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This week on the Motorsport Coaching podcast we catch up with one of the most recognized voices of Australian motorsport, Matt Naulty. You'll hear Matt's voice in Supercars, Speedway, Stadium Super Trucks, Drag Racing, and everything in between. Matt Payne and Naulty have been great mates for many years and this week's podcast is a recorded (thankfully condensed!) version of regular phone calls! Although Matt is a commentator, many of his learnings can translate to anyone looking to make a career out of motorsport whether behind the wheel or in a support role off track: Background in Motorsport from the Adelaide Grand Prix days From starting working as a crew member to the commentary box Never Give Up Attitude and chasing the goal Adapting between motorsport disciplines The American dream - we talk about Scott McLaughlin and the Indy 500 (this was recorded just days before qualifying for the 105th Indy 500) - and Matt's whirlwind trips from one side of the world to the other and back to record Stadium Super Trucks Harnessing ambition and work that happens away from the track This is a pretty lighthearted episode of the Motorsport Coaching podcast, but there are some solid messages contained within. Enjoy!

Matt Granados has been an entrepreneur since he was a teenager. Through his entrepreneurial journey, he built his first million-dollar business by the age of 24. To develop his businesses, Matt focused on developing his people. While creating a sales organize reaching the mark $40 Million dollar in sales made up of individuals hired primarily from Classified adds, Matt created a way to combine structure and intention which allow his "under-qualified" team to be the most effective, productive, and self-motivated versions of themselves. This system was discovered by one of the largest financial institutions in the world who asked Matt to share it with their team as they felt it solved their biggest personal problem. They were finding it nearly impossible to connect their corporate desired metrics with their individuals' desired goals. In their eyes, Life Pulse's System does just that.Although Matt has done this in multiple businesses of his own, it wasn't until this meeting that he recognized that the systems developed by Life Pulse could be used by individuals in businesses of all sizes. Since Matt created Life Pulse Inc, the team and systems have worked with individuals and small businesses to the likes of Twitter, Google, and the United States Airforce.  Matt's first book, Motivate the Unmotivated. quickly became a #1 International Bestseller and has launched Matt to be a sought-after expert on the ways of building sustainable motivation in teams and individuals as well as teaching groups on how to experience intentional growth in all areas of business and life.Matt lives outside of St. Louis, MO with his amazing wife Maria and two amazing kids, Natalie (Nat G) and Zach (Zig). Out of all of the things he enjoys doing, NOTHING comes close to being the husband to his wife and the father for his kids. Everything he does leads back to them and without them, none of this would be possible, and none of this would be worth it. Matt always knows content works when it passes his three tests. His experience, others' experience, and the hardest test to past, does it work within my family. Matt believes that truth is constant and application changes so anything that has truth should be able to withstand any part of life. Matt's family is his sounding board and the most important people in his life. www.LifePulseInc.com@LifePulseInc

On today's episode I talk to musician Matt Sweeney. Originally from northern New Jersey, Matt started playing in bands in high school with his first group Skunk, who released two albums on Twin/Tone records. In the early '90s, he formed Chavez, which went on to release two incredible albums and an EP on Matador. When the band stopped playing together, Matt became a sideman touring with GBV and Bonnie 'Prince' Billy, until he formed Zwan with Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan. Although Matt has continued to be a sideman and session musician, his most extensive musical collaboration in the 21st century has been with Will Oldham. Their album Superwolf came out in 2005, and now their latest record Superwolves will be released on Drag City next week! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

