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On this episode meet Meaghan Hackinen. She is an ultra endurance cyclist who recently completed the Tour Divide which is over 2,700 miles of self supported bike racing that follows the Great Divide Mountain Bike Route, from Banff Canada down to the US/Mexico border. Not only did Meaghan finish this grueling race 7th overall with a time of 15 days and 23 hours, she nailed first place in the women's division! Meaghan is tells us a bit about how she embraced the grittiness of the race by staying what she describes as consistently consistent. In addition to being an ultra endurance athlete with countless wins and FKTs, she is also a writer with two books focused on two wheeled adventures. Both South Away: 'The Pacific Coast on Two Wheels' and 'Shifting Gears: Coast to Coast on the Trans Am Bike Race' are available for purchase. https://meaghanhackinen.com/ www.murphologypodcast.com https://tourdivide.org/

If you are stumbling upon this podcast episode then make sure to go and check out the episode I have on Lake Louise. We started our honeymoon out at Lake Louise and then spend the second half of our trip in Banff.  We hopped from one Fairmont hotel to the next and it is a hotel that I will stay at again and again when traveling to this area. we had the best time in Banff exploring the town,  skiing two different mountains, riding the Banff gondola, getting massages, having tea, and eating lots of good food. The view at the Fairmont is stunning and be nestled in the mountains is. treat.  I shared lots of pictures and reels from the trip if you want to check those out on my instagram linked below. I hope y'all enjoyed these episode about Canada and can refer back to them if you are traveling to the Canadian Rockies. Support the showAs always thank you for listening TODAY. My LinkTree is the BEST place to find all my links whether you are wanting to follow me on Instagram, purchase online exercise programming, learn more about eXp Realty, shop my looks, or book one of our Airbnbs. This link is the one stop shop for all your needs! https://linktr.ee/madelinecampLeave a review and I will catch you on the next episode!

