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Career coach and CEO Terry Boyle McDougall is passionate about the link between personal happiness and professional success. As you find your purpose, that purpose drives you toward the success you crave. “Each person is on this earth for a reason. We all need to find our purpose. Other people can't tell us what that is. You cannot be fully fulfilled unless you do that.” Taking care of your health is key to having a fulfilling life and career. “If you take care of yourself, when it comes time to do work, you have the energy to invest in that [work].” As Terry emphasizes, you can learn to pay it forward with positive energy. “When people are happy, there is a positive energy that emanates from them, and that can be very attractive to the people they work with.” In this episode, discover the balance between personal happiness and professional success. Discover for Yourself: What is the relationship between personal happiness and professional success? What role do the two play in building healthy habits? What are some success stories of how people have balanced personal happiness and professional success? What are some steps people can take to make needed career changes that will maximize both personal happiness and professional success? Connect with Terry McDougall: Website: www.terrybmcdougall.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/terrybmcdougall LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/terrybmcdougall Follow Food Experience Unplugged: Website: https://foodexperienceunplugged.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoodExperienceUnplugged/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/foodexperienceunplugged

 Episode 212 (Season 5, Episode 5) Text Marketing Rarely does the Boom Team fall “off the rails” to this extent. As Terry says at the end of the show, “best episode we've ever done!” Todd and Producer Christian didn't say much after the episode, but both winked at the same time, which was weird. When all's said and done, you're going to get your money's worth out of this one! The team dives deep into the world of text message marketing and discovers the power that comes from doing it right! Five tips, two new restaurants, two crying sessions, and a single, solitary acoustic guitar…all right here in Episode 5 of Season 5!   SHOW NOTES Christian is able to soothe by lightly light plucking his guitar! [1:04] Come to the Pluck and Soothe Restaurant when you're hungry and a little bit tight [3:33] The team has completely lost it! [5:11] Christian finds his bleeper and Megan is the victim [5:51] Shout out to Todd's parents [6:30] HOT TIP:  Use video text messaging [8:58] Tip #1 - Show who you are [10:48] Do you know someone killing it in the .gif world? [12:28] Tip #2 - Keep it simple [14:14] Tip #3 - Find a solid provider [15:40] Todd's Fun Fact [17:42] Todd taunts the cows [18:47] Mad Cow Disease - “The Sneaky Silent Killer” [19:26] Tip #4 - Have a call to action [19:55] Come to the Pluck and Smooth Restaurant when you're hungry and need a shave [20:43] The team has completely lost it yet again! [21:04] Tip #5 - Set a schedule [22:25] Christian plays us out with his soothing acoustic guitar [24:30]   SHOW LINKS Best Chicken and Waffle Restaurant in Every State:  https://mediafeed.org/great-chicken-waffle-joints-in-every-state/ Bomb Bomb Video Messaging:  BombBomb.com Cows Are Actually Deadlier Than You Ever Knew:  https://io9.gizmodo.com/cows-are-deadlier-than-you-ever-knew-1690950434 10 Facts About Mad Cow Disease:  https://www.thedailybeast.com/10-facts-about-mad-cow-diseases The Legendary Esteban Playing His Acoustic Guitar:  https://youtu.be/DdSXvDuRfXI Animated .gifs for Dummies:  https://buffer.com/library/animated-gifs/ Effective Scheduling:  https://www.mindtools.com/pages/article/newHTE_07.htm   BOOM LINKS Email: info@boomrealestatepodcast.com Web: www.boomrealestatepodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/boomrealestatepodcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCt1P-rEDZ1h2UYT20EN4mYQ 30-Day Jumpstart: www.Boom30.com Coronavirus Playbook:  www.BoomPlaybook.com  

