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On this episode, Charlie crowns Greg Kihlström “King of Agile” and with good reason! Greg (founder of The Agile World where he consults, writes and hosts a podcast) has spent the past several years helping companies to incorporate agility into their digital transformation strategies and also advising on customer and employee experience. He has written several books on how companies can become more agile including: The Agile Workforce (2021), Center of Experience (2020), The Agile Consumer (2019), Digital Delight, 2nd edition (2019), The Agile Brand (2018), Ever Seeking (2018), The Agile Web (2016).  Greg and Charlie discuss what it means to be agile during and post-pandemic, how companies should navigate bringing employees back to the office in a way that optimizes employee experience, and how the pandemic is forcing companies to innovate in ways they never imagined before the pandemic (and why that's great but also challenging).  ABOUT GREG   Greg is a best selling author, speaker, and entrepreneur. He has worked with some of the world's leading organizations on customer experience, employee experience, and digital transformation initiatives, both before and after selling his award-winning digital experience agency, Carousel30, in 2017.  He has worked with some of the world's top brands, including AOL, Choice Hotels, Coca-Cola, Dell, FedEx, GEICO, Marriott, MTV, Starbucks, Toyota and VMware. He currently serves on the University of Richmond's Customer Experience Advisory Board, was the founding Chair of the American Advertising Federation's National Innovation Committee, and served on the Virginia Tech Pamplin College of Business Marketing Mentorship Advisory Board.  Greg is Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certified, and holds a certification in Business Agility from ICP-BAF. Greg's newest book, The Agile Workforce (2021) explores the current and future state of the workforce and envisions a world where individuals thrive in a new world of work opportunities enabled by technology, decentralization, and a shift in the power dynamics between employers and employees. His previous book, The Center of Experience (2020) talks about how customer and employee experience can be operationalized into a cohesive brand experience. Greg was named a 2018 50 on Fire winner from DC Inno as one of DC's trendsetters in Marketing. He is a regular contributing writer to Forbes, and has been featured in publications such as Advertising Age, SmartCEO, Website Magazine, and The Washington Post. He's participated as a keynote speaker, panelist and moderator at industry events around the world. CONNECT WITH GREG: Website: https://www.theagile.world/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/snyderjen/ The Agile World Podcast:  https://bit.ly/3yeAZWh His Books: https://www.theagile.world/writing  Twitter: @gregkihlstrom REACH OUT TO THE SHOW: Website: https://tech2025.com/fast-forward-podcast/ Twitter: @fastforward2025 Instagram: @fastforward2025 Facebook: http://bit.ly/fastforwardfacebook Email: fastforward@tech2025.com Charlie on Twitter:  @itscomplicatedCharlie on Instagram:  @charlieoliverbk Charlie on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/charlieoliverny

James and Lisa continue their conversation with authors, speakers and leadership and marriage coaches Greg and Julie Gorman. Things you will learn... - The power of personal vision - How to use of visualization to get from where you are to where you want to be - The connection of direction and reflection - The one question that Greg and Julie ask the most in coaching situations. - What Contentment, Satisfaction, and fulfillment have to do with each other - What a Life Plan is, why it is important and What the process looks like. - How Life Plans impacted James and Lisa’s lives - About Greg and Julie’s new resource “The Couplepreneur: How to work and play well together.” - About a special free gift for all our listeners - And so much more Show Notes are available at: www.liveleadlast.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/liveleadlast/message

* 3:44 – Greg talks about getting started in the field of Behavior Analysis. * 9:13 – Greg shares about some pivotal moments in his career. * 14:17 – About Greg's company - FTF Behavior - and the work that they do. * 22:15 – Greg tells people they can visit www.practicalfunctionalassessment.com and go to the “Implementation Assistance” tab to find information about how to improve sleep. * 23:54 – Ryan asks Greg to share important considerations he makes when teaching clients about Behavior Analysis. * 28:25 - Greg explains the term televisibility. * 37:50 – Greg talks a little about schedules of reinforcement and choice. * 42:34 – Five big ideas Greg would like to share with animal trainers. * 42:37 – The big idea that ... “All our procedures are derived from our priorities.” * 48:53 – Greg talks about his priorities of safety, televisibility and rapport. * 50:13 – Greg talks about holism. * 1:00 – “Shaping from joy and shaping from freedom.” * 1:09 – The use of intermittent and unpredictable reinforcement is discussed. * 1:15 – Greg tells people they can find the apps he talked about by going to the “Implementation Assistance” tab at www.practicalfunctionalassessment.com * 1:21 – Ryan asks Greg what he would like to see happen over the next 5–10 years in the world of Behavior Analysis.

