowing what didn't work. And some of what did work. I had attained a position and, you know, was filling that position. Well, and all of that. But I really was able to sort of AMP that all up by 34:40By being able to try these things and not know 34:45If they were going to work. 34:47And do them anyway. brandon handley34:49What would be an example of that. Donnalynn Riley34:55Well, there was at one point there was a time when the board of directors was not happy with me. 35:04Man I know, it doesn't mean it doesn't even make sense. 35:06No, it doesn't. It kind of in this world. 35:09And and was not happy with anyone in my 35:15In my purview at all like not like there was no one. And so there was one particular board member who would come in and 35:24Kind of create difficulty. Right. It was a time of change. And I was directing the, the company in a direction that was scary and different and new 35:36And that was not really okay for that board and so that member would come in and and sort of undermine what was happening or stand in the way of what was happening. 35:49And I don't think that was the intention, but I think that it was really to look out for the company and to like really well founded. But really bad idea. And so this went on for 36:05Several weeks several weeks and different members of my staff kept coming to me and saying, what are we going to do this can't go on and I would have a chat and, you know, it still went on and that was the way it was. And I had tried a lot of business solutions for this. 36:23But one day I decided that I was going to just focus on the inner work and I spent all of my off time 36:34Doing that inner work and it was a process it. A lot of times people like me to sort of distill it down into one thing that I did. And certainly, I could name some things that you can do in that scenario but 36:48Really, the important thing was that I was no longer tied to the outcome based on yesterday. 36:56So that we had been through it right. This has been going on for weeks, we had tried everything we know what didn't work. We know. No, no. Right. But we didn't really we didn't because today is a new day. 37:09And this is a new moment. 37:11Right. And so once that happened once there was a disassociation with the past, then 37:19The process of becoming holy present and allowing the other people to become wholly present other this person in particular. 37:29Then the, the issues that are around, it can be dealt with and the attitude can shift. And there can no longer be. It doesn't have to be an aggressive situation, which is what had developed 37:41Right. But once that all dissipates. Then you can have the real conversations about the work that really should be being done in those in that scenario. 37:52Right, I should be held accountable for that in my position and that person should be able to say what they have to say. But there was no space for 38:00Any of that. 38:02And to east and east and east and about two weeks later, one of the gentlemen that work for me came to me and said, What did you do 38:13What did you do 38:14Well you fixed it for you, but you didn't fix it for me. 38:19And I said, Well, I could teach you what it was like, why can't you just fix it. brandon handley38:26That's funny. That's funny. So one of the things that you kind of, you start out there to with the is not having to take action right away, right, because we feel that 38:36We need to take this action immediately to for some type of corrective measure like 38:42Where the like where the savior of whatever is happening, they're like, well, there's no we got to fix this. Right. But you're saying though, you just kind of step back. Yeah. But some of the things just play out on their own and right Donnalynn Riley38:55Yeah, that's exactly right. That's exactly right. There's actually a three step process that I teach that 39:02Is a called the triple a method of transformation and that three step process is really important. Some people get one step. 39:12Some people get two steps, but rarely do we hear people talk about the third, the middle step right 39:18Right. So the first step in that is awareness and we've talked a lot about that today, which is 39:23Wonderful. And the third step in that is the action stage right the adaptation. What are you going to do, usually people kind of jump from one to the other and they go, they go like, yes, I'm aware there's a problem. Now I have a solution. 39:38And it's the middle step that is the most important and that really isn't an accurate assessment, you can't make an accurate assessment, unless you're in a receiving mode you're in a 39:58Listening period. A watching period a learning period right it's you can't assess something. If you think you know everything about it already. 40:09So you have to do the exploration that is that middle stage that's between Awareness. Awareness of yourself awareness of your situation and then 40:21Learning so that you can be accurate in your assessment. And that's, I think, really where most of the time it all falls apart is that the assessment is not accurate. 40:33Hmm. And so that's how you jump from the one step to the other step is that you go like now I got this move on. 40:43But you don't know yet. But there's like a guy behind the curtain run and my thing. You know what I mean. 40:48Sure. 40:49So that's brandon handley40:51That's more than you know awareness of your thought process awareness of the, you know, conscious choices awareness of doing these things. 41:00With purpose and intention, but also, you know, I like how you bring up this you know accurate assessment piece because it was just yesterday as matter of fact I sat down with a transformational coach and 41:14It was what you're saying here is you can assess, but kind of like a and I feel like this is what I had done right I assess the situation quickly. 41:24And felt that was good enough. Right. And then he goes, Well, I think, actually, you need to go one more layer deeper. Yeah. And he took me one more layer deeper. And I was like, Oh my gosh, you know, Donnalynn Riley41:35Totally different answer to. Right. brandon handley41:37Well, totally different answer. Totally different feeling totally different space in place and you know 41:44Therefore, ergo my assessment initially was not accurate. Yeah, that's right. Right. 41:53And you know we're here. We keep learning and this, this is even has to do with just, you know, if you're working with a client, they feel like they know who they are. All right. And you've got it you what you're doing is you're helping them to slow down and 42:07Truly learn who they really are. Yeah. Donnalynn Riley42:09That's exactly right. That's exactly right. And I think that was true for me. So I think that one of the things that makes it easier for me to 42:18To talk to people is that I've stood someplace. Very, very similar to where they're standing and so that feeling like I know especially having some early success. 42:30Right, sure. No, I do. No. 42:33No, I did it. I know how to do it. No, no, actually you don't 42:39Because you did it, but you didn't know how you did it. 42:41Yeah, you did it, but you can't repeat it, and 42:46Source, all of that. brandon handley42:48Sure, yeah. 42:50But it's looking those steps and and and i think that we've been fortunate, right, like a laughed at the beginning how there's, you know, 43:00There's pathways for us to take you know that the plenty of people have done this before us. We're not the first people to show up like I got this. 43:08Follow me like there's no whole whole society is built on this and 43:13We're lucky that we've got that available to us right that framework, the possibility to kind of 43:18Go to even you right or you know your spiritual coaches to run them in the first time, like there's a whole nother way. 43:25And it fits into this and, oh, I can get the same results by but but by doing it this way instead of this other brash like I'm going to take the bull by the horns and crush everybody mentality. Right. Yeah. Donnalynn Riley43:40Yeah, I, I, actually, when I first kind of got that there was another way and that it was actually more effective I so I had been into herbs, my whole life where I felt like I i liked spices in my food, and I 43:54I knew some of the properties of things. And I would you know give myself cold medicine by eating the garlic or whatever it was. Right, sure, and and 44:03I got that there was, I knew about herbs and spices that there were in different parts of the world, they would do the same things, but be totally different plans. 44:13And I was like, 44:14Oh, I don't really get why that's true, that you can take turmeric from India and you can take, you know, yarrow from North America and you're going to get a similar thing and happening for you. 44:29And I, I knew that it was possible, but I couldn't make any sense of it until we got to this concept, this concept of being present and being aware 44:44And showing up in a new way and then taking action. Then I got, oh, there are just so many ways, right. I could have said 10 different things in that moment. 44:57And gotten a really similar response to that, or maybe my relationship problem, like I've, I've worked with people a lot with 45:07business relationships where they're particularly with employees, where they're not getting the results they want with the employees and they feel like it's the employees problem. 45:18And that works. The first or second or third employee, but it does not work after that. 45:23To face a few things. 45:26And you can try all the techniques you want, right, there's a lot of management techniques and those i'm sure can be effective in under certain circumstances. 45:37But really when you're willing to do that work inside you and the technique, doesn't matter anymore because 45:45The result can happen regardless of the technique that you're using, sort of like that plant it's planted in a, you know, different sides of the earth, but it's helping your body because the world is meant to support us for sure that's what that's what is here for brandon handley46:01At least from our perspective. Hundred percent hundred percent Donnalynn Riley46:05Plant feels like it's there for them. brandon handley46:08But what I just I just saw like you know I think somebody talk. I think I was listening to Wayne Dyer right and he's talking about like if you lift the seeds or whatever and you plant them that they take in that your DNA, and they grow to to you. 46:21Yeah, so 46:22So I'll always always something interesting. 46:26Always something interesting. Geez, you said something there that I wanted to hit on but uh what you know. 46:34So what are some. What are some that's what's gonna say, so you're, you know, the techniques become 46:42More like a again a vehicle for what's inside of you, right, and that's your focal point, you're like, All right, you know, 46:49It's the techniques, not working. It's because I look I take to jujitsu right and oftentimes the, the deal is, I'm using a technique, but I'm also trying to put all this force power behind like 47:04Running grown in 47:06But it's when I relax and just simply apply the technique. 47:11That it works. I'm like, why, what this doesn't make any sense. Right. So again, it sounds like you know if you do the inner work and you figure out kind of what's in you just you just kind of let that out, Masha, but you focus it gently on the technique, it works. Donnalynn Riley47:23Yeah, we're back where we were when we started right life can be a lot easier than we make it brandon handley47:30And and so you know what what are 47:34What are some of the other things that you're finding with your clients right. How are they, what's their reception been to their new selves. Donnalynn Riley47:44Reception to their new cells. Fantastic question. 47:48Wow. I like I'm pretty good. brandon handley47:54Sure. Donnalynn Riley47:55You know, it feels a lot better to be not frustrated and not irritated and have a new way to accept your imperfections and to say I can be whole and I can show up and I can shift my life in these ways where I get the result that I want and still be may brandon handley48:18Not have to Donnalynn Riley48:19Turn into somebody else. I mean, I think these are the kinds of things that a lot of times people really feel like, all right, I want to go there. So I'll just be someone else for a while. 48:33They 48:34Got themselves off from themselves, right. brandon handley48:36So, Donnalynn Riley48:37And this is how people end up to be older and more bitter. 48:43And then eventually at some point they say I'm not doing that anymore. And sometimes that's at retirement age sometimes that's a lot earlier. 48:52You're really lucky if you don't have a lot of patience for that kind of thing in your life. brandon handley48:57Well, you know, you know, recently, my wife, she she hit that point right she just said this is enough. This is too much and and she's now you know we come from two different types of backgrounds. Right. 49:08Where she came from, you know, the you work hard, you get a job you keep that job for as long as you can, it's safe. It's good. They watch out for you. 49:16But at what cost, right, I think you'd mentioned that to like what costs like you're the costs. 49:22Is you your life, your, your whole, you know, they call it grind it out for a reason. You're losing each day to the grind. So I don't want to keep you too long, but this has been, I've had a lot of fun with this conversation. 49:35A lot of fun with this conversation. 49:37Where, where should and we did talk about you do have something coming up. I want to make sure people know that you've got this, you've got this challenge come out to us talk on that. Donnalynn Riley49:45You. I do. I have a five day 49:49Workshop, or I'm 49:53Just loving the words just scramble away from you. brandon handley49:56Absolutely, it says all day every day. 49:59To Donnalynn Riley49:59Day challenge coming up and it, it is called get out of your head. Embrace your imperfections and get on track with your business. 50:10And so that's what we're going to do for five days, we're going to go through the process and we're going to really delve into that process. We talked a little bit more 50:19Earlier about the AAA method of transformation and get to apply some of that and really see what kind of 50:29changes we can make in such a short period of time for lots and lots of people to to quiet the noise to to find that space that we've been talking about and to still be wholly yourself to really embrace that you're okay, as Your imperfections and then apply that process. 50:51It's a very interesting process, I think. 50:53It will be really great to see how everybody does. brandon handley50:56That's awesome. So what type of people should be attending this event. Donnalynn Riley51:00Anyone who's interested in business. 51:05Who is open. Yeah. 51:07Yeah, so this is this work is not easy. It's not like, you know, kind of, you were talking about this with talking about your wife's background and a lot of people come from a background where it's kind of supposed to be hard. And when life is not fun. They say, what is it they say they say brandon handley51:27Oh my lemonade. 51:31Life's not supposed to be fair, I don't know. Donnalynn Riley51:33Yeah, all that brandon handley51:34All that stuff. Donnalynn Riley51:35So what, like, I get that. And there are people who need that kind of structure in their life, and they're not ready to let go of that that's okay with me. brandon handley51:43Yeah. Donnalynn Riley51:43Don't come to mind. 51:47But anyone everyone. I hope Pro has a business involvement writing particularly I work for the most part with entrepreneurs. 51:57So you're the driver of your business boat, it makes it much easier. And who wants to work on something and knows that the answer is somewhere in them might they're willing to do some work for it. That is personal. That is development personal development work. 52:20And and really you show up with willingness and I'd be happy to guide you all the way through the process that would be great. brandon handley52:30Awesome and listen. 52:32You know, you've had you been a successful CEO, you started off successful businesses you sold businesses. 52:41And, you know, for anybody, which website. Again, Donald in Donnalynn Riley52:46Donnellan Riley calm. brandon handley52:48Down. So head over to the site shine house or for videos yourself, you will be able to see 52:53That she knows what she's talking about. So I think that that's really exciting. And, you know, we didn't dig too deep into the business aspects of today. We just had a really great. I felt like conversation. 53:03But you clearly know you know what it is that you're doing. You've done the work you contains to do the work. And you know what you're putting out. I think there's no top notch really really quality stuff. Donnalynn Riley53:13Thank you so much. It was really a pleasure to be here and to get to talk about this topic in such depth. So that's really nice. It's great that you're talking about this in a in a really deep way this sort of spirituality and business and in that space. brandon handley53:28You know what, you got to be able to like you keep saying, and that's what it means to bring all of who you are right, they're not two separate things. If you keep your spiritual self over here and your material or reality over here, you're missing out on the one, two punch you know 53:44You really you've really got the opportunity to kind of blend you're you're working at 50% of capacity. Yeah, right. So he can 53:51You know blend those two which which I know you can teach how to do what you get to bring to your workplace or wherever you decide to show up after you learn about who you are. It's just, it's that much more powerful. Yeah. Donnalynn Riley54:04It really is. brandon handley54:05Yeah. Hundred percent. Thanks again. Donnalynn Riley00:59:18Thank you.

