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In this episode, homesteader Tony Barlow of Barlow Roots Market talks about the economics behind aggregating products from other producers. Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farming tips, and business insights! Get market farming tools, seeds, and supplies at Modern Grower. Follow Modern Grower: Instagram Instagram Listen to other podcasts on the Modern Grower Podcast Network: Carrot Cashflow Farm Small Farm Smart Farm Small Farm Smart Daily The Growing Microgreens Podcast The Urban Farmer Podcast The Rookie Farmer Podcast In Search of Soil Podcast Check out Diego's books: Sell Everything You Grow on Amazon Ready Farmer One on Amazon **** Modern Grower and Diego Footer participate in the Amazon Services LLC. Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
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Dr. Adam Silberman is a naturopathic doctor and expert in anti-aging and regenerative medicine. Dr. Silberman brings over a decade of training and clinical experience to his patients and their families, specializing in the use of advanced lab work, diagnostic analysis, bioidentical hormone replacement therapy, antiaging peptide therapy, natural medicine, and ultrasound-guided joint injections to address disease and optimize health span. He earned his bachelor's in psychology from UCLA, his doctorate in natural medicine from Western University, and an MBA from Murdoch University in Perth, Australia. In this episode of Conversations for Health, we explore the work that he does to support men's health in their 50s and 60s to promote longevity and anti-aging into their final years. He shares a profile of his typical patient, how he organizes and utilizes collected patient data, and the strategies he has implemented to optimize each patient's integrated and supported in-office experience. He generously shares his approach to aggregating client data for a holistic snapshot, the key metrics and trends that are tracked on every client, and his approach to men's health that utilizes naturopathic medicine, supplements, and preventative lifestyle changes that support longevity and antiaging in men. I'm your host, Evelyne Lambrecht, thank you for designing a well world with us. Episode Resources: Dr. Adam Silberman: https://www.blueprintwellness.org/ Design for Health Resources: Designs for Health - https://www.designsforhealth.com/ Designs for Health Practitioner Exclusive Drug Nutrient Depletion and Interaction Checker - https://www.designsforhealth.com/drug-nutrient-interaction/ Visit the Designs for Health Research and Education Library, which houses medical journals, protocols, webinars, and our blog. https://www.designsforhealth.com/research-and-education/education The Designs for Health Podcast is produced in partnership with Podfly Productions. Chapters: 00:00 Intro. 02:39 Dr. Adam is feeling lit up about early morning soccer games with his kids. 04:00 Adam's bittersweet desire to pursue naturopathic medicine. 10:12 A profile of Adam's current patient. 15:55 Task Force Dagger and specialized programming for first responders. 17:50 Supporting athletes during the off-season. 20:52 Organizing and utilizing collected patient data. 26:02 Optimizing and integrating each client's high-touch experience. 27:10 Aggregating client data for a holistic snapshot. 29:30 Key metrics and trends that are tracked on every client. 36:57 The case for full-body MRIs and DEXA scans. 40:05 Noted differences between CoreViva and other scans. 44:30 HRV and adrenal stress index, and strategies for increasing HRV. 47:35 Dr. Adam's favorite supplements, particularly adaptogens. 50:32 Meeting the increasing demand for focus on men's health. 55:44 Addressing the underlying causes of decreased testosterone. 1:05:01 One thing Dr. Adam does with every male patient. 1:06:22 Dr. Adam's favorite personal supplements, favorite health practices, and his changed view on the use of appropriate pharmaceutical interventions.
Written and Narrated by Shweta Misra.First Published here https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/creating-shared-values-for-sustainable-society/believe-it-indians-won-world-war2-29220/Consider this –Number of Soldiers in Indian Army currently- 14 lakh. approx.A number of Indian Soldiers who participated in the Second World War-A Staggering 25 lakh.Aggregating much more than1.5 times the strength of the existing Indian troops, they made the largest volunteer army of any country in the world! This information hits one like a revelation since it was never a part of history lessons in our schools and even today it is not being brought to the fore either through academics or through any other channels.More scandalous is the realization that the second world war was actually won by Indians for the Allied Forces! The most pivotal and decisive victory in WWII came when the Japanese army was stopped from advancing towards India via Burma. If Indian soldiers fighting under Union Jack had not disrupted Japanese advance, they would have easily run over the Indian subcontinent and established a link with the German Army deployed in Iran. Winners of WWII would have been different then!Now come the enigmas, firstly, why Indians fought this war and secondly, why this ginormous contribution of Indians in bringing world order, not being spoken about anywhere in the world.Untangling the facts, one finds that those Indians who fought the war were young men full of nationalistic fervour who were dreaming of the ultimate Independence of their country. These were soldiers who had the assurance of the British prime minister Winston Churchill that once the war is over, India will be given Independence. These patriots fought the war as British Indian Army, laid their lives and defeated the Axis forces, only because they wanted to see their motherland break the shackles of slavery and become a free republic, post-war.If only Winston Churchill had kept his promise, the sacrifices of these Indian soldiers would have been validated. But that did not happen. On the contrary, they were simply Forgotten by Britishers because they were Indians.The tragic part is that when India did get independence ultimately, the newly formed Indian government de-recognised the British Indian army. The pension benefits of these soldiers were terminated.But there's a solace. Not all forgot them. There is a place where their victory stories are still celebrated with pride and their history embraced with love. It is in the present Indian Army units. Enter any of the older regiments' offices, officer's messes, quarter guards etc. and the first thing that catches one's eye is the shine and glitter of fondly kept trophies, mementoes and memorials which are associated with the WWII veterans. Each of them features the strength, determination, valour and courage of their regimental brethren. Most Indian Army Regiments have immaculately preserved the war moments in these pieces and take immense pride displaying them, particularly for their fraternity to draw inspiration from.The details of the British Indian army should be made known to millennials.The present generation should decide whether those soldiers were really undeserving of the tag of Indian Freedom Fighters. The “freedom struggle” narrative of those who formed government immediately after India's independence can once be given a thought.The sacrifice of lakhs of Indians during World War II brought world order. It should be acknowledged.#captainshwetamisra
Daniel Marin is the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Nexus. Daniel founded Nexus in 2022 while he was at Stanford with the mission to enable the Verifiable Internet, which will redefine digital trust and create a more transparent, secure, and efficient world. To achieve this mission, Nexus is building a globally distributed Layer-1 blockchain powered by a zkVM engine.Daniel earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Stanford University. He was named to Forbes' '30 Under 30' list in 2025, and earned Bronze medals at the International Physics Olympiad in 2018 and 2019.In this conversation, we discuss:- Are we back?- Enabling the Verifiable Internet- Parallels between AI and ZK- Aggregating unused compute power- Verifiable AI- Solving critical issues around privacy, trust, and security- 2.1 million users and 3.6 million nodes already connected to the network- With Nexus, more nodes = faster blockchain- Verifiable computation will impact many markets, blockchain is just one example- The power of zkEVM- The future of AI & BlockchainNexusWebsite: nexus.xyzX: @NexusLabsDiscord: discord.gg/nexus-xyzDaniel MarinX: @danielmarinqLinkedIn: Daniel Marin--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This episode is brought to you by PrimeXBT. PrimeXBT offers a robust trading system for both beginners and professional traders that demand highly reliable market data and performance. Traders of all experience levels can easily design and customize layouts and widgets to best fit their trading style. PrimeXBT is always offering innovative products and professional trading conditions to all customers. PrimeXBT is running an exclusive promotion for listeners of the podcast. After making your first deposit, 50% of that first deposit will be credited to your account as a bonus that can be used as additional collateral to open positions. Code: CRYPTONEWS50 This promotion is available for a month after activation. Click the link below: PrimeXBT x CRYPTONEWS50
In this episode, farmer and entrepreneur Keith Zimmerman of Plum Creek Farm shares the logistics of aggregating unusual products for their customer base. Subscribe for more content on sustainable farming, market farming tips, and business insights! Get market farming tools, seeds, and supplies at Modern Grower. Follow Modern Grower: Instagram Instagram Listen to other podcasts on the Modern Grower Podcast Network: Carrot Cashflow Farm Small Farm Smart Farm Small Farm Smart Daily The Growing Microgreens Podcast The Urban Farmer Podcast The Rookie Farmer Podcast In Search of Soil Podcast Check out Diego's books: Sell Everything You Grow on Amazon Ready Farmer One on Amazon **** Modern Grower and Diego Footer participate in the Amazon Services LLC. Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com.
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In this episode, farmer and entrepreneur Keith Zimmerman drills down on the importance of keeping a tight track of your numbers when aggregating product. Get time and labor-saving farm tools and microgreen seeds at shop.modern grower.co Listen to other podcasts on the Modern Grower Podcast Network: Farm Small, Farm Smart Farm Small, Farm Smart Daily The Growing Microgreens Podcast Carrot Cashflow Podcast In Search of Soil Check out Diego's book Sell Everything You Grow on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Sell-Everything-You-Grow-Homestead-ebook/dp/B0CJC9NTZF
Sports media is decentralizing. However, "Sports Podcasts" are exploding in audience growth. Stephen A. Smith, Pat McAffe and Barstool Sports are household names. Legacy names, like ESPN, are figuring out how to hold on to their audiences and find new ways to expand them. Out of this high profile world, there are many lessons to learn in managing one's own career and how to harness the possibilities of media for your own businesses. BRAM WEINSTEIN (the "Voice of the Washington Commanders") is the founder of Ampire Media and can be heard weekdays from 3-6 PM EST on "The Bram Weinstein Show" on ESPN 630 DC. As part of his 24 year (and counting) on air career, he spent 7 years at ESPN mainly as an anchor of "Sportscenter" and has appeared on a variety of programs including "Like it or Not" on Fox 5 in Washington DC, "The Bram Weinstein Show" on The Team 980, as well as analyst roles on NBC Sports Washington. When not performing, Bram produces for and consults with various content providers in traditional and new media for his firm AMPIRE MEDIA. We also get to nerd out a little on the Washington Commanders and their improbable fast start this year! Bram Weinstein's Background - How did you get into broadcasting? Take us through the route with the career to get back to DC. What does a life in sports media look like? The arc of a broadcaster's career and the need to develop equity. Sports Podcasts (and Beyond) AMPIRE MEDIA- Going from talent, to production, to ownership. Aggregating other voices.Where did the idea for the media company come from? Specific experience or advice that informed the project? Where do you see the path to profit coming from? Bridging Traditional Media and the Sports Podcast Business- How do you manage the time?What are your ultimate ambitions for Ampire?What have been the challenges so far?Lawyer in me asks how you stay in the good graces of everyone, contract and IP-wise? Has the attitude of the Sports Media Companies changed about "talents' other activities?? Lessons from Sports Podcasts for other businesses in their marketing strategies. Joe Gibbs and the Washington Redskins The Washington Commanders (and their fast start!) Finally, I'm duty bound to ask some #Commanders questions. Having been a fan back in the glory days, what is your favorite memory or favorite player? There is so much new with the Commanders in the last two years: Owner, GM, Coach, QB, a lot of the roster! What does this season looks like with this "crazy good" start . . . and Jayden Daniels? Outro- Sports Podcasts How do listeners find and support you.https://www.ampiremedia.com/ AMPIRE on Youtube: https://youtu.be/8jmCnWViN0Y?si=mKy4NPASYiRKfLZ5 MEDIA DISRUPTION and VENTURE CAPITAL https://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Actually-Intelligent-Decision-Making-1-ebook/dp/B07FPQJJQT/
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In this episode, Sergej Kunz, Co-Founder of 1inch Network, shares his journey into the crypto space and the development of 1inch. He discusses his background as a software engineer and his early interest in cryptocurrencies. Sergej talks about his experience participating in hackathons and how he and his co-founder, Anton, built the first version of 1inch in New York City. He also shares the story behind the name '1inch' and how they pitched the idea to investors. Sergej explains the concept of aggregation in the DeFi space and how 1inch aims to provide a more efficient trading experience for users. He also discusses the development of the 1inch wallet and the importance of owning the user's experience. In this conversation, Sergej also discusses the geoblocking of the 1inch platform in the US and the decision-making process behind it. He also talks about the 1inch wallet and card, which allow users to easily spend cryptocurrencies in real life. Sergej explains the launch of Fusion, a compliant institutional environment for interacting with DeFi liquidity, and the concept of intent-based protocols. He shares his vision for the future of 1inch, including the use of payment channels and the development of a decentralized API network. Sergej emphasizes the importance of decentralization and building something that is used by a large number of people.