Greg Norman, “The Shark,” is one of the greatest golfers of all time, winning over 90 tournaments, including two Open championships. He is a sports legend who also became an incredibly successful businessman, philanthropist, and CEO of a global corporation.  Listen to this episode and learn:   How Greg was inspired by his mother to play golf.  What Greg is most proud of from his career.  About Greg’s hidden talents and why he connects surfing skills to his success in golf.  About three attributes Greg describes as essential for success in sports and business.   Why Greg believes it is important to help children and pay it forward.

VALIDATION IS REDUNDANT. As many of you know, I didn’t have friends growing up. I couldn’t read and write until late high school. I was goofy and gangly. I got made fun of all the time. Sports was something I could finally understand. I was able to prove myself by what I could accomplish on the field. But then I placed my self worth in what I could achieve in football. If I lost a game, I felt terrible. If I won, I felt great. It was so unhealthy. We need to be careful where we get our self-worth. Instead of earning it through outside validation, we should get it from the kindness in our heart, the positivity that we bring, and who you are. Learn to have unconditional love for yourself. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about self with the greatest diver in history who is also a great person and advocate: Greg Louganis. Greg Louganis is simply the greatest diver in history. Today, as a speaker, author, actor, activist, humanitarian and designer, he continues his tradition of excellence. Greg was the first openly gay diver in history. He is also HIV positive. He now uses his story to empower others. So get ready to learn about the mindset of an Olympic champion on Episode 767. Some Questions I Ask: What was the greatest lesson you learned during the Olympic boycott? (8:00) How would you approach your dives at The Olympics vs. practice? (12:00) What was your first Olympic dive like? (16:00) Were you driven to achieve because you were adopted? (20:00) How do you cope with something like an HIV diagnosis? (40:00) What is the biggest challenge you’ve faced in your life? (48:00) In This Episode You Will Learn: Why Greg thinks the Olympic boycott may have been a blessing (4:00) Why obstacles in training are important (9:00) How to tap into inspiration as opposed to fear (17:00) About Greg’s experience being HIV positive (35:00) How imagination and visualization can help you succeed despite all odds (39:00) The method Greg uses to teach visualization (1:00:00) Follow me on: Instagram: @lewishowes Twitter: @LewisHowes

Today’s guest is Greg Leonardo, a Cloud Architect at Campus Management Corp. and Webonology. Greg’s main focus is to help organizations with Cloud adoption and innovation. He’s been working in the IT industry since his time in the military (1993), and is a developer, teacher, speaker, and early adopter. He’s worked in many facets of IT throughout his career and is the President of TampaDev — a community meetup that runs #TampaCC, Azure User Group, Azure Medics, and various technology events throughout Tampa. Recently, he’s written his first book, Hands-On Cloud Solutions with Azure: Architecting, developing, and deploying the Azure way — which focuses on addressing the architectural decisions that usually arise when you design or migrate a solution to Microsoft Azure. It takes readers through getting started with Azure by understanding tenants, subs, and resource groups; helping them to decide whether to “lift and shift” or migrate apps; plan and architect solutions in Azure; build ARM templates for Azure resources; develop and deploy solutions in Azure; understand how to monitor and support your application with Azure; and more. In today’s episode, Greg and Jeffrey discuss the components of Greg’s new book and dive deep into topics such as; architecture, app service environments, web apps, web jobs, Windows Containers, and more.   Topics of Discussion: [:52] About today’s guest and topic of discussion. [1:25] Jeffrey welcomes Greg to the podcast. [1:42] Greg gives a background of his career and how he originally got into software and the IT industry. [3:22] About Greg’s brand new book, Hands-On Cloud Solution with Azure. [4:49] How Greg decided what topics to cover in his book about Azure. [7:23] Where to find Greg’s book. [7:36] Greg talks about some of the highlights of his book, starting with how to think about architecture. [10:32] What is an app service environment (ASE)? [10:58] Greg gives a rundown of what listeners need to be thinking about in terms of the building blocks for web apps, web jobs, app service plans, etc. [14:21] Greg explains the architectural elements of a web application. [16:28] When should someone really spend some time learning Windows Containers? [21:29] A word from Azure DevOps Podcast’s sponsor: Clear Measure. [21:58] Greg explains the architectural options in Azure for an offline job. [25:50] Greg’s take on web jobs. [26:49] What is it that makes functions a higher price point than web jobs? [31:05] How to put an SQL server into Azure. [34:35] What a noisy neighbor is in Azure. [37:15] What Greg recommends listeners follow up on after this episode!   Mentioned in this Episode: Azure DevOps Greg Leonardo (LinkedIn) GregLeonardo.com Campus Management Corp. Webonology TampaDev Microsoft Ignite Conference Vets inTech Hands-On Cloud Solutions with Azure: Architecting, developing, and deploying the Azure way, by Greg Leonardo App Service Environment (ASE) VM Backup Windows Containers .NET Core Clear Measure (Sponsor) SQL Server   Want to Learn More? Visit AzureDevOps.Show for show notes and additional episodes.