Bobby Labonte joins Dale Earnhardt Jr. on this week’s episode to dive deeper into the NASCAR Hall of Famers family history, successful career and current racing endeavors. Much of Labonte’s NASCAR career is well publicized but Dale Jr. is curious about the path that led the Corpus Christi, Texas, native to rise from the shadow of his older brother Terry Labonte to assert himself as a NASCAR champion. Dale Jr. along with co-host Mike Davis are shocked to learn that the Labonte racing heritage isn’t rooted in Texas. Find out where their father was raised, how he started racing and what led to him coming to Texas. Bobby’s story starts in his childhood, growing up with a tough dad. Bobby shares the lessons he learned from watching Terry skip school and face the consequences. As Terry began racing in Texas, Bobby was there to watch until the family got barred from their local track. Find out what led them to having to race elsewhere in Texas. Around the same time, Bobby began helping out his brother Terry’s team in the shop. He worked under “Suitcase” Jake Elder and even earned a nickname. Find out what his role was and why the name was so fitting. This eventually led him to full-time work on a Cup team where he learned a variety of skills by building and working on race cars. As he progressed as a mechanic, he was on his brothers 1984 championship team. Hear how these experiences shaped his later career and the turning point that changed everything. Now as he began racing himself, Dale inquires about the details of his late model career and how he ascended up the ranks to eventually buying a Busch Series car with his dad. Find out how, like most guests, Robert Gee factored into the equation. Once Labonte emerged on the national scene, Dale Jr. remembers taking notice. Bobby opens up about riding his brothers coattails to get to that point, how he dealt with the pressure and then trying to establish his own footprint in the sport. A few years into his Cup career, opportunities with other teams emerged. Hear how he landed the Joe Gibbs Racing ride, the role Dale Jarrett played in it all, the offer he got from Robert Yates, and what Dale Sr. told Joe Gibbs. Bobby recalls the special day at Atlanta Motor Speedway in 1996 when he won the race and Terry won the championship. He talks about how everything came together that day and why something like that may never happen again. Stories from the 1998 Daytona 500 continue to emerge this year on the Download. Hear Bobby’s perspective as the second-place finisher that day and what he thought about his chances leading into the race. Dale Jr. and Bobby recall times racing each other, including an epic battle at Pocono in 2001. Hear their recollections of the race and if they ever had any problems with each other on the track. Plus, find out how Dale Jr. cost Bobby a shot at $1 million dollars at Talladega in 2000. One of the greatest things Dale Jr. said he learned from Bobby was the art of the escape after a race. Hear Bobby’s best ways of getting out of the track and the time Dale Jr. dressed up as a Labonte fan after a race. Fresh off his first start in the SMART Modified Tour, Bobby talks about why he continues to race and how he got into modified racing. Plus, hear his expectations as a driver for Tony Stewart and Ray Evernham’s Superstar Racing Experience this summer Before Bobby joins the show, Dale talks about the rough day for JR Motorsports at Phoenix Raceway and his reaction to Josh Berry’s double bird. Plus, how a close friend is entering a truck at the Bristol dirt race and a Dirty Mo Media sponsored car is making laps around Bristol this week. In Ask Jr. Presented by Xfinity, Dale dishes on tracks using traction compound and Martinsville removing its grass. Lastly, hear where Dale Jr. will be in the booth to call a race this weekend. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Does your electronic signing platform turn your smartphone into a signature pad? TrueSign does, in addition to meeting several other compliant, mobile criteria you’ll want to consider when adopting an electronic signing platform in today’s increasingly remote world. Grab a notepad and join us for a conversation with two ImageSoft Originals, Tim Zarzycki and Terry Chaudhuri, about how TrueSign is helping people confidently proceed and succeed in swiftly collecting auditable and compliant electronic signatures from contract vendors, court case participants, internal staff, the public and other external parties. As Terry will illustrate, TrueSign is hosted in the highly secure Microsoft Azure Cloud, which fulfills CJIS, PCI, FIPS and HIPPA compliance standards. Serving as a Cloud solution also means it’s ideal for enterprise-wide use because there is minimal setup, and because it provides a straight-forward design that is user-friendly for all technical aptitudes. Terry and Tim also go over proxy signing capabilities (which are game changers for Judges or CEOs who often have assistants sign on their behalf), QR Code functionality, achieving interoperability with REST APIs and no-cost integrations, and much more.