Show Notes: Podgagement Demo In this episode, Nola Simon demonstrates Podgagement, a tool to help podcasters improve discoverability and gather listener feedback. Key points covered: Introduction to Podgagement and its features Challenges with podcast discoverability and getting listener feedback Overview of recent changes in the podcasting industry Demonstration of Podgagement's ratings and reviews functionality Creating customized social media images from reviews Using the "follow page" to improve discoverability across platforms The "love the podcast" page for gathering ratings and reviews Aggregating feedback from multiple sources Highlighted features: Customizable review images for social media and YouTube end screens Follow page with links to multiple podcast platforms Ratings and reviews aggregation from Apple Podcasts, Podchaser, Good Pods, etc. Feedback inbox for direct listener comments About the host: Nola Simon hosts the Hybrid Room Center of Excellence podcast. Here are the custom links to find the podcast, love the podcast and tell me your thoughts about my podcast: https://followthepodcast.com/hrcoe https://lovethepodcast.com/hrcoe https://castfeedback.com/hrcoe Podgagement: podgagement.com GoodPods: goodpods.com More info..... Why Podgagement is the Secret Sauce for Top Podcasters: ✨ Get More Followers and Reviews: Create custom FollowthePodcast.com and LovethePodcast.com pages with smart buttons for any device. Collect reviews directly from your fans with ease.
Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: The Subject in Subjective Time: A New Approach to Aggregating Wellbeing (paper draft), published by Devin Kalish on September 17, 2024 on The Effective Altruism Forum. What follows is a lightly edited version of the thesis I wrote for my Bioethics MA program. I'm hoping to do more with this in the future, including seeking publication and/or expanding it into a dissertation or short book. In its current state, I feel like it is in pretty rough shape. I hope it is useful and interesting for people as puzzled by this very niche philosophical worry as me, but I'm also looking for feedback on how I can improve it. There's no guarantee I will take it, or even do anything further with this piece, but I would still appreciate the feedback. I may or may not interact much in the comments section. I. Introduction: Duration is an essential component of many theories of wellbeing. While there are theories of wellbeing that are sufficiently discretized that time isn't so obviously relevant to them, like achievements, it is hard to deny that time matters to some parts of a moral patient's wellbeing. A five-minute headache is better than an hour-long headache, all else held equal. A love that lasts for decades provides more meaning to a life than one that last years or months, all else held equal. The fulfillment of a desire you have had for years matters more than the fulfillment of a desire you have merely had for minutes, all else held equal. However, in our day to day lives we encounter time in two ways, objectively and subjectively. What do we do when the two disagree? This problem reached my attention years ago when I was reflecting on the relationship between my own theoretical leaning, utilitarianism, and the idea of aggregating interests. Aggregation between lives is known for its counterintuitive implications and the rich discourse around this, but I am uncomfortable with aggregation within lives as well. Some of this is because I feel the problems of interpersonal aggregation remain in the intrapersonal case, but there was also a problem I hadn't seen any academic discussion of at the time - objective time seemed to map the objective span of wellbeing if you plot each moment of wellbeing out to aggregate, but it is subjective time we actually care about. Aggregation of these objective moments gives a good explanation of our normal intuitions about time and wellbeing, but it fails to explain our intuitions about time whenever these senses of it come apart. As I will attempt to motivate later, the intuition that it is subjective time that matters is very strong in cases where the two substantially differ. Indeed, although the distinction rarely appears in papers at all, the main way I have seen it brought up (for instance in "The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence[1]" by Nick Bostrom and Eliezer Yudkowsky) is merely to notice there is a difference, and to effectively just state that it is subjective time, of course, that we should care about. I have very rarely run into a treatment dedicated to the "why", the closest I have seen is the writing of Jason Schukraft[2], with his justification for why it is subjective time that matters for Rethink Priorities' "Moral Weights" project. His justification is similar to an answer I have heard in some form several times from defenders: We measure other values of consciousness subjectively, such as happiness and suffering, why shouldn't we measure time subjectively as well? I believe without more elaboration, this explanation has the downside that it both gives no attention to the idea that time matters because it tells us "how much" of an experience there actually is, and has the downside that it seems irrelevant to any theory of wellbeing other than hedonism. It also, crucially, fails to engage with the question of what exactly subje...
To help make an impact for patients, it's important to have a comprehensive understanding of how a disease impacts their day-to-day lives. Michael Osso, Chief Executive Officer of the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation knows this well. He and his team created a comprehensive research ecosystem that harnesses data– from reported anecdotes to clinical data, biosamples and more – to help researchers, patients, advocates and care teams get a holistic view of inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) and drive advancements in the space. Sanofi host, Eric Racine and co-host Michael George discuss with him the importance of taking on such a large-scale project – one step at a time – and the dedication to building patient level data to inspire and accelerate research innovations for patients with IBD.
Today Jason is joined by Prodia Co-Founder & CEO, Shawn Wilkinson to discuss the future of AI x Crypto and decentralized compute. In this episode they discuss: The foundations for Prodia Why now is the time for DePIN Decentralized node use-cases Training vs decentralization Web3 compute network scepticisms Will Prodia launch a token? And much more! Host: Jason Choi @mrjasonchoi . Not financial advice. -- Tangent is a private holdings company managing personal assets and is not a licensed investment advisor nor does it manage or accept any external capital. Nothing discussed is a solicitation for investment and is for entertainment purposes only. -- Timestamps: (00:00) Introduction (07:57) Why DePIN? (15:10) Economies of scale/cost efficiencies (19:53) Aggregating supply/matching demand (20:48) Decentralized node use-cases (25:00) Training vs decentralization (29:48) Power of cold outreach/market dynamics (30:46) Web3 compute network scepticisms (41:37) Miner business models (46:11) Prodia token (48:30) Why decentralized compute networks (55:00) Outro -- Partner message: Aptos is the next-generation Layer 1 blockchain designed to enhance scalability, security, and reliability for decentralized applications. With industry-leading performance, internet-grade UX, 100X lower gas fees than comparable chains, and a thriving ecosystem - Aptos is the platform of choice for both builders and users. Find out more at https://aptosfoundation.org/ -- Twitter accounts: Jason Choi's Twitter: https://twitter.com/mrjasonchoi Shawn Wilkonson's Twitter: https://x.com/super3 Prodia's Twitter: https://x.com/prodialabs Prodia's website: https://prodia.com/ Blockcrunch Twitter: https://twitter.com/theBlockcrunch -- Blockcrunch VIP: https://blockcrunch.substack.com/ -- Disclaimer: The Blockcrunch Podcast (“Blockcrunch”) is an educational resource intended for informational purposes only. Blockcrunch produces a weekly podcast and newsletter that routinely covers projects in Web 3 and may discuss assets that the host or its guests have financial exposure to. Views held by Blockcrunch's guests are their own. None of Blockcrunch, its registered entity or any of its affiliated personnel are licensed to provide any type of financial advice, and nothing on Blockcrunch's podcast, newsletter, website and social media should be construed as financial advice. Blockcrunch also receives compensation from its sponsor; sponsorship messages do not constitute financial advice or endorsement. Full disclaimer: https://blockcrunch.substack.com/about
In this episode, farmer-aggregator Max Becher talks about the logistics behind aggregating products in their Shopify store. Make farming easier with the Paperpot Transplanter and Other Farm Efficiency Tools and Equipment at Modern Grower. Follow PaperpotCo on IG https://instagram.com/paperpotco Podcasts by Diego Footer: Microgreens: https://apple.co/2m1QXmW Vegetable Farming: https://apple.co/2lCuv3m Livestock Farming: https://apple.co/2m75EVG Large Scale Farming: https://apple.co/2kxj39i Small Farm Tools at Modern Grower
Who is Daniel?Daniel Gbujie is a passionate advocate for sustainability and global cooperation. His experiences have inspired him to work towards creating a more sustainable and inclusive world. Through his work, he hopes to inspire young people to follow in the footsteps of those who have come before and make a positive impact.Key Takeaways00:00 Born in West Africa, evolved, overcame challenges.05:18 Young Africans advocate for sustainable development globally.06:51 Highlighting sustainability, leadership, and forward-thinking mindset.11:52 Forming team Hakuna Matata to drive change.16:36 Biosphere's balance, sustainability, and diversity importance.18:07 Sustainability principles for inclusive and lasting systems.21:39 Networking, expertise, and sustainability showcased through app.26:37 Promoting sustainability through app and solar box.29:29 Development requires inspiration, willpower and community.32:26 Sustainability and resilience are crucial for culture.36:13 Commitment to sustainability; grateful for support. 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Leave a nice five-star review at apple podcasts : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/apple-podcasts and on YouTube : https://link.thecompleteapproach.co.uk/Itsnotrocketscienceatyt!Here's how you can bring your business to THE next level:If you are a business owner currently turning over £/$10K - £/$50K per month and want to grow to £/$100K - £/$500k per month download my free resource on everything you need to grow your business on a single page :It's a detailed breakdown of how you can grow your business to 7-figures in a smart and sustainable way————————————————————————————————————————————-TranscriptNote, this was transcribed using a transcription software and may not reflect the exact words used in the podcast)SUMMARY KEYWORDSESG consulting, social impact, brand value, customer relationships, workforce, global standards, social responsibility, social risks, reputational damage, legal issues, financial losses, stakeholders, business objectives, sustainability, UN courses, environment, governance, materiality assessments, data analytics, internal biases, graduate advice, GRI standards, labor practices, human rights, diversity and inclusion, community engagement, customer privacy, GDPR, pandemic, employee engagement, resistant to change, effective communication, social responsibility efforts, ESG consultants, social risk management, stakeholder engagement, data collection, analysis tools.SPEAKERSDaniel Gbujie, Stuart WebbStuart Webb [00:00:18]:Hi, and welcome back to It's Not Rocket Science, 5 questions over coffee. I'm Stuart the Webb, the host of this thing, and I'm joined today by, a guest I'm truly honored to be, to be on the podcast with me. This is doctor Daniel Bougie. Doctor Daniel Bougie is a, is is a public health, expert, but has recently taken part in the 200 the Webb Sustainability World Cup. And I'm proud to be able to say, as a judge of that particular competition, he was voted and his team won, but he was voted the most impressive and valuable team leader of that competition. So, doctor Buge, thank you so much for spending a few minutes here with us today. I'm really honored that you've taken some time out of what I know is a very busy day for you to come and spend a few minutes with us. But please, just spend a few minutes.Stuart Webb [00:01:22]:Please introduce what it is you do because you have got a really very impressive CV.Daniel Gbujie [00:01:30]:Yes. Thank you very much, sir. And first of all, since after the completion, I've not had time to thank you. On behalf of the team, I wanna thank you for, you know, your imputes and your ability to crystallize why we should be sustainable on a global level, on a local level, on a subnational level. The game indeed has inspired us, and the game has been able to identify the uniqueness in all the regions as you know. And of of course, the game has also been able to inspire us young people knowing that the ones that have gone before us are really smart people. Yeah. So I am Daniel Buje Chidoben.Daniel Gbujie [00:02:13]:I was born in, in West Africa, Nigeria to be precise, in the southern part of of the country. And I am, a human being that has evolved over time. I say that with all honesty because if you don't evolve in light of the realities of the changing time, you will just become extinct just like the dinosaurs who felt who felt that they were the tallest, the most massive, amount of, species in the world, when others were running for for shelter and hiding on caves and evolving in the kinds of meals they can do and inventing, they felt they could muscle weight. And then where are they now? They are fossils. So the lesson is, I'm a child or an African child who has seen it all in the continent, who understand what it means to be poor, who understand what it feels like to see people being poor, who also knows that there's a better world for everyone if people tap into the better versions of themselves. I do have a health background, and that also helped me be able to articulate, you know, what I really want in life and how I could move forward. But, things got better for me when I got the opportunity to come to the United States on scholarship. I actually did come with the climate change background, the fellowship in climate change, and that really helped me.Daniel Gbujie [00:03:50]:The former vice president, his excellency, Al Gore, runs an environmental based program. Al Gore was once the vice president here in the United States. He he runs, an environmental based stuff. He