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Libraries have long been pillars of knowledge, community,and accessibility, but as the world shifts toward digital media and instant information, their role is evolving. In this episode, Reimagining Libraries, Director of Advocacy Sean McKenzie sits down with Jason Barnhardt and Malcolm Eaton from Praxis Consulting, along with Jeff Barber from the Regina Public Library, to explore the enduring value of libraries in today's society, both in larger cities and smaller communities.Both Jason and Malcolm were key players in a study SUMArecently hired Praxis Consulting to conduct into the provincial library system, and to make recommendations on what could be improved. Jeff has been the Library Director and CEO of the Regina Public Library since 2005 and has also worked within the Southeast regional library in Weyburn, been head of Access Services in the University of Saskatchewan, and is a past president of the Saskatchewan Library Association, as well as past Chair of the Canadian Urban Libraries Council.From ebooks to streaming services, technology has reshapedhow we access information, yet libraries continue to offer something irreplaceable. However, they are not without challenges. Funding remains an ongoing concern, and the demands on these institutions are increasing. What needs to change to ensure their future? This episode examines the essential services they provide, the unique structure of Saskatchewan's one-card system, and how regional collaboration ensures that resources remain available to as many people as possible. This discussion dives the pressing issues and possible solutions that could shape the next chapter of library services.

In this powerful episode of Our Dead Dads Podcast, we sit down with Jason and Kirsten Clawson, a couple who found love after profound loss. Both Jason and Kirsten lost their young spouses to cancer—Jason's wife, Valerie, to stage 4 colon cancer, and Kirsten's husband, Cody, to acute myeloid leukemia. Through unimaginable grief, they each navigated their journeys with resilience, eventually crossing paths in a widowed support group. Their connection, built on shared loss and deep understanding, led to an inspiring new chapter in their lives.Jason and Kirsten open up about their personal experiences—Jason's struggle with masking his grief while raising two young boys and Kirsten's battle with isolation during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. They discuss the unique challenges of widowhood, parenting through grief, and ultimately, finding joy again. They also share how they blended their families, embraced their pasts, and continue to honor their late spouses in their new life together.Their story is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. Through their Instagram page, @lightaftergrief, they offer support and guidance to others navigating loss, proving that love and hope can coexist with grief. This episode is for anyone who has experienced loss, is seeking connection, or simply wants to hear a remarkable story of love, healing, and new beginnings.JASON & KIRSTEN'S LINKS:LightAfterGrief Instagram Page: https://www.instagram.com/lightaftergrief/FREE RESOURCES:https://stan.store/lightaftergrief?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAabVUJKaWuDEUzwwWlmy-FuVw11cKTksPYkf2l9nKc6fLJkWcP9tjUmYo3c_aem_Omca93YD9qruOv1SwsJ4zgFIND JASON & KIRSTEN ON FACEBOOK:Jason: https://www.facebook.com/jason.m.clawsonKirsten: https://www.facebook.com/kirsten.olson.18GIVE THE SHOW A 5-STAR RATING ON APPLE PODCASTS! FOLLOW US ON APPLE OR YOUR FAVORITE PODCAST PLATFORM! BOOKMARK OUR WEBSITE: www.ourdeaddads.com FOLLOW OUR DEAD DADS ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ourdeaddadspod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ourdeaddadspod TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@ourdeaddadspod Twitter / X: https://x.com/ourdeaddadspod YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmmv6sdmMIys3GDBjiui3kw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ourdeaddadspod/

When the parents of eight-year-old Elizabeth Struhs stopped giving her the insulin she needed to control her diabetes, they thought God would cure her.And when the little girl slowly died in their home in the Australian city of Toowoomba they and other members of the Saints, a religious sect stood by waiting for her to rise from the dead.The details that emerged at the trial in Queensland of the 14 members of the cult were harrowing. The court heard that the child's father Jason Struhs finally called emergency services 36 hours after his daughter's death, saying “though God would still raise Elizabeth, they could not leave a corpse in the house”.Both Jason and her mother Kerrie Struhs were found guilty of manslaughter. The sect's leader, Brendan Stevens was found guilty of manslaughter for encouraging the father to withhold insulin from his daughter in January 2022.The Saints are a conservative Christian sect made up mostly of three families who believe in speaking in tongues and who reject modern medicine as “witchcraft”.The 14 will be sentenced on February 11th.Andrew Messenger from the Guardian Australia details this tragic case.Presented by Bernice Harrison. Produced by Suzanne Brennan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Simple questions often prove to be the most difficult to answer. The Duke Basketball Roundup got a simple question from a listener a few days ago -- is this Duke team a poor shooting team from the perimeter. The answer is... complicated. Both Jason and Donald provide evidence that it is probably a better set of shooters than you think, but expecting them to hit 40+ percent from long range may be a pipe dream. The latest episode of the DBR Podcast has other business to get to as well, and this episode begins with a discussion of football and the transfer portal. Duke has landed an elite QB in Darien Mensah and the podcast dudes have a breakdown of what his commitment means for Manny Diaz's second season in Durham. Jason and Donald also dive into the stunning football news from down the road in Chapel Hill -- will Bill Belichick be able to wake the "sleeping giant" that is UNC football? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Jed Doherty had the pleasure of chatting with acclaimed singer-songwriter Jason Gray about his debut children's book "Sparrows." Jason shared the heartwarming story behind the book, which follows a young girl named Ellie who is learning to overcome her speech impediment and bullying.  Jason explained how the book's themes of faith, compassion, and finding inner strength were inspired by his own life experiences growing up with a speech handicap. He beautifully described how music first helped him connect with God's love, and how he hopes "Sparrows" can provide that same sense of comfort and encouragement to young readers. Jed commented on how the book's relatable protagonist and subtle spiritual elements make it an accessible read for families of all faith backgrounds. Jason emphasized his goal of creating stories that are "fun and accessible" and help foster a love of reading in kids. We then had the chance to speak with up-and-coming children's book author DK Ryland, whose debut picture book "Have You Seen My Acorn?" is generating buzz. DK shared how her background as a professional softball player and wildlife filmmaker in Africa has influenced her "fun and subversive" storytelling style. DK spoke passionately about the importance of exposing kids to a variety of activities and allowing them to explore their interests, rather than pushing them to specialize in one sport or hobby from a young age. Her own multifaceted creative journey is an inspiring example of this philosophy in action. Overall, this episode is a delightful exploration of the power of children's literature to entertain, educate and empower young readers. Both Jason and DK's insights are sure to resonate with parents and book lovers alike. Click here to visit our website – www.ReadingWithYourKids.com Follow Us On Social Media Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readingwithyourkids Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/readingwithyourkids/ X - https://x.com/jedliemagic LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/reading-with-your-kids-podcast/ Please consider leaving a review of this episode and the podcast on whatever app you are listening on, it really helps!

