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Jon Reed has been building enterprise communities since 1995. These days, Jon is a roving blogger/analyst. He also advises vendors and startups on reaching today's informed enterprise buyer, now that the sales funnel is discredited. He is a diginomica co-founder, Enterprise Irregular, and purveyor of multi-media content. We try to identify successfull US Retail transformation cases. (very hard to find any) and discuss the false promises of personalization, microservices and more. About Jon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonerp/ About Spryker: https://spryker.com/en/commerce/

What are you writing as the script for your life? Turn off the victim mindset and tell yourself where you're going to go after every obstacle you face in life. Jon Dorenbos is incredible, multi-talented, and a former NFL player of 14 years with a Super Bowl ring to prove it. He is a world-class magician and has appeared on America's Got Talent and the Ellen DeGeneres show. Jon is also the author of the book Life is Magic that is currently being made into a major motion picture. The highs and lows that Jon has gone through throughout his life are unlike any that most of us will ever experience. While accepting defeat and losing motivation might have been the easier route for Jon, he decided to make the decision to write his own script and use the lows in his life as a springboard to the next high. In this episode, Jon and I talk about the traumatic event from his childhood, how he began pursuing magic, the value of consistency, how his NFL career ended abruptly, and so much more. Jon's life stories are a true testament to the value of vulnerability and why you'll find much more success when you write your own script. Tune in to Episode 32 of Hollywood Dream Maker to be inspired by Jon's perspective on life and rise above any obstacles in your life! Some Questions I askCan you tell me how you found magic at a young age? (8:10)What would be your advice to your younger self? (43:30)What's next for you? (1:04:20) In This Episode You Will Learn:About the traumatic events in Jon's childhood (5:04)How Jon writes the script for his life (14:50)About Jon's health issues that ended his NFL career (21:47)Why Jon chose to reconnect with his dad (57:56) Connect with Jon:WebsiteTwitterBook - Life is Magic Let's Connect: Manhattan Actor Studio Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Pastor Brandon is lecturing in a series of events on prophecy around these great 50 states, and so we've invited a guest speaker from Chosen People Ministries to come share the Word with us. The following is Jon's Bio, and links to both his page on the Chosen People's website, and a donation link to support him in his ministry!   -About Jon, and His Wife Tiffanie- Jon Davidsen came to faith in Yeshua (Jesus) in 2005 after many difficult years of being a drug addict and alcoholic. Once he came to the point of being homeless and lost everything, he turned to God. He was in a jail cell when he had his first encounter with Yeshua; since that day he's never been the same. His wife, Tiffanie, has a similar story. The Lord radically changed her life. After several years living their newly-founded life as Christians, they both were called to Jewish missions. Jon and Tiffanie are passionate about missions to the Jewish people. When they open their Bible, they can't help but see that it was written by Jews and for Jews. Through prayer and intercession, discipleship, teaching and preaching, they have been ministering to the Jewish people, endeavoring to fulfill the Gospel mandate: “To the Jew first.” In addition, they want Christians around the world to recognize the importance of the Jewish people for the Gospel, so they seek to encourage churches and individuals to bring the Good News to the Jewish people. After living in Jerusalem for three years, Jon and Tiffanie moved to Los Angeles. Together they lead a Bible study, Shabbat service and worship. They also serve the poor and share the Good News about the Messiah with God's chosen people. Website Link: https://www.chosenpeople.com/site/jon-tiffanie-davidsen/ Donation Link: https://www.chosenpeople.com/site/msny-pl-donation/?fnd=DAVIJ&nme=Jon_Davidsen  