was looking to expand, you know, and then he brought a lot of Africans, Asians to come to the US, you know, to come and learn more about the changing times. That also influenced me because at that time also, I was with the World Medical Association as a resident doctor then. There's a there's a junior doctor network within the World Medical Association, and they were looking into the environmental impact of health, you know, and I felt, wow, that will be nice. So about that same time, I got the opportunity to come to Colorado for some training, and boy was I introduced to sustainable development goals, climate questions, sustainable energy, renewable energy, clean energy, you know, all those beautiful terms, you know. And that really inspired me to know that, woah, there's a lot Africans need to do rather than just keep numb or keep paralyzed in the past while others evolve, you know, digitally, others use technology, others look for new ways to reinvent humanity.Daniel Gbujie [00:05:18]:We cannot keep being where we are, doing the same kind of things that have not changed anything. So I and many of the young Africans felt it would be wise to, you know, evolve and begin, you know, to to bring in this best sciences, evidence based sciences on how our environment, the policy we have, the way we do business, the way we articulate our views, the way we tell other members of the world, you know, the western world that we are an asset to be harnessed. But how do you know you're an asset to be harnessed if you don't know what it means to be harnessed? So, so over the years, I've evolved, like I said, but I'm proudly an African who understand where we should be and working with over Africans to bring about a better world for everyone Webb we all can see ourselves as, as brothers and sisters and as instruments of change for a better world. And that's the principle of sustainability. It's not about you. It's all also about those that are yet to come. However, the current people need to exist in time and space. Right? Why we do that? We do it in such a way that we do not disadvantage or we do not prevent those ones coming not to feel empowered, not to feel blessed with the natural resources that we have.Daniel Gbujie [00:06:46]:So so that's a little about, about about me. And,Stuart Webb [00:06:51]:That is that is if there is nothing else that you say today, Daniel, that shows well, 2 things. 1 of which is, you have a very, very impressive CV. You have got those honors that you've been brought in order to be able to bring that sustainability. From what you're learning back to where you went so that you can actually implement some of what you've learned, and we'll get on to how you're doing that. But also, Webb we I think we did at 1 stage on the sustainability world cup to talk about If there was 1 thing that we could teach everybody about sustainability, it would be to think not in quarters, not in years, but in decades because sustainability needs to needs to be thinking about not not not our children, but our children's children and the world we lead for the future because it is only by thinking in decades that we can actually start to see the sort of, the sort of effects Stuart we want. And I must admit, we we can get quite we can get quite distraught by some of what we see around us, but we have to realize that only a decade ago, this wasn't even a movement, and now it is embedded and people are Webb, and it is going to be different in another 10 years. So we need leaders like you in order to take people into that that new, that new thinking. So so that was a little bit about you and how you, you you you have become the person you are.Stuart Webb [00:08:23]:But how did you get involved in the Sustainability World Cup? What was it about it that you, that you that you that interested you, and how did you get involved? And and tell us a little bit more about the team that you're involved with.Daniel Gbujie [00:08:35]:Yes. Thank you. So I I feel it's just coincidence, and and I totally agree with your viewpoint that you must always be thinking futuristic, you must also be thinking of the actions you take now and how it has rippling effect in the future. And that's what really happened to me. So I did set up a nonprofit based organization here in the United States. Shortly after my training in Colorado at the Climate Reality Project, I, got to meet, a wonderful American lady. Her name is Renon Garriga, you know, and, we both got involved in the training, and we became mutual friends. And, over the years, we we we lost contact at some point.Daniel Gbujie [00:09:23]:But when she came back online, she saw that I had built a network of people across over a 100 questions, and I was really going into environmental climate actions, creating content, creating ideas, domesticating the knowledge of sustainability that involves vulnerable people, involves a better natural way we handle our natural resources to the benefit of people without creating poison, emissions, without, creating, distorting ecosystems. She liked the way that I was explaining, you know, the science behind climate change, the need for us to evolve, the need for us to be more smarter in our agricultural practice, cutting down trees indiscriminately to build shopping mall only for you to have flooding that kills thousands of people in less than 5 year. Doesn't make sense. So so so she loved all those concept. But somehow Webb lost contact. And then around March ending, you know, she reached out to me. Oh my goodness. You're doing a wonderful job.Daniel Gbujie [00:10:27]:I said, woah. Long time. What's going on? She says, there's this sustainability World Cup, and I know you are into sustainability development goals. They're all the same. It's just a process. It will be nice for you, you know, to gather your teams in team 54 project, you know, maybe 2 teams of 5 people, and let's see whether you can be in the final. I said, wow. That that would be nice.Daniel Gbujie [00:10:51]:I did not have any intention of joining. Mine was to push my team, push the movement, and bring them on board. And then somehow it now became a fact that we needed an African team, you know, and, I knew fully well that if the game is gonna be a simulation or an Internet based platform, it's gonna be hard because about the week, a week before the competition started, an undersea cable that runs through, West Africa got damaged. It had affected, you know, much of West Africa and some parts of the Central Africa. You could imagine. So already before now, the Internet penetrance was very poor. Now you now have a cable damage, so it's it only means it's gonna get worse. So I had to intervene, and and what what we did was we needed to now find, like, a team of people, you know, that has administrative background, marketing background.Daniel Gbujie [00:11:52]:I have a health background and a bit of sustainable development goal background. Having worked with the UN for some time, you know, and, I just decided that it would be nice to keep it within our team, you know, and, with her help and help of the organizers, we're able to form team Hakuna Matata. That's our AKA, you know, but we're team ambassador team. So it's, it's, it's providence, it's, hard work over the years, it's maintaining a steady relationship, it's also reaching out to my brothers within the continent and telling them that we cannot continue to remain where we are. If there's any opportunity to show the world how we think and articulate processes, It only adds value, you know, to the system. The world needs value, not not just the product, but a value based product. And the only way we can add value is to be part of the process, create, over own niche for ourselves, and get all these best sciences and domesticate it in the peculiarity of our region, in our social economic realities, so that our people know that we cannot remain where we are, and we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over again that has not given us a positive outcome, believing it will do the same thing. That's insanity.Daniel Gbujie [00:13:25]:So so the the the the opportunity that the sustainability woke up, you know, the little that I knew then created was something that I always five. I love a new challenge. I love innovation because I know innovation brings improvement. Improvement brings knowledge. Knowledge adds to culture change, the mentality, the mindset. So being a driven person, being a tech person, being someone who wants to showcase the continent as people that truly articulates knowledge, you know, I felt it was just, right to to, you know, represent the continent, and the game indeed created that platform well. You alongside the 8 judges and the organizers, professor Lila and Edmund, you know, created a wonderful game that is life changing. In short, I think it's the best content that we can ever have, you know, different from the kinds of game we always know, you know, the violent, the shooting, the slaying, and all this.Daniel Gbujie [00:14:28]:This is the content that can get you thinking. This is a content that does not create a monopolistic Stuart. No disrespect to monopoly, but the idea is that the sustainability principles are all immersed in this game. It's a tool that helps you think out of the box and helps you relay the concept of sustainability in a way that you have fun, build teamwork, you know, brainstorm with others, see the way people articulate thoughts, and then you know how to create the messaging. So so our our fusion in the game was just years of experience, years of building healthy relationship with environmental based people, and they're reaching out to us and say you're doing a good job. You can take this to another level, create content for the platform, inspire a new generation of people to better see what sustainability is from a gaming kind of point. So it was a match made in heaven, so to say.Stuart Webb [00:15:29]:So tell me, Daniel, what what advice would you give people? I'm going to just put the the the link now on the screen to show people where they can go and get some more information about what the Sustainability World Cup is. I mean, but what what advice would you have for people who might want to enter, next year and compete in the way that you have to and and achieve the sort of results, the sort of knowledge, the experience that you've got from, from entering for this year?Daniel Gbujie [00:15:53]:Yeah. So for for those wanting to enter for next year, I would just say have an open mind. You know? 1st, ask yourself, the world in which we're living in, are you very comfortable with the way things are going? Whether it's governance, whether it's your future, whether it's the future of the kids, is there a tool or an alternative way to press the reset button and start to have the mindset that respects the environment, respects people, and can still help you make your livelihood. You understand? In such a way that you are not a threat to not just yourself humans because humans think they're the only ones on the planet. No. No. No. No.Daniel Gbujie [00:16:36]:There are other non living things and living things that do not speak like us or go to school. But they are very important in creating the balance that we need. So there are lower animals, there are birds, there are animals, there are insects, There are bacterias. All of all these are part of the balancing act within a biosphere. So if you feel very passionate about being an agent of change and creating stability, sustainable development World Cup platform is a wonderful way to do that with a team, to do that, you know, enjoying yourself, you know, building that leadership trait, seeing how people articulate thoughts, listening to the judges, how they crystallize their opinions, you know, how they tell you that sustainability has many terms. Sustainability is a kind of improvement. Sustainability is a kind of social vehicle that creates change that we badly need in light of, you know, the growing, emission, in light of the the pollution, in light of the flooding, in light of climate crisis, if there's any way that we need to change our ways, we need to change the ways from where our pockets are. You know? Once we're able to control where we spend our money, we'll be able to be able to create a better definition of what wealth should be, a better definition that includes everyone, inclusivity, diversity.Daniel Gbujie [00:18:07]:These are terms that look so big, but these are the principles that sustainability, you know, drives on, that you cannot leave anyone behind. Anytime you develop or do anything, whether you you create a new financial market system, a new health system, a new educational system, a new fashion system that does not include the people, that does not include respect for the environment. Any system you build with no respect for the environment, for the people, for inclusion. It's not gonna be sustainable. It will not stand the taste of time. And when chaos begins to come, you will just fall like a pack of cat. However, if you absorb the sustainability principle that says that you can exist in time and space and create hope for the people coming and empower them as quick as possible, If you factor in environmental factors, you factor in social factors, you ensure that there are policies that protect our natural resources. You ensure that the decisions you make are all in the interest of the common good, not just America, UK, Europe, but also Africans.Daniel Gbujie [00:19:20]:Yes. These are some of the things that the game brings to you. And the game has its own calculations. The game teaches you how to really apply, you know, this is a financial game. So the corporate sustainability definition, how it connects with your everyday life, how you see the indices and the components that helps you grow and develop, you know, business and even your individual life. So I will encourage you five an open mind, be willing to learn, and then listen to the instructors, listen to what they say, follow those terms, ESG, environment, social, governance, framework, or indices. What it means is the corporate way that investors use to assess companies now to know whether they are viable for investment. You know, if you want to develop anything, your Stuart up ideas, if it doesn't have the elements of respecting natural resources, including people, targeting vulnerable community, meeting the needs of people, protecting environment.Daniel Gbujie [00:20:27]:It's not gonna stand the taste of time. It will just come and go.Stuart Webb [00:20:31]:Daniel, I mean, I think if anybody has any questions about why you were the, the the the the leader and voted the most, the the the best leader in this Sustainability World Cup. They've got a very good idea from what you've just said, how well you and you embrace Stuart, what