Click to Subscribe: https://bit.ly/Youtube-Subscribe-SoapDirt General Hospital sees Alexis Davis, (Nancy Lee Grahn) is set on a quest to win custody of Sam McCall's (Kelly Monaco) children from Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Drew Quartermain (Cameron Mathison). Alexis believes that Jason and Drew are not fit to care for the children due to their past record and recent actions. She is even ready to go to court to ensure their safety. She might seek the help of Ric Lansing (Rick Hearst), a well-known attorney in the ABC soap opera. General Hospital sees Both Jason and Drew are making questionable decisions, with Jason even risking his life in a hostage negotiation situation while Drew was involved in an affair. Alexis, a recovered alcoholic, is determined not to let her past mistakes prevent her from providing a stable home for her grandchildren. She is confident that she can offer them the love and support they need, especially in the absence of their mother, Sam. Despite their flaws, Alexis believes she is a better caretaker for the children compared to Jason and Drew. Visit our General Hospital section of Soap Dirt: https://soapdirt.com/category/general-hospital/ Listen to our Podcasts: https://soapdirt.podbean.com/ Check out our always up-to-date General Hospital Spoilers page at: https://soapdirt.com/general-hospital-spoilers/ Check Out our Social Media... Twitter: https://twitter.com/SoapDirtTV Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoapDirt Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/soapdirt/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@soapdirt Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/soapdirt/

James Benefico-Founder and CEO Organic MuscleIn this episode, Jason Wright interviews James Benefico, founder and CEO of Organic Muscle. They discuss the state of food and nutrition in America, emphasizing the impact of poor dietary choices on health. The conversation touches on Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s role in bringing health and wellness to the forefront of national discourse. Both Jason and James express their belief in the importance of individual agency in health and wellness, advocating for natural remedies and healthier lifestyle choices. The episode highlights the importance of spiritual discernment, responsible nutrition for children, and incentivizing healthy practices at the policy level. James also shares details about his upcoming podcast on early Christianity and the importance of living a healthy, purpose-driven life.Show Sponsor Authentic Health00:00 Introduction and Catching Up01:19 Bobby Kennedy Jr.'s Impact on Health and Spirituality03:43 The Importance of Nutrition and Clean Food09:20 Testosterone Replacement and Natural Health Solutions18:18 Event with Bobby Kennedy Jr. and Political Landscape30:43 Embodying Virtues and Leading by Example31:36 Health and Wellness: Walking the Talk32:54 The Issue of Gluttony in Christianity33:16 Factory Farming and Compassion for Animals34:33 Gratitude and Mindful Eating35:43 The Ripple Effects of Poor Health Choices39:48 Nutrition and Children's Health43:14 Combating the Industrial Food Complex46:12 Incentivizing Health and Wellness54:01 Empowering Individuals to Take Control of Their Health57:35 Organic Muscle and Clean Supplements01:00:36 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

(This episode flows from Ep 73 Part I: Commemorating the October 7 Massacre – please listen to it first if you have not.) In this second part of our series recapping a year of the Israel-Hamas War, Jason and Sir Vincent Fean (former British Consul General in Jerusalem and former Chairman of the Balfour Project) pivot their discussion to the current state of Palestinian political institutions, the Palestinian question on the international diplomatic stage; international legal rulings against Israel's occupation; Britain's historic role in the Palestine question and its ensuing responsibilities to the Palestinians; the actions of Sir Keir's government to bring about Palestinian statehood; and the longer term implications of the current conflict for the future of the Middle East and the world.     Both Jason and Sir Vincent argue that it is impossible to Order the Disorder globally on issues like climate change without tackling the Middle East head on. This episode is both a heartbreaker and a must-listen.      For more on Israel-Gaza-Lebanon-Iran and the state of our Disordered world, subscribe to our Substack: https://natoandtheged.substack.com/     Producer: George McDonagh  Exec Producer: Neil Fearn    Show Notes Links    On the impact of recognising a Palestinian state: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn44j1njggjo     For more on the Balfour Project: https://balfourproject.org/#:~:text=-%20Balfour%20Project.%20Peace%20with%20justice,%20security%20and     On Bibi, Hizbollah, Yahya Sinwar and Hamas' attempts to truly destroy Israel: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/israel-vs-hamas-hezbollah-iran-and-itself/id1548604447?i=1000670150284     On the economic impacts of one year of war on the region and the globe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/a-year-to-the-war-in-gaza/id1584397047?i=1000671757710  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Dr. Riley Kirk is joined by Jason Wilson, MS on this episode of Bioactive. The two share many interests in self-exploration of the brain with drugs, navigating their own paths in the cannabis industry, thoughts on open access science, and more. Jason is a neurodivergent scientist and excellent science communicator. He is the host of the podcast Isn't Life Curious which is the new name after years of being the Curious about Cannabis Podcast. Jason is passionate about providing accessible educational material for consumers and medical patients. This is the longest episode of Bioactive so far, and is a great journey in self exploration and navigating challenges in life. We first start with Jason's story of exploration then move into philosophy and the sciences. Both Jason and Riley note the books by Alexander Shulgin in this episode which we're happy to report are now much more affordable and can be found on Amazon and other book stores for $20 or so. If you love this podcast drop a 5 star review wherever you listen to podcasts or consider joining the Bioactive Patreon for as little as $1/month. Learn more about Jason Wilson with his full bio: Jason Wilson is a biologist, educator, and artist with over ten years of professional experience in the cannabis industry and over fifteen years experience as a medical cannabis patient. Growing up in Mississippi, Jason got his early exposure to Cannabis science at the University of Mississippi's Cannabis Research and Development laboratory fixing lab equipment as an IT technician while studying philosophy and psychology. He went on to study science education and biology as a graduate student in Oregon where he worked as a botanist for the Bureau of Land Management studying and working to restore native plant populations across a wide array of ecoregions. Upon graduating he went on to help build one of the first accredited Cannabis testing and research laboratories in the state. After spending several years developing analytical methods, testing thousands of products, and performing research, Jason went on to run a research and development laboratory for a vertically integrated hemp cultivator and product manufacturer in southern Oregon where he conducted research projects on decarboxylation efficiency, sub and supercritical fluid extraction efficiency, ethanol extraction efficiency, filtration and refinement efficacy, homogeneity, product stability, and more. Currently, Jason conducts natural product research out of his lab, Natural Learning Laboratories, while serving as a laboratory operations specialist for a tech startup and instructional designer for Abstrax Tech. He is the author of Curious About Cannabis: A Scientific Introduction to a Controversial Plant, now in its third edition, and the host of the Isn't Life Curious? podcast. Each year, he leads the Curious About Cannabis Master Class, an intensive program focused on cannabis and cannabinoid science. He guest lectures and speaks at conferences on topics related to natural product quality, cannabis science, and psychedelics. In his free time, Jason enjoys creating music, painting, gardening, and exploring nature. OTHER RESOURCES Weird Brains Article https://www.greenstate.com/lifestyle/weird-brains/ Budtender crash course: https://learn.naturaledu.com/pages/budtenders Cbd extraction paper with spellman: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9638139/ Curious about cannabis book: https://cacpodcast.com/book/ Bioactive Patreon Patreon.com/cannabichem Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Two Player Games are a staple of the modern board gaming world. Whether they are games that play well at a two-player count or games specifically designed for two players, these types of games have a very specific place on your shelf. In today's game we discuss polyomino games with our first two-player game as well as our first dive into polyomino games. This is a mechanic that BOTH Jason and Robbie love, so how do they feel about it?? You'll have to watch to find out!You can find Patchwork for yourself at:https://amzn.to/45HG4s3Jason and Robbie have the goal of introducing non-gamers to the amazing world of tabletop gaming. With over 35 years of modern board gaming experience, we strive to open newer gamers to a variety of games that may be fun and exciting for them. Whether it's the theme, mechanics, or length of the game, we hope to demystify the negative stigma that often accompanies tabletop gaming and help players realize the tabletop gaming world is for everyone!We hope you accompany us on this journey … and join us at the table!Be sure to follow us on Instagram as well!https://www.instagram.com/bards_of_the_board/Chapters:0:00 Intro4:13 What We've Been Playing27:28 Patch Work1:03:30 Cookie Scale1:10:30 Final Thoughts

