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Welcome back to this masterclass edition of the Business Infrastructure podcast! In the last episode, you heard the story of Albert Andoh, the optimistic child entrepreneur of an emerging tech startup. He met a consultant who introduced him to the Business Design Blueprint as a way of proving organizational capability, capacity, and scalability to investors. Now you can learn how they did it. * The Business Design Blueprint is the second element in building business infrastructure. It takes the departments and roles identified in the Business Parts Analysis and spatially arranges them according to your chain of command. It's also like a vision board for your business that allows you to measure and track your success in achieving team expansion goals.   * In this episode, host Alicia Butler Pierre gives a guided tour on the Business Design Blueprint – what it is, how to make one for your company, and why it differs from a traditional organizational chart. If you apply the lessons, then you'll walk away with a visual illustration of your company's growth goals as well as a clear promotional path for each role. If there's any business infrastructure tool that shows how you plan to grow your company, it's this one! Listen now!  

Sam and Derek take it back to basics with a special episode on the incredible math of compounding interest. They'll show you how anyone can passively become a millionaire with a little disciplined investing and time. This is an evergreen topic that has proven itself for decades and should apply to anyone for the foreseeable future. Make sure to share this one with family and friends who are new to investing or have yet to start!  Listen to ILAB 213 on iTunes here or subscribe on your favorite podcast app. Where we are: Johnny FD – Ukraine / IG @johnnyfdj Sam Marks – United States / IG @imsammarks Derek Spartz – Venice Beach / IG @DerekRadio Sponsor:  IndeedReceive a $75 credit for a sponsored job post when you visit Indeed.com/ILAB Support Invest Like a Boss: Join our Patreon Discussed: The Power of Compounding Interest ILAB Article:  Compounding Interest Calculator:  Updated for 2022 "Get Started Here" Page for Invest Like a Boss:    Like these investments? Try them with these special ILAB links: ArtofFX – Start with just a $10,000 account (reduced from $25,000) Fundrise – Start with only $1,000 into their REIT funds (non-accredited investors OK) *Johnny and Sam use all of the above services personally. Time Stamp: 06:32 – Quick background on Johnny Sam and Derek 11:05 – Establishing the actual financial dream 12:08 – Warren Buffett investment advice 14:08 – Albert Einstein compound interest quote 15:12 – What is Compounding Interest? 16:25 – Models of Compounding Interest 21:27 – Derek's problem with Sam's Chart 24:30 – The solution to the problem 31:23 – Johnny's advice and tricks 39:50 – Index funds If you enjoyed this episode, do us a favor and share it! Also if you haven't already, please take a minute to leave us a 5-star review on iTunes and claim your bonus here!  Copyright 2021. All rights reserved. Read our disclaimer here.

Hopefully, if you are working, you are getting paid.  However, the paycheck may be the ends which may not be justified by the means… In this episode we talk about how your paycheck can prevent you from enjoying the career and life you deserve.  In this episode:   3:30 Working for a paycheck   8:00 Recalibrate Your finances   12:00 Move on and love your job   14:00 Chart your own path   Show Sponsor, EH3 Coffee, Licensed To Live   Go to https://www.doctorjarretfree.com/affirmations-ebookto get your own free 30 day affirmations book.

Bankaktien hatten zum Start der Berichtssaison am Freitag an der Wall Street zu kämpfen. JP Morgan senkte die Prognose wegen Gegenwind und der Lohninflation. Wie ernst ist die Lage derzeit? „Die Banken werden eindeutig etwas Gegenwind bekommen. Das Problem der Lohninflation und die Erhöhung der Zinssätze werden die Banken belasten. Und wir haben täglich eine Million Menschen, die das Virus bekommen. Wir sehen nicht wirklich das Licht am Ende des Tunnels“, sagt Peter Tuchman (Einstein of Wall Street). Salah-Eddine Bouhmidi (Head of Markets IG) spricht im „Chart der Woche“ über die Societe Generale. Die zwei Experten diskutieren mit Manuel Koch auch über die aktuelle Marktsituation. Mehr Infos auf https://www.ig.com

What comes to mind when you think of an organizational chart? Do you have one for your small business? After listening to this episode, you'll understand just how powerful this tool is. * An organizational chart visually communicates more than just your company's chain of command, but also its maturity and growth opportunities. For these reasons, at Equilibria, we refer to it as a Business Design Blueprint. It represents one of the seven elements of the Kasennu framework for business infrastructure.  * This episode features the story of Albert Andoh, the bright-eyed and ambitious founder of an emerging tech startup. His software company's popularity is beginning to expand beyond its local market. Most people have no idea he's a teenager, that is until he speaks publicly at a conference. The extra attention means more business but can also expose his vulnerabilities as a leader. A consultant introduces him to the Business Design Blueprint as a way of proving capacity, capability, and scalability to investors. *

Release BurnDown Chart Nach dem Sprint BurnDown Chart geht es heute eine Stufe weiter zum Release BurnDown Chart. Das ist eindeutig Janina Wohlerts Folge, daher kann sich Henry getrost zurücklehnen. Also heute gibt es etwas mehr technisches Wissen, auch zu Metriken. Diese Folge hilft Dir dabei Dein Projekt etwas planbarer und vorhersagbarer zu machen. Diese... The post Folge 089 Release BurnDown Chart appeared first on Znipcast - für gute Zusammenarbeit | Agilität, Scrum, KanBan, Psychologie, Teamentwicklung und NLP | Podcast der Znip Academy.

Andy easily escapes an escape room of the mind in time for Oxventure D&D episode Chart of Darkness Part 2, originally streamed in January 2021.  Tickets to the Oxventure live shows at EGX Birmingham (4-6 March 2022) are available now at official site egx.net. To watch all the original Oxventure Dungeons & Dragons videos, visit us on YouTube at youtube.com/outsidexbox and youtube.com/outsidextra.  With thanks to Johnny Chiodini, Oxventure Dungeon Master and Literally Everyone Else in the World. 

Excited? Geez do you think? I am over the moon stoked to share my conversation with Mark Hunter from Chimaira. Mark started Chimaira in 1998.The band has sold over a million albums worldwide and have debuted on the Billboard 200 Chart six times. 2013's Crown of Phantoms debuted at number 54 selling over 7,400 copies in its first week of release. Despite his massive success Mark has to be one of the most genuine, introspective, laid back, and just a blast to talk to people I have ever had the privilege of speaking to. Do yourself a favor and check him out on Twitch and Twitter at the links below!  Mark's Twitter click HERE Mark on Twitch click HERE Follow the show on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/AAPwithTravisCrutcher To schedule a complimentary coaching session please visit: TravisCrutcher.com To get your fitness on with Jess visit: Teamhopelifters.com Check out Rise Nutrition at: www.teamrobinson.goherbalife.com Www.Facebook.com/risenutritionclub Www.Instagram.com/risenutritionclub Check out Stephanie at: www.courageouslivingtoday.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/above-average/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/above-average/support

Leading the Customer Experience: How to Chart a Course and Deliver Outstanding Results by Brad Cleveland About the Book: Many organizations and leaders struggle to respond effectively to fast-evolving customer expectations driven by innovations in products, services, and technologies such as AI and mobile. Failing to build the necessary strategy, culture, and processes, they suffer from high costs, dissatisfied customers, and brand damage. The mandate to get customer experience right is real and urgent. Leading the Customer Experience is a guide to shaping experiences that win loyalty and deliver outstanding business results. It provides a bold, step-by-step approach that will get you and your team pointed in the right direction. And equipped to make sound decisions along the way. Leading the Customer Experience is easy to understand and imminently practical. It is based on the author's extensive experience both as a founding partner of one of the world's most influential customer management organizations, and his work with B2B and B2C organizations in the private and public sectors. The author's down-to-earth explanations cut through jargon and clutter, while stories and examples bring important principles to life. Leading the Customer Experience is relatable to anyone leading, managing, or aspiring to better understand the customer experience. About the Author: Brad Cleveland is known globally as one of today's foremost experts in customer strategy and management. A sought-after consultant and speaker, he has worked in 45 of the 50 U.S. states and over 60 countries, and his clients have included many of today's service leaders like Apple, American Express, and AT&T (and those are just some of the A's on his client list). He's also advised governments in the United States, Australia, and Canada. Brad's books and articles have been translated into over a dozen languages, and he is an instructor for LinkedIn Learning with featured courses on customer strategy and management, customer service leadership, and customer experience leadership. He has appeared in The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, Inc. Magazine, Forbes, U.S. News and World Report, CNN Money, the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Financial Times, and the New York Times, as well as on major television networks (PBS, CNBC, Fox, MSNBC, and others), and NPR's All Things Considered. Brad was a founding partner and former CEO of the International Customer Management Institute (ICMI) now part of London-based Informa plc. And interesting facts – he is a licensed pilot, he once flew on the Concorde from London to New York, and he read the draft version of this book out loud to his wife and daughter for 10 hours straight while on a road trip! Click here for this episode's website page with the links mentioned during the interview... https://www.salesartillery.com/marketing-book-podcast/leading-customer-experience-brad-cleveland

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This month's  Official Folk Albums Chart Show from Folk on Foot features an interview with Robert Macfarlane and Julie Fowlis about the emotional creative process behind the second Spell Songs album. There's also music from Celtic Woman, Treetop Flyers, Kathryn Williams and Carol Ann Duffy, The Levellers and Richard Dawson and Circle. Plus a beautiful Wexford carol from Catriona O'Leary and friends. --- Access over 150 performances from dozens of artists, by signing up to Folk On Foot On Film: https://www.folkonfoot.com/watch We rely entirely on support from our listeners to make Folk on Foot. So please consider becoming a patron. You'll make a small monthly contribution and get great rewards. Find out more at www.patreon.com/folkonfoot. Sign up for our newsletter at www.folkonfoot.com Follow us on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram: @folkonfoot

