Podcast appearances and mentions of Bernard M Baruch

"Most of the successful people I've known are the ones who do more listening than talking." -Bernard M. Baruch.

Today's episode is a deep dive into the riveting story of Bernard M. Baruch, the mastermind behind a 20 grand puzzle subscription box business. We'll uncover the principles that turned this side hustle into a successful venture in just one year. Bernard's journey isn't just about puzzles; it's a roadmap for any aspiring business owner. In the next few minutes, we'll unravel the tested principles that fueled his success—testing demand before investing, having a crystal-clear acquisition plan, and starting with minimal investment.IntroductionWelcome back to Startup Gems, where we unpack the fascinating journey of Bernard M. Baruch and his $20,000 puzzle subscription box business.Principle 1: Test Demand Before Investing SignificantlyBernard's approach to cautiously testing demand before committing substantial resources.Practical tip: Conduct surveys, run pilot programs, or create minimal viable products to gauge market interest before a full launch.Principle 2: Have an Intended Acquisition Channel Before Starting a BusinessBernard's clear vision of his acquisition channel, focusing on SEO for organic growth.Practical tip: Identify your primary acquisition channels early on, whether it's social media, influencers, or content marketing.Principle 3: Start with Minimal InvestmentThe importance of starting with a capped budget and being resourceful in building the business.Practical tip: Embrace lean startup principles, prioritize essential expenses, and explore cost-effective tools and platforms.Universal Takeaways for EntrepreneursRecap of the universal principles: testing demand, having a clear acquisition plan, and starting with minimal investment.How these principles can be applied to any business, regardless of industry.ConclusionWrapping up the episode with a reminder of the valuable insights gained from Bernard's journey.Encouragement for listeners to apply these principles to their entrepreneurial endeavors.

En este episodio: Primera y última generación de la Idishe De mis recuerdos en la Idishe desde segundo de primaria, como lererke hasta la última graduación familiar y cierre de ciclo de la escuela. Exalumno de la Yavne y de la lererke Maia, Zeji Ozeri gana dos premios Emmy. El yiddish pasado, presente y futuro Traducción al yiddish de cuentos de Ilan Stavans recopilados en su libro Desaparición. Efemérides de la semana: 20 de junio 1965 fallece Bernard M Baruch, financiero, filántropo, asesor de políticos. 22 junio 1965 fallece David O Selznick, productor de cine estadounidense. 23 junio1995 fallece Jonas Salk, virólogo que desarrolló la vacuna para la poliomielitis. 24 junio 1922 fallece Walter Rathenau, político, industrial, filósofo social e ingeniero alemán. * Suscríbete a nuestro canal de YouTube aquí https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeZM9G81iodMJgW73_6NkbQ?app=desktop --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diariojudio-mexico/message