What do you think is holding you back from scaling your agency? Have you received coaching? And if you have, have you implemented their recommended measures? On today's episode we talk about agency owners' accountability and why reaching out for help can be useless unless you understand what you want. Scaling an agency is hardly something you can do independently. You'll need support and community along the way. A lot of the times the most important step to growing is figuring out if you're ready to change. Get ready for some hard truths and expert advice. As Agency Scale Specialist on our team, Darby Copenhaver talks with hundreds of agency owners and finds a common thread when it comes to what's holding them back from scaling their businesses. Seeking help is the first step, of course, but you'll also need the right support and the willingness to make the necessary changes. Many agency owners get as far as knowing to ask for help but then don't follow through, ultimately rendering any investment in coaching useless. Tune in to see why showing up consistently is the most important thing you can to and how accountability and community play a big role in the journey of growing an agency. In this episode, we'll discuss: Are you ready to accept help? Showing up makes all the difference. The agency transformation blueprint. 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. The Roadblock to Agency Success: Are You Ready to Accept Help? More than once we've had agency owners contact our team saying they need help and then they can't even clear an afternoon for a free call to talk about what's getting in the way of their growth. If there's something that has really surprised Darby is how many people are just not prepared to get help. First, they need to recognize they want to change and get to a point where the pain of not changing is greater than the pain to change. Agency owners need to be open to receiving support to progress. Not every form of assistance may be suitable for everyone, whether it's from a mentor, a coach, or a community. The real challenge lies in being receptive to help and taking the necessary actions to effect changes in their businesses. In reality, a lot of agency owners feel they want to step up to the next level but don't want to risk what they have. This means that whenever something doesn't go according to plan they'll falter and reject the help. On the contrary, hard periods are when you'll need to invest the most, learn valuable lessons, and surround yourself with the right people rather than isolate yourself. How Showing Up Propels Agency Owners Forward People who actually make it to the top have some things in common: They're curious. They're humble. Their outlook is that they'll either win or learn. The more comfortable you get with your agency the more you'll feel you have to lose by trying something risky with the business. However, remember you can always start again as long as you have something to offer. How many agency owners do you think tanked their businesses because they tried something new? Not nearly as many as you may think. Both Jason and Darby have repeatedly seen that the agency owners who consistently show up, put in the work, and follow through on their commitments are more likely to see positive results. By being consistent in their efforts and showing up for their team members and peers, they can build momentum and make progress toward their goals. The Agency Transformation Blueprint: Clarity, Focus, and Finding Your Tribe Once you commit and are willing to make the necessary changes, you'll need a clear idea of what you want, where you're going, and a community. Too many agency owners seem to be waiting for everything to fall into place magically but this just doesn't happen. Running an agency is definitely more of a marathon than a sprint and you'll have to learn to pace yourself and have a sense of where you're going and what it is that you do really well that'll get you there. If you were getting paid on performance only, who would you do it for? Who is it that you can help the most and deliver the most value to? That's your starting point. Once you do that, it's all about how to get your audience's attention and find the right team to get you there. Setting clear goals and knowing your direction is crucial for success and defining your target audience and focusing on delivering results will help you create a solid foundation for growth and development. This is where having a tribe or community to support you through the journey becomes super important. Whether it's mastermind groups, networking events, or one-on-one interactions, find your tribe and actively engage with them. A community will help keep things in perspective and constantly challenge you to stay accountable to your goals and overall direction. Turning Obstacles into Lessons and Finding Strength in Community There will always be challenges and difficult times in business, but it is important to view these obstacles as opportunities for growth and learning. Agency life has many highs and lows, and understanding can help you develop resilience and adaptability to navigate through tough times. In the agency industry, you're either approaching the storm, in the storm or just got out of the storm. In any case, the storm is always there right around the corner. It doesn't have to be something bad, a storm can be a pressure test and could help you see things you need to see. Being part of a community can also help you realize everyone is growing at a different pace and that while not all years bring big wins, they all bring important lessons that will prepare you for an amazing year ahead. Furthermore, a year represents a very short part of your agency journey and one bad year is not the end as long as you're focusing on building the right foundation for your ultimate goal. 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.

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Learn all about digital marketing from the best in the game - Jason Wojo! Would you like my team to help build your personal brand? Apply to join Pineda Media at https://pinedamedia.com/podcast---Are you living The Wealthy Way? Take the quiz and get FREE access to the “Wealth Builder Academy” where I go over all the fundamentals of building wealth. https://www.wealthyway.com/---Connect with Jason! Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thejasonwojo/Websites - https://www.scaleyouradsevent.com/https://www.thewojomedia.com/https://jasonrunsads.com/scaleJason Wojo, an experienced ad buyer and advocate for GHL (GoHighLevel), is the guest on this podcast. Jason's journey to where he is now began with a growing deficiency, culinary school, and business school. He transitioned into making motivational videos that generated $3k per month, enabling him to move out of his parents' house and embark on his entrepreneurial journey.Both Jason and Ryan agree that the offer is the most crucial element of an ad. A great quality deal makes the offer irresistible to potential customers. They emphasize the importance of focusing on improving the offer rather than getting overly perfectionistic about the creative aspects of ads.Jason advises using a Facebook agency account to prevent Facebook from pocketing 20% of the ad spend. He provides step-by-step guidance on setting up an agency account. Highlighting the significance of email marketing, Jason encourages businesses to leverage email as an untapped resource for making money.Both speakers believe that events are the future, citing their positive experiences with events in terms of business growth and relationship-building. Building relationships, whether through podcasts or events, is considered a valuable way to enhance business and gain insights.Jason acknowledges receiving online hate due to his straightforward communication style, appearance, and success. He notes that such comments actually promote his videos.Jason emphasizes the necessity of building relationships with agencies for successful scaling. Regardless of initial expertise, relationships play a crucial role. The discussion delves into the effectiveness of low-ticket offers compared to webinars, with a focus on upsells and providing value.Jason and Ryan discuss the challenges of defining ROAS (Return on Ad Spend) and its relevance to different businesses. Jason emphasizes breaking even within 30 days and prioritizing the growth of the email list. Testing offers involves ensuring congruence between low and high-ticket items. Jason follows a 24-hour rule for testing ads, considering them successful if they break even within that time frame.Jason advocates for GoHighLevel over ClickFunnels, citing its effectiveness and cost efficiency. They end with Jason stressing the importance of creating sexy and unique offers that compel people to buy.

Both Jason and Tausch have some thoughts on what Jordan Love said about Romeo Doubs yesterday. Does Tausch have a Training Camp style crush on Tay Wicks? Where is the optimism, if any, for the remainder of the 2023 Packers season? And Tausch wants to wager Mad Dog Russo's job on a bold take...again.

In today's episode, I speak with Jason Mehta & Natalie Adams who are partners in Foley & Lardner LLP's Tampa, Florida office where they defend companies and individuals facing government investigation and civil and criminal prosecution. Between the two of them, they have represented clients in healthcare, defense contracting, procurement, higher education, as well as Title IX complaints and in the financial service industries. Both Jason & Natalie are also former Assistant United States Attorneys who received a number of accolades and awards for their work on behalf of the United States Government. They both started their legal careers as judicial law clerks and at large law firms in DC. This episode is sponsored, edited, and engineered by LawPods, a professional podcast production company for busy attorneys.

What did you think? We'd love to hear your thoughts.In this episode Brenton and Jenna chat with End Dump driver Jason Miles. Jason stopped by the office to do some video recording for an End Dump Training video so we grabbed him for a quick conversation before he hit the road again. Both Jason and his Dad are owner-operator partners with Autumn. Jason comes from a long family line of truckers and he talks about his success with the Autumn Ownership Program, how he maintains his trucks, his passion for service to his customers, and the great relationship he has with his dispatch team. It was a lot of fun getting to know Jason and we're sure you'll enjoy this conversation as much as we did.

