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Justin Buonomo is the President and CEO of Journey to Financial Freedom, whose 'Financial Foundations' program has rapidly become one of the most successful financial coaching programs in the United States. Originally from Rochester, New York, Justin is an accomplished academic and former All-American lacrosse player who holds a Master's in Healthcare Management from Stevenson University. His expertise spans finance, economics, accounting and healthcare management from his leadership roles at Johns Hopkins Medicine and as an adjunct professor. Justin is on a mission to improve financial literacy through personalized one-on-one coaching. His 6-week 'Financial Foundations' program provides customized budgeting solutions to help families and businesses master their finances. He aims to expand the program's impact through group coaching and courses.   During the show we discuss: What Motivated Justin to Start Journey to Financial Freedom How Justin's Own Mindset or Approach to Money Management Evolved Over Time, and the Lessons He Has Learned Along the Way The Key Principles or Strategies for Individuals Looking to Improve Their Financial Literacy and Take Control of Their Finances The Common Misconceptions About Achieving Financial Freedom How Important It is for Individuals to Set Financial Goals, and Tips to Setting Achievable Goals The Role that Your Mindset Plays in Achieving Financial Freedom, and How Individuals Can Cultivate a Positive Financial Mindset The Common Obstacles or Challenges People Face on Their Journey to Financial Freedom, and How They Can Overcome Them How Individuals Can Effectively Manage and Reduce Debt, Especially in Today's Economic Climate Practical Tips for Creating and Sticking to a Budget How to Navigate the Balance Between Enjoying Life Now and Saving for the Future The Best Practices for Building and Maintaining an Emergency Fund Passive Income Streams that People Can Explore Beginner-Friendly Investment Options Justin Recommends Key Principles or Factors to Consider When Building an Investment Portfolio What JFF's FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) Movement Is, and How Can Individuals Pursue It How to Stay Motivated and Disciplined on Your Financial Journey, Especially During Challenging Times How to Stay Informed About Changes in the Financial Landscape and Adapt Their Strategies Accordingly Justin's Advice to Individuals Who are Just Starting Their Journey to Financial Freedom   Show resource/s: journeytofinancialfreedom.co https://www.linkedin.com/in/justin-buonomo-a4bb56185/ https://www.facebook.com/justin.buonomo/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKM4gmtD9jWqACUF5zfCqmw https://www.instagram.com/justin_buonomo/  

These days there are so many options outside of practicing medicine to help physicians build their own wealth. That is why Dr. Lance Holton helped start the company, Real Asset Investing Team, which is dedicated to helping people find investments and financial opportunities that work for their lifestyles. Dr. Holton draws from his own experience as a practicing anesthesiologist and businessman to help set his clients up for success.  In this episode, Dr. Holton talks through the difference between being a W-2 employee versus a 1099 contractor and what physicians need to consider when taking control of their finances. Learn more about Real Asset Investing Team by visiting: realassetinvestingteam.com

Ever wonder what it's like to build a brand from the ground up? Or how to take your inventions from an idea to reality? Join us for a conversation with Brian Fried from the National Inventor Club, on best practices when establishing a brand and the steps for commercializing your inventions.   Key takeaways:  Connecting with like-minded individuals, seeking advice, and sharing resources are key. This sense of community fosters collaboration, provides support and opens up opportunities for inventors to learn from one another, ultimately increasing their chances of success.  From conducting research to determine the uniqueness of an idea to creating a prototype and deciding on the best approach, this process provides a roadmap for success. Strategic decision-making and considering factors such as manufacturing, distribution, and licensing are key. Many people overlook the importance of having a genuine barcode on their packaging, which can cause problems when trying to sell to retailers. Purchasing barcodes from third-party sellers online may result in the barcode not matching the brand and potentially getting banned from stores.   Connect with GS1 US: Our website - www.gs1us.org GS1US on LinkedIn   Connect with guests: Follow Lisa Anderson on LinkedIn  

