Podcast appearances and mentions of alex vasquez

Vulneración de Derechos de las Comunidades LGTBIQ+en Entornos Educativos. Diálogo con el Doctor en psicología Jorge Manuel Dueñas de la Universidad Rovira y Virgili de Tarragona España, con la conducción de lxs profesorxs de la Universidad de La Costa, Alex Vasquez y Yanivys Niebles.

Alex Vasquez breaks down fundamentals and core habits that build discipline and dedication. He explains moments where God has shown up in specials ways and how it is a byproduct of being friends with God. Alex also shares keys to personal growth, building blocks to spiritual growth and so much more. Connect with Alex Vasquez: IG: @alexrvas FB: Facebook Profile   Connect with J.Gallegos: Guest and Topic Submissions: Click here for FORM Links: https://linktr.ee/j.gallegos   Email: thatsthetruthpodcast@gmail.com    Try Riverside.FM for Free! Riverside is an all in one video platform for creators, podcasts and video conference calls. Try Riverside.FM for Free

JCM Conference and That's The Truth collaborated to host a live panel discussion addressing topics your young people and young adults. Javier Velasquez, Alex Vasquez with special guests Angel Aureoles and J.Gallegos share their perspectives on how to implement spiritual habits, how to avoid burnout, how to navigate calling and life in ministry along with so much more.    Connect with JCM: IG: https://www.instagram.com/jovenescontraelmundo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JovenesContraMundo    Connect with J.Gallegos: Guest and Topic Submissions: Click here for FORM Links: https://linktr.ee/j.gallegos   Email: thatsthetruthpodcast@gmail.com    Try Riverside.FM for Free! Riverside is an all in one video platform for creators, podcasts and video conference calls. Try Riverside.FM for Free

Tens of thousands of migrants in Mexico are currently in limbo after new policies put in place there and in the US changed the process for how people seek asylum. Now, with President-elect Trump promising an immigration crackdown as soon as he takes office, some asylum-seekers are anxious to make it into the US before Inauguration Day. On today’s Big Take podcast, Bloomberg reporter Alex Vasquez joins host Sarah Holder to explain the complex intersection of these policies and to share the story of one family navigating that system. Read more: Stranded in Mexico: Trump’s Looming Crackdown Scares MigrantsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

La selección de Scott Bessent como próximo secretario del Tesoro de EE.UU. ha impulsado un repunte de las divisas de todo el mundo frente al dólar, mientras los operadores recortan las apuestas a que el regreso de Trump hará temblar los mercados mundiales; Uruguay eligió a Yamandú Orsi, del partido opositor de izquierda, como el próximo presidente del país en una segunda vuelta el celebrada este domingo; y Álex Vásquez, reportero en Ciudad de México nos cuenta sobre la ampliación de 55.000 millones de pesos (US$2.700 millones) del puerto de Manzanillo.Más de Bloomberg en EspañolNewsletter Cinco cosas: https://trib.al/WIwfnT0Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/bloomberg-en-espanol/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/BloombergEspanolWhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaFVFoWKAwEg9Fdhml1lTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bloombergenespanolX: https://twitter.com/BBGenEspanolProducción: Andrea Navarro, Alex Vasquez,Ivana Bargues y Stephen WicarySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hollywood and Fenix take the podcast on the road to Los Lunas, New Mexico. Rude Chopper Garage owner, builder and all-around moto-enthusiast Alex Vasquez shares some stories, insight and his love for two-wheels with the RIG Racing Boys. The new season of the show is being filmed for YouTube and released shortly after the Podcast airs. Hosted by: Steven 'Fenix' MaesThaison 'Hollywood' Garcia Filmed by: Tom Figueroa (FCD Productions) Music Theme: "American Rocker" Steven Colby

Get ready for an electrifying ride through the heart of innovation with Small Biz Florida, recorded live at the 2023 Florida Makes Manufacturing Summit at the renowned Dr. Phillips Center for Performing Arts in Orlando! In this immersive episode, host Tom Kindred explores the vibrant world of manufacturing, spotlighting the challenges, triumphs, and the thriving small business community that's shaping Florida's industrial landscape. Joining the spotlight is Alex Vasquez, the Vice President of ResourceMFG at Employbridge – a true trailblazer in the manufacturing sector. From his Puerto Rican roots to steering Employbridge's manufacturing division across 34 states, Alex's journey from a machine operator to a transformative leader exemplifies the boundless possibilities within the manufacturing realm. Tune in as Alex passionately reshapes perceptions about manufacturing, dispelling stereotypes, and presenting the industry in a positive light. With infectious enthusiasm, he delves into the intricacies of diverse manufacturing verticals, from aerospace and medical equipment to electronics and defense. Explore how Employbridge, as America's largest industrial workforce provider, is redefining work through a blend of digital prowess and industry expertise. Alex unveils the mission of ResourceMFG – "good people, good jobs" – emphasizing the commitment to showcasing the advancements in modern manufacturing to the next generation. The episode takes an exciting turn as we dive into ResourceMFG's annual survey, uncovering hard facts and key findings from the minds of frontline manufacturing workers. Discover the top issues resonating with this workforce, from competitive compensation to job security and the hunger for advancement opportunities. Navigate through the intricacies of the manufacturing ecosystem as Alex sheds light on ResourceMFG's innovative approach in bridging the skills gap and fostering collaboration with educators, certification providers, and technology companies. Recorded live at the 2023 Make More Manufacturing Summit, hosted at the iconic Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts. A special thanks to the conference hosts for having Small Biz Florida attend, and a shoutout to the Dr. Phillips Center for being an outstanding venue for this event.

In this hair-raising episode, Mike McNamara sits down with Alex Vasquez, a seasoned real estate agent, to delve into a jaw-dropping tale of a divorce sale gone wrong. As Alex takes us through the twists and turns of this nightmarish transaction, you'll be on the edge of your seat. Enjoy this episode and learn the importance of documentation in everything you do!If you have a horror story of your own, we would love to have you on the show!home@willowmanorlv.comInstagram, TikTok, Twitter : @willowmanorlv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WillowManorLVMike McNamara S.0169544 Willow Manor powered by Keller Williams

In a first for the Social Disorder Podcast, we present an all new format! Statistical watchdog from the popular Substack The Yakk Stack - Sheldon Yakiwchuk - gathered his Substack army together for a town hall zoom call with myself and the incredibly knowledgeable - Dr. Alex Vasquez. We discussed, among other things, inflammation, vitamin D and Dr. Vasquez's own time tested non-pharmaceutical anti-viral protocol to fight all kinds of viruses INCLUDING C19! ----- Find Dr. Vasquez and his work at: https://healthythinking.substack.com/ Follow Sheldon's work at: https://sheldonyakiwchuk.substack.com/ Subscribe to the Social Disorder Substack to get all the links, extras and info for the podcast like the one you just listened to: https://thesocialdisorder.substack.com/ This episode is made possible by: BioPro+: https://bioproteintech.com/product/biopro-plus Take Back Alberta - TBA - : https://t.me/takebackalberta and The Canadian Story podcast: https://www.thecanadianstory.com/

ResourceMFG is the first and largest national staffing company specializing in manufacturing, working alongside top plants and facilities to provide jobs in production, quality, maintenance, supervision, and all levels of management.    Today, host, Tom Kindred is joined by Alex Vasquez. Alex serves as Vice President at ResourceMFG. Alex helps us understand the role of ResourceMFG, and what the organization does, and talks about the talent shortage the state is facing. Listen to this episode to hear more about this organization and the Top 3 things individuals want from employers.   – Check out ResourceMFG:  https://www.resourcemfg.com/     For more segments like these, subscribe to Small Biz Florida and Follow the official Small Biz Florida Instagram! This and the following segments were recorded at this year's annual FloridaMakes MakeMore Summit hosted at the GuideWell Innovation Center Orlando, Florida. – To learn more about FloridaMakes, visit their website here.