On this episode of Broker to Broker, host JP Hussey gets a peek at the bright future of the wholesale channel, as he's joined by Jason Kindler & Aaron Bacus, Broker Owners of First Coast Mortgage Funding. As Broker Owners of First Coast Mortgage Funding, Jason and Aaron bring two different approaches, skill sets, and backgrounds to their brokerage that creates a sum of strengths greater than the sum of their parts; Jason has strengths in processes and working with builders, and Aaron with relationship building to creating new leads. Together, First Coast Mortgage Funding has grown into an incredibly successful and efficient machine. Both Jason and Aaron have incredible advice for retail LOs and wholesale brokers new to the wholesale channel. The levels of freedom they have as brokers in wholesale has granted them the opportunity to forge their own systems & processes to a point that their speed competes with the fastest retail lenders, while still remaining able to maintain the service, consideration, and human element that brokers are known for. They break down and make the case for why the wholesale channel is the way of the future for industry workers and borrowers alike. Aaron breaks it down simply: “At this point, I'd be concerned for you if you're not a broker. While loan officers are still going to be needed in the future, there's no question that their margins will shrink. There's no doubt that it's happening now for technology shoppers. And if you don't have control, at least to see what's going on and have some sort of participation in that, I would be concerned. What are retail LOs going to do when rates are raised? They have no control over that. And that's why we're very optimistic for the broker from the entrepreneurial local business standpoint. We're serving the local people. That's our value add. We're accountable to that realtor and that borrower that lives down the street to make sure that their loan closes.” Key Points: 2:26 Starting Out in a Lead-Based Business 13:54 Misconceptions about Wholesale, and The Freedom of Choice 22:37 Collaboration in Wholesale vs. Competition in Retail 30:42 Wholesale Control and Organic Process Building 40:39 Advice to Retail & New LOs & the Bright Future of Wholesale This episode is sponsored by Windsor Mortgage

This week on Transmissions, we're settling in for a tremendous conversation with Jason Stern and Don Fleming of the Lou Reed Archive. A decade on from his passing in 2013, Lou Reed's work remains as vital as ever, thanks in no small part to the efforts of people like Jason and Don. Working together with Laurie Anderson, they've helped bring a number of projects into existence, including the New York Public Library's Caught Between the Twisted Stars exhibit, which runs through March 4th, and last year's revelatory demos collection Words and Music: May 1965. Next month sees the release of a new book, The Art Of The Straight Line, which assembles Reed's unpublished musings on tai chi, music, and meditation.  Both Jason and Don are, on their own, fascinating music lifers. In addition to his own bands, like Velvet Monkeys and Gumball, Fleming has worked with Sonic Youth, Teenage Fanclub, Nancy Sinatra, and many more. His work as an archivist is equally impressive, and it's found him working with the Alan Lomax, Hunter S. Thompson, and Ken Kesey estates. Meanwhile, Jason worked directly with Laurie Anderson and Lou in his final years.  This talk covers fascinating aspects of Lou Reed's life, offers insight into his art, addresses controversies, and much more. Transmissions is produced in partnership with Talkhouse Podcast Network. Aquarium Drunkard is powered by its Patreon supporters. We'll be back next Wednesday with Philip Selway of Radiohead. Subscribe to Aquarium Drunkard Transmissions so you don't miss it. This transmission is concluded.

In the latest episode of DBR Bites, Jason and Sam hop on to talk about sharpshooting Jaden Schutt and whether he is likely to carve out any meaningful playing time for the Blue Devils this year. Jason took part in a press conference with Jon Scheyer earlier this week and asked about Schutt's prospects. We let all of you listen in as Coach Scheyer responds. Both Jason and Sam did their homework for this episode, looking back at Duke history to see whether this year's team is using the bench differently than Coach K did over the years. While it may feel like there is a bit more depth than usual, you will probably be surprised at the degree to which Scheyer differs from K. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Have you built a scalable lead gen system to boost your agency's growth? Most agencies start with referrals. But eventually, you need a reliable lead generation system to keep your pipeline full. Today's guest found himself at that point when his agency reached $80K in revenue, at which point he realized the agency needed to step up in terms of lead generation to reach multi-million in revenue. Jeremy Moser is the co-founder and CEO of uSERP, an SEO agency that earns SaaS companies high authority backlinks on the most coveted websites. When it came time for his agency to outgrow the referrals model, he turned to several strategies that helped his agency exponential growth. He now reflects on the lessons he learned about agency growth, the process to building his lead generation system, and why he picked Twitter as the platform to build a network and brand. In this interview, we'll discuss: Going beyond cold emails to get past the $80K mark. Why Twitter is a great place to form connections. Podcasts as useful tools for SEO. 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. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher | Radio FM Helping Build an Agency Before Becoming an Owner Agency Jeremy landed a job right out of college at a general marketing agency and web development firm. During his time there, he got to see a massive transformation after the founders split and went on to create separate agencies. Jeremy ended up staying with one of them and spent five years witnessing its growth, from being the only employee to being one on a team of 30. During this time, he got to see the highs and lows of building an agency, seeing it go from a project to an actual company with organization and structure. Helping build the agency and witnessing the trials and triumphs, and what worked and didn't is what helped him decide to eventually start his own venture. Figuring Out How to Build a Lead Gen System Up until about the $80K mark, Jeremy's agency grew pretty much on referrals. He was tapping into his existing network, approaching past clients from his previous job by offering new services. It proved to be a good growth path for the early stages of the agency. However, they realized it just wasn't sustainable if they really wanted to continue growing and reach multi-million in revenue per year. It was time to be intentional about lead generation by being active and aggressive about it. However, referrals aren't scalable. So a lot of agency owners at this crossroads decide to hire a lead gen agency. Both Jason and Jeremy disagree with this strategy. Jeremy says hiring a lead gen agency to do cold emails for your agency won't work without brand awareness first. It's very unlikely in the early stages of your agency you'll find high-profile clients simply by sending cold emails. As a result, he put his efforts into the long game with social media and organic content. For Jeremy, this worked better than the alternative of hiring a lead gen agency. It was a good way to build connections with founders and marketers at different companies, and it was one of the major drivers for them to scale past $80K per month. Using Twitter to Make Real Connections When he turned his attention to building a following on social media, Jeremy focused especially on Twitter. When he joined he didn't really see much potential there to actually connect with people. However, at some point, there was a big shift in the algorithm and the platform's users. He started posting what he was doing for his agency; sharing their wins and losses helped him build connections with other agencies and brands. He realized many of his Twitter followers were working at big companies. He decided this was the right platform to reach them on a personal level rather than someplace more transactional like LinkedIn. While LinkedIn is always more sales-driven, with people trying to build connections on that basis Twitter was a more organic way of meeting people. 2 Strategies That Helped Build the Agency's Brand Other strategies that helped boost his agency's growth included creating content for third parties and an acquisition that led to their foot-in-the-door offer. Guest blogging: Try being an expert contributor for industry news outlets. Jeremy is a writer for Search Engine Journal, a top SEO publication. In the long run, this was a good lead gen strategy in the long run. They write detailed articles about SEO and link building that their potential clients could be interested in. This in turn gets them a lot of articles linking back to them or referencing them and ensures people searching for this information find uSERP. Acquisition and the FITD:  Jeremy's agency acquired a SaaS company which they had a relationship with their as a customer. A lot of SaaS companies – their ideal clients – used it as well. It provided a way for them as an agency to start building a relationship with potential customers. It created a good entry-level foot-in-the-door offer where a SaaS company could pay $200/month for this software. They actually ended up closing a good amount of deals from this acquisition. The Positive Effect Podcasts Have SEO for Your Agency Podcasts are a very useful tool when it comes to SEO for a number of reasons: When you are a guest on a podcast, you almost always get a link back from doing it. Those natural links are always important. Whether they publish it on their site, social media, or their blog it has residual effect on your SEO. You also get the opportunity to repurpose content. If you're writing about a subject you also recorded a podcast on, you can transcribe the recording and optimize it. Adding a podcast or video to existing content increases the value of that piece as a whole. By adding audio or video you can appeal to different types of learners because not everyone is going to want to read your super-long blog post. Lessons in Agency Growth One big lesson for Jeremy in his growth journey was investing in good talent. It may be hard to hire great talent right from the start because you just don't have sustainable cash flow. However, once you get to a certain point with your cash flow and have a good client roster it is definitely something you should invest in. Jeremy finds any time he feels uncomfortable with the amount he was paying for a seasoned senior hire it ended up being the best decision. It frees up a lot of time he redirects to focus on other aspects of the business. When he does that,  revenue climbs aggressively. Now, he makes it a point to always think about things he is doing that somebody else could take over. Want the Support of Amazing Digital Agency Owners? If you want to be around amazing agency owners that can see you may not be able to see and help you grow your agency, go to the Digital Agency Elite to learn all about our exclusive mastermind.

