Podcast appearances and mentions of Dean Holland

SO MANY GUEST STAR VOICE MEMOS! So many incredible visuals and government tax opinions!!!! And Madi is here! For the first hour, we hear from 3 guest stars that were in our Season 5 premiere of Ms. Knope Goes to Washington. First, *Jenny Anne Hochberg* @jenny.anne.hochberg incredible BTS of shooting in DC, giving Leslie a fist "pound", telling Pratt that she's a pretty princess after getting hair/makeup, and more deleted scenes that we didn't get to hear! Make sure you check out her acting classes here! https://www.jennyannehochberg.com/about-8https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5181988/Second, *Jessica Hansen* @jessacts, who is an amazing voice actor and coach and was so sweet to send me a voice memo even though her incredible new studio isn't set up yet! Learning about John Hay from the Hay-Adams hotel being in Abe Lincoln's administration, John McCain leading her around on set, and shooting for 10 or 11 takes!Her Coaching Studio: SigSound.nethttps://www.imdb.com/name/nm2430582/ Third, *Amy Tolsky* @amy.tolsky, loved learning about Dean Holland's direction informed her performance, compliments to the best hair and makeup team, plus you can watch her on Quiz Lady (with Awkwafina and Sandra Oh) and an iPhone 15 commercial! She also has some amazing projects that she has coming up. :)https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0866212/THANK YOU ALL!Then after an hour of the best voice memos ever from the first episode of Season 5, we venture into Soda Tax! We discuss cringe Ben, the insane amount of sugar consumed PER MONTH, and we watch Andy defeat external goals while Chris learns internal goals are just as important. :) We also learn where Tom got that golf cart *eye roll*Lastly, we get an amazing voice memo from *Bobby Reed* who played the purse stealer in the townhall! He has an incredible bio on IMDB (below), tells us what this episode was originally called and reminds us that Kyle Newachek, the director, IS TALL! Oh ps - he gets paid the most from these residuals and that makes me happy that Parks pays him. https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0715327/Incredible details and I'm so forever grateful! Thank you all for joining! Support the Show.Rate and review us on Apple Podcasts!Follow us @parkpalspodcast on Instagram! Or email us at parkpalspodcast@gmail.com

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This week Mark and Allen break down the Episode where we learned Ann once went out on a date with Perd Hapley! It is Ann and Chris' last day in Pawnee, and Leslie has organized a huge going away party so they can enjoy one last occasion with them. At the party, Leslie explains that because she doesn't know when she will see Ann again, the party's theme is a celebration of everything that will happen in the coming year. Furthermore, in celebration of how their friendship started, Leslie secretly arranges for her and Ann to officially break ground on Pawnee Commons at Lot 48 as a going away present. However, Harold, the Director of Public Works, is angry that Leslie went over his head to do that, since his department did NOT sign off on it. Later, Leslie finds out Harold put a padlock on the fence surrounding Lot 48, halting her plans for a midnight groundbreaking. Trying to think of a way around this, Leslie tells Ann about her surprise plan. Ann is up for one more crazy caper with Leslie, and insists they do whatever they need to do for the groundbreaking to take place. Meanwhile, as the guys help Chris pack up the last of his things, they notice several boxes with their names on them, which Chris reveals are "buddy boxes" ... his gift to each of the guys, with each one containing a memento symbolizing Chris' friendship with each of them. They open up the boxes to find very heartfelt, thoughtful gifts. Clearly, the guys were not prepared for such a meaningful exchange ... they got him a gift card to that awesome store "Pots and Pans" ... and they try to come up with something better over the course of the evening. As always, we tackle the tough questions, such as ... Does the groundbreaking of Pawnee Commons take place as planned? Do the guys succeed with their gift attempt, or do they continue to suck? What are all the things celebrated by Leslie's farewell extravaganza? How does Leslie make Lot 48 "raccoon-safe"? What was within everyone's buddy box? Can Ben come up with one final idea that will be meaningful to Chris? Will this be Leslie and Ann's last crazy caper together? Is this really the end of an era? Loyal viewers, please join us for this bittersweet farewell to the eternally cheerful Chris Traeger, and the beautiful, talented, brilliant, powerful musk ox that is Ann Perkins. Goodbye, musk ox. Many thanks to our amazing sponsor Pawnee Super Suites!

The Australian racing industry continues to come to terms with the death of Dean Holland in a race fall at Donald in April. Ethan Brown, Jamie Kah, Craig Williams, and Blaike McDougall were all sidelined with serious injuries on either side of the Donald tragedy. Ethan Brown required multiple surgeries in the wake of his fall in the Australian Guineas in March. Cranbourne track regulars were amazed when the 24 year old reported for trackwork on July 10th and even more surprised when he resumed race riding at Sandown last Sunday (Aug 6th). Ethan joins us on the podcast to talk about his miracle recovery and to reflect on a short but brilliant career which began in his hometown of Alice Springs. He talks about that all important first day back at trackwork. Ethan says his body had to adjust following a long lay off from the saddle. He says the accident came at a time when he'd ridden 62 Victorian winners for the season. He has a philosophical attitude when it comes to the highs and lows of racing. Ethan has a clear recollection of the Flemington accident. He says he felt as though he'd been thrown into a washing machine. He talks of the love and support extended by family and friends in the days after the fall. The young jockey takes us back to childhood days in Alice Springs and his gradual indoctrination into the world of the thoroughbred. He talks of his initial apprenticeship to Greg Connor and a later transfer to Garry and Lisa Lefoe. With barrier trials scarce in Alice Springs Ethan explains that he had to go to Melbourne to acquire the mandatory number of rides. Mick Kent Snr came to the rescue. Brown says he returned to the Alice to get his riding career started, and reflects on his only two wins at home. He talks of a return to Victoria and a transfer of his indentures to Mick Kent Snr. The jockey reflects on a magical day at Wycheproof when he had three rides for three wins. His career was off the ground. Ethan talks of his mateship with two other Kent apprentices who helped him through some chronic homesickness. He remembers his first city win on a horse provided by Mitch Beer, and the beginning of a wonderful association with Darren Weir. He talks of the highpoints on Weir trained horses. Ethan reflects on his two victories in the Rising Star Series. The talented apprentice has three Gr 1 wins under his belt already. He talks of the first one, the Robert Sangster Stakes in Adelaide on the bonny mare Snap Dancer. Staying with Snap Dancer, Ethan recalls her second in the Gr 1 Tatts Tiara and her all the way win in the historic Memsie Stakes. The two Gr 1 wins on Snap Dancer came courtesy of Maher and Eustace. Maher and Eustace gave the young jockey another chance at the elite level in the Turnbull Stakes on Smokin' Romans. Ethan recalls the thrill. Ethan looks back on the exciting 2018/2019 season when he was crowned champion apprentice and figured prominently on the overall Melbourne jockeys premiership. He pays a special tribute to his partner and fellow jockey Celine Gaudray who was runner up in last season's Melbourne apprentices premiership. He talks of Celine's amazing race day temperament.  More than 400 wins and three Gr 1's in just eight years of riding highlights the talents of the young Territorian. His recent recovery from serious injury suggests his steely determination to succeed is matched only by his toughness and durability. It's a nice yarn with an impressive young man. 

