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About Mark: Mark has spent the last 15 years working with athletes from a variety of sports at every level. He began his career with the Toronto Maple Leaf's organization and most recently was the head of performance for the Anaheim Ducks. Mark is the founder of Elite Training Systems (ETS) in Ontario, which has grown to 4 locations servicing athletes from all major and minor sports. He also serves as a consultant for a number of health and performance organizations. Currently Mark serves as a member of the Under Armour Training Team building out high performance training initiatives for the brand. Mark also serves as Head of the Matrix Performance Team, building initiatives in high performance training. In this episode, Michael spoke with Mark about: Covid in and around the different cities in Canada and how it is effecting the businesses How to create a plan that everyone on the team is comfortable implementing and communicating to clients Resilience and as an entrepreneur, leader, and a dad, how Mark demonstrates and teaches how to bounce back, stick to it, come back after getting knocked down as a business owner How to standout in the crowd and let people notice the uniqueness of your business What the general population fitness gyms can learn from athletes and training gyms Scaling to multiple locations and cultivating the entrepreneur spirit in your people

In this episode, you will learn: • About Mark • Mark’s horizontal income • What Mark’s diet and workout routine look like • Mark’s life happiness index ratio • Why having a good morning routine is beneficial • What Mark does to give back to the community • Mark’s biggest personal and business goals in the next twelve months • What Mark learned from his greatest failure • Some of the most poignant moments in Mark’s life • Plus, so much more! Mark Jeffries grew up in the Denver area. After college, he got into the commercial real estate business and worked with his father for a while. Mark currently works for a national commercial debt and equity company called NorthMarq, which provides debt, equity, and loan servicing to commercial real estate owners and investors through their offices across the U.S.

Mark Rogers, Chief Revenue Officer at Impartner Software, a leading SaaS-based Partner Relationship Management solution joins us in this episode to share his thoughts on the evolution of the SaaS marketplace while also throwing light on proven tips and strategies that can optimize B2B Partner Relationship Management and go-to market strategies. About Mark Mark is... The post Ep 56 | Partner Relationship Management for B2B Companies with Mark Rogers, Chief Revenue Officer at Impartner Software appeared first on Sunny Side Up.

About Mark Mark is the CEO and co-founder of Rebel Base Media, a podcast tech and strategy company that owns Captivate.fm, Poductivity, Podcast Websites, Podcast Success Academy and Rebel Base Studios. Mark's One Hot Thing... Using podcast trailers to boost listener numbers Connect with Mark Visit the  (https://www.markasquith.com/) Connect on  (https://twitter.com/MrAsquith)

Beth Meets Airline Captain Mark Hardcastle and learns: How the air force academy put Mark on the path to a future in aviation. What’s Mark’s favorite plane? (It’s the Cadillac of planes)… Mark explains “The magic of the 4th” How do we respond when things challenge us? Mark’s got 60+ years of inspirational stories he’s gathered and shares both on stage and in his book, The Symphony of Your Life – Restoring Harmony When Your World is Out of Tune     About Mark: Mark graduated from the USAF Academy in 1982. After nine years as a pilot on active duty including multiple combat missions during the Persian Gulf War, he left the military to join a commercial airline. In addition to flying B-737s around the country, Hardcastle spends time in the Rocky Mountains and serves on the artistic staff of the Colorado Children’s Chorale. He lives in Centennial, Colorado, with his wife and four children.   About how Mark’s book came about: Mark Hardcastle recognized years ago that patterns were developing around events in his life. Sometimes it was good stuff; often not-so-good. But in the end, everything always seemed to work out. Was that just a matter of chance? Or was it something he could rely on? After several years of journaling about that reality, Mark broke his neck in a mountain biking accident near Moab, UT. An event like that has the effect of powerfully focusing one's attentions, and today he travels around the country inspiring groups of all sizes to lives that aren’t over-complicated. He teaches us to use 3 simple steps to create significance in our lives, then he shares the glue that holds it all together! His book, The Symphony of Your Life – Restoring Harmony When Your World is Out of Tune, is a 3-time 1st-place CIPA award winner, and it’s available in print at Amazon.com or in your favorite e-book format.   Where to find Mark: mark@symphonyofyourlife.com Twitter: @SOYLMHardcastle 720.840.8361 https://www.linkedin.com/in/speakermarkhardcastle   Where to find his book; “The Symphony of Your Life” https://www.facebook.com/TheSymphonyOfYourLife/ YouTube: Symphony Of Your Life Channel www.symphonyofyourlife.com

