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Today I'm going to cover the #1 remedy for heartburn, GERD, and acid reflux. We're told that the cause of acid reflux, heartburn, and GERD is too much acid. But, I've found that rather than the overproduction of acid, these issues are typically caused by an underproduction of acid. Two main conditions cause low stomach acid: hypochlorhydria and achlorhydria. Symptoms of both these conditions include acid reflux, heartburn, and GERD. Hydrochloric acid is there to help you break down food, absorb minerals and vitamins, and protect against pathogens. A deficiency in hydrochloric acid can lead to a myriad of health concerns. One of the side effects of antacids or other acid-suppressing medications is a loss of stomach acid. This can temporarily cause someone to feel better but can lead to other health issues. Top causes of low stomach acid: • Hypothyroidism • Poor diet • A suppressed immune system • Antacids • Low-salt diets • Potassium deficiency • Zinc deficiency • Iodine deficiency • Eating too frequently Betaine hydrochloride is the best natural remedy for heartburn, GERD, and acid reflux. However, you shouldn't take it if you have an ulcer, and don't take betaine hydrochloride on an empty stomach. Consuming the Healthy Keto diet® and doing intermittent fasting may also be beneficial. DATA: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NB...

We are thrilled to be re-airing our episode with Emily Oster on making parenting decisions through data. Emily is a Professor of Economics at Brown University and the author of Expecting Better, Cribsheet, and The Family Firm. She holds a PhD in Economics from Harvard. Prior to being at Brown she was on the faculty at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business. Emily's books analyze the data behind choices on parenting and pregnancy. She is also founder and CEO of Parent Data, which provides information for parents, people who want to be parents, or anyone who likes to do their research before making a decision. In this episode, Emilly discussed with us her most recent book, The Family Firm, which takes a data driven approach to help parents think more deliberately about key issues in the elementary school years including sleep, school, health, extra curricular activities and more. Emily presented to us how you can immediately apply frameworks and concepts to utilize the date in your life for making best decisions for your children.   You can find more information on Emily Oster, her books and research, and join her bi-weekly mailing list at emilyoster.net or parentdata.org. You can also connect with Emily via Twitter and Instagram @ProfEmilyOster. To hear Emily and my recent conversation on data driven decision making please visit this link Emily Oster Video. In this video, we discuss how data can (and can't) help us make parenting decisions, and take audience questions.   

In this episode of Rework we're turning the spotlight onto you, our listeners, with another episode of listener questions. Today, Kimberly Rhodes sits down with Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson, the co-founders of 37signals, to pull back the curtain on the intricacies they faced when hiring a COO for their team, and the intuition-driven decision making they used to ensure their new hire would be a good fit and complement the team. Plus, how to help your company get started with working in six-week cycles, and adapting product development principles to professional services companies.Listen in to explore Jason and David's unconventional yet remarkably effective strategies for business development and growth.Show Notes:  [00:00] - Kimberly introduces the topic for today's podcast, listener questions, with a question from Justin who asks, "I saw that you hired a COO in 2021 after not having someone in that role for a while. What's the 37signals approach to executive hiring?" [00:46] - Jason discusses their decision to use a recruiter for hiring their new COO and shares which qualities were more important to them than the candidate's resume.[03:20] - David elaborates on the challenges of hiring executives, the importance of chemistry, and how Elaine complements their team.[06:41] - Reflecting on adding a third person to a team with a long history—why it was important to find someone who could introduce a dose of healthy conflict without making everything a grind.[08:07] - Jason shares how long the hiring process took, and what made them think that Elaine might be the right fit.[09:13] - David shares the importance of "gravitas"—having the weight and legitimacy to inspire trust and confidence in the team and how Elaine stood out compared to others in the hiring process. [10:44] - Kimberly shares this two-part question from Reuben: “What's your suggestion for helping a company get started with working in six-week cycles—is there a specific time to start? And are all the teams across 37signals synced on six-week cycles?”[11:07] - Jason shares his perspective on getting started with six-week cycles, his advice on when is a good time to start a cycle, and the one time he wouldn't. [12:50] - David discusses the importance of individual focus in problem-solving and why he believes in starting with a small team to test Shape Up's effectiveness before implementing it company-wide.[15:41] - The benefits of having the entire company operate on the same clock frequency.[16:27] - Kimberly shares a question from a mystery caller asking for advice on adapting product development principles to professional services type companies, like public accounting or legal that work on hourly billing and tax deadlines or legal deadlines that they have to meet. [17:21] - Jason and David share how to apply the core ideas of Shape Up to diverse service types and internal areas of your organization.[19:43] - The value of setting shorter goals over six weeks, rather than annual goals to increase the chances that things will get done. [20:11] - How shorter cycles help prevent the pile-up of tasks and overwhelming situations that often occur at the end of longer timeframes. [20:49] - Kimberly introduces a listener question about whether the 37signals team uses telemetry or relies on intuition in their product development process.[21:14] - Jason discusses their approach to product development, emphasizing the importance of other factors extensive telemetry, and A/B testing.[22:12] - David shares the challenges they have encountered with telemetry and A/B testing.[26:11] - The value of speed, forward momentum and making decisions instead of stalling to find a perfect solution.[27:24] - How launching quickly helps your team, with an example of how the team trimmed two months of analysis down to one day.[28:22] - Data can only reflect the past and doesn't accurately predict the future.[29:14] - Momentum in making continuous improvements is both crucial AND hard to measure. [30:10] - If you have a question for Jason or David about a better way to work and run your business, leave us a voicemail at 708-628-7850 or send us an email and we just might answer it on a future episode. The REWORK podcast is a production of 37signals. You can find show notes and transcripts on our website. You can also find full video episodes on Twitter (also known as X) and YouTube. Links and Resources:Do you have a question for Jason and David? Send us an email or leave us a voicemail at 708-628-7850.  Shape UpBooks by 37signalsSign up for a 30-day free trial at Basecamp.comHEY World | HEY Dev.37signals37signals on YouTubeThe REWORK podcastThe 37signals Dev Blog@reworkpodcast on Twitter@37signals on Twitter 

Today I'm going to share an inexpensive and effective natural remedy for inflammation in the digestive tract. This remedy can be used for conditions such as: • Gastritis • Irritation in the esophagus • Ulcers • Hernias • Diverticulitis • Crohn's disease Antibiotics are a common treatment for digestive problems. But, antibiotics can have side effects. We're going to look at a natural alternative for intestinal inflammation that won't sterilize the body or diminish and change your microbiome. This remedy will actually support your relationship with your gut microbiome. The best natural remedy for inflammation in the digestive tract is cabbage juice. Depending on the severity of your inflammation, you may want to consume one cup to one quart or liter of cabbage juice a day. Just make sure it's fresh raw organic cabbage juice—it can be green or red. Cabbage, in general, seems to be the best food for people who deal with digestive issues. Cabbage has four interesting factors that can help support the digestive tract, including: 1. Vitamin U 2. Sulforaphane 3. Vitamin C 4. L-glutamine DATA: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti... https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/... http://www.iresine.com/formula/images... https://www.karger.com/Article/Abstra... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7315057/

Today we're going to look at the interesting similarities between gout and kidney stones and natural alternatives for these concerns. Oxalates are involved in both kidney stones and gout. People who have high oxalates in their urine tend to have a worsening gout situation, and the most common type of kidney stones are calcium oxalate stones. Top foods high in oxalates: • Spinach • Rhubarb • Almonds • Chocolate • Cacao • Buckwheat • Wheat • Beans • Soy • Tofu • Miso • Potato chips • French fries • Beet tops • Swiss chard • Star fruit • Raspberries • Black pepper • Black tea Nuts high in oxalates: • Almonds • Brazil nuts • Hazelnuts • Cashews • Pine nuts Nuts low in oxalates: • Coconuts • Peanuts • Pistachios • Macadamia nuts • Walnuts Something else that can increase oxalates is consuming excess ascorbic acid or glycine. Fat malabsorption due to a bile deficiency can also cause an increase in oxalates. If you're prone to kidney stones or gout, you may also want to avoid consuming xylitol. Some people develop gout as they age due to an increase in iron and inflammation. If you're in this situation, you might want to try reducing the amount of iron you consume and work on lowering your inflammation. How to neutralize oxalates: 1. Drink two and a half liters of fluid per day 2. Consume calcium-rich foods 3. Take vitamin D3 4. Consume citrates (lemon juice in water) 5. Get plenty of vitamin B6 6. Get plenty of vitamin B1 7. Consume a moderate amount of protein on Healthy Keto® 8. Lower your sodium 9. Consume more potassium 10. Consume foods low in oxalates DATA: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science... https://www.racgp.org.au/afp/2012/dec... https://www.hormonesmatter.com/margin... https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/351269/