Greg Boegner from PortugalConfidential.com Meet Greg, who moved to the Algarve from the USA in 2008. He runs a successful website all about Portugal over at www.portugalconfidential.com Listen to his story. Show notes Positive growth and a new department of the business. The story of Portugal Confidential, from a blog to a business. Travelling around Portugal discovering new businesses and writing about it. Travel boards and familiarization trips. About Greg and his history in Houston, Texas. We chat about Greg's time as the TV Producer for NASA's shuttle programme. Greg moves to Hollywood in 1988 and encounters a writers strike. Answering phones for Pacific Arts (who started the music video concept) and moved up to the Director of Acquisitions. Workout videos and yoga videos with Ali McGraw. He moved over to Fox and eventually children's programming. Greg was looking for something new to do and looking at moving to Europe, when a friend suggested he check out a new film studio being created in the Algarve. So he moved in 2008. We discuss the economic crisis in Portugal and after the film studio ran out of money Greg spent his days blogging on Portugal Confidential. A renewed sense of positivity now in Portugal, with lots of investment. Greg's recommendations: Tavira,  Santa Luzia and his favourite beach Praia do Barril, Praia da Marinha The things we'll miss if we leave here: slow eating. Greg recommends going down to Cacela Velha for lunch, Casa do Polvo in Santa Luzia (for octopus specialities) . We move on to discuss Portugal Confidential and a new guide to Comporta (a lovely break from the Algarve).

Greg Smith (https://www.thinkific.com/) is our special guest in today's episode of Traffic and Leads Podcast. I am your host one-click Lindsey. Today we have a very exciting guest. He is the founder and CEO of Thinkific (https://www.thinkific.com/). A software platform that makes it easy to create, market and sell online courses (http://blog.thinkific.com/online-courses-consumer-products-make-great-combo/). So today, with Greg, We are going to be talking a lot about online courses, ,  the headaches of online courses and how Greg can help us resolve these headaches. So without further ado, welcome to the show today, Greg! IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: * What Thinkific is * The definition of online courses * What the process of receiving/subscribing to online courses looks like * Why businesses offer online courses * What Greg’s favorite online courses are * Which niches online courses can be found in * Two major hurdles of creating online courses * How to create an online course * How to get people to buy your online course * Simple solutions for the hurdles one might find * Tips on how to market your course * A list of sites that are helpful for marketing * How Greg uses his YouTube channel to his course’s advantage * What content his YouTube videos contain * How to use keywords to draw in listeners * How to make non-paid forms of advertisement work * What kind of courses Greg offers * About Greg’s LSAT course * How frequently Thinkific hosts webinars * How webinars work as a lead generation and opt-in tool * About Greg’s most successful opt-ins * How often Greg releases blog posts * SEO – how much time Thinkific puts into it * Why Greg has mixed reviews about SEO * Whether Greg does pay-per click ads, branded and non-branded search, etc. * How Greg hit a 28% conversion on one webinar * About Thinkific’s email marketing strategy

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