Steve Henry, founder of The Litigation Counsel of America (LCA)https://www.litcounsel.org/ joins Brian Roberts(https://www.linkedin.com/in/beeberts/) in the Attorney Lounge (https://linktr.ee/attorneylounge) to discuss his career and how and why he and his wife Dottie founded LCA in the early 2000s. Brian begins the show by remining Steve how he was able to cobble together a tuxedo together for the black tie dinner at the LCA event in Banff Canada last year by collecting various clothing items from different second hand stores in town. Steve discusses his upbringing on a farm outside of Tuscaloosa, Alabama and, as a first generation college graduate, he developed an interest in the law from watching Perry Mason on television. Steve shares that his tuition for the first semester of college at the University of Alabama was $255 in 1972. After Steve's first year of college he decided to enroll in the Air Force as a means to help pay for college through the GI Bill and, while in the Air Force, he married his high school sweetheart, Dottie. After graduating college he attended Texas Tech law school where tuition was $190 per semester. A dedicated worker, Steve shared that he painted billboards while growing up in Alabama and worked as a waiter in law school. With the money he earned while working as a waiter while attending law school, together with income earned from an investment in a Texas oil well, Steve was able to graduate from law school with no debt and drive himself to the graduation ceremony in a red Mercedes convertible! Steve had no interest in a desk job after graduating from law school and he loved the aesthetics of being a lawyer – the courtroom, the atmosphere, the judges and juries. And, as a result, Steve's first job out of law school was as a prosecutor in Texas. Steve recounted his first jury trial where he was told to go to the courthouse and another assistant district attorney would be over in a little while to help handle the case, but the other attorney never showed up. Steve, the fearless young attorney, went ahead and struck the jury, tried the case and won! Upon returning to the office, the other attorney said he got busy and forgot about the case. Having won his first case and recognizing that he could handle himself in the courtroom, the district attorney's office let Steve continue to try cases and he ended up trying roughly 40 cases in his first year out of law school. In 1983, Steve moved back to Alabama with the goal of providing a better lifestyle for his family where he practiced for the remainder of his career in private practice as a trial attorney.Steve and Brian discuss the changes in the practice of trial law over the course of many decades moving from a process that would quickly go to court with the same attorney handling the filing of the case, discovery, trial and appeal to a process today that is significantly longer and highly specialized. Steve discussed the lack of characters that exist in the law today compared to several decades ago, including famous attorneys like Bobby Lee Cook who was an LCA Fellow and the inspiration for the main character in the Matlock television series. Steve also discussed the art of reading a jury, noting his belief that it is becoming a lost art. Steve mentioned former two-time LCA President, Thomas Mesereau, who represented Michael Jackson and other high profile celebrities, as someone who was brilliant at reading a jury. Steve talked about the changes in juries and the differences in relating to millennials who are serving on juries today with boomers and the ability of a good trial attorney to relate to both generations.Steve shared his motivation for starting LCA when one of his female partners at Baker Donelson attempted to join an elite society of trial lawyers but was denied despite her skills as an elite attorney. When Steve shared this story with Dottie and, having three daughters of their own, Dottie recommended that Steve do something to rectify this injustice and start a society that prioritized and welcomed women and minorities. Dottie took the initiative on this effort and identified several attorneys that would make great members of this new society that they were founding, originally called The American Academy of Trial Counsel. After sending several invitations with acceptances from many notable lawyers across the country, the interest from other lawyers in joining this new society grew quickly. The dramatic rise in popularity of this new society soon drew the ire of an older, similarly named society who insisted they change their name to avoid confusion, which ultimately resulted in Steve and Dottie changing the name to Litigation Counsel of America. Given an ultimatum by his firm at the time to either choose to continue practicing at the firm or continue building LCA, Steve chose to focus his full-time attention to LCA where he continues to focus his efforts today.Steve's advice to young lawyers interested in trial practice is to volunteer to perform any task in a trial. Experience is the greatest tool to becoming a great trial attorney and Steve notes that the best trial attorneys are able to adapt under pressure, think on their feet, turn on a dime, and get past a moment that could otherwise kill their case. And the only way to develop these traits is to be comfortable in a trial setting, which comes from experience in the courtroom. Steve suggested that young lawyers simply sit in court and watch other cases, even if they are working on something else while there.LCA is a terrific organization that is an invitation-only trial lawyer honorary society that is limited to 3,500 Fellows, representing less than one-half of one percent of American lawyers. The purpose of LCA, among other things, is to recognize deserving, experienced, and highly qualified lawyers, to provide an outlet for scholarly authorship of legal articles on trial and litigation practice and has established itself as the most diverse honorary professional society in American law. Please visit the links below for more information about Steve, Brian, LCA and Array, who serves as the host sponsor of The Attorney Lounge.Links:Steve Henry: https://www.linkedin.com/in/g-steven-henry-066a1a11/Brian Roberts: https://www.linkedin.com/in/beeberts/LCA: https://www.litcounsel.org/Array: https://www.trustarray.com Lawyers careers

Ian Newton Discusses the Highlights of the NFA Spring Meeting in Banff, Canada by Floor Focus Magazine

A full moon in Sagittarius podcast with Emily as she travels from BANFF Canada back down to Colorado. Discussing throat chakra, the Little Mermaid, Sagittarius energy, being big in plans, and reciprocity. Find Em's blog at www.emilyschromm.com/blog Find Em's instagram at www.instagram.com/emilyschromm Find Em's supplement support at www.myempirica.com Contact Em for questions or feedback: support@emilyschromm.com

In this episode, Carol and Kristen talk with Theresa and Kyle hosts of the Mountain Town Ramblers Podcast. They live in Edmonton, Alberta and have a passion for mountain towns, hikes, craft breweries and local restaurants, most especially those in the Canadian Rockies. They frequently visit Banff and the adjacent National Park, which they feel is one of the most beautiful mountain towns in Canada, if not the world. We talk about the reasons for it's popularity among tourists, and the diverse activities available there, such as rock climbing, ice climbing, and enjoying the scenic beauty of mountains, waterfalls, and lakes. We also talk about how the podcast has become a motivating factor for them to travel regularly and engage with others, creating a fun and more fulfilling way of living. We discuss how their podcasting journey, learning about technology, sharing stories, and becoming more intentional with their travels has helped them grow and evolve. So, please join us for this rambling conversation about outdoor adventures and their experiences in various mountain destinations. If you'd like to get in touch, Theresa and Kyle can also be found at mountaintownramblers.com.Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mountain_town_ramblers/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100087674772905YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mountaintownramblers/featuredMap of BanffSupport the showPlease download, like, subscribe, share a review, and follow us on your favorite podcasts app and connect with us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wherenextpodcast/View all listening options: https://wherenextpodcast.buzzsprout.com/HostsCarol: https://www.instagram.com/carol_freelance_life/Kristen: https://www.instagram.com/team_wake/ If you can, please support the show or you can buy us a coffee.

