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Did you know you can generate passive income and/or diversify your retirement portfolio through Hard Money Lending? A hard money loan is an interest-only short-term loan primarily used in real estate with the loan being secured by property.    In a nutshell, you become the "bank" and you lend money to borrowers and receive monthly interest payments just like a bank would receive monthly monthly payments from a mortgage borrower.   The only difference is you (the bank) can charge much higher interest between 10% and 18%, whereas the bank's current rates are right around 3.5%.   If you have a equity in your home, a pile of cash lying around, or you are looking to diversify your portfolio — hard money lending may be a great option for you.   BONUS As a hard money lender myself, I will show you exactly how I am lending hard money each month. I will share with you some tricks I have learned along the way and share with you my exact numbers for you to see exactly how it works. Also, make sure to download the templates I use as far the paperwork required prior to lending.   Mentioned in this episode Episode 162: How Does a HELOC work? Episode 164: What is the BEST Mortgage for Me Right Now?   eForms: Promissory Note Template Vantage IRAs: Self-Directed IRAs   Thanks so much for listening to the show and if you feel the content of this podcast was helpful, please subscribe and leave a review! ** Today's show was brought to you by OneAZ Credit Union — my very own credit union I have been proud a member of since 2011.  If you live in Arizona and are looking for a large credit union with a local, customer-focused feel for your personal or business banking needs, look no further than OneAZ Credit Union. All the show notes, links and anything I mentioned can be found at https://www.moneypeach.com/session165

Follow the 10-20-30 Rule for great presentations. Have you ever heard of the 10-20-30 Rule? It’s more often called the 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint, but the principle applies elsewhere as well. This Rule was coined several years ago by Guy Kawasaki, a venture capitalist who sat through dozens of presentation pitches regularly. It was his job to listen to people pitch their business ideas, and after years of this, he noted that the best presentations, the ones that are more likely to close the deal, all followed a similar format, which he coined the 10-20-30 Rule. And this Rule is simple. • 10 Slides • 20 Minute Presentation • 30 Point minimum size font. That’s it. According to Kawasaki, this setup gives you the best chance to impact the person or people you’re presenting positively. Kawasaki was talking about people pitching business ideas to venture capitalists. But the same principle applies to you, a designer pitching your ideas to clients. Let’s break it down the 10-20-30 Rule. Rule #1: 10 Slides. Kawasaki pointed out that it’s tough for someone to comprehend more than ten concepts in a meeting. If you try, you’re more than most likely to confuse them. Follow the KISS principle (Keep It Simple Stupid.) Limiting your presentation to only 10 slides or 10 sheets or pages does just that. Break your presentation down into 10 points, one per slide. Maybe something like this. • Slide 1: Your interpretation of who the client is. • Slide 2: Identifying the client’s competition. • Slide 3: The Problem the client is facing. • Slide 4: The Solution you are proposing. • Slide 5: How your solution solves the client’s problem. • Slide 6: Examples of your solution in place. • Slide 7: Projections and outcomes from Implementing your solution. • Slide 8: Timeline for the project. • Slide 9: Cost of the project. • Slide 10: Summary and call to action.  This example uses a maximum of 10 slides, but you can do it in less, then all the better.  Rule #2: 20 Minutes. It doesn’t matter if you are allotted 30 minutes or an hour. Your actual presentation should take no more than 20 minutes. If you can’t present your idea within that time frame, you’re doing something wrong. Have you heard of TED Talks? Did you know that TED Talks have a maximum length of 18 minutes? TED organizers chose this time length based on neuroscience research that says 18 minutes is long enough for a speaker to flesh out their idea and short enough for a listener to take it in, digest what they are hearing, and understand all of the vital information. Not only that, but they know that shorter presentations require you to edit things down to the most important and relevant material.  If you have more time allotted to you, use it for introductions and setting up your equipment. You should also leave time for Q&A after your presentation. Plus, you never know when an emergency might arise and cut the meeting short. 20 minutes is the ideal time to keep someone’s interest in what you are showing them. Longer than 20 minutes, and you risk their mind wandering to other things and possibly missing critical points you’re trying to make. Rule #3: 30-Pt Font. As a designer, I trust you know that slides or presentation papers are most effective when they contain very little wording. I’m hoping I don’t have to explain that to you. This 10-20-30 Rule was written for people pitching a product or business idea, not for experienced designers. But just the same, it’s something to remember when you create your presentation slides or handouts. Using a larger point size forces you to cut back on unnecessary verbiage. The only reason to have a smaller type on a slide is to cram on more text. But by doing so, your client may think you’re not familiar with your material and that you need your slides to act as a teleprompter. And that, in turn, may make them feel like you are not invested in them. Not to mention, the more type you have on a slide, the more the client will focus on reading it and not listening to what you’re saying. You know what I mean, we’ve all done it before—reading ahead while ignoring the presenter. Avoid this by using 30 point or larger fonts. Forget the bullet list and instead, tell your clients the key points. It will mean much more coming out of your mouth than words on a screen or sheet of paper. As a comparison, Steve Jobs, a great presenter in his time, insisted on a 96-point type on all his presentation slides. If it’s good enough for a multi-billion company, it should be good enough for you. Bonus As a bonus to his 10-20-30 Rule, Guy Kawasaki also said that the most persuasive presentations he’s sat through, typically used white type on a black or dark coloured background.  The way he puts it is, anyone can put black type on a white background. It’s the default in all programs. However, white type on a dark background is something you have to conscientiously, and shows that you’ve put effort into your presentation. Not to mention that white type on a dark background looks classier and is easier to read. Don’t believe me? Think of movie credits. How often do you see black credits on a white background? Hardly ever. You can learn from that. Do you follow the 10-20-30 Rule? Let me know by leaving a comment for this episode. Tip of the week Capture Full-Screen websites on your iPhone. If you are an iPhone user there's a nifty feature you may not know about. The ability to take full-page screenshots of webpages. In Safari, take a screenshot of any webpage. Edit the screenshot. At the top of the page, you can toggle between "Screen" and "Full Page". Selecting "Full Page" allows you to save the entire webpage as a PDF to your Files folder. This is a quick and easy way to capture the mobile view of any webpage.

