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Myomo is a medical wearable robotics company. The company aims to fix neuromuscular disorders through its product offerings. Although Ryan and Brett are not professionals when it comes to robotics or neuroscience, they are able to break-down companies like Myomo. As always enjoy the show! Subscribe to 7 Investing with the code "CCM": https://7investing.com/subscribe/ Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/ChitChatMoney Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/chitchatmoney Disclosure: Chit Chat Money hosts and guests are not financial advisors, and nothing they say on this show is formal advice or a recommendation. Brett Schafer and Ryan Henderson are general partners and portfolio managers at Arch Capital. Arch Capital and its partners may hold securities discussed on this show. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ryan Guina served 6.5 years in the USAF as an aircraft mechanic. Ryan now runs a website called The Military Wallet is a personal finance website for military members, veterans, and their families. His goal is to help the military community better manage money and understand the variety of programs and benefits available to them. Ryan also runs the personal finance website, Cash Money Life. Although Ryan is not a finance professional and no longer serves on Active Duty, the military will always be near and dear to his heart. Ryan wants to share as much information with our nation's veterans and family members as he can. I hope you will find a lot of useful information on his websites! The Military Wallet has been featured in US News & World Report, Yahoo! Finance, Military.com, and a variety of other websites. The Military Wallet is consistently ranked in Wise Bread's ranking of the Top 100 Personal Finance Blogs. See The Military Wallet on Wise Bread. IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Ryan shares with us his journey from his military service in the United States Air Force to becoming an internet blogger, podcaster, and personal finance connoisseur. Ryan creates personal finance-related content that services currently serving the military including Active Duty, Reserves, and National Guard, as well as veterans/retirees and their family members. You will learn through Ryan's experience how difficult it is to scale yourself in an online business model. Many are turning towards online businesses as a way to supplement or even replace their traditional brick and mortar income-generating jobs in hopes to make more money, or at least the same amount of money faster. Ryan shares with us his online business model and the fact that it is anything but quick. Online business is a viable option for those interested in entrepreneurship, but it does take a considerable amount of work and time to be successful! Thanks so much for joining me this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see in this post. Also, please leave an honest review on iTunes for The Change Your POV Podcast! Ratings and reviews are super helpful and greatly appreciated as it helps me expose this show to a wider audience – plus, I read each and every one of them! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/changeyourpov/support

View the shownotes and get a copy of the transcript here Subscribe: Apple Podcast | Stitcher | Google Podcast | Spotify | This episode is a trip.  I discuss and argue with Ryan Muirhead about the struggles artists face using social media to promote themselves and get their work seen while also battling what the superficial numbers can do to your self worth and how they can even drive the direction or your work. Although Ryan was determined to make this interview a train wreck, I’m happy to let you know I found tremendous value in everything he had to share. I really look forward to hearing what YOU took from this episode and how it might change the way you view your relationship between creating and sharing the work that matters most to you. “And it's so fun to believe that the side we've chosen is the right one. I'm really fascinated with that too, that I think you would find very few people who aren't the hero of their own story. Like we just need to be, to keep going. And so then you find all the people that are the heroes of their own story that agree with you. And then you just form your tribe of people that are right and know that capitalism's terrible. And I know that advertising makes me sick and I know that film's better than digital and I just sit and marinate in those beliefs. But if I had been born as a different person, I would believe exactly what they believe. I know I would. It's just so fun to sit and feel our feels and feel the cosmic truth of them. And then to think that these are so insanely subjective and it trips me out because I don't know how to be anything else other than what I am. Yeah. I can hear you and feel the truth of things for me. And then I can also feel that if I was a different person, I wouldn't feel them at all.” -Ryan Muirhead See more of Ryan’s work on his website and follow him on instagram. Support Ryan's work by purchasing from his printshop and you can learn more from him by subscribing to his Patreon. If you enjoyed this podcast, consider sharing this episode with a photographer you love or join the Emotional Storytelling Facebook group. Subscribe to our newsletter for valuable tutorials, tips and resources delivered straight to your inbox. Grab my free Client Communication templates when you sign up for Honeybook. Follow us on IG for your dose of daily emotive inspiration and education.

At age 19, after spending two years planning, training, and fundraising over a quarter of a million dollars, Ryan successfully flew solo around the world. This expedition broke the world record for the youngest pilot and first teenager to circumnavigate the globe solo in a single engine airplane. 24,000 nautical miles, 35 destinations, and 15 countries providing some profound life lessons. Although Ryan’s world flight brought its own brand of adversity, the true test would come just two years later. A normal day at work turned into anyone’s worst nightmare. A plane crash that occurred after liftoff left Ryan in the hospital, fighting for his life. Six months of hospitalization, over a year-and-a-half in rehabilitation, and the ongoing struggles of living with a spinal injury transformed Ryan into a different person. “I may have lost out physically, but I gained mentally in ways I never knew possible.”

