Podcasts about biggest mistakes

Amy brought in the five phrases you should be comfortable with in your marriage. Bobby has some big issues with the list. Eddie found something that adults are using that are meant for children. It inspires Bobby to possibly try it out. We went around the room and shared the biggest mistakes of our lives because Lunchbox shared a story of people being kicked off from Survivor before the show even started. Bobby shares his Top 3 all-time mistakes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most loan officers overthink hiring—and end up doing everything themselves. In this episode, Steve unpacks the #1 mistake he sees when building a team and shares a simple, scalable way to get results without burning out. You'll learn: Why part-time relationship managers might be your biggest growth hack How Steve generated 2,000+ outbound calls and 29 appointments in 60 days A step-by-step onboarding rhythm that gets new hires producing fast What to say, what to send, and how to train without it all depending on you Ready to stop doing it all alone? Grab the Relationship Manager Field Guide by booking a strategy call at FreedomPlanningCall.com

On this podcast, Paul Merriman dives into three big investor questions: Why would anyone add bonds to their portfolio—even in retirement? How has the Ultimate Buy and Hold Portfolio performed in 2025? And how much Small Cap Value should an investor add to VTSAX? Along the way, Paul explains why diversification and balance matter just as much as chasing higher returns.During the podcast Paul references ⁠Table G-1b, Fine Tuning Table: S&P 500 vs. US SCV Equity Porfolio - Out-Performance⁠ and ⁠Table H2a - Sound Investing Portfolios: Comparison Data ⁠, Quilt Chart K1a. He also points to Chris Pedersen's Best In Class ETF Recommendations and his 2 Funds for Life returns table. These resources provide valuable context for comparing U.S. vs. international returns, equity vs. bond allocations, and how small-cap value can enhance a long-term strategy.

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Most loan officers overthink hiring—and end up doing everything themselves. In this episode, Steve unpacks the #1 mistake he sees when building a team and shares a simple, scalable way to get results without burning out. You'll learn: Why part-time relationship managers might be your biggest growth hack How Steve generated 2,000+ outbound calls and 29 appointments in 60 days A step-by-step onboarding rhythm that gets new hires producing fast What to say, what to send, and how to train without it all depending on you Ready to stop doing it all alone? Grab the Relationship Manager Field Guide by booking a strategy call at FreedomPlanningCall.com

If you're feeling drained despite all your efforts to manage your time and boundaries, you're probably making these three critical mistakes that are actually robbing you of the very energy you're trying to preserve. This episode reveals why your current strategies are backwards and what to focus on instead. Mistake #1: Waiting for Others to ChangeThe biggest energy drain is believing that other people or circumstances changing is the solution to feeling better. You're living in "when then" mode. When your partner changes, when you have more time, when your kids are older, when you get a new job, THEN you'll have energy for yourself.This is giving away your power entirely.External circumstances changing doesn't automatically give you more energy or make you prioritize yourself better.If you believe your husband, kids, or schedule needs to change before you can feel better, you're putting yourself in a powerless position where forces outside of you control your wellbeing. That costs you massive amounts of energy because you're fighting what you can't control. Mistake #2: Thinking It's a Time Management ProblemThis is like slapping lipstick on a pig. You're looking for a solution to the wrong problem.Time management is easy when you know how you're prioritizing your time and what needs to get done. No system or strategy is going to give you more energy. The people Lisa works with are some of the most productive people she's ever met. They're so productive they don't even realize they're over-functioning way beyond what they need to do in a day.Here's what's really happening: you create organized systems and free up space, then immediately fill that space back up because you're uncomfortable with calm. You say you want more time and energy, but you're actually more committed to filling that time because you feel calm in the chaos.It takes serious nervous system regulation to get comfortable being calm in the calm. Most people feel more comfortable in chaos than in peace, so they'll always create things to bring them back to busyness. Mistake #3: Using Worry as a Problem-Solving StrategyThis is where Lisa gets really honest about her own patterns. Worrying and focusing on the problem as a way to fix the problem. Many of Lisa's clients have unraveled the belief that there's even a problem when often what they find is they've created a problem where none existed.Consider what worry is giving you. Many of us learned that the more we worry, the more responsible we're being about handling things. But where did you learn that worry was the way to solve problems? You get more of what you focus on.Lisa shares her personal example with money worry. She didn't have a money problem she had a worry-about-money problem. She spent tremendous energy worrying about debt, asking herself how she'd pay it off, if she'd be okay. Then she developed a strategy to break the worry cycle. Lisa's Worry-Breaking StrategyShe started asking herself: "Is anything different today from yesterday?" The answer was always no. "Did you spend all day yesterday worrying?" Yes. "Did that change anything?" No. "Is anything different today?" No. "Did anything bad happen yesterday?" No.Day after day after day, she had evidence that worrying wasn't changing anything and nothing bad was actually happening. No bill collectors showed up. Nobody took her car. Nothing bad was happening. In that moment, she'd tell herself to stop spending energy worrying and put that energy into being responsible for doing things that would support the outcome she wanted.If something had changed when she asked those questions, it still came back to: what do I need to take responsibility for in this moment? Then she'd do that thing and move on. Ready to break these energy-draining patterns and create sustainable energy that supports your extraordinary life? Connect with Lisa at LisaCarpenter.ca/wwm to explore what's possible.

Dr. Vitz tells us about one of the biggest mistakes she has made and how she has addressed it since.

One night, Sarah Gabel Seifert fell asleep and had a dream that would change the course of her life. She found herself in a factory in a war-torn land, stumbling into a room filled with empty cribs and women on operating tables. When she awoke, she knew: God was calling her to a mission. Years later, that mission took an unexpected form when He placed on her heart the idea to found a pro-life diaper company. Today, Sarah and her husband are pioneers in a new marketplace where consumers intentionally choose products from companies that uphold, rather than oppose, their values.In this episode, you'll hear Sarah's powerful story of radical surrender, how to recognize the mission God is crafting uniquely for you, and how motherhood has deepened her inspiration and fueled her ability to pursue her entrepreneurial dreams.Sarah's IG: https://www.instagram.com/sarahgabel/?hl=enNEW: Join our exclusive Rose Report community! https://lilaroseshow.supercast.com - We'll have BTS footage, ad-free episodes, monthly AMA, and early access to our upcoming guests.A big thanks to our partner, EWTN, the world's leading Catholic network! Discover news, entertainment and more at https://www.ewtn.com/ Check out our Sponsors:-EveryLife: https://www.everylife.com Buy diapers from an amazing pro-life diaper company and use code LILA and get 10% off!-We Heart Nutrition: https://www.weheartnutrition.com/ Get high quality vitamin supplements for 20% off using the code LILA. -Covenant Eyes: http://covenanteyes.sjv.io/Kjngb9 Sign up to grow in purity and gain traction over sexual addiction: use code “LILA” for a free month!00:00:00 - Intro00:05:02 - Total Surrender: Sarah Before Jesus00:10:26 - How she met her husband (and business partner)00:20:52 - Women in Workplace00:26:15 - God spoke to me in a dream 00:35:13 - Getting into business world00:42:43 - Founding EveryLife00:49:17 - But HOW did you get this business started?00:54:36 - Hold Fast to the Mission01:02:59 - Biggest Mistake?01:09:16 - Biggest business breakthrough01:15:12 - How can moms become entrepreneurial?01:20:32 - Tips for finding mentors

Watch every episode ad-free & uncensored on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dannyjones Chris Bell is a writer, director, and filmmaker known for the documentaries "Bigger, Stronger, Faster", "Prescription Thugs", "Trophy Kids", "Prescription Thugs" & "A Leaf of Faith". SPONSORS https://shopify.com/dannyjones - Start your $1 per month trial TODAY! https://whiterabbitenergy.com/?ref=DJP - Use code DJP for 20% off EPISODE LINKS https://www.instagram.com/bigstrongfast FOLLOW DANNY JONES https://www.instagram.com/dannyjones https://twitter.com/jonesdanny OUTLINE 00:00 - How Chris discovered John Cena 09:11 - The magic of WWE 21:16 - The steroids crisis 28:24 - The top buyer of testosterone in US 32:04 - Did Bruce Jenner use steroids? 40:04 - Stem cell & peptides 47:27 - How Joe Rogan helped keep kratom legal 53:19 - Is ibogaine a miracle drug? 01:06:19 - Metallica in 2025 01:14:41 - Most dangerous concerts in history 01:19:59 - The one source of all addictions 01:30:08 - Are drugs good or bad? 01:43:12 - The Ozempic epidemic 01:48:34 - Why the MAHA movement is failing 01:54:14 - The carnivore diet 02:09:18 - The liver king 02:15:45 - The enhanced games 02:26:58 - Testosterone in women 02:35:22 - Bryan Johnson 02:46:54 - Trophy kids Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Starting or growing your painting business? Got questions? We've got answers.In this episode of Brush Busters, Jesse and Gavin tackle real questions from painting contractors, overing everything from forming an LLC to switching CRMs to figuring out where to focus when you're just getting started.Whether you're launching your business, trying to stay organized, or just feeling overwhelmed by all the platforms and decisions in front of you, this episode brings clarity, direction, and some solid laughs along the way.

