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Eric Jorgenson is the author of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, which collects and curates Naval's wisdom from Twitter, Podcasts, and Essays over the past decade. He is also the founder of the Leverage Course, which was created to help people learn how to accomplish superhuman feats by playing a different game — building leverage. On this episode, Chris and Eric discuss the process for writing the book and the impact that Naval has had on Eric's life. They also go in-depth on creating online courses, including the things that did and didn't work. They finish with a great discussion on creating leverage in a world that could evolve into one where more people operate anonymously online. Enjoy! Follow Chris on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/FortWorthChris Learn more about Chris Powers and Fort Capital: www.FortCapitalLP.com Follow Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/chrispowersjr/ Watch this Episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/PgVUf0pEjeY (02:37) - Eric's Background and Bareer (03:42) - Eric's Daily “If you could complete one thing today, what would it be?” Tweets (05:59) - Monthly Goal Setting (08:23) - The Almanac of Naval Ravikant Poor Charlie's Almanack (14:21) - What's a 1-0 Quality filter? (15:22) - How did you decide on the final buckets of the book? (17:20) - Did you have a playbook to rely on for writing this? (18:15) - When do you know you're done? (20:10) - Did Naval pre-screen and approve the final copy? (21:02) - How did you get Tim Ferriss to write the Forward? (22:22) - How did Naval become Naval? Naval with Shane Parrish Naval with Tim Ferriss Naval with Joe Rogan Naval's thread on how to get rich without getting lucky (25:42) - How did you get interested in these figures like Naval and Charlie Munger? The Munger Recommended Reading List (27:20) - If you asked Naval and Charlie “What is going on in the world?” What would they say? (31:08) - If you were to do a second book, what would you do differently? (34:31) - How do you know if the book is successful right now? (36:04) - What do you mean by “Everybody knows what to do with a book”? (37:57) - Did your course, Leverage, spin from what you learned from writing the book? (39:48) - Eric's Partner Justin Mikolay  (42:06) - What was something that wasn't obvious to you that Justin pointed out to make the course great? (44:16) - How do you know what to teach and how to avoid writer's block when creating the course? (48:06) - What happens at the end of the course? (50:43) - What is an Aspirational Hourly Rate? (54:30) - What are self-imposed obstacles and what is a study group? (57:41) - How do you think about Leverage if we're headed to an anonymous online world? (1:10:54) - What is one thing you believe that most people do not? (1:11:26) - Do you have a morning routine? (1:11:48) - What's the Best Book You've Read The Systems Bible by John Gall (1:12:50) - How can people find you? www.navalmanack.com Jorgenson's Soundbox Eric on Twitter www.EJorgenson.com The FORT is produced by Straight Up Podcasts

Episode 13 of Sharing Secrets is an interview with Charlie Lee, the creator of Litecoin. Tor asks Charlie: What secrets has he learned as the creator of one of the most successful cryptocurrencies in the world? What has he timed well - or timed poorly? How is Litecoin implementing privacy, and why was that decision made? Why is privacy important for users and for fungibility? Why does he think we’re about to see a massive surge in cryptocurrency adoption? And crucially, what will make it be sustainable? Charlie on Twitter: https://twitter.com/satoshilite Litecoin on Twitter: https://twitter.com/litecoin Coindesk interview on Litecoin privacy: https://www.coindesk.com/litecoin-privacy-charlie-lee --- Sharing Secrets - a new series from the Secret Foundation - explores the biggest secrets of the blockchain and cryptocurrency space. Featuring everything from interviews, to monologues, to special guests, to technical explainers, to surprises, and beyond. The Secret Foundation is a key organization in the Secret Network ecosystem. It is dedicated to building, researching, and scaling adoption of open-source, privacy-centric technologies and networks. Its guiding values are Usability, Sustainability, Impact, and Empowerment. Secret Network is the first blockchain to allow privacy-preserving smart contracts. That means applications built on Secret can utilize encrypted data without revealing it to anyone, even the nodes in the network. Using groundbreaking privacy technologies (such as trusted execution environments), Secret Network allows developers to build new types of powerful, permissionless, privacy-preserving applications - Secret Apps. Join our communities and help us build! Homepage: https://scrt.network​ Official Chat: https://chat.scrt.network​ Community Telegram: https://t.me/scrtcommunity​ Official Twitter: https://twitter.com/secretnetwork