you what you've what what you've learned from it. But what are you doing with your knowledge now? What are you doing in order to take this to the next level? How are you using those experiences? You've spoken a little bit about the nonprofit, but what are you now doing with those with those experiences in order to take you into the next, into the next phase of your, your journey?Daniel Gbujie [00:21:08]:Yes. Thank you. What we're now doing, what I am doing along with the team is creating awareness for the people back in the African continent. We are beginning to see a lot of people, you know, want to be in the next game. I know our friends in Ghana, I know friends in Ghana that want to set up 4, 5 teams, you know. I know people in South Sudan, they say they want to get involved in the team. And because, you know, the the the competition has a bit of benefits. Webb, it has a certificate that's given to you.Daniel Gbujie [00:21:39]:Secondly, it gives you visibility and exposure. Thirdly, you come into a community of people who are seasoned experts in corporate sustainability, and, and that's if you do your homework well, you can network well. Of course, while in the game, I develop an idea around an app called test. The app is to create a bit of awareness and see how sustainability can be done on an individual level. You know? So if you are a housewife and you have the app on your system and you want to see, okay, how can I be sustainable this week? You type in all the things you wanna do, and the app is able to give you, like, an idea. It's like a chat gpt of sustainability. You know, if you are a tomato seller, you want to sell tomatoes, you don't know how to be sustainable, it starts from the farm, right? Farm to the market. You know? So it tells you the farm to the market principles, areas where you can leverage on local sourcing, area where you can even have your own greenhouse stuff.Daniel Gbujie [00:22:42]:So those are kinds of the things that I've learned from the game. But most importantly is to raise awareness amongst my kind, The people in the continent, you know, explain sustainability in the language they understand. Swahili is the most spoken language in the central and the southern part of Africa. Hausa is 1 major language spoken in the entire Western African region and some parts of North Africa. In somewhere within the Southern Africa, we have Portuguese too. Angola, Mozambique, they speak Portuguese too. And of course, in most of West African, we have the Commonwealth of Nations that the English speaking part of it. So how to domesticate this knowledge of sustainability that every single person had to contribute towards that sustainability pool.Daniel Gbujie [00:23:32]:It is that critical mass of people that move the needle of progress. Just me and you doing things when 7 0.8000000000 people are not doing it will not work. Just United States and China believing that they are doing sustainability. It ain't gonna work. What truly works is when we have critical mass of people at the same time doing in their only 2 corner the sustainability. Got it. The sustainability principles. Now, doing that creates a culture.Daniel Gbujie [00:24:04]:Remember, a culture is formed when bulk sum of people over time. Aggregating their thoughts and are believing in a system that will drive them towards the promised land. It's not few people. We have to do this together, and we have to uplift those that are not in the current position to help themselves. And that's why I always want to use platform like yours that you are creating for us. Reach out to our leaders. You know? See young people in the continent, especially Gen Z's, especially people in the nineties and the eighties. We're tired of being, being told about the colonial time.Daniel Gbujie [00:24:42]:When we know the world has evolved, we just want to eat our fries. We just want to eat our fufu and Gary. We want to watch our Netflix. We want our kids to go to good schools. You know, trying to create an environment of toxicity won't work, especially now that young people know what's going on, is what's going on in in in Kenya. It's happening in Nigeria. It's happening everywhere. Young people, especially Africans, are tired, and they are showing their skills in music.Daniel Gbujie [00:25:13]:Almost every musician now sings African music. And go and check the age of all the African musicians that are topping the chart now all over the world. Bonaboye is in his thirties. Right? Davido is in his thirties. These are young people who are tired of how their, ecospace is not allowing them to evolve. When they see global best practices, they bring it on board and then they become celebrity. It's the same thing with the sustainability workers. So we're encouraging, Africans, young Africans, you know, partner with the sustainability world cup team, create a miniature version of your own, use that to identify young people that think critically out of the box, incentivize people, tell these young people whatever comes out of this will be to the development of your people.Daniel Gbujie [00:26:02]:You know? And all this will bring progress, development, and then investors will see that there's a critical mass of people who understand sustainability. Why not we go to invest? Because investors are also looking. Do we have resources? Human resources. It's not just about capital. Do we have human resources? Do we have the right environment? You know, to ensure development goes forward. Sustainable development or sustainability cannot work when there is conflict. It's simple. And the principle of sustainability defines itself that you have to be more inclusive, more transparent, more honest.Daniel Gbujie [00:26:37]:You have to respect the entire ecosystem. So domesticating this knowledge will be very central and that's what I intend to do with my app. Of course, working with you and many of, you know, many of the judges and many of our new partners that are relating to us. I truly believe we can have an app that can, you know, translate sustainability in all the major languages in Africa and remind people that sustainability can be on a personal level, on a subnational level, on a national level, and, of course, on a global level. But when all these connect together, that's only when we drive the sustainable development. You know? So these are some of the things we're doing. And then before I end, 1 of my teammates, sorry, 1 of my teammates is trying to build a cubicle, a cubicle that is called a solar box. He wants to build it at the center of a major market.Daniel Gbujie [00:27:32]:Now that solar box will have sockets all around about the 1, 000 sockets within the center so people can plug in their stuff, you know, you can barbecue, you can cook, you can trim hair, you know, you can refrigerate, you know, something like that. So these are some of the things we're trying to do, you know, eco smart practices, pilot projects in some of this stuff, you know, bringing in these principles we've learned within the and the things you've taught us within the game. So those are the few things.Stuart Webb [00:28:03]:Daniel, if there is anything I can do I mean, it it what you you you are you are you are an impressive an impressive leader. I think we can all agree that. And, I will once again I would just put up. This is, this is Daniel's, LinkedIn profile, which you'll find on LinkedIn, obviously. If you're not following somebody as impressive as doctor Daniel Bougie, then go follow him now because this man is gonna go a long way, really a long way. Daniel, IIII just wanna ask you 1 final questions, and the question obviously is, I haven't asked you 1 question that you must be burning for me to ask. What is the 1 question that you think I should five asked that I haven't yet?Daniel Gbujie [00:28:47]:Oh my goodness. Woah. That is so good. Okay. So 1 question I truly feel that you should have asked me is, what drives Africans to to to be much resilient, you know, in light of the things they see, in light of the things some of their leaders do. And why is it that when they move to clients or environments that are very, merit based, they always excel.Stuart Webb [00:29:23]:Mhmm.Daniel Gbujie [00:29:24]:So I I feel that that question will also go a long way.Stuart Webb [00:29:27]:What is the answer to the question?Daniel Gbujie [00:29:29]:And the answer is that the truth of the matter is that progress and development are a mixture of 2 walls. The those that do not have and those that have. Now the problem often is for those that don't have, if they're not inspired to want to have, it becomes difficult for them because they become paralyzed and they will not five, and the circle of poverty continues. But when you have experienced not having and you have the willpower, the I believe kind of mentality, the growth mindset, you know, when you observe best Webb you see evidence based science, when you seek knowledge and understanding, when you domesticate this knowledge and understand it with your African belief system. My African belief system tells me that we are community driven. There's a community based approach that brings about development. And that's the definition of sustainability. It's not a 1 person thing.Daniel Gbujie [00:30:33]:Now my African belief system tells me that, my brothers, my uncles, my mom, my dad, my nephews, my are all part of that eco space. And I must work hard to defend, you know, that community, that unionism, that common goal, that common agenda. Now all of those things build resilience. Remember, I'm a reflection of many things I have seen. Knowledges I've gotten in the US, experiences I've gotten in Africa, experience I've gotten in my marriage, experiences I five seen on TV. All of us are a reflection of that. However, we can turn that around. We can absorb those positive attributes and bring to light and inspire new generation of people that, yes, you see my skin like this, but I think differently.Daniel Gbujie [00:31:21]:I know that 4.03 parts per million is not good for the climate. I know the emphasis is to bring down carbon emission to pre industrial level. I know fully well that you may be concerned about your polar beer, but my brothers in Ethiopia are more concerned about their goods, their millet, their means. They are all needs that are different. However, it is the human needs that brings us together. And that if we work together in such a way that those that do not have and those that have can come together, we can build a better world where people that don't have now have hope and aspiration to learn because they know that their brothers that have are willing to help them pull them up the ladder of progress. So our resilience as an African, young man, young woman, or Africans you see are a reflection of our environment. But what has changed over the last 30 years is that young people do not want to get sucked up.Daniel Gbujie [00:32:26]:You know, we want to ensure that this resilient mindset which is also part of the definition of sustainability. Ability in the long run to sustain, you know, a culture that respects everything within the environment, respects the system established, respect regulatory laws that protects the natural resources in such a way that is beneficial for us that are currently alive and all. That's the textbook of resilient. And that's what I've known all my five. You know? So when I walk to school and don't have school bus, I know fully well I need to read harder than everybody in my class, you know, because I know that the knowledge I will get will articulate the way I think will help me be able to communicate to you who do not know my world very Webb, but you will now say, I can resonate with what Daniel is saying. He's he's dressed differently. He's definitely an African, but he's speaking a language that I can relate with. So it's what resilient does, it's what knowledge base does.Daniel Gbujie [00:33:27]:You're able to bring your experience as an African, relate it with those in the questions world, and create that bridge that is badly needed. Yes. It's the bridge that we're important. To develop ourselves.Stuart Webb [00:33:39]:Bridge is very important. Daniel, this has been a fascinating fascinating insight into the way you think, and it is an absolute demonstration of the reasons why you won that award as the leader of, of of note. You are you are obviously going a long way, and thank you so much for spending a few minutes talking to us. I really appreciate your insights On the message that we all need to learn to think about, as Daniel's just said, we might be worried about, whether or not we're we're emitting too much carbon. But today, in Africa, in Ethiopia, somebody's worried about whether or not their goats have got enough millet and remembering that we need to bring everybody together, I wanna thank you very much for spending some time with us. If you would like to get on to the newsletter, which will announce who we have coming up on future of these LinkedIn five and podcasts, please go to this link. That's link. Thecompleteapproach.co.ukforward/newsletter.Stuart Webb [00:34:44]:That's httpscolonforward/link.thecompleteapproach.co.ukforward/newsletter. Daniel, I can't thank you enough for spending a few minutes with us. I can't thank you enough for your contribution, and I can't do anything but wish you, that you take this learning these experiences and continue to drive them forward into what I know you're gonna make a huge success of how you take forward your sustainability goals. Thank you.Daniel Gbujie [00:35:15]:Thank you so much, Saf, for giving Africans like me the opportunity. This is what it means to be sustainable. This is what it means to be, your brother's keeper. This is how we build community. We use our platform to uplift others because in the long run, we are uplifting millions of more people. So I really am very appreciative. Again, I wanna thank you for all the comments for teaching the 50 of us who are participant, the 10 teams, you know, your contribution about improvement, advancement, you know, being realistic in real time, you know, all those things have taken them to heart, you know, and I'm looking forward to working with you, you know, learning more. It's a learning thing.Daniel Gbujie [00:35:55]:Nobody knows it all. You must continually evolve. Many people don't know that Facebook started as a campus, go to place. Now it's a marketplace. It's almost like a bank. You get paid on Facebook now. So what it means is that ideas evolve over time. It's never static.Daniel Gbujie [00:36:13]:And that's the same thing with sustainability. In the long run, you have to evolve but in such a way that you are very protective of the environment, the people, you bring everybody along in a transparent way. So I'm eternally grateful to Edmund and professor Lisa, and I'm commit completely committed to 2025. I hope to see more team participation, you know, in any way possible, you know, whether as a mentor, whether to advise people, whether as an emcee, you know, or whether even as a TV show because I see the sustainability World Cup 1 day becoming a TV show where you'll be a judge and then everybody will say, ah, that's the first judge in the show. So but the idea is that it's a wonderful opportunity. It's a good game that brings like minds together. When you leave the game, your life is never the same.Stuart Webb [00:37:03]:What more can I say? Daniel, thank you so much for spending some time with us. Thank you. Get full access to It's Not Rocket Science! at thecompleteapproach.substack.com/subscribe
