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Brett Baker, founder of States Rentals in Midland, TX, shares how he turned $77K and a driveway into a $60M fleet. He breaks down his niche strategy, creative financing, and why team culture and customer service set them apart.
We ask the same question to all of our podcast guests:"What is the most impactful action you have taken to Level-UP in your home and in your business?"Today, you get to hear the answer from Brett Baker.--Interested in joining our Kinetic Man weekly online Zoom call? Get more info here: https://thekineticman.com/Join our Kinetic Man Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thekineticman Know someone who would make a great guest on our podcast? Let us know! Email: takeaction@thekineticman.com
Brett Baker, co-founder and visionary of VAUSA®, brings raw energy, unshakable faith, and mission-driven leadership to this episode. A former Army Ranger, combat veteran, and unapologetic straight-shooter, Brett gives us a look at his journey—from the battlefield to building VAUSA®, a company creating meaningful jobs for military spouses. He shares his knowledge about leadership, the power of faith in business, and why his family remains his top priority. Get ready for an intense, no-BS conversation about purpose, service, and making a real impact.
In Episode 374, we're joined by Brett Baker, a visionary Christian entrepreneur and founder of VAUSA. Brett shares his journey of building a successful business rooted in faith and purpose, and how VAUSA is revolutionizing remote work by connecting businesses with skilled virtual assistants. Join us as Brett dives into: Faith-Driven Entrepreneurship: How faith has shaped his approach to leadership and business. VAUSA: The mission behind Hire VAUSA and how virtual assistants are transforming how businesses operate. Empowering Teams Virtually: The impact and value of integrating virtual support to grow your business with flexibility and excellence. Advice for Aspiring Entrepreneurs: Brett's insights on starting and scaling a purpose-driven business. Brett's story is a powerful example of how faith and entrepreneurship can come together to make a meaningful difference in the world. https://hirevausa.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/1brettbaker/ Please check out our sponsors Greg Fay Insurance: https://www.gregfayinsurance.com/ Trent Barga - The Barga Team Real Estate https://thebargateam.com Follow 2 Lead Coaching https://www.follow2leadcoaching.com/quiz Tony on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/twmilt/ Check out our YouTube page https://www.youtube.com/@twmilt Be sure to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/follow-2-lead-a-christian-leaders-podcast/id1429933082
After 12 years and 9 combat deployments as an Army Ranger, Brett Baker transitioned into entrepreneurship, where he found a renewed purpose for his life. This journey deepened his faith, strengthened his marriage, and taught him the value of living intentionally. Today we dive into how his faith-driven remote virtual assistant company, VAUSA, is dedicated to creating job opportunities and community for military families. Learn more about VAUSA here: https://hirevausa.com/ --- Join the TKM Mastermind: www.thekineticman.com/signup Subscribe to our newsletter (The MENifesto): www.thekineticman.com/newsletter Join our New Kinetic Man Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thekineticman Know someone who would make a great guest on our podcast? Let us know! Email: takeaction@thekineticman.com
Join business and brand strategist Brian Sooy for a conversation with Brett Baker, founder of VAUSA.VAUSA is a virtual staffing agency with a mission to create meaningful jobs and community for military families by strategically building remote teams for faith and purpose-driven businesses.Highlights from this episode:Visit hirevausa.com to hire a virtual assistant to free your timeBook a free consultation with VAUSA®Download "125 Tasks To Delegate To Your Virtual Assistants"Grow your business with a brand and business alignment framework that unlocks greater potential for your EOS business. Order Trade Secrets: Four Core Strategies to Maximize Value for Service CompaniesEverybody Brands is hosted by Brian Sooy, founder of Aespire Branding and Marketing, the agency that helps service companies unlock their potential through business and brand strategy. StoryBrand Certified. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Discover how a former Army Ranger is transforming lives through the virtual assistant industry! Brett Baker, founder of VA USA, joins host Brien Gearin to discuss his mission to support military spouses with meaningful work and community. Brett shares the unique challenges military families face and how VA USA connects them with businesses needing virtual assistants. The episode highlights the importance of mindset and mission in entrepreneurship, encouraging action and learning from failure. Whether you're an entrepreneur or a military spouse, Brett's story offers insights into creating a purposeful business. Don't miss this inspiring conversation about making a positive impact! What we discuss with Brett: + VA USA's mission for military spouses + Challenges faced by military families + Role of virtual assistants in businesses + Importance of mindset in entrepreneurship + Overcoming fear and taking action + Learning from failure + Building a supportive community + Creating a purposeful business Thank you, Brett! Visit VA USA at HireVAUSA.com. Connect with Brett on LinkedIn! Sign up for our FREE Business Course - over 300+ new business ideas, also includes the 7 Phases of a business, so you know where you are now and where you need to go next. You'll also get 7 of the most popular marketing strategies and 31 stay-on-track hacks that successful millionaires follow to grow and automate their businesses. Go to https://www.millionaireuniversity.com/training. And follow us on: Instagram Facebook Tik Tok Youtube Twitter To get exclusive offers mentioned in this episode and to support the show, visit millionaireuniversity.com/sponsors. Want to hear from more incredible entrepreneurs? Check out all of our interviews here! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Send us a Text Message.Brett Baker was on a self-destructive path until he joined the military, which gave him discipline, structure, and goals. It wasn't until he was medically retired from the military, however, that Brett discovered his true purpose: serving others.In this interview, Brett explains how putting other people first and maximizing their success has had a tremendous positive impact on his business, his relationship with his wife, and his faith.With his wife Mary Elaine, Brett co-founded and runs VA USA, which enables military spouses to become virtual assistants for businesses and other organizations.Contact:Mike Hatch: mhatch@clchq.orgChris Bolinger: chris@mensdevotionals.comResources:Mike's book: Manhood: Empowered by the Light of the Gospel (paperback, audiobook)Join the Empowered Manhood Facebook GroupDaily Strength for Men: A 365-Day Devotional52 Weeks of Strength for MenCLC: https://www.clchq.org/BiblicalLeadership.com
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Gareth Hall, Mick Gannon and Brett Baker take a look at Caulfield and Rosehill today (24.02.24) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Gareth Hall, Mick Gannon and Brett Baker analyse the major racing today (17.02.24) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Gareth Hall, Mick Gannon and Brett Baker take a look at the major racing today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Miles, Mick and Brett as they give all the analysis for today's racing including best bets and plenty of carry on. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Rosehill Preview w/ Dean Watling & Brett Baker (12/01/24) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In our latest episode, I sit down with the incredible Brett Baker, a former corporate professional turned serial entrepreneur. Brett's journey of transitioning into owning multiple successful businesses is nothing short of inspirational. We dive deep into: The Transition: How to make the shift from a corporate career to entrepreneurship. Managing Multiple Ventures: Learn the secret to juggling various businesses effectively. Essential Skills: Discover the skills and mindsets crucial for any aspiring entrepreneur. Key Takeaways: We share invaluable insights that can guide your own entrepreneurial path. Whether you're contemplating leaving your 9-5 for a business dream, or you're already on your entrepreneurial journey looking to expand, this episode is packed with wisdom you don't want to miss! Don't forget to hit 'Subscribe' for more insightful conversations with business trailblazers like Brett. Your journey to entrepreneurship starts here!
Caulfield Preview with Gareth Hall, Mitch Lewis, Brett Baker and Tim Bailey (2.12.23) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mitch Lewis and Brett Baker give their best bets at Rosehill today. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Rosehill Preview with Gareth Hall, Mitch Lewis and Brett Baker (2.12.23) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mary Elaine and Brett Baker are the co-founders of VAUSA, a virtual assisting company. Brett spent 13 years as an Army Ranger doing multiple deployments. To say this was putting stress on the family would be an understatement. By the 5th year, the burnout was real and he realized he wasn't “showing up” like he wanted. So, they did what anyone would do. They started a company with a wild vision of creating 350 jobs for military-affiliated individuals.
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Cranbourne Cup Preview with Gareth Hall, Mick Gannon and Brett Baker (25.11.23) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
This episode of the Trombone Corner is brought to you by The Brass Ark and by Bob Reeves Brass. Join hosts Noah Gladstone and John Snell as they talk with trombonist Dr. Brett Baker. Brett Baker is viewed internationally as a leading performer and educator. He is passionate about encouraging composers to write pioneering new repertoire and is one of the most recorded brass soloists. Previously Brett was Programme Leader of the Musical Arts Degree at the University of Salford, and is now Marketing Lead for Denis Wick Products, and continues as an Ambassador for Michael Rath Brass Instruments, as well as long serving soloist and Principal Trombone of the Black Dyke Band. He is a Past Chair and Past President of the British Trombone Society and increasingly works as a conductor and adjudicator in festivals and competitions. Brett has commissioned many trombone solos with both wind and brass band accompaniment. In 2020 he won the ITA Presidents Award for services to the International Trombone Association were he has featured regularly as a soloist.