Former Bafana Bafana wing Delron Buckley catches up with his old teammate Courtney Freese to talk about his remarkable career. From being plucked out of amateur football in South Africa as a teenager and travelling to Germany where he was compared to Ronaldo in his prime, Buckley opens up about his past, present and what’s next in his coaching future.Special Guest: Delron Buckley (Former South African wing)WHATSAPP Join the world’s largest football braai on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEPISODE NOTES01:15Delron gets Courtney into a provincial team back in the day04:00Spotted by Gordon Igesund and then securing a dream move to Germany08:35Lost in translation as a teenager in Germany, and becoming a man overseas15:50A star is born, and being compared to Ronaldo17:00Getting called up to play with McCarthy, Radebe, Fish and Fortune with Bafana23:00Delron gets called a “palooka” and a tragic encounter in Zambia31:45Managing club vs. country commitments, self-funding trips to SA & pay disputes42:00SAFA needs to reform and should bring in legends to help rebuild45:15A promising spell of coaching at AmaZulu ends after allegations of racism53:00A return to Germany to resurrect his coaching ambitions57:30Delron starts his own soccer school and is hoping to place players in England at Man United Duration: 01:02:20 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Former Bafana Bafana wing Delron Buckley catches up with his old teammate Courtney Freese to talk about his remarkable career. From being plucked out of amateur football in South Africa as a teenager and travelling to Germany where he was compared to Ronaldo in his prime, Buckley opens up about his past, present and what’s next in his coaching future.Special Guest: Delron Buckley (Former South African wing)WHATSAPP Join the world’s largest football braai on WhatsApp - +447908 790 474SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook Group: On The Whistle PodcastInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynEPISODE NOTES01:15Delron gets Courtney into a provincial team back in the day04:00Spotted by Gordon Igesund and then securing a dream move to Germany08:35Lost in translation as a teenager in Germany, and becoming a man overseas15:50A star is born, and being compared to Ronaldo17:00Getting called up to play with McCarthy, Radebe, Fish and Fortune with Bafana23:00Delron gets called a “palooka” and a tragic encounter in Zambia31:45Managing club vs. country commitments, self-funding trips to SA & pay disputes42:00SAFA needs to reform and should bring in legends to help rebuild45:15A promising spell of coaching at AmaZulu ends after allegations of racism53:00A return to Germany to resurrect his coaching ambitions57:30Delron starts his own soccer school and is hoping to place players in England at Man United Duration: 01:02:20 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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My conversation with Ralf just as lockdown started to ease was around what questions we should be asking ourselves as leaders of systems and organizations. As I said to Ralf, this isn't about alchemy for answers. Rather, it's a review of what some of the useful questions are that leaders could be asking to build collective success in this rapidly changing world. In this episode we discuss:New world, same humans 2:00A key question for leadership, how do you newly re-engage 7:14Band-aiding and re-trenching isn't the answer 10:42Asking the right questions is the leader's biggest work right now 12:40Leaders stepping out of internal crisis mode 18:33Alpha personas will not sustain what leadership needs now, vulnerability required 23:55What drives leaders?     - Tension between personal achievement and the collective 30: 41    -  Play lead violin or conduct a beautiful piece of music? 33:56What are my boundaries and from what place is that informed? 37:18As a leader, am I giving myself the space for silent reflection? 39:08Inner independence: a practical not mystical exercise 40:53Covid might help us learn what to cultivate (the inner and outer work)  43:35 