Would you like access to our advanced agency training for FREE? https://www.agencymastery360.com/training Are you growing your agency with the goal of selling it one day? More importantly, are you taking the right steps now to ensure it's actually worth what you think it is? Today's featured guest has built and sold multiple agencies over the years, gaining hard-earned insights into the process. He shares what you need to know to prepare your agency for sale, the potential pitfalls and opportunities with non-competes and earnouts, and whether hiring a broker is really worth it. If selling your agency is on your horizon, or even just a long-term possibility, this episode is packed with practical advice to help you maximize your valuation and avoid costly mistakes. Sean Hakes has been building and selling digital marketing agencies since the early 2000's back when ‘SEO' wasn't a household term and websites were still coded in tables.. He's grown agencies from small side hustles into multi-million-dollar operations, navigated multiple acquisitions, and learned the hard way how to structure a deal and when to walk away. In this episode, we'll discuss: Getting savvier for his second agency sale. Not taking the highest bid, but picking the right buyer. Getting back to the game after a restrictive non-compete. Buying back his old agency. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio Sponsors and Resources E2M Solutions: Today's episode of the Smart Agency Masterclass is sponsored by E2M Solutions, a web design, and development agency that has provided white-label services for the past 10 years to agencies all over the world. Check out e2msolutions.com/smartagency and get 10% off for the first three months of service. How a Major Mistake Started His Agency Journey Most agency owners start by accident, but in Sean's case, he accidentally broke a website. While working for another company, he took down their site and had to learn HTML on the fly to fix it. That crash course turned into a curiosity for web design, which turned into a small SEO and design shop in Denver around 2001–2002, back when keyword stuffing and white text on a white background actually worked. Sean's first agency wasn't huge—three or four people, a few hundred grand in revenue—but their search visibility was strong. That alone was enough to attract an out-of-state buyer. The deal wasn't life-changing money, and looking back he thinks (since he didn't know anything about valuations) that he probably gave it away, but it was enough to get Sean hooked on the idea of building, growing, and eventually selling agencies. The “Do It Better” Second Act After dabbling in landscaping, trucking, and even diamond brokering businesses following the sale of his first agency, Sean realized marketing was still his zone of genius. This time, he teamed up with a sales-savvy partner. Sean handled operations; his partner brought in a big book of business. That agency scaled to about $3 million in revenue before they decided to sell—but not before learning a hard truth about valuations: top-line revenue doesn't mean much without profit. When they first went to a broker, they were shocked to get a $100k valuation. Why so low? No recurring contracts, thin margins, and too much discretionary spending. So they spent the next year tightening up—signing contracts, cutting waste, and boosting profit. It's a lesson many agency owners dreaming of selling at some point have to learn. You may think that making millions in topline revenue means your business is worth a lot, and then you learn there are many factors that determine that price, and profit is a pretty big one in the agency space. Understanding Deal Structures (and Picking the Right Buyer) The second sale was a much more strategic process. Sean and his partner used a broker, entertained multiple offers, and discovered there are a million ways to structure a deal. The one they chose was about half cash up front, with the rest split between owner financing and an earnout. Here's the kicker: they didn't take the highest bid. Instead, they picked a private equity group that specialized in their industry and cared about their team and clients. They passed on flashier offers, like one from a New York club owner, because they valued long-term success over a quick payday. They also learned brokers are very expensive. In fact, if he could do it all over again with the knowledge he has now, Sean wouldn't use a broker. Playing the Earnout Game (and Winning It) Earnouts can be a trap, designed to look great on paper but structured so you'll never hit the target. Sean and his partner weren't having it. They stayed on the sales team, volunteered their time, and treated the earnout like a commission plan they could win. The trick for them was conservative projections. Instead of promising buyers a wild 50–100% growth rate (and setting themselves up to miss), they targeted a steady 10% growth. This set the earnout bar at a realistic level—and they smashed it. They even negotiated out their broker's cut of the earnout once they knew they'd hit it, keeping 100% of the upside. From Restrictive Non-Competes to Freedom Deals Sean's second agency sale came with a brutal seven-year non-compete—likely unenforceable, but restrictive enough to stress him out. Five years in, low on reserves, he approached the buyer with a proposal: let him start another company without poaching their clients. Instead of a fight, they offered to partner with him, gave their blessing, and even returned his old domains. That experience stood in stark contrast to another sale where the non-compete was simply, “Stay out of our 30-mile radius.” Takeaway: Non-compete terms can vary wildly. Negotiate them up front, and remember that relationships matter long after the ink is dry. The Cashless Merger That Led to a Full Cash Exit In 2011, Sean started another agency, Altitude. Five years later, he merged it with another company in a cashless deal to boost revenue and valuation. Within a year, an unexpected buyer came along with a full-multiple, all-cash offer—and only wanted one person to stay on. Sean took the deal, pocketed the money, and moved to the beach in South Carolina to run a fishing charter. “The old saying about boats, being happiest when buying and selling them, is true,” he laughs—but the experience checked a personal dream off his list. Buying Back His Old Agency In a very full-circle moment, the company that had bought Sean's agency in an earlier deal came back to him in trouble. Mismanagement, bad outsourcing, and unhappy clients had turned it into a sinking ship. Sean and his new partner jumped on the opportunity, bought it back for a fraction of what they'd sold it for, rehired many of the original team, and turned it around within months. Sometimes the best acquisition target is one you already know inside and out—especially if you can buy it back at a discount and restore its former glory. Sean's Advice to Agency Owners Thinking About a Sale Don't take the first “decent” offer. The buyer pool is bigger than you think—negotiate. Be strategic with brokers. Great ones exist, but remember that they get paid if you sell, so their advice may be biased. Control your earnout terms. Conservative projections give you room to exceed expectations and actually cash in. Relationships last longer than deals. Today's buyer could be tomorrow's partner — or seller. Do You Want to Transform Your Agency from a Liability to an Asset? Looking to dig deeper into your agency's potential? Check out our Agency Blueprint. Designed for agency owners like you, our Agency Blueprint helps you uncover growth opportunities, tackle obstacles, and craft a customized blueprint for your agency's success.

Enterprise companies rush into AI implementation without proper strategy or governance structures. David Rabin, Chief Marketing Officer at Lenovo Solutions & Services Group, explains how to build organizational frameworks that enable successful AI adoption. He discusses establishing AI committees for tool evaluation and marketing governance, organizing data infrastructure including product databases and visual identity systems, and implementing Studio AI for automated marketing toolkit generation that delivers faster and cheaper content production.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Before you dive headfirst into your solopreneur journey, there are two things you absolutely need to nail down: your competition and your customers. In this episode of The Aspiring Solopreneur, Joe and Carly continue the series on the Solopreneur Success Cycle and break down why “everyone” is not your audience, how to spot opportunities your competitors are overlooking, and why creating personas (yes, even giving them names and backstories) can completely change how you connect with your market. Whether you're refining your niche or just starting to sketch out your customer base, this episode will give you practical insights to avoid spinning your wheels and start building a business that truly resonates. Okay, this might be the craziest offer we've ever made. We're giving away a solopreneur platform that normally costs five hundred dollars a year…For twenty-five bucks. And not for a month, not for a year… forever.All you have to do is pre-order our new book: Solopreneur Business for Dummies.When we first went solo, we thought we could just Google our way through it. But the advice out there? It was built for startups with teams and money, not someone trying to do it all themselves. We kept thinking: “There's gotta be a better way.”So we made one. LifeStarr Premier is the system we wish we had back then: the tools, the strategy, the community, all in one place.Go to book.lifestarr.com to lock it in.This deal goes away when the book drops, October 6, 2025, and it's not coming back.Pre-order the book. Upload your receipt. You're in. For good.