Chase Matteson, Brett Baker, and Bill Rentschler have commentary on Husker football as they prep for Wisconsin. Plus, Husker volleyball enters the home stretch of the Big 10 regular season. Basketball is underway & Husker soccer is hosting post-season matches! #nreport #huskers #husker #nebraska #huskerfootball #huskernation #college #football #bigten #big10 #1011 #lincoln
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Our beloved Huskers are on the road for a Friday night game in Champaign. They are winless in the last three attempts against the Illini. However, the last time they played Illinois in Champaign on a Friday night, Nebraska was victorious. It was 2017. It shouldn't seem like so long ago. So why do we have games on Friday night? What is Nebraska's chance of winning? Who will stand out in the game? Will we even answer these questions? It seems like we write them in this pre-show post but we never address them in the show. We blame/thank the Chatterfields. You're great!
This week, Jon's in a lodge somewhere watching Cocaine Bear with and and reacting accordingly, so Greg called in some familiar faces to join him on the show this week. Todd is here, and he's supposed to play the role of the crotchety old man, but he's surprisingly pleasant and upbeat. And making his Five Heart debut is legendary Husker fan and all-around superb individual Brett Baker. Brett shares his thoughts on the Day by Day documentary among other Husker topics. One of the main topics, predictably, is the alternate uniforms that were revealed this week in a stellar video package. Owning the fact that 100 years ago, Nebraska donned blue uniforms to welcome Oklahoma, because THEY BOTH CAN'T WEAR RED, the Huskers will have a thin blue outline around the numbers for one game in October. But Greg is more impressed by the details on the shoulders, as they replicate the four stone carvings around Memorial Stadium. Brett however thinks the thin blue line isn't enough and wants Nebraska to fully embrace the blue...for one game only. Also, and I can't believe I'm saying this...we haven't seen the blackshirts yet. What is Matt Rhule's plan on one of the more storied traditions within the program? These topics and others are all part of an all-new Five Heart Podcast.
Welcome to a new podcast series called Brass Bands: On the Record! It features a familiar voice (Mark Good) and a fresh face, in Lillie McCluskie. The pair begin the new series by chatting to Brett Baker, principal trombone of the Black Dyke Band. Brett reflects on his lengthy tenure at the band, looks at contesting successes and discusses performing everywhere from Glastonbury to Bermuda with the famous Queensbury band. He chats about commissioning new music for the trombone, which has been a big priority for him, looks back at his musical roots - and even reveals why he was a millionaire's gardener!
Torqn App founders Troy McDonald and Brett Baker created an amazing app that is going viral around the globe. Torqn is the new knowledge platform exclusively for the Mining Industry & its equipment. Mad Mumzie, Brett and Troy go deep in this convo. Why did they start the Torqn app? How are they connected to mining and machinery? Is it really FREE? What else is coming in the future? A fun look at machines and ways we can all help each other, yes even fitters and operators can hang out together! What is Torqn? Checkout all about the app right here whilst you are listening :-) Torqn App Website Link. Connecting Operators, Engineers, Maintainers, Owners, Suppliers, and Manufacturers through their equipment. Torqn is an innovative new platform & app that connects people in the Mining industry based on the commodities they mine, and the equipment they own, use, fix or make. Are you looking for a job in the mines but don't know where to start? Online courses & Resources by Mad Mumzie: https://mining.teachable.com/ https://www.madmumzie.com/noexperience/ What Boots with Steel Cap Sisters: https://steelcapsisters.com/ Thanks to Bantacs Accounting Group Sponsor for this episode https://madmumzie.com/money Thanks Girlfriend for the tunes x
How can we measure water when it disappears into thin air? On this episode of What About Water? we're looking at evapotranspiration, or “ET” for short. It's the combination of water evaporating from the soil, combined with the measure of water transpiring through crops' leaves. Accounting for this water loss helps farmers know exactly how much water they should apply across their fields, and new agricultural technologies and satellites are making it much easier. Jay sits down with California State University at Monterrey Bay Senior Research Scientist – and former student – A.J. Purdy, whose doctoral thesis looked at the advancement and applications of satellite-derived ET algorithms. We also hear what this looks like in real life, with Brett Baker, a sixth-generation California pear farmer and lawyer. With the ever-present risk of flood on his family's land in the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta, Baker explains how OpenET is helping farmers like him and his father take better measurements of consumptive use. Robyn Grimm, Interim Director of OpenET, tells us how this open-source platform is making big waves.
Message from Brett Baker on August 14, 2022
Message from Brett Baker on August 14, 2022
Creeeeepy conversation with Brett Baker, owner of Creepy Hollow Haunted House. Brett talks us through the creatively themed haunted houses, what it takes to operates the facilities, and what inspired him to get into the craft. We also talk about the art of "clowning", knife throwing, and spooky urban legends. Website: https://www.creepyhollowhaunt.com/ IG: creepyhollow FB: Creepy Hollow Haunted House
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A nosy trombonist (Melissa Brown) chats to fellow brass professionals about their careers, how they got there, and what music they'd happily put in the bin. In this episode Brett Baker (Black Dyke Band, trombone soloist, adjudicator, educator) tells us about his initial studies in economics, about working around the world, and about how he grew to have a fondness for brass bands. Brett is a Rath artist. This episode is a little shorter as we were on a race against Brett's laptop battery! All episodes recorded during COVID-19 lockdown via video call programmes. There are occasional technical glitches - please bear with us! Facebook: Bold as Brass Podcast Instagram: @boldasbrasspodcast Show artwork: Stuart Crane Music credit: Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5011-upbeat-forever License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
In today's episode I pick the brain of Nebraska's own Brett Baker. Brett is an award winning tv producer and internet celebrity. He is know for his takes on sports, pop culture, and most importantly hot sauce. Brett came on to talk about the college football season with aspects he thinks have helped define the season so far. We dive into the recently publish College Football Playoff list. Of course we also touch on what's going on with Husker football and the issues that have plagued the team this season. Finally, I get to ask him his involvement with the Hot Ones YouTube show and how he was able to get on and host it for an episode. You can follow Brett and all of his wit on Twitter at @BrettSBaker Please Subscribe! Be sure to download and subscribe to our podcast on whatever platform you prefer (that way you won't miss next week's very special episode), and you'll also get all of the other great, but not quite as great, Corn Nation Radio podcasts as well. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @PatrickGerhart Follow Corn Nation on Twitter at @CornNation Leave a Review! You could go out on the Apple podcast app and leave a review for us as well or send us feedback by making a comment on this article. Please Listen And Share! If you don't feel like subscribing, you can listen in the player below. Thank you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Art. What is it? Is your photography Art? Are you an artist? There's many different opinions about this idea of art and photography. One thing is for sure, a photographer is a creative person, generally speaking anyway. But when you apply the term of art, when and why would you do that? What's the point? Does it matter? Today I've got a wonderfully special guest joining me on this topic and I'm just loving it. This is Latitude Photography Podcast, Episode 124 for August 3, 2021 August Topic The topic for August, 2021 is #InTheCity. Please get your submissions in by the 24th of August to be considered for the broadcast on the 26th. I'll be on YouTube and I'm planning on doing it once again at 6:15 p.m. and we'll see how that works for us once again. Submit images to the facebook group with the hashtag InTheCity and let's see what you've got. =And the design principle I'd like to see us focus on, if possible, is Color. Any color will work. Looking for ways to either showcase a single color, lots of color, anything to do with color. Let's see what you can come up with. Minnesota water-FALL-color Workshop info: Sign up today! https://brentbergherm.com/workshops/minnesota-waterfall-and-fall-color-workshop/ In a previous episode I'd mentioned the conundrum about my L bracket with the R5. I went with the Three legged thing as it's orange and all the others, from RRS to the cheap brands all looked the same. So I actually made my decision based on color. But it doesn't allow for full articulation of the flippy screen which stinks. Well, listener Ej Linser brought to my attention the PMG bracket https://www.promediagear.com/PLCR56--L-Bracket-Plate-for-Canon-EOS-R5-R6-Mirrorless-Camera_p_475.html Which does allow for full articulation since the vertical mount portion is not aligned with the side of the camera. I feel kinda dumb for not looking up the PMG option since my bracket for the 5D4 is by PMG and I literally thought to myself, I should look up PMG and see what they have before I hit the buy button here… But alas, I didn't. So Ej earns a gold star for this recommendation :) MAIN TOPIC Photography as fine art. Way back on June 22, I posed a question in the facebook group. I said, “When you hear the term “Fine Art” do you think it applies to your photography? As in, do you see yourself as a fine art photographer or maybe… Do you aspire to have your works be considered fine art? Is Fine Art to “stuffy” of a term? Today, I have a special guest to help me think through this topic. She is Erin Babnik, Erin Welcome to the show! Talking Points: Let's assume there's two or three listeners out there who don't know you or your work. What would you like for them to know about you, your work and I'd like to know how you got started as a photographer. Your Quote on your Canon Explorer of Light page states, “Exploration is the key to creativity. The more that you find to photograph, the more that you find yourself.” (further thoughts and commentary shall ensue!) Fine Art. It's kind of loaded. I'd like to know your thoughts on the topic and then we'll get