This is a special publication of the first season of the new Health Affairs podcast, Research and Justice For All. The first season, "Private Sector Solutions," is sponsored by CVS Health. The six-episode season will publish Wednesdays.Guest: Dr. Karen DeSalvo, Chief Health Officer, Google  CVS Health's Sree Chaguturu and Joneigh Khaldun interview Karen DeSalvo of Google on how to leverage data and partnerships to drive positive, equitable health outcomes. They also discuss both the public and private sector approaches to promoting health equity.This season is sponsored by CVS Health.Related Links:   A Health System's Experience With Inclusive Race And Ethnicity Data Collection, And The Need For Data Equity Principles (Health Affairs)  Building a Clinical Team in a Large Technology Company (NEJM Catalyst)   Google is committed to health equity (Google)   Explore COVID-19 Symptoms Search Trends (Google) Med-PaLM (Google Research)  Explore the CVS Health-sponsored Health Affairs Forefront short series, “Private Sector Solutions for Health Equity.”

(10/3/23) Investors are looking for stronger economic data; positioning is beginning to emerge for End-of-year; 2024 will be different, with companies' debt maturing and refinancing at higher rates. VIX has been on the rise since September, seeming now to peak. What happened to all those "de-dollarization" stories? The currency is over-bought following a dollar rally. What the ISM is telling us; cycles are sentiment-based. Look for a bounce in sentiment surveys after negativity eases. Data is coming indicating an uptick in economic activity, thanks to Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas spending: Short term optimism. There is greater risk of weaker economic activity in 2024. The problem with narratives: Takes our focus off what's really happening. The greater reluctance to quit jobs: Jobs Opening data is confounding; "job creation" boasts are not true. "Now Hiring sign: "Baby boomers need only apply." Full Time employment is only now back to pre-pandemic levels. Recession in 2024 likely to mild and short-lived (6-mos.) How many job openings are there, really? New headline economic data is on the way: look for a bounce in the markets as earnings season returns. bounces are part of the cycle; markets are setting up for a counter-trend rally, at least. Commercial Real Estate remains under pressure w continue of work-from-home trend. What to do w all the empty office buildings and malls? Is the commercial Real Estate paradigm changing? A particular investment structure is not always the best forever. SEG-1: Positioning for EOY SEG-2: What the ISM is Telling Us SEG-3: Why Job Openings Data is So Confounding SEG-4: Is the Commercial Real Estate Paradigm Changing? Hosted by RIA Advisors Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts, CIO Produced by Brent Clanton, Executive Producer -------- Watch today's show on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_qZ0uUXpFc&list=PLVT8LcWPeAugpcGzM8hHyEP11lE87RYPe&index=1&t=1s -------- The latest installment of our new feature, Before the Bell, "De-Dollarization Goes Bust" is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3jfOu1CVsYE&list=PLwNgo56zE4RAbkqxgdj-8GOvjZTp9_Zlz&index=1 ------- Our previous show is here: "Congress Kicks the Can Down the Road (again)" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laCyaMLhV0o&list=PLVT8LcWPeAugpcGzM8hHyEP11lE87RYPe&index=1&t=9s -------- Get more info & commentary: https://realinvestmentadvice.com/newsletter/ -------- SUBSCRIBE to The Real Investment Show here: http://www.youtube.com/c/TheRealInvestmentShow -------- Visit our Site: https://www.realinvestmentadvice.com Contact Us: 1-855-RIA-PLAN -------- Subscribe to SimpleVisor: https://www.simplevisor.com/register-new -------- Connect with us on social: https://twitter.com/RealInvAdvice https://twitter.com/LanceRoberts https://www.facebook.com/RealInvestmentAdvice/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/realinvestmentadvice/ #InvestingAdvice #ISM #Employment #JobOpenings #DeDollarization #CommercialRealEstate #EndOfYear #Markets #Money #Investing

Data guru Emily Oster joins us to talk about puberty in a way only an economist can. She's as warm and funny as she is devoted to good research, which is why she has become a wonderfully loud voice in the world of parenting.Show Notes:For 25% off your first order of Phyla acne products use the code PUBERTY at checkout!Pre-order our book This Is So AwkwardParent Data Check out all of our speaking and consulting work at www.Orderofmagnitude.co and all our super comfy products at www.myOOMLA.comTo bring us to your school or community email communications@orderofmagnitude.coTo submit listener questions email thepubertypodcast@gmail.comWatch the full episode on Youtube!Production by Peoples MediaTranscript Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today I'm joined by Jonathan Cairns-Terry, who is the Head of Insight Products at the Care Quality Commission. The Care Quality Commission is the the regulator for England for health and social care, and Jonathan recently joined their data team and is working to transform their approach to be more product-led and user-centric. Throughout our conversation, Jonathan shares valuable insights into what the first year of that type of shift looks like, and why it's important to focus on outcomes, and how he measures progress. Jonathan and I explore the signals that told Jonathan it's time for his team to invest in a designer, the benefits he's gotten from UX research on his team, and the recent successes that Jonathan's team is seeing as a result of implementing this approach. Jonathan is also a Founding Member of the Data Product Leadership Community and we discuss his upcoming webinar for the group on Oct 12, 2023.   Highlights/ Skip to: I introduce Jonathan, who is the Head of Insight Products at the Care Quality Commission in the UK (00:37) How Jonathan went from being a “maths person” to being a “product person” (01:02) Who uses the data products that Jonthan makes at the Care Quality Commission (02:44) Jonathan describes the recent transition towards a product focus (03:45) How Jonathan expresses and measures the benefit and purpose of a product-led orientation, and how the team has embraced the transformation (07:08) The nuance between evaluating outcomes and measuring outputs in a product-led approach, and how UX research has impacted Jonathan's team (12:53) What signals Jonathan received that told him it's time to hire a designer (17:05) How Jonathan's team approaches shadowing users (21:20) Some of the recent successes of the product-led approach Jonathan is implementing on his team (25:28) What Jonathan would change if he had to start the process of moving to outcomes over outputs with his team all over again (30:04) Get the full scoop on the topics discussed in this episode on October 12, 2023 when Jonathan presents his deep-dive webinar to the Data Product Leadership Community. Available to members only. Apply today. Links Care Quality Commission: https://www.cqc.org.uk/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jcairnsterry

Whether you're a brand-new listener or a long-time listener, there is nothing like hearing from a business owner – like you – who is having referral success. What are they doing differently, and how is it working for them?  Let's find out! Randall Brody is an income tax expert and founder of Tax Samaritan and Peace of Mind Tax Help. Randall shares his journey of building a referable business and the success he has achieved in just a few months. He discusses the mindset shifts, tracking, and strategies he implemented to generate more referrals. If you're looking for tips on how to make referrals work for your business, this episode is a must-listen. Tune in now and take control of your referrals to build a referable business. Resources and links mentioned in this episode can be found on the show notes page at http://www.staceybrownrandall.com/277