Radhika Gupta - CEO Edelweiss AMC | The girl with a broken neck In this 35 minute conversation, she speaks about why she was gifted with the title "the girl with the broken neck", experiences in studying from marquee institutes, Mckinsey, Wall Street, her entrepreneurship experience and now as CEO of Edelweiss AMC. 1) The girl with a broken neck has worked at McKinsey, Wall Street, set up India's first domestic hedge fund, became India's only female head of a major asset manager, launched India's first ETF. Looking back - do you still get the feeling ''Why Me'? 2) From Wharton, you graduated umma cum laude - an honor awarded to a student whose GPA is between 3.80 and 4.00A. A lot of said about the importance of MBA from storied institute. What difference does it make in real terms - campus placement, networking, presentation skills? is a lot of it general hype about MBA 3) After being rejected at 7 firms, having suicidal thoughts , ambulance and psychiarty - you landed in that interview with Mckinsey and bagged the offer - a substantial part of that interview was bridge since the partner was a tournament level player and you were playing bridge since you were 13. Was the confluence of interest in interest, a stroke of great luck ? And how was life at Mckinsey? What did clients like about you? Were working hours very very long? 4) From working at Wall Street - AQR Capital to setting your own firm -Forefront Capital in Mumbai - why entreprenurship? Whay dd you feel there was a market for AIF in India? Did the sales/business development cycle shatter your ego initially? From 25 lacs to 200 crores, what were the Inflexion Points of that venture ? Now in a simialr fashion, would you envision Edelweiss'growth 5) Amidst all the frenze about flaunting success on social media, about the rat race ( say Alpha, AUM , Number of Folios, in your case), how does one celebrate his/her own uniqueness 6) What would you advice be to Radhika at the age of 20

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Resource Links:Ready to Grow Your Video Business (https://videobusinessaccelerator.com/)Get a free Sales Script: (https://www.denlennie.com/Free-resources)Websavvy Website: (https://www.websavvy.com.au/)AgencySavvy Website: (http://agencysavvy.com/)Mike Rhodes is the Founder & CEO of WebSavvy and AgencySavvyAn internationally-recognised speaker and co-author of the most recent “The Ultimate Guide to Google Adwords” with Perry Marshall.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear: Two common ways small business owners lose the shirt off their back when using paid advertising. - 1:55 Mike gives a 4-minute crash course on getting started with Google ads. (Includes: what to do first, do's and don'ts, budget settings, and a clever branding trick hardly anyone does that's incredibly powerful and won't break the bank. Starts at 2:30A sneaky target trick that can drive you more highly targeted traffic to your ads. - 5:00The difference between "branding keywords" and "non-branding keywords" - and why you should care. - 7:10What house auctions and Google AdWords have in common, and... how knowing this can help your ad campaigns avoid ending up in the increasingly crowded paid advertising graveyard. - 8:00Why you should beware of Google's suggested ad bid. (If you're not careful, Google will melt your credit card at a speed and efficiency that would make even the most greedy of gold-diggers envious. - 8:20A certain "mindset" needed in order to even stand a chance of making paid advertising a profitable venture. - 10:20The "IE" method for making any paid advertising ultimately successful. - 10: 30A huge blunder most small business owners make with the paid advertising that murders the profitability of their ads. (You could do everything else perfect, but if you make this profit killing mistake, it's all for nothing. - 12:00)Two critical elements for creating high converting websites and landing pages. - 13:00A clever way to put multiple ads in front of your website visitors who clicked away. - 15:00How to use paid advertising to relentlessly follow up on people who have clicked your ads or visited your website without coming across as a creep or needy. - 16:10A sneaky way to make your business look much bigger and more professional in the eyes of your prospects. 17:00How to start using Google Adwords or any other paid advertising if you're a complete greenhorn who's on a shoestring budget. - 19:15Niching down with your marketing can be tremendously effective, but should you niche down with paid advertising? Hear Mike's answer at 28:12About Mike RhodesWebSavvy was born in 2006 with the purpose of helping businesses grow and doing great work for interesting people.The company was founded by Mike Rhodes, a legendary pioneer in the PPC industry (our words, not his. He'd be too embarrassed to read this, so let's quickly move on), and co-author of the best-selling Ultimate Guide to Google AdWordsSince then, WebSavvy has grown into a team of 18 smart, dynamic people with industry experience, ex-Google employees, ex-small business owners. Oh, and a Shark Tank winner… Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

【S1E2. 荷爾蒙少年】 在2017年以〈4:00A.M.〉一曲打開知名度的荷爾蒙少年，終於發佈他們的首張概念專輯《黑色台北》啦！ 帶著幾分迷茫、幾分叛逆，主唱以微憂的歌聲唱出九零後青年們的焦慮和不安。 而信義存愛組也有幸邀請到充滿想法的荷爾蒙少年，聊一聊專輯的發想，以及在創作過程中，都發生了些什麼有趣的事。主唱詠安更是妙語如珠，讓整個訪談爆笑不斷呢！ 再偷偷告訴大家，荷爾蒙少年還特地準備新歌的不插電版本！ 到底是什麼歌呢？大家還不趕快手刀去收聽(⁎⁍̴̛ᴗ⁍̴̛⁎)

If you and I, and every other person who's really interested in a better Nigeria had the opportunity to reimagine a sovereign wealth fund, in other words leaving to our inheritors, a nation that is healthier, wealthier, and wiser in that we increase our applicable knowledge quotient; what would that look like? I'm looking to speak to all sorts of people who are doing interesting and or different things in Nigeria to get us there.My first focus is on #food. Food security, agri-food business, farming. Everybody says agriculture is the next big thing in Nigeria. My question is do we know what we are really saying? I have to admit I didn't really. Until my conversation with my guest, Suleiman Dikwa. Suleiman is many things, businessman, agro and food security activist, avid Africa champion, and long term investor in #projectNigeria. As National Coordinator Officer for the Agric Bureau in Nigeria, Suleiman advocates for a need to synergize the agro value chain in order to avoid looming food supply crises; especially during times of unrest such as with COVID 19.My conversation with Suleiman was in his capacity as CEO of Green Sahara Farms www.greensaharafarms.com Green Sahara Farms is driving the Green Sahara Revolution.  Actively empowering people and harnessing available resources through a social impact investment that establishes ethical, sustainable solutions which include communities and seeks to optimize agribusiness away from traditional patterns of thinking into more sustainable and profitable systems.In this episode we explore:The trap of Rarity: getting sucked into spending on what we don't need 3:29Captial retention is a key thing 4:47Unfreezing our mindsets in Africa for change readiness 7:01Create economies of scale through collaboration  10:07Economic clusters as a deliberate value chain strategy 13:05Connect the dots, ...it's a potential $300B industry 20:59Agro product beneficiation 23:00A mindset change is probably more important than upgrading infrastructure 24:39Debunking the myths about localized management of capital 26:52Mentorship is key 34:54The challenge when big money ignores the farmer in the equation 42:04