in to what the listeners have said and we'll comment on those as well. So your thoughts on Fine Art and how Photography is a part of that. And also, has the photography industry ever really settled on it means to have photography considered as fine art? That seems to be the listener comments that we'll get to in a moment. Aref Alragehi says, “I personally don't think it applies to me but I hope to get there one day. The reason I say that stems from my understanding of what it means which may not be accurate. Basically I think Fine Art is for a meticulous piece of work not just from a composition perspective but all the way through the print creation, the medium it is printed on the framing and perhaps even the lighting recommended for best viewing. I think there has been also an over use of the term I mean just because the photo is in B&W or it is a long exposure photo does not make it fine art Josh Austin states, “I have always understood fine art to be simplistic in nature. Something that could be hung on a wall anywhere in the world, not constrained by geographic area, genre, or style. I guess "tastefully simple" would be how I would understand it.”And then after some further thought he clarifies, “tastefully, intentionally, simple. I think intentionality is important, a simple composition should not come across as lazy or uninspired but be intentional.” Brett Baker says, “I have seen some pieces that seem to be labeled "fine art" for marketing reasons. I feel like the photography community has not come together on a distinct definition. Some say that it's impossible for photography to be "fine art" because it doesn't require the same degree of skill as other media. Others seem to think that minimalism is the only way to achieve "fine art". Personally, I think that truly "fine art" is capable of stirring some type of emotion in various people and for various reasons, regardless of the medium.” Stanley Harper doesn't view the term Fine Art to be a “stuffy” term. And he points out that even automotive photography can be a form of Fine Art. And he wrapped up his thoughts by saying, “I do consider some of my work to be "fine art" and there is such a thing as "fine art photography" and yes, that term can be used to describe even those shots that are clearly within the journalistic sphere because the shooter took an approach to create an image that will be a wall hanger.” Zelda Zaragoza Johns agrees with Aref a bit. “I don't know if I consider the term overused so much as misused. Some wedding photographers call themselves fine art photographers. I personally believe you can't call yourself a fine art photographer if you're delivering hundreds of digital images to a client.” Maybe there's other ways the term is misused as well? Kirk Keyes chimed in with, “What I find pretentious is "Giclee", if anyone still uses that!!” Aaron Martinez, a photojournalist, says, “I'm not even sure what the term “fine art” actually means in relation to photography.” Joel Galbraith responded to Aaron with the idea that planning really goes into it. Planning locations, how the shot is made, and what you do in post production.But Erin, in your quote we started this conversation with, you start with the word “exploration” which signifies to me a bit of the unknown. A sense of discovery. This seems to be the opposite of Joel's approach. Alan Comer describes it this way, “The thing they seem to have in common is that those images (I like to think) make you want to stop and spend some time in them rather than just a passing glance.” Darren Whiteley has an interesting thought. He says, “I find the photography community's overwhelming desire to label or constrain artistic freedom as one of its negatives. Why can't you be a photographer that enjoys all genres? Those that have ability to turn their skills to all of the genres are often frowned upon, particularly in critiques when they provide examples of work from more than one genre - it is as if excelling at one somehow makes you more of an artist than someone who has transferable skills.” David Medeiros says, “I do think of my work as fine art, or at least that's the intention with my BW photography.” I have to admit, I've had some similar thoughts about my B&W work but I think it's because that was the pivot point of my work as purely done for myself vs for my agent to sell. As I've not submitted to my agent in a LOOOONG time, that idea of B&W only as my fine art work is weakening. My color work is seen more as fine art in my view now. Check out Erin's great photography at https://erinbabnik.com Resources and Links Get on the list for updates on Latitude Photography School https://mailchi.mp/eeb40a226ba2/kk5w15cdqv Learn all about my Minnesota waterFALLcolor workshop and sign up today! https://brentbergherm.com/workshops/minnesota-waterfall-and-fall-color-workshop/ Shop at lensrentals.com with my affiliate link and I'll get a small commission of the sale: https://www.gopjn.com/t/SENJRktJT01DR09OS0lLQ0dLT0tGTg Use the code "summer50" at checkout for $50 off orders of $200 or more delivered by July 30, 2021. I also have an affiliate link with ThinkTank Photo http://bit.ly/2IMRhOT Find the expanded shownotes at http://latitudephotographypodcast.com Find me on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/brentberghermphoto/ Find the podcast facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/latitudephotographypodcast/ You'll have to answer a question, who's the host of the show. Your answer is me. Brent. 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Mark Henry returns this week with Ryan McKinnell as the two get ready to preview AEW Double or Nothing this weekend - with special guest Dave LaGreca, who will be live in attendance! Also, the best that was in the week of wrestling with Weekly Winner. Coming off what was an all around great week for all the wrestling promotions, which one will Mark and Ryan pick as their Winner?!
Reviewing listener submitted images is fast becoming one of the highlights to my month. This time around we’re reviewing the topic Under the Sun. This is Latitude Photography Podcast, Episode 111 for April 4, 2021 Useful links: Get some free resources here: https://brentbergherm.com/info/resources/ Get on the list for updates on Latitude Photography School Shop at lensrentals.com with my affiliate link and I’ll get a small commission of the sale. Use the code "latitude15" at checkout and you'll get 15% off your order. I also have an affiliate link with ThinkTank Photo THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S LIBRARY: https://brentbergherm.com/info/photographers-library See my latest YouTube video on Lightroom, the Lightroom Quickstart Bootcamp: https://youtu.be/hEI-gnXMcq8 Thank you for your support! Introduction Welcome to Latitude Photography podcast, I am Brent Bergherm, and it’s my pleasure to be your host. I’m a travel/outdoor photographer and if I’m not out there shooting pictures I sure am dreaming about it. Sometimes to the point where it affects my work, and that’s not good but it’s the way it is. Announcements Today’s topic of discussion is the Under the Sun images. The point and purpose was to photograph the sun with something interesting between you and the sun. It could be high up in the sky, low to the ground, doesn’t matter. This was already broadcast on my YouTube channel, and we did the recording live as well. At the time of this recording it has 75 views. My biggest question to you is, is it valuable to have this also reproduced in the audio format? Let me know. I’ve been doing some image reviews for quite a while, whether it’s my own, guest’s images or images from listeners like in today’s show. I just want to be sure you get something out of this so I appreciate any feedback you can provide me. Also, the next topic is In the Water. We’re looking for a photograph of something that is literally in the water. It could be something you did while scuba diving, or something that is getting drenched in the rain. Go beyond the photograph of water and show something actually in the water or otherwise interacting with the water. I also put a poll in the fb group which is getting some great responses. Thanks for all those who have participated already. The question is related to how you see yourself as a photographer. I added the options of Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced/Pro-level. Matt Bishop chimed in with a poll option and said that he’s “completely lost.” Thanks Matt, I’m going to go ahead and say you’re in the right place then :) Mike Regas added an option that says “somewhere between advanced and intermediate.” So far the results are about what I expected. 65 are saying Intermediate and 46 are saying somewhere between advanced and intermediate. 32 are saying “advanced/pro-level, 8 said beginner, and 2 said “experienced” which was an option I added later. Sandy Glenn Brown added an option that says, “Yesterday I would say a definite intermediate until the wedding I shot last night. Now I’m not so sure :(“ I totally understand that, and I think that resonates with a lot of what others were saying in the comments too, in that it depends on the specific genre you’re talking about. I got quite a few comments about not feeling comfortable with putting a label on their creativity and the skill set etc. I totally get that. I’m just glad to see the conversations happening. It’s good to talk these things through. In fact, before the month is over, we’ll actually have an episode dedicated to understanding your photography, or maybe better put, understanding your place in photography and what you get out of it, and what you do with it. I just finished the slide deck today and I’m going to record it later this week with Lori Rowland. I’m really looking forward to it for sure! If you’ve not got on to respond to the poll I encourage you to do so. Especially if you’re a beginner. I would LOVE to hear from you. Other things happening in the group: Jennifer Grant-White submitted a picture asking for some feedback. It was her first post so it’s great to see those first time items coming in for sure! Brett Baker asked about tips for photographing water when you don’t have a circular polarizer filter. And we’ve had some great responses come in from suggesting dawn and dusk when it’s not such a big deal to get the reflections and glare that can happen. Brie asked what types of images he typically shoots, and that’s a great question because it’ll help us give some specific advice. Others like Mike Regas and Alyce Bender said similar things and that is to find a way to embrace the glare. My thoughts... MAIN TOPIC Today is all about Under the Sun. Images have been posted to the website for the show notes and to the facebook group. Enjoy the conversation! Reminders Find us on the web at http://latitudephotographypodcast.com Find me on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/brentberghermphoto/ Find the podcast facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/latitudephotographypodcast/ Find me on instagram @brentbergherm Find me on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/brentberghermphotography Find me online at https://brentbergherm.com
