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At Age 16, Garrett went from 360 pounds to losing over 150 pounds by adopting a carnivore diet. He shares how chronic health issues like sleep apnea, pre-diabetes, and joint pain were reversed through keto and carnivore eating. Follow Garrett: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61563844125030 Don't Miss Out! Elevate Your Carnivore Journey NOW!**

-Schauffele shot an impressive 6-under 65 yesterday to shoot 9-under for the tournament, winning by 2 shots over Justin Rose and Billy Horschel-We learned that Schauffele is a cigar aficionado and in fact was smoking cigars…AT AGE 10 (with his dad, who introduced them)Show sponsored by 1890 NEBRASKAOur Sponsors:* Check out BetterHelp: betterhelp.com/EARLYBREAKAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This conversation is packed with so much wisdom and refreshing perspectives never shared before on this podcast. Makhosi, The Royal Shaman, shares her African mystic wisdom that takes us on a journey, weaving the concept of spirituality as an accessory, telling her mom at the age of 2 how to mummify her body (according to ancient Egyptian practices), the murder of her best friend, embracing a global spiritual system that began in Egypt, and how she opened an ocean portal that took her into a village in a different dimension to receive spiritual training for an entire year.  ⬇️Secure your ticket to the Forbidden Journey Retreat in September 2024!! https://www.nicolefrolick.com/forbidden-journey-retreat Makhosi's Website: https://www.theroyalshaman.com/  Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@theroyalshaman IG: https://www.instagram.com/theroyalshaman/ Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:22 The Royal Shaman 5:37 The Biggest Block Between Money & Spirituality 9:55 Hustle Culture Illusions 16:00 Alignment Doesn't = No Challenges 23:05 At Age 2 She Remembers Mummification in Egypt 28:54 Initiations Into Ancient Egyptian Paradigms 36:46 “My Best Friend Was Murdered” 47:27 Birthing A Baby & Facing Death Again 52:35 1 Year of Spiritual Training in One Night 1:00:15 Knowing Your Genius 1:06:16 Wealth Sustainability vs Fluctuations SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW If you're enjoying the show, please subscribe to iTunes and leave me a 5 star review!  This is what helps the podcast stand out from the crowd and allows me to help people find a refreshing spin on spirituality with a great blend of entertainment and credible advice. Newsletter: https://the-forbidden-journey.ck.page/5851672b70 Website: http://nicolefrolick.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/nicolefrolick Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nicolefrolick/ Tiktok: https://tiktok.com/@nicolefrolick Spotify: shorturl.at/fikF7 iTunes: http://apple.co/2ve7DtE PayPal: https://paypal.me/theforbiddenjourney Alcheme: https://alchemyacademy.teachable.com/p/alcheme  1:1 Session: https://www.nicolefrolick.com/services Merch: https://www.nicolefrolick.com/shop --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/enlightenup/support

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Ray Gillenwater talks to Andy Rutledge about what went into the new website's design and how strength training has benefited his life. At Age 57, Andy gained 55 lb of bodyweight and got his squat to 405 lb.

At Age 25 what are some things you wished you could accomplish? How about helping a pro basketball player reach the NBA and starting your own agency? These are two of the things that Stacey Leawood has already accomplished in her short career. This week we hear her story --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coacho365/message

In his years marketing major brands like Gillette, Pepsi, and Dannon, Jeff Weiss never encountered any push to pitch products to consumers over the age of 55. Then, once he turned 55 himself, he realized that he didn't feel like a different person just because he crossed an age milestone – he was still himself, with all the same evolving sets of desires, goals, and needs as people younger than 55. At Age of Majority, the marketing and research firm where he serves as CEO, Weiss seeks to break down the stereotypes that people – and, by extension, companies – hold about older people. Through regular surveys of “active agers” over 55, Weiss reveals that much of what younger people assume about their elders is wrong.  Tune into this week's episode to hear Weiss debunk some preconceived notions about older consumers, and learn how data can help organizations create products and services that real people of all ages actually want to use. Register for the CFI conference, bringing together the Green House and Pioneer Network communities in Pittsburgh July 23-26: https://thegreenhouseproject.org/2023-conference/ Learn more about Age of Majority: https://www.ageofmajority.com/ If you're 55 and older, consider joining Revolution55, Age of Majority's market-research community that solicits opinions from older people on a variety of subjects: https://www.ageofmajority.com/revolution55/