Today in the studio, we have Phoebe Lee and Matt Turk - Together they are Little Grey Box award-winning Travel Bloggers and YouTubers.Phoebe is a writer and presenter and Matt is a videographer. Together, this charming couple formed a business called Little Grey Box. They work with brands and destinations to feature them across their online channels with an audience reach of 110,000+Their business has a truly unique business model that you'll hear all about in this nitty-gritty interview. Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear: Why Matt and Phoebe left their cushy jobs, their nice apartment, and Queensland's gloriously warm and beautiful Sunshine Coast to go and live in a city that's often described as dark and gloomy. - 3:30What Phoebe accidently blurted out to her husband in Bali after a few cocktails that totally changed the direction of their lives. - 4:00A clever thing Matt did when partying with his mates that helped form their travel blog business. - 7:30How a fool stunt (kinda) landed Matt and Pheope their first client. - 8:40A big advantage self-taught camera operators have over their highly-trained counterparts. - 9:20A surprisingly simple way to turn clients into repeat business. - 11:00The ugly truth about operating a Travel Blog business. - 12:00Why Phoebe inwardly eye-rolls every time somebody says to her, "It must be great to go on holidays for a living!"  - 17:20Advice for getting clients you'd be nuts not to take. - 18:20Why content creators need a serious amount of testicular fortitude. - 25:50A “criminally underrated” success principle that if embraced, will have you working in the thin, rarefied air of the world's industry captains.  - 28:00The “blessing and curse” of working with your significant other. Matt jumps in quick to respond to this one! (At 30:00, you'll hear what Matt has to say about working alongside his laydee.) About Pheobe and MattTravelWell with YouTube videos and written guides by Australian couple, Phoebe and Matt. Award-winning travel bloggers, YouTubers and creatives.Connect with themWebsite -https://littlegreybox.net/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMhDk2qIKoE7bVht4GeQ8LgInstagram, Pheobe- https://www.instagram.com/littlegreybox_phoebe/Instagram, Matt - https://www.instagram.com/littlegreybox_matt/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/LittleGreyBoxSupport the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Somi Arian is a speaker, entrepreneur and award-winning filmmaker specialising in the impact of technology on the digital native generations.We return this week to part 2 of our interview where we dig deep into the future of tech and the video industryHere's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:One of the biggest lessons for any business owner to learn from COVID 19 (If this current situation doesn't show you the value of what Den and Somi discuss at 1:25 ... nothing will!)A common trap that befalls many a business owner when growing their business. This is especially true of ambitious business owners. - 2:00What Somi learned while making her documentary that's now saving her business buckets of money. - 2:30A certain "type" of video production business you can't scale. You could try, but you probably better off buying a lottery ticket. - 3:20What type of business model you should consider if you don't want to get your tail kicked by the ever-changing business landscape and the breakneck speed of new technology flooding the business world. - 5:00Somi's screamin' good "Headline reader vs Footnote reader" lesson that will inspire the hell out of you. - 5:20Human skills v Tech skills - which should you focus on in today's high-tech world? Hear Somi's surprising answer at 8:00The “digital zombie” phenomena. - 8:30What every editor and videographer should be focusing on now and well into the future. (Doing this will give you a huge leg up on the competition. 10:10)How almost every video production owner is selling the wrong thing! - 10:20Somi gives a laundry list of personal issues she's facing right now. (These would have most people sweating, wringing their hands and pacing the room, yet Somi is acting as cool as a polar bear's toenail. She explains why at 13:10)Somi gives a “crash course” on how to be a person your clients can't do without and your employees can't help but go the extra mile for. - 15:00A simple piece of advice Den gave his clients mid last year that's now proving to be the best advice he could have given. (Hear this golden advice at 16:00)Why Somi doesn't do meetings. - 25:15An ingenious way to make money from prospects before you even do a lick of work for them. - 26:00Den's sneaky “trick” he uses on people who ask if they can pick his brain. Serious businesspeople appreciate this, but the "flakes" hate it! - 27:00About Somi:Somi Arian is a multi-award winning filmmaker, tech philosopher, entrepreneur, speaker, Founder of Smart Cookie Media, and Co-Founder of Career Drive, the first online platform for millennials and Gen Z workplace training, which uses entertainment to teach emotional intelligence.Somi's Documentary, “The Millennial Disruption” was referred to as “disruptive in its very approach” on BBC5 Live, and features industry leaders from The Economist, Marie Claire, Bentley, Steinway, Jaguar Land Rover, Daniel Priestley, and Gary Vaynerchuk, to name a few.Somi was chosen as a LinkedIn Top Voice and her thought leadership events attract C-Level executives of huge companies such as BBC, Channel4, HSBC, Silicon Valley Bank, Jimmy Choo, Ralph Lauren, Financial Times, Vanity Fair, Morgan Stanley and many others. Connect with Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Lucas Radebe is still one of South Africa’s favourite sons, and an inspirational figure in his home country. We talk to him about growing up in a four-room house during Apartheid, becoming a legend at Leeds United, and what is was like to be paid the ultimate compliment when revered statesmen Nelson Mandela referred to Lucas as his 'hero.'SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook: On The Whistle PodcastTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPPMobile: +447908 790 474EPISODE NOTES 01:20Humble township beginnings, and living in a four-room house during Apartheid15:00Being sent to boarding school, and playing professional football while still a teen21:30Getting scouted by African-giants Kaizer Chiefs, but his mum doesn’t allow him to sign31:50Wrong place, wrong time, Lucas gets shot near his family home35:25Dream move to Leeds with his arch-enemy Phil “Chippa” Masinga38:10Praise from Alex Ferguson as Lucas become a target for Man United 45:45A special message to the Leeds fans, in particular those who have named kids after him48:15Lucas weighs in on “Spygate” and Marcelo Bielsa’s actions49:45More than a game: how winning the African Cup of Nations in 1996 helped unite a country56:45Mandela floors Lucas by telling the Bafana Bafana captain that he is his 'hero'01:04:00A future role in South African footballShow Duration: 1 hour 09 minutes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Lucas Radebe is still one of South Africa’s favourite sons, and an inspirational figure in his home country. We talk to him about growing up in a four-room house during Apartheid, becoming a legend at Leeds United, and what is was like to be paid the ultimate compliment when revered statesmen Nelson Mandela referred to Lucas as his 'hero.'SOCIAL MEDIAFacebook: On The Whistle PodcastTwitter: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynInstagram: @otw_podcast / @sportsguyzaynWHATSAPPMobile: +447908 790 474EPISODE NOTES 01:20Humble township beginnings, and living in a four-room house during Apartheid15:00Being sent to boarding school, and playing professional football while still a teen21:30Getting scouted by African-giants Kaizer Chiefs, but his mum doesn’t allow him to sign31:50Wrong place, wrong time, Lucas gets shot near his family home35:25Dream move to Leeds with his arch-enemy Phil “Chippa” Masinga38:10Praise from Alex Ferguson as Lucas become a target for Man United 45:45A special message to the Leeds fans, in particular those who have named kids after him48:15Lucas weighs in on “Spygate” and Marcelo Bielsa’s actions49:45More than a game: how winning the African Cup of Nations in 1996 helped unite a country56:45Mandela floors Lucas by telling the Bafana Bafana captain that he is his 'hero'01:04:00A future role in South African footballShow Duration: 1 hour 09 minutes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, we have Ben Simkin in the studio.Who is Ben Simkin?Ben Simkin is the founder of BusinessNET, a leading Online Marketing Firm that to-date has increased clients' sales by over $1.45 billion. BusinessNET provide end-to-end marketing and sales services to established companies worldwide.In other words, Ben Simkin is a very successful and a plenty smart dude.If you're wanting to ramp up your productivity and achieve more than you ever thought possible, then listen closely to this episode and prepare to take notes.Here's a sneak peek at Den and Ben's chat: The "HBU" theory. This is perhaps the greatest (and the most powerful and effective) productivity concept ever invented. This was discovered by a genius economist from the 18th-century named Dr. Irving Fisher. - 4:00Jay Abraham's (world-renowned marketing wizard) bizarre (yet powerful) “cat in a cottage” story. This little story will open your eyes up to new opportunities you might have previously overlooked, and... make you think twice before you go and check your social media notifications. - 5:00What NEVER to put on your smartphone if you want to become more productive. - 6:30The single most important thing to teach your team, customers or employees that will dramatically boost YOUR productivity. - 7:25The little-known 24-Hour rule. (this will make you more efficient, and...it will make you seem more professional to your clients and customer, too. - 8:00The strange note Ben has hung up in his house that gives him more energy during the day. - 9:50Ben talks about The Freedom fallacy. - 10:50The "daily coin flip" exercise that highlights a horrible flaw in human nature. Fascinating stuff. - 12:40The best explanation you'll ever hear on the popular "Be, Do, Have" concept. - 13:00An incredibly dull and boring productivity tip that can quite possibly double your productivity. - 15:00A little-known book every business person should read if they want to ramp up their productivity and streamline their business systems. (This book was written in 1984 by a brilliant business scientist named Dr. Goldratt. - 16:50)Advice for business owners you'd be nuts not to take. - 17:00The strange (and totally illogical and irrational) secret to life transformation. This admittedly strange secret is quoted in a movie from the late 90's featuring Ben Affleck.The “once-a-day habit” that leads to bursts of creativity. (Always feel stuck for ideas or can't come up with solutions to problems, then start doing what Den mentions at 25:20What counterintuitive thing high achievers do that ordinary folk think is a waste of time. - 26:00Why immediately writing down your ideas is a BAD idea, and what to do instead. - 26:50The case for joining a mastermind. - 31:00Learn more about Ben at https://businessnet.com.au/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

