Podcasts about computer technician

In this podcast, Raj shares how he was able to shift his mindset by following successful people, which led him out of his corporate job as an IT/Computer Consultant towards becoming a successful Real Estate Investor that saw him featured on late night TV. This enabled him to quit his full time job. However, when the housing market crashed, he had the challenge of having to rebuild from scratch and learnt an important lesson of not pouting all his eggs in one basket. This got Raj exploring into many vehicles where he could leverage passive income such as ATM machines, Forex investing, Amazon automated stores. Once again, he credits his knowledge from mentors and people he looked up to that had the success he was wanting to emulate.. and associated with the likes of Bob Proctor, Jordan Belfort, Dr. John Demartini, Tai Lopez and others. Raj shared his personal life journey in a TEDx talk to inspire people into taking action to change their mindset and their lives and he loves teaching people a systematic way of doing this to develop passive income and therefore more freedom in their lives. Raj is the Founder & CEO of Financial Freedom Mastery Academy, which provides people with an in depth insight into his proven, successful ‘5M Money Personality System'. Raj loves creating freedom to be able to ‘play' more with like-minded people and encourages us all to do this. Visit: www.kingrajgift.com to connect with Raj and get access to a special gift he's prepared for our audience, i.e. the ‘Money Personality Assessment' complimentary, and I know that this will be a massive help no matter where you're at.

Episode 25: Charlie Paine Tells Us The TruthCharlie Paine is a Father, Computer Technician and Small Business Owner who's entire life has been impacted by the Pandemic. Listen as Charlie details the challenges regarding his children's education, how he and his Girlfriend manage the logistics of keeping themselves and their three children fed and how the Pandemic has impacted their relationship as significant others. Charlie also emotionally recalls how he's assisted his children, who like Charlie, are Bi-Racial, in processing the senseless wave of racism we've endured in America including the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and others. Charlie and his Family are prime examples of an American Family doing what they can to navigate the uncharted waters that is enduring a modern Global Pandemic. Their story is relatable and worth the listen! *You can Subscribe to Tell Us The Truth on all leading podcast apps including the iHeart Radio App, Spreaker and iTunes/Apple Podcasts. Join us on Facebook and Twitter for daily discussion about top news.*

Kirk Richmond Nugent is the second of 4 children born to Raphell and Eunice Nugent, he was raised in St. Petersburg, Florida and is of Jamaican Heritage. He attended Gulf Coast Academy in St. Petersburg, Florida, Forrest Lake Academy in Orlando, Florida, and graduated from St. Petersburg High School in 1997. In 2002 he obtained his Bachelors of Science in Engineering Technology at Seventh-day Adventist owned Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan. He holds multiple Technology Certifications/Degrees, has been featured in Magazines/Podcasts/Blogs, and received national Awards. Presently he serves as Director of Information Technology at Wallace State Community College in Hanceville Alabama.He worked for the Adventist Church for just over 10 years starting in January 2008. Most recently as Chief Information Officer at Oakwood University a Historically Black (HBCU) 4-year Liberal Arts institute of Higher Education in Huntsville Alabama. Prior to Oakwood he served as IT Director for the Southern Africa Indian Ocean Division headquartered in Pretoria, South Africa. His first point of service was in North America at the World Headquarters in Silver Spring, Maryland where he served as the SunPlus IT Director managing technology for Adventist Global Accounting Software. Prior to that he worked for T. Rowe Price, an Investment Firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, where he served as both Computer Technician and Market Data Analyst for 4 years. His first job after graduating with his BA was at the Goddard Space Flight Center of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) in Greenbelt, Maryland where he worked as a Computer Technician for 4 years.He is an Ordained Seventh-day Adventist Deacon and Elder and attempts to be involved in outreach and social change in the communities where he lives. Currently pursing a Masters of Arts in Cinema, Religion, and Worldview from Walla Walla University. In 2006 he married the former Kanique Mighty and their union has been blessed with two children, Karsyn Nugent born in 2009 and Khenzi Nugent born in 2011 just before the family moved to South Africa for mission service. His wife, Kanique, is lead web designer for Komposition, a Web and Media Business with clients all over the world.His brother, Andrew-Craig Nugent, and father, Raphell Nugent are both Pastors so he has always felt the need to serve the Lord and has dedicated the unique skills and talents entrusted to him for his service. He firmly believes that Technology is given from the hand of God, it is up to us to use it for his Glory.You can connect with Kirk here:Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/kirkrnugentTwitter | https://twitter.com/kirkrnugentInstagram | https://www.instagram.com/kirknugent.me/YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtFV3mhPVY--4doxeqIPQCQ?view_as=subscriberWebsite | http://kirknugent.me/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tradesecrets/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tradesecrets/support