Carl and Mike get into the latest NFL headlines including the Colts naming Daniel Jones as their starter for the season and discuss whether or not it really felt like a competition between Jones and Anthony Richardson. They also share some thoughts on the Trey Hendrickson/Bengals contract situation as the sticking point appears to be guaranteed money Hendrickson is seeking in a new deal. As they weigh in on the matter, they agree the Bengals are making a mistake in potentially losing their defensive star.

Enterprise companies rush into AI implementation without proper strategy or governance structures. David Rabin, Chief Marketing Officer at Lenovo Solutions & Services Group, explains how to build organizational frameworks that enable successful AI adoption. He discusses establishing AI committees for tool evaluation and marketing governance, organizing data infrastructure including product databases and visual identity systems, and implementing Studio AI for automated marketing toolkit generation that delivers faster and cheaper content production.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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On this week's episode of Fully Equipped, GOLF's Johnny Wunder and Jake Morrow break down what Jake had in the bag during his outing with L.A.B. Golf, how underrated Srixon woods are at retail and the massive mistake many golfers make when picking a golf ball.  -- If you'd like to be featured on the Fully Equipped Hotline in future episodes, call (480) 442-1168 and leave us a voicemail. -- Attention gear heads! The Fully Equipped store is officially live at shop.golf.com.    

In this episode of The Social Media Takeaway, I chatted with Domingo Silvas, serial entrepreneur, AI marketing pioneer, and founder of Think Smart Scale, Magpie, and Scale Up. We chatted about lead generation for service-based businesses, uncovering why most entrepreneurs focus on the wrong metrics. He shared how his journey from survival-mode entrepreneurship to scaling 14 companies led him to develop high-converting systems especially using assessments. If you're a coach, consultant, or service professional looking to attract better clients and boost conversions, this episode is for you.You'll learn:✅ Why quality leads matter more than quantity✅ The real reason viral content doesn't guarantee success✅ How to create and use assessments to qualify leads✅ Why mentorship and systems are key to scaling✅ How AI is changing the way we assess and convert leadsSHOW CHAPTERS00:00 Viral doesn't mean anything...here's WHY.00:55 Introduction and Guest Welcome01:15 Domingo Silvas' Entrepreneurial Journey02:20 The Importance of Lead Generation02:52 Biggest Mistake on Lead Generation03:40 The 90-days Test04:47 The 'Easy Business' Narrative06:01 The Role of Mentorship and Systems07:36 How Do You Put Less Money on Your Business?08:15 People Buy What They WANT and Not What They NEED09:15 We All WANT Success But What We NEED is Systems10:59 Power of Assessments in Business15:22 Creating Effective and High-Performing Assessments19:21 AI in Business and Assessments22:29 Conclusion and Final TakeawaysConnect with Domingo:LinkedInIf you enjoyed this episode, be sure to subscribe to my podcast because more like this is on the way!If you'd like to book a call to see how I can support you head over to my website here. www.sellonsocialmedia.academy/helloMy 2025 Social Media Content Planner & Guide is now available! Packed with 400 content prompts, expert tips, and $377 worth of free resources to help you save time and get results in 2025. Grab your copy now on Amazon! Amazon UK...

Matty G breaks down 5 FANTASY MISTAKES managers often make when drafting. If you want to dominate your league, you don't want to make ANY of these come draft day. So get your fantasy game sorted early with Matty as he takes you through them... and a bonus one to boot. Join Our FREE Community:

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In this episode of The Real Estate Investor Show, Adam Hobson tells Spencer Sutton about the five most common missteps real estate investors make - especially when they first start flipping property.  You'll Learn: How wholesaling compares to house flipping Why the ARV (after repair value) is critical to long-term flipping success How to find comps that actually contextualize your potential deal The secret to finding good contractors (and the best way to pay them) Favorite Quote: "Pain plus reflection equals progress." Who Should Listen:

Send us a textWhat's the one mistake that almost cost them everything? In this powerful panel, seasoned investors, fund managers, and founders open up about the biggest mistakes they've made — and the lessons that can save you years of pain.From trusting the wrong people… to chasing the wrong investors… to ignoring family wisdom… these are the moments that reshaped careers and portfolios.Whether you're raising capital, deploying it, or growing a family office, their real-world stories offer timeless guidance.

In this episode, I break down the 20 biggest mistakes I've seen people make when moving abroad, from choosing a country based only on Instagram photos to underestimating the true cost of relocation. I'll share practical tips for avoiding planning, financial, logistical, and emotional pitfalls so you can make a smoother transition and actually enjoy your new life overseas.Whether you're still dreaming about living abroad or already knee-deep in your moving plans, this episode will help you avoid regret, save money, and settle in with confidence.What you'll learn in this episode:The mindset shifts that make adjusting to a new country easierHow to budget realistically for the move and the months afterWhy visas and legal requirements should guide your country choiceCommon logistical oversights that can cost you time, money, and sanityHow to handle the emotional challenges of starting over in a new placeIf you want your move abroad to be exciting and sustainable, this is the episode to listen to before you pack your bags.Free Resource: Want help figuring out where to go first? Take my free quiz: Which European City Should You Move To?

GaryVee breaks down why most brands are massively underestimating the power of organic social and how algorithms, attention, and relevance work in your favor if you know how to play the game. This clip from the Possible keynote will change how you see marketing in 2025.

In this episode of PPC Live The Podcast, formerly known as PPC Chat Roundup, host Anu introduces the podcast's new format where she brings PPC experts to share their insights. This week's guest is Gareth Westhead, a digital director with 18 years of industry experience. Gareth shares his first-hand experience of a major mistake he made early in his career. He discusses the importance of not working in silos and ensuring that marketing efforts align with sales capabilities to avoid wasteful spending. Gareth emphasizes the need for thorough communication between marketing and sales teams and the value of testing and optimizing campaigns thoughtfully. The episode also explores broader industry insights and the evolving role of AI in PPC. Tune in to learn valuable lessons from Gareth's transparent and honest recounting of his journey.00:00 Introduction to PPC Live The Podcast00:37 Meet Gareth Westhead: Industry Veteran04:34 Gareth's Biggest Mistake and Lessons Learned07:23 The Importance of Communication Between Marketing and Sales10:50 Reflecting on Mistakes and Moving Forward15:01 Key Takeaways and Advice for Marketers18:19 Celebrate Your Successes18:54 Interrogating the Brief20:10 Testing and Experimentation22:54 Common Mistakes in Paid Media25:28 The Role of AI in Marketing29:12 The Future of Keywords30:42 Fun and Final ThoughtsFind Gareth on ⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠ ⁠Book a coaching call with ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Anu⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠PPC Live The Podcast (formerly PPCChat Roundup) features weekly conversations with paid search experts sharing their experiences, challenges, and triumphs in the ever-changing digital marketing landscape.The next ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠PPC Live London⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ event is on August 14th or October 22ndFollow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠LinkedIn⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Join our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠WhatsApp Group⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe to our ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Newsletter⁠

Trying to lose weight but not seeing the results you want?In this episode, I'm breaking down three of the biggest mistakes that are still holding midlife women back when it comes to fat loss.If you've been frustrated by your lack of progress, this will help you get clear on what actually matters.Here's what I cover:Why cardio alone won't do it - because you can't out-run your fork!Why simply losing weight won't get you the results you're afterWhy “eating clean” isn't enough - and what to do insteadIf you've been frustrated despite all your efforts, this show will clarify what you need to do to finally lose that fat. To move from frustration to making steady, realistic progress.Resources mentioned:Learn more about Midlife Fat Loss FormulaSend me your thoughts

Carl and Mike come back with some more Braves talk and share thoughts on the Braves heading to Bristol for their matchup with Reds at the speedway and believe the setting will be great for MLB. They then get back into NFL talk and share thoughts on why they believe the Cowboys would be making one of the biggest mistakes in NFL history not getting a deal done with Micah Parson.

