Podcast appearances and mentions of alexander leon

Representing real estate developers and condo associations both come with unique skill sets with the multitude of issues that arise when developing large-scale projects. Joining us today is Alexander Leon, an attorney with Haber Law focusing on construction law in South Florida. With over a decade of experience representing both developers and condo associations, Alex brings a unique perspective on navigating the complexities of real estate development in the Miami area. We're excited to learn more from Alex about his background in litigation and transactions, and the insights he has to offer property investors and builders working in this dynamic market. Alex shares his thoughts into representing both developers and condo associations, and the particular challenges of the South Florida market. Learn about common issues like construction defect lawsuits after turnover from the developer to the association. Alex also offers tips for buyers to research the stability of the condo association and any potential building issues. For developers and builders, Alex explains strategies like contract protections to address defects proactively. This episode provides a fascinating look at how legal issues surrounding real estate development! Things we discussed in this episode: Common construction defect lawsuits after a developer turns over a property to a condo association The importance of researching the financial stability of a condo association and any potential building issues before buying a unit Strategies developers can take like contract protections to address potential construction defects proactively Differences in real estate law and development challenges between South Florida and other regions Working with both developer and condo association clients Large multi-million dollar construction remediation projects condo associations take on Relationships and local knowledge being important in navigating the development approval process Differences between representing developers versus advising condo boards The role of litigation experience in transactional legal work Get in touch with Alexander: Website - https://www.haber.law/alexander-g-leon/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/alexleonconstruction/ Join Jason Muth of Straightforward Short-Term Rentals and Attorney / Broker Rory Gill of NextHome Titletown and UrbanVillage Legal in Boston, Massachusetts for another episode of The Real Estate Law Podcast! #realestatepodcast #nexthome #humansoverhouses #realestate #realestateinvesting #realestateinvestor #realestatelaw #realestateagent #socialmedia #realestatemarketing #constructioncaw #condoLaw #condoassociation #propertyinvesting #developerstrategies #miamirealestate Follow us! Following and subscribing to The Real Estate Law Podcast not only ensures that you'll get instant updates whenever we release a new episode, but it also helps us reach more people who could benefit from the valuable content that we provide. The Real Estate Law Podcast on Instagram and YouTube NextHome Titletown Real Estate on Facebook and LinkedIn Straightforward Short-Term Rentals on Instagram Attorney Rory Gill on LinkedIn Jason Muth on LinkedIn Help us Spread the Word If you've found our podcast helpful, entertaining, or informative, please consider leaving us a rating and review. It only takes a minute and can make a huge difference in helping us reach more listeners. Hospitality.FM The Real Estate Law Podcast is part of Hospitality.FM, a podcast network dedicated to bringing the best hospitality-focused podcasts to those in and around the industry, from Food + Beverage, Guest Experience, Diversity & Inclusion, Tech, Operations, Hotels, Vacation Rentals, Real Estate Law, and so much more!

Who do you know yourself to be? That's where we begin today. It's Pride weekend in Tucson, and today's message was partially inspired by this quote: “Queer People don't grow up as ourselves we grow up playing a version of ourselves that sacrifices authenticity to minimize humiliation and prejudice. The massive task of our adult lives is to unpick which parts of ourselves are truly us and and which parts were created to protect us.” -Alexander Leon, a queer writer. So... once again: Who do you know yourself to be?

This week's episode was inspired by a quote from Alexander Leon that speaks to how queer people come to understand and form our identities. In a tweet from 2020, Leon wrote, " Queer people don't grow up as ourselves, we grow up playing a version of ourselves that sacrifices authenticity to minimize humiliation & prejudice. The massive task of our adult lives is to unpick which parts of ourselves are truly us & which parts we've created to protect us."    I think that this can have a profound effect on us, our work, and the way we choose to show up in the world. One of the results of this can be people-pleasing. People-pleasing can be a way to construct an illusion of safety in our lives but also keeps us from finding our true voice. In this episode, you will learn some of the ways I have scrutinized my own thoughts about myself and how it helps me to continue showing up in service to my community.       Link to Aleander's tweet. Connect with me on Instagram Check out my website  Sign up for a free consult.