A conversation with Tina Owens, regenerative agriculture consultant and part of the Nutrient Density Alliance (for Regenerative Agriculture), about the state of the nutrient density space, the research, why life cycle assessments are broken and a lot more.We are at the telegraph stage of nutrition, and that means lots of opportunities for companies. What does it mean that only 1% of nutrition data is tracked on food labels. Does it mean we should wait until the science is completely clear? Or, is there a lot of space on which food companies, large and small, can already act and secure a leading role in a space that seems completely open at the moment.The promise of molecular food mapping and its potential to illuminate the nutritional dark matter of our daily intake is also on our radar. The future is at our fingertips, with wearable technology and mass spectrometers in play to help us grasp our food's nutritional content better. It is necessary a more inclusive approach that respects organic, perennial, regenerative, and indigenous managed lands. ---------------------------------------------------Join our Gumroad community, discover the tiers and benefits on www.gumroad.com/investinginregenag. Support our work:Share itGive a 5-star ratingBuy us a coffee… or a meal! www.Ko-fi.com/regenerativeagriculture----------------------------------------------------More about this episode on https://investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/tina-owens.Find our video course on https://investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/course.----------------------------------------------------The above references an opinion and is for information and educational purposes only. It is not intended to be investment advice. Seek a duly licensed professional for investment advice.https://investinginregenerativeagriculture.com/courseSupport the showFeedback, ideas, suggestions? - Twitter @KoenvanSeijen - Get in touch www.investinginregenerativeagriculture.comJoin our newsletter on www.eepurl.com/cxU33P! Support the showThanks for listening and sharing!

Joining us for our second episode recorded live in the Vantage remote podcast studio at GrocerShop is Barbara Conners, Vice President of Strategy & Acceleration at 84.51° Kroger's retail data science, insights and media company. We start out big picture with Barbara's view of how consumer preferences continue to evolve and which Covid era behaviors are likely to persist. Then we go deep on the move to healthier choices, the growth of private brands, how loyalty is changing, and the blurring of the lines between digital and physical channels. We also explore whether the one-to-one future is (finally) here and how Kroger and 84.51 are leveraging artificial intelligence for greater speed, relevance, and personalization.As usual we kick-off with the week in retail news. We briefly delve into what appear to be growing economic headwinds before unpacking quarterly earnings from Nike and Costco--which were rather tepid-and JC Penney, which were quite disturbing. Then it's on to Amazon news which includes the new anti-trust suit filed by the FTC. as well as the company's investment in AI start-up Anthropic. We also try to sort out what's really behind Target's decision to close nine urban stores, before wrapping up with Gamestop's new CEO Ryan Cohen warning that without "extreme frugality" his company's days may be numbered. NRF National Retail Security Survey 2023 About BarbaraVP, Strategy & Acceleration, 84.51°As Vice President of Strategy and Acceleration for 84.51°, Barbara Connors is an innovator, problem solver and strategist for Kroger and many of the most recognizable consumer packaged goods companies in the global grocery retail industry. She is responsible for long-range innovation planning and near-term go-to-market strategy for 84.51° Insights. Barbara brings customer-centric thought leadership to the industry and supports acceleration of 84.51°'s entire alternative profit portfolio by driving strategic alignment between Kroger and 84.51°'s 1000+ CPG clients. Barbara brings 15 years of customer data science experience to her role at 84.51°. She joined dunnhumbyUSA / 84.51° in 2008 and has held several leadership positions associated with both Kroger and CPGs.  Her roles include work in merchandising analytics, data insights, loyalty, and media.  As a graduate of the University of Georgia's Terry School of Business, she earned a master's degree in marketing research. Barbara is a recipient of the 2022 Top Women in Grocery among Senior Executives and 2023 Path to Purchase 40 Under 40.  About UsSteve Dennis is a strategic advisor, keynote speaker, and bestselling author of focused on growth, innovation, and the impact of digital disruption. He is widely considered one of the foremost and influential voices in the retail industry. You can learn more about Steve on his  website.  His #1 bestselling book Remarkable Retail: How To Win & Keep Customers in the Age of Disruption is available at  Amazon or just about anywhere else books are sold. Steve regularly shares his insights in his role as a Forbes senior contributor and on Twitter and LinkedIn. You can also check out his speaker "sizzle" reel here.Michael LeBlanc  is the Founder & President of M.E. LeBlanc & Company Inc and a Senior Advisor to Retail Council of Canada as part of his advisory and consulting practice.   He brings 25+ years of brand/retail/marketing & eCommerce leadership experience, and has been on the front lines of retail industry change for his entire career.  Michael is the producer and host of a network of leading podcasts including Canada's top retail industry podcast,       The Voice of Retail, plus  Global eCommerce Leaders podcast, and The Food Professor  with Dr. Sylvain Charlebois.    You can learn more about Michael   here  or on     LinkedIn. Be sure and check out Michael's latest venture for fun and influencer riches - Last Request Barbecue,  his YouTube BBQ cooking channel!

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You want the best podcast vibes? Because that's what you get on this episode, with some 4 AM recording energy. Why were we recording at 4 AM? For the love of the game! The main training topic was answering a listener question about what excites us most right now in coaching and theory. We delve into some of the scientific history of VO2 max via a new study, whether you should do shorter races, how to think about intensity distribution, popular supplements we are intrigued by, and lots more. We backed that important discussion topic up with a silly compilation of shoe reviews. Do you want to find the next shoe for you? Start here. Then go other places too, since we are mainly making fun of shoe companies. And that was just the start of the pre-dawn fun! Other topics: the FURTHER project seeing how far athletes can go, our one at-home recommendation to improve your quality of life, the most weird heart rate responses to stress, WHOOP's new use of AI, Transvulcania leaving the UTMB World Series, Jim Walmsley getting a golden ticket to Western States, a wonderful new study on ultras, and hot takes. Stick around for a beautiful listener corner email at the end that will bring tears to your eyes and put fire in your belly! For a weekly bonus episode (and bi-weekly newsletter), make sure you're subscribed to our Patreon. We love you all! HUZZAH! Support the podcast: patreon.com/swap Try Athletic Greens: drinkAG1.com/swap Buy Janji's amazing gear: https://janji.com/ (code "SWAP")

This episode features an interview with Kyle Coleman, CMO at Clari & Devin Reed, Head of Content at Clari. Clari's Revenue Platform improves efficiency, predictability, and growth across the entire revenue process. In this episode, Kyle and Devin give us the inside scoop on how to reduce revenue leak with purpose-driven Marketing, share their thoughts on operational thought leadership, and how revenue is not just an event it's an outcome.Key Takeaways:Revenue is not just an event, it's a business process. And a process can be planned, modified, and provide more predictability.Map out your buying personas across the entire buying group. This has to be done so marketers can have more of a seat at the table for deal acceleration. The buyer's journey has changed so much and we need to be aware of those changes and make strategic decisions through a more updated, effective playbook.Sell and evangelize the problem you solve. You should always be talking about the value you bring to the marketplace and make sure you put the hero cape on your customer so they feel empowered to leverage what you offer and solve their problems.Quote(s):Kyle:“ You need to be selling and evangelizing the problem that you solve, and you need to be putting the hero cape on the buyer so that they feel empowered to go solve that problem, leveraging your technology. And that's the move that we're trying to make. So a lot of what we do in the RunRevenue campaign, and the way that we're showing up, and certainly, hopefully, the vibe that you get when you engage with any Clary properties, whether that's RunRevenue pro or Clary. com or us on social. Hopefully, you get more of a B2C feel from us. We want you leaving any Clari experience and feeling like, that was, that felt like Nike. That felt like Apple. Not, that felt like IBM. Like, that's not the way we want to go. So that's what we're trying to invest more in.”Devin:“You need to win mind share before you can win market share. So all that like people like, oh, it's brand content, like that's not converting. It's like, but most people aren't buying anyway. So you need to start to get, uh, get them to know, like, and trust you, like you're doing with your ad. And then later, when the meeting comes, when it comes up that I need your services, you'll be the first one. And you'll get more inbound.”Sponsor:Pipeline Visionaries is brought to you by Qualified.com, the #1 Conversational Marketing platform for companies that use Salesforce and the secret weapon for Demand Gen pros. The world's leading enterprise brands trust Qualified to instantly meet with buyers, right on their website, and maximize sales pipeline. Visit Qualified.com to learn more.Links:Connect with Ian on LinkedInConnect with Kyle on LinkedInConnect with Devin on LinkedInLearn more about ClariLearn more about Caspian Studios

Most of the time, we think of analytics as taking historical data for a business, munging it in various ways, and then using the results of that munging to make decisions. But, what if the business has no (or very little) historical data… because it's a startup? That's the situation venture capitalists — especially those focused on early stage startups — face constantly. We were curious as to how and where data and analytics play a role in such a world, and Sam Wong, a partner at Blackbird Ventures, joined Michael, Val, and Tim to explore the subject. Hypotheses and KPIs came up a lot, so our hypothesis that there was a relevant tie-in to the traditional focus of this show was validated, and, as a result, the valuation of the podcast itself tripled and we are accepting term sheets. For complete show notes, including links to items mentioned in this episode and a transcript of the show, visit the show page.