What does a non-aggressive mono red deck look like?  That's the topic of discussion this episode.  Both Jason and I aren't exactly masters of this archetype, so we called in a ringer to talk us through the different iterations of Big Red.  Thompson joins us to extol the virtues of large red creatures and efficient removal spells!

Jason and Paul head back to The Playlist and this week's topic is getting a good sweat on, working out! Both Jason and Paul were surprised by the results. Plus the Lyric and Live Cut of the Week - Man of the Hour. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jason Gold and Dan Titus break down their favorite AFC North bets heading into the 2022 NFL season. Both Jason and Dan think it could be a special season in Baltimore for the Ravens and Lamar Jackson. Is there a Super Bowl hangover headed for Cincinnati? Who will the Browns be with and without DeShaun Watson and can the Pittsburgh Steelers pull a rabbit out of the hat and put forth another winning season this year? All that and more on this episode of Gambling With Gold.

We're Back! This is the first Episode of Season 3. Jason and Edward talk about how their summers were. Both Jason and Edward enjoyed different parts of their summer, and both learned lessons along the way. Join us in this episode as we catch up on what happened over the last few months.

It's the 150th anniversary of The Open at St. Andrews Links this weekend! Action Network's Jason Sobel is joined by RotoWire's Len Hochberg to break down everything you need to know from a DFS perspective. Both Jason and Len are riding the different storylines, hoping to cash on some big-name players. Tune in as the guys dive deep into their favorite players in the tournament and put together another lineup. We also get a visit from Nick Bretwisch and Spencer Aguiar from the Bettor Golf Podcast, who discuss their favorite bets heading into The Open.  Subscribe, rate and review for more PGA DFS and betting content. Plus, don't miss a special episode focused on The Open on The Action Network Podcast. 

Want to work less and make more? With a forty-hour workweek, it seems hard to imagine a reality where you can do less but still get the same results. How can you fit an entire week's worth of work into only one day's working hours? Jason Wojo and Peter Kolat, hosts of The Lifeonaire Show, argue that it's easier than you think to cut out much of your workday, enjoy your life more, and reach financial freedom faster.Both Jason and Peter grew up in troubling financial environments—raised in households where fighting about money was the norm. As Jason and Peter grew up, took on careers, got married, and had families, they saw themselves falling into the same traps as their parents—taking on debt, overspending, and working far more than they had liked. After hitting “rock bottom”, they decided to take a step in the right direction and change their financial future.With the help of a financially-free “vision”, Jason and Peter now live lives almost unrecognizable to their pasts. They now help others find their passions, chase their dreams, and achieve financial freedom with ease. So, if you're tired of the grind, the stress, and the financial anxiety, you may want to consider becoming a “Lifeonaire” like Jason and Peter.Links from the ShowWhy healthy finances are key to keeping a family (and marriage) in-tact Hitting “rock bottom” and climbing out of credit card and consumer debt Building a rental property portfolio debt-free and how you can do it tooThe four core tenants of money philosophy and why everything starts with your “vision”The 80/20 Rule and why working less can help you make more moneyCalculating the cost of financial freedom and why it's probably less than you thinkAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets Money Facebook GroupBiggerPockets ForumsFinance Review Guest OnboardingMindy's TwitterScott's InstagramApply to Be a Guest on The Money ShowPodcast Talent Search!Subscribe to The “On The Market” YouTube ChannelListen to The “On The Market” Podcast: Spotify, Apple Podcasts, BiggerPocketsHow to Get Financial Freedom So You Can Do What You're Meant to DoLifeonaire WebsiteSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

William and Jeff talk with Co-Founder, Jason Trottier and Head Brewer, Lee Lonnes at Kindred Spirit Brewing in Goochland, Virginia.  Hear how everything from hip hop music to Capital One (their neighbor) influenced their beer names.  Both Jason and Lee are Richmond natives with a passion for not only creating great IPA's but also supporting their community.  Check out their brewery and social media to see the impact they are making.@namesontaps@kindredspiritbrewing

This week, we give our final thoughts on the first Kingdom Hearts game. Both Jason and Scott go over their opinions on the 4 optional bosses for Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and go through the level 100 Acre Woods. We also go over and explain […]

This week, we give our final thoughts on the first Kingdom Hearts game. Both Jason and Scott go over their opinions on the 4 optional bosses for Kingdom Hearts Final Mix and go through the level 100 Acre Woods. We also go over and explain […]

On today's episode, Jason and Producer Rob G get the party started with a deep dive into the Brooklyn Nets' play-in tournament victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Earlier in the week, Jason listed the Nets as one of only 5 teams he thinks can win the NBA championship this season… and he's already on the verge of backing off that claim. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving were fantastic, and the Nets still needed to hold on for dear life to beat an inferior opponent. Brooklyn won't be able to get away with that kind of play against better teams. Both Jason and Rob G have already said they've got the Jayson Tatum-led Boston Celtics winning Game 1 of the series, and at least one of the guys has gone on record in picking Boston to win the series outright. Later, Jason and Rob G share their thoughts on the Minnesota Timberwolves' thrilling come-from-behind victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. With Karl-Anthony Towns struggling, the T'Wolves leaned on young stud Anthony Edwards and #FormerLaker D'Angelo Russell to carry the load. Now while Minnesota versus Memphis in round 1 is unlikely to draw huge television ratings, with guys like Patrick Beverley and Ja Morant going at it, it certainly has the potential to be the most entertaining series of them all. Finally, Jason closes the show with a very special NBA Play-In Tournament (Charlotte Hornets vs. Atlanta Hawks / New Orleans Pelicans vs. San Antonio Spurs) edition of the Best Bet.  Click here to subscribe, rate and review all of the latest Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre podcasts! #OddCouple See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, Jason and Producer Rob G get the party started with a deep dive into the Brooklyn Nets' play-in tournament victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers. Earlier in the week, Jason listed the Nets as one of only 5 teams he thinks can win the NBA championship this season… and he's already on the verge of backing off that claim. Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving were fantastic, and the Nets still needed to hold on for dear life to beat an inferior opponent. Brooklyn won't be able to get away with that kind of play against better teams. Both Jason and Rob G have already said they've got the Jayson Tatum-led Boston Celtics winning Game 1 of the series, and at least one of the guys has gone on record in picking Boston to win the series outright. Later, Jason and Rob G share their thoughts on the Minnesota Timberwolves' thrilling come-from-behind victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. With Karl-Anthony Towns struggling, the T'Wolves leaned on young stud Anthony Edwards and #FormerLaker D'Angelo Russell to carry the load. Now while Minnesota versus Memphis in round 1 is unlikely to draw huge television ratings, with guys like Patrick Beverley and Ja Morant going at it, it certainly has the potential to be the most entertaining series of them all. Finally, Jason closes the show with a very special NBA Play-In Tournament (Charlotte Hornets vs. Atlanta Hawks / New Orleans Pelicans vs. San Antonio Spurs) edition of the Best Bet.  Click here to subscribe, rate and review all of the latest Straight Fire with Jason McIntyre podcasts! #OddCouple See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we are joined by two former Division II basketball players who are here to explain exactly what DII college basketball is like and to clear up any misconceptions. We are joined by PSB Charlotte Director, Jason Snow and PSB Charlotte GM, Kenny Hairston Jr. Jason played at Mercyhurst University and Kenny played at Lipscomb University. Both Jason and Kenny break down some of the misconceptions like the competition level, quality of coaching & preparation, and even the quality of facilities and general campus amenities. Listen now to learn more! __________ The Youth Hoops Pod covers topics such as: High school & AAU basketball College basketball recruiting NCAA basketball NBA & professional overseas basketball Mental health & performance Leadership Basketball coaching And much more! __________ ⭐️ PLEASE LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW If you enjoyed our podcast, would you please take a minute and leave us a 5-star review? It would mean the world to us as we are beginning to grow our voice in the podcast sphere. To leave a review on Apple: 1) Click this link 2) Scroll ALL THE WAY DOWN 3) Look for the 5 stars and leave a review! __________