Thoughts on the complete rewrite of Overcast, what's new for Apple Podcasts iOS 18, talking about Overlap and Twinbox, why can't podcast engagement and feedback all be in one place? One year stats of an audio podcast on YouTube Music, plus geographic and user agent download numbers. Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to contact us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com, call 412-573-1934 or leave us a message on Speakpipe! We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER HERE! Quick Episode Summary (2:59) PROMO 1: She Thrives (3:48) Rob and Elsie conversation (6:08) Happy anniversary Overcast (7:25) Our thoughts on the new Overcast (16:59) What's new for Apple Podcasts in iOS 18 (20:51) Playing with a podcast app called Overlap that both worked and failed (26:55) Elsie is testing an AI tool called Twinbox (30:39) PROMO 2: You Are Worth The Work (32:03) Why it's difficult to gather feedback, ratings and engagement from all the places (38:20) Aggregating multiple networks with multiple shows to one RSS feed? (42:04) Stats for a year of our podcast being on YouTube (49:34) PROMO 3: Tacet No More (50:37) Stats: geographic and user agent (54:43) Where have we been and where are we going Featured Podcast Promo + Audio PROMO 1: She Thrives PROMO 2: You Are Worth The Wait PROMO 3: Tacet No More Where have we been and where are we going 160 Is Your Podcast Really as Popular as You Think It Is? Rob Walch of Libsyn Helps Us Separate Hype from Reality | Podtastic Audio The Value of Outsourcing Podcast Creation - YouTube How to Get Your Video Podcast on YouTube (and Spotify!) - YouTube Podcast Movement 2024 Follow us on Luma! Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Leave us voice feedback! Ten Years of Overcast - A New Foundation Here's what's new for Apple Podcasts in iOS 18 - 9to5Mac Overlap — AI Podcast App Twinbox: AI-Powered Podcast Content Management and Listener Engagement Aggregate items from multiple RSS feeds into a single RSS feed RSS to CSV Converter - Scooter Labs HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you dug this episode, head over to Podchaser and kindly leave us a review and follow the show and share it on social! It would mean the world ☺️ Follow The Feed wherever you get your podcasts! → Follow via Apple Podcasts → Subscribe on YouTube → Follow via Spotify → Here's our RSS feed! FEEDBACK AND PROMOTION ON THE SHOW You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Call 412-573-1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our Speakpipe Page
Thoughts on the complete rewrite of Overcast, what's new for Apple Podcasts iOS 18, talking about Overlap and Twinbox, why can't podcast engagement and feedback all be in one place? One year stats of an audio podcast on YouTube Music, plus geographic and user agent download numbers. Audience feedback drives the show. We'd love for you to contact us and keep the conversation going! Email thefeed@libsyn.com, call 412-573-1934 or leave us a message on Speakpipe! We'd love to hear from you! SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER HERE! Quick Episode Summary (2:59) PROMO 1: She Thrives (3:48) Rob and Elsie conversation (6:08) Happy anniversary Overcast (7:25) Our thoughts on the new Overcast (16:59) What's new for Apple Podcasts in iOS 18 (20:51) Playing with a podcast app called Overlap that both worked and failed (26:55) Elsie is testing an AI tool called Twinbox (30:39) PROMO 2: You Are Worth The Work (32:03) Why it's difficult to gather feedback, ratings and engagement from all the places (38:20) Aggregating multiple networks with multiple shows to one RSS feed? (42:04) Stats for a year of our podcast being on YouTube (49:34) PROMO 3: Tacet No More (50:37) Stats: geographic and user agent (54:43) Where have we been and where are we going Featured Podcast Promo + Audio PROMO 1: She Thrives PROMO 2: You Are Worth The Wait PROMO 3: Tacet No More Where have we been and where are we going 160 Is Your Podcast Really as Popular as You Think It Is? Rob Walch of Libsyn Helps Us Separate Hype from Reality | Podtastic Audio The Value of Outsourcing Podcast Creation - YouTube How to Get Your Video Podcast on YouTube (and Spotify!) - YouTube Podcast Movement 2024 Follow us on Luma! Thank you to Nick from MicMe for our awesome intro! Podcasting Articles and Links mentioned by Rob and Elsie Leave us voice feedback! Ten Years of Overcast - A New Foundation Here's what's new for Apple Podcasts in iOS 18 - 9to5Mac Overlap — AI Podcast App Twinbox: AI-Powered Podcast Content Management and Listener Engagement Aggregate items from multiple RSS feeds into a single RSS feed RSS to CSV Converter - Scooter Labs HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! If you dug this episode, head over to Podchaser and kindly leave us a review and follow the show and share it on social! It would mean the world ☺️ Follow The Feed wherever you get your podcasts! → Follow via Apple Podcasts → Subscribe on YouTube → Follow via Spotify → Here's our RSS feed! FEEDBACK AND PROMOTION ON THE SHOW You can ask your questions, make comments and create a segment about podcasting for podcasters! Let your voice be heard. Call 412-573-1934 Email thefeed@libsyn.com Use our Speakpipe Page
Grow Your Amazon Brand to $1 Million in 1 Year (Part 1!) Episode 60 of That Amazon Ads Podcast NEW EPIC SERIES! Stephen Noch and Andrew Bailiff reveal the strategies to scale an Amazon brand from $6,500 to $100,000 monthly in sales! This episode is packed with actionable tips on Amazon PPC (Sponsored Products, Sponsored Brands, Display Ads) for beginners & veterans alike. Learn from the experts & take your Amazon Advertising to the next level! ---------- Get your FREE Amazon PPC bid optimizer: https://adlabs.app/ Join your FREE Discord community of Amazon PPC managers: https://discord.gg/AYfMkfBPzG Sign up for That Amazon Ads Masterclass: https://thatamazonadsmasterclass.com/ Get your FREE Amazon PPC Audit: https://forms.gle/vFvMSRAqoHwyadXB9 ---------- CHAPTERS: ========== 00:00 – Prologue 00:20 – Title Card 00:25 – Introduction 02:09 – No shaving till $100K. 03:30 – What's in store for you for this adventure 04:27 – Step 1: The Audit 06:25 – The Monthly Performance Tracker 10:14 – A closer look at the ad console 13:00 – The essential reports 16:23 – Aggregating placements data using AdLabs vs manual 26:27 – Separating the branded vs non-branded campaigns 27:07 – Optimizing placements 30:18 – Importance of negating ASINs and Product Targeting 32:00 – Checking and cleaning up for any misattribution 34:06 – The proper way to setup single-keyword campaigns 35:33 – Structuring campaigns 36:00 – Total Performance Tab 39:58 – We've only just begun 44:00 – Summary 45:48 – Epilogue ==========
In this episode, farmer-aggregators Max Becher and Mike Roberts share their thought process behind sourcing products from other producers to sell through their aggregator model. Make farming easier with the Paperpot Transplanter and Other Farm Efficiency Tools and Equipment at Modern Grower. Follow PaperpotCo on IG https://instagram.com/paperpotco Podcasts by Diego Footer: Microgreens: https://apple.co/2m1QXmW Vegetable Farming: https://apple.co/2lCuv3m Livestock Farming: https://apple.co/2m75EVG Large Scale Farming: https://apple.co/2kxj39i Small Farm Tools at Modern Grower
Send us a Text Message.Hey CX Nation,In this week's episode of The CXChronicles Podcast #228 we welcomed Shantel Love, Global VP of Customer Success Clinical & School Assessment based in Henderson, NV. Shantel is also a keynote speaker, author, LinkedIn Top Personal Branding Voice & work place futurist. Shantel is on a mission to help diverse professionals use their voices on LinkedIn to build powerful and profitable personal brands without being tied their phones, without posting every day, without the gimmicks. Corporate Executive by day and Business and Personal Branding Mentor by night with a passion for seeing diverse professionals win (especially those who are the first, few, and only).In this episode, Shantel and Adrian chat through how she has tackled The Four CX Pillars: Team, Tools, Process & Feedback and shares tips & best practices that have worked across her own customer focused business leader journey.**Episode #228 Highlight Reel:**1. Identifying problems, curating solutions, & hiring A-players to execute CTAs 2. Why so many CX executives thrive & embrace the "customer chaos" at scale 3. Aggregating and normalizing your customer data to create actionable tasks 4. Celebrating your Voice of Champions -- your best & brightest employees 5. Putting yourself in your customer/employee's shoes to understand the journey Huge thanks to Shantel for coming on The CXChronicles Podcast and featuring her work and efforts in pushing the customer experience & customer success space into the future.Click here to learn more about Shantel LoveIf you enjoy The CXChronicles Podcast, stop by your favorite podcast player and leave us a review today.For our Spotify friends, make sure you are following CXC & leave us a 5 star review so we can find new listeners & members of our community.For our Apple friends, same deal -- follow CXCP and leave us a review and rating letting folks know why you love our customer focused content. You know what would be even better?Go tell one of your friends or teammates about CXC's content, our strategic partners (Hubspot, Intercom, Zendesk, Forethought AI, Freshworks, TimeToReply & Ascendr) + they can learn more about our CX/CS/RevOps services & please invite them to join the CX Nation!Are you looking to learn more about the world of Customer Experience, Customer Success & Revenue Operations?Click here to grab a copy of my book "The Four CX Pillars To Grow Your Business Now" available on Amazon or the CXC website.For you non-readers, go check out the CXChronicles Youtube channel to see our customer & employee focused video content & short-reel CTAs to improve your CX/CS/RevOps performance today (politely go smash that subscribe button).Contact us anytime to learn more about CXC at INFO@cxchronicles.com and ask us about how we can help your business & team make customer happiness a habit now!Support the Show.Contact CXChronicles Today Tweet us @cxchronicles Check out our Instagram @cxchronicles Click here to checkout the CXC website Email us at info@cxchronicles.com Remember To Make Happiness A Habit!!
The ZENERGY Podcast: Climate Leadership, Finance and Technology
Ari Matusiak is the CEO of Rewiring America. He is the Co-Founder and Managing Partner of Purpose Venture Group, a social impact incubator building ventures to address climate and economic inequality. He served in the Obama White House as Special Assistant to the President and Director of Private Sector Engagement, where he focused on economic policy related to jobs and competitiveness and oversaw the Administration's relationship with the private sector. Ari was Chief Strategy Officer at Renovate America, which was the largest residential renewable energy and financing platform in the U.S., financing $3.5 billion of improvements across 150,000 homes. He is Co-Founder of Young Invincibles, a nonprofit delivering economic opportunity to young adults. In our conversation today, Ari describes encouraging market trendlines and the work Rewiring America is doing to increase awareness and education. Show Notes: [1:42] - Ari shares the founding story of Rewiring America and the inspiration he has found to focus his work on climate. [3:49] - 42% of emissions are tied to decisions people make around their kitchen tables. [5:57] - Ari describes some of the early conversations when determining the mission and vision of Rewiring America. [7:55] - It is complicated for people to figure out what to do and the steps to take in their homes. [9:59] - Aggregating demand in the local market is an important part of shifting the market. [11:36] - What successful strategies have they employed to aggregate demand in local markets? [13:44] - Rewiring America has been training Electric Coaches to guide people through what they can do in their homes. [16:23] - The cost of solar has declined significantly, but the United States has the most expensive solar energy. [17:40] - The market trend lines are encouraging but in order to keep up with what we need to do from a climate perspective, it's not fast enough. [20:14] - We need to take the policies we currently have and lean into them. [21:47] - How will the upcoming election impact current policies and the trendline? [24:22] - The better we are at getting the benefits out to people, the better we will be at addressing the climate crisis. Links and Resources: Rewiring America Website
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In this episode, we have Dmytro Gryn, the CEO of Jooble, a leading job aggregator. Gryn shares his unique journey from being the first employee of Jooble as a software engineer to rising through the ranks to CEO. He discusses the challenges and milestones of leading Jooble's international expansion and how he guided the company through the uncertainties of the full-scale Russian invasion in 2022 with resilience and innovation. Listeners will gain insights into Jooble's approach to providing value to both job seekers and employers through advanced data-driven personalization and a focus on simplifying the job search process. Gryn also reflects on his personal philosophy of leadership, emphasizing decentralization, the importance of patience, and the value of keeping processes simple. Website: jooble.org Check out our CEO Hack Buzz Newsletter–our premium newsletter with hacks and nuggets to level up your organization. Sign up HERE. I AM CEO Handbook Volume 3 is HERE and it's FREE. Get your copy here: http://cbnation.co/iamceo3. Get the 100+ things that you can learn from 1600 business podcasts we recorded. Hear Gresh's story, learn the 16 business pillars from the podcast, find out about CBNation Architects and why you might be one and so much more. Did we mention it was FREE? Download it today! Transcription: The full transcription is only available to CBNation Library Members. Sign up today!