00:00.00 Max Shank Welcome back folks to Monday mornings with max and mike hope you are kicking your week off the right way I'm excited to have you here I'm excited to have my buddy mike here with me today. We're gonna talk about something which I think is a pretty cool thought experiment which. Will lead to your greater action. It's what would you do with a billion dollars and 1 of the things that's useful about this is that it gets you to think about mission instead of business it lets you think a little bit bigger and then. Ideally, what you'll do is once you have a clear set up for how you're going to use that billion. You redo the thought experiment on a new sheet of paper with what would you do with 1 million. What would you do with 1 hundred thousand. And you work your way down into what the core importance overall is and then what the core important thing for you to work on right now is so thank you for joining me mike what's up. 01:07.55 mikebledsoe Yo? Yeah, ah this is a fun is a fun thought experiment. It reminds me of a similar thought experiments I've done in the past and usually it's at a conference where there's some speaker on stage that's trying to inspire you to to. Higher action and it works um another couple other questions I've heard is it that are in the same vein but are different so we're gonna run with this but a couple I'll throw out there is what would you do? if you couldn't fail and then what. 01:41.22 Max Shank The. 01:45.39 mikebledsoe On the flip side of that. What would you do? if you were going to fail no matter what? So if you were going to fail no matter what? what would? what would you do? and so I think a combination of these questions really can fill in a lot of gaps around. 01:50.66 Max Shank Well. 02:03.70 mikebledsoe You know what you stand for and what you're excited about and I especially like the 1 you know what would you do? if you were to a billion dollar question is really fun because I think as kids we we all thought about you know what? if I won the lottery. What would you do with the lottery winnings you know I remember doing that as a kid. 02:18.22 Max Shank Right. 02:21.99 mikebledsoe And ah, but the if you're going to fail no matter what is like well now you really have to go after what? what? you just truly enjoy So Not as dark of a. It's not.. It's much darker than the billion-dollar question. 02:40.72 Max Shank I Mean what would you do? if you couldn't fail I mean I suppose I would appoint myself God King of the earth and then ah everything else would just boil down from that pretty naturally. 02:55.13 mikebledsoe It's it's kind of like the you know if you had 3 wishes first wishes and limited wishes. Ah problem solved. Ah yeah, so what would you do with a billion dollars max. 03:00.94 Max Shank Right? That is kind of like a top out. 03:08.40 Max Shank Well, ah you know of course you have to set aside some of that for filling your yacht with the venezuelan gymnastics team. But then there's still plenty of money left over to. Ah. To invest into Steady. So this is where the practical mind comes in right? Is you you put you got to put some of it away and you figure out what percentage you're comfortable with ah in my case I would say you got to I would probably take 1 hundred million of that. So ten percent and I would invest it into. Um you know power companies food water maybe some sort of technology as well and probably I would have that managed by someone else. So I would have like that investment professionally managed and then beyond that the question really gets me thinking about what I can give to the world and usually what you think you would like to give to the world stems from what you think is wrong. The world and so the things that come to mind are sustainable communities and also schooling because if anyone has listened to any of our shows so far I think it's pretty clear which side my bread is buttered on. When it comes to schooling especially public schooling especially K through 12 or specifically K through 12 because I think it is such a colossal failure and such a waste of 12 years of your life. So I start thinking about how I could. Implement a different system of schooling that would be based on using simple language and learning about values and creating value and I would really have to rebuild it from the ground up so that kind of goes. The reason I don't do that now is it's a tremendous amount of work that requires a huge amount of capital. But I think as a kid you probably need to do more playing you need to do more wrestling you need to do more basic movement and gymnastics I hand coordination. I'll tell you what you would not be sitting in a desk for long periods of time. No chance you would learn history only within the context of why history is important. You know I think that history is done so badly because it's just a bunch of. 05:59.89 Max Shank Random facts to remember with no reason why we're remembering them because history horrifically bad right? It's not practical. You know, ah a pie Chart fractions percentages. Ah you know eat That's like ah. 06:03.44 mikebledsoe Well mathematics is taught the same way. Yeah. 06:19.32 Max Shank Even with how you would invest. You know? what's the yield on what you put in versus what you get out and that should be applied to how you use your time how you use your money all of these different resources. Um, how to interact with other people. The difference between. Voluntary action and coercion. These are things that are like really really important and of course the purpose of turning a child into an adult or the difference is that an adult can take care of themselves and a child is dependent. Essentially so. 06:51.80 mikebledsoe I Like to say it as it. Ah, you're not an adult until you can parent yourself and that's that's who's parenting you. 06:57.30 Max Shank Ah, well then I guess I'm not really an adult. Ah anyone ah I'll take anybody. Ah no, 1 ne's been able to do it yet. Um. 07:12.90 mikebledsoe Well the the education thing is interesting because the there's 3 categories in all of ah, the capitalist world that are the most that people spend the most money on as Health wealth and relationships And. Ah, So if you're for instance. Ah a coach. There are coaches for those categories and and the reason is is because well the fastest way to learn anything in my opinion is to hire a coach to teach you and the a good Coach. Ah. And the reason these categories are so popular if you're if you're a health a wealth or relationships Coach. You can charge premium dollar and the reason is is because no 1 was taught that shit in school and if they had that edge. Yeah. 08:02.30 Max Shank And those are the only important categories like what else is really important. 08:08.64 mikebledsoe Everything that you learn in school should be in should ah be ah the context should be set by Health welfare relationships I don't think there's much else in that context is missing. 08:18.81 Max Shank It should be yet. It should be clear what the value is of what you're learning like we're learning this because blank blank blank in your life is going to improve your life in this specific way. So just to. Wrap up what I was saying about history is history is the story about how humans clump together pretty much how they group together and then they divide apart so with regard to history like most of it is a waste of time. The specific examples should be given. To reinforce principles and I think principle based learning is what's actually important because then you'll have a framework for where to put all of these examples the difference between anarchy and totalitarianism and the pros and cons of both of those things. So it would really I would want to prepare more for this conversation to specifically lay out how I would change schooling but that would be how I think I could make the biggest. Improvement because I think that the only the only like true war or the only true battle is within the hearts and minds of people. You know everything else is a result. Of that lost battle. The fact that a person can't sit quietly for ten minutes means they're going to be easily um, distracted by something else. The fact that a person can't think critically is the reason they're going to get easily swindled and the more you look to an authority. To compensate for the fact that the individuals are let's say stupid or gullible or whatever instead of buy or beware and a fool in his money are soon parted now. You have this gargantuan bureaucracy who. Only will grow in size and that's where that's where like all of the evil stuff actually happens. It's not jeffrey dahmer it's the stalins and the mao's and the things like that like no no serial killer even though it sounds like viscerally bad has. Even come close to the damage that authoritarian governments have done to people. 10:52.90 mikebledsoe Yeah, they're responsible for the murder of the the most amount of people homicide outside of War is minuscule. 10:57.76 Max Shank Um, and not just murder not just murder like huge amounts of suffering like a lot of people survived, but it was horrific suffering. 11:07.33 mikebledsoe Right? right? Yeah things that people should learn. You would you would improve the education system come. 11:11.78 Max Shank So that's what I would do to 1000 million hundred I would create a new 1 I wouldn't try to repair the old 1 I I don't think there's a chance to repair the old 1 There's so much. 11:22.11 mikebledsoe That's ah, that's a good idea Buckminster fuller would agree with you. 11:29.63 Max Shank Ah, special interests at play and so many Palms being greased through Nepotism I don't think Prussian you told me this. 11:35.42 mikebledsoe Well you know school was I think the the the modern school was ah russian. Yeah yeah, and yeah, the the yeah the King at the time was. 11:45.48 Max Shank Convince the troops to go to war. 11:51.15 mikebledsoe Was trying to figure out how do we get these peasants to fight for us because every time we try to recruit them to fight for us. They kind of just run away. They don't really care. Um, and yeah, if you can indoctrinate somebody from as early as the age of five I mean I know I know parents that put their kids in school 3 or 4 years old 12:08.74 Max Shank Her. 12:10.29 mikebledsoe Just the you know I'm ah I'm a patriotic guy I love I love american values and principles I believe that the you know the the founding documents and philosophy that the United states was founded on are extremely sound I don't think we're really. Anywhere near what was intended. Um, but when I look at schools and I see people you know pledge allegiance to the flag. You know it's very very interesting because you can go all over the world and find them doing that in every school to their flag and. If you do that every day you're programming the mind to be in agreement with whatever the government says so it doesn't I think I think the education system you know, ah people always say that. Ah you know the the. Children are the future and we need to invest in them. Ah, but I don't think really people people don't actually understand what that means they usually just think that they need to throw more money at the situation but the reality is is yeah something completely new needs to be built because yeah, there's a. It's a system of memorization and regurgitation versus the actual understanding of of principles and the beautiful thing about principles. Yeah yeah, well how would you incentivize better learning. 13:29.31 Max Shank Well the incentives are in the wrong place. 13:38.32 Max Shank Um, there has to be some correlation with the performance of the students to be able to take care of themselves after the fact. So if you focus on those important skills and then you demonstrate like let's say you know. 13:48.99 mikebledsoe So but. 13:57.48 Max Shank Ninety percent of our graduates are self-sufficient by age 18 ah, that's that's really something because there are a lot of ways to make a dollar I don't understand why it's set up so you you just enter the workforce at eighteen rather than. Like you could become an electrician in like six months if that's how you want to go about it and right now there's such a bougie ah disdain for crafts and trades not everybody has to be like a ah. Professor of some kind you know what I mean so I think the the idea should be helping kids become valuable teach them about it's it's really value and values and so that would probably be the best way is if. There was some sort of and incentive structure based on the ability of the students to be able to be self-sufficient and something like that I'm just riffing here. But um, you need you need incentives. In the place of those who are responsible for the actions. 15:13.83 mikebledsoe Beautiful. That's how you do with a billion dollars. 