We have all felt overwhelmed at some point right? Maybe it's every so often or maybe it's a daily occurrence - you're not alone! Feeling overwhelmed can be a bit of an emotional rollercoaster and in today's episode I share practical ways for you to overcome overwhelm physically, mentally and with your time.    *BONUS* || As a podcast listener, if you join the waitlist for my brand new coaching program: The Awakened Woman you will receive $500 OFF when we launch!!! Join here for this discount: https://forms.gle/LARr12mCvR7zNHUj7   Questions? Comments? Want to connect and chat about this episode? You can email me at jessicampinilI@gmail.com, or DM me over on Instagram @jesspinili, or over at Facebook Jessica Pinili. I would love to connect with you and thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening to the podcast - it means the world!   Don't forget to enrol in my female exclusive membership platform: Woman Up Monthly. You also get access to ANOTHER podcast episode per month in this membership.   BRAND NEW EPISODES EVERY WEDNESDAY | Find Jess online:  Jessica Pinili @jesspinili www.jessicapinili.com The Daily Flow Free Facebook Group

Purpose. We've all pondered what our purpose is in this lifetime. We've all thought about how we can attain it or how we can live it - I mean I know I have, and that's what has inspired this episode!! I share with you the exact ways that I went on my journey [for lack of a better word] to figure out my purpose right NOW at 27 years old - because who knows what it will be in 10, 20 or 30 years time. But I am living for the now, and living authentically and I want you too as well.   *BONUS* || As a podcast listener, if you join the waitlist for my brand new coaching program: The Awakened Woman you will receive $500 OFF when we launch!!! Join here for this discount: https://forms.gle/LARr12mCvR7zNHUj7   Questions? Comments? Want to connect and chat about this episode? You can email me at jessicampinilI@gmail.com, or DM me over on Instagram @jesspinili, or over at Facebook Jessica Pinili. I would love to connect with you and thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening to the podcast - it means the world!   Don't forget to enrol in my female exclusive membership platform: Woman Up Monthly. You also get access to ANOTHER podcast episode per month in this membership.   BRAND NEW EPISODES EVERY WEDNESDAY | Find Jess online:  Jessica Pinili @jesspinili www.jessicapinili.com The Daily Flow Free Facebook Group