As Terry's 60th birthday looms in the near future, Heather & Terry take the time to figure out the importance of exercise in your later years, especially in terms of fighting off late-stage dementia!

May 6, 2020 During this week’s Real Estate Roundup, Steve spoke with Terry Story, a 31-year veteran at Keller Williams in Boca Raton, about what the process of buying and closing on a home sale looks like in the coronavirus environment. How Home Buying All right, so we start with a listed property. Terry explains, “I would have already made videos of the home and taken my buyers on a virtual tour. Then, if they’re seriously interested, I arrange for them to do an actual real-world tour of the property, complete with mask, gloves, and even protective booties for their feet.” Neither the buyer’s agent nor the seller or their agent can be inside the property when the buyer is doing an in-person tour. Social distancing, right? This is far different from the way it’s traditionally done, and it requires some trust. Terry noted that “We’re letting strangers into someone’s home, unsupervised, and the buyer and seller are being exposed to each other—possibly being exposed to the virus.” Terry pointed out that the positive thing about all of this is that the seller can pretty well safely assume that the buyer is a very serious, motivated buyer. Otherwise, they wouldn’t be willing to go through all these obstacles—the mask, the gloves, etc. Terry continued explaining the procedure. “Let’s assume the seller’s agent knows the buyer by now and that the buyer has been qualified—really qualified, not just a pre-qualify. We’re talking about having proof of funds. That means that if the buyer is paying cash, then they’ve got the money in their bank account right now. If they’re financing buying the home, then they’ve been approved for the financing. It’s solid. They have a mortgage loan that’s been approved. The seller’s agent is going to, like, hold the buyer’s driver’s license while the buyer goes into the home, by themselves, for their do-it-yourself tour of the home.” Steve added that getting that mortgage loan approval is noticeably more difficult than it was before the coronavirus hit. For example, because people’s employment situations are more uncertain, the bank is going to check on their income and employment situation not just when they apply for the loan but all the way up to right before closing, right before everybody signs everything and the bank hands over that big check. Mortgage lenders are really just doing their due diligence. It’s just that things have changed, and the reality is that the buyer might have had a job when he first applied for financing, but he might have been laid off before we got to the closing. The lender is going to look at more than just the buyer’s assets or salary; they’re going to dig deeper and find out, for instance, if the buyer is considered to be an essential worker. Terry summed things up by saying that the bottom line is this: it’s an agent’s job to act as a transaction broker. She said, “It’s my job as a listing agent to make sure that I’m bringing people to meet with the seller who is qualified and highly motivated to buy, especially right now.” Getting To The Closing Steve asked Terry to continue describing the step-by-step process of closing the sale. Once a qualified and motivated buyer is brought together with an eager seller, the next step is to come to an agreement on price. At that point, the process pretty much continues like it always has. As Terry explained, “It’s time for an inspection period. But one change is that inspection periods aren’t taking as long as they used to. They’re now typically a week or less, instead of ten days because inspectors just aren’t as busy these days.” The lending process, from the agent’s point of view, is still basically the same, “Except,” Terry said, “that we’re checking on it every few days, calling the lender to make sure the money will be lent in a timely fashion. That could be a potential area of concern when you consider the strain that the coronavirus pandemic is putting on everyone.” Terry explained that, in general, the name of the game is really just staying on top of everything, staying in touch with each party involved in the process to be sure that everyone is still on board. “We need to make sure that everyone still wants to be in on the deal, that everyone is still motivated and working toward the same goal of getting to the closing table. Frankly, we’re communicating more than we ever have before with the other realtor, just to make sure that we’re all still on the same page and that everything’s getting done properly.” Sealing The Deal Staying on top of each stage of the process is critical in preventing the sale of the home from falling through. As the process moves along, the final stage is the closing itself. This is another part of the process that’s changed as a result of the coronavirus. Terry informed listeners that, “Closings can basically be done remotely now. Certain lenders have approval to close on a home completely remotely. The biggest issue is that some documents have to be notarized. But as we deal with more closings in this way, we’re learning how to get things done as smoothly as possible. The title companies are moving toward going completely digital, but if need be, someone from the title company will go out to the buyer to have documents signed. Agents are becoming couriers, doing whatever it takes to get all the necessary documents signed. We’re doing whatever it takes to get the job done and close on the home.” Typically, the agent gets the seller to sign all the documents first, and then they get the documents to the buyer. Some lenders are sending a lot of the documents to the buyers in advance so that at the closing table there are fewer documents to sign. Once payment clears, the agent might have to be a courier once again to make sure the keys to the home get to the buyer. If you’d like to learn more about buying or selling a home, visit https://teamterrystory.com/ or call Terry at 561-945-4348.