"Keep your workout music fresh all year long and crank up this high intensity party for your pavement! This heart pounding playlist will provide you with all the entertainment & motivation you need to amp up your sweat session courtesy of Tiago Bueno, Jonatas C, Jax D and so many more! Tracks like ‘Clothes Off' by XAVMG will inspire you to crush your fitness goals! “Every morning you have two choices: continue to sleep with your dreams, or wake up and chase them.” “Better than a beautiful face, is a beautiful heart, and better than a beautiful word, is a beautiful deed.” – Imam Ali "Trouble shared is trouble halved." – Lee Iacocca "Words are often seen hunting for an idea, but ideas are never seen hunting for words." – Josh Billings "It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves." – Edmund Hillary "Real happiness is cheap enough, yet how dearly we pay for its counterfeit." – Hosea Ballou "Necessity dispenseth with decorum." – Thomas Carlyle “The strongest of all warriors are these two: time and patience.” – Leo Tolstoy “Opportunity's favorite disguise is trouble.” - Frank Tyger “Obstacles can't stop you. Problems can't stop you. Most important of all, other people can't stop you. Only you can stop you.” – J Gitomer “When one door closes another door opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the ones which open for us.” -Alexander Graham Bell “Making a success of the job at hand is the best step toward the kind you want.” – Bernard M. Baruch 00:00 - Mic Break 01:47 - Shake Your Body (Extended Mix) - Agent Greg 08:01 - Turn It Up (Radio Edit) - Agent Greg, Alexandra Prince 10:53 - Baboolah (Original Mix) - Tiago Bueno 16:52 - Mic Break 16:59 - Grab Your Copy (Original Mix) - Withoutwork, Andres Lascano 23:17 - Clothes Off (Original Mix) - XAVMG 26:38 - Talk To God ‘Bout It (Spen's Sunday Service Re Edit) - Ron Hall 33:48 - Mic Break 33:55 - So Funky (Originla Mix) - Yosmer Davis 38:30 - Housh (Original Mix) - Jonatas C 44:35 - Mic Break 44:39 - Flex (Origina Mix) - Jax D 50:45 - Afric Mambo (Original Mix) - Jose Lozano 56:36 - Mic Break 56:44 - Lukala (Extended Mix) - Tektonauts 62:53 - Don't Stop (Original Mix) - Groover, Diego Sosa 69:31 - Mic Break 69:36 - Party People (Original Mix) - Jorge Hurtado 75:21 - Golden Trust (Original Mix) - Yell Of Bee 80:57 - Mic Break 81:04 - Deep Inside (Original Mix) - Wayne Madiedo 85:23 - Turn Up The Bass (Original Mix) - VM(ITA) 90:31 - Mic Break 90:36 - Beams (Extended Mix) - Tim Taylor 96:27 - Picture It - S-Project, Rachel Pearl 99:16 - Feel 4 U (Extended Mix) - Adapter 104:09 - Mic Break 104:16 - Legacy (Radio Edit) - King Eltopon 108:20 - Give It Up (Club Mix) - Paul Adam 114:30 - Mic Break 114:35 - River (Tobiahs Remix) - Pnau, Ladyhawke 119:34 - The First Time (Original Mix) - Jorge Hurtado, Maxz 125:37 - Mic Break 125:49 - Leave This Place - Ninmue 128:27 - Incredible (Extended) - Palmez 133:26 - Downfall (Original Mix) - Maryn, AXYL 136:25 - Mic Break 136:38 - Somewhere (Soulis Sarris Remix) - Kid Fonque, Jonny Miller, Jaidene Veda 142:56 - What If? (Club Mix) - Rikk Earth 150:27 - First Time (Sam Feldt Remix) - Illenium, Sam Feldt feat. Iann Dior 152:53 - Mic Break 153:11 - Murder (Feather Remix) - Mako 156:25 - Baby Oh Baby (Original Mix) - Remundo 161:23 - Mic Break 162:55 - Believe (Original Mix) - Jealous Friend 165:53 - On My Own (Original Mix) - Pushing Daizies 168:03 - Finish "

"Keep your workout music fresh all year long and crank up this high intensity party for your pavement! This heart pounding playlist will provide you with all the entertainment & motivation you need to amp up your sweat session courtesy of Tiago Bueno, Jonatas C, Jax D and so many more! Tracks like ‘Clothes Off' by XAVMG will inspire you to crush your fitness goals! “Every morning you have two choices: continue to sleep with your dreams, or wake up and chase them.” “Better than a beautiful face, is a beautiful heart, and better than a beautiful word, is a beautiful deed.” – Imam Ali "Trouble shared is trouble halved." – Lee Iacocca "Words are often seen hunting for an idea, but ideas are never seen hunting for words." – Josh Billings "It is not the mountain we conquer but ourselves." – Edmund Hillary "Real happiness is cheap enough, yet how dearly we pay for its counterfeit." – Hosea Ballou "Necessity dispenseth with decorum." – Thomas Carlyle “The strongest of all warriors are these two: time and patience.” – Leo Tolstoy “Opportunity's favorite disguise is trouble.” - Frank Tyger “Obstacles can't stop you. Problems can't stop you. Most important of all, other people can't stop you. Only you can stop you.” – J Gitomer “When one door closes another door opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the ones which open for us.” -Alexander Graham Bell “Making a success of the job at hand is the best step toward the kind you want.” – Bernard M. Baruch 00:00 - Mic Break 01:47 - Shake Your Body (Extended Mix) - Agent Greg 08:01 - Turn It Up (Radio Edit) - Agent Greg, Alexandra Prince 10:53 - Baboolah (Original Mix) - Tiago Bueno 16:52 - Mic Break 16:59 - Grab Your Copy (Original Mix) - Withoutwork, Andres Lascano 23:17 - Clothes Off (Original Mix) - XAVMG 26:38 - Talk To God ‘Bout It (Spen's Sunday Service Re Edit) - Ron Hall 33:48 - Mic Break 33:55 - So Funky (Originla Mix) - Yosmer Davis 38:30 - Housh (Original Mix) - Jonatas C 44:35 - Mic Break 44:39 - Flex (Origina Mix) - Jax D 50:45 - Afric Mambo (Original Mix) - Jose Lozano 56:36 - Mic Break 56:44 - Lukala (Extended Mix) - Tektonauts 62:53 - Don't Stop (Original Mix) - Groover, Diego Sosa 69:31 - Mic Break 69:36 - Party People (Original Mix) - Jorge Hurtado 75:21 - Golden Trust (Original Mix) - Yell Of Bee 80:57 - Mic Break 81:04 - Deep Inside (Original Mix) - Wayne Madiedo 85:23 - Turn Up The Bass (Original Mix) - VM(ITA) 90:31 - Mic Break 90:36 - Beams (Extended Mix) - Tim Taylor 96:27 - Picture It - S-Project, Rachel Pearl 99:16 - Feel 4 U (Extended Mix) - Adapter 104:09 - Mic Break 104:16 - Legacy (Radio Edit) - King Eltopon 108:20 - Give It Up (Club Mix) - Paul Adam 114:30 - Mic Break 114:35 - River (Tobiahs Remix) - Pnau, Ladyhawke 119:34 - The First Time (Original Mix) - Jorge Hurtado, Maxz 125:37 - Mic Break 125:49 - Leave This Place - Ninmue 128:27 - Incredible (Extended) - Palmez 133:26 - Downfall (Original Mix) - Maryn, AXYL 136:25 - Mic Break 136:38 - Somewhere (Soulis Sarris Remix) - Kid Fonque, Jonny Miller, Jaidene Veda 142:56 - What If? (Club Mix) - Rikk Earth 150:27 - First Time (Sam Feldt Remix) - Illenium, Sam Feldt feat. Iann Dior 152:53 - Mic Break 153:11 - Murder (Feather Remix) - Mako 156:25 - Baby Oh Baby (Original Mix) - Remundo 161:23 - Mic Break 162:55 - Believe (Original Mix) - Jealous Friend 165:53 - On My Own (Original Mix) - Pushing Daizies 168:03 - Finish "