Sachin Patel and Dr. Buddy Touchinsky discuss a range of topics relating to functional medicine, self-care practices, being supported and mentored, mentoring and coaching others, and personal growth. Dr. Touchinsky is creating a direct primary care functional medicine practice that is independent of insurance, and while it is breaking new ground, it is very tough going. He is making a difference in his small-town Pennsylvania community. Listen in for counsel on showing up even in the hard times. You never know who will stand up to support you if you ask for help.   Key Takeaways: [1:03] Sachin welcomes listeners to today's episode! This is a special interview with Sachin's friend, Dr. Buddy Touchinsky. Sachin and Dr. Buddy went to chiropractic school together. They are also both functional medicine practitioners and entrepreneurs trying to innovate in the healthcare space! Today, they talk about mentorship!   [3:00] When Dr. Buddy Touchinsky came out of chiropractic college, he didn't know what he didn't know. Coaching at the time consisted of expensive practice management companies with rigid programs.   [4:14] At first, Sachin wanted to do things his way. Asking for help was seen as a sign of weakness. Sachin recalls how his mother would just assume he knew how to do everything. Now, he believes it's always great to get help from people who are just a few steps ahead of us.   [5:54] Sachin hired Dr. David Singer, went to one of his trainings, and was hooked on the idea of being held accountable. If it wasn't for training on how to charge for a package of care, Dr. Patel might still be charging visit-by-visit. That tool changed his belief in himself.   [6:59] Dr. Touchinsky tells of his first experiences charging for a package of care. He discounted his services to get more patients. He had some success and noticed that the patients were there to get better. They had buy-in.   [8:25] It was a big milestone for Sachin to be able to attract the right person, who is investing in themselves, and trusting and investing in you to get them where they want to go with their health.   [9:02] Dr. Touchinsky came out of chiropractic college ready to work on sports injuries, back injuries, and spinal manipulation. He noticed that patients with back pain usually had more health issues. Before he heard of functional medicine, he started to dabble in it. He picked up Integrative Orthopedics: Integrative, Nutritional, Botanical and Manipulative Therapeutics, by Dr. Alex Vasquez and studied the science in it.   [10:25] About five years into his practice, Dr. Touchinsky saw he was overweight and felt out of shape so he did a metabolic reset. In 21 days he lost 21 pounds, was sleeping better, thinking more clearly, getting his files done on time, and feeling better.   [11:21] Dr. Touchinsky decided to test out the reset on a small group of patients. He picked a cohort of five people that he put on a program. They all got great results, too. He wanted to get this program to more people, so he dove into functional medicine, and signed up for FMU. About halfway through, he still wanted to know how to spread his influence to the masses.   [11:59] Then Dr. Touchinsky saw an old classmate, Dr. Patel!. Sachin was talking about all the things Dr. Touchinsky wanted to hear about and that people needed to hear. Dr. Touchinsky got together with Dr. Patel to learn more and became an active member and now, a coach, in Dr. Patel's community.   [13:21] Others have helped Dr. Touchinsky along the way, including local Rotary and other group meetings. He finds that everybody he meets has got something going on. You see all the smiles on social media, but meeting people, you see into their real lives. Nobody's perfect and we all work through our stuff.   [17:13] Sachin says joining groups is always a great reminder that everyone's human. We all go through stuff, and we can help each other, either to prepare for going through it or because we've been through it. Never struggle alone. Join a group like Perfect Practice or another group of like-minded people.   [18:26] Sachin thinks of a mentorship or a coaching program as a time machine. Join a group of six 29-year-olds and you've got 180 years of life experience and thousands of experiences these people have been through. You're tapping into that. With all the wisdom others have poured into them, you have essentially an infinite reservoir of knowledge and wisdom.   [20:15] Dr. Touchinsky also has a health food store, and a metabolic reset group. Now he is shifting into direct primary care. COVID-19 shut down the functional medicine and chiropractic practice for a few weeks and then they opened up slowly.   [21:51] The shutdown gave them more time to think about alternative ways of helping people if you can't see them in person. Dr. Touchinsky tried James Maskell's The Community Cure, and a test group in 2020 went well. Groups are powerful. Dr. Touchinsky wants to get more people back in person.   [24:02] Dr. Touchinsky started a functional medicine family practice that is more proactive care, building healthy habits, than reactive and community-centred.   [27:32] Dr. Touchinsky hired a consultant to help him set up a direct primary care functional medicine practice but this is a new business model! Dr. Touchinsky is creating his own thing. Having a coach and mentors helped. Without them and his self-care, he may not have made it. Now he can move forward to better things and grow his practice.   [30:01] Sachin compares a mentor to a personal trainer. The trainer spots you while you lift, but you have to do the work and lift the weight, but the trainer gives you the 5% lift to make it. Carrying a bigger load is where the growth takes place. Mentors and the community give an emotional lift.   [31:39] If you don't show up, even when it's toughest and you don't want to show up, you don't get the support and you won't make it through. Sachin says vulnerability is a superpower! It's the stepping stone to the next level of your personal character development.   [33:59] Sachin cites Simon Sinek, “You will be shocked at who and how many people will come to your rescue if you simply ask for help.” People are waiting in the woodwork to jump in and be supportive of others. People don't aspire to be perfect, they aspire to be human and vulnerability is part of the human experience.   [36:57] Advice to any who are struggling and feel alone: Step back and look at the big picture. Remember the people you've helped. Be with your family. Keep showing up and plugging into your groups, and get help. Self-care. Keep investing in yourself. Keep going to the sauna and exercising. Get your sleep. Stay hydrated. Eat healthily.   [41:48] Sachin has taken a cold shower every day this year, and every day, he still dreads it but he feels good afterward. In the cold shower, Sachin practices slow, steady, box breathing, and rotating in the shower with each four-second breath in, hold, breath out, and hold.   [43:05] Dr. Touchinsky's professional goal is to prove that there's a model for healthcare that is fun, exciting, and relaxing for the providers, and that benefits the patients as well. He explains how patients access his direct primary care model that does not rely on or use insurance.   [45:22] Dr. Touchinsky's personal goal is to set these practices up in a way where he has plenty of time for his family and himself. He and his wife are going to Italy soon, and he'd like to travel more often and invest more money in experiences with his family rather than material things.   [46:39] Sachin thanks Dr. Touchinsky for his time today and being a member, council member, and coach at Perfect Practice. He invites Dr. Touchinsky to share his closing thoughts.   [47:23] Dr. Touchinsky shares his blue-collar background and says none of this would be possible without seeing what others are doing for him through groups and mentorship. [49:26] Sachin signs off with a definition of LUCK: leveraging and understanding critical knowledge. If you can leverage and understand critical knowledge, you're LUCKy!   Mentioned in this episode Perfect Practice Live Integrative Orthopedics: Integrative, Nutritional, Botanical and Manipulative Therapeutics, by Dr. Alex Vasquez Functional Medicine University Rotary International Lions Club International The Community Cure: Transforming Health Outcomes Together, by James Maskell BluBlocker Oura Ring Genius Network Simon Sinek Mindshare What the Heck Is EOS?: A Complete Guide for Employees in Companies Running on EOS, by Gino Wickman and Tom Bouwer   More about today's guest Dr. Buddy Touchinsky Buddy Touchinsky, DC, CFMP has been serving the community of Orwigsburg professionally and personally through local leadership roles for 15 years. He is married to Susie, and they have a daughter, Megan.   Dr. Touchinsky is a chiropractor and functional medicine practitioner with a focus on creative solutions and innovative methods to help people solve their problems and maximize their health. It was in his chiropractic practice that missing links within the full health of an individual became apparent. Many of the patients he treated were dealing with issues caused by poor diet, lack of exercise, inadequate sleep, and other lifestyle-related factors that the traditional healthcare system was not addressing. This led Dr. Touchinsky to study and become certified in functional medicine and to develop a team of like-minded practitioners.   On Facebook: Dr. Touchinsky On Instagram: @drtouchinsky On LinkedIn: Dr. Touchinsky   More about your host Sachin Patel How to speak with Sachin Go one step further and Become The Living Proof Perfect Practice Live sachin@becomeproof.com To set up a practice clarity call and opportunity audit   Books by Sachin Patel: Perfect Practice: How to Build a Successful Functional Medical Business, Attract Your Ideal Patients, Serve Your Community and Get Paid What You're Worth The Motivation Molecule: The Biological Secrets To Eliminate Procrastination, Skyrocket Productivity, and Get Sh!t Done