I caught up with Terry Hedden from Marketopia for this podcast. Normally, I see Terry on the road, but we're going to miss each other for the next few months. AND he's got a big sales coaching event coming up while I'm down in Australia. So, it was good to catch up on the podcast. Terry started out as an IT service provider. He built and sold a 49 person MSP in 6 years. Now he runs Marketopia, the largest demand generation firm for MSPs. Marketopia provides outsourced marketing and outbound lead generation. As Terry says, they are most successful when an MSP lets them run the lead generation based on their proven process. In other words, when you try to do it differently, you are likely to be less successful. :-) This interview has a lot of detail on the services Marketopia offers (including some very good pricing information). In October, Marketopia is putting on a training event called 4U2Grow - see https://www.4u2grow.com/ for more information. The conference is October 8-11. Primary web site: https://www.marketopia.com/ :-)

Rx for RN's Using Emotional Freedom Techniques to release stress with Terry Maluk.Terry Maluk is a gifted speaker, author, and stress-relief specialist. A member of the American Holistic Nurses Association, Terry holds a Master of Science degree in Public Health and is also an accredited, certified Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT Tapping) practitioner and a registered yoga teacher through Yoga Alliance. Having spent over 15 years in the fast-paced technology field under constant pressure to do more with less while responding to unexpected crises, Terry learned firsthand about the effects of chronic stress. What seemed to be a series of random physical symptoms became an obvious pattern that began impacting her activities and the quality of her life. Embarking on her own personal quest to understand not only what was happening but why, she discovered how chronic stress impacts the mind and body. The connection between stress and physical and emotional symptoms is real. And there are definitely tools we can use to relieve stress and gain control over our lives again. As Terry learned a variety of time-honored and scientifically proven stress-relief techniques that reduced her own pain and chronic stress, she began to share with others who were experiencing similar stressful situations. Her book, Rx for RNs, is based on her hands-on experience working with clients and seeing the life-changing results they received. Connect with Terry on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/terry-maluk/ Follow Terry on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FromStressed... Visit Terry at From Stressed to Calm: https://FromStressedToCalm.com Learn about Terry's book: https://FromStressedToCalm.com/rx-for... Find Joan everywhere Facebook: Joan Kaylor, MSED, LPC, DCEP Twitter: @JoanKaylor Linked In: Joan Kaylor TappingWithJoan.com Joan@joankaylor.com "Manifest Your Dreams" Udemy course: https://www.udemy.com/manifest-your-d... Embed code:https://youtu.be/PpAd1TlQ7mI

As Terry's birthday comes to a close, Natalie's mom is newly single after some shady business while Heather deals with the back pain...and finds out it caused by Terry! The Heather Hotline is here! Ask Heather your questions at 949-439-5159 anytime, anywhere! And thank you to today's sponsors: Amazon = Shop using Amazon.com/shop/HeatherDubrow to keep the podcast FREE! Blinds Galore = Go to BlindsGalore.com and get custom blinds and shades for your home today GameFly = Go to GameFly.com/Heather to start your FREE premium 30-day trial today Leesa Mattresses = Get up to $235 off and free shipping at Leesa.com/Heather and use promo code HEATHER at checkout Pluto TV = Download the leading streaming television service for free on all of your favorite Devices today!