In this episode of The Belonging Project Podcast, we talk with Dylan Shimmon, D&I Project Coordinator and Learning Experience Designer at Equality Leaders. This episode is an open heart conversation with our guest Dylan as he lets us in into his personal journey exploring his identity as a queer person over the years. We learn about the value of community in finding rootedness and belonging. We also explore Dylan's new professional path, at the intersection of meaningful work, passion and alignment. Links from this episode: Alexander Leon's quote: “Queer people don't grow up as ourselves, we grow up playing a version of ourselves that sacrifices authenticity to minimise humiliation & prejudice. The massive task of our adult lives is to unpick which parts of ourselves are truly us & which parts we've created to protect us.” Tarana Burke (founder of the #metoo movement)'s take on overachievement as a trauma response in her recent memoir Unbound Yung Pueblo's work Follow Dylan's work on LinkedIn Click here to connect with Andrea and Fiorenza!

Season 6 continues! Recorded remotely on 1st May 2020 during lockdown, Russell & Robert chat to Philadelphia-based artist Jonathan Lyndon Chase whose paintings and drawings focus primarily on queer black bodies in everyday, domestic spaces.We explore the importance of family including Jonathan's husband Will (who is also their studio manager), sea horses, shyness, Bipolar disorder, identifying as non-binary and the value of having a studio in their hometown of Philadelphia. We discuss humour, depicting the messiness of the human body, bodily fluids, queerness, gender performativity & 'performing' ourselves including Du Bois' Double Consciousness, Judith Butler's Gender Trouble and a recent inspiring quote by Alexander Leon, tattoos, the inspiring music & style of Missy Elliott and more recently Lizzo, science fiction, manga such as Sailor Moon, Afrofuturism, the joy of teaching & their respect for artist Jennifer Packer, the psychology of Francis Bacon's work, Gilbert and George, the influence of nature in particular roses and flowers, being a cat-parent but also feeding stranger's cats and the rare talent of tying cherry stems with your mouth alone!!! Finally we discover that all 3 of us were born under the Scorpio star sign... Scorpio's unite for this special Talk Art episode!!!Follow @JonathanLyndonChase on Instagram, their official website https://www.jonathanlyndonchase.com/ and please also visit Jonathan's gallery @CompanyGallery and their website https://companygallery.us/. Special thanks to Sophie Mörner. For images of all artworks discussed in this episode visit @TalkArt. We've just joined Twitter too @TalkArtPodcast. If you've enjoyed this episode PLEASE leave us your feedback and maybe 5 stars if we're worthy in the Apple Podcast store. Thank you for listening to Talk Art, we will be back very soon. For all requests, please email talkart@independenttalent.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

'My struggle has to be your struggle.' This week we have Alexander Leon. He is a writer and LGBT+ ACTIVIST and has very kindly come to the studio to speak to me today about supporting one another in our struggles, working as an activist and personal growth. Connect with him:YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFraJo0JLPnEid_4Agnfa7gTwitter @alxndrleon | Instagram @alexand_erleon#BooksThatMatter: https://www.goodreads.com/review/list/36960176?shelf=booksthatmatterInstagram: @alexreadsVero: alexreadsTwitter: @tttalkpod

"Queer people don't grow up as ourselves, we grow up playing a version of ourselves that sacrifices authenticity to minimize humiliation and prejudice." Alexander Leon hit the nail on the head with this quote and the boys discuss it at the top of the show. Things quickly get back on brand when the boys help define a couple of choice phrases. In the journal Mike enjoys some QT with the family while on a brief break between contracts.

