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English Educator, Speech Coach, and Leader of Student Leaders reflects on how his own experiences of tragic loss shape the way he finds purpose in the present and strength through his "Tomorrow" mindset.   This Star Wars and superhero fan reflects on life lessons of Joseph Campbell's work, the importance of collaboration, and continuous growth cycles. Show Theme: "Easter Season" by Pressmaster, Royalty Free Music, Purchased through AudioMicro    

In the first in the series, Surrounded by Grace, future co-host Mackenzie Madsen talks about leading an integrated life of purpose. As an English educator, public speaking coach, community leader of young people, and small business owner in the area of wedding and party planning and decor, Mackenzie shares her unique path as an everyday leader, willing to embrace new adventures.     Show Theme: "Easter Season" by Pressmaster, Royalty Free Music, Purchased through AudioMicro

Join us, two everyday leaders, led by a spirit of grace, working to lead right where our feet are planted. Here we’ll circle together for conversations with leaders from all backgrounds and hear their stories. We’ll see how intentional lives are led and dive into the tools, mindsets, communication methods, collaborative strategies, and self-care that make it all possible. The whole story of leadership is vast. For every success, there are moments of doubt, and for every experienced CEO there is a young entrepreneur with an idea they just can’t keep to themselves. We’re excited to share the experiences of seasoned and emergent leaders in their own words, and, maybe, unleash the future leader within you. Hosted by Karina Nelsen and Mackenzie Madsen, two educators, public speaking coaches, and more. Full bios at leadwithgrace.net. Show Theme: "Easter Season" by Pressmaster, Royalty Free Music, Purchased through AudioMicro

The co-founder of HAAWK, Inc. Ryan Born joins me for today’s episode. Before HAAWK, Ryan was the founder and CEO of AudioMicro, Inc. AudioMicro was a media rights management company. Its most successful venture was AdRev. Ryan explains what that service was and why he felt it worked. We take the journey with Ryan through AudioMicro’s beginnings, the pivots, the changes in the media rights industry, and what life was like after AudioMicro changed owners. This episode is a great example of the struggle and the hustle many entrepreneurs face on a daily basis. What you will learn about: Ryan’s early career as a CPA. His time with WireImage and what it taught him. The only two things that generate wealth. The changes in the media rights industry. The problems Ryan saw with the system. How AudioMicro and microstock changed the system. How Ryan raised the capital for AudioMicro. The mistakes he made early on in the business. Ryan’s advice for building an effective pitch. Why EBITA is important and not important at the same time. Other factors that buyers look at during a sale. Why you need to break even as soon as possible. The struggles AudioMicro had in the beginning. The list of avenues AudioMicro tried that didn’t work. Why you need to choose your investors wisely. How AdRev worked. Why Ryan didn’t hire an investment banker for his sale of AudioMicro. The indicators that it was time to sell. The dance Ryan and his investors did to get offers. How getting the best offer is like playing poker. The benefit of having a knowledgeable team around you. What happened after AudioMicro sold. The beginnings of HAAWK. The thing Ryan is doing differently with HAAWK. Ryan’s parting words for the audience. Takeaways: Ryan had a great point in today’s interview. If you want to own a business, try. All you can do is try and see what happens. Know what you want in your business and take steps to achieve it. Links and Resources: Ryan Born’s Website Ryan on Twitter About Ryan: Ryan Born started his career in the Atlanta office of Price Waterhouse Coopers’ (PwC) Assurance and Business Advisory Services Practice where he gained experience in an array of industries. He later transferred to New York City to broaden his experience in the firm’s Tax and Legal Services division. After PwC, he served as VP of Finance and Financial Controller at WireImage.com during which time the Company was acquired by Getty Images for $208 million. After WireImage, Ryan angel invested in Internet Marketing Inc. (a 2012 Inc 500 company) and NewCondosOnline.com, the largest one-stop resource for finding and comparing new condo developments, where he also served as CFO. Most recently, he relocated to Los Angeles and founded AdRev / AudioMicro, Inc, which ranked as the #5 fastest growing media company in the USA as part of the 2015 Inc 500, the #1 fastest growing company in the San Fernando Valley (by the SF Valley Business Journal in 2014), the #6 fastest