In episode 008 of the Kiln.RoadTrip, created and produced by The Swell Pod, hosts Spencer McKeown and Josh Taylor interview Jason Owen, CEO of Heliose, during their Kiln Road Trip. They discuss Heliose's ambitious goal to cut solar costs by 50% and speed up installation to within 72 hours post-sale. Owen highlights the issues of high sales commissions and dealer fees that inflate solar prices and outlines Heliose's strategy to overcome industry challenges, such as high interest rates and lack of regulation. About Jason Owen: Award-winning marketing executive, strategic leader, and data-driven growth expert, architecting strategies for $1B+ market cap companies and start-ups alike. Previously was the COO of Home Insurance.com, Business Unit CMO for Red Ventures, and GM of Credit.com before co-founding a fintech. Invested over $1B in performance media over the course of my career. Currently building Heliose to transform the way that residential solar is adopted in the US, helping to get the price down by 50% in the next 24 months. Follow Jason: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonrowen/ Instagram: @jasonrowen About Heliose: Heliose is accelerating America's solar future. Aggregating consumers, lenders, and installers into the first real-time solar marketplace. heliose.io Bullets: Interview with Jason Owen, CEO of Heliose Mission of Heliose to reduce the price of solar in the US Challenges in the residential solar industry Efforts to streamline the process for consumers to purchase solar Impact of high interest rates on solar Lack of regulation in the industry Technical challenges of implementing Heliose's solution Size of the Heliose team Timestamps: The Kiln Road Trip (00:00:02) Introduction to the podcast episode and the purpose of the Kiln Road Trip, covering the journey and the challenge of interviewing 100 individuals across five states. Interview with Jason Owen (00:00:53) Introduction to Jason Owen, CEO of Heliose, and his work in accelerating America's solar future. Founding Heliose (00:01:31) Jason Owen's journey from co-founding Heliose to addressing the challenges in the residential solar ecosystem and the mission to reduce solar prices in the United States. Identifying the Problems in Residential Solar (00:02:49) Discussion on the core problems affecting the price of solar in the United States, including sales commissions and financing fees. Heliose's Role in the Solar Ecosystem (00:04:01) Explanation of Heliose's role in streamlining the process for consumers to purchase solar and driving down prices through competition and transparency. Consumer Preferences and Digital-First Strategy (00:05:06) Addressing consumer preferences in purchasing solar and the digital-first strategy adopted by Heliose's. Challenges Faced by Heliose's (00:07:19) Discussion on the challenges faced by Heliose's, including high-interest rates, industry regulation, and technical complexities. Team and Expertise at Heliose (00:09:31) Insight into the size and expertise of the Helios team, emphasizing the talent and expertise of the members. Transparency in the Solar Industry (00:10:11) The importance of transparency in the solar industry and the innovative approach adopted by Heliose. Sponsorship and Partnerships (00:13:18) Acknowledgment of the partners and sponsors of the Kiln Road Trip, including Kiln, Motor Camper Vans, and Taurus. Growth Potential of Solar Industry (00:17:10) Discussion on the growth potential of the solar industry and the possibility of a significant increase in solar installations in the United States. The Growth Potential (00:18:42) Discussion on consumer behavior and potential growth in the solar industry. Building Trust and Values (00:19:20) The importance of trust and core values in business, with a focus on consumer trust. Improving Consumer Experience (00:20:21) Comparing consumer experiences in different industries and the need for improvement in the solar industry. The Impact of Community (00:21:03) The positive impact of being part of a community on mental health and entrepreneurship. Advice for Entrepreneurs (00:23:11) The significance of community and the challenges in starting a new business. Stewardship and Responsibility (00:24:38) The responsibility of entrepreneurs to use capital wisely and focus on building rather than publicity. #SwellPod, #KilnRoadTrip, #Kiln, #MotorraCamperVans, #podcast, #interview, #innovation, #resilience, #communitybuilding, #passion, #purpose, #community, #diversity, #collaboration, #thoughtleadership, #parkcity, #JasonOwen, #Heliose, #solarfuture, #residentialsolar, #sales, #executionstrategy,
In this episode, farmer-aggregators Max Becher and Mike Roberts talk about how aggregating products has boosted their sales. Make farming easier with the Paperpot Transplanter and Other Farm Efficiency Tools and Equipment at Modern Grower. Follow PaperpotCo on IG https://instagram.com/paperpotco Podcasts by Diego Footer: Microgreens: https://apple.co/2m1QXmW Vegetable Farming: https://apple.co/2lCuv3m Livestock Farming: https://apple.co/2m75EVG Large Scale Farming: https://apple.co/2kxj39i Small Farm Tools at Modern Grower
In this episode we answer emails from Damon, Pete and Jeff. We discuss the benefits of aggregating assets and portfolios as a couple, basic tax location ideas, children with gambling problems and fun games to play with them, and resources for researching leveraged, diversified portfolios (e.g., "Return Stacking").And THEN we our go through our weekly portfolio reviews of the seven sample portfolios you can find at Portfolios | Risk Parity Radio.Additional links:Leveraged ETFs Article: Double-Digit Numerics - Articles - The Big Myth about Leveraged ETFs (ddnum.com)Ben Felix Video On Leverage: Investing With Leverage (Borrowing to Invest, Leveraged ETFs) (youtube.com)Return Stacked Article: Capital Market Assumptions when Return Stacking - Return Stacked® Portfolio SolutionsReturn Stacked ETFs: Home - Return Stacked ETF (returnstackedetfs.com)Ray Dalio Video on Holy Grail Principle: Ray Dalio breaks down his "Holy Grail" (youtube.com)Optimized Portfolio Website: Optimized Portfolio - Investing and Personal FinancePortfolio Visualizer Backtester: Backtest Portfolio Asset Allocation (portfoliovisualizer.com)ReSolve Riffs Podcast: ReSolve Riffs Investment Podcast - ReSolve Asset Management (investresolve.com)Simplify Assets Podcast: Keeping it Simple Series with Mike Green & Harley Bassman | SimplifyFlirting With Models Podcast (Corey Hoffstein): Flirting with Models – The podcast all about quantitative investingSupport the show
Chelsea Lamego and Alejandro Stevenson-Duran are Co-Founders of FundMiner, software that uniquely aggregates and organizes siloed fund data into its easy-to-manage platform, where fund managers can monitor their funds with access-based compliance tracking, data visualization, document workflow, and secure storage. Among the things we discuss: What goes into the process of gift administration? How can fundraising organizations more easily stay compliant with laws and donor agreements? Why do fundraising organizations continue to use disparate systems and manual data entry and why hasn't that changed? What are your top tips on how organizations can effectively manage their funds and prioritize donors? How does this translate to a nonprofit's mission?
AWS Morning Brief for the week of November 6, 2023, with Corey Quinn. Links Amazon Athena announces one hour reservations for Provisioned Capacity AWS Neuron adds support for Llama-2 70b model and PyTorch 2.0 Filter and Stream Logs from Amazon S3 Logging Buckets into Splunk Using AWS Lambda Announcing Amazon EC2 Capacity Blocks for ML to reserve GPU capacity for your machine learning workloads GoDaddy benchmarking results in up to 24% better price-performance for their Spark workloads with AWS Graviton2 on Amazon EMR Serverless How contact center leaders can evaluate using generative AI for customer experience Detect and fix low cardinality indexes in Amazon DocumentDB How power utilities analyze and detect harmonics issues using power quality and customer usage data with Amazon Timestream: Part 2 Techniques to improve the state-of-the-art in Cloud FinOps using Amazon Neptune Mark your calendars for AWS Mainframe Modernization sessions @ re: Invent 2023 Ready for Flight: Announcing Finch 1.0 GA! Aggregating, searching, and visualizing log data from distributed sources with Amazon Athena and Amazon QuickSight How to monitor Amazon Elastic File System (EFS) storage costs Fullstack generative AI sample app for Amazon Bedrock
In this episode, Clint Coons, Esq. speaks with Shannon Robnett, a 4th generation real estate professional who has built his deal network by being THE BEST resource for ‘connections.' For more than 30 years, Shannon Robnett Industries (SRI) has built a strong reputation as a leading commercial real estate investment group by investing in multi-family properties in the Treasure Valley. Their family of subsidiaries, including My Vertical Equity, Phoenix Commercial Construction, and Executive Management Services (EMS) Property Management, have grown to become a substantial earner in multi-family real estate syndication, investing in and around Boise, Idaho. Highlights/Topics: Robnett's family generations of real estate professionals How Shannon built his source list and later diversified Building your network - be everyone's best resource for connections Learning from more experienced investors Cash flow, deal parameters, long-term debt Solving the seller's problems Moving up to bigger deals, becoming part of a bigger machine Finding deals in non-local markets - how to drum up referrals through experts Questions to ask when vetting realtors, leveraging out-of-state connections Money or deals, which comes first? Aggregating capital first - creating your investor list Helping to structure the deal - creative financing, options for sellers Learning this process, the jargon, doing the homework Reach out through his website to get on to Shannon's calendar! The 2008 crash could have been averted if we had these podcasts at that time Resources: Shannon Robnett https://shannonrobnett.com/ Robnett's Real Estate Rundown Podcast https://open.spotify.com/show/0JiVrqBwzZQinfzD3DReef Tax and Asset Protection Events https://andersonadvisors.com/real-estate-asset-protection-workshop-training/?utm_source=aba&utm_medium=podcast&utm_content=how-to-elevate-your-real-estate-investing Anderson Advisors https://andersonadvisors.com/ Anderson Advisors Podcast https://andersonadvisors.com/podcast/ Clint Coons YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5GX-U6VbvMkhSM1ONBiW8w
Ann Snitko, UC Berkeley Researcher and Chief Product Development Officer at Omnic on parcel lockers, delivery efficiency, and emissions. Reducing emissions in transport under the European Green Deal Optimising routes with parcel lockers Modes of transport consumers use for collecting parcels Parcel locker density and encouraging consumers to walk Load capacity issues Reducing the vehicles loading lockers Improving customer experience The importance of collaboration in building sustainability parcel locker networks Inefficient locker networks being inefficient from an emissions perspective Omnic's supply chain and its carbon-free production facility Consumer behaviour and the last mile's carbon footprint Same-day delivery and unnecessary emissions Predictable levels of service Aggregating services into one parcel locker system Omnic at Parcel+Post Expo 2023 in Amsterdam
Join Mahesh and Connor for a thought-provoking conversation with Greg Osuri, the founder of Akash Network. They discuss the importance of Akash and its implications as the first-ever super cloud for computing. Akash operates in a decentralized manner, utilizing crypto incentives to source compute power and providing it to those who need it through an innovative leasing framework. The conversation also touches on recent events, such as Mexico's Congress unboxing aliens, prompting reactions and thoughts on the existence of non-human life in the universe. [01:02] Aliens and extraterrestrial life [04:33] The cloud's influence on innovation [07:23] Decentralized marketplace for cloud [10:07] Aggregating latent compute resources [12:59] Fragmenting the AI chip market [16:17] Akash vs. competitors [20:12] AI developers and user friction [22:07] Network effects in crypto [26:08] Crypto and AI convergence [28:19] Incentivizing equitable AI [31:43] Akash Network and community Disclaimer: The hosts and the firms they represent may hold stakes in the companies mentioned in this podcast. None of this is financial advice.