This week's guest is You Mon Tsang. You Mon is the founder and CEO of ChurnZero, which helps subscription businesses fight churn with a real-time Customer Success platform. Before ChurnZero, he was the CMO of Vocus (now Cision) and CEO of its marketing automation business unit, OutMarket. He is a serial entrepreneur, having founded four software companies, including ChurnZero, Biz360, and Engine140.  You can find You Mon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/youmon --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/uncharted1/support

On today's episode, Melissa chats with you about ways that you can step into being a healthy support system to someone in your life who is either parenting kids who have experienced adversity, or IS a kid experiencing adversity. It only takes one adult in the life of a child to help them build resilience and that one adult could be you! Whether you are a parent, relative, teacher, coach, or Sunday School teacher, we all have kids in our lives who we can support and make a difference for.  **Find FULL SHOW NOTES at my website, https://www.mendingfamilieswa.com/mending-families-podcast Where to find Mending Families: Instagram - @mendingfamilieswa TikTok - @mendingfamilieswa Facebook - @mendingfamilieswa YouTube - www.youtube.com/@mendingfamilies1594 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/melissa-pemberton/support

Gaming products are a huge part of the entire playing experience. Acquiring tons of equipment, creating an extensive wardrobe, and customizing your in-game character is indeed an exciting journey. But isn't it thrilling if you can transport these items even in real life? In this Outer Edge Live Twitter Space discussion, Daniel Forero of Howl and Zach Sekar of Outer Edge LA lead the conversation about leveling up gaming through Web3. Joining them are Actor & Director Carlo Lorenzo García, Scott Mitchell of Brawler Bearz, and Jake Meany & Ivan Alexander of Howl. Together, they discuss integrating dynamic NFTs, blockchain, and crypto when creating gaming products, allowing players to enjoy cross-chain compatibility and solidify their digital identity both in-game and IRL. They also talk about why Web3 should adopt better terminologies when talking to traditional gamers, the regulatory challenges of Web3 integration, and which of the big companies right now would most likely lead the creation of a fully developed web stream space.More from Edge of NFT:

Gaming products are a huge part of the entire playing experience. Acquiring tons of equipment, creating an extensive wardrobe, and customizing your in-game character is indeed an exciting journey. But isn't it thrilling if you can transport these items even in real life? In this Outer Edge Live Twitter Space discussion, Daniel F of Howl and Zach Sekar of Outer Edge LA lead the conversation about leveling up gaming through Web3. Joining them are Actor and Director Carlo Lorenzo García, Scott Mitchell of Brawler Bearz, and Jake Meany and Ivan Alexander of Howl. Together, they discuss integrating dynamic NFTs, blockchain, and crypto when creating gaming products, allowing players to enjoy cross-chain compatibility and solidify their digital identity both in-game and IRL. They also talk about why Web3 should adopt better terminologies when talking to traditional gamers, the regulatory challenges of Web3 integration, and which of the big companies right now would most likely lead the creation of a fully developed web stream space.

In today's episode, host, Lindsay Pinchuk, expands on the 15 tips she shared last week about selling her business. This isn an episode EVERY business owner can benefit from, as the information doesn't only apply if you want to sell her business. It is applicable to every business out there.If today's episode resonates with you, Lindsay would like nothing more than for you to share it. Thank you for listening and thank you for being here.If you're interested in working with Lindsay 1:1, fill out this form and set up a FREE 30-minute call to see if you'd be a fit to partner.CONNECT WITH LINDSAY @lindsaypinchukFollow @dearfoundher and submit your own story and tips to be shared through our content.Please don't forget to rate, comment, and subscribe to Dear FoundHer on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts!Today's episode is sponsored by:Honeybook: Try Honeybook for $1/month or $96/ year to automate your business, book clients more efficiently and stay organized and thought you might like it too. CLICK HEREHivecast: Use code FoundHer for 50% off your first month with both HiveCast and Fireside. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Better to learn now and enjoy later - so Wade and Shane discuss 10 things you should consider before you go building that composite deck.   Find more The Ultimate Deck Shop: https://www.tuds.ca https://www.tuds.ca/podshop https://www.youtube.com/theultimatedeckshop https://instagram.com/theultimatedeckshop https://www.facebook.com/theultimatedeckshop https://www.tiktok.com/@theultimatedeckshop https://twitter.com/theultdeckshop