Ronnie Lowe is the Founder and Managing Director of Viridian IT, based in Bendigo with additional offices in Swan Hill and Seymour in regional Victoria. The business started out in 2007 under the name 'Callout Computers' which was a bit of an after hours business that Ronnie had created when he was working as a Computer Technician at Harvey Norman. While he was working his traditional job, Ronnie had found that many of the customers calling in to seek help with their computers didn't want to actually bring their computers into the store to be looked at.As the service didn't exist at the time, Ronnie found an opportunity to create something on the side and address a problem that customer's were having. Years on and changing the name to Viridian IT in 2012, the team provides hardware and software support for clients throughout regional Victoria and also for clients as far away as Queensland. The progress of connectivity and technology has seen the demand for their services increase. As a result Viridan expanded and is currently based in 3 locations with multiple staff working on rotating rosters to provide varying types of support to clients, and in some cases 24 hours/7 days a week support.Ronnie and I spoke about the early days of working at Harvey Norman. His day to day approach and how he had not really planned originally for the business to grow as it did. We talk about the opportunities that businesses now have with the evolution of connectivity with some real life examples of his clients finding success online.There's a bunch of great titbits of information for anyone out there who needs to take that step into the digital age. It's not as daunting as you may think.What did you get out of this episode? Here’s what I learnt;1. Identifying a problem to provide a solution - Many businesses are experiencing friction as they evolve into the digital age. It can be an overwhelming experience. Ronnie saw that there were many people having these problems and found that he could provide them with a solution. What problems are you observing from other people and business owners experiences that you could possibly help with?2. One step at a time - As Ronnie says 'I can only play the game with the cards in front of me'. Ronnie focuses on the tasks at hand and takes everything day by day. While there might be some long term hopes of where he would like the business to go, Ronnie's progression has been a natural one that has come from his incremental daily decisions. Working in the IT world with the rapid progress of technology also means that Ronnie needs to be flexible and always attentive to change as well as new opportunities.3. Run your business from your phone - While it might not always be practical depending on the business you operate, the rise of technology and ease of access allows many of us to manage our businesses from the convenience of our smart phone. Apps, cloud based software and instant connectivity with our customers allows us to conduct business regardless of our location.4. Breaking the stigma of location - Years gone by businesses would only be looking within their own geographical area for service providers and partners. Ronnie has customers up to a couple of thousand kilometres away and is consistently challenging the stigma's around location by demonstrating the possibilities of remote service providing as well as unique value adds. It's an ongoing challenge for Ronnie and his team, but he has seen some success along the way. If you're in a regional location, how do you find and attract clients who live on the other side of the country or on the other side of the world? How do you compete with those who might be more local to your prospective client than you are.Follow Viridian IT via Main Website | Facebook | Linkedin |Location 1 - Level 1, 25 Killians Walk Bendigo VIC 3550Location 2 - Suite 12, 22 Emily St Seymour VIC 3660Location 3 - Swan Hill VIC 3585Phone: 1300 063 327

In the early 2000’s, Chad Latham was an entrepreneur running his own technology company working as a Computer Technician serving local businesses in Tacoma, WA. He had been into computers since the 3rd grade and was following his passion helping companies with their technology challenges. That was his day job. At night, he was growing and selling marijuana. Living a double life as he puts it. One night he was caught moving over 2000 marijuana plants and growing equipment, and was arrested. His case was handed over to the DEA. He took a plea deal to serve 15 years in federal prison in order to avoid a potential life sentence if his case was put before a judge. He left behind his wife and 9 year old son. “I realized that this was an entirely different stage of my life from this day forward. That nothing would ever be the same again.” – Chad Latham Chad was horrified at the thought of wasting his time doing nothing behind bars so he focused on education and poured himself into learning everything he could about computers, computer programming and web development. In December 2015, it was announced that President Obama had commuted 97 sentences of people in prison and Chad’s was one of them. After serving 10 years, Chad was released. 2 weeks after he was free, he walked into a web development immersion program at Galvanize in Seattle Washington and spent the next 6 months expanding his computer programing skills and learning to be a specialized Web Developer. He completed the program and when we recorded this conversation, Chad had already received an offer from a major technology company and was starting his new role and the next chapter of his life a few days later. This is an incredible story of someone that chose to make the best of a horrible situation and has redefined his life through persistence and education. Show Notes Chad Latham on LinkedIn Galvanize Learning Community Sponsor Check out clickplacement.com to ignite your pay-per-click and social marketing strategies. Go Hunt Life on iTunes

In this episode of the Technibble Computer Business Podcast (with transcript below), I’m going to talk about getting paid as a computer technician. Something I hear about a lot is technicians saying that “their clients didn’t pay them, they’re having to chase them up, and basically why don’t they pay me?”. The answer to that […] Source: How to Make Sure You Get Paid as a Computer Technician - Technibble.com