For me, the learning never stops. And I’ve said many times that if I ever do stop learning then it’s probably time for me to hang up the hat and go do something else. This is Latitude Photography Podcast, Episode 108 for March 14, 2021 Useful links: Get some free resources here: https://brentbergherm.com/info/resources/ Get on the list for updates on Latitude Photography School and you’ll get the first issue of LATITUDE PHOTOGRAPHY MAGAZINE as well! Shop at lensrentals.com with my affiliate link and I’ll get a small commission of the sale. Use the code "latitude15" at checkout and you'll get 15% off your order. I also have an affiliate link with ThinkTank Photo Segmentation video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/07-HDnSFwfs Another Segmentation video on YouTube: https://youtu.be/cSK3IZ4Y_Iw THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S LIBRARY on my website: https://brentbergherm.com/info/photographers-library Lightroom Quickstart Bootcamp: https://youtu.be/hEI-gnXMcq8 Thank you for your support! Introduction Welcome to Latitude Photography podcast, I am your host, Brent Bergherm, and it’s my goal to help you create better photographs. I’m a travel-outdoor photographer with over 23 years of shooting and 14 years’ teaching experience. Thanks for being here, where we look to continually learn, grow, create and be inspired. Current Topic: Under the Sun My websites episode got postponed until later (recording in a few days) so I put an inquiry in the fb group asking for more questions you’d like answered. And a few of you came through wonderfully and I’m very grateful. However, one of you asked about books, and I went wild. So, before we get into all the details there, let me quickly address a few of the other questions and then we’ll dive deep into the books discussion. Brie Stockwell, a Latitude Regular, asked for tips on staying motivated. I’d also like to include thoughts on not letting life bog you down. Brett Baker asked about only having one lens, what range would I go for. Jason Torres asked about the books, and I’ve got a bunch for you, that’s coming very shortly. Jennifer Utsler asked, “Best ways to find your subject and composition in a landscape with no obvious subject.” I love this question... And Lori Rowland chimed in with all sorts of ideas relating to going on a photo trip with someone who’s also a photographer. There’s many benefits to that. OK, now on to the books. However, I went overboard. Let me explain… THE PHOTOGRAPHER’S LIBRARY on my website: https://brentbergherm.com/info/photographers-library Reminders Find us on the web at http://latitudephotographypodcast.com Find me on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/brentberghermphoto/ Find the podcast facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/latitudephotographypodcast/ Find me on instagram @brentbergherm Find me on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/c/brentberghermphotography Find me online at https://brentbergherm.com
After an eight game season that fell short of expectations, yet was long on the unpredictable, Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker put a bow on the 2020 Cornhuskers with a look back, and a look ahead. What went right for Nebraska, and what needs to change as they head into the 2021 off-season.
On the heels of another confounding loss, Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker take a deep dive into all that ails the Big Red and their fanbase. From Scott Frost to the Blackshirts, it's all on the table as a forgettable season lurches towards the finish line.
Fresh off the Huskers second win of the season, Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker look back at Purdue, look ahead to Minnesota, and what it all means for the Huskers and their senior class on Senior Day. Nebraska kicker Connor Culp earns some praise and the subject of Bowl Games creeps into the discussion.
Another Black Friday has come and gone, and for the sixth straight year the Huskers fall at the hands of the Iowa Hawkeyes (and the foot of Keith Duncan). This week Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker take a look at where Scott Frost and the Big Red can go from here.
On the heels of an unexpected loss to the Fighting Illini of Illinois, the NReport podcast crew takes a look back and a look ahead to the Huskers Black Friday tilt against the Iowa Hawkeyes. Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker breakdown the Huskers third loss of the season and examine what's gone wrong in a campaign where little has gone right.
The streak is over and the NReport Podcast crew is happy to be discussing the Big Red's win over Penn State and take a look ahead to Illinois as the Fighting Illini come to Memorial Stadium this coming Saturday. From Luke McCaffery to Luke Reimer and all points in-between, Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker break it all and get you ready for the week ahead.
Another week, another rough outing for the Big Red. 10/11 NOW's Kevin Sjuts, Dan Coey and Brett Baker breakdown what went wrong for Nebraska football at Northwestern and what Scott Frost might do next when it comes to the Huskers situation at quarterback.
From the week that was, to the week that wasn't, and onto the week that is. If that's hard to follow don't worry, Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker will map it all out for you. Fresh off an unexpected bye-week the Big Red is back on the road, this time to Evanston, Illinois to take on B1G rival Northwestern. If history is any guide this one should be wildly entertaining. Get ready for the matchup with 'The N Report Podcast'.
It took a while but football season for Nebraska is finally here and game one is in the books. Kevin Sjuts, Dan Corey and Brett Baker breakdown the Big Red's trip to Columbus and look ahead to another visit from the Wisconsin Badgers.
After a six month hiatus the N Report Podcast is back just in time for the Huskers season opener! Hosts Kevin Sjuts & Dan Corey, along with producer Brett Baker, set the table on the Big Red's return to action with a trip to "The Horseshoe" to take on Big Ten Goliath, Ohio State!
This episode is a whole new world for Dirt Talk! We finally took the podcast on the road to interview RAWSO Constructors foreman/superintendent Brett Baker on his site development project in Antioch, Tennessee.Brett is a self-proclaimed red neck from West Tennessee who now manages entire projects at only 24-years old. Initially studying nursing in college, he dropped out of school two semesters short when he had a child to rejoin the construction industry.We go into his story, what he does day to day at RAWSO, why the grass ain't always greener on the other side, and what advice he has for other youngins looking to move up in the world of construction.Learn more about RAWSO Constructors at RAWSO.com!
In this episode, there is some good and there is some bad. The good is beer provided by the good folks at Stone Hollow Brewing (go to their Oktoberfest this weekend.) The bad is the pain inflicted by Brett Baker and the Truth or Dab game he decided to bring along with him. For this episode, we just played Truth or Dab. It's a game where you either have to answer the question posed or suffer capsaicin. 2 million+ scovilles, according to Brett. Listen in as we reveal personal details and suffer when we don't. All while drinking Oktoberfest, Pink Guave Flamango Cider and Czech Please Pilsner from Stone Hollow. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Brett Baker discusses the benefits that backpacking can have for on-going recovery and tells us about his company Another Direction that uses the power of wilderness as the platform to combine all the tools you need to thrive. His approach combines mental health exercises, physical exertion, stretching, nutritional supplementation, writing exercises, meditation, and knowledge for a comprehensive wellness bootcamp that will give you the skills to not only fill your own bucket, but to go beyond just being “ok” and entering into a state of flourishing. You can find out more at www.findanotherdirection.com On Facebook at www.facebook.com/FindAnotherDirection/ Or on Instagram @FindAnotherDirection Find out more at http://www.recoverysurvey.com
A young couple navigates their relationship with protests and a pandemic outside their window. ‘Would You Care If I Left?’ was written by Kasey Elise and stars Alisha Wainwright (Raising Dion) and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. (Brigsby Bear) with an original score from Alex Mansour. On today’s episode we’re highlighting The Love Land Foundation. Loveland Foundation is committed to showing up for communities of color in unique and powerful ways, with a particular focus on Black women and girls. Their resources and initiatives are collaborative and they prioritize opportunity, access, validation, and healing. To donate, visit www.thelovelandfoundation.org. To see the winners of our 20th episode giveaway of a digitally signed Day by Day poster, visit our instagram at @daybyday. We want to hear from you. Text us and get the inside scoop on all things Day by Day and Must B Nice at (646) 783-1043. Day by Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan, with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Additional character voicing in this episode was performed by Brett Baker. Special thanks to Lisa Perkins and Kate Trapani, Christian Hanover for our incredible animation and Layla Gorgoni for our gorgeous artwork. Follow us on Instagram at @mustbnice + @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod + @mustbnicefilms!
A young couple navigates their relationship with protests and a pandemic outside their window. ‘Would You Care If I Left?’ was written by Kasey Elise and stars Alisha Wainwright (Raising Dion) and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. (Brigsby Bear) with an original score from Alex Mansour. On today’s episode we’re highlighting The Love Land Foundation. Loveland Foundation is committed to showing up for communities of color in unique and powerful ways, with a particular focus on Black women and girls. Their resources and initiatives are collaborative and they prioritize opportunity, access, validation, and healing. To donate, visit www.thelovelandfoundation.org. To see the winners of our 20th episode giveaway of a digitally signed Day by Day poster, visit our instagram at @daybyday. We want to hear from you. Text us and get the inside scoop on all things Day by Day and Must B Nice at (646) 783-1043. Day by Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan, with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Additional character voicing in this episode was performed by Brett Baker. Special thanks to Lisa Perkins and Kate Trapani, Christian Hanover for our incredible animation and Layla Gorgoni for our gorgeous artwork. Follow us on Instagram at @mustbnice + @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod + @mustbnicefilms!