I met Jon towards the end of 2018. I didn't realize that he goes way back with some of our mutual friends. From his involvement with Basement to being a former piano student of my future mother-in-law, it felt like we've known each other for quite some time. Jon is outright cool and collective. With his calm demeanor, he made me feel welcomed from the get-go. I appreciate his ability to stay engaged in a conversation. He often asks questions that candidly lead to more questions to things I rarely think about. This reflects on his approach towards communicating with children and youth. Being a youth pastor, Jon learned how to carefully navigate through the different personalities he encounters with his students. A coach, teacher, pastor, and becoming a counselor, Jon finds himself in a position where respect and dignity are a balancing act. There is a sense of pay it forward between a teacher-student relationship that Jon hopes to instill as he maintains his integrity and personal convictions. It is a calling as he coined it to be given the opportunity of teaching and counseling. It is no easy job for many educators and teachers to establish their leadership role and be given much appreciation for the help they wilfully provide. This is what Jon and I had to process in the midst of understanding how we can connect to people and how respect is a huge part of communicating what we lack or long for. There may be no right or wrong way to communicate in some cases but there are definitely boundaries that Jon believes is rooted in love. About Jon: https://www.instagram.com/mister.magno/ Work: https://www.instagram.com/officialreachyouth/ Connect: https://www.instagram.com/dude.always/ Show Produced by: JB Norman Verances @ https://jbnorman.com/ Show Music by: JB Norman Verances, #Jeduthun created with https://ampifymusic.com/groovebox/ Like Jon, will you allow me to hear your story? We can do that over a cup of coffee or a slice of pizza. It's on me! If you want to share your story, let me know by leaving a voice message with the link below --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patternsoflife/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/patternsoflife/support

Each Enneagram type approaches feelings from a different angle.  Some types can be really in touch with their feelings, while others seem out of touch with their feelings. On today’s episode, our guests Jon and Tristen Collins join Ian to talk about “Why Emotions Matter.” As an Enneagram 5 and an Enneagram 2, you can imagine this married couple couldn’t be more opposite when it comes to their emotions. Tune in as Jon and Tristen explain how the Enneagram has helped them integrate the Enneagram Five’s tendency to keep their feelings to themselves and the Enneagram Two’s outward capacity for empathy and caring to build a stronger marriage and improve their relationships with others.   Love this week’s episode?  Share Jon and Tristen’s episode on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter and be entered to win a copy of Jon and Tristen’s new book, “Why Emotions Matter.”    About Jon and Tristen: Jon Collins is a writer and creative director for The Bible Project. He has a BA in Biblical Studies from Multnomah University. Jon is affectionately known by the team as the Architect of Ideas. He is a master of making complex ideas simple and has spent the last decade founding and leading digital media and marketing companies.  Jonathan Collins | @jonpdx Tristen Collins is a professional counselor with a focus on trauma recovery. She has 13 years of professional experience. Tristen teaches classes at Multnomah University in the graduate Counseling Department as adjunct faculty. She earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Bible & Theology from Multnomah University & a Master’s in Counseling from George Fox University. Tristen lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband, Jon, and their two young boys.