Dara Smith-Naughton joins Ger Gilroy and Colm Boohig for Thursday morning's paper review in the wake of Athlone Town's 4-0 rout of Cardiff City in the 1st qualifying round of the Women's Champions League, Off The Ball's own Eve Conway who was at the game joins the lads to review it. The Lions team for the final test vs Australia has been named and Shelbourne learn that they will face Rijeka in the 3rd round of qualifying in the Europa League.OTB Breakfast w/ UPMC #GetBackInAction

In this episode, I'm joined by my business bestie Liz Henson for a fun and unfiltered reverse interview, where we take turns asking each other questions we've never been asked on our own shows. From messy beginnings to proudest moments, we reflect on 13+ years of business, growth, and everything in between.No scripts. No outlines. Just two entrepreneurs getting real about mindset shifts, big investments, behind-the-scenes lessons, and what success really looks like.Here's a peek at what we dive into:The time I slid into Liz's DMs to shoot just for fun

Welcome to The Angle w/Evan Mendoza, hosted by 7 year pro baseball player, entrepreneur, founder, and content creator Evan Mendoza. On this podcast you'll hear how to help more athletes, more parents and more coaches: develop quicker, spread more knowledge, and the many failures and lessons Evan has learned on his path from Little League to the Big Stage.Follow My Socials:Instagram | TikTok | YouTube | MendozaBaseballAcademy.com

Why do men and women so often miss each other completely despite the best of intentions? Misunderstandings between the sexes often lead to tension, hurt, and total communication breakdown. Today's guest, relationship expert Alison Armstrong, brings decades of research on male behavior to the table. She reveals how women unintentionally emasculate men by over-correcting, over-explaining, or interrupting. These habits push men out of their natural state of protect-and-provide into a posture of defense and retreat. Alison breaks down how to talk to men (hint: stop interpreting their reactions like they're female) and how just a few simple shifts can lead to dramatic transformation. By the end of this episode, you won't just understand men better, you might even turn a few frogs into princes.Alison's website: https://www.alisonarmstrong.com/NEW: Join our exclusive Rose Report community! https://lilaroseshow.supercast.com - We'll have BTS footage, ad-free episodes, monthly AMA, and early access to our upcoming guests.A big thanks to our partner, EWTN, the world's leading Catholic network! Discover news, entertainment and more at https://www.ewtn.com/ Check out our Sponsors:-We Heart Nutrition: https://www.weheartnutrition.com/ Get high quality vitamin supplements for 20% off using the code LILA. -Seven Weeks Coffee: https://www.sevenweekscoffee.com Buy your pro-life coffee with code LILA and get up to 25% off!-EveryLife: https://www.everylife.com Buy diapers from an amazing pro-life diaper company and use code LILA and get 10% off!00:00:00 - Intro00:02:37 - Alison's background00:03:09 - “Frog Farmer”00:10:30 - We Heart Nutrition00:11:27 - Why Study Men?00:24:41 - Seven Weeks Coffee00:25:46 - Women don't need to try00:26:56 - How women emasculate men00:38:33 - EveryLife00:39:24 - Do women accept the whole package during marriage?00:48:59 - Two nervous systems for a reason01:08:41 - An example from Lila's life01:24:31 - “Certification” in relationships 01:32:21 - Queen's Code Experiment01:39:51 - 3 Ways Women Emasculate Men

If you've spent thousands on personal growth and you're still stuck in the same patterns… you're not broken. You're just not working at the level where real transformation happens. In this raw, eye-opening episode, Penny Chiasson pulls back the curtain on the biggest mistakes people make when seeking hypnosis — and why many well-intentioned seekers stay stuck even after therapy, coaching, and years of self-help work. From patterns of people-pleasing and perfectionism to overthinking and chasing permission, Penny explains how these survival strategies are wired into your subconscious like Fort Knox — and why superficial approaches won't create lasting change. You'll learn: Why insight alone isn't enough — and how coaching often stops short of rewiring your identity The myth of “I must not feel worthy” — and how that belief gets implanted by clever marketing Why hypnosis audios are for surface shifts — and when it's time to go deeper What happens when you try to "piecemeal" transformation (hint: it keeps you suffering) Why the subconscious mind is a matrix, and how pulling one thread impacts the whole system What it actually takes to create embodied, lasting change — without needing years of unpacking your past You'll also hear Penny's heartfelt message about purpose, dharma, and following your path with heart — whether that's building a business, going back to school, or leaving behind everything you thought you wanted.

Bringing astrology into your business may be simple, but that doesn't mean it doesn't come with its challenges. You may be making these mistakes and not even realizing it. Listen to this episode as Blu breaks down the 3 most common mistakes online service providers make when it comes to bringing astrology into your business strategy - and what it takes to shift them.WORK WITH BLU:Book a Business Astrology ReadingJoin the Midheaven MethodApply to Private AstrologerMENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:The Power of the Midheaven RulerBuilding Your Career with the Wealth HousesBusiness Stability with the 6th House

If you've ever felt like you're doing “everything right” in a fat loss phase and still not seeing results - you're not alone. I've made some of the same weight loss mistakes myself.In this episode, I'm sharing the biggest fat loss mistakes I made during my very first intentional cut, and what I've learned (both as a registered dietitian and as a real person) about the best way to lose weight sustainably.You'll walk away with a better understanding of the fat loss habits that support real results, how to avoid the mental traps of diet culture, and how to know when it's time to change course - not quit entirely.This episode will help you get unstuck and build smarter fat loss habits that actually stick.I'll walk you through: • (1:45) The fat loss habits that I did right my first time around - and then exactly where it all started to go wrong • (3:30) One of the most common weight loss mistakes with the scale - and how I coach clients differently now • (6:15) How staying in a deficit too long stalled progress - and the truth about the best way to lose weight over time • (10:00) Why leaning on “diet foods” backfired during my fat loss phase and what satisfying, protein-forward meals look like now • (13:30) How skipping a reverse diet can undo progress - and the fat loss habits I always build in from the start • (24:30) 5 core strategies I use with every client to avoid weight loss mistakes and set up for successIf you've been spinning your wheels, it might not be about willpower - it could be that you're stuck in outdated strategies that don't reflect the best way to lose weight in a sustainable, realistic way.Hit play to learn what I'd never do again, how I coach fat loss differently now, and what you can change today to feel more confident in your process.RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Blog post: How to know you're ready for a fat loss phaseAccess free and low cost resources and services from this episode HERE!CONNECT WITH EMILY FIELD RD:InstagramWebsiteFacebook

Ever feel like you're one big decision away from a breakthrough—or a facepalm moment? You're not alone. In this lesson, Omar gets personal and shares the five biggest business mistakes he's made over the years—and exactly how he bounced back from each one.From chasing passion without checking market demand, to ignoring the metrics that actually move the needle, this episode dives into the real stuff most entrepreneurs learn the hard way. But here's the upside: Omar also breaks down the practical fixes that helped him turn those tough moments into growth. You'll walk away knowing how to align what you love with what sells, why growing a team changes the game, and how to spot red flags before they trip you up.Don't let those avoidable mistakes hold you back—tap the play button at the top of this page and get into this honest, no-fluff lesson that'll help you build smarter from day one.The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben HorowitzDownload the P&L Sheet here: Download LinkWatch the episodes on YouTube: https://lm.fm/GgRPPHiSUBSCRIBEYouTube | Apple Podcast | Spotify | Podcast Feed

