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Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Secret Lives of Mormon Wives on swinging scandals, friendship fallouts and religious backlash Defence plan will ensure UK is ready for war, minister says Newcastle A1 police car crash driver detained Graphic footage of Ross Monaghan shooting broadcast on Spanish TV Mount Etna erupts as large plumes rise from Italian volcano Madeleine McCann Police launch new search in Portugese town Human remains found in Derby in search for woman missing since 2010 Bill Gates Microsoft founder to give most of 200bn fortune to Africa Harvard Chinese students graduate speech draws praise and ire How Ukraine carried out daring Spider Web attack on Russian bombers

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Human remains found in Derby in search for woman missing since 2010 Bill Gates Microsoft founder to give most of 200bn fortune to Africa Harvard Chinese students graduate speech draws praise and ire Graphic footage of Ross Monaghan shooting broadcast on Spanish TV Madeleine McCann Police launch new search in Portugese town Secret Lives of Mormon Wives on swinging scandals, friendship fallouts and religious backlash Newcastle A1 police car crash driver detained Mount Etna erupts as large plumes rise from Italian volcano Defence plan will ensure UK is ready for war, minister says How Ukraine carried out daring Spider Web attack on Russian bombers

Morse code transcription: vvv vvv Mount Etna erupts as large plumes rise from Italian volcano Human remains found in Derby in search for woman missing since 2010 Bill Gates Microsoft founder to give most of 200bn fortune to Africa Graphic footage of Ross Monaghan shooting broadcast on Spanish TV Defence plan will ensure UK is ready for war, minister says Secret Lives of Mormon Wives on swinging scandals, friendship fallouts and religious backlash Madeleine McCann Police launch new search in Portugese town How Ukraine carried out daring Spider Web attack on Russian bombers Newcastle A1 police car crash driver detained Harvard Chinese students graduate speech draws praise and ire

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As Microsoft celebrates its 50th birthday, I had the chance to sit down with my friend and the company's cofounder, Bill Gates. We discuss his memoir, Source Code: My Beginnings, Microsoft's impact over the past 50 years, and how the next phase of the digital revolution is the most exciting one yet. 

Rachelle Abbott joins London GP Dr Sonia Adesara, who explains the ‘wild west' culture of online weight-loss jab prescriptions. Plus Louise Edwards, chief strategy officer & deputy registrar at the General Pharmaceutical Council, on tougher new rules to combat unregistered online pharmacies.Endangered Darwin's froglets, the size of a grain of rice, born at London Zoo - with Dr Ben Tapley, ZSL's curator of amphibians and reptiles.How AI helped The Beatles secure their eighth Grammy Award.Also in this episode:Major AI breast cancer screening trial ‘to cut waiting times'Source Code by Bill Gates: Microsoft co-founder believes he would have been diagnosed with childhood autismCould You Be Loved named Bob Marley's most played track in UK this century Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng and Alisha Searcy of DFER interview the NYT's South Asia correspondent, Anupreeta Das. Ms. Das discusses how she became interested in writing her acclaimed biography, Billionaire, Nerd, Savior, King: Bill Gates and His Quest to Shape Our World, emphasizing Gates' corporate and philanthropic influence on our era. She draws comparisons between Gates and other tech giants like Apple's Steve Jobs and the 19th-century American tycoons Vanderbilt, Carnegie, and Rockefeller, […]

This week on The Learning Curve, co-hosts U-Arkansas Prof. Albert Cheng and Alisha Searcy of DFER interview the NYT's South Asia correspondent, Anupreeta Das. Ms. Das discusses how she became interested in writing her acclaimed biography, Billionaire, Nerd, Savior, King: Bill Gates and His Quest to Shape Our World, emphasizing Gates' corporate and philanthropic influence on our era. She draws comparisons between Gates and other tech giants like Apple's Steve Jobs and the 19th-century American tycoons Vanderbilt, Carnegie, and Rockefeller, exploring their similarities and differences. Ms. Das also delves into Gates' early life, his pivotal role in the microcomputer and software revolutions, and the founding of Microsoft, highlighting his collaboration with Paul Allen and the innovative corporate culture they established. She further examines the landmark antitrust case, United States v. Microsoft, and its lasting effects on Gates and the tech industry. Finally, Das reflects on Gates' complex personal legacy and the broader implications of tech billionaires exerting significant influence over our democratic society. In closing, Das reads a passage from her book Billionaire, Nerd, Savior, King: Bill Gates and His Quest to Shape Our World.

Et si nous parlions aujourd'hui des véritables maîtres du monde? Six hommes, tous Américains. Je parle d'Elon Musk (SpaceX, Tesla et de Hicks), de Jeff Bezos (Amazon), de Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook Meta), de Sergueï Brin et Larry Page (Google) et de Bill Gates (Microsoft). Le New-York Times a récemment consacré sa Une à l'un d'eux, Elon Musk, et a démontré que le patron de Tesla et SpaceX utilise son réseau social X (l'ancien Twitter) pour promouvoir ses amis politiques : le président argentin, le président indien, le président chinois, le président turc ou encore Donald Trump. Tous s'affichent avec lui et le reçoivent avec les honneurs d'un chef d'État. En contrepartie, Elon Musk obtient des faveurs comme des droits de douane plus faibles pour les importations de ces Tesla en Inde ou au Brésil. Cet article rejoint la thèse du livre ''Ces milliardaires plus forts que les États'' de Christine Kerdellant à savoir que ces six hommes sont aujourd'hui plus riches, plus rapides et plus influents que la plupart des États nations. Elon Musk possède un tiers des satellites de télécommunications en orbite autour de la Terre, lancés sans permission. Via ses satellites, il a permis aux forces ukrainiennes d'exploiter des renseignements ou encore de coordonner des frappes d'artillerie. Mais que se serait-il passé s'il avait refusé d'aider l'Ukraine ou d'aider plutôt la partie adverse, la Russie? On pourrait multiplier les mêmes interrogations avec les cinq autres multi multi milliardaires, dont Mark Zuckerberg qui, avec son réseau social Facebook rebaptisé Meta, porte une très lourde responsabilité dans la montée de l'agressivité et le populisme dans le monde. Face aux pouvoirs souvent exorbitants de ces six hommes, ceux qui pourraient les arrêter ne le veulent pas et ceux qui voudraient les arrêter ne le peuvent pas comme l'écrit Christine Kerdellant. --- La chronique économique d'Amid Faljaoui, tous les jours à 8h30 et à 17h30. --- La chronique économique d'Amid Faljaoui, tous les jours à 8h30 et à 17h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les épisodes de La chronique économique sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/802 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