Hike, Bike and Paddle Banff Canada! Go on a multi-activity adventure on Active Travel Adventure's most popular destination : Banff!  See why thousands of people choose to explore this magical area of towering mountains, fantastically colored glacial lakes and glaciers. Learn about things you can do, what to expect, when to go and whether this fantastic adventure is for you. Our guest went with my affiliate Active Adventures.  You can use Promo Code ATA200 to get $200 off ANY of their worldwide multi-day adventure tours (or of their new partner, Austin Adventures as well!).  COMPLETE SHOW NOTES  See important links for planning your adventure, photos, videos and more cool info about going on an adventure in Banff. Get FREE Travel Planners for ATA adventures (and each month you will get an email from Kit with links to all future Travel Planners (no spam promise!).  Get the monthly newsletter here. CONTACT KIT Resources  Promo Codes and Recommended Tour Companies Travel Insurance:  Quickly and easily compare rates and policies from different companies Amazon Kit's Picks  Please use my Amazon link to access your Amazon account.  Even if you don't purchase any of my recommendations, I get credit for anything you DO purchase - at no additional cost to you, you'll be helping to support the show and keeping it AD FREE:) SUBSCRIBE to the Adventure Travel Show (the “How to's of adventure travel) SUBSCRIBE to Active Travel Adventures (fantastic adventure destinations) Join the Active Travel Adventures Facebook Group Follow ATA on Twitter Follow ATA on Instagram Follow ATA on Pinterest  

Leah Gruhn has ridden the northern Minnesota winter ultra Arrowhead 135 for more than a decade, as well as the Tuscobia 160 and the Iditarod Trail Invitational 350. And in 2017 she and her husband jumped on their bikes in Banff Canada and rode south to the U.S. Mexico border in the Tour Divide. This winter she flew back to Alaska and rolled across Knik Lake and up the Iditarod Trail for the 1000-mile journey towards Nome. 21 days later she was the first, and only female to complete the entire journey across Alaska. She was kind enough to spend some time on Bike Talk with Dave just prior to heading south to Florida for a week of warmth! I enjoyed getting to know her, and I hope you will too! So grab cup of Chain and Spoke Coffee and enjoy the show!Thanks for tuning in to todays episode -and thanks to Leah for making time before trading snow drifts for sandy beaches! Look for her on instagram and facebook, doesn't sound like she's done with these great adventures! And later this week, I've got a bonus episode for you! Leah talked about how great it feels to reach Unakaleet on the Bering Sea and the pizza joint called Peace on Earth Pizza. When I was there in 2019 I talked with Peace on Earth owner Brett Hansen - it's pretty interesting how a little pizza joint in a small village on the Bering Sea can thrive serving all the villages in Western Alaska. I'd like to thank Chain and Spoke Coffee and Bikes for supporting the show - you can order your favorite blend now at chainandspoke.com or you can just stop by the first retail location in Des Moines, Iowa! Great coffee, great bikes! Service too! If you're headed across the country on either I-80 or I-35, stop on in!And thank you for listening to Bike Talk with Dave! If you'd like to support the show, you can do so by rating, reviewing and sharing! If you'd like to support the show financially, and help it improve, you can go to BuyMeACoffee.com and throw some change my way - I'll use it to make the podcast better AND I'll send you a Bike Talk sticker! https://www.buymeacoffee.com/dmable122QWe've got a busy month ahead - this weekend the Trofeo Sabato Santo circuit race in Des Moines, and at the end of the month we'll be back on gravel enjoying the beautiful hills of Northeast Iowa in the Driftless 100! There's still time to join the fun at driftlessgravel.com. Hopefully we'll see you there! And in May, stage racing is back in the Midwest at the Three Days of Des Moines or Driedaagse Des Moines. May 12, 13 & 14 All categories. Race for GC on time or earn the green points jersey or go for polka dots in the KOM competition (yes... even in Iowa). Information here

Special guest John Velk tell his stories on the Highline in Havre as a Blue Pony throwing dozens of eggs. Brian tells his instigation of a big fight in Banff Canada. And love in the Colony.