“Do you know His voice? If you're not praying, you're never gonna know your vocation.” Today's guest Fr. David Pellican joins his host Fr. Craig Giera in discussing Fr. David's new assignment to study sacramental theology in Rome. Together, they revisit Fr. David's vocation story, this invitation by Archbishop Vigneron to study for the sake of our future priests and the joyful adventure of freely following God's plan for your life. (00:03) Fr. Craig Giera and Fr. David Pellican welcome us to this episode of Men of the Hearts. They review the last two guests and share that today's guest is Fr. David Pellican! They share updates on their lives and their excitement for Lent. (10:10) Big news + Vocation Story: Fr. David shares his vocation story, starting with his family. Praying the Rosary and talking about vocations helped him consider “what does God want for my life?” At Age 10, “be a priest” was felt in his heart. In high school, he went on a silent retreat with his dad and the thought of the priesthood came back to him. His initial reaction was to reject the idea. He felt trapped by the idea and greatly desired to be a doctor and get married. As a high schooler, praying before Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament helped Fr. David start to hear the Lord's voice. They discuss the role of prayer, “Do you know His voice? If you're not praying, you're never gonna know your vocation.” (22:13) Religious order or diocesan priesthood? A wise priest helped Fr. David see that religious communities have charisms-- and Fr. David found that his heart was made for service to parishes through the diocesan priesthood. He loved the community in seminary, but found in his heart a lot of fear of public speaking. After his ordination to the transitional diaconate, “the Lord just gave the grace.” He now enjoys public speaking and loves his vocation as a priest. (28:29) New Assignment: Archbishop Vigneron has asked Fr. David to go back to school and study dogmatic sacramental theology. This means he will step out of parish life to live and study in Rome. Fr. David discusses what he's excited about and what his fears are in taking this new assignment. He shares the experience of being asked by the Archbishop to take on these new studies and the peace he felt in moving into this new season. “There's a peace in knowing… if you're doing what the Archbishop asks, you're doing what the Lord is calling you to.” (40:50) “Anything worth doing, there's going to be challenges.” Fr. David shares about facing hesitancies or fears in following God. “God's not going to call you to something you'll be miserable doing.” They discuss the stability and permanency of vocation. They also spend time addressing the fear of making ‘the wrong' decision in discerning a vocation.

Do Badass Life Goals! At Age 65, the Remarkable Mary Beall Adler Bikes the Epic Tour D'Afrique. Mary leaves to bike the continent of Africa at Tour D'Afrique. Get inspired to do epic things, heal your body, and reverse your age. How do you decide to do a huge crazy goal? Pick up some mindset shifts for your New Years goals as Slayer checks in with long time podcast guest, Mary Beall Support Mary on the Ride!http://bitly.com/PoweredByMaryFollow Mary on Social to root her on Creativity Coaching for Peace | Mary Beall AdlerOther Heartsing Podcast Episodes with Mary: Ep #37: Follow Your Heart - with Mary Beall Adlerhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1433275/8864623-ep-37-follow-your-heart-with-mary-beall-adler.mp3?download=trueEp #54: Grow Younger: Sleep, Age Reversal, Gut Health Biohacking with Mary Beal Adlerhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1433275/9495670-ep-54-grow-younger-sleep-age-reversal-gut-health-biohacking-with-mary-beal-adler.mp3?download=trueEp #99: The Inspiring Mary Beall Adler: Epic Goals, Meditation, Health, Cold Therapyhttps://www.buzzsprout.com/1433275/11122848-ep-99-the-inspiring-mary-beall-adler-epic-goals-meditation-health-cold-therapy.mp3?download=trueMary Beall Adler is a successful entrepreneur with the heart of an artist. A small business owner for more than 25 years, Adler is the visionary behind the Georgetown Bagelry, popular retail and wholesale bakery in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area, and author of Who Scooped My Bagel?: One Woman's Story of Love, Loss, and Success.In 2023, Mary will be riding the Tour d'Afrique, a 6,850-mile ride down the length of the continent of Africa to raise money for women-led bike businesses in Tanzania - businesses that accelerate the hard work of rural entrepreneurs to provide for their families. Mary is pledging to raise $100,000 for globalbike and asks for your support and invites you to celebrate the strength and power of women.http://bitly.com/PoweredByMaryAddieBeall.comDo the "work" with meSelf Help Group Slayer Style (don't just listen, DO) Join the WBAC (Witches & Bitches Abundance Circle)MeditationLearn Primordial Sound Meditation Get Social with Me!Facebook Namaslayer (LIVE weigh in Sundays at 7 AM Mountain / 9 Eastern)YouTube Addie Beall @addiebeall2574Instagram @addiebeall_namaslayer