Episode 11: Facebook Ads + Scaling Ecommerce with Alex Vasquez In episode 11 I chat with Alex Vazquez and we discuss: - His journey from video work to facebook ads - Scaling ads for eccomerce brands - The importance of systems in place when running ads - Pivoting with a new company after facebook/Apple changed algorithm's - Books that changed his mindset about wealth & more Audio Episode Alex Vasquez social links https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandrovasquez81/ https://alexvmedia.com/casestudy/optin https://www.facebook.com/AlexVasquezUSA

Alex Vasquez, a Google recruiter, explains how to format your resume and how to interview when competing to get a job at the Googles and Amazons of the world. He has helped many people from non-technical backgrounds find their place at Google and even Meta. He shares his knowledge in the hopes that it helps many more! Patreon YouTube Instagram TikTok

Episode 20 of World's Dumbest Criminals is about two stoned guys transporting 20 pounds of weed interstate who got so paranoid they were being followed by undercover officers that they called 911 on themselves, North Korea's fashion police who wont let people steal King Jong-un's look, a super petty revenge plan dreamed up by a jilted British housewife and much more.Social MediaFacebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/374526270632196Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/Worlds-Dumbest-Criminals-Podcast-100965498857602/?ref=pages_you_manageTwitter: @WDCriminalsPod and InstagramInstagram: @worldsdumbestcriminalspodcastPatreon: https://www.patreon.com/worldsdumbestcriminalsSources:Stoned Drug Traffickers Call 911 on Themselves, Luke Roney, newser.com, Jan 25, 2016. Weed smokers got so high they handed themselves in because of paranoia, Richard Hartley-Parkinson, metro.co.uk, Jan 21, 2016. Drug traffickers get high and call the cops to turn themselves in, Nate Eaton, eastidahonews.com, Jan 20, 2016. North Korea bans leather coats after Kim Jong-un sparks copycat craze, Patrick Knox, The Sun, Nov 29, 2021. Jilted wife hacks husband's new girlfriend's Netflix and changes profile to “The Skank”, Alec Whitaker and Alice Peacock, The Sun, Oct 15, 2021. Ax-Wielding Woman Chases Burglar: “I Hit What I Aim For”, Christina Cocca, Alex Vasquez, Tony Shin and Jonathon Lloyd, nbclosangeles, Nov 5, 2013. Man Jailed After Showing Middle Finger To Stranger In Road Rage Row, Jess Hardiman, ladbible.com, Dec 11, 2021. Drunk Florida Man Tries to Use Taco as ID after His Car Catches Fire at Taco Bell, Kyle Munzenrieder, miaminewtimes.com, Oct 10, 2011. Pervert, 77, caught after accidentally filming himself setting up toilet spycam, Sam Courtney-Guy, metro.co.uk, Dec 28, 2021. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

~~ACBS The Sento Showdown Presents: Live Demo of Accessible Video Games: Attendees joined the organizers of The Sento Showdown, a tournament held exclusively for blind and visually impaired players, in their quest to immerse you into the world of accessibility in gaming. They showcased advanced mastery levels of narrated gameplay across a variety of popular video game titles for your entertainment. Attendees had the opportunity to bring their questions and their best gaming spirit!  Disclaimer: Some of the games featured in this presentation may be rated M for mature audiences by the ESRB. Viewer discretion is advised Panelists: ♠ Gable Meade, Gamer, Cedar Rapids, IA ♠ Carlos Martinez, Gamer, Los Angeles, CA ♠ Carlos Vasquez, Gamer, Houston, TX ♠ Dexter Roberts, Gamer, Los Angeles, CA ♠ Alex Vasquez, Gamer, Los Angeles, CA Sponsored by: ACB Students Recorded during the 2021 ACB National Convention on July 22~~

Alex Vasquez is an incredible photographer, aspiring director/producer, and friend who grew up in Catholicism, attended a Jesuit high school, and a Baptist university. Amazingly, he's come out the other side with a beautiful perspective of the differences within Christianity's institutions and a lovely understanding of his faith. I promise that by the end of this conversation, you'll want to be friends with Alex too. Author Tags: Paige Breese, Alex Vasquez (Always include the HOST(s) and GUEST(s), and also relevant company names or keywords that are mentioned in the episode). Notes for iTunes & Feed: Alex Vasquez is an incredible photographer, aspiring director/producer, and friend who grew up in Catholicism, attended a Jesuit high school, and a Baptist university. Amazingly, he's come out the other side with a beautiful perspective of the differences within Christianity's institutions and a lovely understanding of his faith. I promise that by the end of this conversation, you'll want to be friends with Alex too. Follow Alex's Instagram https://instagram.com/alexvasqueso (HERE)! Stay Up To Date: ●   Follow https://instagram.com/thebabelpodcast (@TheBabelPodcast) and https://instagram.com/paigeterynbreese (@PaigeTerynBreese) on Instagram ●   Visit http://paigebreese.com (paigebreese.com) or http://paigebreese.com/podcast (paigebreese.com/podcast) COVER ART PHOTOGRAPHY - HANNA HUNT & STYLE SHUTTER https://www.instagram.com/style_shutter/ (INSTAGRAM) | https://my.captivate.fm/www.style-shutter.com (WEBSITE)

Things that Soccer Talk loves: firsts, a Game of the Week, road trips, catching up with old friends and watching good soccer. If you love these things too, then you'll love that we headed to Omaha last weekend to take in the Nebraska State Cup Final for the U15 Boys. The match featured a Sporting Omaha team coached by former Drake men's assistant, Bill Koeppen, and a Gretna squad under the guidance of Alex Vasquez. Both coaches are well-known for their demanding and competitive styles, but more so, for preparing their players to play at the next level. Speaking of the next level, Nebraska State Soccer has worked a deal with Creighton University to play State Cup matches at Morrison Stadium in downtown Omaha, which is one of the best soccer-specific venues in the Midwest, if not nationwide. Further, they stream the games on their YouTube channel and invited us over to provide coverage of the game. So in addition to having the Titan Tactician in the studio to help break down the action, please enjoy today's multi-media-style approach by following along on social media for interviews with the coaches and checking out some live footage on KIF's YouTube Channel. 