Join Emmanuel and Bertus this week as they discuss the role of sexuality in relationships. Based on shows like Ossan's Love, YouTubers like Jeffree Star, personal experiences, and the fantasies of many, they ask themselves if a relationship is possible between straight and gay men. They also discuss intimacy in relationships and if it is needed for a happy longterm relationship.    Read what one of our Queeros, Alexander Leon says about living in the closet and coming out here. Donate here to the Wildlife Emergency Fund in Australia.  #Gay #Straight #Romance #Bromance #LGBTIQ #MDQ #SomebodyToLove #IsItLove

Alex Leon is a BAME, LGBT+ and mental health awareness activist. When he's not working for the Kaleidoscope Trust, a leading charity working to uphold equality in human right for LGBT+ people across the world, he's also a journalist, campaigner, and YouTuber.As well as talking about Alex's work, Simon and Alex discussed their experiences of being gay, racism, intersectionality and the effects navigating these things can have on mental health and wellbeing. They also chatted about the power of kindness, learning to love yourself, and why we've had enough music about heartbreak.We'd love to know what you think so far! If you could take a moment to rate and review wherever you get your podcasts we would very much appreciate your feedback. You can do this on most platforms including:Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsStitcherTuneInDon't forget to get involved on social media using #JACPodcast!More on Alex:Follow Alex on Twitter (@alexand_erleon) and Instagram (@alexand_erleon)Alex's vlog on the Manchester Pride Flag: youtube.com/watch?v=tK-A6Blo6qUThe Kaleidoscope Trust: kaleidoscopetrust.comMore on Simon: twitter.com/SimonablakeSimon Blake OBE is the Chief Executive of Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England. His mission is to improve the mental health of the nation and help build an inclusive and society where attitudes and behaviours around mental health are normalised. Simon received an OBE in 2011, is Deputy Chair at Stonewall, and enjoys running, equestrian eventing, and walks with his dog.More on #JACPodcast:Full transcript: mhfaengland.org/mhfa-centre/just-about-coping/alexander-leonMHFA England: mhfaengland.orgEmail: media@mhfaengland.org

Alexander Leon is a rising star in the community and his new YouTube channel is a Godsend. His searing yet bubbly takes on LGBTQ life are a welcome counter to the often toxic conversations we hear in the media and he is such a fabulous example of what happens when we lean into ourselves. Today, we explore how he navigates his mixed-race identity, what he feels is his role as a mediator between cultures, ideas and beliefs and how he’d like the conversation around the mental health crisis in the LGBTQ community to change. Importantly, he calls us to consider how we create space for different approaches to a common problem because what we may consider divergent approaches to our activism are perhaps more complementary than we think. As you do when you’re chatting with friends, our conversation takes a few tangents, including into a discussion about Louis de Berniere’s magical realism trilogy and the celebration of mestizos in Colombia.——Head over to Alex's YouTube channel, where you can watch videos like Sexual Racism in the LGBTQ Community.——One of our dedicated listeners is doing some doctoral research and invites you to take part. The study aims to observe how different social factors can expose individuals to stress and how this may link to various mental health outcomes, including how single and multiple social identities may correlate to exposure to stress. You could win a £50 Amazon voucher. Find out more here.——@_busybeingblack is the podcast exploring how we live in the fullness of our queer Black lives. Supporting this podcast doesn't cost any money; your retweets, ratings, reviews, shares and feedback all help, so please keep it all coming #busybeingblackOf course, if you want to and have the means, you can support Busy Being Black financially and help make it all happen: paypal.me/busybeingblack.——Thank you to our partners:UK Black PrideBlackOut UK

On the first of our LGBT History Month specials, comedian Mawaan Rizwan and activist Alexander Leon joined Calum for our ‘People of Colour' episode. They talked representation, and the rebooted LGBT+ flag, out LGBT+ icons and if ‘people of colour' is actually an ok term to use.

On the first of our LGBT History Month specials, comedian Mawaan Rizwan and activist Alexander Leon joined Calum for our ‘People of Colour’ episode. They talked representation, and the rebooted LGBT+ flag, out LGBT+ icons and if ‘people of colour’ is actually an ok term to use.

“I had a very difficult time coming to terms with my sexuality” Alexander Leon is a gay man of colour. Before coming out, at the age of 19 he attempted suicide. Ellen and Yvette chat to him about why so many people in the LGBT community suffer from mental health issues, especially depression.