At the young age of 12, Matt Coulam found out he needed a Kidney Transplant. His father, Mike, was a match and gave one of his kidney's to his son. When you get a Kidney transplant you take medication for the rest of your life that tell your body not to attack the foreign Kidney, but those medications also weaken your immune system and a regular cold can cause you to get sick and stay sick for longer periods of time. Although Matt was not able to participate in many of the sports he wanted to participate in Matt had good health for the majority of his childhood. It wasn't until Matt was in his early 20's that he started to feel sick more often, sometimes requiring him to stay in the Hospital, and for longer periods of time. After a few short years of this, the Doctors informed Matt that the Kidney was failing and he would need another transplant. As a husband, and father of young kids Matt shares he and his wife's battle to save his life and the amazing lesson's they learned along the way.    Due to a Melanoma Skin Cancer diagnosis, Matt was unable to get a second Kidney transplant because so many people need Kidneys and a past Cancer "patient" offers no guarantee that the Kidney will be put to good use, even though the Cancer was successfully removed. A diagnosis of Cancer makes you wait 5 years of being Cancer free before you qualify for a transplant. Matt's had to go back on Dialysis and his health became so fragile that he and his wife had no choice other than to fight their health insurance to get around the Cancer "rule" to get approval for coverage. They met with Insurance and Matt's wife Kylee stepped up to the plate and hearing from her motivated the insurance company to help out.   Shortly after getting approval, heartbreakingly, Matt's sister called to let him know that she was not a match. After this devastating news, Matt was desperate to find a match so he could stay on earth to take care of his wife and kids, so he sent a text out to everyone he knew humbly inviting anyone who was willing to get tested and donate their Kidney. Shortly thereafter he received a phone call from a Hospital staff member who said "Matt, you have a lot of people who love you", and to Matt's surprise there were about 20 people who had submitted their information to donate their Kidney to Matt. It was incredible to feel Matt's deep and sincere gratitude and love as he talks about this part of his story. Those people will never be forgotten.    Matt talks about the effect on Self Esteem during such a difficult period, being unable to take care of his wife and kids the way he wanted too. He brings awareness to the difficulties that people on Dialysis go through and how important it is to the health of those people when others see them, recognize them and step up to help them in any way possible.   A young man, Nate Greenway, in Matt's church, whom he taught on Sunday's, stepped up and told his father he wanted to give his Kidney to Matt. Adam, the young man's father, was so touched by his son's desire to give his kidney that he himself decided that he would do it for his son and for Matt. You need to listen to Matt at the end of the podcast, as he shares he feelings about Nate and Adam Greenway who stepped up and saved his life. Incredibly powerful!! Adam Greenway, you are a hero, and so is your son Nate!   In a place of Hopelessness is where Matt found himself, truly wanting to give up... but rather then feel bad for himself and remain in anger... Matt reached out in hope and desperation for help. The answer came because Matt acted. When we act and try, that is all God needs to step in to help. Matt's story and witness of this is powerful. He learned in his moments of hopelessness that there is always positive and amazing things we can find that will lift us up. Focus on the good, focus on the positive, it is a choice and it makes all of the difference.   Matt you are a dear friend and one of my hero's. Thank you for sharing your miraculous and inspiring journey. Because of your experiences and the happiness you live with, you help many, including myself, to strive to recognize all the beauty surrounding us and in this world. Thank you my friend!  

In this episode of the Nacho Kids Podcast, Lori, co-founder of Nacho Kids, continues their “Month Of Men” with an interview with Matt Larson of The Human Improvement Project! Matt has a great desire to help children. He worked with the federal government to help get the Adam Walsh Child Protection Act bill passed and more recently helped create the “Happy Child” parenting app! Although Matt is not a stepparent, his advice can be applied to the blend, especially when the Nacho stepparent starts the re-engagement process. And of course, we know many stepparents are also bio parents and can benefit from this interview and his “Happy Child” app. Join us as Matt talks to us about improving our long term well being.   In this episode, we discuss: The Human Improvement Project Improving your long term well being  Happiness and unhappiness chemicals in our body The 20-second hug Building deep bonds

The next generation of video game consoles have finally arrived! Although Matt & Lucas hadn’t quite got their Xbox Series X’s at the time of recording this episode they definitely had their PS5s and had well and truly tried them out. On this episode of the DBG podcast the guys discuss their initial impressions of […]