Back to 1961 we go for the acclaimed gothic ghost story that set the standard for women in nightgowns creeping around a dark manor holding a candelabra! Based on a play based on a novel, and co-written by the great Truman Capote, “The Innocents” took us into very interesting territory discussing: what is real and what is in our minds, AND; how just a seed of an idea can send us down a spiral that can (and does) end in tragedy. Although Ryan and Tim rated this film differently, they both agree that it is chock-full of greatness, earning it a “buy” and a “stream” (respectfully). Where we watched: Blu-ray RecommenDEADtions: Old Joy / The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch (TV show) The Innocents (1961) Directed by Jack Clayton Written by Truman Capote, William Archibald, John Mortimer

Ryan Dahlgren grew up in Eau Claire, straight away upon graduation Ryan joined the US Army and was trained in airborne infantry. Ryan was stationed with the 3rd US Infantry in Arlington VA. After Ryan got out he went to college and graduated from UWEC. He has been in law enforcement for close to 22 years. Ryan's spent his first five and 1/2 years with the Wisconsin State Patrol and the past 16 1/2 years with ECPD. Although Ryan is not on social media the ECPD is on several platforms to include FB and Twitter. We are always accessible to the public so call us or get ahold of us another way anytime.Ryan's Work # - 715.839.8682Ryan's email - ryan.dahlgren@eauclairewi.govTo send Pat or Ryan a question or comment email us at:Email --- adultingwith@gmail.comFollow Pat @INSTAGRAM --- thepatrickdavy or https://www.instagram.com/thepatrickdavy/FACEBOOK --- https://www.facebook.com/patrick.davy.39

The effects of trauma are too often everlasting and devastating. Is taking responsibility and forgiving those who inflicted pain the answer? Dr. Ryan Turcott talks about the extraordinary loss he suffered as a child, the after-effects, the secrets he kept, and finding the key to forgiveness in an unlikely place. Traumas and Adverse Childhood Experiences manifest in many ways. Although Ryan's trauma is rare - his reaction to it and the decisions he made after are not. Ryan shared how he found his real frequency; if you have an extraordinary story and want to share how you found "Your Real Frequency™", Reach out at yrfco.com.

Bio: Ryan Preisner is the co-founder and CEO of boldSOCKS. In his current role, Ryan oversees all of the backend business processes and operations needed to run and grow the company. After graduating college, Ryan found a job in a corporate environment working for a large food service distributor as a Marketing Analyst. He found his interests and skills leading him towards opportunities to build efficiencies in business through systems and data. This prompted Ryan to go back to college to continue studies in Computer Information Systems. Ryan was promoted to become the Product Data Supervisor and was able to use his skills to help the organization solve complex data challenges. This included building systems used to create new product data for over 35,000 items by large teams requiring coordinated approvals and hand-offs. Although Ryan found success in his role, he lacked contentment and began dreaming of entrepreneurial ideas. Using the skills obtained on the job and in school, Ryan began experimenting with starting his own venture on the side. This included buying and selling snowboards on eBay, buying pallets of returned electronics, building a snowboarding app, and eventually boldSOCKS.com. boldSOCKS was born out of Ryan's desire to have fun with his work apparel and identifying an opportunity for a sock retailer to carry the best brands and patterns of socks. From the beginning, Ryan had a desire to use boldSOCKS for good and have a mission beyond simply selling socks. This originally started with what they called Bold Contributions, but has evolved into strategically supporting clean water initiatives with the Statement Sockwear brand, ensuring ethical production of their products, and developing a company culture that cares for all it impacts. Ryan was born, raised and still resides in the Grand Rapids, Michigan area with his wife Sarah. They have three children (Breckin, Greydin, and Emberlynn). In his free time, Ryan enjoys playing hockey, hiking, helping his wife in their garden, and spending weekly one-on-one time with their kids. Ryan Roff Ryan Roff is a social entrepreneur with a passion for using business to create measurable change and social justice. He is an owner of boldSOCKS in Grand Rapids, MI and the co-founder of Statement Sockwear (a sock brand with a social enterprise model). Ryan represents the creative and marketing side of boldSOCKS. He currently oversees the strategic and creative development of the brands under the boldENDEAVORS umbrella (boldSOCKS.com, boldSOCKS, boldSOCKS Retail and Statement Sockwear) and casts the long-term vision for the company. Before boldSOCKS, Ryan worked as a the packaging coordinator at a major foodservice distributor where he was able to blend strategic brand decisions, art direction, and project management while coordinating the creative development of over 1,000 pieces of packaging artwork and the redesign of four private brands. He then moved to a mid-sized agency where he managed the strategic development and implementation of integrated marketing campaigns across various channels and tactics that included apps, web, print, trade shows, social media and videos. Ryan now lives on the Northside of Grand Rapids with his wife Brooke and one-year son. Together, they enjoy biking, hiking, camping, climbing, cookouts and being outside. While on the Northside, Ryan and his wife enjoy connecting neighbors through social gatherings and recently developed the Northside Happy Hour—a group of more than 30 people that get together from the neighborhood to enjoy a cocktail every month. Here are our social channels: https://www.instagram.com/boldsocksdotcom/ https://www.facebook.com/boldSOCKSdotcom/ https://www.pinterest.com/boldsocks/ https://twitter.com/boldsocksDOTcom Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