Welcome back to the Learning Culture Podcast! This week's Learning Nugget comes from a conversation with Scott Jeffrey Miller.Scott is an entrepreneur and a Senior Advisor of Thought Leadership for Franklin Covey, a world leader in consulting and training.His recent years have been dedicated to defining what it means to be recognized as a Thought Leader (hint: it takes more than just declaring yourself one).He's also a best-selling author and the host of the Franklin Covey-sponsored podcast called On Leadership with Scott Miller - a place from which Scott has been able to mine the wisdom of renowned business titans, authors, and thought leaders.Master Mentors is Scott's book detailing 30 of those conversations, a key insight for each of them, and prompts to apply them in your own pursuit of mastery.This conversation is an exploration of how Scott refined all the different transformational insights he has heard in his years interviewing these incredible personalities.Tune in to learn about:How to earn the title of Thought LeaderWhy you should focus on your Smallest Viable MarketThe importance of tough questionsDistilling transformational insights and sharing themI guarantee there is something in this episode for you. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this Learning Nugget episode with Scott Jeffrey Miller.Scott's LinkedIn Scott's WebsiteAndrew Barry LinkedIn
Chris Carella is a founding DAO member from Purple. He's an artist, contributor across Nouns and Product Lead at the DAO tooling platform Charmverse.Phil Mohun is an early member of Purple and a founding DAO member of the arts community at Bright Moments. Working with generative and AI artists to produce iconic, real world experiences of their art. To join Bright Moments DAO, you collect a CryptoCitizens NFT which is a collection being minted in a global tour of cities for IRL minting events.Chris and Phil met each other through joining Purple DAO which took form in the Farcaster community and ecosystem of builders in Ethereum. When it dropped, people's profile pics started turning purple. Purple was an early DAO launched with Nouns Builder. The daily auction is up to #257.We talk about experiences behind the scenes at Purple. Contentious votes and ideas about DAO governance. The urgent need and opportunity to build out the web3 social ecosystem. What they like about the properties of Farcaster. And the potential for DAOs like Purple to fund public goods and open source projects in ways that don't always require a profit incentive.SPONSORSZerion combines every corner of web3 in a simple and intuitive app for self-custodial humans. Discover the hottest NFT collections, track your DeFi rewards, and vote in DAOs across 10+ chains. Get started at zerion.ioLens Protocol is the open-source tech stack for building decentralized social media applications. A permissionless and transparent social graph that is owned by the user. Lens is the last social media handle you'll ever need to create. Visit lens.xyzYup is the best of web3 all in one feed. Aggregating content across Lens, Farcaster, Mirror, NFTs, and Crypto Twitter. Search across platforms, customize your feed, and show off your NFTs and POAPS on your profile. Visit yup.io
Steph Alinsug is a brand builder, storyteller, community organiser, and media creative. Founder of VESSEL. An emergent startup designing for the onchain media ecosystem.Until recently she was the Media Steward at Seed Club. Internet native accelerator with a growing network of alumni projects including ALLSHIPS, Cabin, Forefront, Metalabel, Poolsuite, Protein, Refraction, Songcamp, Take Up Space and Water & Music.Steph helped to grow the brand, events like Seed Club Demo Day, and a media network including the CLUB podcast later renamed Building at the Edges, hosted by Jess Sloss.In this episode we talk about Broadcast - an inaugural web3 media event held in Brooklyn May 2023. An invite only summit focusing on the future of onchain media. It was a collaboration between VESSEL, and Foster which is a writers collective based in New York, and Seed Club.Participants included Zora Zine, Optimism, Gitcoin, Station Labs, Lens, Metalabel, Protein, Boys Club, Yup, Pleasr, Base, Friends With Benefits, Koop, Beem, Hypeshot, Joke, Tribute Labs, Forefront, Folklore, POAP, and IDEO ++We talk with Steph about her learnings from experiences joining the crypto space, how she became involved with the team at Seed Club and collaborating across the network as it's grown over the past years.SPONSORSZerion combines every corner of web3 in a simple and intuitive app for self-custodial humans. Discover the hottest NFT collections, track your DeFi rewards, and vote in DAOs across 10+ chains. Get started at zerion.ioLens Protocol is the open-source tech stack for building decentralized social media applications. A permissionless and transparent social graph that is owned by the user. Lens is the last social media handle you'll ever need to create. Visit lens.xyzYup is the best of web3 all in one feed. Aggregating content across Lens, Farcaster, Mirror, NFTs, and Crypto Twitter. Search across platforms, customize your feed, and show off your NFTs and POAPS on your profile. Visit yup.io
Natasha Hoskins is a creator, brand builder and Co-Founder of Boys Club. A social collective bringing a new voice to the new internet. Product studio and media company. Best known for their parties, community, podcasts, interviews with crypto builders, memes, merch and a newsletter.In this episode we talk about the Boys Club origins from Natasha getting intro'd into crypto by her co-founder Deana Burke. To a full capacity dinner event for predominantly women interested in web3. Going on to hold bigger and better parties.I ask Natasha about their experiences building a social collective brand in crypto, how they designed their DAO, how they are thinking about audiences, and making collaborative releases like printing a physical zine ~ distributing by hand across South by Southwest.SPONSORSZerion combines every corner of web3 in a simple and intuitive app for self-custodial humans. Discover the hottest NFT collections, track your DeFi rewards, and vote in DAOs across 10+ chains. Get started at zerion.ioLens Protocol is the open-source tech stack for building decentralized social media applications. A permissionless and transparent social graph that is owned by the user. Lens is the last social media handle you'll ever need to create. Visit lens.xyzYup is the best of web3 all in one feed. Aggregating content across Lens, Farcaster, Mirror, NFTs, and Crypto Twitter. Search across platforms, customize your feed, and show off your NFTs and POAPS on your profile. Visit yup.io
In the latest episode of the SaaS Fuel™ Expert Series, Jeff is joined by Aaron Zakowski, an accomplished digital marketing guru and the CEO of Zammo Digital. With a proven track record in helping businesses boost their revenue, Aaron specializes in targeted LinkedIn, Facebook, and Google Ad campaigns, particularly for B2B SaaS companies. Bringing a wealth of expertise in both marketing and finance, Aaron has spent 15 years collaborating with over 100 SaaS firms, aiding them in their expansion efforts. Notably, he also hosts the highly acclaimed SaaS Marketing Superstars podcast, where he generously shares his vast knowledge on crafting effective marketing strategies and generating B2B leads.Key Takeaways00:00:00 - Father's Day, Emancipation Day, and the importance of reflecting on the lessons we've learned from fathers or father figures.00:05:58 - Aaron's Journey into Digital Marketing for SaaS00:09:01 - The importance of focusing on revenue-generating metrics and the role of sales in determining whether leads are qualified 00:11:36 - Acknowledging the increasing complexity of attribution in digital marketing00:13:31 - The unique advantages of LinkedIn marketing for B2B SaaS companies00:15:04 - Understanding what resonates with customers can help identify patterns and determine where to invest resources. 00:19:32 - Quality of Leads on Different Platforms00:23:26 - B2B Targeting on Facebook. Aggregating data from multiple campaigns can help determine what's working and what's not.00:27:44 - Many companies give ad tests to juniors inexperienced in platforms. This often results in rookie mistakes, such as checking the wrong box or optimizing for the wrong event. 00:30:02 - Effective follow-up involves warming up a cold lead with retargeting content, including client testimonials and case studies. 00:35:15 - Image ads work best for a direct response on LinkedIn. Video ads work well for engagement and branding, but image and video both work well on Facebook and Instagram. 00:39:00 - Stand Out with Unique Offers. A good offer should be relevant, engaging, and make the viewer's life better. Combining both entertaining and educational elements in an ad is the best approach.00:42:26 - A retargeting campaign with meaningful content that helps viewers overcome their objections about doing business with you is an easy win for companies.00:48:33 - Aaron discusses the importance of understanding lead quality versus lead quantity. 00:50:05 - Blowing up the Myth That Founders Have to Choose Between Business and FamilyTweetable Quotes“The most important thing is to make sure that you're being as relevant as possible because relevancy is probably the most attention-grabbing thing there is.” 00:36:41 Aaron Zakowski“I'd rather have that clear message boring than a weaker message exciting.” - 00:40:11 Aaron Zakowski“The goal in any ad campaign that you're running is going to be to drive sales. And if it's not driving sales, then ultimately it's not accomplishing its goal.” - 00:10:11 Aaron Zakowski“Understanding from the leads, from the customers and clients, what are those points that had an impact on them in their own words, and recognizing that that touch point might not have been attributable, but understanding from that feedback that that's important, we need to double down and do more of that.” - 00:15:48 Aaron ZakowskiSaaS Leadership LessonsWhen it comes to promoting B2B SaaS products, selecting the right platform is crucial for reaching the target audience effectively. The choice of platform should align with the company's objectives, market dynamics, and the characteristics of the target audience.To...