15:19.30 Max Shank Um, yeah, ah a yacht with the venezuelan gymnastics team ten percent professionally managed put in safe investments and then the rest of it to develop ah sustainable communities and better schooling and that could all kind of. Work together. But I think it so the reason I think that way is I think most adults are too far gone to like really change. Um, they're like a little bit too stuck in their existing beliefs and it's it's just a harder battle. You know, um. I think Dr. Seuss realized that he started out with political cartoons and then switched over to children's books he has a lot of funny political cartoons about world war 2 that are worth checking up if you haven't seen him. Ah yeah, oh yeah. 16:02.19 mikebledsoe Um. 16:09.39 mikebledsoe Interesting. There's there's a there's a company called tuttle twins that you can check them out on Instagram I invested in 1 of their movies at or it's a tv series. Ah yeah, yeah, ah they they teach. Ah. 16:17.39 Max Shank Very cool. Yeah. How cool. 16:29.21 mikebledsoe Kids the value of capitalism and how to thrive in this world and and and and ah educates them on the dangers of communism socialism and things like that. Ah, anyways, anyone should go listen. Go follow their Instagram account they put out really good stuff. Yeah, but I saw that and I go this is this is something I believe in I don't know if I'll get my money back them being capitalist I bet I will but the I find it really cool that they're there. Breaking these concepts down into picture books and cartoons and things like that that kids can can digest because I mean I'm fortunate enough that I was I was raised by a father who had he understood principles and so ah. 17:06.73 Max Shank Ah. 17:18.81 Max Shank H. 17:22.78 mikebledsoe Didn't matter the topic that came across my plate I understood what rights were and what rights were not and I was able to smell bullshit from pretty far away because of that. 17:33.75 Max Shank Yeah,, that's pretty cool I think there are so many lies told all the time and you need to understand that every interaction between 2 people is either going to be a win win a win lose or a lose lose. And when you have voluntary action. It's always a win-win. Otherwise the person doesn't make the choice like if you get to say no, That's essentially what freedom is dependent on the freedom to say no or yes. 17:59.63 mikebledsoe Right? but. 18:07.80 mikebledsoe Yeah, if everyone has that power then the world's a much better place but most people don't even know they have it. 18:13.42 Max Shank And and you get a lot more variety too. I mean think of all the wonderful different types of cuisine. There are think of all of the different types of exercise that you can do you can dance you can do Pellotis you can do Crossfit you can do Kettle belt I Mean. You have just a much wider range of choices and and you also have more um agency you know like the locus of control is something that's closely correlated with ah happiness and meaning and things like that and if you are. 18:36.40 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah. 18:51.93 Max Shank In control over your resources which are both um, energetic time financial. Um, you'll feel a lot more empowered and you'll feel a lot less hopeless. So. 19:03.92 mikebledsoe Um, you know. 19:08.45 Max Shank Yeah, it's kind of like teaching someone anything you know if someone tries to learn a language as an adult. It's a little harder. It's possible. But if you learned it as a kid. It becomes a bigger part of you. Yeah. 19:18.73 mikebledsoe Absolutely less less deprogramming needing needed. You got to unlearn a lot of stuff start a religion. 19:24.75 Max Shank Maybe your religion would be better. Maybe your religion would be better. Maybe I'm like ah yeah, maybe school is not the right word for it. 19:34.50 mikebledsoe Ah, yeah, it's got to be a whole new. You know, just create a new word I Think that's the way to go? Yeah, new word for a new system. Yeah yeah. 19:38.72 Max Shank Yeah, and a new word. Not a school or religion. Okay I like that off to think about that a little bit anyway. So That's my my billion dollars is about safe investments a splash of hedonism and then the lion's share to. Writing what I believe are the wrongs which seem obviously wrong and pretty easily Solvable. You know, physically mentally spiritually things like that. So anyway, what about you? mike. 20:04.00 mikebledsoe Yeah. 20:11.54 mikebledsoe Oh mean I we're aligned quite a bit but um you and I are aligned on a lot of things. My approach would be a little bit different and ah so I would take ninety percent and put into to save investment so 900 million dollars. 20:15.66 Max Shank You and I think. 20:30.63 mikebledsoe And a safe investment something that would guarantee at least a ten percent return 20:31.29 Max Shank Um, you greedy bastard are. 20:37.47 mikebledsoe Ah, well I've got a good explanation. Why so. 20:43.10 Max Shank Ah, explain to the folks at home. Why you're such a greedy bastard. 20:48.94 mikebledsoe Ah, well because if I invest ninety percent with a guaranteed ten percent or greater return. That means that I'll have a Hundred million dollars deposited to me each year is is what's possible. So ah and I doubt I would need. 21:00.70 Max Shank To the. 21:05.45 mikebledsoe All hundred million dollars every year so some of that would compound and so um I would well the thing is is I think I would have a hard time even knowing what to do with 100 million dollars. So billion dollars seems a little outrageous ah but i. 21:22.16 Max Shank That's the whole point. That's the whole point is it's supposed to be. You can't just be like I would invest nine hundred and ninety million and I would spend 10 million on a ranch where I teach kids how to raise cattle. 21:26.46 mikebledsoe Me. 21:31.96 mikebledsoe No, no, no, but this there's there's a strategy here. So the strategy is I may I may dip into that money. But here's the thing is 1 thing I've learned in business is if you can't manage a business that's doing a hundred thousand dollars a year well 21:38.46 Max Shank Um, like. 21:49.44 mikebledsoe You're not going to manage a business that's doing a million dollars a year will and it's better to make the mistakes and learn things with a small amount of money and and have all the it's a less expensive expensive lesson if you do it that way. So I would want to do a lot of innovative things. And so tying the money up and something ninety percent of the money and up in something that's going to guarantee me a Hundred million dollars. A year is very very attractive because with 100 million dollars I could do a lot of things 1 of the things that I would would do that 1 hundred million dollars with the if I if I achieve. Massive success and having more money helps us move faster I'll start sweeping that money that's invested and is something that is so I have more direct control over. But yeah billion dollars in my account I would I wouldn't do anything but I would I would start. Interviewing the the best financial consultants and and create some type of accountability with those things because people get shady sometimes um and have it invested safely but take the other 1 hundred million would buy a home I'd get like fancy. Fucking penthouse here in austin texas just overlooking the City. So I'd be 1 um, and then I would get a ranch outside of town about forty five minutes away then I would get a home in the mountains maybe flagstaff arizona get a home in the mountains. And then get a beach house in in Florida and probably some type of property down mexico probably somewhere like wahaca or something like that. So ah I would get I would have my four new homes and then and some some rovers at each 1 and pools and indoor pools and all that stuff we just go into I mean I get I could talk for hours about what I would put in my home but we'll leave that alone and. 23:56.31 Max Shank Full of all the adult toys. You could possibly want. 24:00.63 mikebledsoe Yeah, that So that's my that's my hedonistic desire is is multiple homes different locations being able to fly private to from 1 place to another seems like the way to go. Ah. Yeah, just like basically like Swedish spas set up at every single 1 of them and and then I would I would invest in Community I would buy properties for the purpose of of putting ah people that I that I hold dear and in the same location. Ah, and ah be self-sustaining. 24:35.70 Max Shank So a concentration camp for friends and family. You group them all together. Ah. 24:40.84 mikebledsoe Yeah, whether they want to or not, they're coming. Yeah so I would I would do that and and for the purpose of um, what I'm really interested in is I as I look at the world is how do we decentralize. Food distribution. So 1 of the things that have become very apparent to me in the last couple years and and I've gotten on the phone and discussed this with you before max which is there's a there's a lack of high quality food distribution and so we have a. Ah system set up where due to subsidies. It makes it more difficult for someone who's doing good farming work to get their food to market and it makes it easier for shittier product to get to market and so it it makes some food. Ah, artificially. Inexpensive and cheap and it makes other food artificially expensive and so what I would really like to see is to empower people who want to get into sustainable farming and sustainable regenerative farming practices. Creating land for that giving them a place to do that I would love to invest in Blockchain technologies for the purpose of removing a lot of the administrative load that that comes with food distribution and yeah would I would. Like to create some type of crypto token that people could use to buy their food and and fund the farms and things like that. So I imagine to kickstart a project like that you really need. Farmers and some land and distribution channels set up first. So that's that's 1 of the things I would like to tackle when I look at when I look at the world I'm 1 hundred percent with you on the education front like when I have kids they're gonna be homeschooled and they're gonna be learning from a very principal. Perspective and always having context and they're gonna be my kids will probably be adults by the time they're 12 so ah, the that's the plan who knows until you have kids I don't think you can really tell. But. Education's important, but like you were noting trying to get adults to change behaviors via education extremely difficult. They're they're very entrenched in what they want and 1 way that I've seen to make both adults and children move but especially adults. 27:27.27 mikebledsoe Is just economics. There people are driven by this exterior environment of economics where things are incentivized and certain things aren't incentivized so I would really like to go to work on how to create an economic structure. That is that will Improve. People's ability to make good decisions. So Good decisions around food would become easier and more convenient because the the reason a lot of people choose what they choose is because simply convenience so that would be. 28:03.90 Max Shank Oh really I don't know if I agree with that I know that people choose based on convenience but I would argue that it's maybe even more convenient to buy in bulk and eat healthy. 28:06.33 mikebledsoe That would be that would be my main. You don't think people choose based on convenience. 28:22.54 Max Shank Than it is to eat crap at the drive-through. no no no no no I think both like I think um, if you if you put like 6 or 8 cups of rice in an instapot with some. 28:24.80 mikebledsoe Well I mean short term convenience. Not. 28:41.55 Max Shank Bulk chicken. It requires no effort but you have you know, maybe 10 meals available for the average person and requires no extra dishes or anything like that I think it's kind of a fallacy that eating healthy is more expensive. It's just that you have to learn the skill of cooking and back to the economics point I think that's where seeing the difference. Like cost per meal and cost per calorie.. There's actually a funny website I can't remember the name of it off the top my head but this ah this really? um, Clever nerd. Put together this whole website that was like cost per calorie cost per gram of protein and he took like all these different foods and put them in like a big old ah spreadsheet and it it was really illuminating to see how you could. Eat the cheapest and then there are different levels in terms of how much you want to spend so I I think food is ah crazy important because we need food and in fact, we are food so it's it's 6 what?? What's a more important lesson. 29:59.57 mikebledsoe Yeah, well I think the drive throughugh is more convenient I mean if you have to cook either the the energy cost of of cooking people don't have the foresight. 29:59.71 Max Shank Than that. 30:08.95 Max Shank But it will require you less time it will require you less time and less money like you just have to show the math to someone you buy an instapot at 60 bucks. 1 time you buy 25 pounds of rice you buy twenty pounds of chicken at a time and you throw it in the pot. And you slather it in spices and maybe cheese and it's delicious and it's much cheaper per meal and it's less time investment per meal but it does require? Yeah, but I mean it's still going to be a better result. It's just like a savings account. It's the same idea. 30:35.59 mikebledsoe Big guy playing ahead. 30:46.68 Max Shank As a savings account. Are you going to save the money. Are you going to spend the money on bullshit. 30:49.24 mikebledsoe Are you definitely going to get a better result and and I remember. 30:53.13 Max Shank But is all I Just want to be clear that it is cheaper timewise and it is cheaper moneywise to eat healthy if you buy in bulk than it is to do the allegedly cheap convenient thing. 31:07.33 mikebledsoe Yeah I was at a nutrition seminar once where 2 people left the ah the the venue at the same time 1 went to go get a fast food item another 1 popped in the grocery store the closest grocery store picked up strawberries almonds and. And some meat some deli meat because they were they were going for. You know the convenience and not having to cook and they show back up and ah the woman who was getting healthy food showed up just a couple minutes before you know it was a little bit faster and the price was the price was about the same. 31:40.46 Max Shank Ah. 31:46.00 mikebledsoe And because you so I bring that up because I mean you're not wrong, but the idea that I think the the thing that's expensive to people is that they have to think in order to to make their own food. Get their stuff so education has to be a component to that. 32:00.40 Max Shank Earth. 