Philip has a life of which most people can't relate to. Philip is a kidney transplant recipient who has battled Chronic Kidney Disease for over two decades. At Age 4 philip had strep throat which attacked his kidneys and caused them to fail and fall to 30%. Watch the full episode on YouTubeResources Mentioned:www.a2ndchance.netwww.youtube.com/c/ASecondChanceShowSupport the LYM Podcast:Subscribe to our YouTube channelLeave us a review on Apple Podcasts or SpotifyVisit our website Download our LYM mobile app (available on iOS and Android)Join our mailing listSend a gift to our host VinceWant to sponsor episodes of LYM? Reach out to us on our website!Support the show

WorldWide Entertainment TV special guest, Anna Rebecca, sits down with Brooklyn Tea Talk to talk about her career in music and acting. The star of "Unexpected Behavior."Anna Rebecca is originally from Baldwin Hills, Ca. She is known for acting and has already been apart of major movies like “Respect” the biography of Aretha Franklin. She tells Brooklyn how it was on the set and what her reaction was like seeing the likes of the legendary Mary J. Blige. Anna has also worked at the Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta. As a child, she worked with the Tyler Karr Agency and booked major National commercials campaigns for products like Tylenol, Barbie, Kellogg and Granny Apple Smith just to name a few. By the time she reached middle school she was no longer acting, but was honing other talents like singing and ballet.At Age, 24  Anna was relocated to Atlanta, Ga after being discovered on social media for her musical talent. During Anna's first few years in the A she primarily focused on her music career as a rapper performing under the alias “Nyla Vamp”, but after dealing with some unsavory people she lost her passion for music and decided to switch gears and start up her acting career again.VISIT WWETVN.COMSupport the show

This week on The BlkPrint, J5 and Josh pay their respects to a Hollywood legend and kick back with some of their current TV favorites. Tune in to hear their thoughts on FX's fire lineup, hood cinemas on Tubi, the 'Minions' trend and the interest in multiverses. Also includes plenty on the new era of wine drinkers, festival cancellations following Day N Vegas reports and Josh's boy, Elon Musk, backing out on Twitter! Tune in after the show to hear the 7/6 replay of BlkPrint Radio, featuring our special guest Travonne Edwards and an appearance from LA artist Huey Briss!- TIMESTAMPS -2:01 One of the Greatest Debuts Ever5:22 Def Jam's Competition in the South8:01 Wine Notes10:56 I've Never Seen You in Shorts12:53 Loafers in the South of France14:15 Don't Drink My Pepsi16:25 Lauderdale Boppin' At Age 3018:24 Wild NY Drill Tangents25:21 I Need an Uncle Paulie Slick27:06 Losing Our Movie/TV Legends28:36 Ayo, A Star is Born30:13 FX Has Some Good Synergy33:00 Service Industries Are Totally Different36:09 Cultural Moments In Current TV38:25 Minions Trends on TikTok41:11 Nostalgia and Multiverses42:20 Tubi, The Hood Cinema Pipeline43:23 Joselyn's Cabaret Is Holding Zeus Down45:51 Festival Fatigue, Day N Vegas Cancelled50:33 I Miss Flog Gnaw51:21 Gary Payton II Is A Big Odd Future Fan52:39 Twitter Said No Sirski54:18 Hand In The Air For Josh Giving Up57:24 50% Bots59:19 I'm Over Growing An Audience1:02:54 15 Million Fake Followers

Independent artist, bedroom producer, LGBTQ+, soul and r&b vibes, love to love and love to write about bad love (sometimes sexy love). Inspired by so many different artist and different cultures, music is a language we all speak and I do this to connect and feel, with as many people as possible, even if only one.   JD the Poet is an up-and-coming singer-songwriter, musician, and electronic pop artist based in the sunshine state of Florida. A passionate vocalist who utilizes his raspy vocals, and deep meaningful lyricism to explore and invoke his own real struggles, successes, and experiences in each of his songs. With an eclectic blend of diverse genres including hip hop, soul, reggae, rock, house, blues, and more. JD fuses his own signature sound ranging from a variety of influences including that of Biggie Smalls, J Cole, Nirvana, and the Gorillaz to Bob Marley, Led Zeppelin and Citizen Cope. His music touches on some very real subject matter such as addiction, love, lust, incarceration, mental illness, and more. Using music and poetry as a form of therapeutic release while collaborating over high-energy beats that make you wanna dance and sing, JD has authentic tunes in the works ready to spread good vibes across the sound waves. The ambitious guitarist and lyricist is taking the scene by storm with his own brand of new age music for the masses."   CapoVibez CapoVibez , From Sicily Italy (Now In Canada) Has Always Had Passion For Music, At Age 15 Capo Took His Passion Into DJing Which Later On Took Him Into Music Production And Audio Engineering.