At the end of the day, a boss's job is to guide a team to achieve results, right? So what should every manager, entrepreneur and business leader be focused on to help their business scale? In this episode, I provide three focuses that I believe you should have on your mind when you are building a team. If given the right attention, these three things will help you build trusting relationships with your employees, leaving them bought into your mission and standards and excited to work together as a collective unit towards your goals. If you want to dive deeper, I recommend you read the book "The Making of a Manager" by Julie Zhuo. Are you looking for more? Listen to Similar Episodes:Back to the Basics: Sharing Your Vision & Strategy with Your TeamEmployee Development Plans - How to Create Them With Your teamHow to Lead Your Team During The Holiday Season* Connect with me on IG @jackie.koch_* Find more information on my website www.jackiekoch.com

Book your FREE strategy session with the team here: https://calendly.com/karl-puudersell/smba-strategy-session *If you can't make any of the time's on Karl's calendar, please send me (Ethan) a DM on Instagram and we will sort something @theethanbridge Grab your FREE copy of "The Complete Guide To Success On Instagram": https://theethanbridge.gumroad.com/l/The-Complete-Guide-To-Success-OnInstagram Join the Social Media Marketing School Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/228075548816937/ ----- SMMS #385 - It's obvious that EVERYBODY in 2023 needs to build a personal brand if they haven't already started. Having a personal brand can bring an incredible amount of opportunities which by not having one you'd only miss out on. However, it would be best if you didn't aimlessly start building your personal brand without a plan. That's why on today's Social Media Marketing School episode, I wanted to share 3 incredibly important things to consider before, or when you first start building your personal brand on social media so that you can leverage it as best as possible in the future. ----- Book your FREE strategy session with the team here: https://calendly.com/karl-puudersell/smba-strategy-session Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theethanbridge/ Join the Social Media Marketing School Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/228075548816937/

The topic of the day is generational wealth. We are pleased to be joined by Portia Wood, an estate attorney. She‘s an expert and shares her knowledge with us on the things we need to consider that we may not be considering when it comes to our efforts to build generational wealth.  Portia believes that intergenerational wealth is everyone's right, not a privilege reserved for the wealthy. The ability to pass on one's wealth is crucial to building intergenerational wealth. Achieving wealth takes more than just hard work and skill. And it takes a plan that balances today's needs with tomorrow's security. Creating a plan is the first step toward building wealth.   What You Will Learn: How Portia found herself practicing as an estate attorney. The definition of generational wealth. Who is eligible to have a Trust. Best practices of establishing a Trust. Advice for a single person with no kids. Basics of estate planning. Types of conversations to have with kids to prepare their mindset for entrepreneurship. How families should teach kids the aspects of wealth. The Role of estate attorneys Connect with the Wood Legal Group Linkedin Website Instagram Facebook Twitter  