Do you want to start charging for strategy instead of just execution? A lot of agencies out there are getting paid for execution and giving away strategy for free. They end up being viewed as a commodity instead of for the value and expertise they bring their clients. It's mostly about learning how to cross that bridge. Our guest today specializes in helping business owners make this transition. It involves a lot of trial and error, trusting your experience, and learning to listen to clients. Stephen Houraghan is a brand strategist who helps businesses amplify their brands and teaches designers and brand builders how to specialize in this area with his Brand Master Academy. He started his career working in finance and stockbroking and eventually left that world to start his own agency offering web design services. With the rise of freelancer platforms, Stephen saw clients wanted more value, so he tapped into strategy, which in time opened the doors to a different type of business and relationship with clients. In this episode, we'll discuss: Stop giving away strategy for free. The thought and process of selling strategy. Listen to clients to create authority. Sponsors and Resources Wix: Today's episode is sponsored by the Wix Partner Program. Being a Wix Partner is ideal for freelancers and digital agencies that design and develop websites for their clients. Check out Wix.com/Partners to learn more and become a member of the community for free. Subscribe Apple | Spotify | iHeart Radio | Stitcher | Radio FM Figuring Out How to Charge for Strategy When Stephen started working as a freelance designer he tapped into his professional network and was getting lots of referrals. He was doing what he loved and money wasn't a worry. However, this started to change with the rise of freelancer platforms. Clients were pushing back on his prices and he realized he needed to offer more value to retain customers. He started his agency and thought about how to compete with freelancers. Being more competitive would require solving the right problems for clients and offering more. He turned to branding, something he really loved to do. Eventually, that led to piecing together the puzzle of brand strategy. Brand strategy is the key to making competitors irrelevant. Offering all the pieces of building a brand to clients put Stephen on another level, no longer competing with freelancers who just offered a logo or website. It took years of developing and improving his process but now clients do not compare based on logos and brochures but rather based on long-term success based on the strategy behind these items. How to Test Your System for Selling Strategy No matter how you fell into the agency world, there comes a point where you have to turn what you've learned into something which proves value to your clients. The bridge you need to cross to get to that point is experience. You need to realize you already have the building blocks to shift to this model. No one jumps into a creative project and just drags pixels around. It takes thought and a process. This process may be more or less detailed and, for some, it involves research and building a brand persona. Begin by documenting it and you will slowly develop it from there. Usually, freelancers and new agencies will not charge for the labor involved in the process. Taking this step will really make a difference in your growth because there's no ceiling to what you can charge when you sell strategy. For his part, Stephen started by splitting up his services. He increased his design prices but made sure to sell them as the product of a comprehensive process. At first, he included the strategy for free as he slowly transitioned to taking his clients through his system. With time, his system became much more comprehensive as he tested and refined it. A big part of doing this was pushing the impostor syndrome away. Of course, you have to be very careful to not just slap a title on yourself as you start to sell brand strategy but trust your experience. It is about building the system, but it is also about building confidence in yourself, your system, and knowing that clients need that system whether they know it or not. What are the Elements of Brand Strategy? Knowing the concept of brand strategy is a start but you need to understand its elements and how to tie them together to create more value for clients. Stephen identified a lot of common elements, including buyer persona, competitive analysis, positioning, storytelling, brand personality, brand mission, etc. The challenge was to figure out if every single one of these elements applies to every business, in what order, and how he could go about developing them. Asking these questions was the start of putting together a system to build a brand. It all starts with the customer, naturally, but it goes beyond the persona. You have to dig into their journey and understand each of the challenges in that journey. From there, it's about looking out into the market and understanding all the players in that market. Look for gaps where you can go in and offer something different, new, and fresh. Your messaging, what you say, and the buttons you push within your message is your most influential tool as a brand. That is the value of brand strategy. All these elements in the right order will help you resonate with your audience in a way that a logo or a website alone can't replicate and will give you the ability to sell your thinking instead of giving it away for free. Learn To Listen to Clients and Ask The Right Questions The trial and error to figure out your process will most likely result in some mistakes. For Stephen, the most obvious mistake was taking the position of “I'm the brand strategist and you don't know what you're talking about”. He would tell clients that they didn't need a logo and try to push them in a certain direction. “9 times out of 10 that conversation did not end well,” he acknowledges. Both Jason and Stephen agree that selling on strategy is about asking the right questions in order to help them determine the direction they need to follow. It doesn't work unless you ask the right questions, listen, and walk them through the plan. With this framework, they never lost a deal over price. Remember that no one likes to be told that they're wrong. You can't just tell clients they need something they don't think they need because they most likely won't listen. It's about showing and demonstrating the need to create the desire. Stephen learned about negotiations and started to structure conversations with clients. He asked more questions and really tried to understand what they wanted and get them excited about the brand they wanted to build. The Right and Wrong Way to Create Authority Many people think building authority takes a lot of talking and flexing your muscles. Actually, questions are a really powerful tool when it comes to building authority. The more you are talking the less your clients are talking. It is so important that clients feel you are interested in their business and helping them build their brand. With the right questions, you can get clients to consider that there's maybe another path they haven't considered. You can get them to dream about different possibilities that will help build a relationship and build authority. Remember, you always want to position yourself as a trusted advisor, and listening to your clients is a great way to do that as well as separate your agency from the competition. Want the Support of Amazing Digital Agency Owners? If you want to be around amazing agency owners that can see you may not be able to see and help you grow your agency, go to the Digital Agency Elite to learn all about our exclusive mastermind.