They do things differently in Devon, so Cathy Booth discovers in this interview with Devon call change ringer Ryan Trout. Not only do they have a distinctive cream tea, Devon also has its very own unique style of bell ringing.With a great sense of regional pride, Ryan fills Cathy in about this fast and furious ringing style which has it’s own terms and traditions. Listen in to discover more about cartwheeling, Sixties on Thirds, which is also known as the Queen’s Peal, and when to employ a strapper.Although Ryan’s been ringing since about the age of nine this podcast is evidence that he still gets a huge buzz from ringing, visiting other towers, going up into the bell chamber and, of course, visiting the pub afterwards. And keen to encourage others, he generously shares some great tips on places to ring both in Devon and further afield.Ryan is passionate about ringing and spreading the word about Devon call changing, and although you can hear it second hand on You Tube, he urges people to come to Devon and experience if for themselves. Sounds like you’ll get an extremely warm welcome and so, with excellent bell striking, delicious cream teas and some wonderful pubs, what’s stopping you?At the end there is a Q &A session with Pip Penney.For more information and related photographs see www.funwithbells.com

A first grader is the highest-paid YouTube star of 2018, according to Forbes. Eight-year-old Ryan from the United States stars in his own YouTube channel called “Ryan ToysReview.” The channel features videos that show Ryan unboxing toys, playing with them, and happily reacting to them, as a form of review. He reportedly earned $22 million through this channel in the past year. The online celebrity currently boasts of more than 17 million subscribers—mainly elementary school kids—and around 26 billion views. To determine Ryan's estimated earnings, Forbes calculated his revenue from June 1, 2017, to June 1, 2018. The publication used data from several online sources and exclusive information from some industry insiders. Forbes found that $1 million of Ryan's earnings were from sponsored videos, while about $21 million came from advertisements that play before his videos. In addition, Ryan earned money from numerous advertising deals. Last August, he launched his first toy and apparel line in partnership with famous US retailer Walmart. Called “Ryan's World,” the collection features toys that Ryan loves to play with.  Furthermore, it was announced last October that Ryan's channel content will be distributed on streaming sites Hulu and Amazon. Ryan's income was able to surpass other YouTube personalities' earnings, including those of American actor Jake Paul, Dude Perfect's five-man sports crew, gamer DanTDM, and makeup guru Jeffree Star. Although Ryan earns a lot of money, 15% of his income is put in a special account because of his age. This account will be protected until he becomes of legal age.

The latest episode is finally here! Despite numerous post-interview technical issues, I’m now ready to share my awesome interview with Ryan Swanger, the super-down-to-earth Instagram sneaker dad whose collection is anything but usual. I encourage all of you to follow him on Instagram @ryanswanger. Although Ryan’s pictures are very well done (as demonstrated by the […]