Matt Maddix is the founder of Maddix Publishing, Maddix Missions and Parents With Passion. As an international speaker for the past 24 years, Matt has had the privilege of hosting over 114 live events with over 34,000 registered attendees! He is also the author of 11 best selling books, which discuss ALL areas of personal development. Matt lives his message, taking pleasure in helping people reach and achieve their wildest dreams. Although Matt flourishes in the spotlight, he is most “at home” serving the people. You will often find him in his hometown of Scottsdale, Arizona, searching the streets for some special individual to SERVE, whether it be taking a homeless person to lunch, taking a fatherless kid to a ball game or buying groceries for a single mom. In this week’s episode of Openly Outspoken Matt and I discuss faith, masculinity and how to be a better romantic partner. Openly Outspoken with Jeremy Adams is a podcast for authentic discussions on current events, business, politics, science, and more with some of the world’s best and brightest thought leaders. Jeremy’s primary inspiration to start the podcast was to be able to have meaningful conversations with people who’s viewpoints he may or may not agree with. One of the greatest things about current civilization is the fact we are so different and have so many different perspectives. With a focus on growth and learning, rather than just being right, the world will be a much better place.New episodes stream live every Friday on Facebook & YouTube at 11AM EST/8AM PST.The new full episodes are available on your favorite podcast player shortly thereafter the live streams.To subscribe to the show on your favorite podcast player, visit: http://openlyoutspoken.comTo subscribe and watch full episodes on Youtube, visit: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeV_4fKex4yOwO8fh_EMP4gTo learn more about Jeremy Adams, visit: http://jeremycadams.comAnd to connect with the Jeremy on social media, please see the links below:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mrjeremycadams/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mrjeremycadamsTwitter: https://twitter.com/mrjeremycadamsLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mrjeremycadams/

Tonight I sat down with Matt Baum of the Lethal Podcast and the Ashby Bowhunting Foundation (ABF). We talked about Heavy Arrows. We used terms like "Shaft" & "Penetration" and didn't even giggle. Although Matt did cough a couple times, he probably doesn't have "The Rona" and Bigfoot makes thuds in the woods not cracks.A lot of guys are shooting arrows that weigh about 300-350 grains with an expandable broadhead. That is the general lighter arrow weight. We discuss in this episode the benefit's of going with a heavier arrow setup with a cut on contact broadhead.Our goal as hunters is to be as ethical as possible when hunting. Simply put, the better penetration you have when shooting an animal, the higher chance you have of recovering that animal. If you can put two holes in an animal (Pass Through shot) you have a much higher chance of killing and recovering that animal than if you put one in that animal.A couple of the 12 factors of penetration that are really important are:- Structural Integrity, the arrow needs to not break or have any weakness in it.- Perfect Arrow Flight- Arrow needs to fly straight and recover quickly out of the bow- Arrow's FOC(Front of Center) having a 15-20% FOC will increase the chances of penetration.- Arrow Mass, having a higher total mass of weight increases penetration- Fixed blade broadhead- it takes less force for a cut on contact broadhead to penetrate than a mechanical.All these factors will help maintain momentum and increase penetration.Enjoy and feel free to send along your hate and feedback! I know people are really passionate about this subject.Some of the websites/products we mentioned in this episode:How to Calculate FOC- https://eastonarchery.com/2014/06/foc/Lethal Podcast-https://lethalpodcast.com/Ashby Foundation-https://www.ashbybowhunting.org/12-arrow-penetration-factorsGrizzly Stik-https://www.grizzlystik.com/VPA Broadheads-https://www.vparchery.com/Black Eagle Arrows-https://www.blackeaglearrows.com/3 Rivers archery- https://www.3riversarchery.com/Ranch Fairy- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM4fbcHXkfS2KceiIbWlPIQSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/HuntFishEat)

Matt Cooper is a nutrition consultant, integrative health coach, and strength & conditioning coach from Los Angeles, California. You can tell by looking at his website’s bio at RewirePerformance.com that he’s an avid learner who applies and combines his knowledge from different fields to craft tailormade training programs for his clients ranging from professional athletes and celebrities to everyday gym members and local kids from the Compton area. Matt openly speaks about psychedelics as performance and fitness enhancers, for example, on The Third Wave podcast, where he’s also a consultant. Although Matt can speak about a range of topics, we’re going to discuss a common physical discomfort caused by long bouts of immobility during iboga experiences, that is to say, muscle cramps, and, nutritional considerations tied to psychedelic use, specifically how it relates to the iboga experience. Topics of our discussion include: the difference between cramps and strains; (de)hydration and the importance of electrolytes; purging of toxins; fitness tips for iboga/psychedelic users to proactively reduce muscle soreness; nutrient “reloading” or “loading up” prior to experiences; foods to avoid while on iboga because of how they affect drug metabolism by the cytochrome P450 enzyme modulator; what and why the Bwiti eat and don’t eat before and after an iboga experience; and how it is that the body communicates its nutritional needs via cravings to be satisfied. Also, please visit my Podcast Supplements article regarding afterthoughts of Matt and I's conversation (https://amhouot.com/61-ep2-2_build-up-for-breakdown_matt-cooper/).CONNECTTwitter (https://twitter.com/AMhouot)LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/amhouot/)Academia (https://independent.academia.edu/AMHouot)ResearchGate (https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Am_Houot)DISCLAIMERIBOGANAUTICS podcast is for informational and educational purposes only. Efforts are made to broadcast correct information, but no guarantee is given regarding the accuracy of any statements or opinions. Contributors are not responsible for any damages arising from podcast consumption. Iboga has potential psychosomatic risks and therefore is not suitable for everyone. If wanting to consume iboga, seek out countries where it is administered legally and under professional supervision. Views discussed are not substitute for medical advice nor should be construed as best practice. Comments, suggestions, or correction of errors are welcome considering psychedelic science and related fields steadily advance.