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I've invited psychologist and video confidence coach back on to the show to help us understand how to manage your mental health during a period in life when many people feel a sense of uncertainty.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear:Den's impromptu “live webinar” for his clients. This timely training turned out to be incredibly valuable, so much so, Den's decided to keep the webinar video up for the public. (The training covers many ways to roll with the COVID19's punches, and how you can potentially start earning $1,000 per week right now from your home...without using your video camera. - 1:30)The single most important thing you can do right now during this global crisis. (Not only will doing this help you and your family, but it will help the entire community. And no, this has nothing to do with staying home. That should be a given. 4:30)The best way to strengthen your immune system. This is far better than any supplement or any other immunity booster products out there. - 5:00Why Den sounds like he's been cooped up on in the Princess Cruise ship for the last month. (I said, "sounds like it"... - 5:40)I clever "mind tweak" for reducing stress. This comes straight from Yana (a trained psychologist) who was forced to practice what she preaches last week when she lost all her monthly bookings within 24-hours. Here's how she responded... - 6:00)Wise words from a level-headed member of Den's mastermind group that will help calm even the most anxious of people. - 7:00A little-talked about "silver lining" in times of crisis. - 8:40How an ordinary pen can help put you in a state of calm and gratitude. - 9:15A certain group of businesspeople who will ultimately prosper because of this crisis. - 13:00Yana puts on her psychologist's hat and delivers 8 golden pieces of advice for getting through this current sh*t show we're all trudging through. - 22:00How your phone can help alleviate stress. - 23:00A brilliant “self-isolation” tip to avoid going bananas. (Do what's suggested at 24:45 and you'll find yourself staying sane and even feeling motivated. This is a powerful tip, especially if you're an extravert who hates being alone.)Den and Yana talk hooch. To drink or not to drink? Hear Den's honest to God opinion at 26:00Why Yana has a cabinet chockfull of Vodka at her home. - 28:00More crackling conversation on Viruses and Vices. 28:15Den's heart-warming "toilet paper on the driveway" story. 30:00How you can ethically take advantage of Convid-19 - 31:00About Yana MartensI help business owners to build their credibility online through engaging video content strategy. Besides my experience on both sides of the camera my psychology degree gives me insights on people's behaviour in front of the camera and what is most effective when helping people to overcome their insecurities.What I'm enjoying the most is understanding people's behaviour online and helping them to build their personal brand based on their true values and personality.Connect with Yana:LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/yana-martensWebsite: http://www.yanamartens.comConnect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear: The dim-witted "mindset" even smart business owners have that has them working around the clock and hardly ever taking a holiday. - 3:45The curious reason why Den's heading off to go live in the jungle for 8 days. Hmm? - 5:00A weird (but effective) way to come up with breakthrough ideas for your business. - 6:10The ugly truth about poor employee performance. - 8:00The Umbilical Cord “trap” that befalls many a business owner. (These well-meaning business owners who fall into this trap wind up working harder than an ugly stripper while their clients run rings around them! - 9:00)An "onboarding" secret for getting new clients to treat you and your team like royalty. (Not only does this get them behaving like well-trained puppies, but it will free up your time, no matter how many clients you have. - 10:00)A clever way to get your clients to happily defer to your team instead of always hounding you! - 11:20The REAL reason most small business owners are overworked and unable to scale their business. - 12:50What a Pixel Pusher client is, and why you should avoid them at all costs! - 14:00Freelancer or Business owner - which one are you? - 17:00Hard-nosed "business advice" from one of the world's foremost experts on Facebook advertising. - 18:50Time management debunked!  (At 22:40 Den shows how the notion of “managing time” has more holes in it than the wall behinds Stevie Wonder's dartboard!)The scary truth about sleep deprivation. (This is why so many sleep experts today are desperate to get their message heard. - 23:30)A little-known Ted Talk every entrepreneur should watch. - 26:00Tim Ferriss's email management “trick” for getting your time back. - 28:00Why promptly responding to your clients' messages could be sabotaging your business. - 29:00About Keziah Robinson Keziah Robinson, CFA is a business strategist, coach, and investor with 20 years experience working with CEOs, founders & business owners across multiple industries. Keziah's passionate about helping her clients harness capitalism as a force for good. Her tailored approach incorporates elements of design thinking and behavioral science. www.cassia-partners.com Connect with Keziah on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/keziahrobinson/Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

In honor of #womensinternationalday and #womenshistorymonth we sit down with Jennifer Markas to learn more about Women’s Jeweler Association (WJA). We dive into WJA’s history, its mission and get to know Jennifer up close and personal. 00:00:00 Are we ready? 00:16:00 We’re going to Disneyland 00:57:00 Introduction to Jennifer Markas of WJA 01:58:00 Where id WJA start? 05:06:00 A common misconception of WJA 06:57:00 What does it mean to be a member of WJA? 08:26:00 WJA connect 11:17:00 What are some of the goals of WJA? 13:49:00 Equal pay 16:38:00 Young female designers 19:20:00 How do people get involved https://www.womensjewelryassociation.com/ 20:23:00 What is going on in March with WJA? 22:08:00 How is it being promoted? 25:45:00 Tell us about yourself 30:11:00 What is your first memory of a gemstone or a piece of jewelry

Avoiding the freelancer trap when running your video business - EP#69 with Keziah Robinson One of the common mistakes that video businesses make when moving from the freelancer model to a ‘proper business' is thinking all the income that is generated by the business is their own personal income.  This is a risky strategy and so in today's episode, I speak with Kesiah Robinson about how to avoid that pitfall.Here's a sneak peek at what you'll hear: The "innocent" mistake many new business owners make that can land you in jail! - Listen up at 4:30What "Hologram" financial goals" are, and why they're about as useless as nipples on a breastplate. - 7:003 critical questions you must know the answer to when setting financial goals for your business. (Probably 1 in 1,000 small business owners know the answers to these questions, much less know the questions. - 7:50)Kezia's controversial financial goal-setting advice that would have finance guru Dave Ramsay wincing and wringing his hands. - 8:00The mysterious power behind writing down your goals. - 10:00How NOT focusing on your business can help your business. (I know this sounds like doubletalk, but it ain't. Hear this at 11:00)Why most people's dreams of being a business owner usually turn out to be nothing but flights of fancy. - 12:00A clever “litmus test” to see if you're aiming too low in your business - 14:00What the post-it-note on Den's computer says that gooses Den's productivity and keeps him out of the proverbial weeds. - 14:00The surprising reason why Den stopped making videos of his podcast show. - 15:00Den's profound business advice you should listen to at least 3x's - 15:50The best business advice Den ever got. (These wise words came from Den's former business mentor whose business blew up so much he retired in his 30's. - 18:30)How many small business owners are unwittingly leaving a bundle of money on the table. - 22:25A clever way to "flip the script" when negotiating with a prospect. (If you do this correctly, your prospects will be bending over backwards trying to impress YOU! - 24:00A startling “truth” about Mother Teresa almost nobody talks about. - 29:00 About Keziah RobinsonKeziah Robinson, CFA is a business strategist, coach, and investor with 20 years experience working with CEOs, founders & business owners across multiple industries. Keziah's passionate about helping her clients harness capitalism as a force for good. Her tailored approach incorporates elements of design thinking and behavioral science.www.cassia-partners.comConnect with Keziah on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/keziahrobinson/Connect with Den on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/denlennie/Get more great resources over at https://www.denlennie.com/Support the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