As Terry's 60th birthday looms in the near future, Heather & Terry take the time to figure out the importance of exercise in your later years, especially in terms of fighting off late-stage dementia! Have any questions for Heather & Terry? Use the Heather Hotline and call or text 949-439-5159 anytime, anywhere! And thank you to today's sponsors: The Dubrow Diet = Heather & Terry's book is availabe October 16th, 2018—pre-order your copy now at Amazon.com ADT Security = Figure out how to customize a security system to fit your needs at ADT.com/smart Pluto TV = Download the leading streaming television service for free on all of your favorite Devices today! Wet n' Wild = Find your perfect shade today for only $4.99

Terry is a compulsive gambler who hit “rock bottom” at the age of 30 when he lost nearly $1 million in a 36-hour period in Las Vegas and Atlantic City. But he got himself into rehab, shifted gears from gambling to running and got his life together. This Fall he will run his 16th consecutive New York City Marathon. Terry's love of running extends into his new position/career as Executive Director of the New York Chapter of Back On My Feet. As Terry describes it: "Back on My Feet combats homelessness through the power of running and community support to help our members get employed and housed. Our members run every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 5:30 to 6:30 in the morning. And if achieve a 90% attendance record in the first month, they get into our Next Steps program. That's where the secret sauce is. That's where we really can help overcome barriers to self-sufficiency." DOWNLOAD EPISODE TRANSCRIPT Click here to learn more about Back On My Feet.

For this Real Estate Round-Up, Terry Story is “in the house”, in person with Steve, and kicks off the conversation with how good credit can help you, even as a renter.  When Terry does a rental, the first thing she looks at is the tenant’s credit score. As Terry puts it, a landlord’s major goal is to get paid every month and to make sure that his property does not get trashed.  A good credit score demonstrates that the tenant has managed finances responsibly and makes it easier to forgive other things, such as the desire to have a pet because there is a correlation between a good credit score and the way that people keep up a house