When we talk about “the rich” who comes to your mind? Is it Jeff Bezos (Amazon), Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook), Bill Gates (Microsoft), or maybe Elon Musk (Tesla and SpaceX)? While these people are certainly the most rich today, did you know that most Americans have more and live better than 94 percent of the rest of the world? I think it's fair to say that the Biblical writers would have considered most of us to be rich just because of the world that they came from. This means that every warning and command concerning the rich and wealthy is applicable for all of us today. Something that we will learn from our passage is that being rich in this world is not necessarily the blessing that we often think that it is. In fact, James pronounces a very serious judgment upon those who are rich which serves as a warning for us in just how deceitful riches can be if we are not surrendered to Jesus and intentional with all that we have.   Speaker: Pastor Ben Dixon Scripture: James 5:1-6, 1 Timothy 6:9-10 Series: The Book of James: Authentic Faith   For more information visit www.BenDixon.org

t si nous parlions aujourd'hui des véritables maîtres du monde? Six hommes, tous Américains. Je parle d'Elon Musk (SpaceX, Tesla et de Hicks), de Jeff Bezos (Amazon), de Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook Meta), de Sergueï Brin et Larry Page (Google) et de Bill Gates (Microsoft). Le New-York Times a récemment consacré sa Une à l'un d'eux, Elon Musk, et a démontré que le patron de Tesla et SpaceX utilise son réseau social X (l'ancien Twitter) pour promouvoir ses amis politiques : le président argentin, le président indien, le président chinois, le président turc ou encore Donald Trump. Tous s'affichent avec lui et le reçoivent avec les honneurs d'un chef d'État. En contrepartie, Elon Musk obtient des faveurs comme des droits de douane plus faibles pour les importations de ces Tesla en Inde ou au Brésil. Cet article rejoint la thèse du livre ''Ces milliardaires plus forts que les États'' de Christine Kerdellant à savoir que ces six hommes sont aujourd'hui plus riches, plus rapides et plus influents que la plupart des États nations. Elon Musk possède un tiers des satellites de télécommunications en orbite autour de la Terre, lancés sans permission. Via ses satellites, il a permis aux forces ukrainiennes d'exploiter des renseignements ou encore de coordonner des frappes d'artillerie. Mais que se serait-il passé s'il avait refusé d'aider l'Ukraine ou d'aider plutôt la partie adverse, la Russie? On pourrait multiplier les mêmes interrogations avec les cinq autres multi multi milliardaires, dont Mark Zuckerberg qui, avec son réseau social Facebook rebaptisé Meta, porte une très lourde responsabilité dans la montée de l'agressivité et le populisme dans le monde. Face aux pouvoirs souvent exorbitants de ces six hommes, ceux qui pourraient les arrêter ne le veulent pas et ceux qui voudraient les arrêter ne le peuvent pas comme l'écrit Christine Kerdellant. --- La chronique économique d'Amid Faljaoui, tous les jours à 8h30 et à 17h30. Merci pour votre écoute Pour écouter Classic 21 à tout moment : www.rtbf.be/classic21 Retrouvez tous les épisodes de La chronique économique sur notre plateforme Auvio.be : https://auvio.rtbf.be/emission/802 Et si vous avez apprécié ce podcast, n'hésitez pas à nous donner des étoiles ou des commentaires, cela nous aide à le faire connaître plus largement.

Pre-IPO Stock Market Update - Apr 21, 2023 | Tech billionaires + fusion, Klarna ad revenue growth, Discord financials disclosed, 'ChatGPT for Business'00:33 | Tech billionaires invest into nuclear fusion companies- Sam Altman (OpenAI), Peter Theil (Founders Fund); Helion Energy ($3.7b val, Nov 2021)- Marc Benioff (Salesforce), Bill Gates  (Microsoft); Commonwealth Fusion Systems ($1.8b val, Dec 2021)- Jeff Bezos (Amazon); General Fusion- Vinod Khosla (Khosla Ventures); Realta Fusion- Chris Sacca (Lowercase Capital); Avalanche Energy ($130m val, Apr 2023)03:05 | Klarna app  updates to drive ad revenue- added; AI discovery feed (like TikTok), customized shops for social media content creators, ability to sell secondhand goods- AI will build a personal profile of shoppers based on shopping behavior, brands they like and provide recommendations to merchants- Klarna already generates 10% of revenue from advertisements- Klarna management forecasting monthly profitability in a few months time04:59 | Discord financial update- 2022 revenue $445m; up 44% yoy- 2021 revenue was up 126% yoy- 2022 ebitda $66m- Q1 2023 ebitda -$11m, nearly double Q1 2022 ebitda -$6m- Fidelity marked Discord's valuation at $9.4b; -36% from last primary round in 2022 ($14.7b)05:58 | OpenAI for Business- Businesses will maintain control over the data they generate- Controls include; turning off their chat histories to prevent OpenAI from using the data to train its language models and customizing models for individual users so their privacy is not compromised07:16 | Large capital raises- Getir | $300m Series F, $6.5b valuation- Razor Group | $88m Series C, $1.2b valuation- Odeko | $54m Series D, $604m valuation- Coronet | $75m Series D, $575m valuation- Cosmose AI | Series B, $500m valuation08:26 | Pre-IPO stock market performance- Pre-IPO stocks were down for the week -1.41%, S&P 500 -0.09%. - YTD pre-IPO stocks trail the S&P by about 21%.- YTD Kraken and SpaceX are the stars, up 6% and 2% respectfully. 7 pre-IPO stocks in the index are down over 20% YTD; Discord, Stripe, Airtable, Brex, Epic Games, Chime, and Flexport.- Kraken +8.78%. Brex -14%, Stripe -8%, Revolut -5%, Flexport -3%.AG Dillon & Co venture capital funds...- SpaceX Fund = www.agdillon.com/spacex- OpenAI Fund = www.agdillon.com/openai

On today's show, we talk about all things Bill Gates. We also celebrate Dave's birthday!Enjoy!00:00. Start01:10. Birthday Time19:20. Bill Gates Story23:12. MS DOS Operating System StoryThe Chasing Mountains PodcastDave Rumer / Jacob ColganThe Chasing Mountains Podcast explores the lives of successful entrepreneurs, both historical and modern day. We look at the unique experiences, obstacles, talents, and strategies that have made them special and successful. Most importantly, we discuss some lessons learned and how you can apply them in your life and in your business.Shows are posted weekly.The thoughts and opinions on this show do not reflect those of our advertisers, employers, or other affiliates. So don't lose your sh*t - it's just a podcast. The content should not be considered legal or financial advice. The Chasing Mountains Podcast is a production of Chasing Mountains Media. Copyright 2022.

