Podcast appearances and mentions of dave conley

You might have gone to summer camp as a kid. If you loved it, you likely have wonderful memories of making new friends, being in nature, staying in cabins with bunkmates, doing crafts, swimming at the lake (pool, pond, river), singing around the campfire and maybe even showing off a special skill of yours at the talent show. There was a bit of anxious excitement wondering what it would be like, who you'd meet and what would unfold.  No matter what age you are, chances are your inner child and full blown adult still crave simple pleasures and real old fashion fun! Today's episode is an uplifting panel discussion about our need for connection, playfulness, making meaningful memories and new friends. It's about how a summer camp for adults called "Camp in Your Heart '' can offer you a refuge for mind, body and soul this September when we take over a YMCA camp for a few days and have a blast. I am joined by co-founders Torey Ivanic, Heidi Klauber and Shannon Simmons who share it's origin story, why camp matters to them and why you would be most welcome to join us. They discuss the camp's various workshops, transformative experiences, and the power of in-person, real life connections and  time well spent in today's digital age. Stay tuned as we explore the magic and impact of "Campus in Your Heart" and the unique and empowering experiences it offers to its attendees. Your Main Takeaways: 1. The power of in-person connection: This conversation emphasizes the profound impact of real-life interactions and forming deeper connections with others, especially in the context of the epidemic of loneliness the world is facing. 2.Create a supportive and compassionate environment: The camp is an inclusive space where individuals from various backgrounds and experiences can come together to explore, play, create, be nourished, breathe, be still, find supportive community, meet new friends, bring your whole self and nurture your soul. 3. Come get what you need. You belong and are welcome. Find out more about Camp Is in Your Heart or reserve your spot now www.campisinyourheart.com Connect with CIIYH here: Instagram:: https://www.instagram.com/campisinyourheart/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CIIYH If you enjoyed this episode, you will also like these from fellow Camp Glper's: Jonathan Fields,  Marsha Shandur, Laura Pena, Leisa Petersen, Rachel Gogos, Jeff Harry, Angie Cole, Paul Sockett, Cris Sgrott, Karen Wright, Jeffrey Davis, Charlie Gilkey, Cynthia Morris, Julia Gilmor, Dave Conley, Evan La Ruffa, Jen Louden, Cheryl Rickman, Aj Leon, Kerra Bolton,  Episode #20: Alisa Barry: Curating a Beautiful Life Episode #31: Candita Clayton: The Prosperous Artist Paradigm Episode #73: Brian Lima: Listen with Your Eyes MORE ABOUT CAMP IS IN YOUR HEART: September 28 – October 1, 2024 Deckers, Colorado If you're seeking personal growth, deeper self-awareness, and a more fulfilling life — Camp is in Your Heart has been created for you.

Kevin Miller, Dave, and Reverend Bill discuss how to prevent veteran suicides.

Kevin Miller speaks with Dave Conley concerning suicide prevention. Lt. Gov. Janice McGeachin joins Kevin with an update on government accountability.

Next up is Dave Conley. Listen in as we discuss: Life after lossLosing yourself to be foundThe healing power of friendshipShedding the skins that no longer serve us After a sideways childhood, an unexpected career getting everyone on the internet, a tragic loss, and losing 150 lbs. Dave re-booted his life, leaving his tech exec career to return to his entrepreneurial roots, but ended up finding himself. He coaches and is a general partner in venture capital focusing on health and wellness companies of tomorrow. His upcoming book is “Muberty: A Guide to Going from Mid-life Crisis to a Kick-Ass Life” available later this year. And by the way, let me know what you think of these interviews so far! Comment below and let me know what your biggest ah ha moments and takeaways are!