On today’s episode of Brandstorm, we welcome Terry Sweet, an award-winning music composer and jingle writer. Terry discusses the process in putting a brand’s message to music and why certain commercial jingles stick with us forever. Terry SweetHaving performed and written original music since he was a teenager, Terry Sweet spent his early days playing in rock bands. He was especially infatuated with acts like The Bee Gees, The Beatles and others who performed catchy pop songs that the industry dubbed "bubble gum," or upbeat tunes that are specially marketed to a teenage demographic. He entered the world of jingles by way of his friends' recording studio in downtown Milwaukee, where he worked as a session musician during the day and recorded his own material at night. Eventually, the studio lost their main client, and the potential of the studio closing was eminent, until one day, an ad agency called the studio seeking a jingle for Mayfair Mall in Wauwatosa, WI. The studio owners pondered the idea of becoming a jingle company, and offered Terry the chance at writing, recording and presenting the jingle to the agency, with the promise of a full-time job if all went according to plan. The agency loved the song, and since then, Terry has composed, arranged and produced hundreds of radio and television jingles for clients such as Allstate Insurance, Kellogg's Raisin Bran, John Deere, Kraft Foods and more. Locally, he has composed jingles for David Hobbs Honda, Colder's Furniture, 7 Mile Fair, Stein's Gardens & Gifts, and many others. He has also won several national advertising and broadcast awards. What Makes a Memorable JingleTerry believes there is a science behind why great jingles resonate with consumers. A clever melody and message, partnered with an interesting sound or talented singer, can have a big effect. He explains that music is the one form of expression that reaches an intersection within the brain of emotion, intellect and psychology. He points to the feeling we all get when we hear a familiar song and are seemingly transported to another time and place, being able to recall where we heard it, who we were with and how it made us feel. Touching on a positive memory, and then leading the customer to associate that memory with a brand, is the goal of most jingles. Repetition on television, radio or digital also plays a part, as the greatest jingle ever can't sell anything without an audience to hear it. Terry also mentions that from an early age, we can memorize a lot of information when tied to a simple melody. Nursery rhymes like "the Alphabet Song" or "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" are some of the most universally known songs to this day, and are evidence of our ability to recall specific information when coupled with an easy-to-remember earworm. What Comes First: Music or Lyrics?Though every project is different, Terry says most ad agencies have a theme or a specific tagline in mind that they would like a song built around. In the case of Colder's, it was important to have the phrase "Step Up" be the umbrella that all other information would fall under. Terry cites the Colder's campaign as the best he has ever worked on, due to the many variations the original message and tune have taken to promote different holiday sales, like Christmas or the Fourth of July. While some of the information Terry requires before beginning his process seem obvious -- who is the company, what is their product, etc. -- there are other key takeaways that he seeks. These include how the brand wants their name sung (as often there is a technical corporate name that could also be referenced) and what the target demographic is. As Terry tells us, selling sneakers to teenagers is different than selling luxury cars to Baby Boomers, so often the knowledge he has of the required demographic helps shape the musical direction of the jingle. Terry also asks what differentiates a company from their competitors. Is it their friendly staff? Their added convenience? Their affordability? For Terry, the process is more about business than it is about music. His job is to create a vehicle that will attract the attention of a specific target audience, accompanied by music that the audience likes and can relate to, along with a message that is compelling to them. Finding TalentThe community of musicians who consistently work in the studio isn't very large, Terry explains. While there are talented performers all over the world, those that know the advertising business and can sing with a smile or sell an idea through music are the artists that Terry needs. While some stars have recorded commercials after they've had their big break, others did so long before their worldwide success. For instance, Country Superstar Garth Brooks sent Terry his demo tape early in his career filled with songs that would eventually become gigantic hits. They ended up recording a jingle together for John Deere. What's NextTerry enjoys stepping out of the studio and playing for audiences at a few resorts in the area, staying as eclectic as he can and performing everything from classic rock to classical music. He also has three potential projects in the works: a travel documentary series; a cartoon program; and a feature film. Whether conducting orchestras for jingles or recording his own songs with likeminded musicians, Terry loves working with talented people who help bring additional life to his material. Contact Terry:Website: www.TerrySweet.com

"Don't be afraid to struggle. You will become stronger the older you get. Struggle creates something unique and different." - Terry Cook   Being uncomfortable and failing are two things most people try to avoid but Terry Cook embraced this zone. This seems to be an ongoing theme among successful people. Life seems to happen when you play in that zone between being comfortable and uncomfortable. If you're constantly in a state of comfort then no growth occurs. If you're constantly in a state of discomfort then you die at 50 years old of a heart attack. Terry, originally from Spencer, Iowa, wrestled at the University of Nebraska and ranked as high as fourth in the country. He went on to  work in the fundraising industry for 10 years. If you don't know Terry, he's also a pretty damn good golfer. So I'll use golf to paint a picture of this analogy. All golfers shank their shots or miss easy putts but the good golfers do it less. They do it less because they learn from their mistakes. Just like anything in life. Mistakes and struggles HAVE to be embraced because they WILL happen. As Terry points out in the podcast, "Nothing is wrong with suffering a little bit, and earning what you get." Terry was speaking specifically about raising kids to be happy and successful. This is an important point that doesn't get talked about enough. A person cannot appreciate the good if they have not experienced the bad. Ironically, the original definition of "passion" is defined: "The willingness to endure suffering." If your life is filled with actual passion, you will be willing to endure the suffering. You will be willing to fail because you concentrate on the bigger goal that YOU want to achieve. As they say, "A great thing given is never as good as a great thing earned." When you put your heart and soul into a venture it's understandable to feel like you deserve success. Although, just because you work hard at something doesn't mean you deserve anything. This leads to desperation, and desperation can lead to dangerous behavior. Failures and setbacks will occur at every step of the way, small and large. Take a step back and think about why it happened, and then think about how to change it. Because failure isn't fatal, but failing to change might be.