Our boy Srikeit has successfully made it to the West. As he acclimatises, he reports in with his findings from his first 10 days in a new country. What's different? What's the same? Is there a Liverpool support club? Is the famed Canadian politeness real? Does Srikeit have a pet snowball? All these and more, in this episode. Add one part news, one part bad jokes, one part Wikipedia research, one part cult references from spending too much time on the internet, one part Wodehouse quotes, and one part quality puns, and you get Simblified.A weekly podcast to help you appear smarter, to an audience that knows no less! Your four hosts - Chuck, Naren, Srikeit, and Tony attempt to deconstruct topics with humor (conditions apply). Fans of the show have described it as "fun conversations with relatable folks", "irreverent humor", "the funniest thing to come out of Malad West" and "if I give you a good review will you please let me go".Started in 2016 as a creative outlet, Simblified now has over 200 episodes, including some live ones, and some with guests who are much smarter than the hosts. Welcome to the world of Simblified!You can contact the hosts on:Chuck: twitter.com/chuck_gopal / instagram.com/chuckofalltradesNaren: twitter.com/shenoyn / instagram.com/shenoynvTony: twitter.com/notytony / instagram.com/notytonySrikeit: twitter.com/srikeitSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nella mattinata di lunedì 24 ottobre, ai microfoni del Buena Onda con Laura Basile, è stata ospite Alessandra Raggio, responsabile di Itaca The Outdoor Community e direttrice del BANFF Mountain Film Festival World Tour Italia. «Il BANFF è un festival che si svolge a Banff, nella provincia di Alberta in Canada, che da oltre 20 anni ha creato un circuito internazionale per portare i film in tutto il mondo e non limitarli a un periodo dell'anno in una sola località. Il BANFF Italia, partner dal 2013, è un appuntamento annuale che fa tappa nelle principali città italiane facendo una rassegna di film selezionati tra i finalisti all'omonimo film festival canadese di Banff Canada. I film proposti parlano di protagonisti che praticano l'arrampicata, lo scii, il kayak o la bicicletta dunque si muovono in ambienti naturali in giro per il mondo toccando diversi paesi».