Dave Conley, author of the upcoming book, “Muberty: The Guide for Going from Midlife Crisis to Kickass Midlife”, is not a doctor, but he has taken control of his health as a key step to his amazing midlife. Midlife is the time when our choices from the past 20 or…

Hello and Welcome to another episode of The Stress Mastery Podcast. This week out topic is Dealing with Crisis and today's Meeting of the Mind's we are honored to have a special guest, Dave Conley the author of the soon to be released book, “Midlife Magic.” Many people go into to crisis as they hit what is considered midlife creating the well know ‘midlife crisis'. Dave has a completely different take on this so-called crisis, he states, “Wine and Cheese aren't the only things that get better with age, we do too! The clincher is we have to choose it.” Dave is speaker, author, transformational coach, and a former tech executive and a 330 pound man. ________________________________________________________  Join The Stress Mastery Community today for FREE! Click here to register HERE! Love the show? Tweet me a shoutout at: @Billcortright Want to sponsor episodes of The Stress Mastery Podcast?  Email Bill at : Bill@livingrightwithbillcortright.com  Mentioned in this show: Join the private Facebook Group: The Stress Mastery Podcast Subscription/SocialLinks: Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to the The Stress Mastery Mailing List Watch on Youtube www.livingrightwithbillcortright.com Instagram: @livingrightwithbillcortright Facebook at Bill Cortright STAY INSPIRED!

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Reboots Rough CutsThis special series is inspired by a conversation with Mikhail and a group of fellow podcasters, during which I expressed frustration about a backlog of beautiful stories growing proverbial dust on my hard drive.Mikhail offered to help me clear the backlog and to crank out as many of those episodes as possible by the close of 2018.This is one of the interviews that will most certainly bring hope to many listeners - maybe even you.RR06 Grief Recovery with David ConleyReboots Rough Cut Episode 6 features David Conley, a former governmental tech executive who lost his wife suddenly. That’s when Dave’s life stopped and he sank into a deep depression.When Dave decided to just drink one sip of water, life - and business - started to change. Dave lost 150 pounds, quit his job, and launched his own business.Learn more at RebootsPodcast.com/RRC06.Special Thanks to Mikhail KosenkovMikhail has beautifully edited, mastered, and engineered this episode. If you're a podcaster and you don't have a sound genius, trust me. You need one. Even if it's to help you sort out your compression and EQ settings. He'll be glad to talk to you about your sound questions. PodcastSoundFixer@gmail.com

Today I speak with Dave Conley about how he created the life he was born to live. In this episode we speak about: How Dave lost 150 pounds and has kept the weight off! How Dave helps people align themselves with health and happiness How he was one of the first people to introduce the Internet to the world through his job at AOL. How he quit his sucky job to live the life of his dreams. How he survived the death of his beloved wife and transformed his life and his health through his grief. A new Twist on the Loving Kindness Meditation- How Dave makes it work for him Dave's tips for getting a good nights sleep and why he feels it's important We talk about how once you do one good thing for your body, the rest falls into place and you begin to really care for your body (the ripple effect) Dave is a self-proclaimed “Coffee Nerd” he talks about his ritual around it We discuss the book: Will Power Doesn't Work and what Elaina got out of it   Dave's favorite recipes Elaina made at Camp GLP: Buttery Mexican Crackers- AKA The Cracker that Doesn't Suck! Here's the recipe for those of you who would love it: SUPERFOOD CREAM OF AVOCADO SOUP Yields: 3 cups / 6 servings Cilantro is a wonderfully fragrant herb that is high in chlorophyll and has been said to pull heavy metals from the body. Enjoy it in this rich and satisfying energy soup. . cup hot water or hot chaga tea 1 cup zucchini, chopped . cup cilantro, basil or fresh dill . cup yellow or orange bell pepper, chopped . medium avocado, chopped 1 Tbsp. gluten-free tamari or coconut aminos 1/2 tsp mineral salt . tsp. cumin 1 tsp. onion powder 1/8 tsp. cayenne Blend all ingredients until smooth Eat immediately or store in a glass jar in the refrigerator for 1 day maximum. Optional Toppings: Sprinkle with dulse flakes Diced bell pepper Fresh corn cut off the cob Sunflower greens Chopped Romaine (stir into the soup) Elaina Love's Pure Joy Culinary Academy Purejoyplanet.com 8 BUTTERY MEXICAN CRACKERS These crackers are light and flaky and a perfect grain-free snack! 4 cups sunflower seeds (8 cups after sprouting) 1/2 cup golden flaxseeds, ground 2-4 cups of water (enough to blend) 1/3 cup lemon juice 2 cups tomatoes and/or red peppers 1/3 - 1/2 red onion 3 tsp onion powder 2 tsp garlic powder or 1 clove garlic 3 tsp chili seasoning mix 2 tsp cumin powder 1/4 tsp cayenne 3 tsp. mineral salt 1 small jalapeno - optional for a spicy kick 1 Tbsp. nutritional yeast Soak 4 cups of sunflower seeds for 4 hours. Then drain and rinse and place in a colander. Let the seeds sprout at room temperature for another 4+ hours until they get 1/4 inch tails. Sprouting will make the lightest, most nutritious, protein-rich crackers. In a high speed blender, blend all ingredients except 1 cup sunflower seeds, on high until smooth. You can do in two batches if you have a smaller blender pitcher. Pour into a large mixing bowl and hand mix in the remaining 1 cup of sunflower seeds. Spread onto dehydrator teflex sheets 1/4 inch thick. Score into square crackers. Sprinkle with smoked paprika. Dehydrate at 115 degrees for 6-8 hours, flip them onto the mesh sheet and peel the teflex sheet off. Continue drying for another 6-8 hours or until dry. Once cool, snap the crackers apart and store in an airtight container. Will last 1-2 months. https://limitl.es/love for 12 or more things on how to get better sleep   To learn more about Elaina Love or to get free recipes, blogs and courses go to: http://purejoyplanet.com