Over the past 6 months I've been asking people: what is the biggest mistake you made in your 20s? I've heard from over 5'000 people, some of them 21, some of them 80 and I have combined all their responses to make the ultimate list of the 20 biggest mistakes people make in their 20s, for the people, by the people. From love, to career, to finances, going to college, friendship, taking risks: today we talk through the most common responses we received and what we can learn from these moments and regrets. Listen now! ORDER MY BOOK: https://www.psychologyofyour20s.com/general-clean Follow Jemma on Instagram: @jemmasbeg Follow the podcast on Instagram: @thatpsychologypodcast For business: psychologyofyour20s@gmail.com The Psychology of your 20s is not a substitute for professional mental health help. If you are struggling, distressed or require personalised advice, please reach out to your doctor or a licensed psychologist.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Garth Heckman The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com    When people are asked… if you could do it over again would you… and they say “no, I love my mistakes and its what made me who I am today”. That sounds great right, even manly… but I truly doubt it. If I could go back and do things differently would I? ABSOLUTELY 100% - so what would I do differently? Thats where were going today!    It's impossible to provide a definitive "five biggest mistakes" for every man in every decade of his life, as experiences and priorities vary greatly. However, based on common life challenges, regrets, and advice, here are some generally observed mistakes men often make at different ages: Under 20: Neglecting Education and Skill Development: Not taking school seriously, failing to explore passions, or not investing in skills that will be valuable later. This can limit future career and financial opportunities. I would imagine most boys are not realizing that High School is the last free education you will get… use it up as much as you can. And more than that, learn skills from other men, its free education. Welding, automotive, investing, carpentry, cooking, baking, relationship advice, boxing, Balancing your checking account, talking to women, handling conflict… Just about anybody can teach you something for free.    Poor Financial Habits: Not learning about budgeting, saving, or investing, and instead falling into debt (e.g., credit card debt, unnecessary loans) or wasteful spending. Here is a lesson I learned early on in life. And I will admit, that early on in life I liked to spend money on stupid stuff… or at least over spend on my hobbies. But I learned two huge pieces of advice. One give yourself a raise every year…i.e. shop for lower insurance, cable, internet, cheaper place to buy groceries etc… 2ndly I sell stuff I have not used for a year and I invest it into my 401k. Also I don't do my own investing other then crypto. And I do not touch my investments… early on I did, but I learned the hardware. If I had kept my Amazon stock I would have a few million dollars still in my portfolio.    Ignoring Health: Believing they're invincible and adopting unhealthy habits (poor diet, lack of exercise, insufficient sleep, substance abuse) that will have repercussions later. Not just ignoring health - but ignoring healthy habits. Build into your life a regular weekly exercise plan. Healthy eating and sleep habits. Look I get it, when I was under 20 years old I drank a 12 pack of Mt. Dew a day and ate a full bag of double stuff Oreos - now I was waterskiing and barefooting all day long so I was burning it off and I was also a competitive powerlifter… but the habit was hard to break even though I was not putting on weight.  Back to working out… most guys say they don't have time, but if you get up at 5am you will have time, not only that you will be more energetic during the day but when it comes to sleep you won't be able to stay up late watching stupid TV or computer or phone… so it all balances out.    Lack of Self-Awareness/Identity: Not taking the time to understand their values, goals, and who they are as individuals, often leading to being swayed by peer pressure or societal expectations. Know your weaknesses and box them in, and know your strengths and double down on those. I am not going to spend time working on becoming more detailed and OCD… it aint' me. I will work on being a leader, communicator, preacher, teacher, vision caster, motivator and risk taker.  I won't allow myself to work in my weaknesses - I will let others work in those areas…and if I absolutely have to I will first build a detailed system to do it.  Taking Relationships for Granted: Neglecting friendships or not learning healthy communication and respect in romantic relationships, which can lead to isolation or repeated relationship issues. Most men under 40 are only practicing divorce in their relationship habits. You make out, you have sex, you break up and move on. THIS IS THE PERFECT PRACTICE FOR A ruined marriage. Most guys under 20 are 100% motivated in relationships from a selfish foundation. They only give to get, they never learn to give just to give. They never learn to sacrifice in order to create a better version of the women they are dating.  Under 30: Not Investing Early: Missing out on the power of compound interest by delaying retirement savings or other long-term investments. If you are 25 and you invest $12 a day into an account reaping basically between 6-8% return you will have a million dollars by the time you retire. That is only $360 a month. That is nothing… if you think its a lot add up how much you spend at the convenience store, on clothes you don't wear, on tickets, on junk food and fast food and maybe even online gambling or girls… its peanuts.  Staying in Unfulfilling Jobs/Careers: Remaining in a job or industry solely for the paycheck, without pursuing opportunities that align with their passions or offer growth, leading to stagnation. Here is a secret. There is someone out there willing to pay you for what you want to do if you are good at it. You want to just play guitar all day? Learn to read music, join a musicians union, hang out with other musicians and producers… it is not that hard. You may not make millions, but you will earn a living doing what you love. I have quite a few friends who do it full time and part time and make decent money.    Prioritizing Work Over Relationships: Sacrificing personal connections, family time, and mental well-being for career advancement, leading to regret and strained relationships later. I know you are under 30… you have a lifetime ahead of you… but actually you are just about in midlife. If you live to 75 you are only a few years out from reaching that half way mark.. and trust me the next 35 will fly buy 3 times as fast!  So focus on relationships.. your parents, your spouse, your brothers and sisters, your childhood friends, men at church etc… make that a solid priority!    Failing to Address Mental Health: Ignoring or suppressing mental health issues, such as anxiety or depression, due to societal pressures or a "man up" mentality, preventing them from seeking necessary help. Look its no secret that a lot and I mean most of 30 and under came from dysfunctional families. From No dads to 4 dads… It can cause a lot of stress, mental baggage and a lack of skill in dealing with it. The internet, phone and social media pressure does not help. One of the greatest manly things you can do is go in for counseling and mental health screenings. Get the help you need and don't ever be embarrassed about it. You would not be embarrassed by going in for a broken arm… mental health is no different. And you are truly doing if for your current or future family.    Making Major Financial Commitments Without a Plan: Taking on significant debt (e.g., for an expensive car or a house they can barely afford) without a solid financial foundation or emergency fund. Nothing wrong with buying a new car… but that doesn't mean it has to be the brand-new or the best or even middle of the road. My car is 25 years old with 200,000 miles on it…and that car has not had a payment for 22 years.  If you are going to purchase a house, car of boat or motorcycle… talk to a legit financial counselor. You might be surprised at how much they can help you. There is nothing wrong with spending money, there are only wrong things to spend money on.    I will say this, I do see a lot of 30 and under young men who are really on the right track. They have learned the hard way from watching their parents make all the wrong and stupid decisions. Good for you! It will be worth it!    Under 40: Neglecting Physical Health: Continuing unhealthy habits from earlier decades, leading to the onset of chronic health problems (e.g., heart disease, obesity, diabetes) that could have been prevented or managed earlier. Here is a little bit of controversy…. And BTW I am working on attaining my certification in nutrition. You can get away with an ok diet if you are physically active. But even if you eat healthy and are not physically active - it will hurt you.  Build a system in place to do something you like to do a few times a week. Volleyball, racquet ball, jump rope, lift weights, karate, pickle ball, hot yoga… I don't care, just do it 3-4 times a week for at least 45 minutes and your life will improve miraculously. Most people hate exercise because they choose exercise they hate. Choose something you love.  Becoming Stagnant in Career: Not continuing to learn, adapt, or seek new challenges in their career, leading to being passed over for promotions or feeling stuck. Two things you can do to grow in your position… proven strategies. #1 learn how to get along with people. Most people are promoted first and foremost because others like them. #2 Continue to ask to learn new things at your job. Have you ever wondered what your boss would say if you asked him “what can I learn in order to help you and your business succeed.  If you are not growing you are dying. Every year you should try to learn something new. Get a certificate in basket weaving… it does not matter. Stay sharp.  Ignoring Relationship Issues: Allowing resentments or communication problems to fester in their primary relationships, rather than actively working on them, potentially leading to divorce or emotional distance. You have not repaired family relationships and now they seem irreparable… until someone is lying on their deathbed… Now is the time.  Secondly you realize that between you and your spouse… that little issue did not go away. Now it is a monster. It could be how you flirt with other women, your anger issues, your over spending, your lack of communication…. Here is the crazy and astounding FACT - your marriage can get better and better and more amazing if you put in the hard work, or you can do nothing… simply nothing and it will suck. You don't have to put in the hard work for it to suck… just do nothing and it will happen all on its own. Ignorance starts out as bliss but soon turns into bitterness. Lack of Financial Planning for the Future: Not adequately saving for retirement, their children's education, or other significant future expenses, despite increased earning potential. We covered this before but for the sake of redundancy - If you have not started a healthy aggressive retirement plan by the time you are 40, you can plan to live poor when you retire or plan on working until you are in your late 70's. Don't be that guy.  Failing to Cultivate a Strong Support System: Losing touch with friends and neglecting to build new connections outside of work, leading to potential isolation. Point 2 today was ignoring relationship issues… but along with that is not taking time to build a support system. The old adage “the best way to have a friend is to be a friend”.  It has stood the test of time. This week I am helping a friend move.. why? Because he has been there for me numerous times.  Who do you call in a pinch, a bind, an emergency? I can call Ty, Tim, Scott, Allan and they will help no matter what. And they have called me… and I will help no matter what!  Under 50: Not Prioritizing Health Screenings: Skipping regular doctor's visits and necessary health screenings (e.g., prostate exams, cholesterol checks), which can delay early detection of serious illnesses. Becoming Complacent: Settling into a routine and resisting change, whether in their career, personal growth, or relationships, which can lead to a sense of unfulfillment or "mid-life crisis." Ignoring Work-Life Balance: Continuing to overwork at the expense of family, hobbies, and personal well-being, leading to burnout and regret. Failing to Update Skills or keep with the times: Not adapting to new technologies or industry changes, potentially making them less competitive in the job market. Right now you should be learning AI, crypto, Blockchain, Analytical and Critical Thinking: The ability to evaluate information objectively, question assumptions, ESPECIALLY IN TODAYS MEDIA -  and solve complex problems by breaking them down and finding innovative solutions is paramount. Even advanced AI can't replicate human critical analysis. And you don't have to be a nuts'O prepare but how do you live off the grid or what do you do what grocery stores are out of food? You have to protect yourself… as we get older many of us have become so dependent on technology that if we had to live out in the sticks we would die.  Its never been easier and more important to update your skills in every facet of life.  Lack of Estate Planning: Not putting a will, trusts, or other estate planning documents in place, leaving their loved ones in a difficult position later. The worst moments in life that I have seen personally is when someone dies and the family tears into each other because of a lack of planning on the part of the deceased. Everything from what you want in the funeral to who gets what.  Under 60: Regretting Not Living Authentically: Realizing they spent too much time trying to meet others' expectations rather than pursuing their own dreams and desires. Insufficient Retirement Savings: Facing the reality of retirement without adequate funds, potentially forcing them to work longer than desired or significantly alter their lifestyle. Losing Connection with Family/Friends: Realizing they neglected important relationships over the years and now struggle to reconnect or feel isolated. Ignoring Emotional Well-being: Not addressing long-standing emotional issues or seeking support for mental health, which can impact their quality of life in retirement. Failing to Maintain Physical Activity: Allowing a sedentary lifestyle to take over, leading to decreased mobility, chronic pain, and a lower quality of life in their later years. Not sharing Christ with those who have past on before you.  Not risking enough in your spiritual walk. Faith is spelled R.I.S.K. Have you ever prayed for a dead person to rise up? Have you ever prayed for a person with cancer? A headache? Have you ever spoken to someone a word that you feel God has given you for them? Have you called a friend out on a sin? Have you ever stood up for your biblical values at work or your network… I am pro-life. I do not agree with Transgenderism or homosexuality? I am pro Israel. I believe Jesus is coming back and you will spend eternity in Hell if you do not accept him as your Lord and Savior…  These are general observations, and every individual's journey is unique. The key takeaway is often the importance of proactive health, financial planning, continuous personal growth, and nurturing relationships throughout all stages of life.    