Does this sound familiar? You've been told to send countless generic emails, hoping that one will catch the attention of your prospects. But instead, you're left feeling frustrated and defeated as your inbox remains empty and your sales winrates plummet. It's time to break free from ineffective actions and address the pain of wasted time and missed opportunities. Discover the power of an omnichannel approach tailored to individual prospect preferences and unlock the key to enhanced prospecting and increased sales deals. You Will Learn in this Episode: Build lasting relationships and close more sales by learning the importance of human connection in sales. Maximize your prospecting efforts and reach your target audience effectively with an omnichannel approach tailored to individual preferences. Discover the power of phone calls in prospecting and unlock a less cluttered channel for reaching and engaging potential customers. Increase your sales by understanding the unique pain points and challenges of different buyer personas within an organization and tailoring your value propositions accordingly. Save time and motivate your sales teams with good data by investing in high-quality prospecting data and using it effectively in your outbound efforts. About our guest: David Kreiger, founder of SalesRoads, has been in the sales game for nearly 17 years. He started his company with a vision to create a distributed workforce and build a remote inside sales team. With a belief that the core of selling lies in connecting with people, David aimed to recruit the best salespeople regardless of where they lived. Over the years, SalesRoads has worked with a wide range of companies, from seed stage startups to established organizations, helping them accelerate their sales and generate more top-of-the-funnel appointments. David's experience has taught him that while an omnichannel approach to prospecting is important, the phone remains the most powerful tool for connecting with prospects on a human level and truly understanding their pain points. In a cluttered digital landscape, the personal touch of a phone call can break through the noise and lead to meaningful conversations. By developing a solid strategy, understanding buyer personas, and crafting tailored messaging, sales professionals can enhance their prospecting efforts and drive more sales. So, if you're looking to improve your prospecting game, take a page from David's book and start dialing. Being able to connect one on one with individuals, understand their pain, and engage in a dialogue with them is essential for successful sales. There is no replacement for the phone or a meeting to truly understand what a prospect needs. - David Kreiger The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:08 - Introduction, 00:01:33 - About SalesRoads 00:04:23 - Impressive Case Studies 00:05:46 - Fun Fact 00:06:27 - The Power of Phone Calls 00:15:23 - Understanding Persona-Based Messaging 00:16:41 - The Importance of Preparation and Practice 00:18:36 - The Role of Data in Sales Prospecting 00:21:44 - Creative Lead Generation Strategies 00:23:16 - Prospecting for Small Businesses 00:30:57 - The Importance of Personalization in Sales Outreach 00:32:24 - Customization vs Personalization Based on Team Size 00:34:10 - The PVC Sales Methodology 00:37:13 - The Importance of Patience in Sales Outreach 00:44:12 - The Power of Building Relationships 00:45:52 - The Challenges of Virtual Communication 00:46:21 - The Hardest Job in Sales 00:46:55 - Emerging Trends in Sales Development 00:49:26 - Best Way to Connect with the Guest Timestamped summary of this episode: 00:00:08 - Introduction, Mario Martinez Jr. introduces himself and the podcast, highlighting that each episode focuses on helping sales professionals grow their sales numbers. He introduces his guest, David Kreiger, and mentions that they will be discussing appointment setting strategies using phone calls over email. 00:01:33 - About SalesRoads, David Kreiger shares that he is the president of SalesRoads, a company that specializes in SDR outsourcing and appointment setting. He explains that SalesRoads was founded with the goal of creating a distributed inside sales team that can recruit the best salespeople regardless of location. 00:04:23 - Impressive Case Studies, David highlights some of the impressive case studies of companies SalesRoads has worked with, ranging from seed stage startups to established companies like Paylocity and Samsung. He emphasizes their focus on generating top-of-the-funnel appointments to drive sales. 00:05:46 - Fun Fact, David shares a fun fact about himself, revealing that he was almost killed by a yo-yo when he was younger. He explains that he was into yo-yoing and accidentally hit a glass lamp, narrowly avoiding injury. 00:06:27 - The Power of Phone Calls, Mario and David discuss the challenges of sales prospecting and the importance of booking the first meeting. David explains why he believes phone calls remain a powerful tool in today's digital age, emphasizing the human connection and the ability to understand prospects' pain points. He also mentions that phone calls can be less cluttered 00:15:23 - Understanding Persona-Based Messaging, Developing a value proposition based on the unique challenges and pains of each persona is essential for effective sales. Tailoring your messaging to address the specific needs of each individual will lead to better engagement and success in selling. 00:16:41 - The Importance of Preparation and Practice, While you don't want to sound scripted, being prepared and knowing what you want to say is crucial. Practice and develop your messaging to ensure you can articulate it effectively to different personas. 00:18:36 - The Role of Data in Sales Prospecting, Good data hygiene is vital for successful sales prospecting. Utilizing tools like Apollo, Lucia, Seamless, and ZoomInfo can provide data, but it's important to verify its accuracy and engage in manual data mining to ensure the information is up to date. 00:21:44 - Creative Lead Generation Strategies, Sometimes existing lists don't meet your specific criteria. In these cases, creative strategies like web scraping can be employed to find the right leads. Additionally, combining multiple data providers and waterfalling leads can help improve accuracy and increase the chances of success. 00:23:16 - Prospecting for Small Businesses, Outbound prospecting can be done by small businesses, but it requires a strategic approach and investment in good data, a sales acceleration platform, and the necessary time and resources. Doing it right is more important than rushing into it and wasting time and money. 00:30:57 - The Importance of Personalization in Sales Outreach, David Kreiger highlights the importance of personalization in sales outreach. He advises that while it may be more effective to send personalized messages to a smaller number of high-value prospects, for larger teams targeting a larger number of leads, it is more efficient to personalize the approach rather than customizing every single message. He emphasizes the need for brief and focused messaging that addresses the specific challenges and interests of the prospect. 00:32:24 - Customization vs Personalization Based on Team Size, David explains that the approach to customization and personalization should depend on the size of the team and the number of leads they are targeting. For smaller teams and high-value accounts, customization and deep research are recommended. However, for SDRs with a larger set of leads, being personal and personalized without customizing every message is more effective. The focus should be on asking relevant questions and providing value in a concise manner. 00:34:10 - The PVC Sales Methodology, Mario Martinez Jr. introduces the PVC sales methodology, which stands for personalization, value, and a call to action. He provides examples of how personalization can be done on an individual level, such as referencing a prospect's shared interest in a message. He also suggests a persona-based approach for sales automation, where a concise message addresses the common challenges faced by the target audience and offers value-added content. 00:37:13 - The Importance of Patience in Sales Outreach, Both David and Mario emphasize the need for patience in 00:44:12 - The Power of Building Relationships, The guest shares a story about how building a strong relationship with an executive assistant helped him gain access to the CIO's office. He emphasizes the importance of finding and connecting with key gatekeepers to increase sales opportunities. 00:45:52 - The Challenges of Virtual Communication, The guest discusses the challenges of virtual communication and the lack of personal interaction in today's business environment. He acknowledges the difficulty of reaching decision-makers without the assistance of receptionists and highlights the role of platforms like LinkedIn in connecting with prospects. 00:46:21 - The Hardest Job in Sales, The guest believes that the hardest job in sales is prospecting. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the CXO's perspective and the roles of various stakeholders. He suggests that prospecting will become easier as the sales environment evolves. 00:46:55 - Emerging Trends in Sales Development, The guest mentions two emerging trends in sales development: the experimentation with full cycle Account Executive Sales (AES) and the integration of AI in sales processes. He advises caution in relying solely on AI and encourages leveraging it while curating and refining its use. 00:49:26 - Best Way to Connect with the Guest, The guest shares that the best way to connect with him is through LinkedIn, where he is very active and responsive. He also mentions his company's website as another means of reaching out. Build Lasting Relationships and Close More Sales The podcast episode highlights the importance of forging strong relationships to achieve sales success. David Kreiger shares his experiences of gaining access to decision-makers by developing good rapport with key individuals such as executive assistants and receptionists. This rapport builds trust and paves the way for a deeper connection with potential clients, reducing the sales cycle time and increasing conversion rates. Maximize Prospecting Efforts with an Omnichannel Approach An omnichannel approach to prospecting is discussed throughout this podcast, emphasizing the need to tailor communication channels to each prospect's preferences for optimal results. The shift towards virtual phone systems and digital communication platforms like LinkedIn has created new opportunities for initial contact. Balancing these tools with traditional phone calls, according to David and Mario, can significantly maximize outreach and engagement efforts. The resources mentioned in this episode are: Visit Vengreso.com to learn more about their personal writing assistant and text expander application, FlyMSG.io Take notes during the podcast episode to gather valuable insights and strategies for growing your sales numbers at scale. Check out SalesRoads, the company founded by David Kreiger, to explore their expertise in appointment setting and sales prospecting. Read the case studies on SalesRoads' website to see impressive results in terms of booking more meetings and growing the sales pipeline for various companies. Consider incorporating phone calls as a powerful tool for cold prospecting, as suggested by David Kreiger. Recognize the importance of human connection and understanding prospects' pain points through engaging conversations. Embrace an omnichannel approach to prospecting, combining phone calls, emails, LinkedIn messages, and other channels to reach prospects in the most effective way for them. Implement effective phone call strategies, such as using scripts, practicing active listening, and adapting to each prospect's communication style. Utilize sales automation tools like SalesLoft and Outreach to enhance your prospecting efforts, but avoid relying solely on automated emails and LinkedIn messages. Remember the value of personal connection through phone calls.