[caption id="attachment_1277" align="aligncenter" width="300"] The World is Yours![/caption] Poor to Abundance - How To Make America Great. We have a newly elected President of the United States, in Donald Trump. The platform he ran on was "Make America Great again".  In the minds of many American, making America great entails the creation of jobs across the country. Many individuals think this is a lofty promise, with those position of jobs largely dependent upon manufacturing. I think it's time we change our mode of thinking and become independent of the government process for greatness.  Terry R. Robinson has the springboard for boosting the mindset change of Americans to make their lives great. Terry Robinson - Piss poor to abundance Terry Robinson has always had a knack for numbers. As Terry stated during our interview "I was counting in my mother's womb.  Terry has a lesson for everyone on multiple levels within her writing. Education is the key to understanding while being aware many of us are ignorant to many ways of business. Our ignorance stems from our middle-class worker education and mentality. Once upon a time in the world, an individual could raise a family and live a very comfortable life with a high school education. Those times seem to have passed us by, never to return.   All Is Not Lost Miss Robinson, being a native Chicagoan and after having graduated from DePaul University, She set her sites on the corporate world. Several years into her working career, a change of mindset began to brew.  Revisiting some very deep social and family trauma from her childhood drove deep soul searching. The result was acquiring a job away from Chicago in Sunny Florida where things began to click and make sense. Here are a Few Points how to move towards financial abundance. Don't Hustle Backwards Many people figure the right education in the field will land them the perfect job.  From Terry's point of view, this is Hustling backward.  You can only make as much as someone is willing to pay when working for someone else. Finding your niche to generate income and happiness is the key to abundance. Look outside your box. Sometimes you have to look away from your circumstances or remove yourself from the environment to get a better perspective. We become and set our standards to the environment we inhabit. Often a sampling of a totally different experience will help you to grow exponentially. The experience most likely will be very uncomfortable. The long-term gains will outweigh the discomfort. Business owner, not an employee unless you employ yourself. The wealthy of this and most countries are derived from owners, not employees. Look for opportunities aligning with your talents and passion for creating wealth under your terms.  Don't be afraid to ask questions, and take some risk.  Change your mindset to an owner and problem solver, as being a business owner will create freedoms few of your peers can appreciate or afford. Create an independent financial machine, go from Piss Poor to Abundance. Creating a legal company is far easier than you think.  When a business is started by an individual, the company has many financial rights as an individual. Here are few quick perks: Independent financial legal status Independent Financial status Able to secure greater lines of credit It is easy with the internet for someone to research terms such as. Dunns and Bradstreet score LLC LLP S-corp Sole Proprietor Venture capital Build to sell Asset protection Business credit identity The right and founding principle of America is to Own you Own. The very reason many individuals flock to America is to be a business person or work for themselves.  Somehow we have forgotten the basics. Terry detail how her slow third level education came when she found herself working very long hours and not having the capital gains to show. Additionally, Terry saw the first hand the people with the most wealth owned businesses. From her knowledge and observation Piss Poor to Abundance was born. Now go Live The Billionaire LifeStyle  

Terry Keane is a tutor with Literacy Advance and Nada Hassan is one of his students. She emigrated from Egypt in 2014 and therefore has a lot interesting observations to make about Texan life in Houston. While she had studied English at the University (She has a degree in Egyptology), this was British English and you can imagine that Texans don't sound anything like that to her! She therefore sought out Literacy Advance to learn how to read and write our way. As Terry mentions, the failure rate among the students of Literacy Advance is zero percent. These are motivated grown-ups doing what they must to get ahead professionally and become contributing members of our community. The organization deserves our help. They are in need of volunteers to tutor so if that's something you think you'd like to get involved with, check out their website: www.literacyadvance.org.