Does your dog compulsively chase little animals (and leaves blowing in the wind)? Perhaps your dog is frightened of traffic and is a nightmare to walk down the street? Well, what if you heard a story about a dog mom (and member of my Brilliant Partners Academy) whose dog had both issues? That’s right, this stressed dog mom was struggling with a rescue dog named Charlie who became very reactive around trucks, cars, bikes and pretty much anything with wheels. He also had an insane compulsion to chase things that moved and as a result, completely turned the family upside down. In this episode of Enlightened By Dogs, you’ll hear the full story about this dog mom, Sue Mimm, and her beloved rescue dog, a Border Collie/Springer Spaniel cross named Charlie. You’ll also discover what tips and tactics helped Sue and Charlie turn their life around and become brilliant partners. This is the first of a series of case studies Kathy is sharing on the podcast about dog moms who have struggled with their dog’s behavior and how they turned things around with help from the Brilliant Partners Academy, so make sure you subscribe and keep coming back each week to hear real-life stories from incredible and inspirational dog moms! In this episode: How Sue met and rescued Charlie Charlie’s main issues with traffic and chasing moving animals (and objects) The breaking point experience that almost led to Sue giving up on Charlie What made Sue promise to keep Charlie and give him a loving home How the Brilliant Partners Academy helped change Sue and Charlie’s life forever Quotes: “We literally go anywhere and everywhere together. He's my sidekick.” “I would practice staying present with my dogs and being fully connected.” “I was on the kitchen floor and he came over to me and put his head in my chest as if he was saying, I’m sorry.” “It moved from a transactional relationship to one based on heart connection, mutual understanding, trust and cooperation.” Want More of Kathy? Brilliant Partners Academy Dancing Hearts Dog Academy Website Facebook Community To read the blog post on this topic and to explore other episodes, click here.

What is the Republican election strategy? And is it working? This week on “The Argument,” the journalist Charlie Sykes joins Michelle and Frank to debate whether or not Trump has made a strong enough case for his re-election during the Republican convention and if his fierce message will translate to undecided voters.Then, they turn to a question facing many Biden conservatives, like Charlie: What is the future of the party?Plus, Charlie suggests a page-turner that will make time disappear.For background reading on this episode, visit nytimes.com/theargument.

  Charlie: What do you do when your world comes off its hinges? It’s a lesson we’ve all had to grapple with when stay at home became the norm. Even as we return and get moving again, finding our footing… The post How to Establish an Ayurvedic Routine appeared first on Tulsa Spine and Rehab.

Welcome to a new quarantine project brought to you by the RealzTenisFanz Podcast! We are excited to have the lovely Deb (@shackle52) that most of you already know from twitter to join Realz (@realztenisfanz) and Janina (@jlr78) as we break down the Harry Potter series while Andreen is locked up in Azkaban for not sharing our love of this magical world! We will be taking a literary dive into all 7 Harry Potter books in chronological order. We hope you will be an active part of this series. We welcome as always suggestions, comments, criticism, praise, questions and nuanced insights. Be warned that there might be some cuss words but we will strive to never go beyond PG-13 rating.  In this episode we, “conclude” Book 1: Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone/Philosopher's Stone. We  get to the People and the Plot of the opening book. We deliberate on the “Trinity”: Harry, Hermione and Ron. We begin to ask the question as to whether Hermione is the real hero of the group. How does one function in a magical world with the power of magic at your fingertip? Why does Ron have an old wand, a hand-me-down from his brother Charlie? What of the Weasleys and their status in the magical world? Bullying in the magical world? Did we all hate Professor Snape from the start? What of the ending? What stood out for us? The answer to last episode’s trivia is given. The trivia for this episode is: In an effort to secure the Sorcerer/Philosopher’s stone, the Hogwart’s teachers set various obstacles in connecting chambers underneath the school. Professor Snape’s effort saw him placing various portions in a row with clues to decipher their order so that one can either get through to the final chamber, leave safely, be stuck in the chamber or succumb to a poisonous death, depending on the bottle one chooses. You should find the information in the book on pages 228-229 or in Chapter 16 of Book. Read through the instructions and arrange them from Left to Right. Your responses on be on Twitter (DM, tweet) or in the comment section. Each of us host, will also have to work it out. As promised here are a series of questions we hope to answer and consider through our journey of the Harry Potter Book Series. No one asks Superman why the Holocaust happened on his watched? (Side note, the original inventors were Jewish men) yet Black Panther had to reconcile slavery and that was an overarching theme within it, Africa v the African Diaspora...Real world history becomes an issue when the fantasy world is rooted in the real world.  Therefore,  1) Does fantasy world have to deal with real world history?  2) How do you think fantasy world can deal with real world history?3) Is it too complex for fantasy to deal with especially if it is children lit?  4) Why do fantasies always replicate many of the isms of the real world? For example, men are often the stronger character. Women as secondary characters.  White characters take the lead. Characters of colour are often cast in subordinate roles. Able-ism Queer and oddities portrayals. Capitalism wins out even in fantasies. Class issues. Ageism 5) Is this marketing, propaganda or just writing what they know?  6) Is it that fantasies are mere continuation of real world events to maintain status quo if they are saying magic has to fight epic battles for one or the few?  7) Is this escapism?  8) Magic as a solution for anything or something?       Music by: Ancient Trials by VGM Mark H | https://soundcloud.com/user-656562764Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.comCreative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unportedhttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/deed.en_US