The Wolfden's weekly podcast 'The Punt'. A deep dive into the great game, the characters that make it, and the sports associated with it.TIMESTAMPS 0:15 What makes a world class jockey 7:05 Corey's career ending fall 9:40 Dean Holland 11:32 Becoming RNSW jockey coach 13:25 The allure of being a jockey in HK 21:13 The decision to retire 25:10 Rekindling winning the Melb Cup 37:15 Some of the great horses Corey has ridden and ridden against47:15 Corey's role at Sky Channel Join WolfDen Today! Download the App: onelink.to/wolfden

Race horse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Gerard to talk about Dean Holland's funeral on Monday, how racing will change as a result of the accident, the seven equine deaths at Churchill Downs, the impact the whip had on Octagonal, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Coach and Mentor to Dean Holland James Winks joins Racing Pulse after he spoke so emotionally at Dean Holland's Funeral yesterday

QUICK LISTEN “I think that is the story & I think it's further enhanced with the passing of Dean Holland and the outpouring of grief we saw just recently…” Steve Davis on record setting Jockey the late Keith Viotre Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Horse trainer Wayne Hawkes joined Gerard in the studio to talk about the Warrnambool Racing Carnival, his wife's appearance on Channel 7, the Hong Kong Jockey Club's reluctance to let Zac Purton compete overseas, Jamie Kah's desire to return to the track, Andrew Dillon's racing background, the racing pause for Dean Holland's funeral on Monday, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

SEN Track Host Sam Hyland joined Blighty and Wilds to chat about the tributes at Warrnambool for Dean Holland and day one of the Carnival  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dan Cobby and Nick Quinn joined Miles for Race Card, as they discussed Dean Holland's tragic passing, the best country cups / carnivals, Eagle Farm, Morphettville and plenty more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jockey Brad Rawiller discusses his win on Coal Crusher at Rosehill yesterday plus the passing of Dean Holland during the week.

It's been an extraordinarily difficult week for the racing community following the tragic passing of Dean Holland in a race fall at Donald. The team begin this week's show by reflecting on Dean's immense contribution to racing and seek to add to the support the industry has provided to Dean's love ones. The team then preview the Australasian Oaks and The Chairman's from Morphettville, before heading to Sandown to preview the best races on the card.

The return of a fan favourite after a couple of weeks away. On the agenda the boys talk about their luck on ANZAC Day, how loose LIV Adelaide was, our shitty NBA predictions and of course the wonderful world of the NRL.Dean Holland 0:42 - 1:10ANZAC Day 1:11 - 4:47Weird & Wacky 4:48 - 6:18Football 6:19 - 6:54Tennis 6:55 - 7:06LIV Australia 7:07 - 9:40Cricket 9:41 - 9:57UFC 9:58 - 10:22Boxing 10:23 - 12:29NFL 12:30 - 12:52Basketball 12:53 - 15:03NBA 15:04 - 22:19NRL Headlines 22:20 - 32:38NRL Round 8/9 32:39 - 37:10Joke of the Week 37:11 - 38:52

It's been a sombre week in the horse racing industry after the tragic loss of Dean Holland during the week. We discuss what happened and how the community has banded together and then look toward this weekend's racing.  Full Rosehill preview, a couple from Eagle Farm and The Archer at Rockhampton. Jump in the FB group - www.facebook.com/groups/giveusaspellpodcast Socials @giveusaspellpod Rate and review the show 5 stars!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We opened the show today with a bit of Porn chat and Samantha, fell in a hole. It was classic Swanny & Friends before deep diving into an ANZAC clash recap and an update on the Tour De Dane.Before getting to Listener questions we touched on the life of Jockey, Dean Holland, who passed in tragic circumstances over the weekend after an in race fall. Dean leaves behind a wife and 4 young kids so if you are in a position to do so or if you had a win on the weekend on the punt you can find a Go Fund me link here to help support Lucy Holland and her kids as they learn to navigate life without their Dad & Husband.To leave you lighter, as requested by you the listeners, we closed with some woeful Dad jokes!Follow and support us elsewherePodcast : @swannyandfriendsDane: @danes84Samantha @samantharichesRalphy: racetrackralphy.com.auSupport us in the Merch store: Shop here :)Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/hump-day-with-swanny-and-friends. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The week that was presented Australians - Melburnians, in particular - a couple of huge losses, with the passing of Father Bob Maguire, Barry Humphries and jockey Dean Holland. The boys share some heartfelt stories particularly of Father Bob, who was known personally to them and reflect on the contribution all three men made in their lives.  There's the weekly rundown of the AFL and other sporting action, a flashback to the glory days of the Australian wrestling scene, and the Chart Attack stops in for a look at December, 1970. -- Kevin Hillier, Brian Mannix, Mark Fine Subscribe in iTunes!https://apple.co/2LUQuix Listen on Spotifyhttps://spoti.fi/2DdgYad We're also on iHeartRadio athttps://ihr.fm/35WwZgk Follow us on Facebook...https://bit.ly/2OOe7ag Post-production by Steve Visscher | Southern Skies Media for Howdy Partners Media | www.howdypartnersmedia.com.au/podcasts © 2023See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

VJA boss Matt Hyland joins us to chat through everything that's gone on the past couple of days and what continues to be done in the aftermath of the Dean Holland tragedy

Dean Holland's first master joins us to reflect on his life after his terrible passing on Monday

CEO of Racing Victoria Andrew Jones joins us in the studio to discuss Racing Victoria's response to the tragedy of Dean Holland's death at Donald on Monday

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the latest news and events from around the racing world. Channel 7's Jason Richardson joins from the outset to pay tribute to Australian jockey Dean Holland, who has died aged 35. Nick and Jane review the weekend action in the company of Julian Richmond Watson, owner-breeder of Guineas trial winner Remarquee. They also discuss look ahead to Punchestown and the likely Mullins benefit, with Jane providing numbers that will strike fear in the heart of the trainer's rivals. They also talk Bravemansgame, protestors at the Scottish National, the talent of Jack Tudor and the ongoing threat to Irish pointing. Further afield, Nick talks to Wesley Ward about his latest Ascot-bound flying machine, while long standing Arkansas based owner Frank Fletcher lives the Kentucky Derby dream with Rocket Can, the 84th horse he has named after his dog.