This episode I announce the HUGE news that I am launching my very first 8 week group coaching program: The Awakened Woman. It is a program that celebrates, challenges and changes yourself as a woman! Through video training, workbooks, live coaching calls and an exclusive FB page you will finally learn the method to becoming the female you envision and not fearing her!! In addition to this announcement, I speak about the importance of truly living life [in particularly the last 4 months of the year] to the absolute best of your ability. If you are miserable in some way, shape or form, in a job, relationship or money circumstance - you need to take control, not allow it to control you.   *BONUS* || As a podcast listener, if you join the waitlist for my brand new coaching program: The Awakened Woman you will receive $500 OFF when we launch!!! Join here for this discount: https://forms.gle/LARr12mCvR7zNHUj7   Questions? Comments? Want to connect and chat about this episode? You can email me at jessicampinilI@gmail.com, or DM me over on Instagram @jesspinili, or over at Facebook Jessica Pinili. I would love to connect with you and thank you from the bottom of my heart for listening to the podcast - it means the world!   Don't forget to enrol in my female exclusive membership platform: Woman Up Monthly. You also get access to ANOTHER podcast episode per month in this membership.   BRAND NEW EPISODES EVERY WEDNESDAY | Find Jess online:  Jessica Pinili @jesspinili www.jessicapinili.com The Daily Flow Free Facebook Group  

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Yoga teacher trainings have changed a lot over the years. When I did my 200-hour training years ago, I jumped in without knowing what to expect. I loved my training, but it was more of an immersion than a teacher training.In this episode, Jason and two of his long-time teaching assistants, Adam Hocke and Adam Husler, join me to talk about their approach to yoga, and what they will bring to the August 200-hour yoga teacher training with Jason at Triyoga in London.BONUS: As a special bonus for this episode, Jason has created a 12-minute video that walks you through one of the sequences in his teacher-training manual. Go to jasonyoga.com/200hour to find out more.Show notes: jasonyoga.com/podcast/episode181SHOUT-OUT TO OUR SPONSORSGet your yoga studio in a flow with Acuity Scheduling, the all-in-one scheduling tool for classes and private sessions. How Acuity works is simple: we clear the minds of busy studio owners and managers (just like you!) by handling all of the day-to-day booking and billing drudgery, freeing you up to be fully present in the moment. As a special bonus for our friends at Yogaland, your first 45 days of Acuity are 100% free – no credit card needed! All you have to do is sign up at acuityscheduling.com.Whatever your style, Betabrand has the pants to match. Choose from dozens of colors, patterns, cuts, and styles - like boot-cut, straight leg, skinny, cropped, and more - they even have a pair with 8 (yes, 8!) pockets. And now they also offer premium denim with the same flexibility and comfort as yoga pants. To get 20% off your first order, go to Betabrand.com/YOGALAND today. Aera is a better, safer way to diffuse essential oils. Easy, press-and-play aromatherapy capsules with no mixing, heating, or cleaning needed so it doesn’t add an additional stress of another to-do to your life. For 20% off diffusers and free shipping, go to AeraforHome.com and use code YOGALAND at check out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Why wait until New Year's, when you can get ahead of the game? Fitness Lifestyle for Busy People Podcast guest, Cory Grenz, personal trainer and nutrition expert at Lifetime Fitness shares strategies you can start now, and keep building on as your fitness goals evolve. Question: I was hoping that you could share a little bit on why the back-to-school time is a great time to get back on the wagon with fitness and nutrition? Answer: The main reason is to get ahead of the holidays. Right after the holidays, people may be 6 to 8 pounds heavier than normal. If we can get ahead of that, strategies we use now can really set us up for success going into the holiday season. Right now, we are in September, so that gives us four months. It helps that the weather is nice, so we can still be active outside too. The steps add up. Question: What is the first step that you recommend to people who want to lose weight, tone up, or start a new fitness goal? Answer: Get a calendar and create a plan with a start date. Write down your your specific goal. For example, if your goals is to be 10 pounds lighter by January 1 there's no reason this can't become reality. Block off times that detract from your goal, as this will adjust the goal's realistic accomplishment date. For example, if there's a business trip, or family trip, block it off so you can schedule around these dates. You can still make progress toward results by getting at least 3-4 days of workouts in per week. Block off social events as well. I call these, "ESMs." Earned social meals. Allow yourself a mental break from your meal plan at these big events. Having this break helps people not feel so much social pressure. Many people have good intentions, but by the 20th question later from family members, they simply give up; they end up eating more than they wanted, then they feel bad about themselves. Then one meal turns into an eat whatever all weekend, and then into the next week. If you look at most social calendars, the ESMs only add up to 2-3 meals during the month. When you put that into perspective of your other healthy eating, that's less than 5% of the total meals in the month. During the ESMs, eat what's offered, but don't treat it like a buffet. Keep quantities reasonable. Schedule in meal prep time for your week as well. Two hours a week, perhaps Sunday and Wednesday (1 hour per day) is really all you need. This will help you keep calories and macronutrients consistent versus the variation from eating out. Question: In addition to planning and meal prepping, what other advice can help people get more fit right now? Answer: Add resistance training. A minimum of 3 days/week helps the metabolism. Be sure to include progressive overload. Many people pick up a weight, but they don't have a goal in selecting the weight. Start with 3 sets of 12 reps with 45 second rests.  For example, if you are doing a dumbbell chest press with 20 lbs and you can do 3 x 12, that equals 36 reps. Since you met the 36 rep goal, next time you workout, try 22.5 lbs. Alternatively, in that same example, if you achieved 1 set of 12, 1 set of 11, and one set of 9, that equals 32 reps. Next time you workout, keep the same weight, but aim for 33 or 34 total reps, as that is progress as you work toward the 36 reps before adding weight. Question: When going to the gym, do people need to spend 3-4 hours/day there? As adults, we often feel that way given our previous experiences in high school sport. Answer:  Often 40-45 minutes per workout is a good starting point. If people hit plateaus, then add 10 minutes of cardio to each workout. 90 minutes/workout max. The most I have people workout is 6-7 hours per week. The exception is endurance event goals; that's a different situation. For most people, if they need more than 6-7 hours/week, then something isn't right; we need to re-assess. Bonus: As the body changes physically, the nutrition plan needs to change with it. Track your nutrition and stay consistent. Most people that struggle are inconsistent. Just keeping calories consistent each day of the week is a big step in the right direction. If things aren't moving the way you want them to after a couple of weeks, still stay the course. Many times, with weight loss, people have initial loss in the first couple weeks, but then plateau. That's when they quit. Instead, keep going. Fat loss and weight loss are rarely linear. Stay the course.  Seek more information on how to achieve your fitness goals before the holidays? You can contact Corey Grenz at coreygrenzfitness@gmail.com As an added bonus, if you use Lifetime Fitness supplements and seek a discount, e-mail Corey for a 10% off code.     