In this week's episode, John Thayer sits down with South Dakota socccer coach Michael Thomas, football player Jake Matthew and Coordinator of Spirit Teams and Programming Brooke Poppe.MICHAEL THOMAS - We talk about this year's team and the current three game win streak. He came from California for the USD job but has roots nearby. We also learn why soccer is so important to his life and why he decided to be a coach.JAKE MATTHEW - The Coyote defense played very well at Northern Colorado. Jake talks about getting a win and how important it was for the locker room to get a win. Jake hasn't played much on the defense until this year, why did he stick with it and keep clawing for his opportunity? Also, does he miss an old high school tradition?BROOKE POPPE - The Coyote Spirit Teams are always at events and supporting Coyote Athletics. Do you have to be a cheerleader to be Charlie? What's the selection process for spirit teams? The spirit teams spend time watching film, strength and conditioning and a lot of time at events, but there are no scholarships currently available to the program

Welcome to the Enlightened by Dogs podcast hosted by Kathy Kawalec. This dog podcast is all about the human-dog connection and partnership we share with our dogs. In this episode, Kathy has a very special guest, Sue who is a dog behaviorist. When Sue adopted Charlie, a rescue dog, and saw his behavior issues, she realized she needed to have more information about dogs. Training and behavior meet heart and soul.   Listen to find out more on Sue and Charlie’s inspirational and educational journey. Find out: Behaviors that Charlie demonstrated which caused Sue alarm Sue describes Jekyll and Hyde Learning triggers What helped Charlie overcome his fears and negative behaviors Function differences between being in class and then outside class/home Trials with tips, strategies, and products The event Sue calls the turning point with Charlie What now? Sue describes feeling frustrated and struggling with the disharmony between Charlie’s behavior and her family What immediately halted Sue’s desire to give up and return Charlie to the rescue center The mind-shift and actions that helped both Sue and Charlie achieve progress And gave them a deep resounding connection   “I was asking him to do my bidding instead of listening to what he needed.” “I became a better listener” “The family including our dogs went on a mega-adventure and the dogs were amazing.” “I didn’t train him not to chase sheep.” “We learned together. He learned to trust me.” “Clarity chart was key. What became important was for me to focus on him and not the distraction.” Register for Kathy’s Free Partnership Workshop. Transform Your Rocky Relationship with Your Dog into A Brilliant Partnership http://dancinghearts.link/bpaworkshop   Brilliant Partners Academy Enlightened by Dogs Website Facebook Community