Pete Alexandrou & Jason Franzen are the co-owners of 3rd Side Basketball.  They coach together at Clearwater Academy International High School & PostGrad. Over the past 10 years Pete has served as both an assistant and head coach at the high school level in the Tampa, Florida area winning multiple district and County Conference titles.  Pete has developed numerous players into All-County selections from 3 different high schools. In 2019 Pete accepted the position of Head Coach at Clearwater Academy International. In year one, the team earned a 21-7 record against one of the states toughest schedules, and helped get all five Post Grad players a college scholarship after the season. Jason has been a High School Coach for 24 years in Tampa area, coaching under Randall Leath & David Thorpe. Jason took over a program that had lost 42 games in a row, had not made the state playoffs in 15 years & had not won a state playoff game since 1967. In 4 years they accomplished all those & more advancing to the State Sweet 16. Franzen then left to work for a friend & hall of fame coach, Tom Shaneyfelt, with Pete. Pete & Jason then left to help Clearwater Academy International start a basketball program & through that they fell into the post grad level of basketball. Both Jason & Pete work with Coach David Thorpe training HS, College, & Pros during the off-season. If you're looking to improve your coaching please consider joining the Hoop Heads Mentorship Program.  We believe that having a mentor is the best way to maximize your potential and become a transformational coach. By matching you up with one of our experienced mentors you'll develop a one on one relationship that will help your coaching, your team, your program, and your mindset.  The Hoop Heads Mentorship Program delivers mentoring services to basketball coaches at all levels through our team of experienced Head Coaches. Find out more at hoopheadspod.com or shoot me an email directly mike@hoopheadspod.com Follow us on social media @hoopheadspod on Twitter and Instagram and be sure to check out the Hoop Heads Podcast Network for more great basketball content. Keep your notebook handy as you listen to this episode with Pete Alexandrou and Jason Franzen from Clearwater Academy International & 3rd Side Basketball Academy. Website – http://www.3rdsidebasketball.com/ (http://www.3rdsidebasketball.com/) Email – alexandroupeter@gmail.com    franzenj@pcsb.org Twitter - https://twitter.com/coachpete01 (@coachpete01) https://twitter.com/franzenj07 (@franzenj07) Visit our Sponsors! https://www.drdishbasketball.com/ (Dr. Dish Basketball) Mention the Hoop Heads Podcast when you place your order and get $300 off a brand new state of the art Dr. Dish Shooting Machine! http://www.fastmodelsports.com/ (Fast Model Sports) Use Code HHP15 to get 15% off the number one play diagramming software for coaches. https://sportsbook.draftkings.com/ (Draft Kings)  Download the DraftKings Sportsbook app now, use promo code HOOPHEADS, bet FIVE DOLLARS on any college hoops team to win and get TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS IN FREE BETS if they do. If they win, YOU WIN with promo code HOOPHEADS this week at DraftKings Sportsbook. 21+, Restrictions Apply. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537) (IL/IN/MI/NJ/PA/WV/WY), 1-800-NEXT STEP (AZ), 1-800-522-4700 (CO/NH), 888-789-7777/visit http://ccpg.org/chat (CT), 1-800-BETS OFF (IA), 1-877-770-STOP (7867) (LA), 877-8-HOPENY/text HOPENY (467369) (NY), visit OPGR.org (OR), call/text TN REDLINE 1-800-889-9789 (TN), or 1-888-532-3500 (VA). 21+ (18+ NH/WY). Physically present in AZ/CO/CT/IL/IN/IA/LA/MI/NH/NJ/NY/OR/ PA/TN/VA/WV/WY only. New customers only. Min. $5 deposit required. Eligibility restrictions apply. See http://draftkings.com/sportsbook for details. Twitter

Where you are, is where you're at, not who you are. It's not about performative milestones as much as it is about the development process. The timeline you're on right now doesn't define you or the outcome of your life so throw the timeline out!Jason and Debbie Grygla are the owners of TechieForLife, a specialized mentoring program for neurodiverse young adults. Both Jason and Debbie have quite different timelines from each other and have been able to see a vast variety of timelines with their own children and with the young adults at TechieForLife. While both of their journey's look different, they both ended up in similar careers they have a huge passion for. Jason, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, got there faster after some trial and error, and Debbie took a much different approach, eventually becoming a Certified Life Coach and the Admissions & Marketing Director for TechieForLife, after years of cutting hair and homeschooling.In this episode of Success is Subjective, Jason and Debbie Grygla join Joanna to share their developmental timeline, as they like to call it. The differences in their stories goes to show that where you are right now truly doesn't define you. Listen in on how Jason and Debbie encourage parents and young adults with stepping into adulthood and gain insight from their own personal experiences.What You Will LearnThe challenges Debbie experienced in school that resulted in her college dreams getting crushedHow transformative Jason's 2 year gap year was for himWhat brought Debbie to pursue cutting hair How Jason and Debbie metHow both of their journey's shifted once they got marriedThe spontaneous move to China to teach EnglishJason's journey as a therapist How fostering and adopting two austic boy encouraged Jason and Debbie to start TechieForLife Where Jason and Debbie have seen the most growth and experience in their livesWhat they've learned throughout their challenges as parentsConnect with Jason and Debbie GryglaTechie For Life WebsiteJason and Debbie WebsiteAutism and Neurodiversity with Jason and Debbie PodcastConnect with Joanna Lilley  Lilley ConsultingLilley Consulting on Instagram Lilley Consulting on Facebook Success is Subjective on Apple PodcastSuccess is Subjective on Google PodcastSuccess is Subjective on iHeart RadioSuccess is Subjective on SpotifySuccess is Subjective on StitcherSponsored by: College Parent Survival NetworkEmail joanna@lilleyconsulting.com

Jason talks to Nik Sharma about how community always overpowers bells and whistles, what works in building a community for (and with) your customers, and his thoughts on how NFT's will impact ecommerce. For the launch episode of Building Blocks with Jason Wong, Jason sits down with an old friend and DTC expert, Nik Sharma from Sharma Brands. Both Jason and Nik agree that the hardest part of any brand's story is taking it from 0 to 1, and Nik recently had a big success doing just in one of the most saturated markets in existence right now - skincare. Nik and Jason jump into how even with a competitive space brands can succeed on the strength of their product's legitimacy and the brand's community. From community, we jump into exactly what it is that makes some brands lifestyle brands (and others not) and how these kinds of lifestyles are exactly the reason why ecommerce entrepreneurs shouldn't tune out of the conversation about NFT's. They're not just tokens but the most exciting way to give customers exclusive access that Nik and Jason can imagine for the future. Nik Sharma's newsletter: Nik.co/newsletter Building Blocks website: bbclass.co Jason's Twitter handle: @eggroli

Jason Brooks is an award-winning fashion and lifestyle illustrator with a vast enthralling body of work across a range of industry sectors. From major advertising campaigns to gallery exhibitions, live events, magazine illustrations for the likes of The Face, Vogue, Elle, and the world of interiors to name but a few. Jason also illustrated glossy club flyers for cult London club Pushca and a long-running series of cd covers for Hedkandi selling in excess of 6 million albums. Starting his artistic journey at a young age when he would draw and paint avidly, and being particularly inspired by a trip to Florence at the age of 6 by his early teens he received his first freelance commission.It is no surprise to me that Both Jason's parents are artists and encouraged his growing obsessions with drawing and making pictures. I can't wait to explore more of that story later in the show. Jason went on to study and achieved degrees from both St Martins College and The Royal College of Art in London and drew inspiration for his work not only from his time living in London but also traveling wildly around the world filling sketchbooks as he went from Mexico and Central America to all over Europe and beyond. Jason is particularly noted as being among the first fashion illustrators to embrace and pioneer computer technology in his field. The glamorous, chic, and aspirational world he presents in his work is a combination of life experience and imagination and has provided a means of communication for a wide range of luxury and lifestyle brands. With what I like to call the digital art resonance happening before our eyes in the world of web 3.0 cryptocurrency and Non Fungible Tokens (NFTS) we are only days away from Jason's very first NFT collection THE RED COLLECTION which I personally can't wait to see be released!Subjects covered in this episode:

This week we're bringing you two stories in one! Spencer talks with Jason Peters and Brad Carskadon of Imagine Remodeling in Fresno, California. Both Jason and Brad were introduced into the remodeling industry at a young age where they discovered their passion for residential remodeling and creating amazing experiences for their clients. In this episode, Jason and Brad share their humble beginnings, the toughest part about growing a business, and their funniest client story. Start listening now! https://info.builderfunnel.com/builder-funnel-radio/jason-peters-brad-carskadon-imagine-remodeling

This is part 2 of "When American Patriotism And The Gospel Collide". Patriotism is ingrained in our American culture, but when you step outside the borders of the United States you find that not everyone shares the same view of our country that we do. In this episode and the next Gary and Jason talk about their experiences on the field have helped them navigate these difficult waters. Both Jason and Gary are proud to be Americans, but their first and foremost focus is the gospel. These two episodes are guaranteed to make you think!