The Resale Edit: What Brands Should Consider When Building A Resale ProgramThe only place to start this week is the Charnard's decision to give 100% of Patagonia to a trust and holding company charged with manifesting Patagonia's mission: to save our home planet. There are few leaders that live their values with the willingness to discard and invent new structures for the times–Patagnoia's IronClad Guarantee, 1% for the planet, the Footprint Chronicles, Benefit Corporation, “Don't Buy This Jacket” and of course Worn Wear. Consistent with the past 50 years, Yvon and Patagonia are still willing to do so, with this recent move. Leadership can be elusive but we certainly know it when we see it. Thank you, Yvon, Milinda, Ryan, and the Patagonia team for continuing to lead.As NYFW wrapped up last week and climate week kicked off this week, Fortune points out the disagreeable truth that climate goals and big fashion business models simply do not align. Although brands and retailers are taking steps to be more sustainable, there is still a disconnect on how many goods a company can make to reach environmental goals. We are not going to address this within our current linear model. And it's one of the reasons so many fashion brands are launching resale programs. But with all these new programs how can one distinguish between business innovation and marketing? One way is to look at the business model behind the effort. Innovative business models are set up to be profit centers for the business, they address core activities such as buying and selling pre-owned items. Marketing programs have an ROI that drives traffic but are not set up to become core for the business. Saks Off 5th, who expanded their resale efforts this week with LXR and Reflaunt is aiming to make money by buying and selling pre-loved items. This is business model innovation given the ability to scale a profit center. Whereas UK fashion provider, Joules, who also announced a resale program is essentially awarding gift cards to get you back in the store, more akin to smart marketing. Marketing efforts can evolve into business innovation, but approaching resale as a business innovation certainly improves the odds of capturing the customer shift underway.Saks Off 5th initially partnered with LXR back in 2020 selling pre-owned handbags in-store. Their program has now expanded with Rent the Runway and Reflaunt to offer roughly 1,000 items online. Many of the resold items are not typically sold via the Off 5th banner including Hermes, Fendi, Prada, and Tom Ford. This makes sense for a discount retailer who can now buy back and resell higher-end pieces to their value-oriented customer base. This is a business that has the potential to continue to grow, not a marketing program.We will see more of these programs across value-oriented retailers such as Walmart, Target, JCP, and Macy's as they find new ways to attract and maintain value-oriented customers. As a not-so-small footnote, brands should beware these programs have significant brand risk in the new supply, discounting and merchandising of branded items outside the brand's purview. As compared to traditional wholesale relationships where brands share in revenue, these programs both buy from and sell to customers, bypassing the brands altogether.@James Reinhart wrote a fantastic article in Fast Company comparing fast fashion to big tobacco. James' points included the social pressures of the newest look and price point with cigarettes in the media and affordability at the time. It's possible there will be class action lawsuits or the government will regulate fast fashion but even if this does occur it won't be soon. For now, this article serves more as a billboard highlighting the need for new business models as fashion considers the sustainability implications of the industry.WWD covered lululemon's annual sustainability reporting which highlighted the challenges of our current commerce model from a CO2 perspective. Lulu shared an 82% absolute reduction, ahead of plan on direct emissions (scope 1 and 2) while indirect emissions (scope 3) increased 4%. Given lululemons growth, 4% would still be commendable by some and it also highlights the innovation needed from new business models such as lululemon's Like New. Other brands were in the news for sustainability press releases including Puma's new recycled shoe, others implementing ‘more sustainable' logistics and packing materials, and Macy's circularity program. While these make good marketing, many of these efforts, such as the process of producing a shoe from recycled content, is not addressing the systemic problem a growing fashion CO2 footprint–an