In today’s episode, Fredrik, Ivan and Charlie interview a Hostage and Crisis Negotiator, turned communications coach and businesswoman, Nicki Perfect. Yes, she is Ms Perfect. She has a wide amount of knowledge to share on how to deal with life and with the people around you. Learn about the 4 different types of Listening. Nicki shares her business tips for the younger generation, especially when they are still starting out. She also gives some important advice you can use and instantly apply in your daily lives. So, Tune In! KEY TAKEAWAYS Four types of LISTENING: Solution listening. This is when you are listening to the person and automatically gives a solution when you hear something that sounds like a problem that can be resolved. Attentive listening. This is a good trait. You just attentively listen to the one talking. Competitive listening. This is when you are listening to the person and you respond automatically as if you are in competition with the person. Your response will always be greater than the one talking. Combative listening. You will always find a way to bring the conversation in your favour. Business Tips especially for young beginners: You have to find out about money. Learn about money and how you can use the money for your own advantage. Learn how you can use the money to work for you. Think about other people’s perspective. But remember that it is their perspective. It does not mean that they are always correct. There will be a lot of people that will tell you not to do something. You have to choose your own group. Surround yourself with people that you want to follow. It creates an aura of positivity and you will be more encouraged to pursue the business that you have in mind. Invest in property. You have to have multiple income streams. Having one income stream is risky. Charlie: Do you like investing in yourself? Nicki: All the time. I’ve personally invested in myself and started to learn more and more. Charlie: What does Invest in you, mean to you? Nicki: That means that you take your experiences. Good or bad. And you take your life lessons with them and you use for your next steps. And you share with all the people. Teaser messages: It is not all about you. It’s understanding that your life is all about you and what you believe to be true Live in the moment. Live in the now. It is easier said than done. We all have our story. And we are all facing our own challenges. It is okay to share that story and help others learn from it. BEST MOMENTS “I realized that world is the people you meet every day, interaction everyday. How you can change their lives?” “Listen without judgment.” “Everyday is a school day. Keep learning, keep growing all the time.” VALUABLE RESOURCES thecommunicatingcoach.co.uk Book: Routine = Results by Rob Moore ABOUT THE HOST Serial entrepreneurs Fredrik, Charlie and Ivan Sandvall love sharing ideas and interviewing world-class entrepreneurs and influences. Invest In You is about investments, entrepreneurs, personal development and doing fun things. They hope to ensure you to take action, helping others and yourself, plus enjoying the journey we call life.   CONTACT METHOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/investincrowd/ Crowdfunding platform - https://investincrowd.envestry.com/deals Your Property Puzzle Limited - https://investincrowd.envestry.com/deals/1922 ABOUT THE GUEST Nicky retired from the Metropolitan Police in January 2018. After 30 years. For over a decade, she was a Hostage and Crisis Negotiator, becoming the lead for UK Hostage and Crisis Negotiation training and travelling the world teaching these and communication skills to police officers and military personnel. She was also deployed internationally working with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office helping those who had been kidnapped or caught up in terrorist incidents. She now has 4 businesses of her own, including coaching others in communication and behaviour change. CONTACT GUEST Nicky can be found at www.thecommunicationcoach.co.uk or on Twitter and Facebook @Nickycommscoach

Sue is a dog behaviorist with a story to tell! When she first took Charlie home, he was shy and playful. Out of nowhere he became fearful of almost everything. Conversely, he also chased animals of all sizes!! He was like Jekyll and Hyde! He was the star of his training classes, but in the outside world? He was a completely different story.   In This Episode Charlie’s unexpected fearful side Trying everything and getting nowhere Charlie finds a farm and sheep - and life falls apart The recommitment to Charlie What do I want, what does Charlie want? The factors that resulted in a happy, well behaved Charlie   “Charlie was going to be part of our family and do everything with us” “He was a working dog, and he needed a job” “Yes, you’re stressed, How can I help you now?” “We had to start having fun again” “I didn’t train him to stop chasing animals, he stopped because we have a partnership” “I am your loving partner, how can we work through this together?” “Just because we can, doesn’t mean we should”   Register for Kathy’s free Brilliant Partners Workshop!   Dog Behaviour Breakthrough: A Relationship Revolution http://dancinghearts.link/bpaworkshop