I was contacted by a Gentleman named Matt who lives on the Isle of White, he has had numerous strange experiences since being a very young child. One experience at Appuldurcombe House on the Isle of White stands out to me as it mentions many typical behaviours of the Creatures known as Dogman or Bipedaj Wolves. The Wolfheaded Men is another name for them and they have appeared in our history since the dawn of time. How you act around them, or interact with them can determine the outcome of the event. Our Witness did not see what was Standing behind him that night, so I will leave up to you to determine what you think was growling from within the bushes.Matt is a photographer who takes the most amazing pictures of the sky, he was photographing the Milky way that night and was concentrating on the sky. Although Matt usually does not like the dark, when he is out in nature veiwing the sky and enjoying the night he doesnt need lights. The less light the better when you want to capture the beauty our skies behold.Matt sas there for a while on his own when a wedding party came up the driveway to the stately home. Matt chatted back and force with them for a while, explaining what he was doing and showing them how to get the best shots for themselves before they returned home. As the merry band went off to their rooms for the night Matt continued to sit in silence taking image shots of the sky. Suddenly for no reason he could think of the entire area around him went silent. Normally you could hear the odd car or guest at the house, but nothing stirred in this silence. It was at that moment Matt knew he was not alone.Matt has had many 'paranormal or otherworldly' events happen in his life and this time he presumed this was an interaction with spirit, which he is very comfortable with, so when he felt an energy enter his space it changed how he felt about that night. He knew 'something' was within 20ft of him in the pitch blackness but he could not see it. When he heard the first low gutteral growl he presumed it was coming from infront of him in the trees and bushes. Matt heard a few further low gutteral growls, his first thought on hearing these growls was that they belonged to a huge dog of somekind. Matt was a little un-nerved by this event and went back to his car to get a torch and a craft knife he used for cutting bramles and brush. He wasnt scared, just curious and wary and he shone his torch around the area trying to pick out whatever was making the noise. Shining his torch made the growl change to a scowling noise, a noise impossible to explain. Confrontedwith this Matt held his cool and acted as you should when confronted by a possible predator. To hear more of Matts experience listen to his account in his own words when we chatted together one evening in August 2020. Matt has experienced strange phenonamah since early childhood upto and after the events at Appuldurcombe house that night.You can find Matts Images and Youtube channel here - https://www.facebook.com/pg/innervisionproductions/photos/?ref=page_internalhttps://innervisionpress.wixsite.com/photography?fbclid=IwAR1W9O8aw-hUzP-mTAH6W52berMzCeATm224jcUPP4JLNFLMvFAOXcbrLTUhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc96rOLmhQmp2PvrhuW4n8A?sub_confirmation=1