A young couple navigates their relationship with protests and a pandemic outside their window. ‘Would You Care If I Left?’ was written by Kasey Elise and stars Alisha Wainwright (Raising Dion) and Jorge Lendeborg Jr. (Brigsby Bear) with an original score from Alex Mansour. On today’s episode we’re highlighting The Love Land Foundation. Loveland Foundation is committed to showing up for communities of color in unique and powerful ways, with a particular focus on Black women and girls. Their resources and initiatives are collaborative and they prioritize opportunity, access, validation, and healing. To donate, visit www.thelovelandfoundation.org. To see the winners of our 20th episode giveaway of a digitally signed Day by Day poster, visit our instagram at @daybyday. We want to hear from you. Text us and get the inside scoop on all things Day by Day and Must B Nice at (646) 783-1043. Day by Day is created and produced by Adam Faze and Jamie Dolan, with sound mixing and design by Becket Cerny. Additional character voicing in this episode was performed by Brett Baker. Special thanks to Lisa Perkins and Kate Trapani, Christian Hanover for our incredible animation and Layla Gorgoni for our gorgeous artwork. Follow us on Instagram at @mustbnice + @daybyday and on Twitter at @daybydaypod + @mustbnicefilms!
Message from Brett Baker on July 5, 2020
This week, I'm joined by Brett Baker, owner of Sandler Training in Springfield, MO. Brett works with many different BG distributorships across the country, helping them develop and implement a unique sales process using Sandler Training methods. In this episode, we discuss alternatives to the feature/benefit method of sales, upending the customers expectations of what a sales call should sound like, permission based selling on the service drive, and many of the interesting rules that the Sandler Training system uses to govern interactions with customers. I found this to be a fun and thought-provoking conversation, and if you enjoy delving into the theory behind sales methods, I think you'll enjoy it, as well. If you would like to learn more about Sandler Training, visit www.sandler.com, or if you want to get in touch with Brett directly, reach him at bbaker@sandler.com. Subscribe to Smoke & Burn through your favorite podcast provider, and never miss an episode!
An episode full of original music for brass band some of it bringing together the best contemporary talents such as Lucy Pankhurst’s Concerto written for Owen Farr alongside music by the brass band’s most popular living composer Philip Sparke written for and played by Brett Baker. Frank reflects upon a piece from 1922 by film composer Hubert Bath, his Freedom Symphony No.1 written for the National Championships and follows that with the all to rarely heard Fantasy for Brass Band by another composer known, amongst other music, for his film scores Malcolm Arnold , also written for the National Championships. Great music all.
*In the final part of this 6 part series, listen as Paul explains his partnership with Many Mansions, a nonprofit that provides housing to homeless families in the area - including veterans specifically.* On this week’s edition of Farm Talk with Paul Ward, Mary Elaine and Brett Baker join Paul to discuss The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, a service Paul uses and finds extremely helpful with his business. Mary Elaine and Brett are the founders of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, and they share the story of how they got started in the business, and what makes their virtual assistant company truly unique. The Patriot Advantage can help with Business & Personal Administrative Services, Marketing Services, Lifestyle Concierge Services, Private Travel Management, Customer Support & Client Relationship Management. They also know that each person and business is unique, therefore all services are flexible and customized for you. Tune in to learn more! Signs you need the help of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants: You desire more time to pursue your passions, focus on your goals, or simply relax. You’re overwhelmed with your current workload but struggle with how and who to delegate tasks. You spend hours in your inbox and you’re missing important calls, emails, and follow-ups. You’re having trouble keeping organized, on task, and on-schedule. A letter from Mary Elaine and Brett Baker: Dear friend, Our hope is that you are on this page not just to learn more about Patriot Advantage, but also and more importantly about who we are as individuals. We’re all familiar with the reality of modern life where the technology that makes us so interconnected also makes us feel isolated. Artificial intelligence is enabling machines to perform more and more complicated tasks, and consumers want goods and services at the speed of lightning, conveniences that come at a higher price than what’s on the tag. We intended from the inception of PA to make sure we never let keeping up with this fast-spinning world take precedence over the importance of establishing close and valued relationships. To put it simply, we believe that values and people matter. We spend an average of a third of our lifetime working. Arguably, entrepreneurs spend more than that. Considering so much of our life is spent at work, we believe that time spent making personal connections will drive success – and give it meaning – every bit as much as getting the job done efficiently and well. What we have achieved at PA, and strive to maintain, is an experience that combines the convenience of remote work with a culture that fosters empathy, respect, and a true investment in each other. Emotional intelligence, a true servant’s heart, and a genuine desire to see others succeed in life is something AI will never be able to touch. What keeps us motivated each day are the stories of the relationships being built – stories of the hard work, skill, and attention that our team members give selflessly to make each entrepreneur feel cared for and valued in our hands, and stories of military spouses supporting their families and each other while investing in their entrepreneurs’ success. We think matching people who know what it means to serve with people who know what it means to create doesn’t just make for better business, it makes for better lives. Will you join us on our journey? Our hope is that you will. In service, Mary Elaine and Brett Contact The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants Also visit: https://www.thepatriotadvantage.com/
*In part 1 of this 6 part series, learn about Patriot Advantage and why Mary Elaine and Brett Baker started the business 2 years ago* On this week’s edition of Farm Talk with Paul Ward, Mary Elaine and Brett Baker join Paul to discuss The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, a service Paul uses and finds extremely helpful with his business. Mary Elaine and Brett are the founders of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, and they share the story of how they got started in the business, and what makes their virtual assistant company truly unique. The Patriot Advantage can help with Business & Personal Administrative Services, Marketing Services, Lifestyle Concierge Services, Private Travel Management, Customer Support & Client Relationship Management. They also know that each person and business is unique, therefore all services are flexible and customized for you. Tune in to learn more! Signs you need the help of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants: You desire more time to pursue your passions, focus on your goals, or simply relax. You’re overwhelmed with your current workload but struggle with how and who to delegate tasks. You spend hours in your inbox and you’re missing important calls, emails, and follow-ups. You’re having trouble keeping organized, on task, and on-schedule. A letter from Mary Elaine and Brett Baker: Dear friend, Our hope is that you are on this page not just to learn more about Patriot Advantage, but also and more importantly about who we are as individuals. We’re all familiar with the reality of modern life where the technology that makes us so interconnected also makes us feel isolated. Artificial intelligence is enabling machines to perform more and more complicated tasks, and consumers want goods and services at the speed of lightning, conveniences that come at a higher price than what’s on the tag. We intended from the inception of PA to make sure we never let keeping up with this fast-spinning world take precedence over the importance of establishing close and valued relationships. To put it simply, we believe that values and people matter. We spend an average of a third of our lifetime working. Arguably, entrepreneurs spend more than that. Considering so much of our life is spent at work, we believe that time spent making personal connections will drive success – and give it meaning – every bit as much as getting the job done efficiently and well. What we have achieved at PA, and strive to maintain, is an experience that combines the convenience of remote work with a culture that fosters empathy, respect, and a true investment in each other. Emotional intelligence, a true servant’s heart, and a genuine desire to see others succeed in life is something AI will never be able to touch. What keeps us motivated each day are the stories of the relationships being built – stories of the hard work, skill, and attention that our team members give selflessly to make each entrepreneur feel cared for and valued in our hands, and stories of military spouses supporting their families and each other while investing in their entrepreneurs’ success. We think matching people who know what it means to serve with people who know what it means to create doesn’t just make for better business, it makes for better lives. Will you join us on our journey? Our hope is that you will. In service, Mary Elaine and Brett Contact The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants Also visit: https://www.thepatriotadvantage.com/
*In part 2 of this 6 part series, gain insight on why the owners of Patriot Advantage hire mostly military spouses* On this week’s edition of Farm Talk with Paul Ward, Mary Elaine and Brett Baker join Paul to discuss The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, a service Paul uses and finds extremely helpful with his business. Mary Elaine and Brett are the founders of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, and they share the story of how they got started in the business, and what makes their virtual assistant company truly unique. The Patriot Advantage can help with Business & Personal Administrative Services, Marketing Services, Lifestyle Concierge Services, Private Travel Management, Customer Support & Client Relationship Management. They also know that each person and business is unique, therefore all services are flexible and customized for you. Tune in to learn more! Signs you need the help of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants: You desire more time to pursue your passions, focus on your goals, or simply relax. You’re overwhelmed with your current workload but struggle with how and who to delegate tasks. You spend hours in your inbox and you’re missing important calls, emails, and follow-ups. You’re having trouble keeping organized, on task, and on-schedule. A letter from Mary Elaine and Brett Baker: Dear friend, Our hope is that you are on this page not just to learn more about Patriot Advantage, but also and more importantly about who we are as individuals. We’re all familiar with the reality of modern life where the technology that makes us so interconnected also makes us feel isolated. Artificial intelligence is enabling machines to perform more and more complicated tasks, and consumers want goods and services at the speed of lightning, conveniences that come at a higher price than what’s on the tag. We intended from the inception of PA to make sure we never let keeping up with this fast-spinning world take precedence over the importance of establishing close and valued relationships. To put it simply, we believe that values and people matter. We spend an average of a third of our lifetime working. Arguably, entrepreneurs spend more than that. Considering so much of our life is spent at work, we believe that time spent making personal connections will drive success – and give it meaning – every bit as much as getting the job done efficiently and well. What we have achieved at PA, and strive to maintain, is an experience that combines the convenience of remote work with a culture that fosters empathy, respect, and a true investment in each other. Emotional intelligence, a true servant’s heart, and a genuine desire to see others succeed in life is something AI will never be able to touch. What keeps us motivated each day are the stories of the relationships being built – stories of the hard work, skill, and attention that our team members give selflessly to make each entrepreneur feel cared for and valued in our hands, and stories of military spouses supporting their families and each other while investing in their entrepreneurs’ success. We think matching people who know what it means to serve with people who know what it means to create doesn’t just make for better business, it makes for better lives. Will you join us on our journey? Our hope is that you will. In service, Mary Elaine and Brett Contact The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants Also visit: https://www.thepatriotadvantage.com/