Episode 68: In today's episode, Dave Conley and I discuss the importance of getting a great sleep, how we are always are own greatest barrier, and how your attention is for sale and needs to be protected. It's a great episode. Visit JamieIrvine.ca for complete show notes of every episode and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast. This podcast is sponsored by:Screen2Fit by Pro.file | FreeeUp | Trackstar Web Design | Process Street Disclaimer: This podcast and description contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, the Build a Better Business Podcast may receive a small commission.Thank you for listening and I look forward to talking with you soon.

When is it time to turn inward?   When we show up for the people that we love, our attention is diverted from other things. There’s so much in this world that is competing for our time and attention. The result of this attention-grabbing is that our inner center is often left unattended. When we focus outwardly, especially in a helping profession, we tend to ignore the important inner work that needs to happen in order to take care of ourselves. My guest today has done extensive work with how we show up in the world to different people with a fully integrated life. I am delighted to bring to you the wisdom of Dave Conley.    Dave thinks of each individual life as a series of concentric circles. There is the innermost circle of you, and then the circles around represent your relationship to the rest of the world. Dave is going to tease apart some of those most important relationships, and how feeding and nurturing and tending to that inner circle can extend its influence to the rest of your relationships. He will also tease out an excellent understanding of resilience, and how the right kinds of self-nurturing can build us up to weather the storm.      Dave speaks from a place of personal experience and interpersonal empathy that rings so true for me. His calling to helping professionals, anyone in general, to put more work into your innermost self, and place less focus and energy just on being seen. We show up the most visibly when our innermost self is nurtured and loved. Dave will teach us techniques to help us slow down, pause, and take care of ourselves with small, sustainable shifts. Once we learn to do that, our impact on the rest of the world becomes that much more effective.    Resources: Get better sleep and connect with Dave: https://limitl.es/rebecca/   Quotes:  "Right at the very, very center of yourself is your spiritual practice. It's your self-practices, how you move. It's how you eat is how you take care of yourself. Just the very, very center. It's you." –Dave Conley “When you don’t have to push and work so hard to be seen, the effort that was previously going towards that is freed up to go to so many other things.” –Rebecca Wong  “There's only a finite amount of attention that we have in any given day. And if we keep splitting those things up over and over again, it takes time to refocus from thing to thing to thing.” –Dave Conley       Working With Rebecca:   Dive deeper with Rebecca while helping to support production of the #POBScast when you join our Wild Woman Discussion Groups. We meet online the last Thursday of the month through September 2018.    Learn more about working with Rebecca's 1-on-1 integration coaching at: practiceofbeingseen.com/integration-coaching   Learn more about Rebecca’s relationship therapy practice and intensive couples retreat in NY go to connectfulness.com   Join the #POBScast Community practiceofbeingseen.com/community   For more information and resources, visit the website at practiceofbeingseen.com.   To join the conversation on social media, use the hashtag #POBScast. You can find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.   If you have questions or inquiries, email us at practiceofbeingseen@gmail.com    