Things that Soccer Talk loves: firsts, a Game of the Week, road trips, catching up with old friends and watching good soccer. If you love these things too, then you'll love that we headed to Omaha last weekend to take in the Nebraska State Cup Final for the U15 Boys. The match featured a Sporting Omaha team coached by former Drake men's assistant, Bill Koeppen, and a Gretna squad under the guidance of Alex Vasquez. Both coaches are well-known for their demanding and competitive styles, but more so, for preparing their players to play at the next level. Speaking of the next level, Nebraska State Soccer has worked a deal with Creighton University to play State Cup matches at Morrison Stadium in downtown Omaha, which is one of the best soccer-specific venues in the Midwest, if not nationwide. Further, they stream the games on YouTube and invited us over to provide coverage of the game. So in addition to having the Titan Tactician in the studio to help break down the action, please enjoy today's multi-media-style approach by following along on social media for interviews with the coaches and checking out some live footage on YouTube.

Inexperienced lenders can sink any new real estate agent's career. Alex Vazquez sales manager at Coldwell Banker Premier Realty shares his learning lessons when working with bad lenders.If you're an agent and have a real estate horror story you want to tell, email us at Mikem@McNamaraRE.comMy name is Alex Vazquez and I am part of the Coldwell Banker Premier Realty team here in fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada. I am a former national champion and world team, inline speed skater. Through that experience, I learned to set high goals and expectations at a very young age. I have lived in Las Vegas for almost 30 years and absolutely love this city!Alex VazquezColdwell Banker Premier RealtyAlex.vazquez@cbvegas.com7028856605YPN 40 Under 40 and Coldwell Banker President's Circle. https://www.facebook.com/alejandro.chivazquez@alexvazquezvegasMike McNamaraMike McNamara Group at Coldwell Banker Premier Realty8290 W Sahara Ave Suite 100Las Vegas, Nevada 89117(702) 582-7690https://www.instagram.com/mikemcnamaragroup/https://www.facebook.com/MikeMcNamaraLasVegasRealEstate/https://twitter.com/McnamaraAthttps://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-mcnamara-90a7612a/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC60avajA9Al_q9iQxqXGuhg/https://mikemcnamaralasvegasrealestate.tumblr.com/https://www.zillow.com/profile/MikeMcNamaraGroup/https://www.google.com/maps?cid=572208100234505183Episode is LivePublished: Sep. 15, 2020 @10AM EditUnpublishAdd a TranscriptGet episode better indexed by search engines.Add Chapter MarkersListeners can tap through & see what’s coming up.Create a Visual SoundbiteBest way to share to social media for engagement.Share Episode OnFacebookTwitterLinkedInMore OptionsEmail Link to EpisodeDirect Link to MP3Embed this ONE Episode

Want a list of self actionable tools that you can use to empower yourself in 2020 and beyond. Alex Vasquez, DO, ND, DC is very qualified to talk on viruses, antiviral nutrition, and empowerment.

This is the third and final part of a three part series of podcasts with Dr. Alex Vasquez, DO, ND, DC. Be sure to check out the first and second episode with Dr. V as well. Dr. Vasquez is the most prolific human I know. He holds 3 different doctorates and is on the board […] The post Episode 56 – 4 Components of Successful Viral Treatment with Alex Vasquez, DO, DC, ND appeared first on Adventures in Brain Injury.

Alex Vasquez, DO, ND, DC is very qualified to talk on viruses, antiviral nutrition, empowerment, and about the politics of a pandemic. He is the author of Antiviral Nutrition which Amazon mysteriously pulled in the beginning of March.

This is the second in a series of podcasts with Dr. Alex Vasquez, DO, ND, DC. Be sure to check out the first episode with Dr. V, and after you finish this one, check out listen to the next one! Dr. Vasquez is the most prolific human I know. He is a doctor of osteopathic […] The post Episode 55 – The Politics of a Pandemic with Alex Vasquez, DO, DC, ND appeared first on Adventures in Brain Injury.

Alex Vasquez, DO, ND, DC is very qualified to talk on viruses, antiviral nutrition, empowerment, and about the politics of a pandemic. He is the author of Antiviral Nutrition which Amazon mysteriously pulled two weeks ago.

This is the first in a series of podcasts with Dr. Alex Vasquez, OD, ND, DC. Be sure to check out the next episodes! Since COVID-19 has been shaking up the globe, people have been thrust into a state of confusion, uncertainty, and of loss of control. These ingredients create a perfect recipe for fear […] The post Episode 53 – AntiViral Nutrition with Dr. Alex Vasquez appeared first on Adventures in Brain Injury.

Dr. Alex Vasquez has been teaching clinicians, publishing articles, books, and also edits his own journal – for decades. If you know Alex, you know he’s a bright light – highly regarded in our field. You may also know he’s struggled with a “tough gut” for years; in fact, this is what brought him to integrative medicine. From our years teaching together, I know Dr. V is diligent – profoundly committed, actually – to trying/vetting/evolving integrative protocols for gut health (botanicals, diets, pharma, fiber combinations, gentle, aggressive), often receiving small measure of benefit. He’s used various protocols with his patients, case studies he often generously shares when teaching. But here’s the thing: when Dr. Vasquez says he experimented for a long time on himself, creating and tweaking, over and over, a fiber-centric product that resolved his gut issues, we shut up and listen, do we not? So that’s what this podcast is about: talking about a wonder product, designed primarily by Dr. Alex Vasquez, that will likely revolutionize our approach to treating tough guts (think refractory SIBO, dysbiosis, inflammation, permeability, etc). Furthermore, it looks like this program will balance metabolic irregularities and address weight loss resistance – all very exciting! I had a great conversation with Dr. Vasquez on the origin and design, and science behind this new intervention. I would LOVE to hear how you like it, what kind of results you’re getting, and if you decide to try it on your TOUGH gut patients. Listen and learn from Dr. V, and please share with your colleagues, and leave a review wherever you listen to New Frontiers. ~DrKF

Otherwise known as the "Bootleg Chris Pratt," Alex Vasquez is just as entertaining, and a blast to have on WPCoffeeTalk. Keep an eye on him for great things to come...like WordPress Crowdfunding!

You asked for it and here it is! An episode on how to start outreach or ideas to improve your outreach. Alex and I share our thoughts on what works for us in the mission field. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/raymond-munoz/support

Revival doesn’t just happen it, for me I got to a point where I said I’m done waiting for it to fall on my lap and we started to work for it taking the city by storm. Today I am talking with Alex Vasquez about his experience in bus ministry outreach and Sunday school and how his passion for soul winning has changed his life and the steps he has taken. How His experience at his Hope Corp ITW has forever changed and challenged his life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/raymond-munoz/support

Life Updates Kyle: Yay! Taxes were great this year. Adam: 2 week hiatus..   Good: WordCamp Raleigh.  Bad:  Pulled muscle/location!  Ugly: Taxes.   WordPress News A multitude of plugins with issues Duplicate page Pipdig Jetpack   Alex Vasquez ran into Matt Mullenweg in Japan. Changes Bethany Heck and Joshua Goldenberg join the A8C design team Tom McFarlin…

If you got a couple hundred million dollars you can make one hell of a movie.  But most people aren't that lucky.  Anyone can make a blockbuster with nice craft service, but how do you put together an enduring masterpiece with like 20 bucks and a roll of scotch tape?  Today on Adult Films with Collin and Ron, the first podcast ever made, our boys are joined by writer and programmer Alex Vasquez of the Windy City Horrorama Film Festival (www.windycityhorrorama.com) to talk all about low budget filmmaking!  John Waters, Kevin Smith, Primer, fake latex, real cum, and so much more! 