Four months ago, my wife and I went through the most transformational process we have ever embarked upon. It was called Lifebook Although you can now go through the entire Lifebook process online, no matter where you live in the world, we did ours in Estonia - jam-packed into a room with over 20 other individuals who, like us, wanted to get ultimate clarity, direction and purpose for each aspect of their lives. I think of my Lifebook as me, in a book. In other words, if I were to, God forbid, get hit by a bus tomorrow, someone would be able to hand my children my Lifebook and say, "Here. Here is your Dad, in a book. This is everything he stands for, believes in and values, and everything he would have wanted to teach to you about life. My Lifebook now holds a precious place in the mantle above the fireplace in our home, and has also been integrated into our family trust. As you can imagine, I'm very proud and excited of this discovery, and I wanted to get the inventor of the Lifebook on the podcast: Jon Butcher - who . Along with his wonderful wife Missy, Jon is a serial entrepreneur and the creators of Lifebook, an extraordinary system that has helped thousands transform their lives from ordinary to a living masterpiece. Jon and Missy have learned how to defy aging, experience long-lasting love, redefine education and build the perfect living environment (trust me, I've been to their home and it is a complete dream house). Drawing from deeply personal experiences, Jon and Missy, along with their partner, Joe Polish, also founded the Artists For Addicts project. Its mission is to change the global conversation surrounding addiction from one of judgment to one of compassion. During our discussion, you'll learn...  -Why Jon and his wife Missy are moving to Hawaii after 30 years living in Chicago...8:25 Consistent with the purpose of the Lifebook: To find clarity in your "life vision". Hawaii has always been a special place for Jon and Missy, even after visiting nearly 100 countries. More leisure, less activity in day to day life. -About Jon's unique philosophy on raising his children...11:45 "Respectful disregard" for the status quo. Look at options, make a decision independent of what others may choose. Underwent a "vision quest" recently with his family. Historical examples of boys becoming men via a rite of passage Underwent Vision Quest with a in France. Targeted specifically to Jon's 14 year old son, family did it in support The son learned the hard way to remember to pack all your gear. Was a profound experience for Jon personally and especially for his son. The Earth can heal you. Modern kids don't learn to deal with real hardship. -The story of how Lifebook came to be...27:40 Living fast and furious in his 20's; caught up with him in early 30's. Two panic attacks Agoraphobia, nervous breakdown Jon's dad ordered two self-development programs: Attacking Anxiety; Personal Power 2 8 year process of healing Jon kept notes from all his self-development programs in a binder: Breakthroughs, Goals, etc. Eventually focused on 12 categories to create an extraordinary life Evolved over a period of 15 years; never showed it to anyone else. Introduced it to a health and fitness group; others expressed interest in creating one Astounding results Jon and Missy knew they had something special on their hands Didn't want to share; But it was something they couldn't NOT do. -The 12 areas the Lifebook optimizes and why Jon chose them...40:10 "Personal" Health and fitness Intellectual life Emotional life Personal Character Spiritual life "Relationship" Love and romance Parenting (yours and your own parents) Social life - friends and extended family "Professional" Career Financial life Quality of Life Overall Life Vision -The overall strategy by which you accomplish your Lifebook experience...45:55 Four steps to each category Premise Purpose Vision Strategy Four questions for each category: What do I believe about...? What do I want in the realm of...? Why do I want...? What do I need to get...? The primary motivation for each category will probably change, i.e. health and fitness vs. money -Ben reveals his weakest category in the Lifebook process and how his overall life purpose helped strengthen it...53:12 -How to undertake the Lifebook experience online for a fraction of the cost of an in-person event...1:03:00 You can do it for free. The catch: You need to finish the program. Pay a $500 deposit. If you finish, you get it back or apply to another program. -And much more! Resources from this episode: -Click to sign up for Lifebook today - - Episode Sponsors: - Check out our steep discounts on product bundles (like the ). They make terrific holiday gifts! - The bedroom biohack for guys looking to enhance their sex life like gang busters. Use my link and learn how to earn a free treatment! - Your Favorite Organic Foods and Products...Up to 50% Off...Delivered to Your Door. 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Topics covered in this episodeWhy foraging is a very important skill to learn, and how it is empoweringPractical tips and ways to protect our wild land resources with proper harvesting techniques Harvesting in a way that improves wild landBeyond harvesting from the land, ways to care for and improve our wild lands in a holistic wayNaturally controlling "invasive species"About Jon & ErinOur founder, Erin Stewart, is an herbalist, NAHA certified aromatherapist, and organic gardener. She grows over 70 kinds of aromatic and medicinal plants for her own apothecary (not counting her Lavender varietal collection) and distills essential oils and hydrosols in her PNW garden. Jon Stewart is an organic gardener, artisan woodworker, and herbalist. He is the host of AromaCulture’s Herbs & Oils Podcast and works alongside our magazine contributors and advertisers to develop high quality, educational content for AromaCulture Magazine. Links mentionedSchool Website: www.floranella.comSummer Foraging Course: https://floranella.com/summerforaging/Disclaimer: The information presented in this podcast is for educational purposes only, and is not meant to replace professional medical advice. Please consult your doctor if you are in need of medical care, and before making any changes to your health routine.