*In part 3 of this 6 part series, listen to Paul chat through his experience with assistants in the past and how Patriot Advantage assistants have been different* On this week’s edition of Farm Talk with Paul Ward, Mary Elaine and Brett Baker join Paul to discuss The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, a service Paul uses and finds extremely helpful with his business. Mary Elaine and Brett are the founders of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, and they share the story of how they got started in the business, and what makes their virtual assistant company truly unique. The Patriot Advantage can help with Business & Personal Administrative Services, Marketing Services, Lifestyle Concierge Services, Private Travel Management, Customer Support & Client Relationship Management. They also know that each person and business is unique, therefore all services are flexible and customized for you. Tune in to learn more! Signs you need the help of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants: You desire more time to pursue your passions, focus on your goals, or simply relax. You’re overwhelmed with your current workload but struggle with how and who to delegate tasks. You spend hours in your inbox and you’re missing important calls, emails, and follow-ups. You’re having trouble keeping organized, on task, and on-schedule. A letter from Mary Elaine and Brett Baker: Dear friend, Our hope is that you are on this page not just to learn more about Patriot Advantage, but also and more importantly about who we are as individuals. We’re all familiar with the reality of modern life where the technology that makes us so interconnected also makes us feel isolated. Artificial intelligence is enabling machines to perform more and more complicated tasks, and consumers want goods and services at the speed of lightning, conveniences that come at a higher price than what’s on the tag. We intended from the inception of PA to make sure we never let keeping up with this fast-spinning world take precedence over the importance of establishing close and valued relationships. To put it simply, we believe that values and people matter. We spend an average of a third of our lifetime working. Arguably, entrepreneurs spend more than that. Considering so much of our life is spent at work, we believe that time spent making personal connections will drive success – and give it meaning – every bit as much as getting the job done efficiently and well. What we have achieved at PA, and strive to maintain, is an experience that combines the convenience of remote work with a culture that fosters empathy, respect, and a true investment in each other. Emotional intelligence, a true servant’s heart, and a genuine desire to see others succeed in life is something AI will never be able to touch. What keeps us motivated each day are the stories of the relationships being built – stories of the hard work, skill, and attention that our team members give selflessly to make each entrepreneur feel cared for and valued in our hands, and stories of military spouses supporting their families and each other while investing in their entrepreneurs’ success. We think matching people who know what it means to serve with people who know what it means to create doesn’t just make for better business, it makes for better lives. Will you join us on our journey? Our hope is that you will. In service, Mary Elaine and Brett Contact The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants Also visit: https://www.thepatriotadvantage.com/
*In part 4 of this 6 part series, Brett and Mary Elaine discuss a certain trait that military spouses have that makes them great workers* On this week’s edition of Farm Talk with Paul Ward, Mary Elaine and Brett Baker join Paul to discuss The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, a service Paul uses and finds extremely helpful with his business. Mary Elaine and Brett are the founders of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, and they share the story of how they got started in the business, and what makes their virtual assistant company truly unique. The Patriot Advantage can help with Business & Personal Administrative Services, Marketing Services, Lifestyle Concierge Services, Private Travel Management, Customer Support & Client Relationship Management. They also know that each person and business is unique, therefore all services are flexible and customized for you. Tune in to learn more! Signs you need the help of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants: You desire more time to pursue your passions, focus on your goals, or simply relax. You’re overwhelmed with your current workload but struggle with how and who to delegate tasks. You spend hours in your inbox and you’re missing important calls, emails, and follow-ups. You’re having trouble keeping organized, on task, and on-schedule. A letter from Mary Elaine and Brett Baker: Dear friend, Our hope is that you are on this page not just to learn more about Patriot Advantage, but also and more importantly about who we are as individuals. We’re all familiar with the reality of modern life where the technology that makes us so interconnected also makes us feel isolated. Artificial intelligence is enabling machines to perform more and more complicated tasks, and consumers want goods and services at the speed of lightning, conveniences that come at a higher price than what’s on the tag. We intended from the inception of PA to make sure we never let keeping up with this fast-spinning world take precedence over the importance of establishing close and valued relationships. To put it simply, we believe that values and people matter. We spend an average of a third of our lifetime working. Arguably, entrepreneurs spend more than that. Considering so much of our life is spent at work, we believe that time spent making personal connections will drive success – and give it meaning – every bit as much as getting the job done efficiently and well. What we have achieved at PA, and strive to maintain, is an experience that combines the convenience of remote work with a culture that fosters empathy, respect, and a true investment in each other. Emotional intelligence, a true servant’s heart, and a genuine desire to see others succeed in life is something AI will never be able to touch. What keeps us motivated each day are the stories of the relationships being built – stories of the hard work, skill, and attention that our team members give selflessly to make each entrepreneur feel cared for and valued in our hands, and stories of military spouses supporting their families and each other while investing in their entrepreneurs’ success. We think matching people who know what it means to serve with people who know what it means to create doesn’t just make for better business, it makes for better lives. Will you join us on our journey? Our hope is that you will. In service, Mary Elaine and Brett Contact The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants Also visit: https://www.thepatriotadvantage.com/
*In part 5 of this 6 part series, learn the process for how Patriot Advantage finds assistants and clients* On this week’s edition of Farm Talk with Paul Ward, Mary Elaine and Brett Baker join Paul to discuss The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, a service Paul uses and finds extremely helpful with his business. Mary Elaine and Brett are the founders of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants, and they share the story of how they got started in the business, and what makes their virtual assistant company truly unique. The Patriot Advantage can help with Business & Personal Administrative Services, Marketing Services, Lifestyle Concierge Services, Private Travel Management, Customer Support & Client Relationship Management. They also know that each person and business is unique, therefore all services are flexible and customized for you. Tune in to learn more! Signs you need the help of The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants: You desire more time to pursue your passions, focus on your goals, or simply relax. You’re overwhelmed with your current workload but struggle with how and who to delegate tasks. You spend hours in your inbox and you’re missing important calls, emails, and follow-ups. You’re having trouble keeping organized, on task, and on-schedule. A letter from Mary Elaine and Brett Baker: Dear friend, Our hope is that you are on this page not just to learn more about Patriot Advantage, but also and more importantly about who we are as individuals. We’re all familiar with the reality of modern life where the technology that makes us so interconnected also makes us feel isolated. Artificial intelligence is enabling machines to perform more and more complicated tasks, and consumers want goods and services at the speed of lightning, conveniences that come at a higher price than what’s on the tag. We intended from the inception of PA to make sure we never let keeping up with this fast-spinning world take precedence over the importance of establishing close and valued relationships. To put it simply, we believe that values and people matter. We spend an average of a third of our lifetime working. Arguably, entrepreneurs spend more than that. Considering so much of our life is spent at work, we believe that time spent making personal connections will drive success – and give it meaning – every bit as much as getting the job done efficiently and well. What we have achieved at PA, and strive to maintain, is an experience that combines the convenience of remote work with a culture that fosters empathy, respect, and a true investment in each other. Emotional intelligence, a true servant’s heart, and a genuine desire to see others succeed in life is something AI will never be able to touch. What keeps us motivated each day are the stories of the relationships being built – stories of the hard work, skill, and attention that our team members give selflessly to make each entrepreneur feel cared for and valued in our hands, and stories of military spouses supporting their families and each other while investing in their entrepreneurs’ success. We think matching people who know what it means to serve with people who know what it means to create doesn’t just make for better business, it makes for better lives. Will you join us on our journey? Our hope is that you will. In service, Mary Elaine and Brett Contact The Patriot Advantage Personal Assistants Also visit: https://www.thepatriotadvantage.com/
Brett Baker is an executive producer for 10/11 News in Lincoln, Nebraska. I have little idea what an executive producer does, and I thought it would be interesting to find out, so I asked. During this podcast, Brett and I talk about: What it’s like to be an Executive Producer for TV News What is the news? How do you win an Emmy in Lincoln, Nebraska? Why he returned to coach high school speech Why it’s important to take speech in high school Hot Ones! - How he achieved Internet Celebrity Status and had Russell Brand sing to him I hope you enjoy it! Hot Ones And Hot Sauces! If you are NOT familiar with “Hot Ones” - so you know there are several hot sauces listed in this article, so you might find the references below confusing. These are hot sauces: The Last Dab Da Bomb If you wonder what it’s like to eat a hot pepper raw, here’s my account and my home-grown habaneros are not anywhere close to Pepper X, the Carolina Reaper, or the Ghost peppers available. Please Subscribe! I would really appreciate it if you could subscribe to our podcasts! Leave a Review! You could go out on the Apple podcast app and leave a review for us as well. Maybe send us feedback by making a comment on this article. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brett Baker, the No. 1 fan of the hit YouTube show Hot Ones, stops by to talk about his personal experience on the set and his favorite episodes. Dan and Brett also resurrect their favorite deceased Nebraska restaurants. Subscribe, rate, and review my podcast wherever you get your podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Also follow up on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram A Parkville Media Production. A podcast management and podcast production company based in Omaha, NE.