32:05.42 mikebledsoe Because if you do just get people healthy food at ah at a better price then you know they still don't know what to do with it I mean they put I remember I was studying in school I was taking like ah 1 of those health classes like Health For. Um, what they called like health administrators people who who try to impact the health of entire populations cities and stuff like that. There was an experiment done where they put a lot of really healthy produce into the poor part of town. They go Wow. All these all these. 32:32.46 Max Shank Yes. 32:43.86 mikebledsoe Poor people are in this food desert and you know when you go into the convenience store where they're doing their grocery shopping. There's no produce. There's nothing healthy, no hot healthy options available and they put a bunch of produce in there and it went rotten and. People just chose not to buy it and I think a large part of it has to do with a lot of people just don't know what to do with food. They don't know how to prepare it. They don't know um and the idea of having to learn how to do that or the fear of screwing it up. Is is really huge. 33:20.27 Max Shank Well and of course that's not 1 of the subjects that's taught in school and you know if you blame there's no end to the blaming. But if somebody has a problem ninety nine percent of the time. It's the parent or whatever authority figure taught them beforehand right? so. 33:36.60 mikebledsoe Yeah. 33:40.90 Max Shank If You don't have the understanding of food like look you can eat garbage food and as long as you don't eat too much. You won't be obese you might not be healthy, but you you can eat the worst possible. You could eat big Macs every day. And not be obese as long as you don't eat too many of them like there's there's a it's like I say all the time you know 99 percent of people's problems come from having bad security at their lips. The words that get out and the food that gets in. 34:00.87 mikebledsoe Yeah, what. 34:14.63 mikebledsoe I yeah, that's very true. It's very true. Yeah, so I think that yeah you say you bring up that good point. Lot of it's education is not necessarily not cheaper or less convenient. Um, and I think that some people are just Goingnna be That's just where they're gonna be they're they're never going to change. Yeah and and. 34:41.42 Max Shank And I don't think it's wrong to let them choose that be obese eat fritos and big macs all day like you you die in a blaze of glory like chris farley on cocaine with a couple of horse like there's no shame in that game. 34:56.78 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah, so I think that. Ah yeah, I'm not here to save the world but I do think that there's there could be ah I look at the landscape of what's happening in the food industry and I see you know. These really big corporations that make really port food and do a lot of gmo and they're they're robbing the soil of minerals and and they're doing a lot of mono cultural crops and it's just not good for the soil. Um and some people suspect. That you know we're just creating deserts here in the United states and a lot of deserts around the world. There's been um, stories of there was a huge agricultural boom that preceded it being a desert. So. 35:53.77 Max Shank Huh. 35:55.59 mikebledsoe Places in like egypt and where there was a massive amount of people a lot of monocultural farming going on so I don't know here's the thing is we don't know if that's actually true or not but it's ah it's a compelling story. And I can tell the difference when I eat food in other countries versus the Us. So I really? Ah what I see is we're going into a dangerous zone of having too much monocultural farming happening too many pesticides being used all these things. 36:18.82 Max Shank E. 36:33.71 mikebledsoe That are harmful to the the soil and the environment at large which we live in that environment so we're going to poison ourselves. So I think that systematically creating 1 being decentralized is important because you want. 36:38.46 Max Shank Ah, right. 36:52.42 mikebledsoe You don't want a single point of failure with your food system and decentralization will allow people to have more to be more empowered to make the food choices that are good for them instead of being given the limited food choices that are delivered to them I think it also put people more in touch with their food. Um. People people who who tend to shop local when it comes to food and other other items too tend to be more they care more about the product that they're getting and so I think that there's a really cool incentive there in and making it decentralized and local. Ah, and I would really like to proliferate the regenerative farming movement as a whole to offset some of the the bullshit that that I see as bullshit going on and I think also a lot of young people want to get into. 37:38.23 Max Shank The. 37:49.73 mikebledsoe They they feel the same way they want to get into regenerative farming and want to be closer to nature and things like that. But they don't have the money to buy the real estate and the way that the economic system set up right now is about to get very difficult to come by real estate because the big boys are. Buying it up as the interest rates will be going up next year 38:10.79 Max Shank Oh we'll see how that goes. Yeah I got a friend in Montana actually who's working on some of that regenerative farming including like a little power plant. That's the centerpiece. It's like a biological power plant centerpiece. 38:22.40 mikebledsoe I Know a guy is doing it wyoming I don't know no Evan. Ah yeah. 38:28.42 Max Shank His name Eric Oh well, we should link him up then ah yeah I agree with you I mean look I think ah farm subsidies are bad just like ah most things with good intentions. Ah, end up being destructive I think having lots of options is always better. Um, some of the best meat some of the best produce we get now is from Walmart so just being attached to a big corporation. Doesn't mean the quality has to go down In fact,, um, yeah. You know, certified organic Grass-fed Beef grass-fed bison at Walmart That's organic I mean that's um, pretty cool I think um I think food is such a big part about the health of these society So I'm definitely with you on that and it does. Come back to education I Like the idea of like I I guess crowdsourcing or crowd investing ah with with the sustainable agriculture would be a really cool idea. I Could totally get behind something like that. 39:43.48 mikebledsoe Yeah, 1 of the things I've been looking at closely are Das daos decentralized autonomous organizations and um, when I first learned about ethereum the cryptocurrency and I started understanding what smart. Smart contracts were I started imagining what may be possible that now that that I didn't there's no way that I with my knowledge base I and going to go in there and be able to create something off the backbone of Ethereum I'm not that level of engineer I'm not sure I'm any level of engineer. 40:18.19 Max Shank Um, doesn't seem like it. 40:22.38 mikebledsoe But the ah no I you know I'm an audio engineer I can engineer audio and that's about that's where that that ends I'm a relationships engineer like that. 40:32.11 Max Shank Um I can make noise is that the same thing audio Audio engineer. 40:40.73 mikebledsoe Ah, ah so ah like I can play with audio and postproduction that's about it that would be an audio engineer. So. 40:48.81 Max Shank But you could find an engineer to help you with that if you if you so desired. 40:52.80 mikebledsoe Totally but 1 of the things that's happened with these daos that have come out is there's a platform called aragon where you can start your own decentralized autonomous organization and then now what they have is like oh do you want it to be a membership. Oh. Do you want it to be. Ah, ah to build your reputation in the market. Are you doing fundraising so they've got about 6 different categories of really popular tas that you can start and then basically um, it works with Nfts so I'm sure. Everybody's heard about and nfts at this point and the a lot a lot of how these das work is you have to buy an nftt in order to say it to membership because that's what I've been looking into the most is how do you create a membership dao. And people would purchase. There would be a limited amount of tickets to be a part of the dawo and say I'm looking at starting 1 with 100 and fifty members. There'll never be another once these 1 hundred and fifty nftts are Meanted. There's no more. And nfts that will be created and if you want to be a part of this club or whatever it is you buy this nft. It might cost 25000 dollars but it's a lifetime membership if you ever want to sell it in the future you can sell it on the market and the idea is that you could purchase a membership to be a part of a club. 42:16.40 Max Shank P. 42:22.92 mikebledsoe And you can also and an investment You can also sell that later so you own a part of the ideas you own a part of the organization. You're not just you're not just purchasing membership. You're you're purchasing ownership in a way. So yeah. 42:35.87 Max Shank So it's kind of like a corporation selling shares a little bit. Yeah. 42:42.42 mikebledsoe Yeah, and so what it what it allows for is things that would if if done by a business by with with typical technology would be a really heavy administrative load there would to account for everything. So. 42:56.75 Max Shank Right. 43:00.88 mikebledsoe The the cool thing about the blockchain and smart contracts is you can create a lot of if then rules in the real world and and as these things are met things like accounting like the modern accounting like what we're using in like the conventional accounting and baking when you look at what's possible with blockchain seems very ridiculous. 43:05.74 Max Shank Ah. 43:19.79 mikebledsoe Like Wow this is really antiquated by Comparison. So when when I think about accounting and well when most people think about Accounting. It's like Okay, what's the what are the financials and that's usually what's being accounted for but true Accounting. Um, a more global accounting is are you accounting for everything. Are you accounting for things that may not necessarily be monetary in nature even though you know. 43:42.33 Max Shank Well like a farm for example, right? like the whole idea of let's say having 1 hundred and fifty shares of a farm and having a bunch of if then rules so conditional rules for if this then do this? um. 43:55.88 mikebledsoe Me. 44:01.70 Max Shank You know that it it probably does get pretty tricky like you have to be very clever to figure out how to run that organization. Um, autonomously and you probably can't account for everything which is funny like you can't account for all of the um potentials. Well and that's um. 44:09.39 mikebledsoe Yeah, and I Think. Now we can try. 44:21.37 Max Shank You know it kind of shows the evolution of computer science in the beginning there was if then and ah, it's very similar to the way that law has developed from the code of Hammurabi which was if you blind a man's eye then. 44:26.84 mikebledsoe And. 44:41.18 Max Shank Then your eye shall be blinded as well and I don't know hardly anything about computer programming. But I know that if you relied only on if then it's kind of like a caveman style programming where it's going to be so many conditional statements. Rather than the more elegant and sophisticated rules and algorithms and operations that they have available Now. So um. 45:07.81 mikebledsoe Yeah, Well yeah, and that's the 1 thing I see about the dao is like I'm I'm watching and I'm not hot to get in right now because I think that a lot of people 1 of the the really big mistakes that I'm seeing being made in the. Consciousness of a lot of people who are excited about this and taking action on it as they go decentralized autonomous Organization. We don't need hierarchy anymore. There's just gonna be. We're gonna be able to vote on everything and I'm going. Oh you guys are go for it and you know watch us watch this go? um. And I had ah I had a woman that was wanting to do ah a dow that was wanting to do community and all this I'm like cool I'm interested and then she was like all right and we don't need any hierarchy and I was like whoa Whoa Whoa Whoa. Ah, you're defying nature. 45:55.25 Max Shank Impossible. 46:01.22 mikebledsoe By by saying that we're not gonna have a hierarchy. You trust me, you don't want to define nature she will slap you like a bitch you got to ride what is right? So yeah, there's somebody needs. 46:13.11 Max Shank Someone needs to have the call someone needs to be able to make the call. 46:20.32 mikebledsoe There needs to be response and and um. 46:23.31 Max Shank Roles and responsibilities operating agreement. You know a lot of the things from more traditional. Yeah more a lot of these things from right? but a lot of these things from traditional organizations still ring true. Um. 46:25.73 mikebledsoe Well they think they can have a lot of that without without the hierarchy. 46:40.69 Max Shank For something that is as autonomous as possible like I think you might agree that a lot of the role of a leader or manager is to delegate and automate and. The more you automate the less you have to delegate but it still has to be somebody's Responsibility. You know, even when you're putting together a phone call script or something like that. It's going to be if this then this if this then this and the more you can automate that process. 