iTunes Description: Luke, Alex, and Brandon review movies, products and provide light discussion and an enjoyable atmosphere.Website:http://www.OneTwoReview.comEpisode: https://onetworeview.fireside.fm/episode13Opinion:This show starts off in the right direction explaining what the show is and where it's going, but wait - IT'S HOT ON THE WEST COAST!!!!Luke explains that he needs to take his shirt off, it's really hot. He starts dropping f-bombs (cause you know it's hot). They then figure out if its time to start the intro.When you get all the hosts involved it sounds like you might be aggressively removing noise (kind of has that underwater sound to it). Instead of talking about the movie, we're going to stay on the topic that everyone tuned in to hear - a weather report.Then you talk about how you were missing for three weeks. None of this brings value to your audience.I would've started off the show talking about the movie who was in it, have everyone introduce themselves (I'm Luke, I'm Brandon, I'm Alex) and Get to the movie.If you want to do a "What's happening with the hosts segment - do it at the end of the show where true fans are - not at the beginning where you have less than 30 seconds to grab people and suck them in.BONUS:As you have numbers in your name I would recommend purchasing 12review.com as well and point it at your original website so you don't have to constantly spell out your show's website.If you'd like a full review of your podcast check out Podcast Review Show or if you need Podcast Consulting, Book and Appointment TodayCheck out our podcasting host, Pinecast. Start your own podcast for free, no credit card required, forever. If you decide to upgrade, use coupon code r-1a62eb for 40% off for 4 months, and support Podcast Rodeo Podcast Reviews and First Impressions.

Karl Ulrich interviews Holly Shelton about her startup, Movewith, which helps fitness instructors build personal brands and thriving careers both in the studio and beyond. Bonus: As a former Apple employee, Holly’s in a position to answer a question that’s been bothering Karl for years: does Apple really not talk to customers? You have to listen to find out. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.