Our guest this week, has been acting since the age of 12yrs old. He’s an immensely talented guy who has worked with some of the biggest stars of our time. With film & TV Acting and Producing credits spanning nearly 3 decades , he was hand picked by Jon Voight to costar opposite him in the Thriller “Beyond”. He’s has studied at The Royal National Theatre/ The Old Vic and Cornish College of the Arts in Seattle. I’m excited to find out more about this weeks guest Brett Baker!
Cybersecurity experts at the Nuclear Regulatory Commission periodically inspect the cybersecurity of the generating plants they oversee. Now, the NRC inspector general has taken a look at the inspectors. Assistant inspector general for audit, Brett Baker, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin with the results.
Get ready for the hottest #NEBeer30 episode yet! Watch Brett Baker and Grady struggle to drink one of the hottest beers on earth, Twisted Pine's Ghost Face Killah. Brett Baker is a TV producer based out of Lincoln, Nebraska and a Hot Ones superfan. His dedication to Hot Ones, a YouTube based series with "hot questions and even hotter wings," landed him his own theme song (sung by comedian Russell Brand) and episode with over 3 million views. Brett and Grady talk about Hot Ones and Brett's experience on the show. Find out more about Brett:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxpNXfj5No8 (Brett's Hot Ones Episode)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvnxPMK-KAI (Brett's reaction to Russell Brand)https://www.twitter.com/brettsbakerhttps://www.instagram.com/brettsbakerThe Nebraska Beer:30 Podcast is beer-centered entertainment focused on people who are doing great things in Nebraska. #NEBeer30https://www.Facebook.com/NEBeer30https://www.Twitter.com/NEBeer30https://www.instagram.com/nebeer30https://www.teespring.com/stores/nebeer30store
So there I am, watching my niece’s kindergarten basketball game last Saturday morning. You know the type. They have fifteen-minute halves where the clock doesn’t stop. They don’t keep score. And it’s all about going out and having fun. No real rules. I was having a mild anxiety attack as kids were running the ball up the court. But hey, it gives them something to do after farming season (my sister married a farmer and they live in a small farming town…nice town). So there I am, watching my niece’s game and I’m repping the Big Red. I have my Huskers hoodie on that Brett Baker delivered to me in person three years ago when he and his daughter Jessica went to the Nebraska-Illinois game in Champaign. You remember the one. The one we lost. [Expletive Deleted]. My dad says, not prompted at all, something along the lines of “I’m taking Illinois today.” I laughed. Not mockingly. Not boisterously. Just laughed. Then after the game, my son and I went to “grandma and grandpa’s” house as my mom made pancakes and bacon for everyone. I watched a little of the game before and after breakfast, then helped my dad do some winterizing stuff outside. Now I tell you all of that to tell you this. I DVRed the game and started watching it Saturday night. I finished watching it Wednesday evening before we started recording. In this milestone 100th episode, we talk about the big win over Illinois and why Adrian Martinez and Devine Ozigbo are deserving of their conference accolades this week. We talk about science, but I can’t remember how we got on that topic. And Patrick Gerhart joins us to talk about Nebrasketball’s hot start, including the win this week over Seton Hall! Jon also has a story or two from his undergrad days and my son looks like he’s going to pee on his bed. So it was a wild and crazy night! Please take a minute to subscribe to the podcast on any of the players listed below. PodBean, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, and Stitcher. The Five Heart Podcast Twitter The Five Heart Podcast Facebook Page The Corn Nation Twitter The Corn Nation Facebook Page The Jittery Monkey Facebook Page The Jittery Monkey Twitter Brian Towle Greg Mehochko Hoss Reuter Patrick Gerhart The post Five Heart Podcast Episode 100!!! Bah Gawd! That’s a winner! appeared first on Jittery Monkey Podcasting Network » Five Heart Podcast. The post Five Heart Podcast Episode 100!!! Bah Gawd! That’s a winner! appeared first on Jittery Monkey Podcasting Network » Five Heart Podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this edition of WMS, in association with ALS, the lads look back at a hard fought victory at Shrewsbury Town with Sunderland AFC MD Tony Davison and club secretary Brett Baker. We also take in the FA Cu first round draw, the first time SAFC have entered the competition at this stage for 30 years. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Brett and I first met in junior high in Long Beach. We ran in similar circles and were always friendly with each other, but never really hung out. Come to fond out we both got into the culinary industry about the same time. I had a blast with this interview! I hope you all enjoy it too! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/intothefryer/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/intothefryer/support
Field employees like to complain about headquarters yet central offices do provide some essential support services. At the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the regulated power plants maintain direct contact with the agency's Headquarters Operations Center, a 24/7 operation. If it's not fully staffed, the strains start to show. For more, Brett Baker, the NRC's assistant inspector general for audits, joined Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
Todd Tramonte, Brett Baker, and Jason Simard, 3 top-producing agents, talk about how they use systems and technology to build successful real estate teams. They dive deep into different marketing techniques to drive traffic to different landing pages like Facebook, PPC, and other traditional marketing strategies. They also share the different systems and technologies they use to do better follow-up, convert more leads into sales, and get the great ROI from every channel. They answer many questions live, you don’t want to miss this!
Todd Tramonte, Brett Baker, and Jason Simard, 3 top-producing agents, talk about how they use systems and technology to build successful real estate teams. They dive deep into different marketing techniques to drive traffic to different landing pages like Facebook, PPC, and other traditional marketing strategies. They also share the different systems and technologies they use to do better follow-up, convert more leads into sales, and get the great ROI from every channel. They answer many questions live, you don’t want to miss this!
Todd Tramonte, Brett Baker, and Jason Simard, 3 top-producing agents, talk about how they use systems and technology to build successful real estate teams. They dive deep into different marketing techniques to drive traffic to different landing pages like Facebook, PPC, and other traditional marketing strategies. They also share the different systems and technologies they use to do better follow-up, convert more leads into sales, and get the great ROI from every channel. They answer many questions live, you don’t want to miss this!
Todd Tramonte, Brett Baker, and Jason Simard, 3 top-producing agents, talk about how they use systems and technology to build successful real estate teams. They dive deep into different marketing techniques to drive traffic to different landing pages like Facebook, PPC, and other traditional marketing strategies. They also share the different systems and technologies they use to do better follow-up, convert more leads into sales, and get the great ROI from every channel. They answer many questions live, you don’t want to miss this!
In this episode of Say Something Interesting Margot and Brett Baker break down highlights from week two of, WHO IS THIS MAN. Other topics include the importance of a greater understanding of Jesus's view of the disabled, William Shatner's kidney stones, islands in Estonia, and odd laws of Washington state.