Fredrik and Charlie interview owner of Digital Marketing Agency, Brandlective Communications and creator of The Content Waterfall process & The Gamechanger Method, Stacey Kehoe. In today’s episode, discover how to dominate your brand, grow your social media and avoid the common mistakes businesses make when attempting to grow their digital marketing. With the experience of helping over 500 businesses, Stacey answers some killer marketing questions that will help you to build a brand, gain clarity and understand your value proposition. KEY TAKEAWAYS Charlie: Do you have any tips for building a good brand? Stacey: The first thing is deciding how you wish to be perceived, you have to offer some form of value in order to be indexed on google and understanding your value proposition and the story you want to tell to dictate the way you share your content. Charlie: What do you think is the difference in social media, when comparing different generations? Stacey: Every generation has different ways that they consume information, it’s more the millennial generation that favour Facebook and Instagram. However social media is consumed differently by different generations, there’s not one platform that’s used my one specific generation it’s a spread among multiple that simply follows trends. It’s important to have a presence across lots of platforms because you don’t know how trends or algorithms will change. Charlie: What are the most common mistakes businesses you work with make? Stacey: Usually lack of direction, businesses don't necessarily know why they want to grow their online presence. You need to understand why you want to grow and tighten up your niche to attract an audience. BEST MOMENTS “If you try to attract everybody to your business, you’ll end up attracting none. You need to become the natural choice for a specific niche.” “Marketing is not sales and sales is not marketing, but they feed each other” “Diversify your online presence and own a website” VALUABLE RESOURCES https://investincrowd.envestry.com/deals How to style your brand - Book ABOUT THE HOST Serial entrepreneurs Fredrik, Charlie and Ivan Sandvall love sharing ideas and interviewing world-class entrepreneurs and influences. Invest In You is about investments, entrepreneurs, personal development and doing fun things. They hope to ensure you to take action, helping others and yourself, plus enjoying the journey we call life.   CONTACT METHOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/investincrowd/ Crowdfunding platform - https://investincrowd.envestry.com/deals Your Property Puzzle Limited - https://investincrowd.envestry.com/deals/1922 ABOUT THE GUEST I’m Stacey Kehoe, the owner of Digital Marketing Agency, Brandlective Communications. I’m the creator of The Content Waterfall process AND The Gamechanger Method.  Which is a 6 step digital marketing strategy which helps small to medium size businesses to craft a marketing campaign that actually works! I host a podcast called: The Vault with Stacey Kehoe and I’m currently writing my first book which will help small businesses create their own digital marketing strategies. CONTACT GUEST Stacey Kehoe http://www.staceykehoe.com/452-2/ https://twitter.com/StaceyKehoeUK https://www.linkedin.com/in/stacey-kehoe-b8b25319/ Brandlective Communications - Digital Marketing Agency http://www.brandlective.com https://www.facebook.com/brandlective https://twitter.com/brandlective https://www.youtube.com/user/Brandlective https://www.instagram.com/brandlective/     The Vault - Membership Community & Podcast http://www.thevault.global https://twitter.com/TheVaultSays https://www.instagram.com/TheVaultSays/ https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-vault-with-stacey-kehoe/id1429928744

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In this podcast extra episode we present our full length interview with test pilot, astronaut and lunar module pilot on Apollo 16, General Charlie Duke. Drawing on this unique set of experiences, we asked Charlie: What surprised you or what weren't you expecting to see on the moon? How did having a rover change the way you could explore the moon? How much fun was the lunar rover? Which was most exciting, being capcom on the 1st moon landing or walking on the moon on Apollo 16? Is the proposed 2032 launch window for a human Mars mission achievable? Did you see any colour other than grey on the moon? Are there any features on Earth you can see from the moon? Were you able to see any star fields during the Apollo 16 mission? Then we turned the interview over to listeners' questions: @BrewsterNorth asked, what do you think of the commercial plans for lunar exploration? Gavin Price (@pillarscreatio) asked, how important is the moon as a staging post for Mars? David Blanchflower (@Davidbflower) asked, would you return to the moon now? @Openmind asked, did your attitude towards humanity and our planet change for having gone to the moon? And the now regular Cornwell Question (from @samcornwell): What's the most expensive thing you've ever broken?

Ben and Wade finally find the centre of the maze in THE BICAMERAL MIND, Episode 10 of Season 1 in HBO’s TV series, WESTWORLD. In particular, we chat about: Does Dr Ford’s plan make sense? The feeling of satisfaction, and letdown, when predictions come true. Jimmy Simpson’s mole. Is Charlotte actually Arnold’s son, Charlie? What … The post Ep 10, Season 1 – THE BICAMERAL MIND – Westworld with Ben and Wade appeared first on ben phelps.

We were joined by Saskatoon City Councillor and Mayoral candidate Charlie Clark to learn things like: is his name really Charlie? What did he want to be when he was 5 years old? And why does he want to be Mayor of Saskatoon?