Today we are joined by Paul Durand-Estèbe, Lead Electronic Developer at Metyos. He and Zach have a fascinating conversation about how Metyos is contributing to the future of wearable medical devices. They focus on Metyos's groundbreaking wearable glucose monitoring tech, the medical field's emergent wearables trend, and much more.   0:00 Intro 1:33 Intro to Paul and Metyos 2:56 A Lesser Invasive Glucose Monitoring Device 5:08 Better Monitoring Faster 8:14 Bad Glucose Monitoring Leads to Disastrous Results 10:52 Potential Chronic Health Monitoring Systems 13:33 Why Start with Kidney Disease? 16:36 From Monitoring to Administering Medication? 18:01 Scaling Challenges (Cutout a minute before this) 22:36 Proving the Effectiveness of the Device 26:54 What Does the Manufacturing Look Like? 31:37 Initial Response to Metyos 35:56 Doctors Receiving Real-time Data

Summary This is part 2 of my conversation with two very smart guys, Wade Bruffey and Zoltan Sarda, the co-founders of GoMobi.work, a partnership-driven software company that helps organizations build and optimize their employee development program. They bring 30 years of experience working with teams and individuals to help people grow and succeed. Organizations using GoMobi.work's frameworks build systems that foster clarity, empower high performance, and help team members take aligned actions. With GoMobi.work, organizations create transformation that lasts. In Episode 274, I interviewed Wade and Zoltan. In this episode, they interviewed me for their podcast. Both interviews evolved into deep conversations about hiring practices, organizational purpose and culture, and leadership.   Topics in this episode Intuition, leadership, and decision-making. (1:34) Interviewing techniques and storytelling in the workplace. (8:53) Leadership, storytelling, and building a culture. (13:45) Leadership, coaching, and change management in the workplace. (20:34) Using data to inform business decisions. (27:16) Data-driven decision-making and leadership. (29:32) Education assessment and coaching. (32:45) Reflection on business and personal growth. (35:53) The importance of reflection and taking time to think in leadership growth. (38:14) Aligning actions with espoused theories in business and coaching. (39:40) Reflective capacity and coaching in business. (40:51) Leadership, teamwork, and organizational obstacles. (45:52)   Social Media Links Website: www.GoMobi.work LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/gomobi-work Register for GoMobi's free weekly management workshops: https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZcoceqrpzstHNMm18b3k2wKyu7znBOBar-- Sign up to be a part of GoMobi's software launch: https://gomobi.work/beta-signup Jeff's book: Shifting - How School Leaders Can Create a Culture of Change

Today, we're going to talk about vitamin D deficiency and some things you've probably never heard about vitamin D. Vitamin D deficiency can cause: • A compromised immune system • Inflammation • Sleep issues • Digestive problems Causes of vitamin D deficiency: • Gut inflammation • Missing gallbladder • Thicker skin • Darker skin • Obesity • Diabetes • Insulin resistance • Location (living further from the equator) • Problems with certain genes • Infection • Fatty liver • Smoking • Sugar • Stress • Statins • Low-fat diets • Pollution • Omega-6 fatty acids It's almost impossible to get vitamin D from your diet, so you need to take certain measures to avoid becoming vitamin D deficient. Important things you may have never learned about vitamin D: 1. Most side effects that occur after taking vitamin D could be caused by a magnesium deficiency. 2. Infrequent large doses of vitamin D may be better than small daily doses. 3. Farm-raised fish have four times less vitamin D than wild-caught fish, and grain-fed animals have less vitamin D than grass-fed animals. Chickens and pigs that roam outside have more vitamin D than those confined indoors. 4. Vitamin D3 is the third biggest factor that improves overall health. 5. Vitamin D2 is very different from vitamin D3 and may inhibit the absorption of vitamin D3 and worsen MS. It's also not effective to help with lupus or to decrease mortality, whereas vitamin D3 may be effective in these situations. 6. Ten minutes of skin exposure to the sun only provides about 400 IU of vitamin D. 7. Most vitamin D3 supplements in Europe (and possibly around the world) contain corn syrup. DATA: https://vitamindwiki.com/VitaminDWiki... https://vitamindwiki.com/Overview+Vit... Online Keto Coaching: Personalized consultation with Dr. Berg, send an email to drericberg@hotmail.com for booking.

Helen Ramsbottom, RN, and Melody Hackfeld, RN, both case managers with Cook Children's psychiatric department, join the Raising Joy podcast to discuss how to manage a child's mental health care after they are released from an inpatient psychiatric unit. They also discuss resources and support groups for parents, such as Links of Hope.In addition, we learn about the ASQ tool, which is used by nurses in the emergency department at Cook Children's to identify suicidal patients. The tool is comprised of questions that are asked to every patient, regardless of their reason for visiting the emergency department. Since 2017, 640 suicidal children have been identified and received the support they needed. You can learn more about the ASQ tool in the Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing and on Checkup Newsroom. In this episode, you will learn:·        What to expect when your child is discharged from an inpatient psychiatric unit·        How to create a transition plan to help your child adjust to being home·        How to support your child's long-term mental healthListen in to learn how to help your child thrive!