The mission of The Parent Child Center of Tulsa is to prevent child abuse and neglect through education, treatment, and advocacy. Looking to sell your Tulsa area home? Get a free home value report Looking to buy a Tulsa area home? Click here to browse Tulsa homes for sale Today I’m excited to be joined by special guest Carey Baker. I had the opportunity to ask Carey some questions about her involvement with The Parent Child Center of Tulsa. Her and her husband, Brett Baker, are Co-chairs for Toyland Ball 2018. The Toyland Ball, held every January, is The Parent Child Center of Tulsa’s annual signature fundraising event. This black tie gala featuring a whimsical theme offers an elegant evening of dinner and dancing, with a live auction. I caught up with Carey at the Toyland Ball Stock the Bar Party where attendees bring a bottle of wine valued at $50 or more to be auctioned off at the Toyland Ball 2018 in January. In past years, the wine auctioned off at the event in January has raised between $8,000 and $10,000 for The Parent Child Center of Tulsa. That is just the money raised from auctioning the wine. There are other items that are auctioned off that raise even more money for the cause. For those of you who may not know, the mission of The Parent Child Center of Tulsa is to prevent child abuse and neglect through education, treatment, and advocacy. People who have been victims of abuse or neglect are given education and counseling so that they are able to end the cycle. Many people only know what they’ve been taught, so The Parent Child Center of Tulsa aims to reverse this. If you’re interested in attending, the Toyland Ball auction will take place on January 20th, 2018 at the Cox Business Center. For tickets, visit www.ParentChildCenter.org. You can also become a patron sponsor by donating $1,000 for two people. At the event, there will be raffles, an auction, and a live band. Also, all of the proceeds go directly to the counseling funds for The Parent Child Center of Tulsa. We hope you have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! If you have any other questions or would like more information, feel free to give me a call or send me an email. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
Listen as Priscilla McKinney returns for Part 2 on the No B******t Marketing Show!McKinney is president of LiTTLE Bird Marketing, a boutique marketing firm based in Joplin, Missouri specializing in delivering premier graphics and creative ideas to clients.In Episode 178, McKinney shares a few of her mentors, but most importantly Brett Baker, the owner of TrustPoint Management Group. Brett taught her the Sandler system which Priscilla tells to be a life changer and C.T.O.B.T. (Couldn't the Opposite be True?) can truly benefit us all.Priscilla also explains the importance behind identifying the Ideal Client Persona, which is necessary to begin marketing and you can use this resource accessible here!Are you using Audible yet? If not, you can get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/NoBS. Try a book like How to Win at the Sport of Business: If I Can Do It, You Can Do It by Mark Cuban. You can download it for free today. Go to Audibletrial.com/NoBS.
Brett Baker is a father, tv producer, speech coach and hot wings superfan and ranker of the hit series First We Feast Hot Ones. https://twitter.com/brettsbaker Hot Ones episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZxpNXfj5No8 Reaction to Russell Brand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvnxPMK-KAI In this episode you will learn: How to pitch a story idea to the media Techniques to improve your presentations What is Brett’s favorite hot sauce The reason why social media is so special
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Tri-Cities real estate agent Brett Baker is going to share how he is getting huge results from his Facebook Marketing. One $68 FB ad resulted in 4 listings taken & 4 buyers under contract. Here are a few things we are going to cover What ads he is posting What target audiences he uses What tools he is using to simplify the process What landing pages he is using Tips and tricks he uses to get higher engagement His follow up process to get higher conversions Much more!!! Be ready to take notes and learn a lot.
Tri-Cities real estate agent Brett Baker is going to share how he is getting huge results from his Facebook Marketing. One $68 FB ad resulted in 4 listings taken & 4 buyers under contract. Here are a few things we are going to cover What ads he is posting What target audiences he uses What tools he is using to simplify the process What landing pages he is using Tips and tricks he uses to get higher engagement His follow up process to get higher conversions Much more!!! Be ready to take notes and learn a lot.
Tri-Cities real estate agent Brett Baker is going to share how he is getting huge results from his Facebook Marketing. One $68 FB ad resulted in 4 listings taken & 4 buyers under contract. Here are a few things we are going to cover What ads he is posting What target audiences he uses What tools he is using to simplify the process What landing pages he is using Tips and tricks he uses to get higher engagement His follow up process to get higher conversions Much more!!! Be ready to take notes and learn a lot.
Tri-Cities real estate agent Brett Baker is going to share how he is getting huge results from his Facebook Marketing. One $68 FB ad resulted in 4 listings taken & 4 buyers under contract. Here are a few things we are going to cover What ads he is posting What target audiences he uses What tools he is using to simplify the process What landing pages he is using Tips and tricks he uses to get higher engagement His follow up process to get higher conversions Much more!!! Be ready to take notes and learn a lot.
Join Priscilla McKinney, Momma Bird at Little Bird Marketing as she talks with Brett Baker of Trustpoint Management. As her sales coach, he has brought infinite wisdom and deep personal growth at a critical time in her entrepreneurial journey. They talk about bringing your sales process in alignment with your values and how to respect yourself and others when faced with other personalities and methods for making decisions. They discuss the worst podcast episode ever http://www.thisamericanlife.org/radio-archives/episode/513/129-cars in which the traditional sales management approach literally makes your skin crawl. Brett's Sandler training is imperative to understanding why sales people chase their own tails and how you can cut through the bull and actually have real conversations you can count as a pipeline. They also discuss voicemail jail and email jail and why people insist on engaging in behaviors that don't help them meet their goals. If you are looking for solid, traditional, old-school sales training you should definitely steer clear of Brett Baker at Trustpoint Management. His fresh approach is welcome at Little Bird Marketing. His website is http://www.trustpoint.sandler.com/ and check him out on LinkedIn here https://www.linkedin.com/in/brettbaker66. Original theme music by Chris Stewart. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Priscilla McKinney, Momma Bird here at Little Bird Marketing as she talks with Dan Leadbetter in a follow up conversation about creating New Year’s resolutions in the workplace and aligning them with your business values. She gets practical and talks about how and why to make SMART goals which are S for specific, M for measurable, A for assignable, R for realistic and T for time-driven. In a fast-paced work environment, she talks about stepping back and asking yourself what is meaningful to you this year. She again pontificates on her love for her business coach of Trustpoint Management and Sandler fame, Brett Baker. She elaborates on why this type of goal setting is the basis for a disciplined culture and how it contributes to creating a real space for creativity and excellence. She shares her thoughts about the importance of creating a WISH LIST each year and how writing down goals are really the only way to provide a benchmark for your company's growth. Did we mention she gives away a freebie in this episode? Well, freebie #2 from this podcast. Just email her and she'll send a beautiful powerpoint presentation ready to go for you to create your goals in a visually appealing way. She is convinced if it looks nice, you'll be more apt to do it! Finally, she ends with asking you "What gets in the way?" Help clear your mind and accomplish your goals in 2015! Original theme music by Chris Stewart. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join Priscilla McKinney, Momma Bird here at Little Bird Marketing as she talks with Dan Leadbetter about creating New Year’s resolutions in the workplace and aligning them with your business values. In a fast-paced work environment, she talks about stepping back and asking yourself what is meaningful to you this year. She also gives insight about simplifying life — at work and home — by using energy towards the things that truly matter. She discusses her company’s process of setting SMART goals and shares tips given to her by business coach Brett Baker, of Trustpoint. Most importantly, she shares her New Year’s resolutions with us and how she plans to accomplish them. Original theme music by Chris Stewart. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Episode 57: Irish It Was June Already - featuring Brett Baker of Creepy Hollow Haunted House, and music by The Rocketz. PLUS: The Marketing Morgue with Dick Terhune, Theater of the Mind with Revenant, Shocktails with Johnny Thunder, The Prop Shop with Denhaunt, Terror Turnpike with Eric Vysther, and Mad Props For Props. Enjoy the show and Stay Scary! Full show notes and feature links on our website. Support Hauntcast on Patreon for more episodes and exclusive content!
We first did it in December 2017. It was episode 14. Enough time has passed that we decided we should do it again. It's the Hot Ones challenge with the Hot Ones power ranker himself, Brett Baker. In this episode, we ate some hot wings. Some were hot. Some were really hot. Some were stupid hot. We also talked about our career experiences. We talked about our overconfidences. We ate bread. We drank milk. But mostly we just tried to survive with the help of White Elm's Apricot Saison and Miller High Life. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.
Hot sauces. Beer. Time to test the intestinal fortitude. Oh yeah, and it's #7Every7! In this episode, we welcome in Brett Baker of Hot Ones fame. He tried to kill us with some chicken wings. We also discussed Christmas boobs, terminal ill patients who aren't actually going to die, and what the best way to pee is. But mostly, we just tried to survive the Hot Ones torture. All while enjoying the Green Flash West Coast IPA.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.
Episode 53. The beer: not great. The jerky: incredible. The podcast: Better than average. Brett Baker is here. He vowed to not kill us this time. It was very charitable of him. In this episode, we dug in to the world of television news. And minor league baseball. We talked about Connor's career trajectory and how it has affected his personal life. Kids in Florida can't get grades lower than 50%, even if they don't do an assignment at all. The Office. Breakfast Club. Manifest. Soccer. And beers from Kinkaider, Infusion, and Lucky Bucket.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/three-beers-later/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.
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