Why do so many marketing strategies fall flat? What separates the brands that scale from those that stall? In this episode, Daniel sits down with Erik Huberman, founder and CEO of Hawke Media, a Marketing agency that's worked with over 6,000 brands and built one of the largest Marketing analytics engines in the space. Erik breaks down the biggest mistakes companies make, from misjudging ROAS to underestimating the power of brand trust and consistent nurturing. Plus, why isn't a great product enough? Erik tells us why AND gives a crash course in how to share your value in just 5-7 words.  Whether you're new to Marketing or a seasoned vet, this is the episode for you.  Follow Erik: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erikhuberman/ Follow Daniel: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@themarketingmillennials/featured Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/Dmurr68 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-murray-marketing Sign up for The Marketing Millennials newsletter: www.workweek.com/brand/the-marketing-millennials Daniel is a Workweek friend, working to produce amazing podcasts. To find out more, visit: www.workweek.com

The Chicago Bulls' biggest mistake since 2020 is under scrutiny. Was drafting Patrick Williams or trading for Nikola Vucevic more detrimental? ESPN's rankings and the implications of these decisions are dissected. The episode also explores Clutch Points' grades for Bulls' free agent moves, including Tre Jones and Yuki Kawamura. Rookie Noah Essengue's potential as a starter is examined, drawing comparisons to Jimmy Butler's early career trajectory. Insights into the Bulls' roster dynamics, including the roles of Matas Buzelis and Coby White, are provided. Discover how these moves shape the Bulls' future and impact their competitiveness in the Eastern Conference. Tune in for an in-depth analysis of the Bulls' recent decisions and their long-term consequences.Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/BullsCentralPodGet at us:Email: BullsCentralPod@gmail.comTwitter:@BullsCentralPodPhone: ‪(773) 270-2799‬Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chicago-bulls-central/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

PLOT TWIST: Special Guest Dave Tate features a mix of humor, philosophy, and deep discussion about powerlifting, with a central theme around the concept of intent—the idea that success in lifting comes not just from effort and discipline but from being mentally present and purposeful in execution. Dave emphasizes that most lifters lack true intent, even if they have all other elements like consistency and motivation. The conversation also explores topics like wrestling, training philosophies, ridiculous fitness advice, and hypothetical scenarios, often laced with humor and storytelling. Ultimately, Dave concludes that what separates great athletes is not just genetics or work ethic, but their mindset—specifically, their ability to embrace adversity and stay indifferent to distractions.    