exception may be Macy's move to digital samples which can scale and does address core operations. Saks Off 5th and lululemon's Like New program are examples of business innovation that can ultimately scale where business growth isn't directly tied to growing CO2 emissions.The So WhatFashion brands who are serious about climate goals will need to innovate profitable circular models. If your resale program doesn't make money buying and reselling pre-owned items, question if it's really just a marketing program and won't address your innovation agenda.Premium and luxury brands get ready for a very different retail landscape where more of your products are repurchased and resold in channels and stores you would disapprove of, bypassing you entirely. In order to control your brand, you will need ways to track and control your items beyond the first sale, owning the resale channel for your items.Week of September 23:Saks Off 5th on Resale: A Golden OpportunityWomen's Wear DailySaks Off 5th is ready to join resale. Throughout the last several months, Saks Off 5th has been partnering with companies like LXR & Co. and Rent The Runway to start building a network of pre-loved sources. Most recently, Saks Off Fifth launched with Reflaunt introducing menswear, men's accessories, footwear, and sunglasses into its roster of pre-loved merchandise. What is Driving Luxury Resale's Push into Physical Retail?The Fashion LawConsumer goods brands benefit from brick-and-mortar stores as physical retail drives higher spending, lower return rate, and acts as a better vehicle for new customer acquisitions. It's time for resale to get with the “old” way of shopping- in-store. The RealReal, Rebag, and Privè Porter plan to expand their physical store locations to achieve profitability and create the ultimate luxury experience for shoppers. Big fashion can't align its climate goals with its business modelFortuneAs the crossroads of NYFW and Climate Week meet, so does the disagreeable truth that climate goals and big fashion business models simply do not align. Although brands and retailers are taking steps to be more sustainable, there is still a disconnect on how many goods a company can make to reach environmental goals. Lululemon's Latest Impact Report Puts Pressure on Decarbonization Women's Wear Daily Lululemon has already captured the hearts of billions, $1.9 billion in quarterly revenues to be exact. The brand has made amazing strides towards becoming more sustinable, the brand still saw a 4% increase in Scope3 emissions from last year. Lululemon is now putting all of its efforts to focusing on transitioning to renewable, efficient energy. Earth is now our only shareholder.PatagoniaPatagonia is in the business of saving our home planet, by “going purpose.” Ditching the traditional route of going public, Patagonia is choosing to take its wealth and invest in the planet. 100% of the company's voting stock will transfer to Pataonia Purpose Trust and 100% of the nonvoting stock has been given to the Holdfast Collective, a nonprofit dedicated to fighting the environmental crisis and defending nature. Macy's rolls out circular servicesEcotextile NewsFor the last 18 months, Macy's has started integrating new solutions to help conquer its sustainability improvement goals. It's efforts focus on offering ethically produced products and brands to its customer base, while simultaneously reducing its environment mental impact through logistics. Salesforce Enters the Carbon-Credit BusinessThe Wall Street JournalSalesforce is entering the carbon-credit business with force as it gears up to launch it's new Net Zero Marketplace for carbon credits. The marketplace will tackle transparency and quality issues in the ever-changing field. It will launch October 9th with almost 90 projects which will support programs such as soil health and renewable energy. Why fast fashion is the next Big TobaccoFast CompanyGen Z is known as being the most eco-friendly generation yet, even though they feed into the addiction that is fast fashion more than any other consumer group. As fast fashion continues to go unchallenged, the more and more it starting to sing the same tune as Big Tobacco, especially when targeting Gen Z. Fashion brands are launching partnerships with sustainable logistics providersGlossyIn effort to support authenticity around new initiatives, retailers like Rebecca Minkoff, EB Denim and Rent the Runway are taping more sustainable shipping and packaging solutions, like Route and Olive. Route takes the heavy lifting out of the post-purchase experience by offsetting shipping emissions through integrated AI tracking parcels from retailer to customer. Ol