We can all imagine what a Stubborn Boss looks like, but how do they get this way and how does it become a dysfunctional leadership pattern? Most of the time, a Boss becomes stubborn by closing their mind to outside ideas and opinions and facts and clinging to the desire to be right. In effect, they want to win rather than admit that someone or something else might be more correct than they are. In effect, they has one key problem, their ego. This is a common trap for a few people that want a management title for selfish reasons, rather than for altruistic reasons. They want to lead a team for the prestige of being a boss, which means they want to be above others, rather than for helping people and initiatives to become better. So essentially, we’re seeing weak emotional intelligence (EI), defined by self-awareness, self management, relationship awareness and relationship management. The Stubborn Boss is unaware of an underlying insecurity. Their position is their security. It’s as if they are saying “I’m the Boss, so I must be right”. They look for respect from others by holding firm to their convictions, even when it seems illogical. What people can do to survive? Here are several strategies that you can try: 1. Don't try to change them. If you do, you are asking for trouble. When you try to change other people it shows disrespect for them and disrespecting a Stubborn Person is a one-way ticket to a fight that you will not win. 2. Avoid complaining about them behind their back, either to vent or worse, to try to discredit them or get them demoted. Being negative about someone else almost always backfires and it shows poor judgement on your part. 3. Become more resilient. Take care of yourself with the basics, like rest and energy. Get lots of sleep and eat well and you will be physically and mentally prepared. 4. Believe in yourself and feed your need for respect with small but constant reminders of what you are good at, and what you are doing well. Keep an “A-File” with copies of thank you messages that you receive from other people and examples of good work that you have done. When your confidence gets shoved, one peek inside this file reminds yourself of all the great work that you are capable of, and all the self-respect that you deserve. 5. Try to support them. You have to admit that there are some perspectives, opinions or decisions that come from your Boss that are actually valid and well thought out. This means that you are going to have to focus relentlessly on trying to understand. Support them when you see that support is objectively deserved, rather than falling into the trap of being a constant adversary. This open alliance might win you some favour and show you as being more level headed to your colleagues. 6. Communicate and fully understand what your Boss wants, and then to try to deliver your absolute best. 7. Take time to reflect after awkward interactions with your Boss is vital. This allows you to get out of the situation and properly evaluate how things went. If you are doing everything that you can and your life is becoming miserable, we are strong advocates for calling it for what it is and taking matters into your own hands by getting out. 8. Lastly, if the situation is toxic and irreparable, acknowledging this. Know that getting out needs to be in your list of available options. Start exploring new departments or companies that you could move to and maintain a healthy career. Links: Pat Lipovski on LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/patlipovski Pat Lipovski on Twitter https://twitter.com/envisiongroupca Envision Group’s Website: EnvisionGroup.ca Terry Lipovski on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/terrylipovski/ Terry Lipovski on Twitter https://twitter.com/TerryLipovski Ubiquity Leadership’s Website: UbiquityLeadership.com Next Week’s Show: Being Limitless with Dave Conley

Dave Conley was working in a job he hated as a tech executive. He smoked a pack of cigarettes a day and was 330 pounds. He was miserable. One day he came home from his soul-sucking job to find his beautiful wife sick on the couch, struggling to breathe. Sixty hours after he checked her into the hospital, he turned off life support. Over the following two years, he crawled out of that deep depression, lost 150 pounds, ditched the cigarettes, quit the job he hated and embraced radical self-care. Now Dave helps people who were just like him. He helps people choose health and happiness over fat and misery. He helps people create their own radical self-care practice and change everything. He can help you reclaim your life.