We’re back with another interview from Tucson at the JCK show and continue to delve into the world of career paths within the jewelry world. Behind every brand is a marketing team that helps bring life to its story. We sit down with Ben Smittee, of The Smithee Group, to get to know a little more about him and his passion supporting the future of the jewelry industry. 00:00:00 Worse topic ever 00:29:00 Ben Smithee 01:20:00 What do you do in the industry? 02:57:00 First memory with a piece of jewelry or gemstone 05:50:00 A little background that brought you to support the jewelry industry? 12:45:00 Helping bring out the story that needs to be heard 14:58:00 Women’s Jewelry Association and involvement at the Tucson Gem Fair 15:06:00 What about Gem Legacy made you say “yes” this is soething you want to be a part of? 17:03:00 Gem Legacy providing its way to give back and telling its story. 20:34:00 Educating retail jewelers 22:33:00 Tell me about my twins

Listen to FBTV Radio Live every Friday morning at 10:00A.M. Central Time. In this episode, Michael takes the FMCSA to task on their announcement of a major new study. Other topics included in this broadcast include; FHWA Updated Jason's Law Big Truck Tire Thieves Sentenced 65 - 55 In Vermont? Maybe Trucker Stories and much more... Listen to the entire broadcast using one of the options below;FBTV Radio Podcast on your favorite podcast app.Freight Broker TV Podcast (Wednesday) FBTV Morning Coffee (Monday - Friday)Please Subscribe Visit our website: https://freightbrokertv.comFBTV Insider: https://fbtvinsider.com Our Sponsor: https://taltoa.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/freightbrokertvTwitter: @FreightTV (please follow)

Hear Freight Broker TV Radio Live every Friday morning at 10:00A.M. Central Time. In this segment of the 01/20/2022 broadcast, Michael talks about trucking companies, lumpers, and brokers. How important it is to get everything in writing. Other topics included in this broadcast include; The Navistar recallNew York Express to close2020 Spot Rates off to a good startTrucker Stories and much more... Listen to the entire broadcast using one of the options below; FBTV Radio Podcast on your favorite podcast app. https://freightbrokertv.com FBTV Insider (link on our website) Please Subscibe Visit our website: https://freightbrokertv.comOur Sponsor: https://taltoa.comTwitter: @FreightTV (please follow)YouTube: https://youtube.com/freightbrokertv (please subscribe)

The podcast crew apologizes in advance for some poor audio quality on this week's show. We are working to fix that in the future. 0:00 Devil in the Blue Dress and where in the world is the podcast crew 4:15 Ok, enough of our world travels, lets get to the basketball! We begin with a beatdown of BC… a beatdown that started with the defensive effort 11:50 Our second 30+ point win of the week, on the road against Miami 16:40 Jason got reports on the Miami game from a spy inside the arena 19:00 Sam chimes in from Vietnam on the rotations and the team depth 28:00 A quick moment on Coach K and communication 29:30 Thanks to our sponsors, Byrd Campbell 30:15 Preview time, we being with Georgia Tech… well, we actually begin with the conversation about the Yellow Jackets topping North Carolina over the weekend and Roy Williams’ post-game meltdown 38:40 Ok, enough of the Carolina bashing, time to actually preview the game against Ga Tech 42:00 Looking ahead to the game against Wake, a team at the bottom of the ACC standings 45:30 We make our player of the week picks 47:50 Parting Shots – Sam talks about being in Vietnam 49:50 Parting Shots – Donald on Coach K’s reaction to the ACC regular season race 55:25 Parting Shots – Jason on Vernon Carey for national player of the year Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you’ve been wondering who is often laughing in the background when we’re recording a podcast it’s me, Stephanie Major. Hey Gem Junkies, I’m the producer and marketing coordinator at Parle. We thought it might be time to step up to the mic and for you all to get to know a little more about me. 00:00:00 Hey, @spencerpratt 03:34:00 Happy Birthday Abbey 01:39:00 [Going down a rabbit hole] A look back of the past 02:29:00 The interviews we’ve done 03:14:00 Which one was your favorite interview? 04:47:00 Another interview. . . Stephanie (our podcast producer) 06:41:00 I don’t wear a lot of jewelry 07:20:00 What’s your life story 10:19:00 10 years ago – A BIG YEAR 14:54:00 Never say no . . .fake it till you make it 16:00:00 How did you get to Pocatello 17:36:00 I am done with homeschool 19:11:00 Sh*!, what am I going to do? 21:08:00 A day in the life 22:56:00 A learning curve to get started 23:44:00 A week overview 25:45:00 A personal initiative 26:59:00 Brand Building 27:57:00 Changing the whole vibe 29:57:00 There’s another thing that you do . . .

In this week's show, we talk to Brighton based Ebcidic, aka Phil Bilsby. Phill is synonymous with well-produced live Modular Techno. We dig into his production concepts, his latest album ‘Mosaic’ that steps away from beats and into dark, future cinematic drones. We talk kicks, Coco and the virtues of the ER301 amongst many more things!Show TimingsIntro: 000Ben and Ed's pre-show amble: 0.38Bens tape audio: 2.50Guest intro: 3.00A quick history of Ebcidic: 4.03Production value: 5.00Key turning point: 7.18Equipment and polished sound: 12.30Individual Systems: 18.00Ciat Lonbarde: 25.00The Bandcamp Album Mosaic: 30.00Round up: 52.50Some Show Links ABSOLUTELY MUST SEE Mosaic full length album/film - https://youtu.be/7pkXaAI1DV0Ebcidic LIVE modular techno - https://youtu.be/rbrwoz448GQA previous livestream Rig Rundown about the Ebcidic live system - https://youtu.be/oZShmaYiFAsMosaic on Ebcidic Bandcamp - http://ebcidic.bandcamp.com/album/mosaicNew vinyl release - http://material7xseries.bandcamp.com/album/material-72Ebcidic Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ebcidic/Shoutouts Velocity Seattle: https://www.facebook.com/events/substation/velocity-trade-show-synth-meet-workshops-performances/677401192712879/https://podularmodcast.fireside.fm/Waveform Magazine: https://www.waveformmagazine.comKyle Swishers new ‘Source of Uncertainty’ podcast:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/source-of-uncertainty-a-buchla-podcast-4u/id1467860041?ign-mpt=uo%3D4Our Pre-show special, check it out https://www.esotericmodulation.com/episodes/001-the-pre-show-specialHostsEd Ball Website:https://www.edwardball.co.ukEd Ball on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/EdwardballBen Wilson aka DivKid: https://www.youtube.com/user/DivKidVideoWant to start your own podcast? We use Buzzsprout, they are a great service that will hold your hand and get you up and running with hosting and linking to all podcast platforms. Get a $20 Amazon Gift Card (sent after 2nd paid invoice) by following this link https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=303803

First we give our predictions for how the NBA Finals will goThen Colby tries to kill Cinderellas 22:00A little baseball update 25:00Benioff & Weiss are making a Star War? While we kinda forget Gwendoline Christie is in two of them. 29:00Colby finally catches up on Riverdale 40:30Thanks for listening to Never Made Varsity! Be sure to follow us on Twitter @NeverMadePod and come back every week for a new episode! Inquiries? Contact us at nevermadevarsitypod@gmail.com. Special shoutout to David Cutter for the music.

In an interview for NBC News Better, I provide my input on three productivity hacks the author implemented in her own workflow. Come over to the blog post for additional information. https://www.frankbuck.org/3-productivity-hacks-income (New posts appear every Tuesday at 11:00A.M.)