Alex Vasquez is an inspiring Christian who encourages others to be entrepreneurs. He owns a media company, ALEXVMEDIA, helping people get more online traffic for their business. Alex shares the choices that changed the course of his life including giving his life to Christ, repenting and turning his heart back to his wife, and deciding poverty wasn't for him. Throughout his story, Alex shares the books that shaped him including the one he was reading when he met his wife, the books that shaped his walk with the Lord, and the ones that made him into the businessman he is today. Please listen to and share Alex's story! Stories Alex shared: Growing up in a non-Christian home and turning to music to soothe his wounds Finding Christ in 2002 and leaving his old lifestyle Reading the Bible as often as he could in the early years Sharing Christ with others in the Navy Meeting his wife because he was reading a Christian book How a long distance marriage hurt their relationship The repentance that led to renewed relationship with his wife Missing ship's movement and the how the Lord provided for him Discovering Napoleon Hill and Mark Cuban Why it's important to break the poverty mindset Why he started his own company helping business with paid traffic Great quotes from Alex: I have so many stories when he was far away but he was really near. I want to be the Joseph for my family. Poverty is not how much you have in the bank but how you think. Resources mentioned by Alex (Amazon affiliate links that send a commission to me if you use them): AlexVMedia The Total Money Makeover: Classic Edition: A Proven Plan for Financial Fitness by Dave Ramsey Think and Grow Rich!: The Original Version, Restored and Revised by Napoleon Hill Outwitting the Devil: The Secret to Freedom and Success by Napoleon Hill How to Win at the Sport of Business: If I Can Do It, You Can Do It by Mark Cuban Notice: JavaScript is required for this content. The post Alex Vasquez and Learning to Live in Abundance appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Alex Vasquez is an inspiring Christian who encourages others to be entrepreneurs. He owns a media company, ALEXVMEDIA, helping people get more online traffic for their business. Alex shares the choices that changed the course of his life including giving his life to Christ, repenting and turning his heart back to his wife, and deciding […] The post Alex Vasquez and Learning to Live in Abundance appeared first on Eric Nevins.

Bridget was late to her very first meetup and ended up having to sit up front, and when it was over, she just left - “don’t do that!” ;)Jason had a similar experience, but he likes sitting in the front row! His first meetup had nothing to do with WordPress. He threw a bunch of search terms at Meetup.com and the Adobe Software meetup kept coming up so he went! Met a guy the first time there who encouraged him to speak at the very next meetup!Attending your first meetup:Be on time (or early!)Have a 10-sec intro or “elevator pitch” available to introduce yourself - don’t try to sound clever, just say your name and some quick things about who you are - “If your grandma doesn’t know what you do by reading your twitter bio…”Sit where you can hear/see easilyMeetup.com is a good resource for finding things you likeIf you’re a ‘doer’ and want to get involved in your meetup, sit back for a bit and see what people are NOT doing - then offer to do that!Take notes and share them! It’s a great way to help.Use a photo of yourself (that actually looks like you) on meetup.com (or on social)If you raise your hand with a question, make it a “question”, not a statement. Ask something that actually will have a good answer and further the conversation.Organizing your meetup:Sometimes you hear people say “there’s not enough people speaking at meetups”, but Bridget asks the question “Are you asking people to speak?”Recognize that you have different kinds of people in your meetup that might want to help, some are introverts and some are extroverts - they may want to help but won’t speak upIt’s important to have co-leaders because each leader will have different gifts & strengthsSpeakers -- NO hard pitching!Know and follow the ‘code of conduct’. Make sure to create a ‘safe space’ in your meetupStart promoting at least two weeks in advanceCreate a facebook group or slack account so that people can connect in between meetups or re-connect if they’re not able to attend oneBridget got involved with WordCamps when Alex Vasquez reached out to her (since she was a social media expert) and *asked* her to do social media for an upcoming Camp - and she’s been volunteering every since! She was ‘doing her thing’ and others recognized her gifts.As meetup organizers, Bridget and Jen try to pay attention to what people’s gifts / strengths are.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs - ‘A Theory of Human Motivation’If you catch someone spending a lot of time focusing on something or asking questions about something not directly related to the night’s topic, why not suggest “Maybe you can talk about that at one of our upcoming meetups!” What’s the worst that could happen? You might get a great speaker!It’s not that people aren’t experienced or don’t have the needed gifts, but many people just need to be asked. They either don’t want to brag about their abilities or they may even struggle with ‘imposter syndrome’.Ask “what are you working on? let’s see it!” It’s a great way to get everyone involved and possibly brainstorm new topics. You and your fellow organizers can speak every month but if you ask and seek input / topics / speakers / from your members, everyone can feel included.If you can get people to talk, even if it’s just answering questions, eventually they’ll become more comfortable with speaking and may even be encouraged to speak at a future meetupThe way you present or comment on a tool/plugin should not reflect on how you view the user. Don’t make it sound like you’re the only one who is smart because you use “X” plugin instead of “Y” plugin. Share pro/cons and thoughts without being judgy! Try to be host/plugin agnostic as a leader of a meetup. Our job as facilitators is to create a psychologically safe place.Be careful with gender-specific meetups - be gender-inclusive, not exclusive. You can focus your content and style at women, but you shouldn’t exclude men from attending. We can all learn from each other - men and women do things differently but all have something to offer.We have a lot of seasoned WordPress professionals who no longer want to attend meetups because it’s too basic for them. We also have very new beginners who feel it’s too advanced. It’s nice, when possible, to be able to mix your content or have different meetups aimed at different levels.RELATED: EP283 – Who are we presenting to at a WordCamp or WordPress Meetup? https://www.wpwatercooler.com/video/ep283-wpwatercooler/If we approach any group of people and think “there’s nothing I can learn from any of these people” then we’re looking at it all wrong. There’s always something to be gained from networking and mentoring with other people. We want to get bigger jobs, so we should partner up with each other!We’re more than just what we do for a living - we have unique interests/skills outside of WordPress - like yoga!When Matt Cromwell went to WP Las Vegas a few years ago, he went to a beginner’s workshop (even though he’s an advanced user) and got to hear so much for new users that he was then able to take back with him and say “I’m going to do this differently from now on”.We go through phases where we are advanced at some things and beginners at other things. It’s important to be a lifelong learner, there’s always something new you can learn and people you can learn from.Try not to always talk about only the commercial plugin options and the pricier hosting options, you have to remember sometimes your audience is Joe, the cat-blogger! Not everyone works for a WordPress agency!Promoting and blogging about your meetup is really important. Even over the holidays - that is often when people are the loneliest and need connection with others the most. Try to promote at least 2 weeks out and use more than just meetup.com to advertise.Taking photos during your events can be super helpful - especially if you use those photos to promote the group on social media in between eventsIf you’re going to have your meetup on a week night, it can be tricky for people to get dinner before your meeting, so maybe provide cheap eats (pizza, etc) or try to meet up beforehand for a quick bite together.In your meetup event page, comment & reply to people when they say they can’t attend or when they give feedback on the meeting - be interactive!If you have a facebook page, try to schedule facebook events as reminders, and if it’s possible, even have someone record it and share it via facebook live during the meetup. (Can even be done with a cellphone)Andrea Middleton: WordCamps are a celebration of the meetups that happen the whole year before!Try not to have all of the meetup/WordCamp organizers sit together at events, it can be intimidating and exclusionary - it also makes it harder to focus on meeting new members and getting to know each other better.Try to do your staff/organizer meetups not at the meetup event. Schedule a separate time for it.Have consistency - it’s a HUGE factor - people who don’t attend regularly but know your schedule are able to hop in down the road when they may have more time to attendBeing a community means investing your time in other people. ~ BridgetTOOLS AND TIPSBridget: Use Gmail to help clean-up your constant contact email list by searching gmail addresses to find out if they have a profile with their first and last name listedJason: There isn’t really any good formatting for doing “stories” on social media - found a great app for phones that allows you to make and customize your story - Unfoldhttps://itunes.apple.com/us/app/unfold-create-stories/id1247275033?mt=8https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moonlab.unfold&hl=en_USShow notes contributed by:Cheryl LaPrade @YayCherylSherie LaPrade @HeySherie See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Seven years ago, Cavin Balaster sustained a two-story fall. He was diagnosed with diffuse axonal injury (DAI) and given less than a 10% chance of regaining consciousness beyond a vegetative state. Cavin did wake up, but he suffered from severe brain fog, double vision and a number of serious infections. He could not eat, walk or talk for several months. How did Cavin repair his broken brain? What role did functional nutrition and neuro-optometry play in his recovery? Today, Cavin is a speaker, educator, blogger and author of How to Feed a Brain, his account of the role nutrition played in healing his brain. He also hosts an award-winning blog and the Adventures in Brain Injury podcast, where he shares what he learned in the process of recovering from TBI with the intention of helping families, practitioners and survivors of all kinds.   On this episode of Ali Fitness, Cavin shares his story of recovering from a traumatic brain injury, walking us through the nutrition and leaky gut protocol he used to heal. Cavin discusses his experience with a functional neurologist as well the garden analogy he uses to explain how the food we eat impacts the brain. Cavin speaks to the emotional side of trauma, describing what inspired him to change his mindset and pursue his current path. Listen in for insight around the role of neuro-optometry in influencing neuroplasticity and get Cavin’s recommendations around nutrition and supplements that protect the brain! Topics Covered [2:09] How a brain injury changed Cavin’s life Ran sound equipment rental company in NYC Fell from rooftop water tower, sustained DAI Positively affect more lives in greater way [4:11] The steps Cavin took to heal his brain Started to regain clarity with nutritional protocol Heal leaky gut to allow for absorption of nutrients [8:31] Cavin’s experience with a functional neurologist Applied knowledge of neuroplasticity to heal brain Bring in safe modalities based on anecdotal evidence [13:28] How Cavin established a nutrition protocol Determined by trial and error Further study encouraged by Alex Vasquez [15:43] Cavin’s garden analogy for the brain Neurons = plants (86B) Thoughts = seeds Attention = sunlight, water Roots nourished by food we eat [17:44] The nutrition protocol that worked for Cavin Paleo template with right produce, proteins and fats Nutrients from food (e.g.: sea vegetables for iodine) [20:02] Cavin’s nutrition and supplement recommendations Variety of vegetables (switch between dulse and kelp) Organ meats or organ meat capsules Fish oil (up to 6g DHA) CoQ10 [24:22] Cavin’s insight on neuro-optometry 12 cranial nerves in brain bring info to/from body 4 of 12 dedicated to vision (eyes window to brain) Exercises stimulate certain areas of brain Prescription lenses make profound difference [30:08] How Cavin navigates the emotional side of trauma View negative thoughts, pain as weeds in garden Give attention to flowers want to grow [33:00] What inspired Cavin to heal and move forward Finding purpose, meaning in circumstances Friends and family played major role Impromptu presentation at IFM conference [39:32] Cavin’s best advice for Ali Fitness listeners Exercise is beneficial to brain but don’t overdo Protect brain with high dose of DHA, Omega-3 Enjoy life and do so sustainably Learn More About Cavin Feed a Brain Adventures in Brain Injury Resources How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair by Cavin Balaster Dr. Alex Vasquez KetoCon Organ Meat Supplements Dr. Deborah Zelinsky The Institute for Functional Medicine