Garth Heckman The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com    When people are asked… if you could do it over again would you… and they say “no, I love my mistakes and its what made me who I am today”. That sounds great right, even manly… but I truly doubt it. If I could go back and do things differently would I? ABSOLUTELY 100% - so what would I do differently? Thats where were going today!    It's impossible to provide a definitive "five biggest mistakes" for every man in every decade of his life, as experiences and priorities vary greatly. However, based on common life challenges, regrets, and advice, here are some generally observed mistakes men often make at different ages: Under 20: Neglecting Education and Skill Development: Not taking school seriously, failing to explore passions, or not investing in skills that will be valuable later. This can limit future career and financial opportunities. I would imagine most boys are not realizing that High School is the last free education you will get… use it up as much as you can. And more than that, learn skills from other men, its free education. Welding, automotive, investing, carpentry, cooking, baking, relationship advice, boxing, Balancing your checking account, talking to women, handling conflict… Just about anybody can teach you something for free.    Poor Financial Habits: Not learning about budgeting, saving, or investing, and instead falling into debt (e.g., credit card debt, unnecessary loans) or wasteful spending. Here is a lesson I learned early on in life. And I will admit, that early on in life I liked to spend money on stupid stuff… or at least over spend on my hobbies. But I learned two huge pieces of advice. One give yourself a raise every year…i.e. shop for lower insurance, cable, internet, cheaper place to buy groceries etc… 2ndly I sell stuff I have not used for a year and I invest it into my 401k. Also I don't do my own investing other then crypto. And I do not touch my investments… early on I did, but I learned the hardware. If I had kept my Amazon stock I would have a few million dollars still in my portfolio.    Ignoring Health: Believing they're invincible and adopting unhealthy habits (poor diet, lack of exercise, insufficient sleep, substance abuse) that will have repercussions later. Not just ignoring health - but ignoring healthy habits. Build into your life a regular weekly exercise plan. Healthy eating and sleep habits. Look I get it, when I was under 20 years old I drank a 12 pack of Mt. Dew a day and ate a full bag of double stuff Oreos - now I was waterskiing and barefooting all day long so I was burning it off and I was also a competitive powerlifter… but the habit was hard to break even though I was not putting on weight.  Back to working out… most guys say they don't have time, but if you get up at 5am you will have time, not only that you will be more energetic during the day but when it comes to sleep you won't be able to stay up late watching stupid TV or computer or phone… so it all balances out.    Lack of Self-Awareness/Identity: Not taking the time to understand their values, goals, and who they are as individuals, often leading to being swayed by peer pressure or societal expectations. Know your weaknesses and box them in, and know your strengths and double down on those. I am not going to spend time working on becoming more detailed and OCD… it aint' me. I will work on being a leader, communicator, preacher, teacher, vision caster, motivator and risk taker.  I won't allow myself to work in my weaknesses - I will let others work in those areas…and if I absolutely have to I will first build a detailed system to do it.  Taking Relationships for Granted: Neglecting friendships or not learning healthy communication and respect in romantic relationships, which can lead to isolation or repeated relationship issues. Most men under 40 are only practicing divorce in their relationship habits. You make out, you have sex, you break up and move on. THIS IS THE PERFECT PRACTICE FOR A ruined marriage. Most guys under 20 are 100% motivated in relationships from a selfish foundation. They only give to get, they never learn to give just to give. They never learn to sacrifice in order to create a better version of the women they are dating.  Under 30: Not Investing Early: Missing out on the power of compound interest by delaying retirement savings or other long-term investments. If you are 25 and you invest $12 a day into an account reaping basically between 6-8% return you will have a million dollars by the time you retire. That is only $360 a month. That is nothing… if you think its a lot add up how much you spend at the convenience store, on clothes you don't wear, on tickets, on junk food and fast food and maybe even online gambling or girls… its peanuts.  Staying in Unfulfilling Jobs/Careers: Remaining in a job or industry solely for the paycheck, without pursuing opportunities that align with their passions or offer growth, leading to stagnation. Here is a secret. There is someone out there willing to pay you for what you want to do if you are good at it. You want to just play guitar all day? Learn to read music, join a musicians union, hang out with other musicians and producers… it is not that hard. You may not make millions, but you will earn a living doing what you love. I have quite a few friends who do it full time and part time and make decent money.    Prioritizing Work Over Relationships: Sacrificing personal connections, family time, and mental well-being for career advancement, leading to regret and strained relationships later. I know you are under 30… you have a lifetime ahead of you… but actually you are just about in midlife. If you live to 75 you are only a few years out from reaching that half way mark.. and trust me the next 35 will fly buy 3 times as fast!  So focus on relationships.. your parents, your spouse, your brothers and sisters, your childhood friends, men at church etc… make that a solid priority!    Failing to Address Mental Health: Ignoring or suppressing mental health issues, such as anxiety or depression, due to societal pressures or a "man up" mentality, preventing them from seeking necessary help. Look its no secret that a lot and I mean most of 30 and under came from dysfunctional families. From No dads to 4 dads… It can cause a lot of stress, mental baggage and a lack of skill in dealing with it. The internet, phone and social media pressure does not help. One of the greatest manly things you can do is go in for counseling and mental health screenings. Get the help you need and don't ever be embarrassed about it. You would not be embarrassed by going in for a broken arm… mental health is no different. And you are truly doing if for your current or future family.    Making Major Financial Commitments Without a Plan: Taking on significant debt (e.g., for an expensive car or a house they can barely afford) without a solid financial foundation or emergency fund. Nothing wrong with buying a new car… but that doesn't mean it has to be the brand-new or the best or even middle of the road. My car is 25 years old with 200,000 miles on it…and that car has not had a payment for 22 years.  If you are going to purchase a house, car of boat or motorcycle… talk to a legit financial counselor. You might be surprised at how much they can help you. There is nothing wrong with spending money, there are only wrong things to spend money on.    I will say this, I do see a lot of 30 and under young men who are really on the right track. They have learned the hard way from watching their parents make all the wrong and stupid decisions. Good for you! It will be worth it!    Under 40: Neglecting Physical Health: Continuing unhealthy habits from earlier decades, leading to the onset of chronic health problems (e.g., heart disease, obesity, diabetes) that could have been prevented or managed earlier. Here is a little bit of controversy…. And BTW I am working on attaining my certification in nutrition. You can get away with an ok diet if you are physically active. But even if you eat healthy and are not physically active - it will hurt you.  Build a system in place to do something you like to do a few times a week. Volleyball, racquet ball, jump rope, lift weights, karate, pickle ball, hot yoga… I don't care, just do it 3-4 times a week for at least 45 minutes and your life will improve miraculously. Most people hate exercise because they choose exercise they hate. Choose something you love.  Becoming Stagnant in Career: Not continuing to learn, adapt, or seek new challenges in their career, leading to being passed over for promotions or feeling stuck. Two things you can do to grow in your position… proven strategies. #1 learn how to get along with people. Most people are promoted first and foremost because others like them. #2 Continue to ask to learn new things at your job. Have you ever wondered what your boss would say if you asked him “what can I learn in order to help you and your business succeed.  If you are not growing you are dying. Every year you should try to learn something new. Get a certificate in basket weaving… it does not matter. Stay sharp.  Ignoring Relationship Issues: Allowing resentments or communication problems to fester in their primary relationships, rather than actively working on them, potentially leading to divorce or emotional distance. You have not repaired family relationships and now they seem irreparable… until someone is lying on their deathbed… Now is the time.  Secondly you realize that between you and your spouse… that little issue did not go away. Now it is a monster. It could be how you flirt with other women, your anger issues, your over spending, your lack of communication…. Here is the crazy and astounding FACT - your marriage can get better and better and more amazing if you put in the hard work, or you can do nothing… simply nothing and it will suck. You don't have to put in the hard work for it to suck… just do nothing and it will happen all on its own. Ignorance starts out as bliss but soon turns into bitterness. Lack of Financial Planning for the Future: Not adequately saving for retirement, their children's education, or other significant future expenses, despite increased earning potential. We covered this before but for the sake of redundancy - If you have not started a healthy aggressive retirement plan by the time you are 40, you can plan to live poor when you retire or plan on working until you are in your late 70's. Don't be that guy.  Failing to Cultivate a Strong Support System: Losing touch with friends and neglecting to build new connections outside of work, leading to potential isolation. Point 2 today was ignoring relationship issues… but along with that is not taking time to build a support system. The old adage “the best way to have a friend is to be a friend”.  It has stood the test of time. This week I am helping a friend move.. why? Because he has been there for me numerous times.  Who do you call in a pinch, a bind, an emergency? I can call Ty, Tim, Scott, Allan and they will help no matter what. And they have called me… and I will help no matter what! 

On today's episode of the podcast, Manny Lubin shares how getting rejected on Shark Tank led to co-founding Slate and building a multi-million dollar brand. He opens up about entrepreneurship, mental health, and what it really takes to raise money.Timecodes (Episode #131):0:00 - Intro1:47 - Story Behind Slate4:19 - Scariest Pitch Ever8:43 - Learn from Those Actually Doing It17:24 - Pillars for Mental Health49:44 - How Often Do You Wake Up Excited?51:42 - A Day in Manny's Life53:16 - Current Fundraising Journey1:10:08 - Investor for Dummies Example1:17:36 - OutroFollow The John Rondi ShowTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@johnrondipodcastInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnrondipodcast/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7xuYMlfFAXUfReoHKGHjb6?si=e13220a9830e4463Apple Music: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-john-rondi-show/id1670365515Follow Manny LubinInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mannylubin/?hl=enFollow John RondiInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/johnrondiTikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@johnnyrondi#podcast #johnrondi