My guest is Daniel Rowland, Head of Strategy and Partnerships at LANDR, Co-owner of Immersive Mixers, Professor at MTSU, and audio engineer. Daniel has worked with Nine Inch Nails, Adrian Belew, Disney, Pixar, David Foster, Star Wars, Marvel, DC Comics, Denzel Curry, Netflix, Fox, Flo Rida, Seal, and Phillip Glass.  In this episode, we discuss: Playing Guitar Rehab vs. College MTSU Production Work Adrian Belew NOISE LANDR AI Mastering Linkedin Rejection of New Ideas Time Management The ATMOS Goldrush Matt's Rant: Things to Consider When Building a Studio Links and Show Notes Daniel's Site Daniel on Linkedin Download 15 Tips to Help you Survive as an Audio Pro Credits Guest: Daniel Rowland Host: Matt Boudreau Engineer: Matt Boudreau Producer: Matt Boudreau Editing: Anne-Marie Pleau  WCA Theme Music: Cliff Truesdell  Announcer: Chuck Smith

Within your collection, not all items serve the same purpose. While some pieces help in raising profit margins, some are better at attracting traffic. Think strategically when deciding which designs make it into your collection. You need a good balance to attract customers and make money at the same time. Here are 4 important things to remember when planning your brand collection including the 4 types of items in your collection. Book your FREE 1-on-1 coaching assessment session with me at antonioaguirrejr.com today! Instagram.com/AntonioAguirre.Jr Twitter.com/Antoni0aguirre Fb.com/antonioaguirre.jr1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifedeckshow/message

8 ELEMENTS TO BUILD YOUR BRAND: While branding can be vague and challenging in the beginning as it touches on so many parts of a company's presentation; it is vital for a fashion label to become successful. This is a simple guide to 8 elements worth considering when building a brand. I've divided them into two types: Internal and External branding. I explain the difference of both in this episode. Book your FREE 1-on-1 coaching assessment session with me at antonioaguirrejr.com today! Instagram.com/AntonioAguirre.Jr Twitter.com/Antoni0aguirre Fb.com/antonioaguirre.jr1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lifedeckshow/message

Today, I will be sharing some practical and actionable steps to building your dream business. I will be sharing some food for thought and some things I wish I considered earlier in my business journey. You may have been in business a while, or you may just be starting out, there will be things in here you can take no matter where you are on your business journey.

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Today, we talk about the trials Garrett and the company he works for experienced building and operating an indoor commercial grow op and how they've adapted throughout the last year since they began growing! https://my.captivate.fm/www.smokingwith.com (www.smokingwith.com) Be on the Show! - Email: smokingwithpodcast@gmail.com Early access to episodes: https://patreon.com/smokingwith?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=creatorshare (Patreon) https://www.instagram.com/smokingwithpod/ (Instagram)

How do you build a financial team? Listen to Consider This Program and find out how. There is no "I" in team. For the best results, everyone has to work together. How does your CPA and investment advisor work together to create optimal tax strategies? What is your communication process? What should it be?   Connect with Financial Enhancement Group: Visit our Facebook page at www.Facebook.com/FinancialEnhancementGroup Join our Facebook Group at www.yourlifeafterwork.com/FinancialTidbits Visit our website at www.yourlifeafterwork.com   We would love to answer your questions on air! Give us a call at 800-928-4001 or send them to TalkToFEG@yourlifeafterwork.com

In this episode I'll share a story about how we nearly launched a search and rescue team into a trackless wilderness to recover a pilot who had crashed into the jungle.  From that story, we can extract five key questions that leaders should have answers to before launching their own teams on any new mission.  Notes and Resources:Prefer to read?  Here's the full post:   Lost in the JungleFive keys to an inspiring vision statementHow to turn that good idea into a SMART goalQuotable: “If your team can't easily repeat the vision statement from memory, it isn't a very good vision statement.   – Ken Downer“A sense of autonomy is empowering; having to play ‘mother may I?' every step of the way is debilitating.  Leaders empower.”  – Ken DownerRelated posts: Who's in Your Canoe? 5 Things to Consider When Building a New Team Leading When Things Go Wrong: Playing Soccer on the Ice   Courage to Lead:  Re-looking the Role of Courage in Leadership 

There’s a lot of concern around full site editing and what that means for themes and theme creators. Are they even worth building anymore? Should all themes just be a blank slate? Will we only need a hand full of themes now? NO! In-fact, good themes will be more important than ever now. Given the amount of flexibility the block editor and full site editing offer users, have well-designed themes with all the right guideposts is imperative. We’ll talk about that, plus top WordPress stories from the past 2 weeks. (more…)

In this episode host Matt Schnurr speaks with Mackenzie's Chief Fixed Income Strategist, Dustin Reid about BoC's decision to begin tapering, and the Hawkish view adopted by the bank in moving up its growth expectations. They also discuss the latest news on the tax front in the US, and the recent inflation numbers that have come in. Dustin also talks about the fixed income team's preference for higher rates as the rest of the world catches up on vaccinations, and current positioning in core and core-plus portfolios. 