In this episode, the FAQ is: If I am a Step 2 traveler, how do I reach Step 3? Today's Destination is: Banff, Canada Today's Mistake- I rented a hotel room in Alaska without A/C Travel Advice:  Stoke your wanderlust   FAQ: If I am a Step 2 traveler, how do I reach Step 3?   Step 2 is for traveling in your same country and in a comfort zone that is familiar. Getting over that level takes some adventure. Ask yourself if you're ready to see more diverse experiences now. Are you ready to make a move to a distant land, such as Hawaii, Alaska, or the Bahamas?  Get a travel guidebook and start researching the area for clues on how to get there, what to do and how to prepare. Then talk to people you know who have been there. Ask them questions about what they liked. Be curious. Eventually,  you will have the courage and the savings to make the trip and enjoy the higher step to a more difficult and rewarding adventure. Today's destination: Banff, Canada   Banff was on my bucket list for a long time. It may be on yours, too. You can get here by train, plane or automobile.  You'll see the pure beauty of Canada's outdoors, even if it's rainy for part of the day. It's scenic and green because it rains a lot here. The drive from Calgary to Banff is beautiful and it's about 90 miles.   https://www.banfflakelouise.com/ https://www.banffjaspercollection.com/attractions/banff-gondola/   https://destinationlesstravel.com/calgary-to-banff/ Dr. Travelbest: I drove to Banff, Canada from Waterton, Canada after eating at the Prince of Wales Restaurant near the US/Canada border. I had been in Glacier National Park and on the Canadian side to explore further into Canada. I liked the feel of the town of Banff immediately. It's a European-like city. I took a strenuous hike to the top of the Sulfur Mountain Trail. 5.5 km, 655 m elevation gain (2.5-3 hours), and saw stunning views of the Bow (rhymes with throw) Valley. Follow a short trail up to the historic Cosmic Ray Station. There is also a 4-person gondola which in 8 minutes soars to the top of Sulphur Mountain for a bird's-eye view of six incredible mountain ranges.    Whether you walk or take the gondola, stroll along the ridgetop boardwalk where the views get better with every step. Outside is a 360-degree rooftop observation deck and inside a multi-sensory theatre with interactive exhibits,  plus restaurants.   That Jacuzzi at the bottom of the mountain felt great after my hike. Banff is known for its hot springs. Take one or more.   Banff Springs Hotel (Fairmont) had a convention center and the best tea/coffee ever. Then I drove to Lake Louise Chateau (Fairmount) and had one of the best buffet breakfasts ever. Five-star quality and a high price to match, but I ate for the day here.    The weather was pouring rain, then sunny skies all within an hour, and the beauty was seen in the reflective turquoise water. Nearby is the grand Ice Fields Highway. 3-5 hours to a full-day drive, depending on how often you stop. There are tours you can hire, in the event you don't have a car. You'll see Bow (throw) Falls and Morraine Lake. I kept driving up to Jasper, so that may be on your list as well.    Do see the Ice Fields Highway. Don't get close to a moose. Lesson learned- I rented a hotel room in Alaska without A/C   Most days in Alaska are cold. I've visited twice, and both times were in July. If you are going to Alaska in the summer, check to see if they have air conditioning. I timed it to the hot days and there was no A/C to cool off. You may find a fan as I eventually did. You should expect extreme temperatures when in Alaska. Learn that lesson here.    Today's Travel Advice-Stoke your wanderlust   If you are thinking of a trip you want to take, start a list of things you know about that country. Do you know anyone who's been there? Do you know anyone else who may know about the region? Visit your local library, bookstore, and online search engine to find out more and satisfy your curiosity. Keep that list growing. It will soon become your bucket list for travel. I want to bring meaning to your travels. Send a question or travel tip to info@drmarytravelbest.com. We can connect on my website, Facebook page, group, or Instagram. Subscribe to YouTube, Twitter, or other social channels. Find 5 Steps to Solo Travel series on Amazon. The show notes have more details for you to connect.   Connect with Dr. Travelbest Drmarytravelbest.com Dr. Mary Travelbest Twitter Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Page Dr. Mary Travelbest Facebook Group Dr. Mary Travelbest Instagram email: info@drmarytravelbest.com Dr. Mary Travelbest Podcast Dr. Travelbest on TikTok Dr.Travelbest onYouTube

#021 - In this episode we hear from Kyle Harvey and Theresa Hurst from Mountain Town Rambler.   We talk all about the Canadian Rocky Mountains.Mountain Town Ramblers is a podcast all about Kyle and Theresa's experiences in mountain towns.  We get the inside access of why the Canadian Rocky Mountains and in particular Banff mean so much to Theresa and Kyle.  We touch on on all things about Banff and surrounding areas including many hikes and memories they have together and with other loved ones.  They also dive into places to eat, drink and shop.  As well as some amazing hotels and places to stay.Please give Kyle and Theresa a follow on Instagram @mountain_town_ramblers and also give them a listen to their podcast "Mountain Town Ramblers" and their new podcast "Alberta Ramblers."Thank you for listening to Journey with Jake.  I would love to hear from you.  Send me an email to jake@journeywithjake.net to say hi.