Garth Heckman The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com  Under 30: Not Investing Early: Missing out on the power of compound interest by delaying retirement savings or other long-term investments. If you are 25 and you invest $12 a day into an account reaping basically between 6-8% return you will have a million dollars by the time you retire. That is only $360 a month. That is nothing… if you think its a lot add up how much you spend at the convenience store, on clothes you don't wear, on tickets, on junk food and fast food and maybe even online gambling or girls… its peanuts.  Staying in Unfulfilling Jobs/Careers: Remaining in a job or industry solely for the paycheck, without pursuing opportunities that align with their passions or offer growth, leading to stagnation. Here is a secret. There is someone out there willing to pay you for what you want to do if you are good at it. You want to just play guitar all day? Learn to read music, join a musicians union, hang out with other musicians and producers… it is not that hard. You may not make millions, but you will earn a living doing what you love. I have quite a few friends who do it full time and part time and make decent money.    Prioritizing Work Over Relationships: Sacrificing personal connections, family time, and mental well-being for career advancement, leading to regret and strained relationships later. I know you are under 30… you have a lifetime ahead of you… but actually you are just about in midlife. If you live to 75 you are only a few years out from reaching that half way mark.. and trust me the next 35 will fly buy 3 times as fast!  So focus on relationships.. your parents, your spouse, your brothers and sisters, your childhood friends, men at church etc… make that a solid priority!    Failing to Address Mental Health: Ignoring or suppressing mental health issues, such as anxiety or depression, due to societal pressures or a "man up" mentality, preventing them from seeking necessary help. Look its no secret that a lot and I mean most of 30 and under came from dysfunctional families. From No dads to 4 dads… It can cause a lot of stress, mental baggage and a lack of skill in dealing with it. The internet, phone and social media pressure does not help. One of the greatest manly things you can do is go in for counseling and mental health screenings. Get the help you need and don't ever be embarrassed about it. You would not be embarrassed by going in for a broken arm… mental health is no different. And you are truly doing if for your current or future family.    Making Major Financial Commitments Without a Plan: Taking on significant debt (e.g., for an expensive car or a house they can barely afford) without a solid financial foundation or emergency fund. Nothing wrong with buying a new car… but that doesn't mean it has to be the brand-new or the best or even middle of the road. My car is 25 years old with 200,000 miles on it…and that car has not had a payment for 22 years.  If you are going to purchase a house, car of boat or motorcycle… talk to a legit financial counselor. You might be surprised at how much they can help you. There is nothing wrong with spending money, there are only wrong things to spend money on.    I will say this, I do see a lot of 30 and under young men who are really on the right track. They have learned the hard way from watching their parents make all the wrong and stupid decisions. Good for you! It will be worth it! 

Garth Heckman The David Alliance TDAgiantSlayer@Gmail.com    When people are asked… if you could do it over again would you… and they say “no, I love my mistakes and its what made me who I am today”. That sounds great right, even manly… but I truly doubt it. If I could go back and do things differently would I? ABSOLUTELY 100% - so what would I do differently? Thats where were going today!    It's impossible to provide a definitive "five biggest mistakes" for every man in every decade of his life, as experiences and priorities vary greatly. However, based on common life challenges, regrets, and advice, here are some generally observed mistakes men often make at different ages: Under 20: Neglecting Education and Skill Development: Not taking school seriously, failing to explore passions, or not investing in skills that will be valuable later. This can limit future career and financial opportunities. I would imagine most boys are not realizing that High School is the last free education you will get… use it up as much as you can. And more than that, learn skills from other men, its free education. Welding, automotive, investing, carpentry, cooking, baking, relationship advice, boxing, Balancing your checking account, talking to women, handling conflict… Just about anybody can teach you something for free.    Poor Financial Habits: Not learning about budgeting, saving, or investing, and instead falling into debt (e.g., credit card debt, unnecessary loans) or wasteful spending. Here is a lesson I learned early on in life. And I will admit, that early on in life I liked to spend money on stupid stuff… or at least over spend on my hobbies. But I learned two huge pieces of advice. One give yourself a raise every year…i.e. shop for lower insurance, cable, internet, cheaper place to buy groceries etc… 2ndly I sell stuff I have not used for a year and I invest it into my 401k. Also I don't do my own investing other then crypto. And I do not touch my investments… early on I did, but I learned the hardware. If I had kept my Amazon stock I would have a few million dollars still in my portfolio.    Ignoring Health: Believing they're invincible and adopting unhealthy habits (poor diet, lack of exercise, insufficient sleep, substance abuse) that will have repercussions later. Not just ignoring health - but ignoring healthy habits. Build into your life a regular weekly exercise plan. Healthy eating and sleep habits. Look I get it, when I was under 20 years old I drank a 12 pack of Mt. Dew a day and ate a full bag of double stuff Oreos - now I was waterskiing and barefooting all day long so I was burning it off and I was also a competitive powerlifter… but the habit was hard to break even though I was not putting on weight.  Back to working out… most guys say they don't have time, but if you get up at 5am you will have time, not only that you will be more energetic during the day but when it comes to sleep you won't be able to stay up late watching stupid TV or computer or phone… so it all balances out.    Lack of Self-Awareness/Identity: Not taking the time to understand their values, goals, and who they are as individuals, often leading to being swayed by peer pressure or societal expectations. Know your weaknesses and box them in, and know your strengths and double down on those. I am not going to spend time working on becoming more detailed and OCD… it aint' me. I will work on being a leader, communicator, preacher, teacher, vision caster, motivator and risk taker.  I won't allow myself to work in my weaknesses - I will let others work in those areas…and if I absolutely have to I will first build a detailed system to do it.  Taking Relationships for Granted: Neglecting friendships or not learning healthy communication and respect in romantic relationships, which can lead to isolation or repeated relationship issues. Most men under 40 are only practicing divorce in their relationship habits. You make out, you have sex, you break up and move on. THIS IS THE PERFECT PRACTICE FOR A ruined marriage. Most guys under 20 are 100% motivated in relationships from a selfish foundation. They only give to get, they never learn to give just to give. They never learn to sacrifice in order to create a better version of the women they are dating. 

With years of convention experience under our belts, we've seen the good, the bad, and the downright bizarre. This week on the Mega64 Podcast, we're breaking down the biggest convention mistakes we've witnessed and sharing our best tips to help you navigate any con like a pro. Plus, we get into our thoughts on the new Death Stranding, the latest Superman news, and more! 

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Have you ever wondered what really goes on behind the gleaming facade of "successful" salons? Do you sometimes feel like you're the only business owner silently struggling, putting on a brave face for social media? I'm telling you, from coaching 17,000 stylists and salon owners, I've seen it all, and it's given me a unique perspective to answer those exact questions. Today, I'm sharing everything I've learned on my journey, along with the incredibly raw feedback I've received from all of you. In this episode, we're taking an honest look at the functional and structural mistakes and regrets that are so common in our industry. We're tackling the lowest lows that no one talks about, including all the stuff that never makes it to Instagram. And listen, this isn't about shaming you; it's about connecting, learning, and empowering you to build a more resilient and truly thriving business. So, if you're ready for the unfiltered reality that will set you free, go ahead and press play! Thriving Leadership Method hands salon owners a step-by-step strategy to implement an irresistible culture and create a powerful growth path…all while setting themselves up for structure and profit, and you can join the waitlist NOW at www.thrivingstylist.com/thrivingleadershipmethod/!  With Grow My Clientele Calculator, you'll get instant clarity on how many new clients you'll need to hit your 2025 financial goals! Enter just four numbers, and this tool will show you exactly how many new guests you need monthly and yearly to reach your target income. No guesswork or complicated math required, and you can get it now at www.thrivingstylist.com/growmyclientele/.   Do you have a question for me that you'd like answered in a future episode like this one? A great way to do that is to head over to Apple Podcasts and leave a rating and review with your question. I'm looking forward to answering your question on a future episode on the podcast!  If you're not already following us, @thethrivingstylist, what are you waiting for? This is where I share pro tips every single week, along with winning strategies, testimonials, and amazing breakthroughs from my audience. You're not going to want to miss out on this. Learn more at: https://thrivingstylist.com/podcast/ 

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott about the decline of Western values in Australia and beyond; the authoritarian overreach during COVID lockdowns; the dangers of multiculturalism without shared civic values; the importance of patriotic immigration and national unity; how political stagnation weakens democracies; the need for cultural confidence and strategic renewal; and much more. #RubinReport #TonyAbbot #Australia #australianimmigration #westernculture #multiculturalism #conservative #daverubin