At Age 13, Gayle was shocked to learn her secret century old family lineage, her aunt revealed that they are direct descendants of Thomas Jefferson. I believe that this knowledge led Gayle to the pursuit of truth in every story as a reporter on a subconscious journey of self discovery. Gayle Jessup White began her career as a Journalist with the New York Times, she has been a news anchor, a professor and is now the Public Relations & Community Engagement Officer at Monticello. Her book, Reclamation: Sally Hemings, Thomas Jefferson, and a Descendant's Search for Her Family's Lasting Legacy is a testament to acknowledge the ugly side of history, and remind folks that this really wasn't all that long ago. --- 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/loveletterstovirginia/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/loveletterstovirginia/support

The 40th edition of Whe're They At features Naismith Basketball Hall of Famer and pioneer, Spencer Haywood. He was born and raised in poverty in Silver City, Mississippi and moved to Detroit, Michigan during his teenage years to become a star prep player. He won the Olympic gold medal in 1968 as part of the USA Men's Basketball team, while breaking US individual records in Points, Rebounds and Blocks. He became an All-American starring at the University of Detroit and dominating the American Basketball Association (ABA) becoming the Rookie of the Year and Most Valuable Player in 1970. He won a landmark Supreme Court case in 1971, allowing him to play in the National Basketball Association (NBA) without having to wait four years after high school. The 'Spencer Haywood Rule' has helped many young basketball prospects pursue early entry into the NBA. He was a 4-time NBA All-Star, 4-time All-NBA team member and NBA champion (w/1979-80 Los Angeles Lakers). Spencer was inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in 2015. Now, he has done remarkable work through his Spencer Haywood Foundation and with the National Basketball Retired Players Association (NBRPA). A Jazz music aficionado, he is an on-air host on SiriusXM Real Jazz. Here is his website: https://spencerhaywoodrule.com/. Host Nabaté Isles had the honor to speak with Spencer on a myriad of topics including:                  03:19-Discusses contracting Covid-19 recently.                         05:44-On the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) helping the National Basketball Retired Players Association obtain elite health insurance (NBRPA).                           08:05-Reflects on how therapy transformed his life.                    09:19-Reminisces on growing up picking cotton in Silver City, Mississippi.                         13:02-On how he was able to gain his basketball skillset through picking cotton.                  18:27-Tells a funny story of an experience involving fellow future NBA player, Sam Lacey during high school.                   20:47-On why he needed to leave the racist environment of Silver City, moving up north to Detroit, Michigan.                     24:43-Excelling at basketball in Detroit while acquiring a love for Jazz music.                   27:55-Spencer almost became the first Black player in the Southeastern Conference (SEC).                    30:20-On receiving the opportunity to participate in the 1968 Summer Olympics in Mexico City and being around the historic boycotts surrounding the games.                       37:45-Reflects on the iconic protest by Dr. John Carlos (guest on Episode #33 of Whe're They At) and Dr. Tommie Smith on the medal stand.                       39:37-Remembers George Foreman's (guest on Episode #8 of Whe're They At) memorable accomplishment winning the Gold medal.                         41:20-On him setting individual records and winning the Gold Medal with USA Basketball.                                      45:28-His career flourished becoming an All-American representing the University of Detroit and dominating the American Basketball Association (ABA) in his rookie year AT AGE 20.                     48:06-On experiencing a rude awakening with his ABA team, Denver Rockets.                     49:33-Reflects on his landmark Supreme Court case to join the NBA as an upperclassmen, not having to wait four years after high school.                      56:35-On why it is important for the NBA and NBPA to change the early entry ruling to the 'Spencer Haywood Rule'.                    58:30-Which current players have acknowledged him for his historic Supreme Court victory?                  1:02:53-Reflects on how his representation ruined an opportunity for him to have a 10% stake in Nike nearly 50 years ago.                       1:04:55-On his affinity and involvement within the Jazz music scene during his playing days.                        1:11:47-Remembers his enigmatic teammate, John Brisker.                           1:16:23-On how substance abuse derailed his great career.                      1:29:27-Is LeBron James now the G.O.A.T. (Greatest of All-Time)?                         1:32:57-Who's the most skilled player currently in the NBA?                        1:34:17-Why is Isiah Thomas so underrated and under appreciated?                           1:36:58-FAST BREAK segment of random questions for Spencer.                        1:43:30-On his upcoming SiriusXM Real Jazz show.                          Follow Whe're They At on www.twitter.com/whe_retheyat, www.instagram.com/whe.retheyat  and www.facebook.com/whe.retheyatpodcast/                 Musical selections are from Nabaté Isles' album, 'Eclectic Excursions', available on iTunes, Spotify, YouTube, Amazon, Tidal, etc. Check out his website as well: www.nabateisles.com as well as https://nsiuniversal.bandcamp.com/  