Howard Primer is the founder of The Primer Group and The Primer Ethic™, a nationally recognized attorney, successful entrepreneur and keynote speaker. As a change agent, Howard has challenged and inspired people, companies and government to make purposeful change on behalf of the world. He is truly committed to transforming the housing industry in a meaningful way. As a part of that mission, Howard has worked with thousands of people to help them become clear, be validated and make a significant impact for those around them. Howard speaks on successful entrepreneurship in multiple industries, creating a new approach to housing that builds meaningful communities, teachings of the Bible and how to be a cause for change for the better for patients living with memory ailments and their caregivers. To add to his credibility, he has worked with politicians such as Robert F. Kennedy, civil rights activists, such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., entrepreneurs Howard Schultz of Starbucks and Bill Gates of Microsoft, just to name a few. Over the years, he has been instrumental in a handful of political campaigns for change, The Olympic Committee and The American Bar Association. He has been recognized with a Governor's Award and as Citizen of the Year as well as been a two-time president of the Chamber of Commerce. Howard speaks on The Primer Ethic™, Housing, need for change in the housing ethic, quality of life, God, Olympics, Ethics of Law and Civil Rights. As a fun back story, Howard dated a one unnamed woman who ran for President of the United States in high school and told her she was destined for the White House. Howard lives his life in the words of George Bernard Shaw “If you are not a part of the solution, you are a part of the problem”. Howard Primer resides in Charlotte, North Carolina in loving memory of his wonderful wife of over 50 years, Marcia and has four fabulous daughters making a difference in the world as well. To View This Episode- https://youtu.be/BsH4ykdOFxA #whoknewinthemoment #starbucks #billgates #realestate

Ein legendärer Mann ist heute zu Gast. Nathan Myhrvold. Er hat mit Bill Gates Microsoft groß gemacht. Er hat mit Stephen Hawking an der Quantentheorie geforscht. Und ist einer von drei Autoren von „Modernist Cuisine“. 5 Bände schwer, die wissenschaftliche Erforschung der Kochtechniken. Jetzt hat er nachgelegt, mit – dreibändig – „The Modernist Pizza“. Johannes hat einen Weltmeister getroffen, Jörg Eichinger, Metzger an der Greifswalder Strasse. In den USA hat sein Team bei der Butcher WM den ersten Platz belegt. Sissi vom Insta Blog Eating in Berlin schwelgt beim polnischen Gurkensalat in Jugenderinnerungen, erzählt aber auch, was ihr als Foodie mit chinesischen Roots manchmal mächtig auf den Geist geht. Und zum Schluss stimmen Max Herre und Dexter ein Lied an. Nein, ganz viele, von der Compilation „Hallo 22. Funk & Soul aus der DDR, 1971 – 1981. Großartige Compilation, gerade erschienen. Und ein paar Kitchen Music Fragen beantworten die beiden dazu auch noch. https://paetzoldskitchen.de https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asK5Qu_UC9c https://www.instagram.com/eatinginberlin/ https://www.fleischerei-erchinger.de https://www.amazon.de/Kochbuch-kulinarische-Liebeserklärung-ukrainischen-Klopotenko/dp/395961750X https://www.amazon.de/Kochen-offenen-Herzen-Lehr-Wanderjahre/dp/3608501738?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIwuLfofGR-gIVFxkGAB0S0gtBEAAYASAAEgIQz_D_BwE https://modernistcuisine.com/books/modernist-pizza/ https://www.jpc.de/jpcng/poprock/detail/-/art/various-artists-hallo-22/hnum/11037858?iampartner=spon6&awc=150&awa=1264&gclid=CjwKCAjwp9qZBhBkEiwAsYFsbywijNk4snKPOAyffBep9VwolgJv4aS530enOQtLWtSquNDfDwaLYRoCaFYQAvD_BwE

00:00 Intro00:08 Weekly Check-in01:12 The future & Meta (Recently known as Facebook)02:24 Crypto and blockchain connected to the future. David's Idea of the future06:06 Shiba Inu (Chris's experience at work & David's experience investing in Shiba)08:50 Black people in crypto10:30 Web 3.0 11:50 Investing into the future (Chris's start up Aquipor)16:35 The good guys need to win16:50 3D printing 18:44 Scalar energy (levitation device) 20:30 We are connected on a grid & Intentional thought25:40 Age of aquarius 26:20 Young athletes signing deals (high school & college)28:38 Sports betting & Uconn womens basketball30:32 Sports at it's core is entertainment & Lamelo Ball33:37 “AFL” Chris's IPO Football league35:05 It's all about the journey 36:40 Preception creates our reality 37:20 Alec Baldwin prop gun incident  39:32 Negativity through media and David's tip he uses from Abraham Hicks41:27 James Bond Movie & the need for duality 45:58 DNA that sent to ancestry.com & 23&me can be used to create a biological weapon50:27 Alien entities 51:01 Bill Gates Microsoft 060606 patent. To mine humans using cryptocurrency type of technology & CIA Patterning

Trump queda fuera de la lista de más ricos de Forbes por primera vez en 25 años El expresidente Donald Trump ha quedado fuera de la lista de los "400 más ricos" de la revista Forbes, que encabeza Jeff Bezos, el fundador de Amazon. La fortuna de Trump, de 2.500 millones de dólares, no fue suficiente para ingresar al famoso ranking de la publicación y por primera vez en 25 años ha sido excluido. "El magnate inmobiliario es tan rico como lo era hace un año, cuando ocupaba el puesto 339 en el ranking, pero su fortuna ha bajado 600 millones de dólares desde el inicio de la pandemia", señala la revista. La publicación señala que si Trump está buscando a alguien a quien culpar, puede empezar por él mismo. "Hace cinco años, tuvo una oportunidad de oro para diversificar su fortuna. Tras las elecciones de 2016, los funcionarios federales de ética estaban presionando a Trump para que desinvirtiera sus activos inmobiliarios. Eso le habría permitido reinvertir las ganancias en fondos indexados de base amplia y asumir el cargo sin conflictos de intereses", asegura Forbes. La lista de este año la encabeza Bezos, seguido de Elon Musk (Tesla y SpaceX), Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) y Bill Gates (Microsoft).