www.becomeproof.com www.30in30.org - a free tool we have created for people to help take ownership of their health. AutoImmunity http://learntruehealth.com/autoimmunity Many people suffer from autoimmunity. But because sometimes the symptoms can be confusing, people fail to seek immediate treatment for autoimmunity. My guest today, Dr. Jared Seigler has an amazing story on how his journey led him to help people address autoimmunity conditions. Stumbled By Accident Dr. Jared Seigler relates that he stumbled into functional medicine by accident. It started when his wife was struggling to conceive for years because she was suffering from PCOS. After almost five years of searching for answers, they were even contemplating on adopting a child. But Dr. Jared Seigler refused to give up mainly since his wife was just 23 years old at the time. He was even subjected to a stool test wherein they found parasites so Dr. Jared Seigler also underwent treatment. After years of searching for answers and countless treatments, the couple was finally blessed with a daughter who is now five years old. Helminth Parasites Helminths are parasitic worms, and parasites are known manipulators of the immune system. The first time Dr. Jared Seigler got exposed to it was six years ago when one of his lupus patients called him. That patient claimed to feel better because of her dog’s licks. She was not taking any drugs nor any supplements.  “What good parasites can do, is act like a probiotic for the parasite. As they manipulate the immune system to hide from it, so the immune system doesn’t attack it, they also suppress the immune system that is causing autoimmunity,” Dr. Jared Seigler said.  He adds, “I’m not anti-parasite. When I look autoimmunity and probiotics research, it’s a hit or miss. There is even research showing that for example, Crohn’s is due to the immune system in some cases, losing tolerance to normal bacteria.” But Dr. Jared Seigler clarifies that when we see someone being given a beneficial parasite consistently, that can take away a lot of autoimmune symptoms. He says dead bacteria behaves utterly different than a live bacteria. Some of the most potent stimulators of inflammation in the gut are dead bacteria that they use in the modern dairy industry.  The Truth About Milk Dr. Jared Seigler believes the gut has to quit getting colostrum from mother’s milk. Hence, a mom has to stop breastfeeding for the gut to grow. “The premise that we need milk for health has been purely built on BS. The research goes the other way,” explains Dr. Jared Seigler. “Technically, when you look at it on a big enough scale, 100% of the world is lactose-intolerant. It takes five gallons of milk a day or a sip to be able to reset intolerance of sugars in the milk.” Understanding Autoimmunity Dr. Jared Seigler readily shares that he has autoimmunity as well as his wife. So, he clearly knows he can’t go back to eating the way he used to eat. Dr. Jared Seigler is also aware that he is not perfect just because he has changed his lifestyle to a healthier one. But he loves being a work in progress. That is why his passion lies in also helping people get their bodies to a place where they can heal. “With the whole premises of autoimmunity, there’s the genetic susceptibility component. I truly don’t believe the immune system makes a mistake with autoimmunity,” said Dr. Jared Seigler. “I believe the immune system is being tricked and overwhelmed in that scenario.”  He adds, “Once the immune system recognizes it as a problem, we have to think about what is driving certain things for autoimmunity like molecular mimicry. For molecular mimicry, the immune system initially recognizes something bad like identifying characteristics. Once it progresses, it can start epitope spreading.” Human Microbiome Project The Human Microbiome Project tries to figure out all the bacteria in our gut, and skin, as well as figuring out what all these bacteria do and how they influence our genes. Dr. Jared Seigler says bacteria pitifully outnumber us. “One of the things that the Microbiome Project started to make clearer is that it is really about the diversity of bacteria more than anything,” said Dr. Jared Seigler. Apparently, there about ten times more viruses inside the gut than there are bacteria. So, there’s a whole concept called the microbiome. Plus, there’s a microbiome where we can vividly see worms. “Someone’s microbiome is like a thumbprint. I think a lot of these companies are data-mining people’s microbiomes,” Dr. Jared Seigler said. “They are giving away these costly tests for relatively nothing. For the 23andMe, they were selling people’s genetic data to pharma companies.” Cold Showers Dr. Jared Seigler reveals that he is also a big fan of cold showers. What it does as far as glutathione production, neurotransmitter production, and microbiome change, it that we weren’t designed to be 72 degrees year-round. Just like we weren’t intended to eat the same food. He says taking cold showers changes how mitochondria functions. It also changes antioxidants, changes how our body utilizes and breaks down a lot of things as well as making people warm.  Eating Real Food Dr. Jared Seigler says as far as figuring out the cause of autoimmunity; he never blames food as long as it is real food. He believes that in the long run, probably one of the worse things someone can do is restrict a lot of their food diversity. Dr. Jared Seigler also believes that doing a three-day fast can be beneficial.  And as far as recommending the best prebiotics, he advises thinking of prebiotics as fiber. Think of fiber like fruits and vegetables. Eat different fruits and vegetables if you want different prebiotics. On the other hand, I have had Chinese medicine practitioner Sarica Cernohous on the show who attested to the benefits of eating fermented foods. Shifting her family to eat at least one fermented food a day eventually strengthened their gut. “I would rather somebody eat fermented foods than try to take it in a capsule. Because traditionally, that’s how we would get probiotics from the fermentation process,” said Dr. Jared Seigler. “It might not necessarily beat all the bacteria that’s in there, but as the bacteria is eating that food, their poop is what we’re after. They change genetic expression.” Gluten Sensitivity According to Dr. Jared Seigler, gluten sensitivity is the genetic predisposition. That is why we see such a huge correlation between autoimmunity and gluten sensitivity. Dr. Jared Seigler also mentions that he took Dr. Tom O’ Bryan and Dr. Peter Osbone’s gluten certification course. He took the classes after deciding to go gluten-free when his wife was diagnosed with celiac. “My energy and depression got better, and my anxiety and brain fog disappeared. I see people on so many different spectrums. Some people don’t even know what gluten is,” said Dr. Jared Seigler. Dr. Jared Seigler says there are even case studies of ALS being gluten sensitive with a 100% resolution upon going on a gluten-free diet. So, it eliminates the inflammation. We dramatically see that when we start to remove problematic foods. Functional Neurology Dr. Jared Seigler explains that from 0 to 6 years old, brain waves of a child is similar to how we dream or store long-term memories. It is similar to dreaming while they are awake. As soon as it happens inside of a child’s brain, their subconscious now operates on an entirely different level. And this is where you can measure some things like heart rate variability. “I love doing a thing called Functional Neurology. Most people know about functional medicine, but functional neurology is like a personal trainer for your brain. You can exercise different parts of the brain to increase its function,” said Dr. Jared Seigler. The Power Of Thoughts Dr. Jared Seigler explains that we always think food may be poisoning our autoimmune disease. So, if you’re only eating 4 to 5 times a day, you have the potential to poison yourself 4 to 5 times a day. But we have anywhere around 30,000 thoughts a day and only 1% may be bad. That’s still hundreds of times a day we poison ourselves with a thought. Technically, a toxin can be a thought or a relationship. “So, if we know that these bad thoughts have negative effects, you can feel your blood pressure rising,” Dr. Jared Seigler explains. “That’s your stress response shifting into high gear. You change your physiology with thoughts. Generosity and gratitude are the two strongest positive emotions.” A positive mindset is powerful. Dr. Jared Seigler usually advises people suffering from addiction to write on a journal and focus on what they are grateful for. “You can get over addiction by diluting it until it is socially acceptable. With an addiction to food, in particular, we can tell when somebody is ready to make a change to the question they are asking. Ultimately, the brain wants to feel normal,” said Dr. Jared Seigler. “The body has never made a mistake. It is just doing what it can in the environment that it’s in.  Bio Dr. Jared Seigler, Doctor of Chiropractic and Certified Functional Medicine Practitioner, practices in West Chester, Ohio. His passion is to help his patients regain their health through Functional and Lifestyle Medicine. This personal quest was sparked by watching the health of his loved ones degrade over time while conventional medicine provided no real answers.  Initially starting as a personal trainer, Dr. Jared Seigler had an insatiable appetite for knowledge on how to better the health of his clients. This hunger for knowledge is his guiding light and has grown into what we offer at the Living Proof Institute.  