Nick is joined by RTE and Racing TV broadcaster Jane Mangan to discuss all the latest news and events from around the racing world. Channel 7's Jason Richardson joins from the outset to pay tribute to Australian jockey Dean Holland, who has died aged 35. Nick and Jane review the weekend action in the company of Julian Richmond Watson, owner-breeder of Guineas trial winner Remarquee. They also discuss look ahead to Punchestown and the likely Mullins benefit, with Jane providing numbers that will strike fear in the heart of the trainer's rivals. They also talk Bravemansgame, protestors at the Scottish National, the talent of Jack Tudor and the ongoing threat to Irish pointing. Further afield, Nick talks to Wesley Ward about his latest Ascot-bound flying machine, while long standing Arkansas based owner Frank Fletcher lives the Kentucky Derby dream with Rocket Can, the 84th horse he has named after his dog.

A renowned jockey and father of four Dean Holland, has tragically died after a shocking fall at a racetrack in Western Victoria.A statue of Barry Humphries as alter-ego Dame Edna Everage has been proposed for the Melbourne suburb the comic genius helped put on the map.Australians are not putting their money where their mouths are, at least when visits to dentists are concerned, with half the population skipping their appointments in the past year.Too many veterans feel unworthy to march on Anzac Day and that needs to change, says a senior Australian Army officer whose strong feelings on the matter are underpinned by his own family story.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our thoughts are with the family and friends of Dean Holland, sincere condolences to everyone after the tragic events of yesterday. We have midweek racing to preview for Pro Group Racing, as Show Us Your Tips returns to preview the Randwick Kensington meeting. The rail moves into the true position on what will be a good track and a very interesting card, including some tough three year old contests and the ANZAC Day Cup. BEST BETS Daggy – R6 N4 La Pittrice Beaver – R5 N4 Fall For Cindy VALUE Daggy – R7 N1 Nasturtium Beaver – R6 N9 Semana As always, check out progroupracing.com.au for more!

Matt Stewart joins Racing Pulse for 'The Verdict' after a spectacular Super Saturday at Flemington plus Coolmore Day at Rosehill. Guests include Dean Holland, Matt Hyland, Craig Williams, Mark Zahra, Mick Kent Jnr and Mick Dee

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Can you believe season 3 is here? Alan and Rob are back with director Dean Holland to talk through the season premiere! In “Go Big or Go Home,” Leslie plays matchmaker with Ann and Chris in hopes of securing a bigger budget for the parks department. On this episode you'll hear about the labor that went into Ron Swanson's Pyramid of Greatness, how Chris Traeger came to be a three-dimensional character, the ups and downs of the editing room, and how Alan's hometown inspired Ice Town! Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email: ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.comOr leave a 30-Second voicemail at: (310) 893-6992After three months of closure due to the Pawnee budget crisis and government shutdown, the parks department has since been reopened, although on a shoestring budget. Meanwhile, the always optimistic Chris Traeger continues trying to ask out Ann, who finds him too intense.  Nonetheless Leslie convinces her to accept in order to persuade Chris to increase the park's budget.Ben restarts the youth basketball league with only two teams. They're coached by the contrasting duo of the uber-strict Ron and the laidback Andy. Tom, who referees the game, becomes jealous when his ex-wife Wendy arrives to support Ron.Meanwhile, Ann finds out she actually enjoys her date with Chris, especially after learning about why he feels lucky to be alive every day. Leslie crashes the date to help and persuade Chris to increase the park's budget—but Ben also arrives, having correctly anticipated Leslie's plan. Leslie excitedly declares “Mission accomplished” after Chris talks about increasing the park's budget, accidentally giving away her scheme and prompting a hurt Chris to leave. Ann apologizes to Chris later and asks for another date, to which he happily agrees. April turns up back at work after a three-month disappearance. Though Andy still nurses a crush on her, April says she met a new boyfriend in Venezuela. A discouraged Andy seeks advice from Leslie, who encourages him not to give up and to “go big or go home.” Leslie proposes restoring the parks department with a grand Harvest Festival. Impressed by the team's enthusiasm, Chris and Ben agree to the idea.

Jockey Dean Holland joins Andrew Bensley to chat about his Group 1 rides at Flemington on Saturday, SUPRISE BABY in the Australian Cup and HALVORSEN in the Newmarket Handicap.