46:57.84 mikebledsoe Most. 47:12.95 Max Shank The more you can multiply that process that you've created and that's why computer software ah has such a huge premium because the exponential val the exponential return is so high just the same as um. You know selling ah a program. You know it's it's no coincidence that it's called a fitness training program when I write 1 I think about I am literally um, uploading a program and you are installing it into your brain. And you are executing that file. And for example, if you execute the ultimate athleticism program you're going to get better at handstands deadlifts airborne lunges front levers that sort of thing if you execute the primal athleticism daily practice. You're going to get better at bouncing rolling. Um, carrying things crawling climbing these you know wider array of things. So it's no surprise that it's called a program because that's literally what you're doing is you're implanting a program and that's also why it's so Scalable. You know I can sell. Um, a million copies of simple shoulder solution and there's no extra administrative cost to doing that. It's still just a few percent for the the credit card fee essentially so that's why software so is so powerful and. 48:44.38 mikebledsoe Yeah. 48:50.69 Max Shank It can be code or it can be like a written program. You know even religion you can think of as a program. 48:54.55 mikebledsoe Now. 49:01.62 mikebledsoe You're gonna freak some people out. Ah so totally it is. 49:02.18 Max Shank I mean it. It is a program is it not I mean some of them are some of them are effective like I think mormonism is an effective program. It even has like a built in um generator which is the mission that they go on. I mean look mormonism is what like a hundred ish years old more less, not sure 200 can we get a fact check around this. Okay, so let's call it 2 hundred. Let's call it 1 hundred and 50 years right yeah please 49:27.30 mikebledsoe I'm not sure I think it's the late Eighteen hundreds. No I'm not yeah, there's a mormon listening please let us know. 49:41.19 Max Shank Yeah, we can't google right now. Ah that religion has more members than judaism and judaism is like 10 times longer. Okay, and it's because that that program is more geared toward. 49:52.68 mikebledsoe Yeah, like twenty or 30 times longer. Yeah yeah. 50:00.84 Max Shank Toward Growth. You know what? I'm saying So Um I think both of those religions are yeah are typically like pretty effective at making people wealthy so that program is effective from that standpoint it. I'm not saying it will necessarily make you the happiest because Mormons seem a lot happier than Jews but I Also don't think they're as funny and this is these are just my ah, ah blind observations right? Jews seem funnier Mormons seem happier. They both seem pretty Wealthy. So I just look At. Whether the program is constructive or destructive right? So Religion Fitness training program. Ah actual code or a dao or something like that. It's all it's all programming humans school. Programming humans and if you're able you said that an adult is able to parent themself. Maybe that's also a good analogy for the master slave if you are the administrator of yourself then you can program yourself as well and that's. Really high level. Um adaptability. 51:16.57 mikebledsoe Yeah, and you can't program yourself. You can program your own subconscious mind these are there's countless techniques for doing that I think it's the most effective way of making progress towards what you want is if you're not if you're not doing something. 51:24.12 Max Shank Tap. 51:32.65 mikebledsoe To program your subconscious mind. You're really missing out. Ah oh I brought I brought the dow up because I brought the dow because we're talking about what would we do with a billion dollars and the. 51:38.39 Max Shank Absolutely. 51:47.14 Max Shank Is that what we were talking about I forgot. 51:51.40 mikebledsoe Something like ah so so it got me if this takes me back to a conversation you and I were having a year ago or or more and how do we have a a community and and. Decentralized communities that can interact with each other so they're all, there's these sovereign little cities and they can interact with each other and do trade with specific cryptocurrencies and all that and what I what I'm seeing with the dao is the real possibility because before I was thinking. I would need a billion dollars or I would need a hundred million dollars in order to start this project but now with the these fundraising dows and and all what I'm seeing emerge I don't know if it's quite ready for what I want to do with it yet. What I'm seeing emerges. Maybe if you have a solid enough vision and you have a good enough program then you can get your investors and now you can make it you can make it happen so it's very exciting times a little bit different than a business. 52:55.76 Max Shank Oh yeah. 53:02.92 mikebledsoe Ah, typical business that gets investors I think that there's a lot of excitement around right? This is just like it's the future. It's how things will be managed in the future will primarily be through blockchain and so I think if you do something in blockchain people are more likely get on board. The other thing is. Ah, you're less likely to have ah, it's a lot easier to have visibility of what's going on and there's a lot less opportunities for Fuckery. So I think it it makes it for an easier thing for people to invest in because ah. Things are so transparent with a lot of the blockchain technologies so you can set things up where everything's just very visible. So I think that raising money for those types of ventures are a lot easier, especially when you look at some of the you know what's happened in the last couple decades with. 53:46.79 Max Shank Oh. 53:58.83 mikebledsoe You know enron and that guy who was it that did that ah Bernie madoff and he had that dude that the fire the fire festival guy. Ah, who actually did some time but all all those things had had it existed in. You know a dow instead. 53:59.91 Max Shank Bernie made off made off with all their money. 54:18.83 mikebledsoe Would not. It would probably just wouldn't have even happened because people would have been able to spot it and I think that there's gonna be a lot of people and people have done this with cryptocurrencies they they write a white paper and they launch it they get investors and then disappear. So I'm not saying that that there's no fraud. 54:35.71 Max Shank Oh yeah. 54:38.63 mikebledsoe There's no fraud in these things but over time what I see happening is the fraud will will become minimized because people will know what to look for and there's also the the ability to create transparency where it's necessary is also going to be there. 54:54.23 Max Shank Oh. 54:59.73 mikebledsoe So yep, crowd crowdsourcing that's the way to go. 55:03.87 Max Shank Yeah, if you have a good enough idea and a clear plan. Um I don't think it's difficult to get investors. Um. 55:12.30 mikebledsoe Yeah, all right? Well it sounds like it. We don't need a billion dollars for ideas. So we just need to create it now you get? yeah, get you start working on yours I'll start working on mine. 55:18.33 Max Shank Now you just need other people to have a billion. 55:32.61 Max Shank It's interesting. How a lot of it comes back to education a lot of it comes back to it doesn't necessarily need to happen in a school but a lot of it comes back to educating people. And a lot of similarities with food I think we both realized just how important food quality is not having a single point of failure having um you know that decentralized decentralize is a way better word than. Not having a single point of Failure. It's much more exciting right? now is decentralized. Ah. 56:10.30 mikebledsoe Um, but decentralized means a lot of different thing like it. It encapsulates that plus many other things yeah increase in choice. 56:14.95 Max Shank Yeah, yeah. Um, yeah, um, so as far as how to execute this strategy for our listeners. Um, what's a good way to go about it. 56:37.28 mikebledsoe Ah, you know I think I think write write down what you would do with the billion dollars and I would also there you go. 56:44.99 Max Shank And then maybe write down what you do with a million after afterward I think that's the way to do It is start out with a billion so you're like in the blue sky version and then you snap back to a little bit closer to reality with the million unless there are any ah billionaires. Listening in which case ah get in touch with us. We have plenty of ideas for your money. 57:07.69 mikebledsoe My mike at the strongcoach dot com is my email. Yeah, yeah, and I think it's also worth you know do the I like doing the pie in the sky first billion dollar million dollar and then what would you do? if you were guaranteed to fail no matter what you did you were gonna fail. What would you do so. 57:31.44 Max Shank Ah, what I don't understand the question but I do like it I I don't even know how to if I was guaranteed to fail Fail Why would I do it at all I Would if if I knew I was going to fail. 57:38.67 mikebledsoe Yeah. 57:45.26 mikebledsoe Ah, well a lot of things you wouldn't do Well I think that gives insight into what you enjoy not necessarily what your purpose or mission is but what what you like is like all right if I was gonna fail I might as well just set myself up in baha on the beach and surf you know, like if I'm guaranteed to fail. 57:50.40 Max Shank I Would do nothing. 57:53.97 Max Shank Oh. 58:04.63 Max Shank So so what? what would I do if I'm guaranteed to fail is more like what it. What would I do if I could do like nothing ah professional is that is that what it is like how would I fuck off. 58:04.91 mikebledsoe Least I'll you know live life like that. 58:17.97 mikebledsoe Ah, yeah, yeah, that's where my mind goes when I hear that question. Well yeah, what would I do if I was guaranteed to fill. 58:26.67 Max Shank I've never heard that question before um, maybe it what it really is what would you do? if you could never work again. Does that sound like ah the spirit of the question. 58:33.75 mikebledsoe Um, yeah, doesn't sound as exciting. Yeah, same spirit but the other 1 seems a little more jarring. 58:43.33 Max Shank Well, the first 1 I would do nothing the first 1 I don't understand it makes no sense to me. What would I what would I do if I knew I would fail if I knew I would fail I would not do the thing like the only reason you would do something is if you thought it had a percentage chance of success and that's. 58:59.70 mikebledsoe That. 59:02.15 Max Shank That's human nature that's desire. That's hunger. That's that's hope that's the only reason anyone ever does anything is because they think that there is at least a chance that it will be better if they do that thing. So if you know you're going to fail. You would never do it to. Non -question as far as I'm concerned. However I'd be happy to replace it for it. I think everyone will agree with me on this 1 um I think I think what would you do? if you could never work again. 59:22.99 mikebledsoe Ah, it hit me up. Let me know let's see if everyone else receives it that way. 59:39.56 Max Shank Is a good way to identify how you like to spend your time though. Um, and and do it detached from the result as much as Possible. You know, maybe you would sing. Maybe you would do some woodworking. Maybe you would do. Ah you know you would just surf all day. Maybe you would play music something like that I think that's a really good. Um I Think that's a good way of looking at it is like what would you do? if you couldn't work and what would you do. If ah, you could only pick 1 career and do that those ah those extremes feel like a good way to sort of surround your your truth. You know what? I mean. 01:00:16.12 mikebledsoe Um, like that. 01:00:29.80 mikebledsoe Ah I don't have a truth. No. 01:00:30.94 Max Shank You don't have a truth I mean I think the truth is that we're the most adaptable creatures so you can change any time. It's just scary. It's just scary. That's that's the truth that I live by. 01:00:41.93 mikebledsoe Our graph. 01:00:48.71 Max Shank You know I see people do it when they're under huge amounts of strain they change dramatically and unless provoked that way they often don't people just ride the momentum and that kind of goes back to that programming thing because what we're doing is we're talking about programming ourselves for. Ambition essentially with this question and we're setting that ambitious intention and if you are able to program yourself every single day but you choose not to then you are relegated to. 01:01:09.69 mikebledsoe Yeah, yeah. 01:01:27.51 Max Shank The momentum of whatever the stories and stimuli that you've had and believed up to now. Yeah, anything you'd like to ah yeah, anything you'd like to add. 01:01:34.70 mikebledsoe Well said wrap this bad boy up. 01:01:47.28 mikebledsoe Ah I Love this exercise. What would you do with a billion dollars, get this dream. Big can be fun, especially if you're looking at the hedonistic aspects of what you can do with it. But when you get into the purpose and mission of Things. Ah. And like what max said going from a billion dollars to what we do with a million dollars and then looking at Wow is is this something that enough you know it being 20 coming into 2022 ah it being something that. You might be able to fundraise through a dao. Ah you know, maybe it's possible. So Hopefully this inspires you to do something that that ah excites you and and helps other people. All got how about you any final thoughts we good in. 01:02:40.90 Max Shank Cool. Um, program yourself or pick a good program I think the exercise will help you discover where your ah truest desires really are and yeah, that's about it. You can find me at maxshank dot com at Maxshank. Mike you work and they find you. 01:03:05.11 mikebledsoe Ah, mike underscore Bletzo on Instagram and the strongcoach dot com. Ah yeah, and you can jump in my program if you want if you want to program your business there. You go all right brother. Love you. 01:03:18.00 Max Shank There you go Awesome! Thanks brother. Love you Bye everybody. 01:03:24.39 mikebledsoe Enjoyed the talk.