EPISODE #82 - This Fantastic Fellas Friday – We celebrate Nominee for Deputy Secretary of Treasury Adewale “Wally” Adeyemo.  In honor of Black History Month, if confirmed, he will be the First African American/Nigerian Deputy Secretary of Treasury.  He came to America as a baby and was raised in California.  More than qualified for the role, in November 2014, he was nominated to be Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for International Markets and Development under the Obama Administration.   While in the Obama Administration, he served as the President’s representative to the G7 and G20.  On August 1, 2019, he was selected as the first president of the Obama Foundation.  He wants to help rebuild the middle class.  At Age 39, The African Report calls him “THE GOLDEN BOY ON BIDEN’S TEAM.”  WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO SAY?  LINKS BELOW FOR: APPLE, GOOGLE, PANDORA, AND SPOTIFY.  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ladiespromotingtransparentadvocacy/id1526382637 https://www.pandora.com/podcast/ladiespromotingtransparentadvocacy/PC:52161?corr=17965216&part=ug&_branch_match_id=819557998249581330 https://open.spotify.com/show/5x7xSxWi2wj2UXPsWnZ0cw?si=peGax6j6SIumBT5tq7_hhg https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkLnBvZGJlYW4uY29tL2xhZGllc3Byb21vdGluZ3RyYW5zcGFyZW50YWR2b2NhY3kvZmVlZC54bWw&ep=14 Sources:  (Photo by Biden-Harris Transition/Sipa USA,  Comer Education Campus - https://www.comereducationcampus.org/staff/adewale-wally-adeyemo The Africa Report - https://www.theafricareport.com/55475/us-nigeria-wally-adeyemo-the-golden-boy-on-joe-bidens-team/ .), Wall Street Journal - https://www.wsj.com/articles/yellens-deputy-to-be-shares-her-vision-of-broad-based-prosperity-11614087646, SABC News Follow us on Twitter: @AdvocacyLadies Podcast Email: podcasthostshapta19@gmail.com Org. Email: Ladiespromotingtransparentadvo@gmail.com Podcast Call-in Line: 404-855-7723

At Age 7, Benny Mathew immigrated to the US from India.  He grew up in a predominantly Sicilian neighborhood in the suburbs of Chicago, poor, chubby, and racially confused.  Later in life, it took watching his aunt, a real female role model, pass away from cancer, to see that he wasn’t living up to his own potential.  He ended a marriage that did not bring him joy anymore, moved to Chicago, and joined the ranks of the single life.     We talk to Benny about this change and so much more (Including why Covid is the new Herpes!) on this week’s episode of Behind the BJ.     Find Benny on Instagram @bmathew7, on Facebook @Banny Mathew, LinkedIn @ Benny Mathew, Youtube: @Orion3Chicago   Follow us @BehindtheBJPodcast on Instagram, @BehindtheBJ on Twitter and email us at info@BehindtheBJ.com 

Is Destiny a matter of choice or chance?  Mark Henick has his first mental health crisis in Grade 6 and by Grade 8 he tried suicide for the first time. By age 15 Mark's life was like a Yo-Yo bouncing out of psychiatric wards, with treatment often involving a cocktail of drugs.  At Age 15 Mark's mental state was at a point where he felt he had only one choice and that was his Life or Death.  He chose death and ended up on the wrong side of an overpass, perched on a few inches of concrete, looking down a tunnel that he hoped would end his pain.  That night, by chance and he ended up one night feeling his only thing he had a choice in. Life and death. He chose death and found himself standing on the wrong side of an overpass to end his life. By chance, two people were there. One yelled 'JUMP YOU COWARD' and the other, a man in a light brown jacket, saved his life.  That experience showed Mark he did have a choice. To live his life like the man who saved him versus the many. that baited him. Fast forward to today, and Mark is combining his personal experiences with his mental health, combined with his education and passion to help others and to be one of Canada's leading advocates on mental health. Mark's TED talk on his story is one of the most popular of all time.  Mark Henick Links Web Site - https://markhenick.com Linked In - https://markhenick.com/socallednormal/?share=linkedin Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/markhenick/ Ted Talk - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1QoyTmeAYw Twitter -  https://twitter.com/markhenick Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/markhenick Podcast - https://markhenick.com/socallednormal/   Tony Chapman's Links Chatter that Matters - https://chatterthatmatters.ca   Twitter - @TonyChapman - https://twitter.com/tonychapman   Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tonychapmanreactions/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/chatterthatmatters/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcGvzmw9MFkUcGylrFA2xCQ              