Tom, Ben, & Andrew discussed ISM manufacturing data, impacts of rate changes, Meta updates, AI in the workplace. For information on how to join the Zoom calls live each morning at 8:30 EST, visit https://www.narwhalcapital.com/blog/daily-market-briefingsPlease see disclosures:https://www.narwhalcapital.com/disclosure

Josh Appelbaum breaks down where the early money is heading for tonight's Monday Night Football game between the Seahawks and Giants. He also lets you know the bets he's making in 'Josh's Sweats'.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Jason is joined by Joe Amabile and Serena Pitt for part two, plus Suzana Somers from Bachelor Data also returns! Joe and Serena dive into how they are managing finances as a married couple, the importance of discussing finances in relationships, working together on the Bachelor Happy Hour podcast, and how it came to be. Serena gives insight to her career path including working in PR, the influencer life, and her new company Reset the Brand. Joe reveals where he can be found next and how he feels about reality tv. Will Serena be changing her name?  PLUS, Bachelor Data founder Suzana Somers returns to Trading Secrets to talk about all the analytics around The Golden Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise premieres!  Suzana explains how the ratings are tracked and how it has changed over time, why she thinks it was a mistake to put the Golden Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise on the same night, which show had more viewers, why she thinks the follower counts are changing with reality TV, and her best advice for creating content. When was the last time there was this big of a premiere? What impact does the writers strike have on reality TV?  Joe, Serena, and Suzana reveal all that and so much more in another episode you can't afford to miss!  Host: Jason Tartick Co-Host: David Arduin Audio: Declan O'Connell Guests: Joe Amabile, Serena Pitt & Suzana Somers Stay connected with the Trading Secrets Podcast!  Instagram: @tradingsecretspodcast  Youtube: Trading Secrets Facebook: Join the Group All Access: Free 30-Day Trial 

Nationally, about two out of every five female murder victims are killed by an intimate partner. Last year in Minnesota, at least 24 people were killed in intimate partner homicides, according to a report released Monday morning by Violence Free Minnesota.The coalition of nearly 100 violence prevention groups across the state has published similar reports every year since 1989.MPR News host Cathy Wurzer talked with Joe Shannon, who runs communications for Violence Free Minnesota, to find out what the numbers say about how to prevent these crimes. If you or someone you know is in a dangerous situation with their partner, there is a 24-hour statewide domestic violence hotline. You can call (866) 223-1111 or text (612) 399-9995.

"I think Texas has one of the most accountable medical programs in the country. Meaning we can tell you who prescribed that prescription, what their pain program was, who bought it, what day it was bought, and who provided it." - Pat DavisTune in with Pat Davis from Weeds as he talks about the rigorous data analysis shaping the future of Texas' notable medical cannabis program! Explore Texas' moves to broaden policies and the insights gleaned from New Mexico's experiences. Learn about the challenges, the expanding conditions, and the open call for more licenses. Kurt urges listeners to voice their perspectives and interact with decision-makers on cannabis legislation in Texas.Are we near a revolution in Texas' medical cannabis policies? Tune in![00:00 - 07:25] Texas Expands Compassionate Use Program to Elevate Medical Cannabis Accessibility[07:25 - 13:58] Examining Data to Create a Comprehensive Medical Cannabis Program in Texas[13:58 - 21:05] A Look at How Policy is Changing and Police Officers Adapting[21:05 - 27:55] Advocacy, Expansion, and Education in Texas and New Mexico[27:55 - 34:41] Exploring the Possibilities and Understanding the Data of Texas Compassionate Use Program[34:41 - 41:28] Texas Cannabis Industry: Balancing Existing Operators with New Small Businesses[41:28 - 48:23] Texas Medical Cannabis Program: Achieving Accountability and Access for Patients[48:24 - 54:20] Texas' Comprehensive Approach to Medical Cannabis - Tracking, Transparency, and Future Licensing DecisionsConnect with Pat!LinkedinOr go to https://weeds.team/about-us/Pat Davis is a former police officer and now a cannabis consultant. He was appointed by Governor Lujan Grisham to lead the New Mexico Governor's Working Group on legalization, where he helped to draft the state's roadmap for transitioning from a medical to an adult-use market. After legalization, he co-founded Weeds, the state's largest licensing and compliance firm, where they have helped some of the state's largest brands and new startups license facilities and stay compliant. In 2023, their firm was selected by the State of Texas to provide technical assistance in evaluating the state's medical program for potential expansion.

Hey there, future real estate moguls! Are you ready to dive into the exciting world of real estate investment? Well, you're in the right place because today, we've got something special lined up for you. We're going to unlock the secrets of real estate investing and share seven unbelievable tips for beginners to get you started on your journey to financial freedom. So, stick around because you won't want to miss this! --> READ THE BLOG POST HERE https://myempirepro.com/blog/real-estate-investment-for-beginners   --> WATCH VIDEO VERSION HERE https://youtu.be/BcK5uKZeeOs   Real estate investment might seem like a daunting endeavor, but it doesn't have to be. Whether you're looking to generate monthly cash flow or build long-term wealth, real estate can be an excellent avenue for investment. In this video, we'll break down the basics of real estate investing and provide you with seven valuable tips to get started on the right foot. At its core, real estate investing is a way to grow your wealth in a manner that often outpaces the effects of inflation. While your regular job provides income, real estate investments can offer appreciation and income simultaneously.  Before we dive into the tips, let's first understand why investing in real estate is a smart move. While there are many reasons, two primary motivations are cash flow and wealth building. 8 Benefits of Real Estate Investing: Benefit Number 1 of 8. Steady Cash Flow Real estate can provide a consistent stream of rental income, offering financial stability and covering ongoing expenses. Benefit Number 2 of 8. Long-Term Wealth Building Over time, real estate properties tend to appreciate in value, allowing investors to build substantial equity and long-term wealth. According to the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA), the average U.S. home value has increased at an annual rate of 4.3% since 1991.   Notably, in areas like San Francisco, median home values have surged by an annual rate of 10.5% since 1991.  For instance, a $200,000 investment in a home in 1991 would have appreciated to over $600,000 by 2023. Real estate investors can build equity as they make mortgage payments.   For example, a buyer who purchased a $200,000 home with a 20% down payment would accumulate $160,000 in equity after making 20% of their mortgage payments.  This equity can be leveraged for other investments or financial goals. Location, with properties near schools, jobs, and amenities tending to appreciate faster.  Demand, where high demand relative to supply drives up prices.   Supply, with limited availability often leading to price increases.  Economic conditions, as periods of growth generally boost real estate prices. The Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index reveals a historical annual appreciation rate of approximately 3-5% for residential real estate in the U.S. The Federal Reserve's Survey of Consumer Finances underscores that most Americans accumulate significant wealth through home equity, which appreciates over time. Data from the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries (NCREIF) demonstrates that commercial real estate investments have consistently delivered robust returns, often surpassing stocks and bonds. Rental income from residential properties in the U.S. surpassed $500 billion in 2019, providing a reliable source of cash flow. Homeowners can amass substantial equity over time through mortgage payments and property value appreciation. The Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University reports a median increase of $40,000 in homeowner equity from 2013 to 2018. Benefit Number 3 of 8. Diversification:  Real estate investments can diversify your portfolio, reducing risk by spreading your assets across different asset classes. Benefit Number 4 of 8. Tax Advantages:  Real estate investors can benefit from various tax deductions, such as mortgage interest and property depreciation, which can reduce their overall tax liability. Benefit Number 5 of 8. Tangible Asset:  Unlike some other investments, real estate provides a tangible asset that you can see and touch, adding a sense of security. Benefit Number 6. Inflation Hedge:  Real estate often keeps pace with or outpaces inflation, preserving your purchasing power over time. Benefit Number 7 of 8. Control:  Real estate investments offer a level of control, allowing you to make decisions about property management, improvements, and rental terms. Benefit Number 8 of 8. Passive Income:  When managed properly, rental properties can generate passive income, allowing you to earn money without actively working for it. Real estate offers a unique combination of stability and profit potential that makes it appealing to both seasoned investors and beginners alike. 7 Types of Real Estate Investments Now, let's explore the different types of real estate investments you can consider: Real Estate Investments Type 1 of 7. Buy and Hold:  This strategy involves purchasing properties for the purpose of generating monthly cash flow and building equity over time. Real Estate Investments Type 2 of 7. Flipping:  Flipping is all about buying distressed properties, renovating them, and selling them for a profit within a relatively short time frame, typically six months to a year. Real Estate Investments Type 3 of 7. Wholesaling:  As a wholesaler, you'll identify great real estate deals and pass them on to investors who have the resources to acquire them, earning a fee for your efforts. Real Estate Investments Type 4 of 7. Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs):  These are companies that own, operate, or finance income-producing real estate. Investing in REITs allows you to own a share of various real estate properties without directly owning them.   Real Estate Investments Type 5 of 7. House Hacking:  This strategy involves purchasing a multi-family home, living in one of the units, and renting out the others to cover your living expenses. Real Estate Investments Type 6 of 7. Short-Term Rentals:  With platforms like AirBnB, you can profit from renting out your property on a short-term basis to travelers and tourists. Real Estate Investments Type 7 of 7. Creative Financing:  This category includes various creative methods like lease options and seller financing to acquire real estate without a traditional mortgage. Finding the right investment property is crucial. You'll want to consider factors like location, property condition, market trends, and potential for future growth. Local real estate agents and online resources can be valuable tools in your search. But in this time and age, AI and data driven platforms such as www.EmpireBIGData.com makes it super simple to assess and analyze all these factors in one click. Financing your real estate investment can be done through various means. These include traditional mortgages, hard money loans, private investors, and even your own savings.  Conventionally, mortgages and cash might be your first thought of a funding source.  But there are many other creative options that we will continue to discuss. Managing a rental property involves handling tenants, maintenance, and finances. You can choose to do this yourself or hire a property management company to handle these tasks for you.  When you do get to this level, it's better to structure the cost of property management into your deals. Profits in real estate can come from rental income, property appreciation, and strategic buying and selling. It's important to have a clear plan and understand how your chosen investment strategy generates income. Different strategies for real estate investing suit different goals. Evaluate your objectives and risk tolerance to determine which approach aligns best with your financial aspirations. Finally, here are 7 tips to guide you on your real estate investment journey: Tip Number 1 of 7. Do Your Research:  Knowledge is power in real estate. Take the time to learn about the market, property types, and investment strategies before jumping in. Tip Number 2 of 7. Exit Before Entry:  Have a clear exit strategy in place before making an investment. Knowing how you'll profit or mitigate losses is essential. Tip Number 3 of 7. Learn How to Find Deals:  Understanding how to identify great deals is a skill that can set you up for success. Networking, online listings, and real estate clubs can be helpful resources.  And again, AI and data driven platforms such as www.EmpireBIGData.com makes it super simple to assess and analyze all these factors in one click. Tip Number 4 of 7. Learn How to Fund Deals:  Explore various financing options and understand the pros and cons of each. Being well-financed is crucial for your real estate ventures. Tip Number 5 of 7. Real Estate Agents Are Overrated:  While real estate agents can be helpful, they aren't always necessary, especially in the age of online listings. Don't hesitate to explore properties independently. Tip Number 6 of 7. Be Patient:  Real estate investments may take time to yield significant returns. Avoid impulsive decisions and focus on the long-term gains. Tip Number 7 of 7. Don't Overextend Yourself:  Avoid over-leveraging or investing beyond your means. Responsible financial management is key to a successful real estate journey.  Saving such people was responsible for my first fleet of real estate success I enjoyed as a beginner in my first 3 years. Real estate investment offers substantial rewards, such as generating income, building wealth, and providing a hedge against inflation. However, it also carries risks that must be carefully managed. Education and experience are your allies in navigating the world of real estate investing. Now, here's your mission: Hit the like, share, and subscribe button in order to be notified of the next video. I've got a burning question for you – have you dipped your toes into the world of real estate yet? What phase are you in... Beginner, Intermediate... How many deals have you done?  We'd love to hear from you! Drop a comment down below, and let's start a conversation. Your insights could be the inspiration someone needs to kickstart their own real estate journey.  If you got value from this video, you'll definitely like the one that just popped on the screen. Join me on the next video. #realestate #money #investing