Please find Mike, Jane, fridge magnets and New Year etiquette enclosed in this week's episode, which also contains the original recording of Chart of Darkness, a live Oxventure Dungeons & Dragons session set in a tourist trap and streamed in January 2021.  Quests of Yore: Barley's Edition is available now at  TheOp.games or your local game store!  To watch all the original Oxventure Dungeons & Dragons videos, visit us on YouTube at youtube.com/outsidexbox and youtube.com/outsidextra.  With thanks to Johnny Chiodini, Oxventure Dungeon Master and Literally Everyone Else in the World. 

Chart Industries (NYSE: GTLS) builds and designs the equipment and services for cryogenic liquification — literally keeping things cool and under pressure. Jill Evanko, Chart's President and CEO, joined us Inside the ICE House (the perfect setting) to chart how Chart works with clients to transport, store, and use compressed gas. She laid out how Chart is helping its customers achieve their ESG goals, the strides Chart is making in hydrogen, and the company's expanding presence in the clean energy world.   Inside the ICE House: https://www.theice.com/insights/conversations/inside-the-ice-house  

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Tom welcomes a new guest Lee Adler to discuss how the Fed operates. The Fed creates money via their primary dealers which include banks in the U.S., Europe, and Canada. The dealers directly invest in the markets with the money they get from the Fed. This is why M1 and M2 metrics aren't that meaningful. Permanent open market operations are just a different name for quantitative easing. Markets respond directly to Q.E. purchases as he demonstrates with a detailed chart. When Q.E. stops markets fall until the Fed is forced to re-intervene. Reverse Repos are also available to banks and money market funds. Lee explains the purpose of the Reverse Repo program and the excess liquidity it creates. Now that Congress lifted the debt ceiling the Fed will want to rebuild its cash balance and likely resume selling new debt. There will be an increase in treasury yields and markets will tighten but it won't happen until the slush fund is gone. This market top will be a slowly rounding one that will take many months. He says, "The Fed's history has been a series of long-term serial blunders. The next mistake is required by the last mistake and each one gets larger… at some point, we reach a critical mass where it can't be rescued." It's going to be very difficult to rein in inflation. If gold can pop through resistance near these levels it will be very good for the miners. However, if it doesn't hold then we could see lower prices. So use caution. He notes that we are very close to the top in equities and it's getting risky. Whatever you do, don't fight the Fed and don't fight the trend. Time Stamp References:0:00 – Introduction1:21 – M1 & M2 Money Supply5:55 - Chart & Q.E. Correlation9:46 - The Primary Dealers12:42 - Reverse Repo Program18:35 - Eve of Destruction24:27 - Fed & Treasuries27:09 - Melt Up?28:15 - Fed & the next Q.E.33:40 - Transitory or Crash39:35 - Gold & Mitigating Risk42:55 - News is Noise46:08 - Wrap Up Talking Points From This Episode How the Fed creates money through primary dealers.Purpose of Reverse Repos.Overall direction for yields and the markets.Outlook for gold and protecting your wealth in this environment. Guest Links:Twitter: https://twitter.com/lee_adlerWebsite: https://liquiditytrader.comArticles: https://wallstreetexaminer.com/Articles: https://capitalstool.com Lee Adler is published on LiquidityTrader.com, The Wall Street Examiner, and Capitalstool. He also published and was the lead analyst for Sure Money Investor and developed David Stockman's Contra Corner. He has been in finance since 1972, including a stint on Wall Street in both sales, analytical, and trading capacities. Prior to starting the Wall Street Examiner Lee was a commercial real estate appraiser in Florida for 15 years and specialized in the analysis of failed properties. He also worked in the residential mortgage and real estate businesses in parts of the 1970s and 80s. Lee has been charting stocks and markets and doing analytical work since he was a teenager. Yogi Berra said, "You can observe a lot by watching. I've seen a lot through the years, and have incorporated much of it into my research." He says, "I'm not some Ivory Tower academic, Wall Street guy. My perspective comes from having my boots on the ground and in the trenches, as a real estate broker, mortgage broker, trader, account rep, and analyst. I've watched most of the games these Wall Street wiseguys play from right up close. I know the drill from my 55 years of paying attention. And I'm happy to share that experience with you."