Helping People Grow Profitable Online Businesses with a Book Funnel – Publish. Promote. Profit. with Rob Kosberg Episode 124 Dean Holland A serial entrepreneur, Dean Holland began buying and selling sweets to other kids in school, before trying, succeeding, and often failing to start numerous ventures in his teenage years. In 2004 Dean discovered Internet Marketing and quickly became fascinated by the industry, with an eye for opportunity he learned all he could and began to sell digital based products online.  By 2011, Dean had successfully sold over half a million dollars of digital products online and has since shared his unique marketing and sales concepts with thousands of entrepreneurs, in dozens of countries around the world.  Now a renowned Author, Public Speaker, Coach and Consultant, there's nothing Dean loves more than helping others implement better systems and processes that generate more leads, customers, and high paying clients into a business.  Listen to this informative Publish. Promote. Profit. episode with Dean Holland about helping people grow profitable online businesses with a book funnel. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - Why having the same price for international and domestic shipping is smart. - How offering an audio version of your book can be an added benefit to your customer. - Why having a physical book is much better than only having a PDF of your ideas. - How your next product should be congruent with your book and should answer new questions. - Why it's important for business owners to understand how affiliate marketing works. Connect with Dean: Links Mentioned: deanholland.com Guest Contact Info: Facebook facebook.com/groups/internetprofitshq Connect with Rob: Website https://bestsellerpublishing.org Twitter https://twitter.com/bspbooks Instagram https://www.instagram.com/bspbooks/?hl=en Facebook https://www.facebook.com/bestsellerpub YouTube https://www.youtube.com/c/BestSellerPublishingOfficial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Directions to Pawnee are simple! Today Rob Lowe and Alan Yang are visited by director Dean Holland as they review S2E7 (Dean's first episode!) On "Greg Pikitis" Leslie tries to stop a high school kid who vandalizes the park every Halloween, while Ann's party is a dud until Tom as T-Pain saves the day. Find out about behind the scenes Halloween parades, who was in the dinosaur costume, the Ron Swanson 1-10 scale, and what makes the funniest script—all on today's amazing episode! Got a question for the Pawnee Town Hall? Send us an email: ParksandRecollectionTownHall@gmail.com Or leave a 30-Second voicemail at: (310) 893-6992 The episode opens with Leslie confronting her peach-eating arch nemesis, teenaged Greg Pikitis, in the high school hallway about his past Halloween hi-jinx. Leslie enlists the help of her boyfriend PO Sanderson to tail Pikitis to make sure he doesn't vandalize the Statue of Mayor Percy once again. Meanwhile, Ann reminds the Parks Dept. about her Halloween party and is disappointed to find out that in spite of her efforts to not invite Tom, Jerry has spilled the beans and Tom will attend. Ann's party is off to a boring and awkward start until Tom arrives dressed as T-pain and turns the living room into a dance floor. A possible spark between Ron and Wendy is kindled when Wendy tells Ron her Green Card marriage could soon come to an end. Meanwhile, Leslie and PO Sanderson's tailing of Pikitis turns up nothing and the two decide to go to Ann's Halloween party. However, while stopping by Leslie's office to pick up her Halloween costume, the two discover that the Parks Dept. has been TP'ed and vandalized, with the coup de grace being a peach pit left atop a pile of whip cream on Leslie's desk.Despite the fact they've watched Pikitis all night, Leslie is sure Pikitis is the perpetrator. Leslie convinces PO Sanderson to bring in Greg for questioning and after getting no where with him, Leslie decides to have Andy take a crack at him. Andy goes in hot with the FBI persona Burt Macklin, but Pikitis is so mean to him, Andy ends up crying. The scene ends with Pikitis' mom showing up and threatening to sue Leslie, PO Sanderson, and the FBI for holding a minor against his will. Andy helps Leslie clean up the Parks Dept. offices and after a few beers, the two decide to TP Greg Pikitis' house.  PO Sanderson shows up saying he's been called and an unfamiliar woman opens the front door and points to Leslie saying she's the reason the police were called. Leslie fears she has the wrong house until it's revealed that Greg goes on Craigslist to hire fake moms to get him out of trouble and the woman standing in front of them is actually Greg's real mom. When Leslie realizes Greg's not at home, she rushes to the statue of Mayor Percy and catches Pikitis in the act of vandalizing the statue.The episode ends with Leslie wondering how Greg could have gotten into the Parks Dept. to vandalize it and a flashback showing Greg pretending to be a janitor, hiding in the dumpster until everyone had left, and vandalizing the office. 

BOOLAH BOOLAH BOOLAH!!!!!!!! Join us as Leslie tries to beat Ron at hunting, we learn where in the heck that cabin was and as always tangents upon tangents about Dean Holland and the brilliance that is his jump cuts. ALSO, you get an extra special long episode because Alison, our sweet fan who shares our obsession with Hamilton, comes on to talk about her life and health journey in our therapy sesh!!! Please follow her blog and send her a shout on Instagram! Also please manifest or help us get Ben Schwartz on the show, I have to make that happen for her! Her Blog: https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/heyitsalisonInstagram: @alisonisrael82 Please rate and review us! Questions? Comments? Email us! parkpalspodcast@gmail.comTruly,Madi and Holly@parkpalspodcastMusic by @seantrainormusicArt cover by @sketch.it.snipsSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=M8DFAC2SP649E)

Four years and 200 episodes later, Just The Tips has moved from “arguably” the best business podcast in the entire world to THE best business podcast in the entire world (at least, according to its “humble” co-hosts).   Seriously, Just The Tips was born after James P. Friel and Dean Holland met in the same mastermind and decided to host a podcast together. Both agreed that building a business could be fun AND profitable, and decided to bring that same mentality to a podcast.    Tune into this 200th anniversary episode for the guys' favorite tips, lessons, and insights from the past 200 episodes (along with plenty of jokes at each other's expense...because it wouldn't be a Just The Tips episode without them!). Outline of This Episode 7:20 Why James and Dean created Just The Tips 11:06 The difference between marketing and selling 15:16 The $300,000 decision 21:49 When thinking things through backfires (and what to do instead) 25:27 How to make your social media ads more effective 35:47 Why network marketing has such a bad rap 38:10 Always this before you start a business Business Can Be Fun Somewhere along the line it was decided business had to be “serious.” A lot of misery and burnout have resulted from business owners being afraid or unable to enjoy the business they've created. All this was a factor in why James and Dean created Just The Tips. They wanted to show their fellow entrepreneurs and business owners that business can be profitable AND fun. Stop Mistreating Your Audience One of the guys' favorite insights in 200 episodes came from direct response marketing master Brian Kurtz. Before email and the Internet, businesses had to mail their leads, and that cost a lot of money. For that reason, the most successful businesses put a lot of thought into every single piece of communication they sent out. To do otherwise was to lose six figures, easily. In today's world, you can post on a social platform and send an email for a fraction of that. As a result, a lot of business owners take their leads for granted, and easily forget they're talking to real people. Just because communication is on the Internet doesn't mean you've stopped talking to human beings. Just Do The Thing One of James and Dean's favorite mindset tips came from a guest who exploded his online presence over the last few years. There's value in thinking things through, but thinking about things can also backfire. If there's something you know you've got to do in your life, don't think about it. Instead, just do it. Whether it's pushups, making a sales call, writing and sending that email, just do it. It's A Scrolling Platform Every social media platform is designed for a specific user experience. YouTube, for example, wants people to stay and watch. Facebook, on the other hand, wants people to stay and scroll. The mistake a lot of business owners make is taking a piece of content that does well on one platform and repurposing it to another, without taking that platform's unique user experience into consideration. To get the most bang for your content buck on any given platform, take the platform's specific user experience into account. Network Marketing's Bad Rap There are people making millions of dollars in network marketing, and there are people going about it all wrong and giving network marketing a bad rap. Several networking marketing companies encourage them to do so! It's a shame, because networking marketing can not only be insanely profitable, it can help you develop foundational business and relationship skills...IF you learn it from the right people doing it the right way. Tune into the episode to learn about network marketing from a guest who does it the right way. Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: CEO Quickstart: https://jamespfriel.com/ceo-quickstart/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/ Facebook Group (BulletProof Business): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1107362546297055/ Site: www.jamespfriel.com Interested in being a guest on the show? Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/ JTT Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/justthetipsshow/ JTT Listeners Free Portal: www.JTTShow.com