Lauren returns! Much has changed since she last chatted with us in November 2017. She moved to Boston. Her band, Sharptooth, played the final full US run of Warped Tour and traveled the world. And they have a new record out this week on Pure Noise Records! She joins Matt, Jordan, and Justin to chat about all of that and more. Although Matt and Lauren made eggs together on Warped Tour and grew up in a hyperlocal Baltimore County music community, this is their first official meeting. Jordan and Justin go way back with Lauren to the days in which she'd be the one starting non-generic mosh pits at their mid aughts shows. What else is covered? Great question! • what her transition is like physically and emotionally before and after sets • her feelings about being a representative for women in her music community • developing skills and career opportunities outside of music • what it's like releasing a new album during a global pandemic • what she wants people to take away most from the new record • Sharptooth's new music video "Say Nothing (In The Absence Of Content)"   You can look at our faces while listening to this conversation! https://www.youtube.com/chocolatecroissants We want to connect with you! Join our private, supportive Facebook group full of creatives from around the world: https://www.facebook.com/groups/chocolatecroissants/ or search "Chocolate Croissants" in Groups.   Instagram: @chocolatecroissantspodcast @mattperiphery @jordanbeatwell @justinblakegoodman @kashanclaws

In this episode, Eugene and Matt focus on the shift to online or remote teaching and the particular challenges and advantages that NGSS offers us. Matt shares his experience online teaching including his current offering of synchronous science classes with 3rd and 5th graders. Although Matt would be the first to admit that it doesn't always go according to plan, there are some valuable insights for everyone.

Today we’re sitting down with Matt O’Neill, the Chief Operating Officer of Glencore, North Queensland Assets, based out of Mt Isa. Although Matt grew up in Mt Isa and his father was heavily involved in the resources industry, he had originally been determined not to work in the area himself. However, years later this is exactly where he has ended up. Although originally Matt felt it was necessary to leave the small town, pave his own way, and find opportunities in a bigger city, he discovered upon returning to Mt Isa, that there are very unique benefits from working in a regional area. The opportunities that are available to truly make a difference to the lives of those living in the area are unlike anything Matt experienced throughout his time living in Melbourne as a partner in a consulting firm. Matt reflects on the learnings that he has taken away from this experience, and that when it comes to business, it’s best not to take things personally. Matt touches on some key principles today that have held him in good stead throughout his career. As a leader, he explains how necessary it is to really listen to your employees, and provide quality feedback. Your team need to feel heard and understood, and although you might not agree, you also need to explain why this is the case. Matt also provided some insight into the way his family adjusted from living in a bigger city, to the regional lifestyle and how it has worked out to actually be the best thing for all of them. If you'd like to speak to Matt about your own career journey, you're more than welcome to connect with him on LinkedIn. For more useful tips and resources head to the Resources Unearthed website.

In this episode, Wayne Eckerson and Matthew Schwartz discuss non-traditional uses of business intelligence tools. Although BI tools have been around for almost three decades, most companies just scratch the surface of what’s possible to do with those tools. Using web layers and APIs, a company can use their imagination to customize and leverage their exiting BI tool-set to monetize data, integrate tribal knowledge and build industry-specific proprietary products. Matthew Schwartz is the chief technology officer of Sage Hospitality, one of the world's largest hotel operators. Although Matt is responsible for all aspects of Sage’s IT operations, he has a deep fondness for data and analytics, having served as a BI director for several companies, including PetSmart and Staples. Matt firmly believes in the power of BI tools to transform organizations.

We're closing out our two-part conversation about work and rest on this week's episode of the podcast! While the first part dealt largely with work, the second half will explores the nature of rest, it's significance, and what all this talk of toil and sabbath might look like in your life.Although Matt couldn't join us for this whole conversation, Adam Hanauer took his seat at the table! Adam is a lay pastor here at The Village, and he brings a unique and valuable voice into this conversation as an elder who leads and labors in a traditional workplace. In fact, he kicked off our current sermon series, "Toil & Rest," just a few weeks ago by talking about God's good gift of work.

We're talking all about work and rest for the next two episodes of the podcast! Work is something that all of us - no matter your occupation, employment status, or paycheck - put our hands to every single day. But what actually is work in God's eyes? Is it a result of sin or is it a good gift? And would God really call us to rest? Doesn't it just get in the way of being productive? Should we really be working for the weekend?Although Matt couldn't join us for this conversation, Adam Hanauer took his seat at the table! Adam is a lay pastor here at The Village, and he brings a unique and valuable voice into this conversation as an elder who leads and labors in a traditional workplace. In fact, he kicked off our current sermon series, "Toil & Rest," just a couple weeks ago by talking about God's good gift of work.