This is a first for WOC! Coaching Expert Mark Bennett returns to expound on his Rule of 3 and teach us how to develop independent, self-aware, and accountable athletes at all levels of the game. Queue this one up and listen on your way to work today!   Other Interviews with Mark – Mark’s First Appearance on Way of Champions: Episode 31: Listen to Episode 31 here Another Great Interview with Mark on Coach Reed’s Coaching Code Podcast: Listen to TCC Episode 17 here Mark’s Conversation with Stu Armstrong:  A Conversation with My Mentor: The Talent Equation   Show Notes 8:55 A quick introduction to what Mark does 19:55 The non-negotiables of a good training session 26:10 Mark Bennett’s Rule of 3 30:25 Working with athletes to define what is acceptable, unacceptable, and excellent 39:40 How can teammates effectively hold each other accountable 53:25 The element of when to step in is critical to athlete success 66:10 What else can these tools do for coaches and players 1:08:40 Getting in Touch with Mark Bennett   Getting in Touch Website: PDSCoaching.com Twitter: @PDSCoach Email: Mark.bennett@pdscoach.com   About Mark Mark has been training, coaching & mentoring individuals and teams since the early 90s. He joined the British Army in 1983. Mark passed the world-famous Commando course in 1990 and while posted with the British Commandos experienced the stresses of operations during the first Iraq Conflict. While serving with 29 Commando Regiment as the senior instructor, running the Commando Training Wing, Mark was the first person to initiate structural change to the way soldiers were trained for the commando course. His work in this field culminated in the design of the Performance Development Systems; a holistic and robust approach to maximize real-world performance for organizations, coaches, and athletes. Following several years of running, designing and quality controlling “train the trainer” courses for the Military, Mark turned down a promotion in order to leave the forces to commit to working on PDS full time. He has spent over 25 years researching and developing effective learning and adherence systems to help coaches and trainers maximize the performance of the individuals and teams they are working with. In 2006 Mark was awarded the Member of the British Empire (MBE) by her Majesty the Queen for his work in developing the system. Mark believes in a “practitioner” based approach. He soon identified that many theories that may look good on paper or in controlled environments are not so effective in the “real world”. PDS is all about providing a positive sustainable performance impact on the “shop floor”.   CHECK OUT OUR ONLINE COURSES: Warriors, Not Winners - Want to create gritty, resilient athletes who succeed beyond the game? Purchase Warriors, Not Winners now!   Transformational Coaching - Take your Coaching to the Next Level with Transformational Coaching. Become a Transformational Coach Today   If you are enjoying our podcast, please help us out and leave a review on iTunes. How to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad  Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name Way of Champions. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the Way of Champions podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Thanks so much, every review helps us to spread this message! Hosted by John O'Sullivan. Produced by Coach Reed Maltbie

In the Veteran community, there are people you hear of and hear about over and over but never meet or engage with. Mark Rockefeller was on my radar for years. I heard about Street Shares, the company he co-founded, when they first started. I never had the opportunity to interview him for my former programs, so he made the short list when we launched This Week at VA. Just a couple weeks ago, I finally got the opportunity to talk with him. I visited Street Share's cozy space in Reston, VA and talked with him about serving in the Air Force, being an entrepreneur, Veteran owned businesses, and much more. About Mark: Mark began his career as a military officer, and later as an attorney. Following service in Iraq, Mark worked briefly on a pro bono micro-finance project in Africa before joining the prominent global financial services law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP. His law practice focused on securities, financial restructuring, and international investment disputes. Inspired by his experience in Africa and a desire to reinvigorate small businesses in the United States (particularly veteran-owned small businesses), Mark left the law firm in 2013 to co-found StreetShares. He holds a B.S. in Finance, and advanced degrees in Finance and Law. Mark provides strategic leadership and vision to StreetShares and ensures our talented team has what it needs to serve our customers. Mark's favorite American Main Street is Main Street, Breckenridge, CO. Covered in Episode 43: Secretary Shulkin's remarks on the signing of Choice and Quality Employment Act Interview with Air Force Veteran Mark Rockefeller   Why he decided to join the Air Force His experience in the military Handling legal cases in a conflict zone Founding Street Shares Entrepreneurship among Veterans Office of Small & Disadvantaged Business Utilization #VeteranOfTheDay Marine Corps Veteran Robert Estrada