In this episode you meet Sandra Hurse, Managing Director, Chief Human Resources Officer, GCM Grosvenor. Sandra Hurse is the firm’s Chief Human Resources Officer. She also serves on the ESG Committee and the Diversity & Inclusion Governing Committee. Prior to joining GCM Grosvenor, Ms. Hurse held various positions at Bank of America, most recently serving as Global Head of Human Resources for Corporate and Investment Banking. Previously, Ms. Hurse also held leadership roles in Talent Management and Talent Acquisition at Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan Chase. She received her Bachelor of Business Administration in Finance from Bernard M. Baruch College and her Master of Business Administration in Marketing from the University of Michigan. Ms. Hurse serves as a Corporate Board Member for the Harlem School of the Arts. Some of the things that stood out to me during our conversation were about:⁠ - The importance of people being able to see your humanity. - The difference between humility and hubris. - Hiring well. - Understanding value creation in your organization.

Episode #48: Dr. Lisa Rawlings, EMBA '19, joins us on our podcast today to talk about her vision and goals as the new President and CEO of the National Urban Fellows (NUF) Organization. National Urban Fellows is a rigorous, full-time graduate program comprised of two semesters of academic course work and a nine month mentorship, leading to a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from the City University of New York's Bernard M. Baruch College, School of Public Affairs. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/onehaas/donations

Crazy Eddie: Part 2 - "The Chosen One" From 1975 to 1980, Sam attended Bernard M. Baruch College and majored in public accounting. Eddie Antar and other family members believed that his formal college education in public accounting would help them execute more sophisticated financial crimes in the future. Therefore, the family paid his tuition as well as a full-time salary while he attended college. He continued working at Crazy Eddie at nights, weekends, holiday breaks and even summer vacation. In 1980, Sam graduated Magna Cum Laude and was on the Dean’s List. The Antars were ready to take full advantage of his accounting education by making him Crazy Eddie’s de facto Chief Financial Officer. This position allowed him to execute more sophisticated crimes on behalf of the family. Sam Antar is a convicted felon and a former CPA. As the CFO of Crazy Eddie, Mr. Antar helped mastermind one of the largest securities frauds uncovered during the 1980s. In June 2012, the Huffington Post named Sam Antar one of the 25 most dangerous people in financial media (“dangerous in a good way”).

Crazy Eddie: Part 2 - "The Chosen One"  From 1975 to 1980, Sam attended Bernard M. Baruch College and majored in public accounting. Eddie Antar and other family members believed that his formal college education in public accounting would help them execute more sophisticated financial crimes in the future. Therefore, the family paid his tuition as well as a full-time salary while he attended college. He continued working at Crazy Eddie at nights, weekends, holiday breaks and even summer vacation. In 1980, Sam graduated Magna Cum Laude and was on the Dean’s List. The Antars were ready to take full advantage of his accounting education by making him Crazy Eddie’s de facto Chief Financial Officer. This position allowed him to execute more sophisticated crimes on behalf of the family. Sam Antar is a convicted felon and a former CPA. As the CFO of Crazy Eddie, Mr. Antar helped mastermind one of the largest securities frauds uncovered during the 1980s. In June 2012, the Huffington Post named Sam Antar one of the 25 most dangerous people in financial media (“dangerous in a good way”).

“Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter... and those who matter don't mind.” -Bernard M. Baruch Episode 14!!