Your website is the only digital real estate you own, so you need to make sure it converts. Today we unpack the essentials to consider that can be the difference between a pretty website with no traffic and a digital home for your brand that helps grow your business.

An Architect's Perspective on What to Consider When Building Your First Block Of Flats You'd think we'd be slowing down after the jam-packed Virtual Property Show we just had - but the knowledge is ever flowing in these parts! On tonight's Live Podcast, Daniel van der Merwe of Leaf Architects will be sharing tips on how you can sharpen your architectural eye when building your first block of flats so you can build a structure that exudes excellence. See you at 7pm! Guest Name – Daniel van der Merwe Designation - Director and Practitioner Guest Company - Leaf Architects Website link: https://www.leafarchitects.co.za/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-van-der-merwe-7a558936/

Tony & Corey discuss all of the components of a shed and the step by step process in which a shed is erected. Shed styles, options, sizes and uses.

Food for Thought Friday (FFTF)- short fire episodes of thoughts, challenges and lessons Raj has had in property investing and business.  Today's episode I want to share 6 things to consider when building a property portfolio. In fact, these are 6 of the things I think about when adding to my own portfolio, which I am currently actively looking to do. So, these lessons/ rules are very much fresh in my mind and I wanted to share them with you, in case they can help you on your property journey as well.  If you have a burning question that you want answered or you think it would make a good FFTF episode, send your question to raj@propertyinvesting2-0.com and we'll aim to get that answered for you. Enjoy!

For episode #15 of the second season, it's a solo show where I give the lowdown on my top 5 things to consider when building your online business.

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Today, my guest is Tammy Bjelland Tammy is the Founder and CEO of Workplaceless, a startup that provides learning and development programs to remote professionals. Tammy has a deep background in developing educational programs and she is a highly-sought after keynote speaker at remote conferences around the world. In this episode, you'll learn: Why companies are reluctant to advertise job openings as remote What kinds of companies should consider a transition to a distributed model The skills to look for when hiring for a remote position How the remote employment model is providing opportunities for refugees And with that I give you…Tammy Bjelland

Today’s episode is all about creating and building out an offer. In this episode, I am going to give you 6 things to consider when you’re building out your offer for your business. When your offer isn’t written out and organized, you’re going to have a hard time pitching it or finding your ideal client to even pitch to. Which also means you might have a hard time with messaging, content creation, and engaging your audience by creating content to connect with them. Your business is being created to solve a specific problem. If you can get clear on the problem, that’s great. But if you can get clear on the person, even better.

Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan Episode 37 - Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan, Part 1 of 9. The first step in creating a financial plan is developing an overall spending plan. You need to know what's coming in and what's going out, and you need to know your assets and your liabilities. Learn more in our new podcast. More SML Planning Minute Podcast Episodes Listen to Episode 37 - Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan, Part 1 - Develop an Overall Spending Plan Listen to Episode 38 - Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan, Part 2 - Spending Goals SubscribeApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyAndroidPandoraStitcherBlubrryby EmailTuneInDeezerRSSMore Subscribe Options

Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan Episode 37 - Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan, Part 1 of 9. The first step in creating a financial plan is developing an overall spending plan. You need to know what’s coming in and what’s going out, and you need to know your assets and your liabilities. Learn more in our new podcast. More SML Planning Minute Podcast Episodes Listen to Episode 37 - Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan, Part 1 - Develop an Overall Spending Plan Listen to Episode 38 - Things to Consider When Building Your Financial Plan, Part 2 - Spending Goals SubscribeApple PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSpotifyTuneInAndroidStitcherDeezerby EmailRSSMore Subscribe Options

  It is likely that as some point in your career you will build your ideal office. Gary did so in 2011 and he credits the new office as an important element in his practice success. In this Thriving Dentist Show, …  