As a former Silicon Valley corporate attorney and a current entrepreneur, CEO, and manager, Ann knows people from many dynamics. Working alongside some of the best and brightest lawyers, entrepreneurs, VCs, and business owners, Ann incorporated companies, negotiated mergers, managed venture-backed financing's, and held the hands of many anxious CEOs… and loved it. She then started her own law firm representing over 75 entrepreneurs, grew it until her CEOs became friends, and then sold her firm to a larger firm that continues to represent entrepreneurs and start-ups nationwide. As a speaker and author, Ann prepares people to execute powerfully in ever-changing environments. From keynotes to leadership programs to executive retreats, Ann turns the kaleidoscope to help audiences see the potential and the power of their role. She is on the faculty of the Institute for Management Studies (IMS) and the author of four books: Ambition on a Mission (2007), Moxie for Managers (2011), Why Mentoring Matters (2013), Moxie for Mentoring (2016), and in 2018, cycling 813 miles from Banff Canada to Yellowstone National Park. They have become popular books for companies who are committed to creating and keeping strong leaders and strong cultures in this fiercely competitive marketplace. When not on a stage or transforming corporate America, you can find Ann on her bicycle. In the summer 2011, Ann cycled 4,200 miles from San Francisco to New Jersey in The Moxie Ride, to film the documentary, Work Matters, identifying what people love about their jobs and how bosses influence their success. She continued her research from a bike in 2012 cycling 2,600 miles from Key West, Florida, to Bar Harbor, Maine, in 2014 cycling 1,600 miles from Seattle to San Diego, and in 2016 cycling 783 miles from Crater Lake to Yosemite. Learn more about IMS and future sessions with thought leaders like Ann Tardy: https://ims-online.com/ Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:19 Background 2:08 How to love your job 4:14 Become a leader and stop managing 5:46 Fixing expectation gaps 8:20 Delegating vs dumping work on team members 11:12 Solving collaboration problems 13:20 Creating collaborative conversations while working remotely 15:12 Pecha Kucha - creating trust through personal presentations 16:48 Using connections to approach people 20:20 Moxie - facing difficulty with spirit and courage 21:23 Key takeaway 23:15 Outro

The boys kindly head up north to check out a bridge they can't even cross - the Redearth Ecoduct in Banff, Canada. This bridge is beautiful for reasons beyond its rugged looks, and it's spearheading a movement in transport ecology. Questions, comments, corrections, suggestions: bridgeboyspod@gmail.com

Brooks Darnell joins Chelsie Overocker from House of Hallmark to discuss his new movie 'A Winter Getaway' premiering Saturday January 23rd on the Hallmark Channel. He talks about the beautiful locations they filmed in Banff Canada, working with co-star Nazneen Contractor, and if he was a millionaire where he would travel to. Plus, he started a new hobby during the pandemic that helps challenge him and keep a positive mindset during these difficult times. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chelsie-overocker/support

We apologize for the slight tardiness friends. Life is hard.This week we dive into beautiful and the not so beautiful. Macy covers the picturesque town of Banff, Canada and the haunted Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. Cullen covers the Rochester Alphabet Murders and the conundrum of a case that follows.We hope you enjoy. Don’t be a creep and stay safe out there. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/herefortheboospodcast)