Let's talk about the importance of potassium and what can happen if you don't get enough. Your body requires a lot of potassium. The daily requirement for potassium is 4700 mg. Potassium is important for the sodium-potassium pump. The sodium-potassium pump is like a battery for your cells. Vegetables are the best source of potassium. One cup of leafy greens provides between 500 and 800 mg of potassium. If you consumed five to ten cups of vegetables daily, you would get plenty of potassium. In comparison, a banana only provides about 300 mg of potassium. Bananas also contain a lot of fructose. Unfortunately, the average person is not getting enough potassium from their diet—and potassium supplements typically only give you up to 99 mg of potassium per tablet. Potassium deficiency is often overlooked. It's difficult to diagnose, and symptoms of a potassium deficiency are sometimes vague. Early symptoms often include difficulty breathing, fatigue, and heart palpitations. A more severe deficiency in potassium can lead to the following: • High blood pressure • Increased risk of stroke • Fluid retention or edema • Bone loss • Kidney stones Causes of potassium deficiency that go beyond a lack of potassium in the diet can include: • Penicillin • Diuretics • Steroids • Chronic stress • High insulin (high-carb diet) • Refined or processed foods Even the keto diet and prolonged fasting can lead to a potassium deficiency if not done correctly. You will lose potassium as you lose water weight on keto. Consuming enough potassium on keto and taking a potassium supplement while doing a prolonged fast is crucial. Eating too much too quickly after a prolonged fast or consuming too many carbs after a prolonged fast can also cause a severe potassium deficiency, which can be dangerous. My challenge for you is to start consuming a lot of foods high in potassium, like leafy greens, for one week and see how you feel. I think you're going to notice a big difference. DATA: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26948... https://www.mayoclinicproceedings.org...

In this week's Scale Your Sales podcast episode, my guest is Dr Jeremy Noad, the Global Director for Growth Productivity of Linde Group Dr Jeremy Noad is a multi-award-winning sales and marketing professional. Since 2010, he has been working with sales organisations in over 50 countries to grow revenue, increase profitability and improve personal productivity. He is co-author of the best-selling " Selling Professionally”. He advocates for improving sales professional status and supports individuals and organisations to improve their sales success. In this episode, Dr Noad shares his expertise on modernizing the sales process. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the evolving buyer's journey in the digital age and highlights how sales professionals need to adapt their mindset to effectively engage with buyers at various stages of their journey. With over two decades of experience working with sales organizations globally, he offers valuable insights on growing revenue, enhancing profitability, and boosting personal productivity in sales. If you're seeking to modernize your approach to selling and gain a deeper understanding of the changing dynamics in sales, this episode is a must-listen. Welcome to Scale Your Sales Podcast, Dr Jeremy Noad.   Timestamps:  05:25  – New technology can hinder salesperson productivity. 10:05 – Digital journey must be customer-centric and meeting their needs.  14:48 – Switching training to align with buyer expectations. 18:01 – Setting standards in sales, writing a textbook, mentoring.  22:19 – Benchmarking for improvement using digital tools.  25:57 – Data-driven professionalism, diverse skills, clear career paths for market success. 30:12 – Journey of resilience in Homer's Odyssey.  https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremynoad/   Janice B Gordon is the award-winning Customer Growth Expert and Scale Your Sales Framework founder. She is by LinkedIn Sales 15 Innovating Sales Influencers to Follow 2021, the Top 50 Global Thought Leaders and Influencers on Customer Experience Nov 2020 and 150 Women B2B Thought Leaders You Should Follow in 2021. Janice helps companies worldwide to reimagine revenue growth through customer experience and sales.   Book Janice to speak virtually at your next event https://janicebgordon.com      LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janice-b-gordon/    Twitter: https://twitter.com/JaniceBGordon      Scale Your Sales Podcast: https://scaleyoursales.co.uk/podcast    More on the blog https://scaleyoursales.co.uk/blog   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/janicebgordon    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ScaleYourSal...   