Hobcaw Barony is a 16,000 acre tract on the Waccamaw Neck, between the Winyah Bay and the Atlantic Ocean in Georgetown County, SC. Once owned by the investor, philanthropist, presidential advisor, and South Carolina native Bernard M. Baruch, the property was used as a hunting preserve between 1905 and 1907. It is now owned and operated by the non-profit Belle W. Baruch Foundation as a site for research in the environmental sciences. In addition, over 70 cultural sites on the plantation including cemeteries, slave cabins, and the Baruch's homes all provide a time capsule for educators.

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Bernard M. Baruch addresses his alma mater in a series of lectures focused upon the problems Americans face as a nation and as individuals. [Video 1] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Dominant Yearning of Our Time.” [Video 2] Thomas C. Norton, Dean of the Baruch School of Business and Public Administration at CCNY introduces the event. Buell G. Gallagher, president of CCNY introduces Mr. Baruch. Mr. Baruch's speech is entitled “Making Economic Weather.” [Video 3] Bernard M. Baruch's speech is entitled “The Changing Role of Government and What it Means for Each of Us."

Getting to know yourself, your current productivity tools and how to use them correctly is a definitive step in creating flow in your productive life.Bernard M. Baruch once said, "Only as you do know yourself can your brain serve you as a sharp and efficient tool. Know your own failings, passions, and prejudices so you can separate them from what you see."Many times people ask me for the latest tool, hack or tip that will get them an edge on their life and work productivity. While I don't mind giving that advice, so often I'm baffled that more people don't look at the tools we already have available to us.Have you ever noticed that of the many tools available to us, there is usually one right tool for the job? You know you shouldn't hammer a screw into the wall or call your father with your washing machine. One of the most prevalent productivity crimes I see is using your calendar as a task or projects list. What tool may you be misusing when it comes to your own productivity system?Finally, learn how to the use the tools you have fully and correctly. Nine times out of 10 you don't need the newest features on a tech gadget that's just been released; honestly, you've lived for how many years without it and you've done pretty well, right? Your current tools probably have features and functions that you've yet to explore completely. Learn them well and you'll trust your system more than ever.Getting to know yourself, your current productivity tools and how to use them correctly is a definitive step in creating flow in your productive life. In the words of the photographer, Ken Rockwell, "Maybe because it's entirely an artist's eye, patience and skill that makes an image and not his tools."I hope you enjoyed this episode of ProdPod. This is Ray Sidney-Smith and thanks for listening! Here's to your productivity success...in two minutes or less.Have you ever noticed that of the many tools available to us, there is usually one right tool for the job? You know you shouldn't hammer a screw into the wall or call your father with your washing machine. One of the most prevalent productivity crimes I see is using your calendar as a task or projects list. What tool may you be misusing when it comes to your own productivity system?Finally, learn how to the use the tools you have fully and correctly. Nine times out of 10 you don't need the newest features on a tech gadget that's just been released; honestly, you've lived for how many years without it and you've done pretty well, right? Your current tools probably have features and functions that you've yet to explore completely. Learn them well and you'll trust your system more than ever.Getting to know yourself, your current productivity tools and how to use them correctly is a definitive step in creating flow in your productive life. In the words of the photographer, Ken Rockwell, "Maybe because it's entirely an artist's eye, patience and skill that makes an image and not his tools."I hope you enjoyed this episode of ProdPod. This is Ray Sidney-Smith and thanks for listening! Here's to your productivity success...in two minutes or less.Finally, learn how to the use the tools you have fully and correctly. Nine times out of 10 you don't need the newest features on a tech gadget that's just been released; honestly, you've lived for how many years without it and you've done pretty well, right? Your current tools probably have features and functions that you've yet to explore completely. Learn them well and you'll trust your system more than ever.Getting to know yourself, your current productivity tools and how to use them correctly is a definitive step in creating flow in your productive life. In the words of the photographer, Ken Rockwell, "Maybe because it's entirely an artist's eye, patience and skill that makes an image and not his tools."I hope you enjoyed this episode of ProdPod. This is Ray Sidney-Smith and thanks for listening! Here's to your productivity success...in two minutes or less.Getting to know yourself, your current productivity tools and how to use them correctly is a definitive step in creating flow in your productive life. In the words of the photographer, Ken Rockwell, "Maybe because it's entirely an artist's eye, patience and skill that makes an image and not his tools."I hope you enjoyed this episode of ProdPod. This is Ray Sidney-Smith and thanks for listening! Here's to your productivity success...in two minutes or less.I hope you enjoyed this episode of ProdPod. This is Ray Sidney-Smith and thanks for listening! Here's to your productivity success...in two minutes or less.We have one of the greatest miracles in the universe, our bodies and specifically as Mr. Baruch mentioned, our minds. There's a world of knowledge at our fingertips about the way we work if we're willing to pay attention.