Sometimes it’s very hard to move on, but once you do, you’ll realize it was the best decision you’ve ever made. တခါတလေမှာ ကျွန်တော်တို့တတွေ လုပ်ရိုးလုပ်စဉ်တွေကနေသွေဖီတဲ့ ပြောင်းလဲခြင်းတွေကိုစွန့်စားလုပ်ဆောင်ရတတ်ပါတယ်။ ဒါပေမယ့် အဲဒီလိုပြောင်းလဲမှုတွေကိုလူတိုင်းမလုပ်နိုင်ကြ မလုပ်တတ်ကြပါဘူး။ ဘာလို့လည်းဆိုတော့ မိရိုးဖလာရိုးရာတွေရဲ့ ကန့်သတ်မှု တွေကြားမှာလူးလွန့်ပျော်ဝင်နေတတ်တဲ့ဓလေ့ရယ်၊ စွန့်စားပြောင်းလဲလိုက်လို့ အကောင်းကနေသွေဖယ်လို့ အဆိုးဖြစ်သွားမှာကိုကြောက်ရွံ့တတ်တဲ့စိတ်တွေ၊ ကိုယ့်ရဲ့ပြောင်းလဲမှုကို ပတ်ဝန်းကျင်ကလူတွေ လက်ခံကြပါ့မလားဆိုတဲ့ စိုးရိမ်ကြောင့်ကြမှုတွေ ကြောင့် လူတော်တော်များများကပြောင်းလဲမှုတွေကိုစတင်လုပ်ဆောင်ကြဖို့ကိုလက်တွန့်ကြပါတယ်။ ဒါပေမယ့် သေသေချာချာစဉ်းစားကြည့်ဖို့လိုပါတယ်။ ဟိုးရှေးရှေးတုန်းကကျောက်ခေတ်မှာကတည်းကစွန့်ဦးပြောင်းလဲမှုတွေကိုလူတွေလုပ်ဆောင်ခဲ့လို့ သာအခုလိုတိုးတက်တဲ့ နည်းပညာတွေ၊ ကျွန်တော်တို့တတွေအသုံးပြုနေရတာပါ။ Columbus သာအမေရိကတိုက်ကိုရှာမတွေ့ခဲ့ရင်၊ Bill Gates သာ Microsoft ကိုမတီထွင်ခဲ့ရင်၊ Graham Bell သာတယ်လီဖုန်းကိုမတီထွင်ခဲ့ရင်၊ Wright ညီနောင်သာလေယာဉ်ပျံမတီထွင်ခဲ့ရင် ကျွန်တော်တို့တတွေ အခုလို အဝေးတစ်နေရာကသူတွေနဲ့ ဆက်သွယ်မှု တွေလည်းရှိမှာမဟုတ်တာကိုသတိပြုမိဖို့လိုပါတယ်။

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Ein Standpunkt von Andreas Mäckler. Ist Geldverdienen schlecht? Sicher nicht in einer kapitalistisch orientierten Welt. Ein dreistelliges Milliardenvermögen, wie es Digitalunternehmer wie Bill Gates (Microsoft), Jeff Bezoz (Amazon), Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook) und andere in wenigen Jahren erwirtschaftet haben, wird mit Millionen ehrenamtlich erstellter Wikipedia-Artikel aber wohl nicht so schnell zu verdienen sein – oder? Gleichwohl hat die Wikimedia Foundation in Amerika Milliardenwert, so Jimmy Wales.1 Und wenn die FAZ im Jahr 2016 ein »Vermögen von stolzen 92 Millionen Dollar«2 konstatiert, dann dürften die Gewinne inzwischen weiter gestiegen sein.3 Spötter meinen ohnehin – nicht nur mit einem Augenzwinkern –, das einzig Professionelle an der Wikipedia sei die alljährliche Spendenkampagne zur Mehrung des Vermögens weniger Nutznießer. Dem ist schwerlich zu widersprechen. Den vollständigen STANDPUNKTE-Beitrag (inkl ggf. Quellenhinweisen und Links) findet ihr hier: https://kenfm.de/standpunkte-%e2%80%a2-digitaler-kapitalismus/ Jetzt KenFM unterstützen: https://www.patreon.com/KenFMde https://de.tipeee.com/kenfm Dir gefällt unser Programm? Informationen zu weiteren Unterstützungsmöglichkeiten hier: https://kenfm.de/support/kenfm-unterstuetzen/ Du kannst uns auch mit Bitcoins unterstützen. BitCoin-Adresse: 18FpEnH1Dh83GXXGpRNqSoW5TL1z1PZgZK Abonniere jetzt den KenFM-Newsletter: https://kenfm.de/newsletter/ KenFM ist auch als kostenlose App für Android- und iOS-Geräte verfügbar! Über unsere Homepage kommst Du zu den Stores von Apple und Google. Hier der Link: https://kenfm.de/kenfm-app/ https://www.kenfm.de https://www.twitter.com/TeamKenFM https://www.instagram.com/kenfm.de/ https://www.youtube.com/KenFM See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's Topics: 1, 2, 3, 4) The evilest woman in the world is connected with all the rich and famous Pizzagate, Marina Abramovic, and spirit cooking explained https://www.inquisitr.com/3759785/pizzagate-marina-abramovic-spirit-cooking/ Marina Abramovic, who recently met Jacob Rothschild, stars in new Bill Gates Microsoft ad https://yonews.org/marina-abramovic-who-recently-met-jacob-rothschild-stars-in-new-bill-gates-microsoft-ad/ Bill Gates’ Microsoft Cancels Marina Abramovic campaign after people flood video calling her out as a satanist https://newspunch.com/bill-gates-microsoft-cancel-marina-abramovic-campaign-after-people-flood-video-calling-her-out-satanist/

Brad Lea is achieving at the speed of light! Brad Lea is a leading authority on web-based training. Experienced and proven in sales and marketing, he is a seasoned professional with a strong base of sales management coming from 25 years in the Automotive Industry. 1:14 - Brad Lea introduction 3:29 - Who was Brad Lea before he bridged the gap? 9:57 - A mentor was the difference 17:49 - The four ingredients you'll need if you're going to train effectively - Good Content, Repetition, Practice, and Accountability 22:37 - Brad's training system is called https://www.closerschool.com 27:59 - Have a mentor and copy him or her 35:27 - Leveraging your money for time 36:25 - The attitude lessons from athletics 39:04 - What was the chance to get you over the bridge? 41:42 - Knowledge through the decades. Advice as a newborn baby - closed mouths don't get fed 43:46 - Knowledge through the decades. Advice as at the age of 10 - more inside than imaginable 46:32 - Knowledge through the decades. Advice as at the age of 20 - give up what you have to get what you want...and a story about Bill Gates (Microsoft) buying a Honda NSX 50:28 - Knowledge through the decades. Advice as at the age of 30 - the mindset path 52:03 - Knowledge through the decades. Advice as at the age of 40 - weed your garden 55:16 - Knowledge through the decades. Advice as at the age of 50 - Be grateful 1:00:21 - Show close NEED MORE ATTITUDE? Visit the University of Attitude. America’s #1 source for attitude awareness, development and realignment. Join thousands of others in our Attitude Movement. Change your attitude, change your LIFE! Don’t forget to subscribe rate and review our podcast. It only takes a second and helps us make more podcasts for you. WATCH video episodes of the Get Attitude Podcast on Glenn’s youtube page.