We are seeing increased activity in practice mergers and patient chart acquisitions. In this episode, we explore the difference, and common pitfalls to avoid.

Minnesota Vikings pie chart of blame for the 2021 season after Minnesota was eliminated from the NFL playoffs after their Week 17 loss to the Green Bay Packers; Mike Zimmer's comments on Kellen Mond; Surly, you must be furious!; Silver linings on the season.

Heidi Rose Robins breaks down the astrological forecast for 2022, how to decode your personal astrological chart, and what's to come in the age of Aquarius! Heidi is answering our questions like... What's in store for us energetically in 2022? Tell us everything about the Age of Aquarius! Why do our sun, moon, and rising signs matter and what do they say about us? How can we learn more about ourselves through astrology? If you want to better prepare for the new year and learn more about yourself, this is the episode for you. In the extended version of this episode, exclusively on our Patreon (at http://patreon.com/highvibe (patreon.com/highvibe)), Heidi tells us more about different types of people and talks about cryptocurrency from an astrological standpoint. Connect with Heidi: https://www.heidirose.com/ (https://www.heidirose.com/) Get Heidi's Books: https://www.heidirose.com/books (https://www.heidirose.com/books) Join Kelsey's 2022 Radical Self-Love Retreat: http://kelseyaida.com/retreat (kelseyaida.com/retreat) Join Lynnsey's AYM membership: https://bit.ly/AlignMembership (https://bit.ly/AlignMembership) Grab your copies of Kelsey's NEW books here! Letters to the Universe: https://bit.ly/3m9DzKu (https://bit.ly/3m9DzKu) My Pocket Guide to Manifestation: https://bit.ly/3qo0y6L *Send screenshots of your receipts to kelsey@kelseyaida.com or @kelseyaida on Instagram to be entered to win $500 off the 2022 Radical Self-Love Retreat. The winner will be announced later this month. SPONSORS AND PERKS:  Download the Zocdoc app for FREE: zocdoc.com/vibin Use Evite for all your gathering invites (for free!): evite.com/vibin Get 10% off your first three months or Ritual: ritual.com/vibin Start your 100-day trial and shop the entire Away lineup of travel essentials: awaytravel.com/vibin

Todd Fitz-Gerald - Stoneman Douglas High School   Bio Current HC Stoneman Douglas HS (FL) Stoneman Douglas ended a historic 2021 season being ranked the #1 HS team in the nation by Perfect Game (#2 Baseball America)  2021 National Head Coach of the Year (his 3rd time, 2016 & 2008) 2021 Florida State Coach of the Year (2nd time) 2021 Florida state champion2nd state championship in 6 years 3rd FL state championship #1 in the country Former HC at American HeritageFlorida state champion (2008) 2008 All USA COY Overall record of 446-119, .789 winning percentage His teams have been in the top 50 in the country 12 years in his 20 years as HC 32 players have been drafted into professional baseball Man of integrity, high character, and teaches life lessons Notes More interactions with kids, more patience since the school shooting Let assistant coaches coach, so he can float around and talk to each position Don't ever feel like you have to call me to come back to practice. You are always welcome Open door policy - promote guys as much as possible Sports are the best thing to bring people together Tragedy to triumph You need to have luck Baseball is a game that teaches you perseverance, failure, tough, level headed So many life lessons Toy drive for Joe Dimaggio hospital Rizzo walk for cancer Hang lights for foster kids Far major things in life than winning and losing games Want players to be the best version of yourself and don't be anything different My resume is because of the players who have played for me INAM - Its Not About Me  QAB - write down their at bat and grade itA or F Result Pitch, count, tendency chart Won't tolerate after striking out and not giving love to other teammates. Being a bad teammate 20 minute meeting prior to practice to go over game night before Just because it is not D1 does not mean you are not a Dude! What is the best fit for you??! Decisions needs to be made on more than just baseball - school, baseball, academics, social, distance, etc Do you have a list of questions to ask coaches when recruiting? Chart and intersquad to be competitiveNot just result - hard 90? You getting out of the box? You standing on 2 when you pop up? 4.3 seconds or less on the infield to make a play Intense at practice, relax at games - don't make me coach you today!!! You have competed all week.   The only team that can beat us is us! Competitive Pitchers Get outs! Control the running game There is a lot more than throwing the ball 60'6” Control emotion, stay in the moment, know you are the best guy on the mound Challenge period - all hitters around turtle, guy on the mound, runner at 2B, defense, 1 outGuys who have not done well in certain things well Pitching and defense win championships, offense wins games We will eliminate the inner third and look outside and over the plate and take advantage of mistakes Some years we bunt, some years we don't! Try not to coach the first 4-5 innings I don't want to coach on game days In the fall everyone has the green lightHow are you going to know if you don't go?? I don't want them to rely on coaches to make decisions and then we will talk about it Its the only thing in life you can fail and be considered great Allow yourself to be successful, stop pouting Its not about you! Athletics roll the school system, and starts with the football team to have a good yearGood AD Administration support Booster club - all fundraising is ran through own booster clubBanners, hit a thon, dinner with a pro Bring excitement to the programWall of fame Facility upgrade - fences and windscreen Cover the batting cages Clubhouse I want them to go off to college and BE READY!!! They are college ready is the best compliment I can get! 954-295-6878 fitzyt17@gmail.com    

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Dave plays the best charts from the 60s to the 00s!

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Подкаст «Top Club Chart» выходит каждый понедельник. Подпишись на нас в Apple Podcasts, Castbox и Google Podcasts, чтобы не пропустить новые эпизоды. Комментарии, вопросы и пожелания отправляй на t.bodrov@europaplus.ru Ведущий и продюсер: Тимур БодровСаундпродюсер: Ярослав ЧернобровРедактор: Артём Сорин Редактор подкаста: Алексей Абрамов 1. Farruko - Pepas (Kryder Remix) (50 место) 2. KC Lights feat. Leo Stannard - Cold Light (49 место) 3. BYOR - The Cure (48 место) 4. Vintage Culture & James Hype - You Give Me A Feeling (47 место) 5. Spiller feat. Sophie Ellis-Bextor - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love) [Purple Disco Machine & Lorenz Rhode Remix] (46 место) 6. Skrillex, Starrah & Four Tet - Butterflies (45 место) 7. CID & Westend - Jumpin' (44 место) 8. Diplo, Paul Woolford & Kareen Lomax - Promises (43 место) 9. Wh0 - I'm Coming (42 место) 10. DJ Kuba & Neitan x Skytech - Dancing (Wh0 Festival Remix) (41 место) 11. Rezone - Some Low Bass (40 место) 12. Sian Evans - Hide U (Tinlicker Remix) (39 место) 13. VER:WEST - Elements Of A New Life (38 место) 14. Chris Lorenzo feat. High Jinx - California Dreamin' (37 место) 15. Going Deeper & Dima Sick - I Know (36 место) 16. ATB x Topic x A7S – Your Love (9PM) [Tiësto Remix] (35 место) 17. Flashmob - Closer (34 место) 18. Love Regenerator & Solardo - Rollercoaster (33 место) 19. Alexander Popov & Paul Oakenfold - Angel (32 место) 20. York - On The Beach (Kryder Remix/Kryder & JenJammin Sax Edit) (31 место) 21. Martin Ikin & Biscits feat. Anelisa Lamola - Ready 2 Dance (30 место) 22. Ed Sheeran — Bad Habits (MEDUZA Remix) (29 место) 23. Aspyer feat. Karin Park - The Rest Of Your Life (28 место) 24. Elton John & Dua Lipa - Cold Heart (Claptone Remix) (27 место) 25. Dennis Ferrer & Disciples with James Yuill - Whisper (OriginalJohn Summit Remix) (26 место) 26. Milk & Sugar - Let The Sun Shine (Purple Disco Machine Remix) (25 место) 27. Khrebto - Crystal Clear (24 место) 28. Royksopp - What Else Is There? (ARTBAT Remix) (23 место) 29. Vintage Culture, Fancy Inc & Roland Clark - Free (22 место) 30. Kideko & Saffron Stone - The Music (21 место) 31. London Grammar - Lose Your Head (CamelPhat Remix) (20 место) 32. Cloonee - Sun Goes Down (19 место) 33. Piero Pirupa - Everybody's Free (To Feel Good) [Deeper Purpose Remix] (18 место) 34. Maceo Plex & Faithless - Insomnia 2021 (Epic Mix) (17 место) 35. John Summit - Make Me Feel (16 место) 36. Roger Sanchez & Oliver Heldens - Another Chance (15 место) 37. Volac, MKJAY & Daft Hill - Candy Shop (14 место) 38. Dom Dolla - Pump The Brakes (13 место) 39. Gorgon City & DRAMA - You've Done Enough (12 место) 40. Majestic & Boney M. - Rasputin (11 место) 41. Guz - Set U Free (10 место) 42. FISHER - Just Feels Tight (9 место) 43. Sofi Tukker - Drinkee (Vintage Culture & John Summit Remix) (8 место) 44. Calvin Harris feat. Tom Grennan - By Your Side (Original/Oliver Heldens Remix) (7 место) 45. Junior Jack - Stupidisco (David Penn Remix) (6 место) 46. BYOR - Keep On Dancin' (5 место) 47. Riton & Nightcrawlers feat. Mufasa & Hypeman - Friday (Dopamine Re-Edit) (4 место) 48. ACRAZE - Do It To It (ft. Cherish) (3 место) 49. Fred Again.. & The Blessed Madonna - Marea (We've Lost Dancing) (2 место) 50. Shouse - Love Tonight (David Guetta Remix) (1 место)

Better late than never! Andrew and Dan overcame their technical difficulties to deliver this year's year-end double feature. First up, Billboard's Top Ten for the year: A look back at what the American public thinks is good. Did America get it right for once? Listen and find out!