Today I had the pleasure of speaking with the fearless flipper, host of the Fearless Investor Podcast, Kyle Stanley. Kyle has been using Airbnb as a vehicle to pay his mortgage since 2015. Little did he know, that is a form of real estate investing. He now loves to help people like you know about investment strategies like Airbnb, real estate, and much more! Let’s jump into Kyle’s story of building financial freedom in Airbnb, real estate, and beyond!   Things you will learn in this episode: [00:01 - 04:41] Opening Segment I welcome the guest, Kyle Stanley to the show Kyle talks about his background and how he get started in real estate  What is truly passive income?  He went into Fortune Builders seminar  [04:42 - 13:23] Real Estate Flipping Strategies  Kyle talks about how he began to introduce an Airbnb flipping strategy His first deal flipping experience Kyle shares what are the things we should consider when doing a flip [13:24 - 22:52] Get Started in AirBnb  Kyle provides us with advice on running your Airbnb business in flipping properties What markets should you consider? Kyle helps us learn the various ways to get into Airbnb The traditional - best way if your area is in the best place to do Airbnb Rental Arbitrage By managing - completely the best way to scale your business  Let us hear Kyle's criterion for investment Free Airbnb Profit Calculator - a tool that helps you look at your area and evaluate it  Listen to Kyle’s amazing game plan If you are new to real estate investment or have no experience yet  How would one go about doing an arbitrage? [22:53 - 26:06] Learn How to Network  Kyle gives us an overview of how he called himself ‘Fearless Kyle' Hear Kyle's Podcast. See Links below What are Kyle’s ultimate free resources to market your business? Let’s find out!  [26:07 - 30:35] Call To Action What is your favorite book to regift? Chop Wood Carry Water by Joshua Medcalf (Amazon)   What is a pain-point or weakness you face right now in your business?  Continuing to raise money If you were to live abroad for a year, where would you live and why? Banff Canada -  You're looking at a new portrait that you think is fake. What's the best place for people to find you get in touch with you? See below for the links  Visit Elite Podcast Bookings the #1 Real Estate Podcast Booking service, and get 25% off the new Economy Plan. Final words from your host Tweetable Quotes:  “Being able to give back is what feeds my soul the most” -Kyle Stanley  “If you don't have any real estate experience, your best thing to do is come up with a game plan” -Kyle Stanley    Resources mentioned in the episode: Grant Cardone Fortune Builders  Fresno Bully Rescue  The Fearless Investor Podcast  The Fearless Investor  (Youtube) Airbnb Kickstart Mastermind Podcast Questionaire   You can connect with Kyle on Instagram, Youtube, Facebook, Linkedin Listen to his Podcast or visit his website https://www.fearlesskyle.com/. If you have questions about Airbnb or real estate investing, click “Book a Call with Kyle”  LEAVE A REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode or click here to listen to our previous episodes. Visit Elite Podcast Bookings, the #1 Real Estate Podcast Booking service, and get 25% off with our new Economy Plan. To know more about me and all the real estate opportunities you can find, check out my website at MatthewBaltzell.com. Book a free 15-minute call with me. Click here!

This podcast was recorded pre-covid and at the base of the Canadian Rockies in Banff Canada with Paul Meehan, Creator, Owner & Brand Manager, NÜTRL Vodka Soda right after a little company named Anheuser-Busch acquired him. You can hear the pep in Paul's step during this Cult Brand podcast.      Enjoy this Symphony Talent joint, SmashflyX style :)

Have an amazing vacation in Banff Canada!  Hike, bike, and paddle in one of Canada’s most scenic destinations.  Soak in a hot tub while you watch the incredible night sky!  Learn tips from a local on this podcast episode, download the FREE Banff Travel Planner and get more information and see pics on the website. We cover: When to visit Banff How to get to Banff Things to do in Banff Guided hiking tours in Banff Where to stay in Banff Wildlife of Banff And much more! Get complete details and download the FREE Banff Travel Planner on the Show Notes page https://activetraveladventures.com http://adventuretravelshowpodcast.com   Connect with Kit: Email Get the FREE Monthly Newsletter Instagram  parks.kit  Twitter @Kit_Parks Pinterest Facebook Group:  Active Travel Adventures ATA Facebook page 0000051F 0000051F 0000D1D3 0000D1D3 00166AE0 00166AE0 00007E3E 00007E3A 0000016D 0000016D

Lewis won the self supported off road time trial in 15Days 2Hours becoming the youngest ever winner and the first Australian to win this brutal race from Banff Canada to Antelope Wells Mexico.. The Tour Divide is known to be the hardest Mountain Bike race on earth. Enjoy.

Print is alive and thriving at the Seattle Times. In this episode, George talks with Gary Smith, VP of Advertising at the historic newspaper, about how they are evolving to serve businesses in their market by adopting the mentality of a 121-year-old startup. Listen now! Attend VendastaCon April 3-5, 2018 in Banff Canada to turn your company into a 'recurring revenue machine' https://vendastacon.com

June 2018 will be the second time Ralph Karsten starts the Tour Divide at the Grand Depart in Banff Canada.  The Tour Divide is an annual self-supported mountain bike race that follows the nearly 2,700-mile Great Divide Mountain Bike Route from Canada to the Mexican border.  Ralph also enjoys primitive camping, practicing survival skills, and flying hang-gliders.  Ralph Karsten, welcome to The Pursuit Zone. Show Notes: Tour Divide Bikepacking.net Ride the Divide movie Inspired to Ride movie The Lake Pepin 3-Speed Tour Born to Run Jones Bikes Banff Airporter Salsa Cutthroat ZPacks Hexamid REI Garmin eTrex Spot locator Colorado Trail Arizona Trail Black Hills Expedition MTBCast Adventure Cycling Association Mike Hall Alessi brothers on YouTube Atma-Sphere

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 137. I participated in an impromptu Google Hangout by Daniel Rothschild for his "Live Free, Die Old" podcast, including Matt Gilliland and James Cox, on the night after I did a Liberty.me seminar. Rambling and casual. We give poor Cox a bit too much grief for being confused and apparently relativist about rights. Good times. *** For an extra, see the Youtube at the bottom, a 30 minute talk between me and Cox, when I was in Banff Canada and lost in the woods and shooting the sh*t with him.