HAVE A MONEY QUESTION? GET EXPERT ANSWERS.EMAIL US: ASKPETE@PETETHEPLANNER.COMOn this episode of the Pete the Planner Show, Peter and Damian remember they don't speak Spanish!Don't forget! HEY MONEY is your new secret weapon for advice in your personal finances.No time to listen? BUMMER. Here's some of what happened:Show Notes:Main Question:“How much should I have saved based on how old I am in relation to my retirement portfolio?“Damian: This is a very common question; especially the younger a person is. They're more focused on a benchmark or guideline to see where they are on “track.”Based on an article by Michael Batnik responding to a Fidelity infographic, at Age 30, Fidelity says you should have the equivalent of 1 year's income in your retirement plan.At Age 40: you should have 3x your current income set aside in retirement funds.At Age 50: you should have 6x your current income set aside in retirement funds to know that you are on track.At Age 60: you should have 8x your current income set aside in retirement funds.At Age 67: you should have 10x your current income set aside in retirement funds.Follow Up:“Michael Batnik didn't believe this was realistic until looking at the data. He found that this is actually realistic if you start in your early 20s. Also, this falls apart if you have huge pay jumps through the years, largely due to lifestyle creep.Tune in for the featured segment. The segments in this episode are INTERESTING. It's pretty different from many of our educations. Click PLAY below for the full show.

Behind The Yellow Line is a true crime podcast. The first episode dives deep, in as host Laura Jean describes the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart. At Age 14, Elizabeth was taken from her bedroom in the middle of the night. Listen on to find out who is the culprit. This includes graphic depictions of sensitive materials. Viewer discretion is advised. Trigger Warning is in effect. Abduction. Rape. Assault. Follow the Behind the Yellow Line on Instagram/Twitter @BTYLTrue Crime WHERE TO FIND YOUR HOST: http://www.youtube.com/c/laurajeanonline > Video version of the podcast! http://www.twitter.com/laurajeanonline http://www.instagram.com/laurajeanonline http://www.facebook.com/laurajeanonline Snapchat: @laurajeanonline --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/behindtheyellowline/support

A young entrepreneur from the US that has tried out many things and failed in at least as many. Sam is currently running his company “BLNK Slate Media” and creating video content for small to Fortune 500 companies for their social media platforms. What has been very obvious in this conversation was Sam's attitude to trying out something new. His Moto is to go for what you want and invest in yourself, time and money wise and if you fail you know it was the wrong thing and then move on. As well Life-Life Balance. We all work so much so we should be doing something that we can identify with. 3 Things about Sam: - Outdoors, Snowboard, bike, Adventure and active - Video create, LinkedIN Instagram and TikTak - Snowboarding in winter with jumps and tricks; during summer longboard cruising Colour: - Mint green. 07E8B7 The colour came up when he asked a friend to help him rebrand. Sam wanted something in green, blue or teal. And then this special green came up which he liked as it reminded him of his track bike from school times. Young and running his own business: Sam had a father that is self employed and who has encouraged him to go his own way from an early age. To do what he loves. Some of his business steps were: Cutting gras for neighbours, At Age 14 Pizza Cook, then manager of the Snow Park& Ball park with 2-7 people under him. And at the age of 18 he started "BLNK Slate Media" using an iPhone and an entry DSLR His success can be traced back to: - Willingness and love to earn his own money - Going out and participating in business Networking events - Reach out to connections and learn from them and his friends - Not being shy to talk to people and saying yes even if he didn't know how to do the job - Continuously trying something new, failing and investing and not being afraid of doing so Sam gets to share his stories on how he got to his first job, made his first video and posting it to LinkedIN as well how he learned in 3 days to shoot video with a DSLR without prior knowledge and nailing the job. Creativity: Everyone is creative. Sam's creative strength is to talk. To be creative one has to be comfortable in failing while trying to create something new. It is a problem solving ability. Test, fail, try again… And repeat. Advice: Test and fail more. Spend money on yourself. This is an investment in your growth and it will cost but you'll grow. Sam for examples used all the money he earned and invested it into his growth and now his company. - Do something everyday. Momentum is everything. - Don't try 12 things in the same time. Focus on ONE thing. Go for it with all you have - Don't hire too fast. Call for action: Go and do something that is uncomfortable for you. Books: Gary Keller - “The ONE Thing: The Surprisingly Simple Truth Behind Extraordinary Results” Donald Miller - “Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen” You find Sam: LinkedIN: www.linkedin.com/in/sam-lister/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/samlister__/ TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@samlister__?lang=en Webpage: www.blnkslatemedia.com/ His Podcast "Starting Blank" can be found on Apple Podcast, Spotify and more podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/starting-blank/id1487157433, --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/schirach/message