Two Fit Crazies & A Microphone Podcast Episode 99 - Matthew Long - ATHLETE-SURVIVOR- SPEAKER Former NYC Firefighter The Long Run, Author Motivational Speaker, WME Speakers Orangetheory Fitness Danbury, CT Franchisee ATHLETE-SURVIVOR- SPEAKER “Why did it happen...and why did I live?” “...Turn your burners on and fire-up the human spirit!” -Matt Long In Episode 99, the Two Fit Crazies are left speechless from the most amazingly inspirational story of one man’s battle for survival after being hit by a 40-ton bus on the streets of New York City at 5:30AM on December 22nd, 2005. With a 1% chance for survival even after receiving over 68 units of blood, Matt Long was not about to give up. As a NYC firefighter, triathlete, marathoner, and IRONMAN at the time of the accident, Matt discusses how his elite fitness level “literally” saved his life. Although Matt champions an “I WILL” attitude, he also shares what it was like to wish his mother had prayed for him to die instead of having to endure the slow and painful process of rehabilitating a body that was practically sliced in two. Unbelievably, Matt not only survived the day he and his bicycle were crushed beneath the 10” space between a charter bus and the asphalt, but also recalls the mental journey to recovery! After more than 40 operations and years of rehabilitation, Matt has since returned to marathons, IRONMANS, cycling, and even holds 8 world records for the indoor rower! Matt also discuss his inspirational book, The Long Run, as well as his love for public speaking engagements and why he decided to be a franchisee for Orangetheory Fitness. Prepare to be inspired! Two Fit Crazies Website: www.mattlongspeaker.com Phone: Book Matt through WME Speakers 212-903-1400 Email: mattlongspeaking@gmail.com Facebook: Matthew Long Twitter & Instagram: @43long_matt I Will Foundation: www.mattlongspeaker.com/pages/foundation Please, as always, be sure to subscribe, rate and review Two Fit Crazies and a Microphone on iTunes or wherever you listen to your favorite podcasts. We appreciate the support and it goes a long way in helping us share our message of health and fitness.

Although Matt and Micah realize that vacation is a time for much needed R&R, they couldn't help but notice the strong business practices of Disney during their time at Disney World. This episode is the product of their seizing an opportunity to appreciate some intelligent business principles at work. This episode is thus solidified around 5 central tenets from the Disney World business model that were gleaned during their vacation. ----According to both Matt and Micah, the five biggest business takeaways are as follows: [#1 Voluntary Transactions] Disney World is expensive, but they are completely transparent with just how expensive they are. They even have shirts that say “the most expensive day ever.” What this creates for those in the amusement park is almost a willingness to participate in the expensive nature of the park. Disney World promises a magical experience with an above average price tag; the biggest part of the experience is willingly forking over the money and getting that return of value that is promised. This is directly applicable to your practice. [#2 Paid Prospecting] Once you pay the cover charge to get inside the amusement park, everything else still costs money. And every ride ends in a gift shop, as Micah states. They really don't give you anything for free. This is directly applicable to advisors who set up introductory meetings for prospecting and who stick to their rules about pricing. After introductory consultations, you won't throw free stuff to the client to get them on board, you demonstrate your ability to provide the client value, and it will cost commensurately. [#3 Saving Clients' Time Through Skillful Guidance] As the episode explores, there are expert guides one can hire at Disney World who walk you through the park and who know the system well enough to provide you the most rides, attractions, and the most efficiency for your buck. Just like your advising practice, one should be a comparable guide for clients. [#4 Increasing Pricing] It is well-known that Disney has no qualms about increasing their prices to line up with their need for profit and growth; so too you need to increase prices to meet goals and to fully bring the quality of work needed for your clients. [#5 Don't Budge] Plain and simple, there are rules in place at Disney that are completely enforced. So too one should not bend to the whims of clients in your practice. Prices shouldn't drop, exceptions should not be made. Communicate to prospect and clients that your business model is concrete and its practices unwavering. ---- Matt and Micah's Action Items Be aware of what you need to charge to make 50% profitability (remember, this means after all salaries are paid!) in gross revenue a reality for your firm Create unwavering rules that are not broken. Just like the Disney World guide, guide your clients in a similar manner. Be the time-saving expert they can depend on. When you are on vacation, leave the office at home--and yes, that means the email. And when on vacation with your family in particular, being “there” with your family is the most important thing. More details at: http://theperfectria.com/5-business-lessons-learned-from-disney-world/ ---- Produced by Simpler Media