You may have been sitting on the fence about becoming an affiliate marketer. Here I have came up with 10 benefits to becoming an affiliate marketer to help you decide. Have you been sold? Do you also want to become an affiliate marketer? If the answer is yes, then you can begin by reading this FREE book. Grab Your Free Copy Here It details on how Dean Holland went from being in 60k of debt to generating over 10 million online all through affiliate marketing. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ben6223/message

Our guest, Dean Holland, is well known in the ClickFunnels community. He is a 2 Comma Club award winner, a member for Russell's Inner Circle and has spoken at Funnel Hacking Live. Dean's has had huge success in Internet Marketing and by 2011 successfully sold over half a million dollars of digital products online and has since shared his unique marketing and sales concepts with thousands of entrepreneurs, in dozens of countries around the world. Now, a renowned Author, Public Speaker, Coach and Consultant, there's nothing Dean loves more than helping others implement better systems and processes that generate more leads, customers and high paying clients into a business. Dean and Dave discuss the "Iceberg Effect" and promoting other people's products. A key to this is understanding the complete picture and what is underneath the surface that will make you successful. DeanHolland.com Facebook Join our Messenger Tribe! https://m.me/clickfunnels?ref=cfpodcast-join-CF-tribe Also, check out clickfunnelsradio.com/2ccl

On this episode I speak with Dean Holland, an Emmy winning editor for his work on The Office” He seven nominations fro his work on The Office and Parks and Recreation and the 76th annual Academy awards. He also has three Online Film and Television award nominations in directing for “Parks and Recreation” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”. I met Dean on “Parks and Rec” and was lucky enough to start up the Netflix series “LOVE” with him after Parks ended and then again work with him on “The Good Place”. Starting out in a post production house he quickly found his way to editing and working on shows like “Behind the Music” then comedies like Dave Attell ‘s ”Up All Night” and Comedy Central's Celebrity Roasts. Working for nine years between “The Office” and then “Parks ad Rec”, Dean was able to move from Editing to Producing and then Directing. He has been directing recent shows like “Splitting Up Together”, “Bless This Mess” and “The Unicorn”.

On this episode I speak with Dean Holland, an Emmy winning editor for his work on The Office” He seven nominations fro his work on The Office and Parks and Recreation and the 76th annual Academy awards. He also has three Online Film and Television award nominations in directing for “Parks and Recreation” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”. I met Dean on “Parks and Rec” and was lucky enough to start up the Netflix series “LOVE” with him after Parks ended and then again work with him on “The Good Place”. Starting out in a post production house he quickly found his way to editing and working on shows like “Behind the Music” then comedies like Dave Attell ‘s ”Up All Night” and Comedy Central’s Celebrity Roasts. Working for nine years between “The Office” and then “Parks ad Rec”, Dean was able to move from Editing to Producing and then Directing. He has been directing recent shows like “Splitting Up Together”, “Bless This Mess” and “The Unicorn”.

On this episode I speak with Dean Holland, an Emmy winning editor for his work on The Office” He seven nominations fro his work on The Office and Parks and Recreation and the 76th annual Academy awards. He also has three Online Film and Television award nominations in directing for “Parks and Recreation” and “Brooklyn Nine-Nine”. I met Dean on “Parks and Rec” and was lucky enough to start up the Netflix series “LOVE” with him after Parks ended and then again work with him on “The Good Place”. Starting out in a post production house he quickly found his way to editing and working on shows like “Behind the Music” then comedies like Dave Attell ‘s ”Up All Night” and Comedy Central’s Celebrity Roasts. Working for nine years between “The Office” and then “Parks ad Rec”, Dean was able to move from Editing to Producing and then Directing. He has been directing recent shows like “Splitting Up Together”, “Bless This Mess” and “The Unicorn”.

SMU students, Angelica-Jasmine (AJ) Bates ('21), Daniel Chow ('21), and Taylor Rudell ('21) interview ceramic artist, Marcello Ortega ('14) in this episode of "Hello, Hilltop!" Marcello is a Meadows 2050 Council member. He actually earned his undergraduate degree in finance and economics in 2014, but Dean Holland selected him for the Council because he now operates his own ceramics studio in Dallas. He has effectively parlayed the skills he obtained through his undergraduate coursework into building a reputable arts practice.

Dean Holland is a serial entrepreneur and began buying and selling sweets to other kids in school before trying, succeeding, and often failing to start numerous ventures in his teenage years. ➡️ Now he has sold over half a million dollars of digital products online and has since shared his unique marketing and sales concepts with thousands of entrepreneurs in dozens of countries around the world!!!!