Terry Virts was a NASA astronaut from the year 2000. The Maryland native graduated with Academic Distinction from the United States Air Force Academy in 1989 and has logged over 4,300 flight hours in more than 40 different aircraft. He served as the Endeavour pilot for STS-130 in 2010, and was assigned to Expedition 42/43, where he served as commander for Expedition 43 in 2015. Virts has conducted three spacewalks totalling more than 19 hours and has logged 212 days in space on his two flights. Was previously assigned to the Extravehicular Activity Robotics branch. WATCH THIS FULL EPISODE FOR FREE: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/terry-virts-a-beautiful-planet/ 00:00 Trailer. 02:32 Brian’s thoughts on the episode. 05:56 Brian’s Introduction. 06:22 Thoughts on the UK and its history of exploration. 08:33 Watching The Right Stuff with George Zamka the night before going into space. 09:25 Viewing Gravity with Samantha Cristoforetti whilst in space. 11:29 Did The Right Stuff bring back memories of going to Flight School? 12:37 Characteristics required for being a test pilot or astronaut. 14:15 How the overview has affected Terry. 16:46 In space with a Russian during conflict between Russia and Ukraine. 20:21 Robust quality of Russian space technology whilst the US pushes technology limits. 23:44 Volume of work doesn’t allow for too much contemplation. 25:06 Are astronauts kept busy for psychological reasons? 27:33 The importance of knowing about psychological changes from being separated from earth? 28:43 How to lead a successful team mission. 30:21 How astronauts are affected by communication delay when going further into space. 31:48 The us versus them mentality. 33;22 Why Terry now associates different countries with colour for his forthcoming book. 36-01 A passionate photographer taking the opportunity to take pictures of earth from space. 42:22 How does an astronaut replace that experience on earth. 43:24 How Terry became an astronaut. 47:46 Why Terry trained to be a test pilot. 51:31 Scariest moment as a pilot. 53:16 What it takes to be a F16 pilot. 55:43 As an astronaut, what he had to do mentally and physically to cope with 200 hours in space. 58:21 Dealing with a super dangerous ammonia emergency in space. 1:04:01 Russia’s political attitude within the space industry. 1:06:44 Terry’s views on Spacex and Orbital ATK. 1:09:15 Should NASA be building cargo supply rockets or a commercial endeavour try it? 1:11:42 What is needed to get man on Mars. 1:14:10 If man does go to Mars, can we get them back? 1:16:45 Terry’s response to those who say we did not land on the moon. 1:28:54 The need for constant space exploration PR. 1:21:56 As Terry orbited the earth many times can he say if it is round or flat? 1:23:02 Does Terry ever consider there are Aliens, or life, out in space? 1:28:49 An indication from space of the world’s wealth distribution. 1:35:31 Does NASA have any part of Terry’s life now he has retired from them. 1:36:46 Success secrets. 1:37:28 The prospects for a world with faster broadband connectivity. 1:37:38 What Terry would like people to take from watching A Beautiful Planet. 1:39:14 How Terry got through the long wait to be chosen to go into space. 1:42:31 Transitioning from Nasa to the next phase of his life. 1:43:59 Creative energy will perhaps drive Terry’s next project. 1:45:43 Phone call to the 20 year old Terry Virts. 1:47:27 Best advice ever received. 1:48:54 Advice to the young person wanting to know how to fulfil their ambition. 1:50:34 Brian’s summing up. FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/terry-virts-a-beautiful-planet/

Terrence McDonough, an economics professor at the National University of Ireland in Galway, discusses one of the most controversial issues surrounding water in the current world: the implementation of water charges in Ireland. Terry fills us in on how water historically has been paid for by the Irish people, why the model has changed, and what is behind all of the unrest over these charges in Ireland. As Terry explains, it’s a very complicated issue. One far more complex than it appears at first blush.