Like it or not we are thinking, conscious, beings and that means we have responsibilities! One of those responsibilities is to engage our brain because if left alone it's more than happy to take the lazy route, on the highway of life, and coast on autopilot. So in today's episode we talk about the broken school system, why learning is a life long endeavor, and discuss some techniques to turn anybody into a learning monster! Although Matt does begin the conversation ranting about the responsibility of proper journalism, particularly the New York Times article about Jordan Peterson, and later on Sam tells us of a harrowing encounter he had with a possum that turned him into the man barely standing before us today. Just another day on the Uncle2Beers podcast!Sign up to Sam's free email course HEREAnd buy the book -> Connecting the Dots See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

I sat down with Matt Laker, who just returned from an Asia tour... We talk about something people don't really talk about... How to beat depression and loneliness when traveling. We also reveal a new paradigm in business education and how to maintain success for a long time without the massive ups and downs most entrepreneurs face... Matt's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC__nKC5BlhAlzBCZa8cPr-g/featured Matt's related video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBzZUWGm7RI “Want to connect on Facebook? Add me on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/aleksander.vitkin Being location independent goes with certain expenses. You have to handle yourself emotionally. If you are a high achiever, you have to go through crazy emotions in your life. If you are not going through these emotions, that means, you are not pushing your boundaries. As we get more responsibility, we get a sense that we are contributing back to the world. There are people who start businesses and they immediately get success. They have never faced failure. Most people have to push through a lot of limiting beliefs. Don’t compare with people who have an ever growing spiral of success. Matt is a very ambitious person, but did not have enough experience in the beginning. Matt has tried a lot of ways to start a business and faced so many failures. These failures led him to depression, because he was pushing things very hard with no success. Although Matt had a lot of struggles, he was able to get through it and build a successful business. He always tries to figure out a way to achieve what he wants. One of the keys that led Matt build a real business is his very strong willpower. He uses that power to do stuff that other people do not want to do. Having a good sleep schedule, eating properly and cutting stuff like alcohol and drugs can have a huge effect on people. Matt decreased the amount of alcohol he drinks and stopped eating unhealthy food. Moreover, he goes regularly to the gym to stay healthy and in good shape. He has found the perfect balance between sleeping, eating and drinking. You can use your power of will to do absolutely everything according to your schedule. However, Matt’s opinion is that you need to find the sweet spot that works best for you. If we lead our lives in the right way, we can literally work forever, contribute to the world forever and leave retirement aside. Retirement is the old way of thinking, which is going away. Now, we are able to live a long prosperous life where we are healthy and energetic forever. Doing exercises is a huge thing that boosts your productivity dramatically. Of course, you need to have certain limitations. If you have tasks in your schedule like going to the gym, yoga, running, you will not have enough time to complete your business tasks. You need to find the right balance between those things. Some people’s happiness depends on spending money. There are people who want to spend money on crap which will give them short term happiness. That is the bad way of spending money. Good ways of spending money: • Giving money to charity. You should give money to those who need it the most, so that they rely less on government. This is an awesome way to use money to gain leverage in your life. • Save 10% to 20% of your income, so that you have enough money to survive for a year without any money. It is very normal to have ups and downs in your life as an entrepreneur. A good idea is not only to talk to professionals, but also to your peers. That helps especially if you travel with other entrepreneurs. That is what we called Peer To Peer Mentorship. That is a system that we use in our Daily Business Hustle mastermind to get guys’ success long term and to have them grow continuously long time. It is best to be taught by someone who is not too far ahead of you, because they still understand where you are coming from and what are the struggles that you face.

You would think an Olympic Gold Medalist dreams of being an olympian from a young age, however believe it or not, Matthew Mitchem gained his diving skills from trampolining! In this detailed interview, Matt tells us about his initial failures to make the Olympics, and the personal journey that led him to meet his new coach. He not only made it to Beijing, he won gold! When the honeymoon was over, another journey began. Matt struggled with depression, narcotics addiction and restlessness. Although Matt struggled, it was his self awareness and vulnerability that rescued him. Now a talented and funny cabaret performer, Matt is having the time of his life. We loved talking to Matt, he even sang for us! Enjoy!