At Age 14 I was in love with the sport of javelin and committed to it fully. Someone asked me recently what made me choose javelin. After a few thoughts I came back to my incredible training partners Britlyn Garrett and Bradly Stevens. They are the reason i wanted it all. I saw what this sport could do, and i wanted every bit of it I could get. I grew up training with a national champion, who continues to be my role mode. Brit showed me what it means to be a teammate, an athlete, and a mature growing women. She took me to get my nails done after 8th grade graduation, and cheered me on all the way through every single high school meet. She drove all the way to see me throw all these years later in college. She is my one-phone-call-away sister. Seeing how important hard work was to her it made it important to me too. Her care for me never wavered based on a workout or a meets outcome, she ALWAYS has my back. Brad won his state championship, broke our school record, and then came back from surgery in 9 months just to win it all again. I watched him grind late, late after the practice was long over to get his body back. I watched him earn his success with every freaking drip of sweat and blood. He never ever gave up, and he never let me either. He never treated me like “coaches daughter.” He still takes care of me like a sister. Seeing what he could fight through showed me what dreams are worth. Growing up with them leading the way, I chose this journey. Still i look to them as I get to keep growing in this sport of javelin. Seeing everything they gave, everything they got back, it answers every reason.

One of the common questions about retirement is which age you should target so that you’re maximizing your assets. It’s never too early to start discussing the options, so whether you’re in your early 50s or approaching 70, there’s important information for each age range that will help you prepare for that big day. In this episode, find out what you can be doing at each milestone age to put yourself in the best position. For full show notes, visit our website here.  ----more---- Equipping Points: 0:36 - AT AGE 50 You get to start making catch-up contributions. For your IRA or Roth IRA, you can add an additional $1,000 per year for you and your spouse. In your 401(k) or 403(b) or 457, you can add another $6,000 per year to max it out. 1:43 - AT AGE 55 If you are between 55 and 59½ and you still have a 401(k) from the previous job, you can avoid early withdrawal penalties but will still be taxed. 2:31 - AT AGE 59½ Now you no longer have a 10% penalty for taking money out of your IRA, your Roth, and your 401(k). Keep in mind that you still have to pay the tax. 2:53 - AT AGE 62 This is the first year you can begin to take Social Security. 3:20 - AT AGE 65 Your primary focus here should be setting up your Medicare benefits. If you are not still working at a company that provides healthcare, you will need to find health insurance. David shares a client example of a couple paying high prices for healthcare until 65. 4:37 - AT AGE 66 AND 67 This is full retirement age for Social Security depending on your birth date. Now you can receive the full amount of Social Security. It’s also the age when salary income from other jobs does not reduce the amount you receive from Social Security. 5:21 - AT AGE 70½ You have to start taking money out of your IRA and 401(k). This money has been tax-deferred so you will pay taxes as you withdraw. 6:45 - WHAT YOU CAN BE DOING NOW It’s never too early to have a plan in place. A detailed plan is not critical if you’re already saving in your 20s, 30s, or early 40s. If you are in your late 40s, 50s, or early 60s, it’s vital to have a real and written plan in place. Your retirement age is in your hands.

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HURRAY! This week on the show Damian gets to sit down with the singer of, not one, but two legendary Vancouver bands: PAUL MCKENZIE!!! Listen in as the two discuss his journey from being in one of Vancouver’s most feared bands, to forming Canada’s hardest partying band. Also, how to get dropped from your label while still recording your first record.  Also Touched On: Hearing The MC5 For The First Time In 1966 At Age 6 Years Old From Your Older Sister Gastown & 4th Ave: The Subversive Part Of Town Going To See Count Basie The UJ3RK5 & The Heralding Of A Scene Everyone’s Afraid Of The Enigmas Being A Braineater DOA, Subhumans & Dishrags Punk Before Punk MoMaMu Da Records The Wandering Years Forming the Real Mackenzies The Great IFA Records Sketching Out The Studio Getting Kicked Off A Label In Style Wimpy Roy Is A Nice Guy The Police Come To The Punk Scene & Much, Much More!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Panel:  Charles Max Wood Aimee Knight Cory House AJ O'Neal Joe Eames Aaron Frost Special Guests: Dave Geddes In this episode, the JavaScript Jabber panelists talk with Dave Geddes about CSS Grids. Dave quit his job about a year ago and has been living the entrepreneur and programmer life since then. Now, he builds mastery games to help people learn CSS. Dave discusses the differences between Flexbox and CSS Grid and how the games that he creates can help people learn CSS Grid in a fun and interactive way. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: CSS Mastery games FlexboxZombies.com GridCritters.com Uses spaced repetition and delayed recall to learn CSS Grid Flexbox CSS Grid as the cake and Flexbox as the frosting Edge spec What Flexbox can do Sub-Grids Geddski.com Nesting Grids Old Grid vs New Grid layout Why would you move from Flexbox to CSS Grid? CSS Grid tools GridByExample.com Education and Gamification Pick a UI that interests you For a discount on Grid Critters: enter JS Jabber for 20% off And much, much more! Links: Linode FlexboxZombies.com GridCritters.com Geddski.com GridByExample.com FreshBooks @Geddski Picks: Charles R Pods Earphones Aimee NEU Cleanse “At Age 6, Girls Are Less Likely to Identify Females As ‘Really, Really Smart’” Cory Cory Tweet AJ How to Start a Startup Made in America by Sam Walton Joe The Dungeoneers by John David Anderson NG Conf Aaron Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff Dave They Are Billions