Marcus AM is a creator, researcher, builder and artist. Fellow of the Ethereum Foundation and co-creator of Ethereum Guatemala. Author of the Last Mile Defi Report on crypto adoption in Latin America.Host and producer of the Odisea Podcast and recently the Last Mile DeFi Podcast. Very much a global traveller and was a part of Europe's leading start-up incubator Entrepreneur First.Contributing across a range of initiatives in regenerative projects and impact investing including CityDAO, Cohere, Tierra Foods, Create The Change, green fintech at Aspiration, and deploying last-mile housing with Lamina POP. He researched climate and finance at the Smith School and graduated from the University of Oxford.In this episode we talk about Marcus' origin stories growing up in rural Guatemala, observing corruption and fraught financial infrastructure leading to his early interest in Bitcoin. Through to verging into the Ethereum and crypto builder space and being accepted as a fellow of the Ethereum Foundation to research opportunities and use cases for crypto adoption in Latin America.We also talk about crypto as a counterculture movement, Marcus' interests in podcasting, supporting young developers and teams in the Latin American ecosystem, and the impact created by Devcon and ETH Global events in the region.SPONSORSZerion combines every corner of web3 in a simple and intuitive app for self-custodial humans. Discover the hottest NFT collections, track your DeFi rewards, and vote in DAOs across 10+ chains. Get started at zerion.ioLens Protocol is the open-source tech stack for building decentralized social media applications. A permissionless and transparent social graph that is owned by the user. Lens is the last social media handle you'll ever need to create. Visit lens.xyzYup is the best of web3 all in one feed. Aggregating content across Lens, Farcaster, Mirror, NFTs, and Crypto Twitter. Search across platforms, customize your feed, and show off your NFTs and POAPS on your profile. Visit yup.io
Clare Farrell is a founding member of Extinction Rebellion. She's an activist, artist, designer, communicator and organiser.If you've ever seen the Adam McKay movie ~ Don't Look Up ~ with Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, in which an asteroid is found to be on a collision course with Earth, and the protagonists go on national tv news in America to try and raise the alarm, only to be met by the banal absurdity of how mainstream news works.Well, Clare Farrell has that role in real life as part of XR. She appears on TV to speak on behalf of this decentralised movement, especially when the show has potential to be a bit antagonistic. A surreal experience to find yourself in. It's not the every day.In this episode we talk about Clare's origins in fashion and design and creative activism, up to being part of the originating group of Extinction Rebellion in 2018. We discuss their demands for net zero carbon emissions by 2025, citizens assemblies and direct democracy, and reparatory justice for nations and people around the world most impacted by the climate crisis.We also talk about the non-functional political process, expanding police powers in the UK and Australia, and punitive jail sentences and fines being introduced to discourage peaceful protest. About the failings of mainstream media to even pretend they're here to faithfully report the news and context of the world we're living in, not just for the climate issue, and what this all means for us and the planet.SPONSORSZerion combines every corner of web3 in a simple and intuitive app for self-custodial humans. Discover the hottest NFT collections, track your DeFi rewards, and vote in DAOs across 10+ chains. Get started at zerion.ioLens Protocol is the open-source tech stack for building decentralized social media applications. A permissionless and transparent social graph that is owned by the user. Lens is the last social media handle you'll ever need to create. Visit lens.xyzYup is the best of web3 all in one feed. Aggregating content across Lens, Farcaster, Mirror, NFTs, and Crypto Twitter. Search across platforms, customize your feed, and show off your NFTs and POAPS on your profile. Visit yup.io
In our SaaS Fuel™ Founder Episode this week, Jeff is joined by Michael Maximoff, Co-Founder & Managing Partner of Belkins and Co-Founder & Board Member of Folderly. Michael discusses the ins and outs of email marketing and believes it's the best channel due to its scalability, longevity, consistency, and control over messaging and audience. He discusses personalization in emails, using context in email outreach, and best practices for different types of email outreach. Michael also emphasizes the importance of investing in oneself and how it can lead to success, featuring a speaker who has invested heavily in financial education, real estate, and business M&A education. Finally, we also discuss AI technologies, email filters and systems, and valuable information resources for non-technical individuals. Tune in for insights from industry experts and their experiences in the world of email marketing!Key Takeaways[00:11:16] Started an agency that focused on generating leads through email but struggled with emails going to spam. [00:14:40] Email spam filters have become sophisticated in analyzing content, sending patterns, and volume. [00:18:01] Aggregating important information and putting it in simple language for anyone to understand is valuable.[00:21:54] AI can be a game changer, but its effectiveness depends on its application. [00:27:57] Email marketing is the most reliable, measurable, and cost-effective channel that is easy to set up and scalable, with the ability to control every part of it, without relying on external platforms, and can be used for communication, unlike other channels like Facebook or Google ads.[00:31:58] Email is still the best channel for marketers, it's good for hypothesis testing before using other channels, and relying on one channel alone will make competitors win.[00:35:02] A clean and manually collected list and tailored messaging can result in better engagement and results.[00:39:49] Following best practices is important for different types of email outreach, and starting with a plain text email can help gauge relevance and interest.[00:46:00] While automation was initially popular, there is now a desire for more human interaction in emails. AI assistants are no longer as popular as they once were.[00:49:04] Sales, marketing, and accounts departments are often not aligned and operate differently, but intent marketing aims to create cohesive messaging and value for all audiences regardless of the platform. Tweetable Quotes"Inflation is robbing everyone, interest rates continue to rise and uncertainty abounds. There's no shortage of uncertainty, that's for sure. And everyone needs a strategy." — Jeff Mains 00:00:39“The Best Investment: "The reason that's more enlightening is Buffett has said, whatever abilities you have can't be taken away from you, they can't actually be inflated away from you. So the best investment by far is anything that develops yourself and it's not taxed at all." — Jeff Mains 00:02:49"How to Make Money in Any Economy: 'Whether the market went up then went down and went sideways didn't really matter. No matter what the economy is doing, no matter what the market was doing. I knew how to read it, I knew how to make money. I had a strategy for that and I had rules in place.'" — Jeff Mains 00:05:28"In real estate if I hadn't made that investment. And it was a real turning point for...
Jordan Cooper spends time discussing strategy for DFS contests, and taking questions from chat on Wednesday, 3/8/23.
Jordan Cooper spends time discussing strategy for DFS contests, and taking questions from chat on Wednesday, 3/8/23.
One of our favorite guests is here today. Jeff Bajorek, top seller, author, speaker, and all around great guy. Gina and Jeff begin by talking about the term “authenticity” and agree it has been beaten to death. They shift the discussion to the journey of closing deals and how it can be rife with failure. The client may be failing in certain areas and is looking for solutions, and you may have failed in your initial approaches to deliver the right solutions. But if you have the skill and fortitude to establish a relationship, you find that magical moment where it all comes together. A trust and a partnership is created. Jeff shares about the sometimes long road of building a relationship with prospects and the difference between creating a true emotional and personal connection, and just trudging through mediocrity. They also talk about the importance of fun in the selling process, leveraging Chat GPT to assist in your selling, reframing prospecting, and the power of belief and trusting yourself. Connect with Jeff Level up with Sales Gravy & Sales Gravy University More about Gina Engagement Expert – Speaker – Sales Trainer – Entrepreneur – Improv Comic Gina is a Master Sales Trainer for Jeb Blount's Sales Gravy who combines street smarts and improv comedy skills with her experience in the corporate and entrepreneurial worlds, which sets her apart from her competition. “Sass without too much crass” is how Gina Trimarco describes herself. A high energy entrepreneur, engager, speaker, trainer, improv comedienne and podcast producer, Gina credits most of her success on her upbringing by her Italian mobster dad and German immigrant mother. Prior to joining Sales Gravy, Gina founded and operated Carolina Improv Company, an improv comedy school and theater, in addition to Pivot10 Results, a sales training company. Thanks to this podcast, Gina was able to “stalk” her business role model Jeb Blount and convince him to hire her … and sponsor this podcast!
For today's episode, Pancham interviews Adam Jason - partner of Legacy Group, who joined in 2017 after eight years practicing law in the United States. Adam, after graduating from law school worked for two international law firms and advised the world's leading investment banks like JP Morgan and Citibank, among others. He specializes in corporate finance, corporate governance, and securities regulation, helping companies and investment banks with IPOs and offering debt and equity securities. Let us discover Adam's journey from being a corporate lawyer moving to Colombia, and starting a successful coffee company! Let us also know how he got the courage to completely part ways with the life he had always seen to start something new. Listen and enjoy the show! Quote: "Everybody is so traditional, but if you are willing to do something different and make something of it, you have a story to tell." Timestamped Shownotes: 0:37 - Pancham introduces Adam Jason 2:14 - Adam talked about how he started his investing and entrepreneurial journey in Colombia. 7:19 - What are the challenges Adam had when he first moved to Colombia and left his job? 9:40 - Adam being a partner of Legacy Group and his flagship product, "Green Coffee Company." 16:06 - Aggregating land as the start of his coffee company 22:27 - Green Coffee Company's workforce 25:00 - Distribution and partnership with other companies 30:32 - Adam's first time investing outside of Wall Street 31:53 - One of his investments didn't go as expected 33:00 - Adam's advice for people starting their investing journey 34:44 - How can you connect with Adam 3 Key Points: There are plenty of opportunities for the ultra-high network, but difficult to get direct access to private businesses with good upside. Focus on an industry that is significant in the country where you are starting your business. Find alternative investments that are meaningful for you. Get in Touch: Legacy Group - https://legacy-group.co/ The Gold Collar Investor Banking - https://thegoldcollarinvestorbanking.com/bankingshow The Gold Collar Investor Club - https://thegoldcollarinvestor.com/club/ Pancham Gupta Email - p@thegoldcollarinvestor.com
Arda Erturk is the Founder & CEO of DAOhub (www.daohub.xyz). As a Techstars participant, Arda is building a DAO marketplace to make DAO discovery, investment, and portfolio management easier in one central platform. Their long-term vision is to utilize AI by combining on-chain, off-chain data, and Decentralized IDs (DIDs) to enable data-driven governance and investment decisions for investors and DAO builders. In this episode we discuss Arda's favorite DAOs (and why), new possibilities for DAO involvement, and what gets him most excited about the DAO space over the next several years (plus much more).Recorded Monday January 23rd, 2023.
Episode SummaryDiane Ray is a broadcaster, interviewer, content creator, producer, voice talent, communicator, and seeker. She's the founder of the Mind Body Spirit Podcast Network, a platform for content creators in spirituality, health and wellness, metaphysics and personal growth. Today, Harry and Diane talk about how to handle radio and podcast interviews that have gone sideways, ad structures and revenue sharing models, and the power of spiritual awakenings.Episode SponsorFocusrite – http://pcjk.es/vocasterFullCast – https://fullcast.co/Key Takeaways06:26 – Diane Ray joins the show to share her vast experience in radio broadcasting, her shift to digital media and online broadcasting, and when she first began listening to podcasts16:49 – Hay House Radio, working with Dr. Wayne Dyer, and honing her interview skills20:08 – An interview gone sideways, mentors, and Diane's favorite bands23:34 – A spiritual journey and Marianne Williamson29:51 – From Hay House to Unity to Mind Body Spirit36:44 – An aggregator and connector of content and the wide range of clients Diane serves42:12 – Structuring ads and revenue sharing47:13 – Building a stellar team, social media presence and consistency52:11 – An evolving vision, how Diane has grown as an entrepreneur, and a post- pandemic spirituality surge1:05:40 – Identifying shows that fit Mind Body Spirit and sponsors Diane works with1:08:37 – Something Diane has changed her mind about recently and the most misunderstood thing about her1:11:12 – Harry thanks Diane for joining the show and lets listeners know where they can go to connect with her and learn more about MindBodySpirit.fmTweetable Quotes“Luckily, I managed to get the job at HayHouse, and then actually meet and interact with these people, and learn so much. It just brought me further onto my path...Dr. Wayne Dyer would come and do the show and just talk to people from all over the world. And I would listen to everything he told them and I learned so many lessons: How to pay attention to how you think, and things that you tell yourself, and the people you surround yourself with.” (24:35) (Diane)“That's what we're trying to share with the podcasters that are gathering on MindBodySpirit.fm is to give people a place to come to share their stories and their message. And the content that we're gathering in this space is so needed right now because really we're living in a dystopian nightmare right now.” (29:18) (Diane)“I remember seeing this back in my HayHouse days where people would say, ‘Oh, I speak all the time. I can do a radio show no problem.' It's a lot different when you're alone in front of a microphone than when you're getting this love from people in a live audience. It's a very different scenario.” (41:12) (Diane)“I always tell people consistency is key. If you're just gonna be randomly putting stuff out there, it's just not gonna get any traction.” (49:31) (Diane)“As divided as we seem today, we really are connected. I really believe that we are connected and we do touch people in so many ways. And so the more positively you can touch someone somehow in their life, the better. It can be a small thing like buying someone a coffee.” (1:02:50) (Diane)Resources MentionedDiane's LinkedIn –
Society Brands CEO Michael Sirpilla explains why the company's founder-centric approach to aggregating is a more lucrative and fairer offer to online entrepreneurs. Being the sentimental guy that I am, I've always found it a little disheartening how swift it is for entrepreneurs to sell and turn over their businesses to aggregators. However, Society Brands strategy is more of a collaborative effort than a one-and-done business transaction. It's a concept I can definitely get behind. Unlike many roll-ups where the seller relinquishes full control of the company after a certain period, Society Brands encourages founders to stay on and help steer the ship. Michael (Sirpilla, not Jackness), who took over the company as CEO in January 2022, describes Society Brands as “if an aggregator and an FBA mastermind had a baby.” This strategy offers a win-win scenario for the seller, giving them an opportunity to take an offer, continue to manage the business as it grows, and then fully exit at a higher level down the line. Check out the highlights from this episode: Timestamps: Intro to Michael and what Society Brands is all about - 3:29 Why it helps to keep founders onboard - 7:33 Society Brands' valuation multiples -10:52 The “founder to president” transition - 13:17 How long the transition process takes - 16:29 Society Brands' criteria for acquiring businesses - 19:49 What's happening in the aggregator space? - 21:34 Areas where aggregators could succeed or fail - 25:23 How to contact Society Brands - 27:53 Michael, thank you for your time. I look forward to doing a followup on this conversation a year or two from now and see how the aggregating space would look then. If you have a business for sale and want to find out if Society Brands is a good match, head over to their website and schedule a call. You can also reach out to Michael on LinkedIn. If you enjoy our podcast, feel free to leave us a review on iTunes. Happy selling and we'll see you in the next one!
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