It has been a few years since this episode was first released, but I still feel that the message is important today. Enjoy this special episode from the archive! Hit me up on IG! @russellbrunson Text Me! 208-231-3797 Join my newsletter at marketingsecrets.com ---Transcript--- Hey what’s up everybody, this is Russell Brunson. Welcome to Marketing Secrets. I mentioned a little while ago how I hired a new coach, and it’s been really, really good. He’s one of the main guys over at The One Thing, his name is Jeff. It’s interesting because I read The One Thing book a while ago and I remember, I think when I read it I didn’t like it. I think at the time we had just launched 12 companies in a year. And I was bitter against it, but everyone kept recommending it to me. That book and the Essentials came out at similar times and everyone was like, “you gotta read them.” So I read them both and I was just like, “They want me to focus on one thing. I hate that idea.” So I kind of didn’t like the books. And fast forward to last week, I just kind of got back into it in the last week. I went and listened to a bunch of podcasts from The One Thing, I started re-reading the book, I got the main dude coaching me Monday mornings and it’s really, really cool. What’s interesting is, since he started coaching me, I’ve had this big epiphany, big aha, big realization inside, and then as I’ve been coaching the inner circle the last two days, I’m watching the people who are leveling up really, really quickly and there’s a consistent theme behind all the people who are growing fast versus who…..everyone’s growing, but the ones who are really quick. It’s interesting thing, it’s funny, the thing that I got in my coaching session was, it came back to Steven R. Covey, 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, which I read back in high school. It was start with the end in mind. It’s been interesting, as I’ve been going through the coaching stuff. Man the first, it feels like it’s been like a month because I move pretty quick on stuff. But the first exercise he had me do was figure out, what is your someday goal? Where do you want to be someday? So it’s not like 5 years from now, or 10 years, like in the future, where is it you really want to go?  It’s been interesting as I’ve kind of done this exercise, I can walk you guys through what it is, but it’s morphed, 3 or 4 times to radically different things and I one of the big aha’s I realized when I went through this exercise is that literally my someday goal, I achieved it like 18 months ago. So the last 18 months I’ve been wandering without really a focus or a goal other than just more, which is interesting. So he’s had me keep focusing, what’s your someday goal? Begin with the end in mind. What are we trying to get to? So I figured out initially, here’s my someday goal, and someday goal can be about your business, you personally, your relationships, your spirituality, whatever you’re trying to figure out for yourself. Then he came back and said, “Okay, what do you have to had accomplished within 5 years to keep you on track for your someday goal?” So I was like, “Okay well, to have that I need to have this in place, these things need to be in place in the next 5 years.” And he came back and said, “Okay, what do you need within a year to be able to hit your 5 year goal? And what do you need by the end of this year to hit your one year goal? And what do you need by the end of this week to hit your yearend goal? Or your month goal?” So as you do this it’s interesting because you start getting more and more clear on all the steps. It was funny because it was like, as I did that, as I identified, had the end in mind, I started going back forward and I got to the things I needed to do. I looked at my to-do list and none of the things on my to-do list actually got me any closer to my someday goal. All the sudden I realized that I’m doing all these to-do’s that are good, they make me feel good, I check off the box, but none of them are actually moving me towards what I’m really wanting. I was like, well what’s the one thing I need to do today that’s going to help me hit my goal for the end of this week, which will hit my goal for the end of the month, blah blah, blah, all the way to the thing. And as I started asking those questions it blew my mind what the one thing was that I needed to focus on. It was not by any stretch what I thought it was going to be, what I assumed was the most important thing. And after this exercise he wanted me to come back and refine it and change things. So I kept getting….my someday goal changed three or four times and I started realizing as I was looking at that, it took me a while to figure it out. In fact, I still don’t know if I have it completely figured out. But the message I want to share with you guys is just that. Beginning with the end in mind. Again, the inner circle members having the most success is because they have a very clear end in mind. What is it they are trying to accomplish? And from there it’s easy to reverse engineer the funnels and make that happen. People who are struggling, they’re building funnels to be able to sell a product or a service, not with the end in mind. Does that make sense? It’s a little intricacy, but it’s interesting. I’ve had this really cool experience over the last two days, to kind of reflect I’m listening to all my entrepreneurs talk and teach and share what they’re doing and really start thinking more and more, what is the end? I need to know really clearly for my business, I need to begin with the end in mind. Or is my goal to get people in Clickfunnels? Is my goal to get people in Two Comma Club Coaching? Is my goal to get people into Inner Circle?  What is the actual end goal? As soon as you identify it, that becomes the end goal and it becomes easy to see, well if that’s it, here are the funnels I need to reverse engineer to get people so that they will come up into that thing. For example, Dean Holland, he’s been in my inner circle for 3 years now. He basically over the last few months shut his entire company down and rebuilt it from the ground up but this time with a definite, very clear end in mind. This is where I’m trying to go. Because of that built out the funnels very simply in order, he launched and in the first 28 days built up $106,000 recurring income. Just because he began with an end in mind. So I think most of us, including me. I’m guilty of this as well, that’s been my big thing for the last 2 days, what’s the end goal. From a business standpoint, from a life standpoint, but also the customer journey, the value ladder. I talk a lot about in the Dotcom Secrets book, this value ladder, taking somebody through. But I would say even my value ladder isn’t completely clearly defined. It’s morphed and changed so much and I’m really coming back now and figuring that out. Dana Derricks when he was doing his presentation he was talking about his big aha. He said that us as creators want to keep creating and creating and creating. He said because of that, “If I look at my value ladder it kind of goes up a little and then it splits off in three different places. Some of those go up and some don’t and it gets really mushy really quick.” He realized he had to clearly define the value ladder. We’re going from here to here to here. So now he’s beginning with the end in mind. And what he said was interesting. It’s was funny because it’s something that I, a recurring thought I’ve had in my mind as well. Okay, I can’t keep creating new stuff that just spurts off my value ladder and shifts people all over the place. If I need to get my creative juices out there and just create something, the things I create need to be on the front end of the value ladder. They should only be free plus shipping or they should only be low ticket things to get somebody in, but the back of the value ladder should never shift, never change. That should be just a thing that’s there. And man, I just resonate with that. I was like, okay I obviously have my value ladder, I’ve got things in place, but I need to really specify this is the path, the process, the order and then just focus on the front end stuff. So it’s exciting. The last thing I wanted to kind of say is, again so many of us start our business like, here’s a product and we start building funnels based on that product. There’s nothing wrong with that. That’s how most people do it. It’s how I’ve done it a lot of times. Because of that, I think we get lost in the weeds of where we’re trying to go and often times we never get there because we don’t know where we’re going. And again, as I’ve been working with my coach on this, which has been really fun. It’s been cool because I’m clearly defining my someday goal, clearly defining the end and then from there I can reverse engineer all the pieces I need to make that happen. I think the same thing is true with funnels. It’s just begin with the end in mind. What’s the top of the value ladder? Where do you really want to take people? Figure that out and then reverse engineer, to do that here are the funnels I need. You got a path and a process. Anyway, it’s exciting. I love it. I love this game. I love my entrepreneurs. I love the inner circle. I love all of you guys. I love Clickfunnels. I’m having the time of my life. And hopefully, also I’m helping. I’m doing my best. It’s funny, I was reading, somebody I care about wrote a really cool post about what we do. And I was reading it and in the comments 3 or 4 people who were like, “I just don’t like Russell. I can’t connect with him. I don’t like his energy. I don’t like…” Whatever. It just kills me. It’s tough because I’m always trying to give and serve and do whatever I can and I hate when I don’t connect with everybody. But that’s okay as well. Hopefully my message gets to you and you’re able to take whatever it is you share out to people. And people connect with you, people I would never connect with. Hopefully you can connect with them and change them. So that’s one of my goals. Hopefully I connect with you and if I do, that’s the key. Take your energy, get out there, share your message with other people and change the world the way you can. Because unfortunately not everyone is always going to like me. And that’s the same for you. Not everyone’s going to like you. But the people who do, they’ll hear your voice and they’ll come to you and you’ll be able to help them and serve them and it’ll make the quality of their life so much better, which in return will make the quality of your life so much better. So that’s all I got tonight you guys. Appreciate you all, see you guys soon. Bye.