Today I'm going to share some important information related to chronic kidney disease. 10% of cases of end-stage renal disease are related to polycystic kidney disease. Polycystic kidney disease has mainly been thought of as a genetic problem, and until fairly recently, many people thought you couldn't do much about genetic diseases. But it turns out that you can. Some of the top warning signs of polycystic kidney disease are increased risk of infection, urinary bleeding, reduced function of the kidneys, and high blood pressure. A recent study done on mice found that the ketogenic diet halted and reversed polycystic kidney disease in the mice. They also found that time-restricted eating created a similar effect. Another study found that the keto diet may reduce the risk of kidney stones as long as the person is also on a low-oxalate diet. Along with keto and consuming low-oxalate foods, consuming enough water may help reduce the risk of kidney stones. In the study on polycystic kidney disease, they found that the cysts absorb glucose and are dependent on glucose. Glucose can contribute to other kidney issues as well. A low-carb diet and fasting are both great ways to get your body to start making ketones. You can also take ketones. The best natural remedies for kidney problems: • Curcumin • Resveratrol • EGCG (in green tea) • Quercetin • Berberine What I would do for chronic kidney disease: 1. Take the above natural remedies 2. Go on a low-oxalate keto diet 3. Do intermittent fasting DATA: https://journals.physiology.org/doi/f... https://www.nih.gov/news-events/news-... https://fmcna.com/insights/articles/a... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science...

Chris Nelson is the Senior Manager of Vertical Marketing at CallRail, a lead intelligence platform helping businesses of all sizes turn more leads into better customers. With more than 10 years of experience marketing consumer durables and professional services, Chris leads CallRail's efforts to grow in key industries and is responsible for the lead intelligence platform's Go-To-Market strategy and activities in partnering with lawyers and law firms.Connect with Chris on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/christopher-nelson-205588140/Visit CallRail's Website: www.callrail.comOn This Episode, We Discuss…CallRail's Vertical Marketing PlanThe Two Types of Tracking DataHow CallRail Will Incorporate AI Capabilities in the Future

When then-hedge fund manager Elie Hassenfeld began his philanthropic journey in 2006, he knew that he wanted to get the most charitable bang for his buck. He quickly realized, however, that detailed data on charitable impact simply didn't exist. So he and Holden Karnovsky founded GiveWell, an organization inspired by effective altruism that identifies the charities that save or improve lives the most for every dollar given. Listen as Hassenfeld, GiveWell's CEO, explains to EconTalk's Russ Roberts how GiveWell determines the small number of charities they recommend to achieve optimal impact. They also discuss the dangers of an over-reliance on data and the case for bucketing our philanthropy to allow for local or personal giving.

Experiencing genuine transformation in our lives involves yielding ourselves to the Holy Spirit. If we have been born again, we already have the power to change; this power is something God has put inside us. When we need the wisdom to know what to do to be transformed, we can consult with the Spirit, who lives in us. He is the one who tells us the details of how to change, and advises us of what path to walk on in life; a relationship with Him positions us to receive this type of clarity and understanding directly from God. When we trust the Holy Ghost enough to let Him go before us and lead us, we begin seeing things happen that we could never cause to happen on our own, things for which we cannot take credit. God wants to bring us the true joy that only comes from being in Him. Letting go of any stubborn resistance to His prompting allows Him to do so. To support the ministry financially, text "CDMPodcast" to 74483 or visit www.worldchangers.org. Message and Data rates may apply. You will receive a maximum of two text messages per user response. You can text the word "Help" for assistance or "Stop" to opt out. Visit https://app.securegive.com to view Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Our planet and its environment are in bad shape, in all sorts of ways. Those of us who want to improve the situation face a dilemma. On the one hand, we have to be forceful and clear-headed about how the bad the situation actually is. On the other, we don't want to give the impression that things are so bad that it's hopeless. That could -- and, empirically, does -- give people the impression that there's no point in working to make things better. Hannah Ritchie is an environmental researcher at Our World in Data who wants to thread this needle: things are bad, but there are ways we can work to make them better.Blog post with transcript: https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2023/10/02/252-hannah-ritchie-on-keeping-hope-for-the-planet-alive/Support Mindscape on Patreon.Hannah Ritchie received her Ph.D. in geosciences from the University of Edinburgh. She is currently Senior Researcher and the Head of Research at Our World in Data, and a researcher at the Oxford Martin Programme in Global Development at the University of Oxford. Her upcoming book is Not the End of the World: How We Can Be the First Generation to Build a Sustainable Planet.Web siteOxford web pageGoogle scholar publicationsSubstackWikipediaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Let's talk about wormwood. This natural herb has been used for thousands of years in Chinese medicine. The synthetic version of wormwood is the most effective treatment for malaria. There is also some interesting research on wormwood for COVID. Other potential benefits of wormwood: • It's anti-parasitic • It may be effective against worms, viruses, bacteria, and Lyme disease • It's anti-viral What we're going to focus on today, though, is its effectiveness against cancer. Potential benefits of wormwood for cancer patients: 1. It can selectively cause apoptosis in cancer cells. 2. It oxidizes a small amount of your iron, turning it into a free radical and directing it to the cancer cell. Oxidized iron is toxic to cancer cells. 3. The phytonutrients in wormwood can inhibit a certain protein complex involved in the process of normal cells converting into cancer cells. 4. It can inhibit normal cells from producing an increase in blood vessels to a tumor. 5. It's anti-inflammatory and may help stop the formation and spread of cancer. 6. It has an anti-metastatic effect, which means it may help inhibit the growth of cancer. DATA: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22935...

We're living in a data-rich time. Searching for a study or report on, say, the benefits of a three-day return-to-office policy? You're mere clicks away from convincing arguments with shiny graphics and spicy pull-quotes to post on LinkedIn. But there's also never been a worse time for data, with a glut of conflicting information being confidently shared from unreliable sources. Most frustrating, even if you find all the trustworthy data needed to craft a watertight argument for burning your performance management program to the ground, all the numbers in the world don't seem to be enough to change a single executive's rigid opinion, let alone an entire C-suite. HR has never had more data at their fingertips—so why does that data often feel useless? To explore this data dilemma, we brought back friend-of-the-pod Brian Elliott to unpack what's stopping HR departments (and let's be real, most organizations writ large) from turning this mountain of information into meaningful action. In this episode, Rodney and Brian talk about: The top headaches facing HR leaders around the globe Why change efforts for problems with clear supporting data often fail to get moving How to source and interpret external information, as well as gather it from within your company How to meaningfully engage with entrenched opinions and make change Learn more about Brian and what he's up to on LinkedIn. Mentioned references: Future Forum Muriel Bowser, mayor of DC inaugural address (actually said in her third, not her second) Helena Gottschling, Former CHRO of Royal Bank Canada Tsedal Neely, Harvard Business School professor and author Future of HR AI episodes: Part 1 & Part 2 Brainwriting eNPS (Employee Net Promoter Score) Erin Figueroa, former VP, Operations at Slack Dawn Sharifan, former SVP, People at Slack Nadia Rawlinson, former CPO at Slack Boston Consulting Group Future of HR Hebba Youssef episode: Episode 6 -------------- Learn more about The Future of HR at our website. Curious where your company sits on our 5-stage maturity model? Take our assessment and find out! Have a burning HR question for Rodney and Sam to answer? Email us at fohr@theready.com. Ready to get started moving your HR department into the future? Email us at fohr@theready.com or hello@theready.com. --------------- 00:00 Intro + Check-In: Who is your more interesting relative? 03:35 What Brian's been up to since SXSW 04:58 Top of mind concerns Brian hears from CPOs/CHROs: #1 - Burnout, #2 - Return to Office 11:09 #3 - Generative AI 16:09 HR leaders feeling “not ready” and “too busy” to change 18:52 You can't be a strategic partner if you don't want to/can't change 20:31 What keeps people from acting on data and research that contradicts the status quo 28:16 Timeline and subtlety of change and the temptation to snap back 31:06 Organizational metrics Brian keeps an eye on 33:35 Cross-functional solutions to data driven problems 39:08 C-suite not supporting HR when they do bring a data backed case for change 41:59 Sourcing and interpreting external and internal data 45:13 How HR can combat entrenched opinions with data 48:17 Wrap up: Leave us a review!