¿Quieres saber por qué llamamos "alta tecnología" al lápiz? No te pierdas este episodio de Historhilando, historias interesantes sobre nuestro mundo. Este objeto ha permitido la existencia de los mejores artistas de todos los tiempos, en todos los ámbitos de la cultura. Steve Jobs (Apple), Bill Gates (Microsoft) o Sergey Brin (el de Google), han potenciado su uso por parte de sus hijos. Es tan sencillo que los niños pequeños pronto aprenden a usarlo, y les encanta. Y los adultos... bueno, el fundador de Agencia Pódcast tiene una docena en su mesa de trabajo... eso no sé si ya es demasiado... en fin, él lo llama "alta tecnología". Estoy hablando del lápiz. Espera, espera, no te vayas, ¿sabes cuándo se inventó?, ¿cómo eran los primeros lápices? ¿sabes a qué corresponde la numeración de los lápices? ¿y cuándo se inventó el primer lápiz de color? Pues ahora mismo te lo cuento todo.

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There are so many common misconceptions that people just don't question.  In fact, there's so much misinformation surrounding wealth creation, that in today's episode, I'm going to debunk 15 common myths.  If there's one thing I've learned, it's that you shouldn't allow these kinds of blanket statements to hold you back.  In this episode we'll explore these statements and help you avoid the “woulda, coulda, shouldas.” Money doesn't discriminate; it doesn't care who you are or where you come from.  No matter what you did yesterday, today begins anew and you have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else to become wealthy. Yet the sad reality is that the majority of Australians will never achieve financial freedom. On the other hand a small group of Australian property investors become very wealthy. Today I'd like to explore the common myths about money that hold many people back from achieving their financial goals. Myth # 1: It takes money to make money Many Australians have untapped equity in their homes that they can use as seed capital for investments, while others will have to learn the discipline of saving to get some startup capital.  You don't need a fortune to begin making your first million; you just need to commit to making a start and stick with it. Myth # 2:  I don't make enough money Everyone makes enough money to become an investor. The truth is most people don't have an income problem, they have a spending problem. Look at your current wage and ask yourself; how much am I likely to earn over my lifetime? You've got to start living within your means, paying yourself first, saving a deposit for a property and investing in order to break your current pattern. Myth # 3: My job and superannuation will take care of my financial future If you accept my definition of financial freedom as having enough passive income to finance the lifestyle you desire, without having to work; you will never achieve this through your job or superannuation. Instead you will need to take control of your financial future by investing. Myth # 4:  I'm not smart enough In our country everybody has the ability and opportunity to become rich.  To reassure you that an education doesn't equal a financial fortune, here are a few multi-millionaires who never graduated from college: Bill Gates (Microsoft), Michael Dell (Dell Computers) and Steve Jobs (Apple). Myth # 5: Investing is complicated Developing your own financial freedom is only as complicated as you make it. Investing is no different. The key is to learn from the right people – those who've already achieved what you want to achieve. The process is also simplified when you select an investment niche such as residential property investment and develop specialist knowledge in that area. Myth # 6: Investing is risky Many people speculate when they think they are investing – they buy a property in a secondary location or off the plan “hoping” it will increase in value. Speculation is risky. On the other hand finding a property with an element of scarcity so it will always be in strong demand, in an area that has always outperformed the averages and buying it below its intrinsic value, is a proven investment strategy that minimises your risk. Myth # 7:  You have to know how to time the investment markets It's often said that timing is everything when investing, but that's not really the case.  Have you noticed how some investors do well in good times and do just as well in bad times, while others do poorly in good times and even worse in bad times? This suggests to me that it's not our external world that determines whether we make money; it's something inside us - our mindset. Myth # 8:  The rich are lucky The truth is that success in wealth creation is no more about luck than is success in anything else in life. To become wealthy you have to be in control of your finances and not count on good fortune. Myth # 9:  To become rich you must diversify Wrong! Yet that's what most financial planners suggest isn't it? Diversification leads to an average outcome. Myth # 10: Paying off your house provides security The problem here is that once you've paid off your house, you end up with idle equity sitting under your roof doing nothing; equity you could use as a deposit to buy an investment property and grow your wealth. Myth # 11: All the good investments are taken That's not true – opportunities are always out there – in every market. Sure, all of yesterday's deals have been taken, but tomorrow's deals have not. Someone will snap them up. Why shouldn't it be you? Myth # 12:  If you want to do it right, you have to do it yourself There's no such thing as a self made millionaire. All successful property investors have a good team of professional advisors and supportive mentors around them.  The rich recognise that they can't be an expert in all aspects of wealth creation, so they find a team of experts they can lead in order to help them achieve their goals. Myth # 13:  I've done everything wrong! It's too late There are many success stories of people who conquered all sorts of adversity, or started investing later in life and ended up achieving financial freedom. In fact Ray Croc was over 50 years old when he built his very first fast food outlet. You might have heard of it – it's called McDonald's. Myth # 14: Debt is bad Most Australians believe debt is a dirty word, but not all debt is bad. Savvy property investors know how to use good debt to buy appreciating assets. Myth # 15: It doesn't matter what I want – I just can't do it Subscribing to this myth is almost a guarantee of failure, because our beliefs and perceptions become our reality. There's no way money can know who's in control of it, what their qualifications are, what ambitions they have or what they're going to do with it. Money is there to be used and spent, saved and invested. It can't judge whether you're worthy or not. Now that you understand some of the myths that have held so many people back, the good news is you can do things differently. Choose to change your beliefs to produce outrageous results and reach every goal you set. Links and Resources:  Michael Yardney Metropole Property Strategists Metropole's Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors Some of our favourite quotes from the show:  “Despite what some people believe, it doesn't really take a lot of money to make money.” – Michael Yardney “Successful people come from different backgrounds and while some have university degrees, others never finished high school.” – Michael Yardney “It's never too late to learn how to invest. It's never too late to overcome your mistakes.” – Michael Yardney More details plus show notes here: Fifteen wealth myths that hold you back PLEASE LEAVE US A REVIEW Reviews are hugely important to me because they help new people discover this podcast. If you enjoyed listening to this episode, please leave a review on iTunes - it's your way of passing the message forward to others and saying thank you to me. Here's how