Today’s show is a full-circle moment for us because way back in 2009 one of the first marketing products we bought was the GKIC membership and we learned there were local chapters. We went to the San Diego meeting which brought us into the GKIC world which was the foundation of our marketing education. Bill Glazer, who founded GKIC along with legendary marketer Dan Kennedy joins us on the show today, along with Rob Cuesta, CEO, and Founder of Bright Flame Books. Together they have founded The Outrageous Marketers Alliance.  They dive into how to be outrageous in your marketing and break it down into the eight steps to help you stand out from the rest, re-train your brain to look for different methods, and give lots of examples of folks doing just that from their marketing mastermind. You’ll love today’s show as it’s almost a mini-course in outrageous marketing tactics with not only lots of a-ha moments but fun and laughs. And, if this episode resonated with you, check out our conversations with Dean Holland and Greg Rollett where we talk about more unique ways to grow your audience and set yourself apart from the rest. “If you’re ever going to work with anyone else in your business, you want to get somebody who also understands marketing, because so many times people don’t understand marketing and your business will go out of business.” - Bill Glazer “First we need to talk about what outrageous means is and a lot of people think that it means you’ve got to dress up or you’ve got to do whatever it is but it really means being prepared to do what your competitors won’t do and go where your competitors won’t go.” - Rob Cuesta Some Topics We Discussed Include: How Bill & Rob held the last live event in the world How to create campaigns that your competitors won’t even think about What happened when Super Mario got in the elevator with a very well known marketer? How to make yourself stand out (it’s simple as changing your attire) What’s very important to take pictures of on your vacation (and it’s not photos of the beach) How to use shock and awe in your campaign What it means to S&D your way to better marketing And much, much more! Resources From Bill Glazer & Rob Cuesta: HustleandFlowchart.com/Outrageous - sign up now for Bill & Rob’s event on November 16-18, 2020 Outrageous Marketing Book Vol. 2 References and Links Mentioned: Marketing Sidekick by Matt Bacak Overdeliver by Brian Kurtz Evolved Enterprises by Yanik Silver Have Your Forgotten? by Vincent Zirpoli Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely Influence by Robert Cialdini Flipnosis: The Art of Split-Second Persuasion by Kevin Dutton Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by our go-to SEO research tool, Ahrefs.com, and by  Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. How To Leverage Massive Existing Platforms To Grow Your Brand - Greg Rollett  How To Make Affiliate Marketing A Main Income Source - Dean Holland

Longtime listeners of Just the Tips know that Dean and I are in an epic race to see who can finish their book first. It was a challenge set by Ken Dunn, our guest on episode 44, and as of this recording, there’s no real easy way to put this, I’m mopping the floor with Dean. I may even be able to finish my book and come back and write his. But aside from the friendly competition (which isn’t that friendly and which I am winning), putting my thoughts down in a book has been great for me to help organize my ideas around why entrepreneurs hit roadblocks. So on today’s episode of Just the Tips, I’m talking about the ideas I’m working through in my book, and hopefully this sneak peek will help all of you if you encounter a roadblock. The three false beliefs Some entrepreneurs feel like they need to do everything themselves. And not only can they not do everything themselves, they shouldn’t do everything themselves. And there are three false beliefs that drive entrepreneurs to take on too much. The first is a sort of hero complex, where entrepreneurs can feel like they are the reason the company exists, and everyone else exists to take tasks off of their plates. But once you build a team, you need to identify people who have superpowers that cover your weaknesses. If this sounds like you, you need to tune into this week’s episode of Just the Tips. What to do if you can’t afford to hire So let’s say you’ve convinced yourself that you are ready to delegate, what’s the next, inevitable roadblock? You’re not sure you can afford to hire anyone. I have a very detailed McDonald’s analogy in this episode that you just have to hear, but the short and long of it is that every hour you don’t have someone who can do something better than you can, you’re not making the money you think you’re making. You’re effectively losing money. It’s a difficult thing to wrap one’s brain around, and of course it doesn’t fix the problem of being cash-strapped, but I think this bit of advice could really help Just the Tips listeners. Buy back your own time When you’re thinking of hiring someone, don’t think of it as paying them for your time. Think of it as buying back your own time. Because every chance you have to buy back your time so you’re not working on low-value tasks frees you up to work on high-value tasks. And if that seems a little selfish to you, think of it this way: Anytime you are not optimizing your time and doing the highest-value work, you are restricting the flow of money to other people, too. As Dean and I discuss on this episode, payday is the best day for an entrepreneur, because you know you’re paying people who can then go on to have a good life Trust people to work for you So the third false belief, then, is that you can’t trust someone else to do a good job. And it’s not just that you’re a control freak and you want to do everything. It’s just that you don’t have a feedback loop set up so that you can verify that you’re spending your money well. You need to have accountability, and you need to have a way for both you and the person working for you to know they’re delivering value. If you have a system in place, then you can ease some of this anxiety. This week’s Just the Tips is all about the psychology of being an entrepreneur, and destroying Dean Holland in the book race. That too. Outline of This Episode [2:00] Currently owning Dean in our book competition [3:48] Why some people get stuck [6:40] The first false belief [13:10] The second false belief [20:25] Buy back your time [30:00] Stop being a control freak [36:45] Doing stuff because it’s quicker than training someone else [43:45] You’re a busy fool Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

Learn about affiliate marketing for course creators with Dean Holland in this episode of the LMScast podcast hosted by Chris Badgett from LifterLMS. Dean has a lot going on with his businesses, and he shares some great tips for online course creators in this episode. Dean has worked with running his own education-based business online and with affiliate marketing, and he has a book called The Iceberg Effect. Dean left school at age 16 and became a waiter at a restaurant, and eventually moved up to chef and to part of the management team. After learning those skills, he started … Affiliate Marketing for Course Creators with Dean Holland Read More » The post Affiliate Marketing for Course Creators with Dean Holland appeared first on LMScast - LifterLMS Podcast.