By helping patients identify the cause of their disease and giving them the tools to regain their health, Dr. Jared Seigler cannot only compliment his patient’s current healthcare but fill the gaps left by conventional medicine.  In his spare time, Dr. Jared Seigler likes to enjoy the outdoors and spend time with his wife and family. Get Connected With Dr. Jared Seigler! 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Amish-born artist Meg Delagrange has always approached social media in an unorthodox way. She’s now in a venture of Design and Marketing at Urban Southern. This week on our show we’ll talk about taking an alternative approach to marketing can sometimes be the best play.https://www.twitter.com/megdelagrangehttps://www.instagram.com/meg.delagrange/https://www.instagram.com/urbansouthern/https://www.urbansouthern.com/Bridget: “To me, the people that really stand out in marketing are the ones who do it a bit differently” (examples, Robert Nissenbaum, Rob Giles, Meg Delagrange)Meg has a unique background that really stands out.  She’s helping to build a brand and can provide ‘unorthodox’ advice!  She puts a lot of her personality into her marketing.How much of yourself should you put online?Meg used to put almost everything online, but now that she knows herself better, she gives herself time to process firstThere are guidelines … you may talk about dating, but best not to drop names – you have to know what is and isn’t okay to show …Ask yourself, “will this be valuable to someone else?”You can share interesting/crazy stories that happen in your day, especially your mistakes – they can really resonate with peopleDon’t be afraid to share benign / seemingly unrelated things about yourself (hobbies, etc) … they will give you more dimensionStarted building her personal brand years ago (but wasn’t aware that she was at the time)It takes time to learn … watch and learn what’s working and what isn’t and ask yourself why different posts work better than othersShared a post on LinkedIn today about how to write your personal biohttps://www.linkedin.com/pulse/how-write-memorable-bio-brand-statement-stands-out-meg-delagrange/Who are you – Who is your audience – Who does your brand benefit >> Brand statementIf you are having trouble describing who you are – write out a bunch of things about yourself and then pick the ones that stand out to youWhat’s the value in people knowing you, what’s your ‘thing’?Meg was born Amish, she’s a single mom… she hopes she brings a bit of grittiness and honesty to her brandThere are so many facets of us as people, that spinning out a giant, generic ‘elevator pitch’ just comes off sounding unnatural You’re bigger than your job and the tools you use to do your job – what makes you who you are?Be careful of ‘elevator pitches’ – don’t use jargon that doesn’t resonate, use words that makes sense and that are true to who you areHow do you fight against the system and go against the tide? If everyone is doing something a certain way, and the same way – how do you break that mold?It starts with the knowledge of who you are and then you start to build a culture around that. Pick something and start with it, you can change it up later and build on it – the truer you are to yourself, the more you are attracting the right kind of customers/people to youYou become so passionate about what it is that you’re doing that every part of you bleeds itEveryday, you’re scrolling past the people you could be reaching and you’re trying to come up with smart, clever marketing to hook people… but it’s the real moments, the connection with people, that matter more than anything elseUrban Southern desperately needed a new website – they hired Alex Vasquez … they had many references, but they chose Alex because she met him at her 1st WordCamp and told her she was “a really intimidating but fascinating women” and it felt so cool and authentic and she remembered him – He had established a ‘moment’ with herIn the beginning Urban Southern had no engagement with their customers – they’ve worked on it a ton and now spend quite a bit of time connecting and replying and commentingYou need to make your social accounts & interactions something worth sticking around forWhen she was with WannaPixel (??) they used a lot of clever social talk in the beginning but it wasn’t really connecting with people. On Colorado Gives Day – they would be really intentional about interacting with hashtags …. that day she went on their facebook and commented very specifically and intentionally on the people who were raising money – it made an impression and someone decided that day, they were going to use WannaPixelIf you’re starting and you have a young agency… plan to be in it for the long game, it takes work and it takes time to build a brand and to build up relationships – there is no “Growth Hack”Being authentic vs. being rudeWe all have challenging interactions with clients – if you can authentically but gracefully express the struggles you are dealing with (take time to process and calm yourself down first) – it can become a relatable lesson for your followers. Don’t make it super personal. Vent, but “vent with value!!”Try to take the finger that you’re tempted to point at someone and turn it back to yourself and frame the issue around your response and what you learned from it – try to turn a negative experience positiveThe painting on her wall (behind her on video) …if you look from afar, it’s interesting, but  if you go up close, there is still a whole world more to discover that’s interesting.  Think about that in your marketingDid I do at least 2 things today to make an impact and move my business forward?Everyone should have at least 3 ‘traction strategies’ going at a time (email newsletter, social media campaign, etc.)45 sales in first year to over 3000 products sold this year… over 9000 people on email listRead a book on Amazon called “Traction” … implement strategies and keep developing new ones.  Don’t stop the old ones, add to them! Layer your strategies. https://www.amazon.com/Traction-Startup-Achieve-Explosive-Customer-ebook/dp/B00TY3ZOMS/Come up with your own unique ideas if you can – you can copy and see if that works for you, but originality stands outThe poppies in her painting – within the pod of one poppy there is an average of 10,000 – 60,000 seeds – they have the potential to create countless more poppies! All of us human beings are like that poppy flower, we have unlimited potential!!Cool pick of the weekJason – SetApp “Netflix for Mac Apps” – https://go.setapp.com/invite/oau6xr8aBridget – she wants to go to WordCamp Europe in Serbia … she found a curriculum to learn Serbian through an app called Memrise! https://www.memrise.com/ – Burnout is real… You need a hobby that’s not related to your job – she’s enjoying learning languages!Meg – App to save money and reach your goals – http://www.mindbosa.com/ A Design Kit by A Beautiful Mess https://www.instagram.com/adesignkit/?hl=en https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/a-design-kit/id1292829069?ls=1&mt=8 Show notes contributed by:Cheryl LaPrade – @YayCherylSherie LaPrade – @HeySherieThe post WPblab EP93 – Unorthodox Marketing with Meg Delagrange appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on WPblab we'll be talking with Natalie MacLees and Alex Vasquez of Website Weekend.LA a non-profit hackathon that pairs digital creatives with local non-profits.vegasgivecamp.orgGiveCamp.org | Coding for Charitywww.seattlegivecamp.orgWebsite Weekend LA – A Non-Profit Hackathon in Los AngelesGirl Develop ItLos Angeles – Girl Develop ItGiving Back | Branding & Digital Marketing Agency48in48.orgdo_action – Using WordPress for goodVolunteer Wait List – A Non-Profit Hackathon in Los AngelesSoylent.com – Healthy, convenient, affordable foodSponsors – A Non-Profit Hackathon in Los AngelesTraining and Empowering the client to do their own updatesProjects get a project manager and prep work happens before the eventTeams include volunteers with a range of skills (writers, content creators, UX, etc)Non-profits provide content as well to save timeIssue is often lack of storytelling – people connect with stories (content is important)Some clients want whole new sites, others want refreshDreamhost offers free hosting for 5013C organizationsGiveWP offered licensesSponsors help (food, etc.)Important to take momentum from these events and do something positive with itFind a local non-profit that you can partner with and can benefit from funds raisedIt helps to be a prolific networker – knowing what organizations / people to connect withNeed to convince non-profits that a quality site can be built well, in just a weekendEveryone can contribute, it’s not just about coding – need writers, designers, developers, etc.Show notes generated in part by:Jason Tucker – http://www.jasontucker.usTara Claeys – http://designtlc.comCheryl LaPrade – http://twitter.com/yaycherylSherie LaPrade – http://twitter.com/heysherieThe post WPblab 048 – WordPress Community: Giving Back at a Nonprofit Hackathon – WPblab appeared first on WPwatercooler. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weeks show discusses Website Weekend Los Angeles, Twitter to Stop Counting Photos and Links, WordPress.org Recommended Hosting Page drama, Github pricing increases, Top-Level .Blog Domains, and more! Alex Vasquez is the Agency Principle at DigiSavvy and is also a WordPress developer with 10+ years experience developing solutions for the web. He can’t resist a Hendricks or a […] The post Episode 098: I Got 99.9 Problems but Uptime Ain’t One appeared first on DradCast.