NXT Takeover to start, Wrestlemania at 1:04:35, Post-Mania Broadcasts at 2:23:00A long weekend requires a LONG podcast. Checkout the timestamps if you're only interested in certain parts. WE GO ALL IN ON WRESTLEMANIA WEEKEND AND BOY WAS IT A LOT.Join the Casual Discussion on Discord!Follow us on Twitter at @CWFPcast! We're hosted by The Orange Groves! The network is supported by Patreon!Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/cwfp-casual-wrestling-fan-podcast/b758cc34-dd17-47c4-96de-0374dae419a6This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

0:00 “You picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue,” Sam sets the mood for our recap of the classic with Johnny Dawkins Central Florida squad 2:00 Donald wants a ticket to the East Regional in DC… anyone want to hook him up? 2:30 A shout out to the sponsors, Byrd Campbell and GTHCGTH.com 3:30 The UCF game… whew, that was a close call. Donald begins by praising the opposition. 6:45 Jason admits he underrated the impact of Tacko Fall on Duke’s ability to score at the rim and all three of us get into a long rant about how much Tacko fouled 12:30 Time to reflect on the coaching job of Johnny Dawkins and the shooting job of Aubrey Dawkins 17:35 Let’s talk about how teams are treating Tre Jones and Duke’s other non-scorers 21:00 We come to sing the praise of Javin and JGold 24:15 We finally talk about the very end of the game and the drama of the final seconds 27:10 Did the UCF shot get rim or was it a shot clock violation? 28:20 Byrd Campbell, they mean business! 29:00 A quick look at everyone else in the Sweet 16, a truly impressive field of top teams 35:20 Want some cool Duke gear? Check out GTHCGTH.com! 36:00 Previewing Virginia Tech, our Sweet 16 opponent 44:15 A quick conversation about the massive DBR Bracket Challenge… 700+ people are in the group! 46:20 Player of the week… there can be only one! 48:50 Our collective parting shot – the amazing Brotherhood video! 55:20 Duke plays late on Friday… and Sam and Donald will be there. They will let you know about a pre-game hang out near the stadium. 56:55 Goodbye and Duke band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There is something threatening the Enterprise this week. And that something is a lack of quality sleep.Episode discussion begins at 41:00A spoiler-y discussion of Season 1 of Discovery happens at the end of the show at 2:14:00

This episode the guys keep it really random just how they like it.Topics:Impressing women rankings 29:00Neologism/Mental Health/Orlando Brown 47:00Old school toys and high school pranks 55:00Favorite holiday traditions 1:08.00What is Pop 1:23.00Wasted love, a such thing? 1:32.00Marriage Quality( Preacher Jaynolan) 1:44.00Guns make who hard? 1:57.00Black on black crime(colors) 2:03.00Your favorite sex position 2:13.00Shark tank tangents 2:23.00A phone call? 2:28.00Full disclosure or non disclosure 2:38.00Forever Fresh 2:58.00 The Music: 21 Savage - 1.5, Miraa May - My Way, Jhene Aiko - Wasted Love Freestyle, A Boogie wit da Hoodi - Swervin, Eric Bellinger - Kisses on Christmas, Umi - Lullaby, Lauren Sanderson - Shut Em Up, Bobby Luv - Colors, Vory - Control, Trinidad Cardona - Damelo, Victoria Monet - Still Miss you, 21 Savage - MonsterSupport the show (http://patreon.com/putmeonpod)

Anne and Matt discuss their favorite villains and antagonists from the silver screen in this super-sized episode. Who made the list? Find out in this action (and movie clip)-packed edition of the podcast.Show orderIntro and criteria discusion 00:00-11:55 Anne on Disney villains: 11:55-20:10He tasks me: 20:10-26:55No laughing matter: 26:55-39:00A walk on the dark side: 39:00-46:25Don't name him! 46:25-55:15It's a sweater! 55:15-1:01:50A fall from Nakatomi Plaza: 1:01:50-1:06:05The bad son: 1:06:05-1:07:30Liquid metal: 1:07:30-1:08:50An honorable man: 1:08:50-1:15:00They switched the samples: 1:15:00-1:20:10Sleeping at the movies: 1:20:10-1:25:10Honorable mentions and closing: 1:25:10-endConnect with Matt: @statomattymatt@mattadamswriter.com 

The Most HorsePowerful Podcast Ever Made, The Xbox Drive is back with Episode 25! Sean played Crazy Taxi, Mr. Shifty, and Enter The Gungeon. Dave probably didn't play anything again. Plenty of "Braking News,”and a Steady Cruise Control Topic:Braking NewsThank you JasePlaysGames (twitch.tv/jaseplaysgames) for the shoutout!Burnout Paradise Remastered. Even though EA said it wouldn't remaster Gameshttps://blog.mixer.com/directpurchase/March Games with Gold is AWESOME. Trials of the Blood Dragon, SUPERHOT for Xbox One. Brave: The Video Game, and Quantum Conundrum for Xbox 360.https://majornelson.com/2018/02/20/xbox-live-games-with-gold-for-march-2018/Support Mixer streamers with Direct Purchase. Buy the game played by the Streamer.https://blog.mixer.com/directpurchase/Happy Lunar New Year! Forza7 is celebrating the Year of the Dog with this new driver suit, heading to all players later today!https://twitter.com/ForzaMotorsport/status/964616369567252480New Batman Rocket League DLC. Two New Batmobiles. $4. March 5. https://www.rocketleague.com/news/dc-super-heroes-dlc-coming-in-march/16 of Top 20 January NPD Games are available on Xbox [and PS4]. Only ones that aren't are Nintendo Switch Exclusiveshttp://ca.ign.com/articles/2018/02/22/monster-hunter-world-dragon-ball-fighterz-lead-us-sales-for-january?abthid=5a8e256547910f580c00017fCruise Control - Topic of the ShowWhy is play anywhere bad? Seriously how does it damage the XBox brand? Play anywhere is such a gamers first idea.Deals with GoldDragon Age: Inquisition GOTY Edition $10.00A bunch of other EA games but you should just get EA Access instead [Dead Space, Battlefield 1, Titanfall 2, Unravel]Games with GoldXbox One: Shadow Warrior February 1 to 28Xbox One: Assassin's Creed Chronicles – India February 16 to March 15Xbox 360: Split/Second: February 1 to February 15Xbox 360: Crazy Taxi: February 16 to 28PlugsFollow us on TwitterDave: @dacespaceSean: @seancapri

The Most HorsePowerful Podcast Ever Made, The Xbox Drive is back with Episode 25! Sean played Crazy Taxi, Mr. Shifty, and Enter The Gungeon. Dave probably didn't play anything again. Plenty of "Braking News,”and a Steady Cruise Control Topic:Braking NewsThank you JasePlaysGames (twitch.tv/jaseplaysgames) for the shoutout!Burnout Paradise Remastered. Even though EA said it wouldn't remaster Gameshttps://blog.mixer.com/directpurchase/March Games with Gold is AWESOME. Trials of the Blood Dragon, SUPERHOT for Xbox One. Brave: The Video Game, and Quantum Conundrum for Xbox 360.https://majornelson.com/2018/02/20/xbox-live-games-with-gold-for-march-2018/Support Mixer streamers with Direct Purchase. Buy the game played by the Streamer.https://blog.mixer.com/directpurchase/Happy Lunar New Year! Forza7 is celebrating the Year of the Dog with this new driver suit, heading to all players later today!https://twitter.com/ForzaMotorsport/status/964616369567252480New Batman Rocket League DLC. Two New Batmobiles. $4. March 5. https://www.rocketleague.com/news/dc-super-heroes-dlc-coming-in-march/16 of Top 20 January NPD Games are available on Xbox [and PS4]. Only ones that aren't are Nintendo Switch Exclusiveshttp://ca.ign.com/articles/2018/02/22/monster-hunter-world-dragon-ball-fighterz-lead-us-sales-for-january?abthid=5a8e256547910f580c00017fCruise Control - Topic of the ShowWhy is play anywhere bad? Seriously how does it damage the XBox brand? Play anywhere is such a gamers first idea.Deals with GoldDragon Age: Inquisition GOTY Edition $10.00A bunch of other EA games but you should just get EA Access instead [Dead Space, Battlefield 1, Titanfall 2, Unravel]Games with GoldXbox One: Shadow Warrior February 1 to 28Xbox One: Assassin's Creed Chronicles – India February 16 to March 15Xbox 360: Split/Second: February 1 to February 15Xbox 360: Crazy Taxi: February 16 to 28PlugsFollow us on TwitterDave: @dacespaceSean: @seancapri