This week we review - Parks & Recreation (Series 3 Episode 1) Parks and Recreation is an American political satire sitcom television series created by Greg Daniels and Michael Schur. It stars Amy Poehler as Leslie Knope, a perky, mid-level bureaucrat in the Parks Department of Pawnee, a fictional town in Indiana. The ensemble and supporting cast features Rashida Jones, Aziz Ansari, Nick Offerman, Aubrey Plaza, Chris Pratt, Adam Scott and Rob Lowe.The writers researched local California politics for the series, and consulted with urban planners and elected officials and the Leslie Knope character underwent major changes after the first season, in response to audience feedback that the character seemed unintelligent and "ditzy".Written by Alan YangProduced by Greg Daniels / Dan Goor / Norm Hiscock / Dean HollandDavid Hyman / Emily Kapnek / Howard Klein / Steve Mesner / David Miner Amy Poehler / Tom Ragazzo / Morgan Sackett / Michael Schur and Emily SpiveyDirected by Dean Holland.An Open 4 Business Production.Parks & recreation is available here: https://amzn.to/3gPl8W0 The Comedy Slab Podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Spreaker, Stitcher, iHeart Radio, Spotify and Youtube. Subscribe for a new episode each Monday. Get in touch - we're @ComedySlab on Twitter and ComedySlab on Facebook.

Sam Holland, Dean of the SMU Meadows School of the Arts introduces Meadows’ 2020 Commencement speaker, alumna Emily K. Graham, who shares her experience, life lessons, and insight with our Spring 2020 graduates in this podcast. "Emily is a 2007 graduate of the Meadows Division of Corporate Communication and Public Affairs. After completing her degree at SMU, she began her career in Dallas by helping clients navigate the 2008 financial crisis. That work led her to C-suite tables in New York City, where she continued to make significant career strides at FleishmanHillard, one of the largest communication firms in the world. In 2018, she became the youngest member of the firm’s executive leadership team. Most recently, Emily was appointed to be the firm’s first Chief Diversity and Inclusion Officer, responsible for accelerating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion across a global network of clients," shares Dean Holland in his introduction. Please join us in welcoming Emily Graham, SMU Meadows School of the Arts 2020 Commencement speaker. We know you will be inspired by her message.

Three action-packed years ago, James P. Friel and Dean Holland set out on a mission with one objective: Launch a fun, value-packed podcast full of cutting edge advice to help entrepreneurs take their business to the next level. The first few episodes of Just The Tips were rocky, as James and Dean, both podcast newbies, worked through the ins and outs and ups and downs of launching and growing a successful podcast. With three years of successful podcasting under their belts, you’d expect the guys’ podcasting experience to be smooth as silk. It’s definitely more efficient than it used to be, but technical fails and other issues still pop up, and do so for one unavoidable reason: Challenges are a part of life. If you want to get anywhere with anything, such as launch a product or grow your business, the ability to roll with the punches and find a way forward is a must. Yet an unfortunate number of people give up on their dreams when adversity swoops in. In this third anniversary episode, James and Dean reveal their top tips to keep going when your commitment to your dreams and goals is tested. Make no mistake: It will be tested. Not once, not twice, but over and over again. And each time, you’ll find yourself at a crossroads: Give up, or dig in your heels and keep going. If you want to be the person who digs in their heels and keeps going, check out this episode. Outline of This Episode What stops people from achieving their dreams [5:05] It doesn’t matter if you don’t know what you’re doing [12:01] Accidental selfishness is holding you back [13:30] How to move beyond imposter syndrome [17:50] When to zip your and lip and listen [24:03] 3 major points discussed   Don’t know what you’re doing? You’ll learn! When James and Dean launched Just The Tips three years ago, they had no idea how to launch and grow a successful podcast. But they went for it anyway. Due diligence ahead of time is always a great idea, but some things you can only learn as you go. Waiting to move forward until everything is “perfect,” or until you finally feel qualified, means you’ll never move forward. You’re never going to feel fully qualified, and nothing will ever be “perfect.”   It’s not about you. There are people you can help NOW. By procrastinating, or even giving up on, your dreams, you’re depriving them of your help. Imagine if you called an ambulance because you were in excruciating pain, and when the EMTs arrived, they just stood outside and stared at you through your living room window. When you allow your own limiting beliefs to derail you, you’re doing to the people you could be helping what the EMTs did in this example scenario. Your message is too important for you to keep sitting on it!   What matters more than great products? Concern that your product’s no good is a giant roadblock for a lot of entrepreneurs. Yes, product quality is important, but there are ways you can ensure it’s a great product, and still get it into the world before hell freezes over. James and Dean share one must-do and one must-have for creating profitable products that get people results. Tune in to hear all the details.   Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: CEO Quickstart: https://jamespfriel.com/ceo-quickstart/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/ Facebook Group (BulletProof Business): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1107362546297055/ Site: www.jamespfriel.com Interested in being a guest on the show? Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/ JTT Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/justthetipsshow/

As you make your way to success, you get this wave of overwhelm that takes you by surprise. You might try to think back and see if you’ve missed the signs, but it’s too late by then. Burnout is just around the corner! How do you avoid this monster of a situation? In this episode, James and Dean talk about their effective strategies to overcome overwhelm. It’s inevitable, but when you have the right systems in place, overwhelm is not as scary as you think!   “We're human beings, not human doings.” – James P. Friel   Outline of This Episode   -    Juggling multiple projects at the moment   -     As cliché as it sounds, “Health is Wealth!” Play the long game.   -     Finding the balance between work, health, relationships, and everything else!    -    Writing, good habits, and saying “no.”    -    Delete, Automate, Delegate, and “Do It”    Playing the Long Game You have to be prepared for the long game. Have strategies for getting things out of your head and prioritize your tasks accordingly. If you don’t take time to slow things down, you’re going to burn yourself out like an overheating car.   A Literal Brain Dump The human mind is not designed for short-term storage. If it has too many things going on, there won’t be much room to process in real-time! Set some systems in place for you to offload from your mind (i.e., journals, planners, or simple notebooks”).   The Magic of Automation Learn to avoid the things you hate doing the smart. Delete items that aren’t needed. Automate the simple activities that are a pain. Delegate more complex tasks. When you have all these in place, start doing your own thing!   Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License   Interested in being a guest on the show? Visit us at https://justthetipsshow.com/apply-as-guest/   Connect with James and Dean   James P. Friel:   - CEO Quickstart: https://jamespfriel.com/ceo-quickstart/   - Facebook Group (The Hustle Detox): https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/   - Facebook Group (BulletProof Business): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1107362546297055/   - Site: www.jamespfriel.com   - Interested in being a guest on the show? - https://justthetipsshow.com/apply-as-guest/   Dean Holland:   - Blog: www.DeanHolland.com   - FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ   - Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/   JTT Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/justthetipsshow/

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