Panel:  Charles Max Wood Aimee Knight Cory House AJ O'Neal Joe Eames Aaron Frost Special Guests: Dave Geddes In this episode, the JavaScript Jabber panelists talk with Dave Geddes about CSS Grids. Dave quit his job about a year ago and has been living the entrepreneur and programmer life since then. Now, he builds mastery games to help people learn CSS. Dave discusses the differences between Flexbox and CSS Grid and how the games that he creates can help people learn CSS Grid in a fun and interactive way. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: CSS Mastery games FlexboxZombies.com GridCritters.com Uses spaced repetition and delayed recall to learn CSS Grid Flexbox CSS Grid as the cake and Flexbox as the frosting Edge spec What Flexbox can do Sub-Grids Geddski.com Nesting Grids Old Grid vs New Grid layout Why would you move from Flexbox to CSS Grid? CSS Grid tools GridByExample.com Education and Gamification Pick a UI that interests you For a discount on Grid Critters: enter JS Jabber for 20% off And much, much more! Links: Linode FlexboxZombies.com GridCritters.com Geddski.com GridByExample.com FreshBooks @Geddski Picks: Charles R Pods Earphones Aimee NEU Cleanse “At Age 6, Girls Are Less Likely to Identify Females As ‘Really, Really Smart’” Cory Cory Tweet AJ How to Start a Startup Made in America by Sam Walton Joe The Dungeoneers by John David Anderson NG Conf Aaron Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff Dave They Are Billions

Panel:  Charles Max Wood Aimee Knight Cory House AJ O'Neal Joe Eames Aaron Frost Special Guests: Dave Geddes In this episode, the JavaScript Jabber panelists talk with Dave Geddes about CSS Grids. Dave quit his job about a year ago and has been living the entrepreneur and programmer life since then. Now, he builds mastery games to help people learn CSS. Dave discusses the differences between Flexbox and CSS Grid and how the games that he creates can help people learn CSS Grid in a fun and interactive way. In particular, we dive pretty deep on: CSS Mastery games FlexboxZombies.com GridCritters.com Uses spaced repetition and delayed recall to learn CSS Grid Flexbox CSS Grid as the cake and Flexbox as the frosting Edge spec What Flexbox can do Sub-Grids Geddski.com Nesting Grids Old Grid vs New Grid layout Why would you move from Flexbox to CSS Grid? CSS Grid tools GridByExample.com Education and Gamification Pick a UI that interests you For a discount on Grid Critters: enter JS Jabber for 20% off And much, much more! Links: Linode FlexboxZombies.com GridCritters.com Geddski.com GridByExample.com FreshBooks @Geddski Picks: Charles R Pods Earphones Aimee NEU Cleanse “At Age 6, Girls Are Less Likely to Identify Females As ‘Really, Really Smart’” Cory Cory Tweet AJ How to Start a Startup Made in America by Sam Walton Joe The Dungeoneers by John David Anderson NG Conf Aaron Fire and Fury by Michael Wolff Dave They Are Billions

Passion By Design Guests: Valerie Ramsey and Heather Hummel Paula and Sandy learned a lot about setting the stage for awakening your life to passion while writing their book, Passion by Design. Passion and desire is the fuel for living a successful life, and that includes looking great at any age! At Age 60, Valerie Ramsey was discovered and began a world famous modeling career. She shared her secrets to aging gracefully with her daughter, Heather Hummel, an author in her own right. Together they created a book that is an inspired look at enhancing natural beauty, increasing energy, and living life to the fullest at any age. In the Passion Secrets segment this week, some simple tips for looking great first thing in the morning. Stay tuned for the Passion Passport segment: those special places you go, perhaps with the one you love, to awaken your passion! They'll share these ideas and ask for your ideas, too. Tune in!

Attila Molnar was the only child of musician parents. At Age 6 he put his hands on a keyboard for the first time, and started taking music lessons every day after school, learning classical piano and music theory at the National Music School. He's worked with "slim man" and "Bonafide" and now plays with Trippin 'N' Rhythm recording artist “Jaared”