Going through a divorce is one thing, going through two divorces is a bigger thing, but what about finding the love of your life only to have it taken away? The grieving process is different, the lesson are different, and maybe the way we move on is different, too. Dave Conley has been a technology executive, entrepreneur, and startup consultant, but now Dave is a health and wellness coach who helps lifelong overweight people lose 1/3rd to 1/2 of their bodyweight -- just like him. Learn more about Dave at http://limitl.es, https://www.facebook.com/DavidCConley, https://twitter.com/DavidCConley, linkedin.com/in/davidconley/, https://www.instagram.com/davidcconley/ Email Leanne & The Boyfriend at info@lifelafterdivorce or message us at Life Lafter Divorce on Facebook, @lafterdivorce on Twitter, or @lifelafterdivorce on Instagram.

Going through a divorce is one thing, going through two divorces is a bigger thing, but what about finding the love of your life only to have it taken away? The grieving process is different, the lesson are different, and maybe the way we move on is different, too. Dave Conley has been a technology executive, entrepreneur, and startup consultant, but now Dave is a health and wellness coach who helps lifelong overweight people lose 1/3rd to 1/2 of their bodyweight -- just like him. Learn more about Dave at http://limitl.es, https://www.facebook.com/DavidCConley, https://twitter.com/DavidCConley, linkedin.com/in/davidconley/, https://www.instagram.com/davidcconley/ Email Leanne & The Boyfriend at info@lifelafterdivorce or message us at Life Lafter Divorce on Facebook, @lafterdivorce on Twitter, or @lifelafterdivorce on Instagram.

This week's Ever Better episode is a journal narrated by me, Lisa Conner Vogt. it highlights a common theme that I’ve observed with my guests, and brings you some of the best moments of recent episodes. This episode celebrates my guests who draw on their highly unique experiences to craft businesses that help others, as only they can. And, when I talk about their experiences, I’m including how and where they grew up, their families, the schools they attended, the jobs they’ve held, where they’ve lived, and their spiritual traditions. They’re taking the accumulation of their life knowledge and using it to help others. As I was thinking about the five guests that you’re about to hear from, I also considered how I’m building on my life experiences. And here’s what I came up with… My professional career spans almost thirty years – Yikes! I’ve worked for corporations, non-profits, small companies, and had my own businesses. I’ve held positions in marketing, communications, strategy, system development, project management, and I’ve managed hundreds of people.   When it comes to producing a podcast, I’m drawing on everything I’ve done in my life to put it all together. It turns out that creating and sustaining a podcast is a fairly complex undertaking! It involves booking guests, interviewing, organizing, marketing, networking, audio production, and website development. But everything I’m doing is an extension of what I’ve done before. And as I coach, and speak to groups, I’m drawing on my own unique life journey, and sharing my business, academic, personal, and spiritual experiences. By building on my life experiences as a podcaster, I’m hopefully enriching others’ lives. So, I have a challenge for you! As you listen to this episode, think about your life experiences and how you’re using those to enrich your families, your communities, your colleagues, people you volunteer with, and others you come into contact with. Is there more that you could be doing? Is there more that you could be giving? If love to hear your thoughts! Send me a note at Lisa@EverBetterU.com. And now, onto my guests... Today, you’ll hear from Jessie Mejia, Lise Metzger, Marcus Bullock, Erin Elizabeth Wells, and Dave Conley. Jesse Mejia was my third podcast guest way back in December 2015. Jesse draws on his family, academic and business experiences as he mentors and coaches Latino students and professionals who are considering next steps in their careers. South Central L.A. is where Jesse grew up with parents from El Salvador who don’t speak English. Many would consider him to have come from “disadvantaged circumstances.” But Jesse did well in school, earned a scholarship to Philips Exeter Academy and then went on to college and earned an MBA. He did very well in the corporate world rising to the position of Corporate Strategy Officer for VW. And then he left, to pursue his mission-driven focus. In this clip, Jesse explains how some of his childhood experiences prepared him for the leadership role that he plays today. Lise Metzger, my guest on episode 26, uses her experiences as an editor, photographer, mother, and food educator to create the Grounded Women blog. She uses her writing, photography, and interviewing skills to learn and share stories of women farmers and to educate readers about the many benefits of knowing where your food comes from. She discusses how her Grounded Women blog got started in this clip. Marcus Bullock, from episode 27, was convicted of carjacking at age 15 and spent the next 8 years of his life in jail. His family wholeheartedly supported him throughout that period of his life and made sure that they stayed in touch. As CEO of Flikshop, he’s drawing on his firsthand knowledge that staying connected to friends and family while incarcerated makes a significant difference while someone is in prison, and helps them to reconnect when they are released. Marcus explains the origins of Flikshop. Erin Elizabeth Wells, from episode 28, is an intentionality expert and productivity specialist at Chosen Course. She has studied and been involved with world religions throughout her life. And now, she’s combining her spiritual nature, her writing skills, and her talent for organizing to help her clients take “inspired action” to set and achieve goals.  She discusses the evolution of her business in this clip. Dave Conley, my guest on episode 29, is an igniter! Through his company, Limitl.es, he helps people start new companies, new initiatives, and reach new levels in their personal lives. He draws on his business experience that includes helping to get 32 million people onto the Internet with AOL, the joy he felt mentoring entrepreneurs throughout his career, starting his own companies, and his experiences working for the federal government. But, as you’ll hear, Dave is still striving to learn and improve each day. Learn more at EverBetterU.com. You can reach Lisa at Lisa@EverBetterU.com.    