Warning: There is an abrupt ending to this episode due to a power outage.Patriotism is ingrained in our American culture, but when you step outside the borders of the United States you find that not everyone shares the same view of our country that we do. In this episode and the next Gary and Jason talk about their experiences on the field have helped them navigate these difficult waters. Both Jason and Gary are proud to be Americans, but their first and foremost focus is the gospel. These two episodes are guaranteed to make you think!

Peter Jackson and Jason Shawera share their hearts about the Gospel of Jesus Christ and walking in the Father's unconditional love and approval. Both Jason and Peter have been impacted by this move of God that started in Toronto that allowed millions to encounter the Father's transforming love. Sit back, listen and let times of refreshing pour over you as God prepares His sons & daughters for the next tsunami wave of revival.

Peter Jackson (Founding Director of Catch The Fire Toronto S.O.M.) & Jason Shawera share their hearts and often interview guests who provide an eyewitness account of a downpouring of the Holy Spirit that sparked a global renewal in the Body of Christ in 1994. Both Jason & Peter have been impacted by this move of God that started in Toronto that allowed millions to encounter the Father's transforming love. Sit back, listen and let times of refreshing pour over you as God prepares His sons & daughters for the next tsunami wave of revival. It's coming!

Peter Jackson (Founding Director of Catch The Fire Toronto S.O.M.) & Jason Shawera share their hearts and often interview guests who provide an eyewitness account of a downpouring of the Holy Spirit that sparked a global renewal in the Body of Christ in 1994. Both Jason & Peter have been impacted by this move of God that started in Toronto that allowed millions to encounter the Father's transforming love. Sit back, listen and let times of refreshing pour over you as God prepares His sons & daughters for the next tsunami wave of revival. It's coming!

Peter Jackson (Founding Director of Catch The Fire Toronto S.O.M.) & Jason Shawera share their hearts and often interview guests who provide an eyewitness account of a downpouring of the Holy Spirit that sparked a global renewal in the Body of Christ in 1994. Both Jason & Peter have been impacted by this move of God that started in Toronto that allowed millions to encounter the Father's transforming love. Sit back, listen and let times of refreshing pour over you as God prepares His sons & daughters for the next tsunami wave of revival. It's coming!

Todays guest Jason and Elissa are Debt Free With exception to a mortgage. Both Jason and Elissa understood the value of getting free education at a early age in life. With hard work and determination they were able to get a head start by not leveraging debt. Listen to see what Jason did on their first date in order to save $. Currently they have became landlords by house hacking. To find out more information about Jason and Elissa go to IG @aburdsfiview Host IG georgedorealestate Make sure you subscribe to the channel. For live coaching with georgedorealestate Go to https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=17134822 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Both Jason and Gary have been strongly influenced in the area of spiritual/devotional journaling. It is a practice that has changed their spiritual lives. Listen as Jason and Gary talk about the importance of journaling. They also give practical examples of how to journal as well as some additional resources that will help you grow deeper in your walk with the Lord. The purpose of this podcast is to be an encouragement to pastors, missionaries, and laypeople. This episode is sure to be an encouragement and a challenge to you!

My guests this week, Drs. Genesee Herzberg and Jason Butler, are the co-founders of the pioneering Sage Institute – our country's first psychedelic psychotherapy clinic for the economically disadvantaged.Sage Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides high-quality training, accessible psychedelic therapy, and innovative research, fostering effective and culturally-responsive mental health treatment for underserved communities.Among other services, Sage Institute houses a sliding scale clinic in Oakland offering low fee ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and trauma-focused depth psychotherapy.Both Jason and Genesee are licensed clinical psychologists, who specialize in working with trauma and integrating psychedelic experiences.I have had the privilege of getting to know Jason and Genesee, and am honored to be a collaborator with them on a forthcoming volume of essays entitled Psychedelic Psychotherapy to be published by the Routledge publishing house.Tune in LIVE, Tuesday at 9am PACIFIC, for our discussion of the future of psychotherapy – using a full range of tools that includes psychedelics like ketamine and MDMA – and be sure to call or text in with your questions: (650) TALLY-HO

Jason Hartman talks with Jason Franciosa, CEO & co-founder of Element 26, about the time value of money. Both Jason's are concerned about inflation, and the two look at ways you can maintain your leverage so your returns can beat inflation, as well as how you can utilize your home loans to house hack (especially if you're in the military). Key Takeaways: [5:33] Jason's 6 ways governments can get out of debt [8:05] The time value of money [12:44] You have to have a way to maintain the leverage you have [17:28] How you can utilize house hacking Website: www.Element26.co

Jason Hartman begins today's show with one of the speakers for Meet the Masters that's coming up in less than 2 weeks, Mani Vaya. Mani is the host of the 2,000 Book Podcast, and the two discuss how you can read (or listen) to a book quickly and still retain the information you're seeing (or hearing). Then Jason talks with Jason Franciosa, CEO & co-founder of Element 26, about the time value of money. Both Jason's are concerned about inflation, and the two look at ways you can maintain your leverage so your returns can beat inflation, as well as how you can utilize your home loans to house hack (especially if you're in the military). Key Takeaways: [5:21] Mani will be presenting at this year's Meet the Masters [7:51] Mani is going to cover how to actually read a book for maximum learning [10:45] How Mani is able to listen to the stories at 2-3x speed Jason Franciosa Interview: [20:00] Jason's 6 ways governments can get out of debt [22:32] The time value of money [27:11] You have to have a way to maintain the leverage you have [31:55] How you can utilize house hacking Website: www.JasonHartman.com/Masters www.Element26.co The 2,000 Book Podcast

In today's Creating Wealth show, Jason first talks about statistics and how so many people use it to manipulate others. He also talks about how there are still a few Meet the Masters home study courses left, so do not forget to order them now while supplies last!  Sara Silverstein joins Jason today on the Creating Wealth show to talk about  funny tongue and cheek correlations. She shares a few examples that she has found over the past few months as well as talks about the birthday paradox, the Wizard of Oz, and her next article for Business Insider about vaccines.    Key Takeaways: 1:45 – Jason talks about how you can mislead people with statistics.  8:45 – People self-select for jobs. Jason explains what he means by this.  14:10 – Jason introduces Sara.  17:30 – So many people don't understand that a correlation does not always mean causation. 22:45 -  Sara is combing all of these weird correlations together to show people a very tongue and cheek view of how correlations work.  26:35 – You can take pretty much any two things and figure out a way to make them related. 29:15 – Both Jason and Sara talk about the conflict of interest dilemma.   33:00 – Is Wizard of Oz a story about the gold standard?  34:30 – Sara talks about the birthday paradox.    37:45 – Sara talks about her next upcoming article for Business Insider about vaccinations.  Mentioned In This Episode: How to Lie with Statistics by Darrell Huff  Freakonomics by Stephen Dubner and Steven Levitt.    http://www.businessinsider.com/author/sara-silverstein