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Craig and Brian discuss the challenges and successes of building their brands using social media and web marketing. What’s a good tactic to stay true to your audience without having sponsors influence your actions? Pulling from the expertise of individuals like Sam Harris, Brian and Craig flush out ideas on how to be authentic without selling out to Corporate America.Get to know your podcast hosts:Brian Galyon - Patreon | Website | YouTube | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedInCraig Coleman - Website | YouTube | Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn

 In this episode of MOTHER EARTH NEWS and Friends, we discuss the considerations you need to take when you are building a chicken coop including where to keep the food, how to space the perches, and are automatic doors all they are cracked up to be!?   Thank you to Onduline for sponsoring this podcast episode!  We also want to thank Rebecca Nickols of Community Chickens for putting together this compilation of cool coops. While you listen please enjoy these links and images showing the cool coops that we look at during the conversation! 1. The Chick Compound 2. The Chick Inn 3. The Cottage Playhouse *Pat's Favorite 4. Double Deck Chicken Coop 5.The Fort Coop 6. Pallet Coop 7. Pay it Forward Coop 8. The Porta Potty Coop 9. Recycled Counter Coop  10. Re Purposed Car Coop  11. Re Purposed Trailer Coop 12. The Rustic / Whimsical Coop 13. The Wicked Chicken Saloon, Mercantile and No Tell-Hotel 14. Build a Coop in an Hour Here is a collection of related articles you may enjoy: Building a Chicken Coop Build This Predator-Proof, Portable Chicken Coop for Your Backyard What to Consider When Building a Chicken Coop: Sizing and Location Find our Guests Books in the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Store An Introduction to Heritage Breeds Chicken Tractor Day Range PoultryCity Chicks   Check out the MOTHER EARTH NEWS Bookstore for more resources that may pique your interests! To see more podcasts, visit our Mother Earth News and Friends page! Check out the MOTHER EARTH NEWS FAIR page for an opportunity to see our podcast guest live!  The Mother Earth News and Friends podcast is a production of Ogden Publications.

In this episode of Startups For The Rest Of Us, Rob and Mike talk about things to consider when building your launch plan, both from a preparation and execution stand point.       

Welcome to Episode #144 of the AR15 Podcast. On this episode we're responding to a listener request to build an AR-15 catered specifically to home defense. We want to let you know about a great source for T-shirts and Patches! If you go to  http://patriotpatch.co/ you can line up to pre-order the new “In God … Continue reading "AR-15 Podcast 144 – Things to Consider When Building an AR for Home Defense"

Welcome to Episode #144 of the AR15 Podcast. On this episode we’re responding to a listener request to build an AR-15 catered specifically to home defense. We want to let you know about a great source for T-shirts and Patches! If you go to  http://patriotpatch.co/ you can line up to pre-order the new “In God … Continue reading "AR-15 Podcast 144 – Things to Consider When Building an AR for Home Defense"

This week on the Boagworld show we take a close look at responsive design, and identify ten things you should consider when going responsive.

In episode 3 of The 10 Minute Healthcare Marketing Podcast, Tyson talks about the 5 things that are need to be considered when putting up your website. What was discussed? Motivational quote of the day from Oscar Wilde, “What seems to us as bitter trials, are often blessings in disguise.” Layout of the website5 things to consider include: User Experience (UX) On page SEO  Contact form  Testimonials Don't make your visitors think. Present the info they want and need clearly and upfront. Don't try to be unique and add flair to your website just because. Improving your on page SEO will increase traffic for your website. Make your contact information easy to find. If you have a WordPress site, use a software like Contact-form-7 instead of simply a link to an email address. Reviews or testimonials are a great way to build credibility and help win over potential patients. Check out our show notes at: titanwebagency.com/podcast/003/ Connect With Us: ·Follow us on Twitter: @titanwebagency ·And on Facebook: Titan Web Agency Facebook Page ·Join our Facebook Group ·Subscribe in iTunes

Episode 74.2 – Real Estate Lawyer Mark Weisleder discusses 7 Things to Consider When Building a Deck