Dave Conley is an integrated business coach who helps clients to ignite their ideas! This can involve starting a company, advancing an idea or pursuing a personal goal.  He’s been on an incredible entrepreneurial and personal journey and in this discussion shares ideas and lessons that he has put into practice and that you may want to try for yourself!    Dave lives a “flipped model,” first concentrating on living a mindful life, knowing that success in his business and personal life will follow.   After his wife passed way five years ago, Dave began to concentrate on getting healthy. He changed his diet and exercise habits and lost 150 pounds. He says that he’s half the man he used to be! Dave also became selective about how he spends his time and was determined to not be glued to the T.V.   Dave hopes that people won’t wait for a tragedy to occur before they begin to live with greater purpose.    Dave’s resume includes being one of AOL’s first project managers where he helped 32 million people get on the Internet. He also held an executive position with the Patent and Trademark Office, and he’s built his own start-ups and mentored dozens of entrepreneurs. And now, as a startup coach, he loves to help mission-driven entrepreneurs assess their ideas to determine if there is a market fit. Learn more about his services at Limitl.es.   Listen to the podcast to hear Dave discussing how he’s learned to blend work and personal time so that he can suck the marrow out of life!  What you’ll hear in this episode:   The importance of mindfulness practice The Flipped Model=A Changed Focus Do meaningful, magical work Dave’s daily practices, which starts with a liter of water! A co-working space: What it is and how it works A pivotal moment: Losing his wife suddenly 5 years ago Hitting the giant reset button How Dave lost 150 lbs.! Dave’s eating habits (NO white foods!) How Dave started 7 companies in 2 years! Working with mission-driven companies like Bezi.co Product-market fit   Patent trolls Dave's first job at AOL (“You’ve got mail!”) How Camp Good Life Project changed everything A favorite quote: From Alice in Wonderland—“If you don’t know where you’re going, then every path’s a way.” Dave's father, who lived a life with no regrets   Resources:   Email Dave: dave@limitl.es (But, ironically, Dave HATES email! He would rather you call or text him at 703-999-8711.)   Contact Lisa: Lisa@EverBetterU.com Learn more at EverBetterU.com