The co-founder of HAAWK, Inc. Ryan Born joins me for today’s episode. Before HAAWK, Ryan was the founder and CEO of AudioMicro, Inc. AudioMicro was a media rights management company. Its most successful venture was AdRev. Ryan explains what that service was and why he felt it worked. We take the journey with Ryan through AudioMicro’s beginnings, the pivots, the changes in the media rights industry, and what life was like after AudioMicro changed owners. This episode is a great example of the struggle and the hustle many entrepreneurs face on a daily basis. What you will learn about: Ryan’s early career as a CPA. His time with WireImage and what it taught him. The only two things that generate wealth. The changes in the media rights industry. The problems Ryan saw with the system. How AudioMicro and microstock changed the system. How Ryan raised the capital for AudioMicro. The mistakes he made early on in the business. Ryan’s advice for building an effective pitch. Why EBITA is important and not important at the same time. Other factors that buyers look at during a sale. Why you need to break even as soon as possible. The struggles AudioMicro had in the beginning. The list of avenues AudioMicro tried that didn’t work. Why you need to choose your investors wisely. How AdRev worked. Why Ryan didn’t hire an investment banker for his sale of AudioMicro. The indicators that it was time to sell. The dance Ryan and his investors did to get offers. How getting the best offer is like playing poker. The benefit of having a knowledgeable team around you. What happened after AudioMicro sold. The beginnings of HAAWK. The thing Ryan is doing differently with HAAWK. Ryan’s parting words for the audience. Takeaways: Ryan had a great point in today’s interview. If you want to own a business, try. All you can do is try and see what happens. Know what you want in your business and take steps to achieve it. Links and Resources: Ryan Born’s Website Ryan on Twitter About Ryan: Ryan Born started his career in the Atlanta office of Price Waterhouse Coopers’ (PwC) Assurance and Business Advisory Services Practice where he gained experience in an array of industries. He later transferred to New York City to broaden his experience in the firm’s Tax and Legal Services division. After PwC, he served as VP of Finance and Financial Controller at WireImage.com during which time the Company was acquired by Getty Images for $208 million. After WireImage, Ryan angel invested in Internet Marketing Inc. (a 2012 Inc 500 company) and NewCondosOnline.com, the largest one-stop resource for finding and comparing new condo developments, where he also served as CFO. Most recently, he relocated to Los Angeles and founded AdRev / AudioMicro, Inc, which ranked as the #5 fastest growing media company in the USA as part of the 2015 Inc 500, the #1 fastest growing company in the San Fernando Valley (by the SF Valley Business Journal in 2014), the #6 fastest

Ryan Born is the Founder and former CEO of AudioMicro, which operates a network of digital content licensing marketplaces, including YouTube rights management service AdRev. AudioMicro has been repeatedly named to the Inc. 500’s list of the fastest growing American media companies and was acquired by Zealot Networks in December 2014 for more than $20M. Ryan is also a talented painter, sculptor, and photographer and an active angel investor. In this episode, Ryan shares his experience creating and managing a scrappy startup, from funding and perpetual hustle to eventual exit. Ryan recounts a pivotal meeting with YouTube where he had the idea for the AdRev content protection and monetization business, which became the company’s breakout success. Finally, we discuss the Zealot acquisition and what’s next for both Ryan and AudioMicro. Host: James Creech ABOUT THE SHOW All Things Video is a podcast dedicated to uncovering the past and charting the future of the online video ecosystem. Listen to interviews with founders, executives, and thought leaders from the world’s leading video networks and engage in thought-provoking debates about the key issues shaping the next generation of entertainment. From the short-form content revolution to the rise of multi-channel networks (MCNs) and the fragmentation of video viewership in an always-on world, All Things Video reveals the key trends and insights from the world of digital video. Subscribe for new episodes and updates! ABOUT THE HOST James Creech is an entrepreneur focused on technology, online video, and digital media. He currently serves as the SVP, Growth for Bent Pixels, the premier technology provider for the world's leading video networks and next-generation media companies. OUR SPONSOR This episode is brought to you by TubeBuddy, the complete toolkit for YouTube channel management. This power-packed browser extension helps with everything from bulk metadata edits and trending keyword suggestions to thumbnail optimization, fan engagement tools, and so much more. Visit www.TubeBuddy.com to meet your new best friend on YouTube. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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The podcast where we talk about the best & worst (mostly worst) social interactions and observations. This episode is all about our dependency on our cellphones to do everything! Send Me Things Old School: Nicholas Martin P.O. Box 14171 Van Nuys, CA 91409 Check Me Out Everywhere Else: My Website: http://www.eClickNick.com Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/eClickNick Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/eClickNick Google+: http://bit.ly/TzqyUw Tumblr: http://eclicknick.tumblr.com/ Instagram User name: eClickNick eClickNick Shirts: http://www.eClickNick.Spreadshirt.com Royalty Free Music By: http://www.AudioMicro.com/royalty-free-music

The podcast where we talk about the best & worst (mostly worst) social interactions and observations. Send Me Things Old School: Nicholas Martin P.O. Box 14171 Van Nuys, CA 91409 Check Me Out Everywhere Else: My Website: http://www.eClickNick.com Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/eClickNick Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/eClickNick Google+: http://bit.ly/TzqyUw Tumblr: http://eclicknick.tumblr.com/ Instagram User name: eClickNick eClickNick Shirts: http://www.eClickNick.Spreadshirt.com Royalty Free Music By: http://www.AudioMicro.com/royalty-free-music