Ryan Paliukaitis has had a ton of success in the real estate industry, but admits he's had some big, big failures too. This episode highlights how real estate flipping can go incredibly wrong. Ryan opens up and talks about his lawsuit, going against the planning board due to zoning restrictions, and more. It's important to learn from the mistakes of others, so be sure to stick around until the end to find out what were some of Ryan's biggest takeaways after recovering from his mistakes.   Key Takeaways: • How did Ryan and Alex first meet? • Don't be afraid to reach out and connect with others in your market! • What kind of challenges/mistakes has Ryan faced? • It took a whole year before Ryan was able to land his first deal. • Don't let Ryan's mistakes paralyze you from taking action. Learn from him. • Ryan shares his second biggest mistake! • Despite an attorney's recommendation to not go through this particular deal, Ryan and his partner moved forward anyway. • To fast forward a little bit, the deal begins to turn sour and Ryan needs to lawyer up. • The lawsuit itself lasted over a year, but Ryan was being squeezed from every angle. • Although Ryan had a lawsuit going on, he knew he still had to keep moving forward and think positive. • Ryan shares his third biggest mistake! Let's talk about how to handle contractors. • You never want to go in front of a planning board. Ryan had to do it twice. • Don't let Ryan's mistakes freak you out. When you have challenges, you have to fight through it. • Let's boil it down, what were some of the biggest lessons Ryan has learned? • Make sure you're using the right paperwork. • Don't pay your contractors upfront. • Never stop learning. • It was a very tough time for Ryan, but he's become a better wholesaler because of it. • These mistakes can happen to anyone, which is why it's so important to have good mentors and advisers on your team.   Mentioned in This Episode: www.FlipEmpire.com/ Learn How To Flip Anywhere www.FlipEmpire.com/episode1 Download the "Blind" Postcard That Got Me 20%+ Response Rate www.RyanPal.com www.CrisChico.com     Ask Alex A Question: Have a question you want featured on an upcoming Flip Empire Show? Head over to the Ask Alex page, and record you question. We've made it super easy for you, so let us know what challenges you are having, and Alex will answer it personally! Did you get your FREE Online Course? Text the word EMPIRE to 67076, and we'll send you a link to get instant access to the “5 Ways To Scale Your Real Estate Wholesaling Business To Six Figures (In 6 Months Or Less)” video module training course. Subscribe To The Flip Empire Show, and Leave a Rating & Review!

Ryan Guina served 6.5 years in the USAF as an aircraft mechanic. Ryan now runs a website called The Military Wallet is a personal finance website for military members, veterans and their families. His goal is to help the military community better manage money and understand the variety of programs and benefits available to them. Ryan also runs the personal finance website, Cash Money Life. Although Ryan is not a finance professional, and no longer serves on Active Duty, the military will always be near and dear to his heart. Ryan wants to share as much information with our nation’s veterans and family members as he can. I hope you will find a lot of useful information on his websites! The Military Wallet has been featured in US News & World Report, Yahoo! Finance, Military.com, and a variety of other websites. The Military Wallet is consistently ranked in Wise Bread’s ranking of the Top 100 Personal Finance Blogs. See The Military Wallet on Wise Bread. IN THIS PARTICULAR EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Ryan shares with us his journey from his military service in the United States Air Force to becoming an internet blogger, podcaster and personal finance connoisseur.  Ryan creates personal finance related content that services currently serving military including Active Duty, Reserves, and National Guard, as well as veterans / retirees and their family members. You will learn through Ryan’s experience how difficult it is to scale yourself  in an online business model. Many are turning towards online businesses as a way to supplement or even replace their traditional brick and mortar income generating jobs in hopes to make more money, or at least the same amount of money faster. Ryan shares with us his online business model and the fact that it is anything but quick. Online business are a viable option to those interested in entrepreneurship, but they do take a considerable amount of work and time to be successful!     Thanks for listening! Thanks so much for joining me this week. Have some feedback you’d like to share? Leave a note in the comment section below! If you enjoyed this episode, please share it using the social media buttons you see in this post. Also, please leave an honest review on iTunes for The Change Your POV Podcast! Ratings and reviews are super helpful and greatly appreciated as it helps me expose this show to a wider audience – plus, I read each and every one of them! And finally, don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic updates…see you next time! LISTEN TO THIS EPISODE NOW: Right click here and save-as to download this episode to your computer

Ryan Patrick is a natural, passionate performer with the ability to deliver an unforgettable show. Whether it is chilling at a sexy lounge, soaking up the rays at a pool party, or rocking it out at the club or after-party, Ryan has a versatile sound that will have everyone grooving. Although Ryan found the electronic music scene a little later in life, right from the very beginning it became his passion, and it has had a lasting impact on his life. His early exposure and influences came from the dark and hard Techno/Minimal sounds which dominate Detroit’s underground music scene, and it quickly became his preferred sound early on. Those roots in the Techno/Minimal style tend to find a special place in his performances and recordings, and Ryan’s passion for that style has opened doors for him and his burgeoning DJ career, leading to opportunities to open for some of the legends in Detroit Techno, including Derrick May, Kevin Saunderson, and Stacey Pullen. Over time and with more exposure to other genres of EDM, Ryan has come to identify with a sexier groove in his preferred sound and track selection. At this point in his music career, it is with an open-minded mentality that we find him now including a broader variety of genres in his sets, from House to Tech House, and also delving into Deep House sounds. Through Ryan’s embrace of all styles of electronic music and the scene that accompanies it, he can be characterized as a true connoisseur of electronic dance music. His newfound versatility and creativity is the trademark of his current sets, and it has won him fans the world over. H3LIUM: https://www.facebook.com/groups/H3LIUMDeejays/