Puedes hacer un trabajo espectacular y tener el mejor producto o servicio. Todavía queda un pequeño paso para que seas el elegido ya sea para vender o para optar a un puesto de trabajo. Que alguna persona apuesta por ti. Para más información: informacionparalaaccion.com/100     LinkedIn y la vida real A mí también me pasa. El puerta fría me sigue costando y mucho. Recuerdo hace un año, preparé para uno de mis contactos que era CEO de una empresa mediana. La empresa está creciendo muchísimo, además de su labor comercial en productos muy novedosos, tiene visibilidad social con todos los proyectos que prepara en favor de la igualdad de hombres y mujeres. Preparé un vídeo a través de loom de cómo podía mejorar su comunicación en redes no solo esta persona, sino también cada persona de su empresa. Dar a conocer no solo todos sus productos y servicios, sino también su labor social y que sirviese no solo para vender sino para atraer talento. Loom te da la posibilidad de saber si el vídeo se ha visto, cuántas veces y a qué horas. ¿Qué crees que pasó? Esa persona no solo no vio el vídeo, sino que también me dio de baja como contacto de primer nivel. Para esa persona, yo no era nadie. No venía recomendado y no le podía aportar ningún valor. Estos son los distintos niveles de recomendaciones: Recomendaciones online Recomendaciones de personas que conoces Cómo preparar una recomendación   Recomendaciones online A la hora de contratar un hotel, ir a una comida, ver una película o leer un libro pasamos olímipicamente de las opiniones de las empresas. Nos gusta mucho más ir a los buscadores de turno (booking, tripadvisor, Amazon) y ver las estrellitas y los comentarios de turno. Queremos saber lo que otras personas como nosotros opinan Y cuando se refiere a nosotros mismos, también recogemos testimonios. Los podemos tener en nuestra página web bien en formato texto, audio o vídeo  y también los podemos pedir a través de LinkedIn para que se agreguen a nuestro perfil. No se trata llenar tu perfil de recomendaciones "compradas".  Aquí puede haber varios niveles: Hago una recomendación en tu perfil para que tú me la devuelvas en el mío Hago una recomendación por compromiso y la relleno de forma genérica sin dar mucha información. Si me dieses a elegir, a mí no me gustaría tener muchas recomendaciones. Me gustaría tener pocas y de gente con reconocimiento profesional. Imagínate que Jeff Winner (Ceo de inkedIn), Oprah Winfrey (de las personas más infuyentes en comunicación a nivel mundial) y Bill Gates (MIcrosoft) me recomendasen por mi capacidad de resolver problemas. Ya no me harían falta más recomendaciones. Te dejo aquí cómo pedir y dar recomendaciones en LinkedIn. https://youtu.be/k8sOmoug680 También es importante recoger los testimonios para tu página web. Nos da vergüenza pedirlas (a mí el primero). Una vez que acabe tu trabajo pídelas (en el último apartado vemos cómo hacerlo). Si tienes negocio online, pídelas. Yo siempre las pido para mis libros. Son muy importantes. Recomendaciones físicas son las mejores Recientemente, y ya con el TOP 20 de influencier en linkedin de habla hispana, tengo como objetivo entrar en una serie de empresas.. Mi estrategia para conseguir hablar con esas empresas ha cambiado totalmente. Ya no uso solo LinkedIn para contactar directamente con las personas que quiero. NI siquiera haciendo un vídeo personalizado. Si no tengo otra salida, sí lo hago. Busco alternativas. En este caso, miré los contactos que ya tenía de esa empresa. Aunque no fuese un nivel directivo. No sólo le pedí por favor si me podía dar el contacto de la persona, sino si podía hablar con esa persona para anticiparle que me pondría en contacto para hacerle una propuesta que acelerase el tiempo de acceso al mercado laboral de esas personas. En todo este proceso, por casualidad, otra persona que conocía de la red, me comentó que también conocía a la persona que tomaba las decisiones. También habló personalmente por teléfono con esa persona y me recomendó. La recomendación es la mejor forma de entrar en sitios donde no tienes acceso   Las personas te recomiendan porque conocen tu trabajo gracias al contenido que estás publicando en redes. Es una muy buena manera de estar siempre presente en la mente de tus clientes. A los que no le gustan nada las redes sociales siempre me comentan lo mismo. Este negocio no te ha salido por LinkedIn. Ha sido por una recomendación. Yo siempre contesto lo mismo. LinkedIn ha sido el inicio de esa relación. Sin esta herramienta no hubiese sido capaz de llegar. Claro, estar en LinkedIn no es suficiente, es solo una herramienta más a utilizar en tu estrategia que sirve y mucho para pasar del online al físico. Cómo preparar una recomendación Las recomendaciones, para que sean efectivas tienen que ser lo más específicas posibles. Cuando dicen que esta persona es una crack, que es genial, tiene mucha capacidad de trabajo e implicación, realmente no nos están transmitiendo nada. A mi me gusta mucho seguir el esquema que he visto en todos los vídeos de recomendaciones de Judith Catalá que puedes ver en este enlace. Es una persona sobresaliente en el mundo de las ventas que predica con el ejemplo. Quién es la persona y qué hace (si es en LinkedIn quizá la recomendación no haga falta porque se ve en su tiutlar profesional). Muy importante empezar con la persona que te recomienda y darle visibilidad a su proyecto. Cuál era la situación antes de conocerte. Qué ha conseguido después de forma lo más específica posible. Qué es lo más útil que ha encontrado. A los que tienen dudas, ¿por qué deberían trabajar contigo?   Recomendaciones online: pídelas siempre que puedas de personas relevantes. No solo para LinkedIn, sino también para tu web o tu negocio online (Amazon, cursos, Tripadvisor o similar). Lo mejor después de terminar el servicio. Recomendaciones físicas: son las mejores. No solo que to digan de palabra, sino que también lo hablen directamente con la persona. Antes de entrar en una empresa hay que mirar cuántas personas me podrían recomendar de verdad. Ten el esquema para pedir recomendaciones: primero da publicidad a la otra persona, que explique lo que hace; que explique cuál es el antes y el después de estar contigo; y por último, que comente por qué merece la pena trabajar contigo para las personas que tengan dudas. Si quieres que te eche una mano para tener una metodología, ejemplos y mi soporte con tu perfil, interacción y contenido, te animo a apuntarte a la Academia LinkedIn Sencillo.  Ahí tienes formación para que consigas tener tu marca visible y rentable en LinkedIn. Con todas las herramientas que yo utilizo, todas mis plantillas, persona que están en tu misma situación en un grupo privado  y lo más importante MI SOPORTE PARA QUE LO CONSIGAS.  Te reto a que te registres en los módulos gratuitos y me preguntes tus dudas. Verás lo que avanzas. Recursos mencionados Vídeos Dar y recibir recomendaciones en LinkedIN   Recursos Recursos gratuitos para mejorar en LinkedIn: perfil, interacción y contenido.