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast, Episode 137. I participated in an impromptu Google Hangout by Daniel Rothschild for his "Live Free, Die Old" podcast, including Matt Gilliland and James Cox, on the night after I did a Liberty.me seminar. Rambling and casual. We give poor Cox a bit too much grief for being confused and apparently relativist about rights. Good times. *** For an extra, see the Youtube at the bottom, a 30 minute talk between me and Cox, when I was in Banff Canada and lost in the woods and shooting the sh*t with him.

NWP welcomes Master Artist Jennifer Trouton! In this rare interview, Trouton talkts about her work. For the first time a limited (850) edition signed and numbered print of Troutons work, is available on a very limted basis. Jennifer Trouton is a visual artist currently based in Queen Street Studios, Belfast. Trouton’s work has featured in group exhibitions nationally and internationally since graduating form the University of Ulster in the mid nineties. These include ‘Resolutions’ at The Katzen Gallery, Washington DC, Nacienteâ at the The Guayasamin Gallery, Cuba and ‘Through our eyes’ at the Drawing Centre, New York. Solo exhibitions include the I8th Street Gallery Los Angeles, Spectrum Gallery London, The Ashford Gallery Dublin and The Fenderesky Gallery Belfast. Her work has received continued support from the Arts Council including a funded residency at the Banff Centre of Arts in Banff Canada.?Previous awards include a 3 month residency at the 18th Street Art Complex in Santa Monica USA, the COE (Clare Morris Open Exhibition, Ireland) Adjudicators’ Award awarded by Andrea Schlieker from the 4th Plinth project Trafalaga square and a Golden Fleece Award hosted by the Liliias Mitchell Foundation. Trouton’s work is held in numerous public and private collections including the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, The University of Ulster, Belfast HSC Trust, ESB Ireland, The Office of Public Works, British Midland Airlines and the David Roberts Collection. In 2007 Trouton was shortlisted for Ireland’s prestigious AIB Artist of Promise Award. www.jennifertrouton.com www.northwestprime.com

NWP welcomes Master Artist Jennifer Trouton! In this rare interview, Trouton talkts about her work. For the first time a limited (850) edition signed and numbered print of Troutons work, is available on a very limted basis. Jennifer Trouton is a visual artist currently based in Queen Street Studios, Belfast. Trouton’s work has featured in group exhibitions nationally and internationally since graduating form the University of Ulster in the mid nineties. These include ‘Resolutions’ at The Katzen Gallery, Washington DC, Nacienteâ at the The Guayasamin Gallery, Cuba and ‘Through our eyes’ at the Drawing Centre, New York. Solo exhibitions include the I8th Street Gallery Los Angeles, Spectrum Gallery London, The Ashford Gallery Dublin and The Fenderesky Gallery Belfast. Her work has received continued support from the Arts Council including a funded residency at the Banff Centre of Arts in Banff Canada.?Previous awards include a 3 month residency at the 18th Street Art Complex in Santa Monica USA, the COE (Clare Morris Open Exhibition, Ireland) Adjudicators’ Award awarded by Andrea Schlieker from the 4th Plinth project Trafalaga square and a Golden Fleece Award hosted by the Liliias Mitchell Foundation. Trouton’s work is held in numerous public and private collections including the Arts Council of Northern Ireland, The University of Ulster, Belfast HSC Trust, ESB Ireland, The Office of Public Works, British Midland Airlines and the David Roberts Collection. In 2007 Trouton was shortlisted for Ireland’s prestigious AIB Artist of Promise Award. www.jennifertrouton.com www.northwestprime.com