              Episode 103 was recorded in the InterBrews Stew-dio where Josh & TD Mike welcomed in Greg “Mexico” Mendez and Alex Vasquez in from Mississippi via Skype to discuss the fantastic beers that Mexico sent. Both Mexico and Alex work in the craft beer industry in Mississippi. Mexico at […]

Want to know if you can successfully bring your own personality and quirks to the work you do - and in fact why you should? Alex Vasquez, our guest for today’s show, tells all on this episode of WP Elevation!

This week I have a conversation with Alex Vasquez about WordCamp San Francisco 2014 Upcoming Events WordCamp Ventura –  Nov 8 WordCamp Raleigh – Nov 8-9 SMCLA –  Nov 8 Segment 1: In the News State of the Word 2014 Moving to SLACK from IRC Segment 2: WCSF 2014 -Connecting the Dots with Alex Vasquez…

  Showtime:  Tues, June 5th, 6pm PT / 9pm ET It's estimated that 1 in 50 Americans have Fibromyalgia.  That's 5 million Americans!  For those who suffer from this condition, it can be quite debilitating, with symptoms like fatigue, intense muscle and nerve pain, digestive disturbances and more. Did you know that the root cause of fibromyalgia might be something you never even thought of?  Alex Vasquez DO, ND, DC, author and health educator, returns to the show to shed some light on this misunderstood condition.  You'll learn about the connection of fibromyalgia and SIBO (small intestinal bacterial overgrowth), vitamin/nutrient deficiencies, hidden infections, toxin overload, and more.    Hosted by Dr Lauren "Lo" Noel at Bloom Natural Health Purchase Dr. Vasquez' book here!

Showtime:  5pm PT / 8pm ET on Tuesday, Sept 13th Hypertension (high blood pressure) is the most common diagnosis in the practice of medicine.   It affects 1 in 3 adults in the United States!   It can have no symptoms.   Hypertension is the single most important risk factor for the development of heart attack and stroke.   Why do so many people have hypertension?  What can be done naturally to prevent and treat high blood pressure? Dr. Alex Vasquez joins Dr Lo to discuss this common condition and how you can protect yourself and your family.  Dr. Vasquez is the author of Integrative Medicine and Functional Medicine for Chronic Hypertension Hosted by Dr. Lauren "Lo" Noel