Today we've got Omar Benson Miller in the studio as we talk about his shows, NFL update, 'ninja style' headbands to be banned in the NBA, White Claw shortage, authorities investigating vaping illness/deaths, Epstein donation, Starbucks new concept and more! Sign up for our newsletter here: Group-chat.com Global Superstar Omar Benson Miller in the house! Talk Ballers, staying relevant, his new show, Jay Z/NFL & MORE. [2:11] NFL ratings are HUUUGGEEE! [25:28] Why the NFL does not give two shits about streaming. [27:15] Antonio Brown collusion with the Patriots? [28:41] Nike, NBA banning ninja-style headbands. [34:00] Cristiano Ronaldo salary leaks. [35:40] White Claw shortage grips America: The nation of followers. [37:28] It’s all bad news for vapors. [43:15] Does Kayne West have a ‘Messiah complex’? [46:45] Post Malone new album first take. [53:22] Group Chat talks Politics/World news. [55:20] States to launch Google/Facebook antitrust probes. [1:01:40] Jeffrey Epstein's connection to Bill Gates/Microsoft. [1:05:40] Is SoulCycle attendance down? [1:12:40] Is there a market for the new Porsche electric car? [1:13:45] Starbucks new concept. [1:16:15] Resources Omar (@omarbensonmiller) • Instagram NFL Ratings NFL Streaming Antonio Brown Nike/NBA Headbands Cristiano Ronaldo Earnings White Claw Shortage Vaping Deaths Kanye Sunday Service Post Malone Politics/World News Google Facebook Antitrust SoulCycle Attendance Porsche Electric Car Starbucks’s New Concept  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chi si sveglia presto?- Marc Zuckerberg (Facebook) 8 a.mmette sempre la stessa maglietta tutte le mattine, per evitare di perdere tempo a vestirsi."People don't care about what you say, they care about what you build".- Steve Jobs (Apple) 6 a.m"If today were the last day of my life, would I want to do what I am about to do today?", se lo chiede ogni giorno.- Jack Dorsey (Twitter) 5:30 a.ml'orario giusto per svegliarsi, meditare e fare una corsetta.- Bill Gates (Microsoft) 7 a.m. La mattina si allena ed è convinto che per essere creativo al massimo bastino 7 ore di sonno.- Warren Buffett (Investitore) 6:45 a.m la mattina prima di partire legge qualche giornale. Giusto... 500 pagine. - Richard Branson (Virgin Group) 5 a.mLa mattina inizia con il kite-surf, il nuoto o una bella partita a tennis. "Don't be embarrassed by your failures, learn from them and start again"E chiudiamo con Benjamin Franklin, che si svegliava sempre alle 5 a.m e che una volta disse: "Early to bed, early to rise makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise!!!"