Jon Matar, CEO of PowerUp Labs, comes on the show to discuss his journey from young entrepreneur to a successful startup: Want to start a business but worried you will fail? Jon Matar tells us his story of a startup and how he has managed to keep trying until he found success. Story of a Startup: Jon Matar tells us how why he left a comfortable job as a banker to join the startup world. Remember, even if your startup fails, you can always go back to where you started, usually at an even higher position. He discusses how he pivoted from his first startup, "Why Wait?", and why he made that decision. His next startup, "Localview", was more successful but ultimately he needed to make another pivot to "PowerUp Labs". As with many successful businesses, PowerUp Labs' success came because Jon started listening to customers and working to make his customers happy. As long as you don't burn bridges with your existing company, usually they will understand your desire to start a business and will welcome you back if things don't work out. Jon's prediction for the future of the tech industry and why he expects big things from virtual reality and augmented reality. If Jon had to go back to work, which area of the tech industry he would like to join. The struggles of being CEO of a company and why it isn't all glitz and glamour. Every decision you make will directly impact your family and your employees' families. How he was finally able to feel comfortable with his business by switching from trying to hit a "home run" and get investors to bootstrapping and trying to make money by listening to customers. Additionally, we discuss the importance of validating your business idea, a concept Paul learned about when he attended Startup Weekend. What Jon learned about investing and startups from the CEO of Hubspot. Specifically, how it can be dangerous for a company to raise a lot of money from investors right away. Why he chose the Angel Investor route, raising money from friends and family, and then decided to close funding for his companies. Jon Matar's advice to most startups is to validate your idea and then bootstrap (fund it yourself) while working at your current job. John Ackerman recommends every potential entrepreneur should first read "Rework" to learn the importance of building a company slowly. It took Jon Matar five years before he really felt a breakthrough. If you think you want to start a business, if you don't you will regret it. Take a chance and do it. Even when life got tough, Jon has never regretted starting a business. Last call questions and answers: Best career advice: "Rome wasn't built in a day." Building a business, like most things in life, is built like compound interest. What advice would your 60-year-old self give you today? "Work even more." "Keep grinding." Best thing spent money on the past 6 months: Trip to Dayton, OH to see Phish in concert. What media do you recommend: Vice News on HBO Favorite drink: New Belgium Citradelic Tangerine IPA West Sixth IPA Rhinegeist Cougar Three Floyds Kroger make your own six pack Special shoutouts and show notes: Groupon Living Social Republic Bank Stock Yards Bank Genesee Brewery Miller Lite Bellarmine University Spalding University Pokemon Go Startup Weekend Milewide Beer Co.  Monnik Beer Against the Grain Brewery Great Flood Brewing Morris Deli Brewgrass Homebrew Impelllizerri's Pizza Jimmy Buffett The National Parks Rivvrs Zanzabar Cars Interested in learning more about what it takes to build a startup? Check out our previous episode with Phil Brun, winner of Startup Weekend Louisville. Also, feel free to contact Jon Matar on LinkedIn or at poweruplabs.co. Have any topics you want to be covered or entrepreneurs you'd like us to interview? Let us know! You can email us at paul@drunkenmoney.com or john@drunkenmoney.com. You can also find us on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Linkedin. Please be sure to subscribe to our weekly mailing list at drunkenmoney.com/subscribe. About Jon:  Jon is a determined leader who is passionate about creating a company that brings real value to its customers. He brings to the team real world experience in financial analysis and risk management. Jon has a "never-give-up" attitude and is consistently trying to move the business forward by being innovative and different. His mission is to build a company that provides cutting edge technology solutions for his customers. His professional goal is foster a company culture that has a real impact on the local community through economic development and job creation.