0:00 As usual, thanks for Byrd Campbell 0:28 Sam and Jason lament Duke’s loss to Virginia, but Donald is AWOL. 1:28 Jason tries not to blame the refs for letting Virginia get away with what Virginia wanted to do. 5:20 Sam wants to start with the first half of the Virginia game. Why did the Cavs get such a big lead? Jason’s answer… experience. 8:10 Sam talks about the turnovers and why Duke’s inability to hold onto the ball is surprising. 10:30 Jason explains that even though Duke outrebounded the Cavs, we didn’t win the second chance points battle. 11:45 Jason is dying to talk about free throws, but Sam wants to focus on “Zombie Duke” first and how the zone led to our success. 17:20 Sam finally lets Jason talk about free throws… you can feel the pain in his voice. 20:00 We lament a really poor game by the Duke guards. 23:20 The regular season ACC race is done. Virginia wins the crown. 26:00 We find some positives from the loss to UVA. 28:15 Jason closes the Virginia recap with a hat tip to the Cavs but cannot resist talking free throws one last time. 30:50 A few quick thoughts on the Wake game, mostly Jason professing more man-love for Alex O’Connell. 36:00 A few words about Virginia from James Campbell of Byrd Campbell. 37:00 Jason previews Notre Dame, a team wracked by injuries, and he tells the tale of Martinas Geben. 45:00 Sam tells us about St. Johns, a team that is barely a shadow of what it once was, and we talk about Chris Mullin’s struggles coaching St. Johns. 54:15 Player of the week - we split on the big men. 56:00 Parting Shots – Jason tells us about a great interview he heard with Coach Cut. 1:02:10 Parting Shots – Sam gives us his feelings about the sexual assault scandal at Michigan St. and we talk about whether it could cost Tom Izzo his job. 1:11:10 Goodbye, reach out to us at DBRPodcast@gmail.com and here’s the Duke band! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

0:00 A big thanks to our sponsor, ByrdCampbell.com 0:32 Welcome to Ep #89, we begin by talking about silly stuff like audio problems and squirrels. 2:40 Countdown to Crazieness! We begin with the important stuff… how the players danced when they were introduced. 9:40 “Hey let’s actually talk about the game.” Sam breaks down the guard play from Duval and Trent. 13:30 We all gush over Trevon Duval’s absurd, ridiculous dunk at the end of the game. 16:30 Jason talks about the impressive Atlanta freshmen Tucker, Goldwire, O’Connell, and Carter. 23:15 Donald leads the conversation about the big men Bagley, Bolden, and DeLaurier. 31:30 We look back on other CTC games and the false promises they made and we all pick the most surprising thing we saw from the Blue-White game. 39:10 Have you seen the new Nike/Lebron “Want It All” commercial that features Duke? We think it will really piss off Kentucky and Carolina fans. 51:50 Thanks again to ByrdCampbell.com 52:40 Football time… things are not good. We look back at the disappointing Pitt game and ahead to a really tough matchup against Va Tech. 1:03:35 Parting Shots – Jason on a coach who protests against the Adidas scandal schools 1:06:10 Parting Shots – Sam is going to see Mason Plumlee play tonight 1:06:40 Parting Shots – Donald says goodbye to RFK stadium 1:08:35 Goodbye and Duke band Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When you think about trading stocks, options, equities and futures what public figures come to mind?Do you think about the guy you alway see on CNBC as you are watching TV? You know, Jim Cramer on Mad Money? That’s perfect, because I was fortunate to speak with him and listen to his thoughts on retail trading.If you’ve ever seen his show, you know Jim Cramer is passionate about trading, but you might not know that he is even more passionate about trading education.In this episode, Jim and I speak about:The value in losing a tradeThe importance of paper tradingHow to turn a trade into an investment, and why you don’t want to do itWhy you should focus on what you are good atHow to protect yourself from getting schooled by the market or a “Trade Guru”1:05 Your number ONE priority1:24 A closet full of losers2:00 Reasons to get better2:58 “Intellectual lightweight non-rigorous thinking”3:30 Protecting retail traders4:33 Fake News5:55 Do you have an edge in this business6:55 A story about coffee8:00 Get it over it!8:50 “I like the way this stock is acting”9:30 Supply and demand. A common sense trade?10:50Fantastic little trades13:00A real world example16:00Jim Cramer’s dog: NVIDIA18:50Trading education: Everyone is an expert20:50Real results or snake oil? It’s ON YOU See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week, Jason's name showed up in the Google search for Star Wars so we find out the truth to that story...and we discuss the Mark Carig article about Terry Collins. STAR WARS 00:00 Jason makes the Star Wars News! 01:00 Qui-Gon returns? The Falcon has new paint? 08:20 Was The Last Jedi novelization delayed? No. No. No. No. 10:00 How long should a movie be? METS 17:00 Terry getting ripped on his way out 29:00 What are the most useless baseball arguments 32:30 The Mets are going to Williamsport! 36:00 A poorly told story about watching RA Dickey 41:00 Bad game 162s

See what happens when we have three weeks off? You get a motherlode of pinball talk! Interspersed with other topics that act as a segue into the pinball topics.Excuse the slight audio oddities in this episode, where it sounds like we’re running over each other all the time. We’re just super excited to be back again talking pinball and stuff.Look out for a BlahCade BackRoom episode later in the week (it’s one of those episodes).TimingsIntro and SponsorsIntroductions and Stuff - 0:45T-shirts Have Arrived! - 2:35BlahCade at Arcade Expo - 4:50What Should Chris Expect? - 7:00G’day Nick Baldridge - 8:45Jared’s Challenge to Chris - 9:50Stern’s "Tough Times" vs "Vault" - 10:50Analog vs Digital - 14:00A note about Film vs Digital - 17:00Resurgence vs Sustainability - 20:00Spooky Sustainability - 23:50You Won’t Believe Who The Canonical Source of Stern App Info Is - 25:00Occulus Rift Speculation - 28:00Wii-U Delay Speculation - 36:00FarSight at Arcade Expo? - 39:00Dr Who Kickstarter - 40:00Stern Kickstarter? - 41:35Stern App Modus Operandi - 41:50TAF Gold, yo! - 43:25Zen, and the Art of Timing in Pinball - 44:30Zen Table Designers - 46:45Outro - 48:00

Summer weekends are made for festivals, and how could a yoga fest be anything other than awesome? It was an absolute joy being out in the elements, busting out some very unbendy yoga moves and recording this episode of Zestology podcasts at Yoga Connects festival. Regular listeners/readers to Zestology will know what a huge fan I am of yoga and the way it makes me feel. I was quite privileged to get to chat to many of the world's top yoga teachers and experts, all thoughtful, inspiring and talented people kind enough to share some time with me and I hope you'll get loads out of this. My guests in this podcast include yoga teachers Meghan Currie, Celest Pereira, Michael Wong (Boys of Yoga) and Charlotte Welfare. Other guests include RoxyRaRa and Ellie Positivitea, and of course yoga teacher, entrepreneur and festival organiser Sally Griffyn. When you listen, you'll hear: Living with more energy Frog pose for physical and mental strength 9.15Constant orgasms (yes really!) 14.50A movement of consciousness and how this can benefit you 17.50How making new connections and relationships with people gives you energy 35.30 Easy, everyday tips for vitality Living a more simple life 18.10Lying down and listening in to the current moment 20.50How simplicitiy can lead to happiness 21.30Use the Think Dirty Shop Clean app 24.30 Finding motivation Dealing with self doubt 7.30You and your journey 8.00A great definition of success 8.30

IntroductionRichard Saunders and ?? 0:03:00A interview with Dr Eugenie C. Scott Dr Eugenie C. Scott is a physical anthropologist who has been the executive director of the National Center for Science Education (NCSE) since 1987. She is a leading critic of young earth creationism and intelligent design. 0:45:45 A Week in Science (extra update) with Dr Paul WillisThe Royal Institution of Australia (RiAus) is a national scientific not-for-profit organisation with a mission to ‘bring science to people and people to science’.

0:00:00     Introduction Richard Saunders0:02:10     A Grain of Salt with Eran SegevThis week Eran interviews the founders of Friends of Science in Medicine. Prof John Dwyer AOProf Alastair H MacLennan AOProf Marcello CostaLoretta MarronProf Rob Morrison OAM Friends of Science in Medicine (FSM) is an association of concerned scientists, clinicians and members of the public who support a rigorous application of the best science to any health-related profession and oppose health education and practice not based on convincing scientific evidence. They are currently campaigning:"to reverse the current trend which sees government-funded tertiary institutions offering courses in the health care sciences that are not underpinned by sound scientific evidence". 0:46:00 Maynard's Spooky Action...An interview with Suzanne Dodd who is the new project manager for NASA's Voyager spacecraft. Suzanne first worked on Voyager in 1984, sequencing science and engineering commands for Voyager 1 and 2 in 1984. She fills Maynard in on the latest news of these two mighty space probes. 1:04:00A letter to American Airlines from Jason Loxton read by Richard Saunders"I have just learned that you will be presenting an interview containing the misleading and dangerous medical claims of the anti-vaccine pressure group, the Australian Vaccination Network..."