Are you having money problems? Are you where you hoped to be financially at this stage of your life? Well…if you want to be in a better financial situation, then this week's show is for you because I'm going to debunk 15 Myths that could be killing your wealth potential.  You see…money doesn't discriminate; it doesn't care who you are or where you come from. No matter what you did yesterday, today begins anew and you have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else to become wealthy.  Yet the sad reality is that the majority of Australians will never achieve financial freedom.  So, join me in today's show as I explore the common myths about money that hold many people back from achieving their financial goals. Myth # 1: It takes money to make money Despite what some people believe, it doesn't really take a lot of money to make money. Many Australians have untapped equity in their homes that they can use as seed capital for investments, while others will have to learn the discipline of saving to get some start up capital. Then all they need to do is invest in high growth investments such as residential real estate and use the magic of compounding, leverage and time to grow their asset base. Myth # 2: I don't make enough money. Almost everyone makes enough money to become an investor. The truth is most people don't have an income problem, they have a spending problem. Look at your current wage and ask yourself; how much am I likely to earn over my lifetime? For most of us, the answer will probably be over a couple of million dollars. The problem is most of us spend as much as we earn. You've got to start living within your means, paying yourself first, saving a deposit for a property and investing in order to break your current pattern. Myth # 3: My job and superannuation will take care of my financial future. If you accept my definition of financial freedom as having enough passive income to finance the lifestyle you desire, without having to work; you will never achieve this through your job or superannuation. Instead you will need to take control of your financial future by investing. You just can't save your way to wealth Myth # 4: I'm not smart enough. In our country everybody has the ability and opportunity to become rich. Successful people come from different backgrounds and while some have university degrees, others never finished high school. To reassure you that an education doesn't equal a financial fortune, here are a few multi millionaires who never graduated from college: Bill Gates (Microsoft), Michael Dell (Dell Computers) and Steve Jobs (Apple). The truth is you can do whatever you want; not being smart enough is just another excuse. Myth # 5: Investing is complicated. Developing your own financial freedom is only as complicated as you make it. Sure gaining the knowledge to become financially independent is challenging, but many new things seem more difficult than they are until you develop an understanding of them. Investing is no different. It's easier than ever before to learn the fundamentals of wealth creation, with limitless tools available in today's high tech, info-laden world. The key is to learn from the right people – those who've already achieved what you want to achieve. Myth # 6: Investing is risky. The dictionary definition of “invest” is: “To commit (money or capital) in order to gain a financial return.” The word “risk” doesn't even get a look in. However, many people speculate when they think they are investing – they buy a property in a secondary location or off the plan “hoping” it will increase in value. Speculation is risky. On the other hand, finding a property with an element of scarcity so it will always be in strong demand, in an area that has always outperformed the averages and buying it below its intrinsic value, is a proven investment strategy that minimises your risk. Myth # 7: You have to know how to time the investment markets. It's often said that timing is everything when investing, but that's not really the case. Sure timing matters – you don't want to buy property at the peak of the boom, but successful investors find that timing isn't really that important. Have you noticed how some investors do well in good times and do just as well in bad times, while others do poorly in good times and even worse in bad times? The truth is, successful investors know how to create wealth at any point in the property cycle while unsuccessful investors manage to lose money at the same stages of the cycle. This suggests to me that it's not our external world that determines whether we make money; it's something inside us – our mindset. Myth # 8:  The rich are lucky. The truth is that success in wealth creation is no more about luck than is success in anything else in life. To become wealthy you have to be in control of your finances and not count on good fortune. When you have a proven investment system or strategy, luck becomes unnecessary. I've played Monopoly a couple of times with some financially intelligent people and I realise now that, contrary to what I thought when I was young, it's not a game of luck. Good players know the right spots on the board to get the best return on their investments. They know how to acquire and control the best “monopolies” in order to collect the highest rents. They've learned to negotiate and find ways to make great deals. They've learned how to take the luck out of Monopoly and consistently win big as a result. To me, this sounds a whole lot like the real world of investing. You need to learn how to take the luck out of wealth creation and instead develop smart strategies to get ahead. First you need to learn how to play the game, and then you need to know how to win the game. Myth # 9:  To become rich you must diversify. Wrong! Yet that's what most financial planners suggest isn't it? Diversification leads to an average outcome. I've found that successful investors don't diversify -they cultivate the skills required to make better, smarter investing decisions and specialise in one niche. “Wide diversification is only required when investors do not understand what they are doing”  Warren Buffett  “Many financial advisors recommend that you diversify for your own protection. What they fail to tell you is that it is also for their protection. Since most financial advisors cannot tell you exactly which stock or mutual fund is a great investment, they tell you to buy a bunch of them” Robert Kiyosaki  Myth # 10: Paying off your house provides security. This is one of the old myths many of us learned from our parents, who probably learned it from their parents. But it doesn't make sense in the new financial era. The problem here is that once you've paid off your house, you end up with idle equity sitting under your roof doing nothing; equity you could use as a deposit to buy an investment property and grow your wealth. Myth # 11: All the good investments are taken. Opportunities are always out there – in every market. Sometimes there are a lot and sometimes there aren't. Some are obvious and others are opportunities you create by understanding investment markets. Sure, all of yesterday's deals have been taken, but tomorrow's deals have not. Someone will snap them up. Why shouldn't it be you? Myth # 12:  If you want to do it right, you have to do it yourself. There's no such thing as a self-made millionaire. All successful property investors have a good team of professional advisors and supportive mentors around them. That doesn't mean you should hand over full responsibility for your wealth creation to others. But the rich recognise that they can't be an expert in all aspects of wealth creation, so they find a team of experts they can lead in order to help them achieve their goals. Myth # 13:  I've done everything wrong! It's too late. It's never too late to learn how to invest or to overcome your mistakes. There are many success stories of people who conquered all sorts of adversity, or started investing later in life and ended up achieving financial freedom. In fact, Ray Croc was over 50 years old when he built his very first fast food outlet. You might have heard of it – it's called McDonald's. Myth # 14: Debt is bad Most Australians believe debt is a dirty word, but not all debt is bad. Savvy property investors know how to use good debt to buy appreciating assets. Myth # 15: It doesn't matter what I want – I just can't do it. Subscribing to this myth is almost a guarantee of failure, because our beliefs and perceptions become our reality. Some people who've had a few failed attempts “learn” that wealth is beyond their control and they can't affect the outcome. They remain in a cycle of victimisation all their lives. This is one of the reasons why the rich get richer – they believe they are in control of their destiny. You must also believe you're in control and act as if you're in control. Then pretty soon you'll be surprised by the results you achieve. Invariably, the more success you have the more your thoughts about what you can and can't control will alter for the better. Yes – you can do it! There's no way money can know who's in control of it, what their qualifications are, what ambitions they have or what they're going to do with it. Money is there to be used and spent, saved and invested. It can't judge whether you're worthy or not.  Now that you understand some of the myths that have held so many people back, the good news is you can do things differently. Choose to change your beliefs to produce outrageous results and reach every goal you set. Of course while property investing may be simple it's not easy. And that's not a play on words. Fact is, around 20% of those who get involved in property investment sell up in the first year and close to half sell their property in the first 5 years. And of those investors who stay in property, about 90% never get past their second property. So if you want financial freedom from property investment to fund your dreams, you're going to have to do something different to what most property investors are doing. You're going to have to listen to different people to who most Australian property investors listen. You're going to need to set yourself some goals and follow a strategy that's known, proven and trusted. Then you grow your property investment businesses one property at a time. Of course…you need to buy the right type of properties. One that has a level of scarcity, meaning they will be in continuous strong demand by owner occupiers (to keep pushing up the value) and tenants (to help subsidise your mortgage); in the right location (one that has outperformed the long term averages), at the right time in the property cycle (that would be now in many states) and for the right price. To become a successful investor you will need to surround yourself with a team of independent and unbiased professional advisors (not sales people) – a team of people who are known, proven and trusted, so it is probably appropriate to remind you that in changing times like we are experiencing, no one can help you quite like the independent property investment strategists at Metropole. Remember the multi award winning team at Metropole have no properties to sell, so their advice is strategic, independent and unbiased. Links and resources:   Michael Yardney's Mentorship Program   Rich Habits Poor Habits   Metropole  Quotes: “Most people don't have an income problem, they have a spending problem.”  Michael Yardney “My definition of financial freedom is to have enough passive income to finance the lifestyle you desire without having to work.”  Michael Yardney “Take control of your own financial future by investing and building an asset base.”  Michael Yardney Never miss an episode and keep up with all the good things going on at the Michael Yardney podcast by subscribing on iTunes. You can also subscribe to MichaelYardneyPodcast.com to keep up with the latest information including bonus material that comes out between the podcasts.                      

The Moonshots Podcast decodes the pioneer of Software and the Personal Computer. We explore the mental models of technology titan Bill Gates. We also learn how he used the same approaches to be one of biggest and most effective philanthropists in the world.

Is post-secondary education necessary for entrepreneurs? It seems like many of the industry’s great innovators might think otherwise. Steve Jobs (Apple), Mark Zuckerberg (Facebook), Bill Gates (Microsoft), Michael Dell (Dell), Evan Williams (Twitter) and Travis Kalanick (Uber) all share the same education journey -- one that ends in dropping out of school. Should aspiring entrepreneurs follow in the footsteps of these successful innovators? Or are there other ways to find success in the business world? This week on BridgingTheGap, Ollie Forsyth and John Fistolera will come together to discuss the best ways for youth to get started on their business career or entrepreneurial journey. Now an 18-year-old entrepreneur, as well as CEO of the Budding Entrepreneur Magazine, Ollie Forsyth left school at age 16 to pursue his entrepreneurial goals. John Fistolera on the other hand, is the Assistant Executive Director of Corporate and External Affairs at DECA, who works to improve business education in school. This week, John and Ollie will discuss whether a formal business education is necessary for entrepreneurs, or if there are other avenues entrepreneurs can take to start a business.

Just want to thank all of you that sent me those encouraging educational e-mails that have scared me slap to death in 2010. Now I'm afraid to do anything including BREATHING. Just look back at all of those 2010 e-mails. Be sure you call in your favorite educational e-mails also. Remember if you don't call in your favorite e-mails and tell your friends to call in, then the $15,000 that Bill Gates/Microsoft and AOL were sending through their special e-mail program will never arrive.

Just want to thank all of you that sent me those encouraging educational e-mails that have scared me slap to death in 2010. Now I'm afraid to do anything including BREATHING. Just look back at all of those 2010 e-mails. Be sure you call in your favorite educational e-mails also. Remember if you don't call in your favorite e-mails and tell your friends to call in, then the $15,000 that Bill Gates/Microsoft and AOL were sending through their special e-mail program will never arrive.