Happy New Year's Eve! Jody and Alison are taking a wee break from Adrian Mole to welcome actor/writer/mystic/sarcastic, Kaeli! Grab your crystals and come inside the Cocoon to hear your hosts get their minds blown via natal charts and tarot readings. We'll be posting the full unabridged video of the sesh soon. See you in 2022 to find out how Adrian and Nigel's sleepover went. It's a Judy Blume book club. Join us every week!Find Kaeli on Instagram @kaelioke, Twitter @kaeli, and TikTok @kaelioke

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Jimmy Song joins me for a multi-episode conversation covering the masterful anti-state treatise “Democracy: The God that Failed” written by Hans-Hermann Hoppe.Be sure to check out NYDIG, one of the most important companies in Bitcoin: https://nydig.com/GUESTJimmy's twitter: https://twitter.com/jimmysongJimmy's podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bitcoin-fixes-this/id1523910866Jimmy's writing: https://jimmysong.substack.com/PODCASTPodcast Website: https://whatismoneypodcast.com/Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-what-is-money-show/id1541404400Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/25LPvm8EewBGyfQQ1abIsE?si=wgVuY16XR0io4NLNo0A11A&nd=1RSS Feed: https://feeds.simplecast.com/MLdpYXYITranscript:OUTLINE00:00:00 “What is Money” Intro00:00:08 A Priori Knowledge vs Empirical Knowledge00:04:37 Defining A Priori Theory00:07:32 The Fundamental Nature of Reality00:10:33 Nihilistic Nature of Empirical Knowledge00:16:37 Free Will: The Basis of Human Action00:20:40 A Priori Theory in Economics00:30:24 NYDIG00:31:33 Empirical Rationalization00:35:59 The Ideology of the World Wars00:41:17 Statism Adapting to the Market Economy00:47:17 Brainwashing the Public in a Democratic Society00:53:53 Lack of Respect for Reason Because Deception is So Profitable00:58:32 “He Who Controls the Chart, Controls the Narrative” and Bitcoin vs AltcoinsSOCIALBreedlove Twitter: https://twitter.com/Breedlove22WiM? Twitter: https://twitter.com/WhatisMoneyShowLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/breedlove22/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breedlove_22/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@breedlove22?lang=enAll My Current Work: https://linktr.ee/breedlove22​WRITTEN WORKMedium: https://breedlove22.medium.com/Substack: https://breedlove22.substack.com/WAYS TO CONTRIBUTEBitcoin: 3D1gfxKZKMtfWaD1bkwiR6JsDzu6e9bZQ7Sats via Strike: https://strike.me/breedlove22Sats via Tippin.me: https://tippin.me/@Breedlove22Dollars via Paypal: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/RBreedloveDollars via Venmo: https://venmo.com/code?user_id=1784359925317632528The "What is Money?" Show Patreon Page: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32843101&fan_landing=trueRECOMMENDED BUSINESSESWorldclass Bitcoin Financial Services: https://nydig.com/Join Me At Bitcoin 2022 (10% off if paying with fiat, or discount code BREEDLOVE for Bitcoin): https://www.tixr.com/groups/bitcoinconference/events/bitcoin-2022-26217Automatic Recurring Bitcoin Buying: https://www.swanbitcoin.com/breedlove/Buy Bitcoin in a Tax-Advantaged Account: https://www.daim.io/robert-breedlove/Home Delivered Organic Grass-Fed Beef (Spend $159+ for 4 lbs. free): https://truorganicbeef.com/discount/BREEDLOVE22

Voices In My Head (The Rick Lee James Podcast) Episode 450 Music News and In The Presence of Jesus Book Excerpt In The Presence of Jesus: A 40-Day Guide to the Intimacy with God  You've Always Wanted  https://amzn.to/3pBgce9 Amazon Partner Link of Rick Lee James & Voices In My Head Productions LLC   Music News: Hymns, Prayers, and Invitations is charting at #1 on Play MPE's Downloads and Stream charts for Week of December 26th, 2021. You can see the charts at the links below and find out more about Play MPE.   Thanks for Listening, Rick Lee James   Streaming Top 20 Chart: https://daily.plaympe.com/charts-streams/   Downloads Top 20 Chart: https://daily.plaympe.com/christian-weekly-top-20-downloads/       Rick Lee James is now also recording live podcasts via the Wisdom App - join me there and be a part live podcast conversations like this one as they happen. https://join.wisdom.audio/8Nnc   Rick Lee James Web Site: http://www.RickLeeJames.com Shine A Light In The Darkness - The Latest Single From Rick Lee James    Get The Single: https://rickleejames.hearnow.com/shine-a-light-in-the-darkness Video: https://youtu.be/d1l7jWRcbP4  

The end of Voyager Season Three is upon us, which means it is time to Chart the Course for Season Four.  Obviously, Matt isn't here for this one, but never fear!  Brent invites on John, host of the Trek Profiles Podcast, to discuss Voyager Season Four and find out which episodes are essential, which ones aren't, and which ones are good, but go the Extra Viewing List.  SPOILERS ABOUND!If you're watching with us, the next episode will be a three parter on Star Trek: Voyager | Scorpion Parts 1&2 and The GiftContact the show:email: beammeuppod@gmail.comTwitter: @beammeuppodInstagram: @beammeuppodWebsite: beammeuppod.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/beammeuppod)Head over to beammeupgiveaway.com to be entered into our giveaway for this month.  Right now, you can enter a Super Cool prize.  We would love to own it.  But we can't, so you might as well.  You can enter multiple ways every day. So be sure to come back frequently.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/beammeuppod)About the Show:Matt doesn't know anything about Star Trek.  Brent has been a Trekkie for over 20 years, having watched every episode and movie multiple times.Join Matt as he explores for the first time why is Trek the Cultural Phenomenon that it is today.  Relive all those early moment when you first watched Trek.  But since there are over 760+ hours of Star Trek, Brent's task will be to find the best 150 or so that best represent what Star Trek is, the story of Star Trek, and paint Gene Roddenberry's vision of the Future. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/beammeuppod)Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/beammeuppod)

I'm excited to share another installment of the LTFOOYC series. This time my guest is Mallory Dowd, a Capricorn Sun. Mallory is also a Virgo Rising with Virgo Moon. Mallory is indeed living the F out of her chart. With Sun conjunct Jupiter in the 5th house of creativity, Mallory brings Capricornian structure and ritual to the expansive magic of personal storytelling. Having experienced her readings, I can attest to the fact that Mallory is deeply connected to multiple channels of intuition. Her witchcraft is huge and profound, and her heart is even bigger. Listeners, I hope you love this conversation. Mallory Dowd is an artist, tarot reader, teacher, theatre-maker, storyteller, and mystic. In 2014, she left her home in so-called Chicago and a dissatisfying career in social work, and moved to South Korea, where she resides today. Mallory aims to enchant and awaken, casting spells with her words and urgently embodying the gifts of creativity, imagination, and play. As a reader and guide, she holds warm and compassionate space in which to embrace the energies and invitations that linger on the edges of awareness, desire, and change. Mallory collaborates with her clients, Spirit, and guides to connect with inner wisdom and self-expression, peer into the crones' cave, and unearth treasures from the depths of our messy, miraculous lives. She has a growing email newsletter community and is in the process of birthing new creative offerings and a podcast that playfully blends tarot, mysticism, and storytelling. Follow Mallory on Instagram, join her newsletter, and book a reading with her to experience more of her magic. +++ Sign up here to learn more about The Magician's Table 2022. We begin in late March. To book a recorded Year Ahead Reading, a live session, or my 6-month Transformation journey, check out my offerings page. For any of my workbooks, go to the In Case of Emergence website where I sell my co-creations with creative director Angela George. Podcast art by Angela George. Podcast music by Jonathan Koe.

Should Minnesota Vikings be concerned with Justin Jefferson comments after the loss to the Rams; Pie Chart of blame after the loss; Surly, you must be furious!

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Weihnachten ist vorbei, das neue Jahr steht vor der Tür. Wird die Wall Street 2022 neue Rekordhochs erreichen? „Das Trading übers Bauchgefühl ist eine gefährliche Sache. Die eigene Meinung über eine Aktie. Wenn ein Unternehmen die Erwartungen geschlagen hat, aber die Aktie sieben Prozent verliert... oder die Fed. Die Börse aus Großvaters Zeiten gibt es nicht mehr. Es ist sehr schwer für mich vorherzusagen, wie 2022 aussehen wird. Wir werden einige Herausforderungen haben. Die Geschichte sagt, dass der Markt im Laufe der Zeit steigen wird“, sagt Peter Tuchman (Einstein of Wall Street). Salah-Eddine Bouhmidi (Head of Market IG) spricht im "Chart der Woche" über die Santa-Claus-Rally. Außerdem diskutieren die beiden Experten mit Manuel Koch die aktuelle Marktsituation. Weitere Informationen unter https://www.ig.com

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Minnesota Vikings pie chart of praise after the win over the Chicago Bears involving Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson, the referees, Ryan Pace and Matt Nagy and more!; Surly, You Must be Furious; Chicago Bears Vent Line!; Vikings nitpicks on the offensive approach against the Bears, Mike Zimmer and more.

The S&P dropped more than a percent to start the week, marking its lowest close since Dec. 3. And the Chart Master says the index is bumping up against some key support levels. We find out where he says it's going from here.

Bonta and Shasky take yesterday's game and create a pie chart of culpability.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Right now, with the Bitcoin market cap sitting just under $1 trillion, BTC is only a very tiny fraction of the world's assets combined. So in the grand scheme of crypto, this is why many analyst believe we're still so early. "If Bitcoin captures just 5% of the market cap of other assets on this chart, it'll be worth over $2M/coin." For complete show notes and for the full premium experience with video, visit YouTube channel at http://CryptoNewsAlerts.net

Host Jim Tate talks to founder of Chart Lux, Kyle Meadors. He founded Chart Lux to provide expert analysis, insight, and strategy into the regulations and standards which impact healthcare professionals and health IT developers. And Kyle takes a look into his crystal ball and gives us his thoughts on the direction of interoperability. To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play HealthcareNOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen