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Pyramids, beaches, Metallica and the Nile River.  Right in the heart of Egypt we go.  Alfi Hayati joins Shane and Jeff for an incredible discussion about a beautiful country, honeymoons, bikinis at the beach, and of course the four horsemen.A fan since a young teenager, we touch on memorizing the San Diego '92 videos as well as a hustling move on a high school field trip.  You see VHS, DVD, and CD's weren't easily available in that part of the world during the 90's.   A desperate die hard Metallica fan always makes ends meet.  What does Shane think of this weeks Blacklist covers?  Does Jeff impress the girls with his computer hacking skills?  Did Alfi choose a song that should not be?  Find out now on Season 5, Episode 6.Instagram - andpodcastforallFaceBook - ...And Podcast For AllLiquid Death - Official sponsor of APFA liquiddeath.com -Murder your Thirst, Death To Plasticandpodcastforall@gmail.com for all your wants, wishes, comments, Hate Train mail, needs, desires, or just to say what's up to the guys.  Email us and let us know if you want to be our next guest!  After all, it's a Podcast FOR ALL.

Jeff Konkel experienced true paranormal trauma as a child. The two months that Jeff and his family spent in a haunted house would leave him with a lifetime of stories and mental scars that would never fully heal. A force with enough strength to propel bee-bee at passing cars with the force of a rifle, lodge floppy kitchen knives into the sides of solid oak cabinets and pull a fully grown man off his bed in the middle of the night is was just some of what Jeff experienced as a child. Experiences that would lead him on a lifelong journey to find answers as to why we are surrounded by unseen spirits and forces. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss: Was the house that Jeff Grew up in so infested with the paranormal that almost anyone could experience the spirits there? Does Jeff think that the spirts ever try to physically harm people or is it more a goal of psychological damage? Has anyone else ever lived on the property? Is there ever a way to make peace with a property like that or a way to fully eradicate it? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

In this episode of the Age of Indiependence podcast, host Katlyn Eggar interviews Jeff Kirchick, Strategic Sales Director at Cresta. Whether you realize it or not, every day you are selling something. Jeff Kirchick explains how the timeless skills of salesmanship impact your everyday conversations, why the customer is not always right, and how to detach yourself from the outcome. Episode Highlights: Jeff gives some background and insight on Cresta. (5:20) Does Jeff think that sales is a science or an art? (6:59) Jeff shares why it's important to give people a framework from where they can operate. (9:25) Jeff mentions why people should treat the customer the way they would treat their best friend or family member. (12:20) Jeff gives some details about his book entitled, Authentic Selling: How to Use the Principles of Sales in Everyday Life. (18:47) Jeff explains why children have the capability to be better and more authentic salespeople. (25:09) Jeff mentions why a good leader asks open-ended questions. (32:00) Jeff shares one of his favorite chapters from his book. (34:58) Jeff mentions one of the reasons why he wrote the book. (42:26) Jeff how Cresta works and why it's such a valuable tool. (46:59) Key Quotes: “It was kind of a logical fit for me to come to Cresta, which is both within contact center and AI. Their philosophy is not using AI to replace people, but rather, to use AI to upskill people. In other words, to learn the behaviors of the top-performing agents or sales agents.” - Jeff Kirchick “Give them a framework that they can operate within. Because, you know that you need to exist within that framework to succeed, but, make it loose enough that the individual can still act in a way that is their authentic self.” - Jeff Kirchick “This book is for salespeople, but, it's also for everyone. The reason for that is because I think everyone is a salesperson in some way.” - Jeff Kirchick Resources Mentioned: Jeff Kirchick Linkedin Cresta Reach out to Katlyn Eggar Quantum Assurance International

When your boy starts hearing scratching on his walls and then begins to see strange scratches on his body, it is reasonable to be concerned as a parent.  When the scratches being to escalate to works and messages, it takes the concern to fear.  When the boy's voice, personality, and entire demeanor seem to turn to evil, it calls for an exorcism.  That is the story of Roland Doe, the inspiration for The Exorcist.  Today we discuss the true story of Roland Doe and The Exorcist.  What happened, and has anyone ever discovered the identity of Roland?  Jeff Belanger gives the answers to these and many other questions today on The Grave Talks. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss: Who reported the extreme accounts of levitating and such in The Exorcist case? Does Jeff think that a move like an exorcist could conjure or cause legitimate hauntings? In terms of other exorcisms that the catholic church has conducted, how extreme was the Roland Doe case compared to others? What is The Exorcist house like today? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss: Who reported the extreme accounts of levitating and such in The Exorcist case? Does Jeff think that a move like an exorcist could conjure or cause legitimate hauntings? In terms of other exorcisms that the catholic church has conducted, how extreme was the Roland Doe case compared to others? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

When your boy starts hearing scratching on his walls and then begins to see strange scratches on his body, it is reasonable to be concerned as a parent.  When the scratches being to escalate to works and messages, it takes the concern to fear.  When the boy's voice, personality, and entire demeanor seem to turn to evil, it calls for an exorcism.  That is the story of Roland Doe, the inspiration for The Exorcist.  Today we discuss the true story of Roland Doe and The Exorcist.  What happened, and has anyone ever discovered the identity of Roland?  Jeff Belanger gives the answers to these and many other questions today on The Grave Talks. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers, we discuss: Who reported the extreme accounts of levitating and such in The Exorcist case? Does Jeff think that a move like an exorcist could conjure or cause legitimate hauntings? In terms of other exorcisms that the catholic church has conducted, how extreme was the Roland Doe case compared to others? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

This week on Disney on the Rocks, Eric commits Larceny (whisky) while Jeff unleashes the Kraken (rum) as they dive deep into Atlantis: The Lost Empire. This wasn't a good movie by any stretch and there are details that should have been lost at sea. Some of the things we talk about include: Who is the target audience?! Eric and Jeff tell Jack and Coke stories. Was this a test movie for something else? Does Jeff believe in UFOs, astral projections, mental telepathy, ESP, clairvoyance, spirit photography, telekinetic movement, full trance mediums, the Loch Ness monster, and the theory of Atlantis? What would Eric and Jeff do to make this a better movie? Tune in and have fun listening! Theme Music provided by Detty: Check him out on Spotify! This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

A new month, heck a new weekday, also means another episode of the Locked On Penguins. Hunter is joined by Jeff from Penguins Twitter (radimzahorna is his @) as they chat everything from Penguins offseason goals to NHL officiating. Does Jeff see PO Joseph on the team full time? Who does he see them protecting in the expansion draft? Does he still have faith in Tristan Jarry? After that, they get into the take about NHL officiating and how Jeff thinks it's ruining the sport. What does he want to see moving forward? Has it been benefiting lesser-skilled teams this season? Finally, they touch on the David & Sarah Ayers tweets and why they were wrong to go at Danny from The Pens Blog. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! BetOnline AG There is only 1 place that has you covered and 1 place we trust. Betonline.ag! Sign up today for a free account at betonline.ag and use that promocode: LOCKEDON for your 50% welcome bonus. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKED15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Wealthfront To get your first $5,000 managed for FREE, for life, go to wealthfront.com/LockedOnNHL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of Consumed By Tv, we're back with Community we discuss episodes 13 and 14. Investigative Journalism & interpretive Dance, the gang is back from winter break and its a new semester at Greendale with new hi-jinks. We get more into the personal lives of the Greendale study group. We see the growth of the characters and the second family they've become to one an other. Annie hits the college to get the hot topic story of the week as they revive the Greendale news paper. Someone wants to join in the study group!? Does Jeff have a Girlfriend? The dance of it all! the Community of it! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/consumedbytv/message

In this episode, Jeff Otis talks with Investment Committee member, Jeff Eulberg, about what we are watching right now. Topics discussed include: Could this be a good time to take on debt? What ticker symbols did we check first this morning? Does Jeff agree with the consensus that tech is due for a correction? Favorite and least favorite stock today? What market-related keeps you up at night? Bonus Question: NCAA tournament pick? As always, we hope you enjoy the listen! This material has been prepared or is distributed solely for informational purposes only and is not a solicitation or an offer to buy any security or instrument or to participate in any trading strategy. Any opinions, recommendations, and assumptions included in this piece are based upon current market conditions, reflect the personal opinions of the featured guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of Evergreen Investment Committee as a whole. Investment decisions for Evergreen clients are made by the Evergreen Investment Committee. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. All investments involve risk including the loss of principal. Securities highlighted or discussed in this piece have been selected based on current events and/or relevant topics and are not intended to represent Evergreen’s performance or be an indicator for how Evergreen has performed or may perform in the future. Each security discussed has been selected solely for this purpose and has not been selected based on performance or any performance-related criteria. Evergreen’s portfolios are actively managed and securities discussed in this piece may or may not be held in such portfolios at any given time.

This week, Eric and Jeff... get goofy... with rum, beer, and the Disney cult classic A Goofy Movie! This week, Eric and Jeff... get goofy... with rum, beer, and the Disney cult classic A Goofy Movie! We break down the adventure with Goofy, Max, Powerline, Pauly Shore, Pete, PJ, and Roxanne! Disney on the Rocks answers the MANY questions raised in this fun-filled road trip! Some of the things we talk about include: Was this Max's sexual awakening? Were Goofy, Pete, Mickey, and Donald former celebrities in this universe? Why is the majority of the US population dog people? Was Roxanne really all that great? Does Jeff believe in Bigfoot? What about UFO's? Tune in and have fun listening! Theme Music provided by Detty: Check him out on Spotify! This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Today, Tom is talking with journalist and author, Jeff Selingo, about his new book, Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions. This book was published in September 2020 and was named an Editor’s Choice by the New York Times book review. Jeff has written about higher education for more than two decades and is a New York Times best-selling author of three books. He is also a regular contributor to The Atlantic and is a special advisor for innovation and professor of practice at Arizona State University. Additionally, he co-hosts the Future U Podcast, with Michael Horn. Listen in as Tom and Jeff talk about what’s going on under the hood of higher ed and what opportunities there are for a more equitable future. Jeff also shares many tips and advice for learners and their families when selecting and applying for the college and universities that are right for them.   Key Takeaways: [:10] About today’s episode with Jeff Selingo. [:48] Tom Vander Ark welcomes Jeff to the podcast! [:52] What percentage of Americans have a post-secondary degree? And is it better than it was twenty years ago? What should we be aiming for? [1:52] Does Jeff see higher ed changing from something that you do after high school to something that you continue to access throughout life? [4:53] Should colleges be turning their alumni networks into learning networks? [6:14] How many institutions are there for American higher ed? [7:06] The impact that the pandemic is having on these institutions and, in turn, the communities they’re a part of. [8:32] How many universities are selective? [9:47] Is it true that a large percentage of young people actually get into their first-choice college? [10:30] Jeff shares his thoughts on the ACTs and the SATs. Is he pro- or anti-testing? [12:20] Has college lost its return on investment over the last decade? [13:20] Tom congratulates Jeff on his new book, Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions. [13:40] Why did Jeff decide to write this book? [15:06] While researching his book, Jeff spent a lot of time in three universities in particular. How did he choose them and why? And were these universities selective? [15:54] How many students did Jeff track at these universities? [16:15] Is the admissions process better or worse than most would think? [17:37] What does Jeff mean by, “Schools are either buyers or sellers”? [18:48] Jeff’s predictions for the future of “buyers.” [20:32] Jeff’s advice for applicants from his book. [22:59] How big should your college funnel be? And how do you narrow it down? [24:02] Does early admission improve your chances of getting in? [24:33] Is fit or image more important when choosing where to go? [25:12] How Jeff advises learners and their families on the trade-offs between reputation and cost. [27:57] What the parents’ role should be in this process. [28:50] What should the high school experience be so that learners are positioned to make a good choice in selecting which college or university is right for them? [30:27] What would Jeff add to his book now, given the pandemic? [31:43] Jeff’s predictions on what college might look like coming out of the pandemic. [32:14] What does Jeff mean by, “Colleges should recruit all students like athletes”? [33:15] America seems to have fallen out of love with higher ed in the last few years. Is Jeff optimistic about the future of the sector? [35:08] Tom plugs Jeff’s book, Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions and gives his recommendation on who should be reading it. [35:47] Where to learn more about Jeff and his book online. [36:10] Tom thanks Jeff for joining the podcast.   Mentioned in This Episode: Jeff Selingo Who Gets In and Why: A Year Inside College Admissions, by Jeff Selingo Future U Podcast with Jeff Selingo and Michael Horn Lumina Foundation Getting Smart Podcast Ep. 286: “Jamie Merisotis on Human Work in the Age of Smart Machines” Getting Smart Podcast Ep. 297: “Michelle Weise on Long Life Learning” Long Life Learning: Preparing for Jobs that Don‘t Even Exist Yet, by Michelle Weise Getting Smart Podcast Ep. 228: “Michael Horn on Choosing College”   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review, and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include “Podcast” in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!

Former Hoover and Ohio State running back Jeff Logan joined The Kenny & JT Show as the Buckeyes survive against Northwestern to win the Big 10 Championship and a trip to the College Football Playoff. Did Jeff expect the Wildcats to give them a challenge? Are the Buckeyes going to need a full, healthy roster to make it in the CFP? What’s up with Justin Fields’ thumb injury? Does Jeff agree with Kenny that Ryan Day didn’t coach a good game Saturday? Any concerns about Fields’ below average numbers lately? What is Jeff’s take for the lack of respect for the Buckeyes around college football? And what does the former Buckeye back think of Trey Sermon’s record-breaking performance?

Welcome to another episode of Action & Ambition with your host, Andrew Medal. Today’s guest is Jeff Radway. Jeff Radway is the CEO and co-founder of SKYMINT Brands. (Formerly Green Peak Innovations). Before launching Michigan’s largest vertically integrated cannabis company, Radway built and sold J. America, one of the largest privately-owned licensed apparel companies in the U.S. You’re going to love this episode. Let’s get to it! Were the exits that Jeff had previously change anything for him in his life? (1:37) Jeff considers his first exit to have been life-changing.  When Jeff was in high school, he started a landscaping and lawn keeping business, and he sold it to his partner to pay for college.  He says he was too young to realize back then how much work he had put into that business and didn’t translate the same work ethic in College.  He screwed around through most of college and blew all of the money he had earned on paying for it. His second exit taught him a valuable lesson as he had exited with shares. The company ended up filing for bankruptcy, so he barely received any of the earnout/payouts.  At the time, he thought his career was made, and his life was over.  Sometimes the things that hurt you the most end up teaching you the most. So by his third exit, which was the most recent in 2016, Jeff was relatively prepared for the best and the worst. The third turned out successful, which was also life-changing because Jeff and his wife were building a house in the Caribbean, and he was ready to retire.  He lasted about 24 hours in retirement before starting Green Peak Innovations; now, SKYMINT Brands.  What path got Jeff into the Cannabis Space? (3:32)  Jeff was in the apparel industry for almost 30 years, and so from 92 to 2016, Jeff got up every day and competed with Nike. It sounds a lot more glamorous than it was because Nike is terrific at everything, from distribution to branding to design and import.  The business Jeff was in had to figure out how to be different and meaningful to retailers and make more margin for the retailers because ultimately, Nike was Nike.   Despite their large competitor, Jeff’s business did well and a much-needed resource for retailers.  And so after almost 30 years, Jeff told his wife that he was ready to be bored for a couple of years.  However, Jeff went to a Trade Show in Las Vegas. And as he was standing in Las Vegas and waiting for his Uber driver who got lost, Jeff thought Ubers have to be better.  They have to deliver dry cleaning. They should provide food, and then Jeff thought, hey, they should provide Cannabis.  Jeff’s wife was in the health care industry, and she had been talking about CBD and Cannabis lately, although Jeff himself knew nothing about it.  Jeff messaged his much younger Nephew, a government affairs expert, and medical healthcare lobbyist, and said, why doesn’t an Uber deliver weed? Thinking he was making a joke.  Jeff’s nephew texted him back, saying it was becoming legal in Michigan and that he was helping put together the bill and legislation, we will be passing the bill. I could get you into contact with the technology companies if Jeff were serious about it.  Jeff quickly fired off questions at his Nephew to get all of the information. He was too excited as he realized the possibilities of what he had just thought of and discovered.  It was funny because Jeff was at the trade show in Las Vegas to ‘hand over the keys’ of the business he was currently in and retired with his wife to the Caribbean.  And so Jeff’s nephew got him into contact with everyone he needed to know and helped him get everything he needed to get started.  Does Jeff have any tips when it comes to building and scaling a company? (20:32) Jeff joked that the podcast name says it all, Action and Ambition.  You have to take action, and it’s not always going to be the right action.  Someone told Jeff once, you fire the gun, and then you steer the bullet, and he thought that was a very accurate analogy.  There isn’t time to be perfect, but you never lose sight of where you want to go, what the visions and goals are.  In Jeff’s case, they started hiring their executive team from the beginning, gathering an elite group of people with fantastic experience, and that helped SKYMINT grow so fast.  High growth requires high risk, and there is a certain amount of insanity, pain, and fun that goes along with it.  Jeff believes in systems over people, but in this case, they had to build out manufacturing and science, government affairs, legal, merchandising, product, marketing, and retail operations.  SKYMINT SKYMINT are purveyors of premium crafted cannabis. They have developed a portfolio of the finest cannabis brands available for health, healing, or just getting high on life. Whether you want to get off of pain meds, restore your appetite, relax into a more restful sleep, or unlock your higher self, SKYMINT has the products you want and need to enjoy the absolute best cannabis experience.  Resources Connect with Jeff: LinkedIn SKYMINT: Website Connect with Andrew: LinkedIn

Episode 17 is full of sports talk, which is probably what got the competitive juices flowing for all four Pod Ties co-hosts. We can confirm that a 100-yard dash will take place at some point in the near future! Does Jeff still have that high school track runner within him? Can Albert, Kiren, or Dylan outrun him to the finish line? Let us know in the comment section what your prediction is.- 100-yd dash challenge preview (0:00)- Animeditation podcast (2:57)- Pick 6, week 7 results (5:30)- Trevor Lawrence Sweepstakes update (20:19)- NFL MVP race (29:45)- Garrett Gilbert's performance vs Pittsburgh Steelers (42:28)- Final Fantasy (47:48)- The OriginAL, Devin Booker will be traded before NBA Trade Deadline (53:56)- Dak Prescott and Odell Beckham Jr. 2021 team predictions (1:03:19)Please subscribe, like, hit the notification bell, share, and comment!Pod TiesApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pod-ties/id1532181102Google Podcasts:https://podcasts.google.com/search/podtiesSpotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/1km9xQxK0F2Z7G4dJFFVagStitcher:https://www.stitcher.com/show/pod-tiesAnimeditation Apple Podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/animeditation/id1538836912Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7uQzK8CimqKJqDJlhAs6i7

Jeff Dubrof from KRIS 6 fills in for Jason Kucera and talk plenty of football this week. Should the Texans blow up the roster? Does Jeff agree with Gabe on firing Mike McCarthy? Which teams in the NFL are legitimate contenders. Which Coastal Bend teams are best positioned as we head towards the playoffs?

(October 2) Does Jeff have the right to be mad? We called Emily during the show at 19:18. Maybe the best Hats Off story EVER? This is no joke. Get your tissues ready for 16:26. Finally, at 6:10, we will tell you how you can win free pizza for a year! The post Jeff’s Girlfriend Dropped A BOMB The Day Before They Move! appeared first on 102.7 Coyote Country.

The girl-power takeover continues as Shara gets the 3rd degree from Stacy! What was Shara's first boyfriend's name? When did she have her first kiss? Does Jeff really have hair-plugs? Will any of these questions be asked? Tune in to find out on this all new BONUS episode of Bros Before Rose!!! Make sure to head over to our NEW Facebook group at facebook.com/groups/brosbuds!  Leave iTunes Reviews, subscribe and more!!! SPONSORED BY: Rogue Creative Development The Road Trip Games App Bachmanville Photography

Jeff Konkel experienced true paranormal trauma as a child. The two months that Jeff and his family spent in a haunted house would leave him with a lifetime of stories and mental scars that would never fully heal. A force with enough strength to propel bee-bee at passing cars with the force of a rifle, lodge floppy kitchen knives into the sides of solid oak cabinets and pull a fully grown man off his bed in the middle of the night is was just some of what Jeff experienced as a child. Experiences that would lead him on a lifelong journey to find answers as to why we are surrounded by unseen spirits and forces. PART 2 - AVAILABLE TO GRAVE KEEPERS ONLY - LISTEN HERE (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) In part two of our interview, available only to Grave Keepers (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) , we discuss: Was the house that Jeff Grew up in so infested with the paranormal that almost anyone could experience the spirits there? Does Jeff think that the spirts ever try to physically harm people or is it more a goal of psychological damage? Has anyone else ever lived on the property? Is there ever a way to make peace with a property like that or a way to fully eradicate it? As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

For Jeff Lieber,  the answer is yes when a team asks for help to sell on Amazon . He shared his five-step framework for building the most profitable Amazon store possible. He’s here to share that framework and chat about all the changes Amazon has seen.  Jeff has spent the last several years creating Amazon strategies that scale businesses on Amazon. He takes your products and listings and helps you to tweak and promote so that you sell more than ever. He’s open, honest, and ready to help you grow your Amazon business. One of the big new things for Amazon is video. Still so many people are not using video to promote their brands, stores, and products… but you should. Jeff and I dig deep into the why behind using video for your promotion and how you can do it on a budget.  Listen in to learn all about Jeff’s 5-step framework and why it works. Don’t forget… always keep testing. No one strategy is going to work forever. Amazon changes constantly, so having someone in your corner who keeps up with those changes and knows how to shift is very valuable. This was an amazing conversation and I can’t wait to have Jeff back on the show.   Overview of Amazon Storefront Source Tags You can add to any store page URL when using it as the landing page for your advertising and marketing activities. When a customer visits your store using a URL that contains the tag, we automatically detect the tag is in the URL and attribute the visit and any resulting metrics to that tag. There is no limit to how many tags you can create, and tags do not expire. We can use this for all external strategies, that way we don't have to limit it to just one product URL   Where to find it? To find Storefront Source Tags, go to Amazon Seller Central, Stores, Manage Stores, See Insights, Create Source Tag. From there, you can choose the Destination Page, and then put a clear Tag name that will help you identify such as "Facebook Ad For Yoga Mat", then it will provide you your custom link to use for that campaign!   Free Bonuses and Goodies To Grow On Amazon: As a thank you to Carlos’ audience for listening, to get the full training on the steps to scale to 7 figures and beyond on Amazon, or to get the pre-vetted 3rd party warehouse list to diversify during the covid pandemic, or to get other free resources or to talk to TurnKey about how they can help you scale on Amazon, just head over to: www.TurnKeyProductManagement.com/wizards     In This Episode: [00:40] Welcome Jeff Lieber from Turnkey Project Management.  [02:06] Jeff shares his experience working with a Shark from Shark Tank. [04:08] He worked with the baby sharks that this Shark was financing and invested in.  [05:19] How do you go about designing a portfolio for an 8-figure brand?  [07:51] Why weren’t they already on Amazon?  [08:51] Learn more about pulling numbers for competitor stats.  [09:40] Moving into the next phase of taking a brand to Amazon.  [11:37] He who can spend the most money on ads wins… true or false?  [12:57] What happens in phase three of this process?  [13:38] Learn the best practices for optimizing your listing right now.  [18:12] Why aren’t more people using video on Amazon?  [19:00] Should you let cost scare you away from making videos?  [20:24] Does Jeff have a preferred vendor for videos?  [23:28] Which part of the video creation process is most important for Amazon?  [26:24] What happens in phase four?  [30:13] Use the bullseye to test various strategies for ads.  [32:29] You’re still feeding your channels during this time right?  [33:39] What’s doing best on DSP?  [35:41] Learn more about phase 5.  [39:07] Any other critical roles and implementation failures?  [41:26] How can you get your hands on these training steps?  [42:41] What is working really well on Amazon right now?  [45:44] Hear names of some different third party warehouses.  [47:04] A few more tips. [49:43] Connect with Jeff. [50:22] Jeff’s favorite book and why.        Links and Resources: Wizards of Amazon Wizards of Amazon Courses Wizards of Amazon Meetup Text “Amazon” to 69922 Wizards of Amazon on Facebook Wizards of Amazon on Instagram Wizards of Amazon on LinkedIn Wizards of Amazon on Twitter www.turnkeyproductmanagement.com/wizards Turnkey on Facebook Turnkey on Twitter Turnkey on LinkedIn Turnkey on Instagram The ONE Thing by Gary Keller and Jay Papasan Podcast editing and show notes by Pro Podcast Solutions.

Was the house that Jeff Grew up in so infested with the paranormal that almost anyone could experience the spirits there? Does Jeff think that the spirts ever try to physically harm people or is it more a goal of psychological damage? Has anyone else ever lived on the property? Is there ever a way to make peace with a property like that or a way to fully eradicate it?  As a Grave Keeper, for $5 per month you will get: Access to every episode (http://www.thegravetalks.com/category/podcast-episodes/) of our show, AD-FREE – MONTHS BEFORE THEY GO PUBLIC. Access to every EXCLUSIVE PART 2 episode of our show for Grave Keeper Only! Access to submit questions to upcoming guests of our show. The “good feeling” knowing that you are keeping this show alive (It really does feel good!) Listen to part two of this interview and get exclusive access to HUNDREDS of bonus episodes at http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks

Angie starts us off by digging up a movie she watched to pass the time at Grandma and Grandpa Rivera’s house: Big Business, starring the beloved Bette Midler and Lily Tomlin. Two sets of identical twins are mismatched at birth, resulting in wacky hi-jinx when they end up in NYC together. Twenty years later, does Angie still consider it a favorite? Does Jeff think it would be cruel to rewind?

Episode 65 of Key Frames, a podcast about anime. Look, we don't make the rules, okay? Every two weeks, you get another podcast from us, come rain or shine or global pandemic of zoonotic virus. At least this one is on the meaty side, covering the end of the winter 2020 anime season. Are Ben and Duncan still under the sway of A Certain Scientific Railgun T? Does Jeff get dad feelings about Somali and the Forest Spirit? What shows didn't Jon watch? Listen and find out! Or don't. The post 65 - Yokai Law first appeared on Key Frames.

In this episode,  Realtor Adam Kruse and  Realtor Shannon St. Pierre talk to Jeff and Shelly Coffman of  https://missourisellnow.com/ about their recent problem with professional squatters and the nightmare they put Jeff and Shelly through.   In 2019 Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson took over Jeff and Shelly’s Hazelwood, Missouri rehab until  KMOV investigative reporter Chris Nagus got involved and exposed Jordan and Barbarita on television. Find out just how manipulative these squatters were and how they got away with doing the same thing to at least 16 other property owners.    If you have been defrauded by Jordan Harris or Barbarita Jimmerson, contact John Shields at the Missouri Attorney General’s Office at 314-340-3417.    DISCLAIMER: IN THIS EPISODE THERE ARE A LOT OF LEGALITIES DISCUSSED. WE ARE NOT ATTORNEYS. CONSULT YOUR OWN ATTORNEY TO VERIFY ANYTHING DISCUSSED IN THIS EPISODE.   Email questions to  PODCAST@HermannLondon.com Adam Kruse- https://hermannlondon.com/realtor/adam-kruse/ Shannon St. Pierre- https://hermannlondon.com/realtor/shannon-st-pierre/ Jeff Coffman -   https://missourisellnow.com/ Shelly Coffman -  https://humbleseedcoaching.com/   Visit us at  http://hermannlondon.com/  or 7350 Manchester Rd, St. Louis, MO 63143  or Call-314-802-0797 Search For Homes on   http://www.wizah.com/ Download the St. Louis Realtor Podcast- http://goo.gl/rs1q9X Theme song by Trastornobeats 2:00  KMOV did an investigative report on Shelly and Jeff Coffman’s squatter problem https://youtu.be/wnQ8OBOoe4I 2:28 Jeff Coffman got started in real estate investing in 2014 and was able to quit his day job in 2017. Shelly quit her day job in August of 2019. 3:30 Jeff enjoys doing Sub2 (subject to) deals. What is a Sub2 real estate deal? 5:25 What is a kitchen table closing when it comes to real estate? 6:24 Shelly was happy at her corporate job but saw how Jeff’s company was helping people in the community 7:10 Traditionally people think of squatters as homeless people sneaking in and living in squalor but these Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson were professional squatters that targeted high end homes and lived a life of luxury 8:30 How long did Jeff spend rehabbing this home in Hazelwood? 9:30 Two months before the home was finished, Jordan Harris saw the dumpster in the driveway, walked in the door, and told Jeff he was interested in buying the home. The house was not on the market yet. 10:30 Two days before the home was finished, Jordan Harris showed up to the house again and asked to put a contract on it. 11:47 Jeff is not a licensed real estate agent and uses his own contracts 12:07 Jordan gave Jeff a pre-approval letter and then spoke with Jordan’s lender 13:58 A few days later Jordan asked to take possession prior to closing. Jeff said no but wrote up a 30 day lease instead 14:50 Is buyer possession prior to closing on a property common? Why is the buyer possession prior to closing form considered to be forbidden?  16:23 Did Jeff do any background checks on Jordan Harris? Is it hard to do a background check on someone with a common name? 17:17 If criminals put their superpowers to good use they would become successful 17:56 Jordan Harris asked Jeff Coffman to help him hang pictures on the walls after he moved in 19:11 Jordan Harris moved into the Hazelwood property on July 2nd, 2019 with his mother Barbarita Jimmerson but didn’t want to put her on the lease. Jeff charges more rent for people not listed on the lease 20:12 When did Jeff Coffman meet Jordan Harris’ mother, Barbarita Jimmerson? Jeff showed Jordan and Barabrita another much smaller house 20:55 Jordan gave Jeff $500 up front but stopped paying after that 21:23 Jordan only communicated through texts and recorded all their phone calls. Jordan set up many meeting times to pay but then never showed. Jeff used the  MileIQ app to prove he went to the meet up locations. Jeff also gave Jordan the option to pay via apps like Venmo. 24:04 Jeff’s first red flag after Jordan moved in was Jeff never received the earnest money 25:13 Jordan’s lender went completely dark 25:39 At the 60 day mark Jeff posted a 10 day notice to quit on the door of the Hazelwood home which led to Jordan and Barabarita making angry phone calls to Jeff 26:29 Jeff started the eviction process by getting ahold of an attorney. The official hearing was on Halloween 2019. Jordan showed up to the court date, contested it, and a continuance was issued. 28:44 The second court date was on December 5th, 2019 where the two parties had the option to settle. 30:18 The day before the December 5th court date, Jordan Harris hired his attorney and they were setting up their case while they were sitting in trial. Jeff believes this was on purpose to get another continuance 31:40 Jeff posted about Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson in multiple investor Facebook groups. 32:35 The judge denied Jordan’s request for a continuance and made them go to trial that day. Jordan claimed the house was uninhabitable. 34:18 Jordan claimed the Hazelwood home was uninhabitable because of low water pressure but Jeff later found out the water company shut the water off but there was a leak so some water was still getting to the house. 35:50 During court, Jordan and Barbarita kept making a scene and begged Jeff to let them stay in the house. 36:30 Jeff won the judgement. What is the difference between a rent and possession eviction and unlawful detainer eviction? 38:02 How long does it take to get a sheriff to come and forcibly evict someone? Do sheriff’s avoid evicting people during Christmas? 39:04 The eviction was scheduled for December 30th, 2019. Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson started moving out of the Hazelwood property on December 29th, 2019. Chris Nagus of KMOV showed up on December 29th, 2019 to get Jordan and Barbarita’s side of the story after weeks of trying to contact them and trying to figure out where they worked. 39:42 Jeff and one other person found out where Barbarita worked and they spoke to her manager to let them know what kind of person she is.  40:55 On December 29th movers were hired by Jordan. After Chris Nagus and the police showed up, one of the movers started broadcasting the situation on Facebook Live. 42:40 Jordan Harris had Pillar to Post inspect the Hazelwood home but then never paid for the $600 inspection. The movers told Jordan and Barbarita they weren’t going to unload their stuff from their trucks until they got paid. 45:44 Why were there lawnmowers being pushed into the neighbor’s yard during the KMOV report on serial squatters? 47:00 Jordan Harris supposedly ran a lawn service 48:20 Jeff Coffman did in fact have Jordan Harris talk to two additional lenders 49:56 The December 30th eviction day was full of strange behavior. A man wearing a mask stalked Jeff and Shelly while video recording them. Jordan kept driving up and down the street while making gun gestures with his hand.  Jeff called the Hazelwood police who helped clear the house. 54:47 Jeff took control of the house, changed the locks, and installed a security system 55:09 Right before meeting Jordan Harris, Jeff successfully did a possession before closing deal which is why he was willing to do it again. 56:19 How did Jeff Coffman end up on KMOV talking about serial squatters? What has the feedback been like now that the KMOV story has reached so many people? 58:31 Does Jeff think there is any chance to collect on the judgement against Jordan Harris? 59:08 Can you garnish someone’s wages for not paying rent if they were not on the lease? 59:40 How did Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson use Realtors to find their next target?  1:01:42 Jordan Harris eventually started targeting rehabbers after too many Realtors found out about their scheme. Jordan used religion to convince people to trust him. Jordan told Jeff, “God told me to turn down this street”. 1:02:50 How many people have been victimized by Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson? 1:04:12 Jordan Harris and Barbarita Jimmerson also squatted in hotels 1:07:39 If you have been defrauded by Jordan Harris or Barbarita Jimmerson, contact John Shields at the Missouri Attorney General’s Office at 3143403417. 1:09:37 If you’re an  agent who would like to work with Jeff Coffman, you can reach him at  https://missourisellnow.com/ . If you are interested in Jeff Coffman’s course on subject 2 investing go to  https://sub2empire.com/ . Shelly Coffman is a registered 500 hour yoga teacher and you can contact her at  https://humbleseedcoaching.com/

Jeff Dougherty, the Director of Operations at BreakAway Health Corporation, is an open book as he shares the depths of his drug addiction, leading to prison time, fractured relationships, and homelessness. Jeff doesn’t sugar coat it. He is not ashamed of his past. Owning his story helped Jeff survive and made him love who he is today. Addiction does not discriminate. Jeff will forever be an addict battling his inner demons every day for the rest of his life. Listen to this episode and learn about the huge positive leaps Jeff has made in his life, including 12 years of sobriety, assisting addicts, and helping to find missing and exploited children. To anyone who is suffering to the grasp of addiction, please reach out, there's HOPE, there is a way out!! You are LOVED!! Episode Highlights:    Jeff Dougherty discusses growing up in Florida and how he became involved in using and selling drugs.    Jeff talks about going to prison.   What happened when Jeff went to rehab at Cooper Fellowship?  What did it take for Jeff to finally get sober?   Jeff talks about his life after leaving Cooper Fellowship.  Jeff conducts interventions and explains how they work. Jeff shares how he has educated his daughter about his past lifestyle.  Jeff talks about his work in finding missing persons.  Jeff talks about his grief facilitator training and working with Native Americans.    Does Jeff ever get burned out and how does he make sure he takes care of his health?   What is Jeff Dougherty’s opinion on marijuana?  Addiction is a family disease.  We have to stop pretending that addiction is something to be ashamed of.  We have to talk about it. When we silence the problem and pretend like everything is okay when it isnt, the fire grows, and disintegrates everything in it's path. Don’t give up on your family and friends.      3 Key Points: What got Jeff Dougherty sober was a willingness and a desire to change everything in his life, and be so sick and tired of being sick and tired. Jeff says that when looking for a missing son or daughter it takes boots on the ground, not just making calls at home and posting on the internet.   Your journey, no matter how painful, is what makes you who you are today.       Tweetable Quotes: “I want my daughter to know what Dad used to be and what he is today and I want her to be of service to and have that servant’s heart. To be able to know that just because somebody is homeless doesn’t mean they are dirty or that just because someone is a drug addict doesn’t mean that they are forgotten. Because a lot of us do that. We throw away that person just because they’re on the streets right now.” – Jeff Dougherty “Once you are an addict, I have the firm belief that we are always an addict and we have addict behavior. But we are able to change it and see it and utilize our tools better so we don’t have to drink or use over it.” – Jeff Dougherty  “My sobriety date started off as October 26th of 2007. So, I just celebrated 12 years of sobriety...It hasn’t been an easy journey. I started very young, at a young age, around the age of 11, dabbling.” – Jeff Dougherty “I’m a living example of what you can become. I didn’t get sober until I was 33.” - Jeff Dougherty Resources Mentioned: Jeff Dougherty cell: 714-733-0222 Jeff Dougherty Facebook BreakAway Health Corporation Facebook | Website Cooper Fellowship Website  Emily Harman Soul Pajamas Onward: Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Facebook Group PodcastPress

Taylor has done it again. He's popped up with a toy line that Jeff knew nothing about. Does Jeff wish he had kept it that way? Find out as the guys discuss Dragon Flyz!Don’t forget our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/marvindogmediaBIG Thanks to our Patreon supporters, you guys are the best!:Mr. Matt MooreJoshua A TaylorJared HartChristopher ScheetzSeth SzilagyiWayde BurtonPam JohnstonOliver SandersHeather GentileDario LorenzettoLaird HendersonSteve B ChuChristian BardeDaeGautam SheoranJames GarrettDaniel RyanJoseph EidenSean DanielsStephanie Simatovich

Taylor has done it again. He's popped up with a toy line that Jeff knew nothing about. Does Jeff wish he had kept it that way? Find out as the guys discuss Dragon Flyz!Don’t forget our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/marvindogmediaBIG Thanks to our Patreon supporters, you guys are the best!:Mr. Matt MooreJoshua A TaylorJared HartChristopher ScheetzSeth SzilagyiWayde BurtonPam JohnstonOliver SandersHeather GentileDario LorenzettoLaird HendersonSteve B ChuChristian BardeDaeGautam SheoranJames GarrettDaniel RyanJoseph EidenSean DanielsStephanie Simatovich

In today’s show, Chris interviews Jeff Hollingsworth, Account Executive, Salesforce. Jeff discusses his experience of working at the industry leader and reveals how he is enjoying flexibility and freedom while working in the corporate world. This show starts off with Jeff sharing his life before Student Works. Though Jeff always had lofty goals, he had little idea how to get where the wanted to. Like most ambitious people who join Student Works, Jeff reveals that he was attracted to the results-oriented culture. What skills did Jeff learn at Student Works that are holding him in good stead to date? You will learn the importance of effective time management, and being as productive as possible. After Student Works, Jeff decided to dabble in real estate, his passion but quit just a year later. This segment of the show makes us realize the importance of owning up to your mistakes and moving on as fast as you can. After this stint, Jeff joined Salesforce which proved to be a tremendous learning opportunity for him. In this segment of the show, we get a “peek” into the work culture at Student Works. Being an entrepreneur, was it difficult for Jeff to make the transition to the corporate world? Does Jeff miss the freedom and flexibility that comes with running your own venture? Jeff reveals some of his core reasons for joining Salesforce. Here, we will learn why it is necessary to sacrifice earnings if you are getting an opportunity to learn the nuances of your profession. You will also learn the many benefits of being a part of a structured organization composed of capable people. Towards the end, Jeff shares some key habits that make him tick. Among other things, we discuss the importance of learning from other people’s experiences. We wrap up this excellent show by sharing some crucial attributes that define a “Leader of Tomorrow”. Tune in for some excellent nuggets!     Resources: Student Works Chris Thomson LinkedIn

Jeff Housenbold is a Managing Partner @ Softbank Vision Fund, the leading and most influential firm in the venture space investing more than $93 billion in the businesses and technologies they believe will enable the next stage of the information revolution. To date, Jeff has backed the likes of OpenDoor, DoorDash, Wag, Clutter, Brandless and Katerra just to name a few. Prior to Softbank, Jeff spent 11 years as President and CEO @ Shutterfly, during his tenure the company enjoyed incredible growth with the growth of the team from 103 to 2,600 employees. In the past, Jeff has sat on the board of Caesers Entertainment (the world's largest casino entertainment company), Groupon and Chegg and is currently a member of the Board of Trustees of Carnegie Mellon University. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jeff made his way from being President and CEO of Shutterfly for 11 years to writing $200m-2Bn checks as Managing Partner @ Softbank Vision Fund? 2.) We have Wag on the small end and Uber on the high end, so how does Softbank think about portfolio construction and insertion point today? Blended, at what stage would Softbank like their capital to be most concentrated? Does Jeff believe that ownership is largely built on the first check or built over time? 3.) What does the internal investment-decision making process look like for Softbank? How does this decision-making process change when considering reserve allocation? How does Softbank think about and approach reserves given their later entry into companies? Given the size of check being written, what does diligence look like in the standard process for Softbank? 4.) Given the forthy pricing environment today, how does Jeff assess his own price sensitivity? Does this differ depending on the stage of entry? With many suggesting Softbank have extended the period of privatisation for companies, how does Jeff and the team think about liquidity? How does Jeff think about the future of secondaries for seed managers and angels? 5.) Question from Eric Wu @ Opendoor: How does Jeff think about and analyse the opportunity in fragmented categories? What is the bottoms up thought process to this thesis? Speaking of Opendoor, how does Jeff most like to work with the founders he backs? How does Jeff think about he allocates his time across the portfolio? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jeff’s Fave Book: The Fountainhead Jeff’s Most Recent Investment: Katerra As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Jeff on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Want to book your own travel and not have the admin team chasing you for every receipt? Take your business travel program to the next level with TravelPerk. They’ve built the world’s largest inventory of low-cost flights, hotels, airbnb, trains, cars, you name it, all in one gorgeous booking experience. AND they’re built for business. Book, manage, support, analyze, and optimize your business travel, all in one place. Add to this a support team made up of dedicated travel experts who deliver a 7-star experience around the clock, and you’re taking corporate travel out of the dark ages. 20VC listeners can score a free lounge pass to over 1200 airports for a whole year. Not only will you be able to add “company savior” to your email signature, but you can also enjoy the luxury of amazing airport lounges all over the world. Click here to find out more!

Jeff thinks that the Golden Globes writers lifted one of his jokes from Instagram... Conan just settled with a guy who claimed he was doing the same thing with his jokes off Twitter. Does Jeff have a case?

In this episode, Buster joins the guys via phone from Nashville. They touch on everything from Sperm Extractors, to manual breastmilk duck extractors (Jay Cutler), and laxative cookies. They also debate joint FB accounts and discover that friendship is complicated. Mix in some Tiger Woods Masters talk and Caps talk, and you have the perfect episode of DBT. SHOW GUIDE: 02:00- Dolphins, Dinosaurs and Goats11:30- Buster calls in from Nashville14:00- Tiger Woods is BACK19:45- Caps Talk23:06- Jay Cutler sucks his wife's boobs26:00- Sperm Extractors28:05- JJ Redick is a playoff fiend31:00- Youtube addiction35:15- Does Jeff got GOT fever yet?36:18- Gross Concession Stands40:10- Baseball Talk43:45- Marriage Rules47:40- Laxative Cookies50:00- Friendship Talk53:54- Space Jam 2? 57:00- The Third Degree

Thinking Differently to Do the Impossible with Jeff Noel Jeff joined us on a previous podcast episode (First Noel) at the end of 2018.  It's April 1st, and Jeff is back to help us think differently and do the impossible. Embrace the freedom of April Fools day to challenge your thoughts, push your limits, ask questions, and do the impossible. I hope you enjoy the conversation as much as I did. Questions Addressed What does it mean to Think Differently to Do the impossible? Why do we struggle with doing the impossible? How often is Jeff trying to do impossible things? Does Jeff design space during the day to address the impossible? Where does Jeff go for Inspiration? How can you overcome external obstacles? Where does journey play a role in thinking differently and doing the impossible? What questions can we ask to help us think differently to do the impossible? Key Takeaways Thinking differently is about Envisioning a future that is much better than now. Move in the direction of that impossible dream Impossible is not something that "no one" has done, it is something that you have not done. Sometimes self-doubt gets in the way.  Don't let that script get in the way. Waiting, and doing nothing are the twin siblings of self-destruction. Do the work one step at a time, one day at a time. Jeff thrives on three things. Taking Risks Thinking Differently Envisioning a future much better than now Jeff goes to bed knowing what the first couple of hours of any day are going to look like. Take the day, or evening before, to map out how the day is going to unfold. It is through our rituals that we develop habits. Michael Eisner - A Work in Progress. All of us are a work in progress. Be motivated by a vision of the future that is much better. The future is going to be worth it. 2008/09 - "I should have a plan B" - Jeff. Take the time to self-reflect. The bad things can be a catalyst, a nudge, a wake-up call. Latch on to your dreams. This stuff is hard - push through. Get uncomfortable - you will have to be uncomfortable to do your own impossible. "Comparison is the death of joy" - teacher quote Jeff's Hack for this - follow, read, listen to the stories of people who are the most unlikely candidates for doing something great. It all happens with one step - the first step. One day at a time. This takes time though, it is hard work. Ask this question - How can I be the best (insert thing you want to do) that I can be? Know what your expertise is, know where your experience is. Take risks, test, iterate. "Teach is to learn twice" - Jeff Noel Know your blind spots. Do the work for you, and the people that you serve. It is a journey, if you look too far ahead, you may neglect the small victories you can achieve every day. Be the best "you" that you can be. Identify what feels like you get to do it, not have to do it. Ask this question - What do I get by not changing? Start small, stay at it. Launch, learn, revise. Did it get better, did it stay the same, did it get worse? Show Links Jeff's Podcast - If Disney Ran Your Life Jeff's Blogs Mind Body Spirit Family Health Work Health Jeff's Twitter Jeff's first episode on the Catalyst Sale podcast Call To Action Think Differently and Do the Impossible, and share your impossible accomplishments with us via Twitter & LinkedIn Thank You  Thank you for rating and reviewing the podcast via iTunes, Google Play, or your favorite podcast platform.  Ratings & reviews help others discover the podcast - thank you for helping us get our message out to the community. Please send listener questions and feedback to hello@catalystsale.com or contact us directly on twitter, facebook or LinkedIn. Catalyst Sale Service Offerings Growth Acceleration - Plateau Breakthrough Product Market Fit ---------------------- Subscribe to the Catalyst Sale Podcast Subscribe via iTunes Subscribe via Google Play Catalyst Sale In every business, in every opportunity, there is someone who can help you navigate the internal challenges and close the deal.  There is a Catalyst.  We integrate process (Catalyst Sale Process), technology and people, with the purpose of accelerating revenue. Our thoughtful approach minimizes false starts that are common in emerging markets and high-growth environments. We continue to evolve our practice based on customer needs and emerging technology. We care about a thinking process that enables results versus a process that tells people what to do.  Sales is a Thinking Process.      

Welcome to Everything Trying to Kill You, the comedy podcast that talks about horror movies! In episode 32 about David Slade’s film, Hard Candy, your hosts (Mary Kay, Mary, and Maegan) answer important questions like these:How old were you when you first watched this movie? What changed for you watching it this time? What was your AIM screenname? Did you get into chat rooms? Did Hayley Charles Manson this situation? Is that better or worse? Did Hayley actually break down or ever question herself? Is it hard to know the truth? Is this a Minority Report idea, or is Jeff still guilty because he takes a 14-year-old on a date, and that thing a pedophile maketh? Do either of them understand where the social boundaries are? Whether he actually did it or not, did Jeff actually do it? Is Hayley the villain? Is she irredeemable? What are the odds that Judy showed up just because she thought Hayley was shady as fuck? Does Jeff not-murdering Donna make him any less guilty than if he was just there? Than if he only took pictures of them? That if he only had “consensual” sex with a 14-year-old? What is the point of the pink bedroom? What is the point of the shaky cam? What was the point of not sexualizing the violence between our main characters (as is so often done in horror)? How does Hayley’s gender effect the audience perspective of the film? Does Hayley experience doubt? If so, why does she suddenly doubt herself? Why doesn’t Hayley want to ACTUALLY castrate Jeff? Do you like the casting of Patrick Wilson and Ellen Page? What makes this sick fuck think that as soon as Hayley feels a little regret, he tries to get it in with her again? What was the worst thing Jeff did? What would be the one thing a dude could have in his room that would make you U-turn IMMEDIATELY? Hard Candy (2005)– Directed by David Slade and written by Brian Nelson. Performances by Ellen Page, Patrick Wilson, and Sandra Oh. Genre: Horror, Revenge, Thriller, Suspense, Vigilante Where to watch: Amazon Summary: Hayley (Ellen Page) is a precocious teenager who goes to a coffee shop to meet Jeff (Patrick Wilson), the photographer she met on the Internet. Jeff thinks he is in for a real treat, but Hayley plays a trick on him. After drugging Jeff and tying him down, Hayley reveals that she knows Jeff preys on teenage girls and she has a plan to wring a confession from him.

Welcome to RIMScast. Your host is Justin Smulison, Business Content Writer at RIMS, the Risk and Insurance Management Society.   Today’s episode is a great one! Justin is talking climate risk with a fantastic guest — author Jeff Nesbit. His new book, This Is the Way the World Ends: How Droughts and Die-offs, Heat Waves and Hurricanes Are Converging on America, discusses climate challenges as they exist today and what we can do as a society to combat it. Aside from writing, Jeff is also currently serving as the Executive Director of Climate Nexus and contributing as an opinion writer at the New York Times, Time, U.S. News & World Report and other publications.   Some of the key topics Justin and Jeff discussed today were: the implications behind influential world leaders dismissing climate change, how governments and businesses can combat climate risk, his impressions of this year’s National Climate Assessment, and his recommendations to what risk managers should be looking into now.   Key Takeaways: [:14] About today’s show. [:42] About RIMS upcoming 2019 annual conference. [1:16] About today’s guest and topics of discussion. [1:57] Justin welcomes Jeff to the podcast. [2:05] How other businesses can learn from Nestlé’s approach in incorporating climate risk into their strategic risk management processes, and what they’re doing that really sets them apart. [6:26] Jeff’s recommendations on how governments and businesses can combat climate risk. [11:34] Does Jeff agree with the notion that once information is available, the only way to institute change is to inspire the will to improve things? [14:50] Is one of the biggest hurdles that there are influential world leaders who try to dismiss climate change (and therefore do not see the need for governments and businesses to build it into their strategies)? [17:57] Ideas from CEOs that stand out to Jeff that other risk managers could learn from. [21:20] How these recent 1-in-a-1,000-year hurricanes and storms in the United States might change preparedness plans and resiliency efforts among company leaders. [26:28] Jeff’s impression of the National Climate Assessment and details he thinks should be on risk managers’ collective radar. [28:34] Jeff speaks about Anupam Mishra‘s legacy and vision. [31:30] Justin thanks Jeff for joining RIMScast. [32:00] Remember to check out Risk Management Monitor, RM Magazine, and email Justin at Content@rims.org if you have any suggestions for topics to be discussed in upcoming shows!   Mentioned in this Episode: This Is the Way the World Ends: How Droughts and Die-offs, Heat Waves and Hurricanes Are Converging on America, by Jeff Nesbit RIMS Annual Conference 2019 Registration “Nestlé seen as ‘global leader’ in tackling climate change” (article for further reading) RIMS Risk Forum (2018) in Mumbai, India Previous episode of RIMScast: Speaking with Leaders in Risk Management at the RIMS Risk Forum India 2018 National Climate Assessment Anupam Mishra Anupam Mishra’s TED Talk (video) RM Magazine "Impact of Climate Disasters Surges"  (RM Magazine Article) Risk Management Monitor   Want to Learn More? Keep up with the podcast on RIMS.org and listen on iTunes. Have a question or suggestion? Email: Content@rims.org.   Join the Conversation! Follow @RIMSorg on Facebook and Twitter, and join the RIMS Group on LinkedIn.   Follow up with Our Guests: Jeff Nesbit’s Website Jeff Nesbit’s LinkedIn

Does Jeff catch snow with his tongue? How much do the 12 Days of Christmas actually cost, Entertainment News, Birthdays & your texts about unique Thanksgiving Traditions!

Naked Raygun is simply one of the greatest bands to emerge from Chicago. They helped define the Chicago punk sound in the 1980s with a handful of timeless albums and legendary live shows. Proving there is still justice to be found in the world, Raygun's legend is still being discovered and the band's catalog is finding its way into a new generation's streaming playlists. Of course, it doesn't hurt that one of the band's most high-profile evangelists is Dave Grohl, who frequently shares the story of seeing Naked Raygun back in the 1980s at the Cubby Bear in Chicago. In the present day, an against-the-odds, resilient Naked Raygun is ready to teach a punk rock master class. Along with Smoking Popes, Raygun will be opening for Jawbreaker on 11/4/18 at the Aragon in Chicago. Frontman Jeff Pezzati joined me at Hollywood Grill (1601 W. North) in Wicker Park. Over brunch, we chatted about: Dave Grohl's unabashed affection for Naked Raygun: "Dave Grohl can't set foot in Chicago without mentioning Naked Raygun." The Chicago scene of the 80s: "You knew everybody... it was a very close-knit community. You didn't like everybody, but it was close-knit." The Wrigleyville of today is waaay different from the Wrigleyville of the 1980s. Josh Caterer of Smoking Popes has "the voice of an angel." The draw of a rural, simpler life. What Naked Raygun has in common with the Velvet Underground (apologies to Brian Eno). The thought process when Raygun reunited for Riot Fest in 2006. Raygun has new music recorded, but there's no urgency to get it out. Does Jeff consider his legacy? Easiest way to get to the main floor at the Riviera? Jump from the balcony. A harrowing moment Jeff had at the old Exit location on Wells. Now that Jeff's no longer the "angry young punk," what inspires his songwriting? The sensual and erotic world of the Amish. Jeff has a solo album waiting to happen!

Naked Raygun is simply one of the greatest bands to emerge from Chicago. They helped define the Chicago punk sound in the 1980s with a handful of timeless albums and legendary live shows. Proving there is still justice to be found in the world, Raygun's legend is still being discovered and the band's catalog is finding its way into a new generation's streaming playlists. Of course, it doesn't hurt that one of the band's most high-profile evangelists is Dave Grohl, who frequently shares the story of seeing Naked Raygun back in the 1980s at the Cubby Bear in Chicago. In the present day, an against-the-odds, resilient Naked Raygun is ready to teach a punk rock master class. Along with Smoking Popes, Raygun will be opening for Jawbreaker on 11/4/18 at the Aragon in Chicago. Frontman Jeff Pezzati joined me at Hollywood Grill (1601 W. North) in Wicker Park. Over brunch, we chatted about: Dave Grohl's unabashed affection for Naked Raygun: "Dave Grohl can't set foot in Chicago without mentioning Naked Raygun." The Chicago scene of the 80s: "You knew everybody... it was a very close-knit community. You didn't like everybody, but it was close-knit." The Wrigleyville of today is waaay different from the Wrigleyville of the 1980s. Josh Caterer of Smoking Popes has "the voice of an angel." The draw of a rural, simpler life. What Naked Raygun has in common with the Velvet Underground (apologies to Brian Eno). The thought process when Raygun reunited for Riot Fest in 2006. Raygun has new music recorded, but there's no urgency to get it out. Does Jeff consider his legacy? Easiest way to get to the main floor at the Riviera? Jump from the balcony. A harrowing moment Jeff had at the old Exit location on Wells. Now that Jeff's no longer the "angry young punk," what inspires his songwriting? The sensual and erotic world of the Amish. Jeff has a solo album waiting to happen!

(0:00 - 37:40) Nathan and Travis discuss the NFC and AFC Championship Games and look at the Super Bowl between the Eagles and Patriots. Where do the Vikings go from here at quarterback. Look forward to the NFL Draft.(37:40 - 45:15) Alex Rodriguez joins ESPN Sunday Night Baseball. Still a lack of Hot Stove. (45:15 - 1:11.00) NBA and College Basketball from the past week. Milwaukee fires Jason Kidd. Kansas gets back on track. Weak #1 seeds?(1:11.00 - 1:33.37) Jeff Lloyd II makes his return to the Sports Block. Plenty of NFL Draft talk. Who will Cleveland take at #1. Does Jeff like any of the top QB's?

Does Jeff have a Hangover from Vikings loss? Padres Prospects in Top 100. Why you should keep your women away from Frank Thomas.

Jeff Rummer has been instrumental in helping Medtronic transform from a primarily sales driven culture to a balanced (and aligned) marketing and sales driven business. Jeff’s and his team’s responsibilities include the planning, execution and measurement of all integrated marketing campaigns and digital experiences along with managing and optimizing their marketing technology stack. In this episode, Jeff and I talk about what it takes to be an agent of change and several other insightful topics for you including: Jeff's quick rundown of his favorite DemandGen Radio podcasts and why What does it mean to be a marketing hero? Does Jeff feel like one given all the transformation that’s taken place at Medtronic? What advice would Jeff give his former self knowing what he knows now in marketing operations and change management? What is the reason for Medtronic's expansion into ABM centric demand generation?

In todays episode, Jeff concludes his harrowing tale of presenting a case to the Supreme Court. Does his side win? Do they lose in some surprise twist of fate? Does Jeff make it to the airport in time to get back to his loving, supportive family? All this and more in this episode of Motion Sickness the Show! Do you have an idea for an episode? Email us at motionsicknesstheshow@gmail.com and maybe we'll discuss your topic! You can follow Brian on twitter @spootnik_71 Jeff thinks that twitter is a sin against humanity. Sorry.

All the news that isn't. Does Jeff need more strings? John & Jeff hit the limit. Michael wanders the saloon. The world famous WYK Quiz: Happy Birthday Bill edition. And heartland folk troubadours Common Chord. Season 2 Episode 11

1) Answering some viewer emails... Does Jeff have a Spoitfy account? 2) Was Aguyao kicking for his job when he made the game winning FG against Carolina? 3) Non-conference W's and L's for the FSU basketball team 4) BrewFest/Beer giveaway

Does Jeff like Pokemon go? We know Dave does. What about all the news around it? Jeff has exciting news about Daves favorite netflix series and more. Tonight on Character Crunch? Support our show by visiting our website - http://dacespace.com/character-crunch follow the show on Twitter - https://twitter.com/CharacterCrunch Like our Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/charactercru... Follow Dave on Twitter - https://twitter.com/Dacespace Follow Jeff on Twitter - https://twitter.com/jeffreydaley Email your thoughts to CharacterCrunch@gmail.com

PART 1 - WOW! We revisit the 2005 Tom Cruise & Steven Spielberg collaboration of the H.G. Wells' classic story & we were so blown away by our ideas for a War of the Worlds Reboot or Sequel that we had to split this Episode in two! Stay Tuned for Part 2 coming soon! Does Jeff, Justin, or Adam's Pitch have what it takes? Credits: Technical Producer: Jeramy Hubbard Social Media Producer: Adam Pope & Jeramy Hubbard Intro & Exit music by: Domo Website: sequelquestpod.com Twitter: @ SQPod Instagram: @ SequelQuest Facebook: Sequelquest All rights to the individual Intellectual Properties discussed on SequelQuest are under the ownership of their respective current owners, no copyright infringement is intended.

PART 2 - WOW! We revisit the 2005 Tom Cruise & Steven Spielberg collaboration of the H.G. Wells' classic story & we were so blown away by our ideas for a War of the Worlds Reboot or Sequel that we had to split this Episode in two! Does Jeff, Justin, or Adam's Pitch have what it takes? Which Pitch will win out? Is an Amalgam Movie in our futures? Credits: Technical Producer: Jeramy Hubbard Social Media Producer: Adam Pope & Jeramy Hubbard Intro & Exit music by: Domo Website: sequelquestpod.com Twitter: @ SQPod Instagram: @ SequelQuest Facebook: Sequelquest All rights to the individual Intellectual Properties discussed on SequelQuest are under the ownership of their respective current owners, no copyright infringement is intended.

"The King Of The Mountain" returns to Creative Control! On episode 60, former NWA, TNA, WCW, and WWA World Heavyweight Champion Jeff Jarrett comes on to talk about his baby, Global Force Wrestling and how the promotion is doing headed into the second half of 2016. We talk about GFW Amped, and how some of the WWE and NXT's recent talent acquisitions may or may not affect the presentation of some talents on the show. We cover GFW's working agreements with promotions all over the globe, up to and including England, where Global Force was recently, for a successful run of shows, behind their champion, Nick Aldis and Doug Williams. We talk about GFW's Grand Slam tour, and if there are more shows like that in the works. We go over January's GFW vs. PWS show, and the GFW vs. Wrestlepro show coming up on June 11th in Keyport, NJ. Jeff discusses what he looks for in a potential GFW talent in 2016, and how to reach either himself or GFW, so for the indy wrestlers in our audience, listen up! We also go over Jeff's return to TNA with Global Force, how he felt about that, and whether or not he believes that TNA's recent television struggles will negatively affect another promotion trying to get on national TV in the US. Jeff also talks about AJ Styles, and watching him mature in New Japan, as well as his current WWE run. Does Jeff ever see himself working with WWE in any form or fashion? And finally, what can the wrestling fans expect from Global Force Wrestling in both the short and long term?Global Force Wrestling will be hitting the following cities in the coming weeks:5-13-16: Joppa, Maryland with MCW5-14-16: Penn Laird, Virginia5-15-16: Hickory, North Carolin with AML6-3-16: McKeesport, PA with PWX & RWA6-4-16: Scranton, PA6-11-16: Keyport, NJ, with WrestlePro7-1-16: Marion, Illinois and more to come!Please check out the Creative Control official t shirt store at prowrestlingtees.com/ccwithJoeFeeney and check out the new t shirt designs, including the "Make Pro Wrestling Creative Again" shirt!

How to Dominate Your Day Before Breakfast http://www.onairwithella.com/039-jeff-sanders  Questions I ask Jeff in this episode:  •   What are some patterns you see amongst high achievers and successful people? •   How are they spending the first part of their day? •   Do you have to get up at 5am? Really? (hint: no) •   Does Jeff trade sleeping hours for his early morning routine? •   How do you reset or reboot after getting out of your routine? •   What is Jeff's morning routine? What habits does he do every day and why?   If you liked this episode, you’ll want to check out: Episode 004 – Shawn Stevenson on Sleep Habits Episode 009 – Hal Elrod on The Miracle Morning Episode 037 – Gretchen Rubin on the Power of Habits **NEW** You can now leave me a recorded message at www.onairwithella.com! Make sure you let me know if you DON’T want me to share your message on the air. Let me hear from you!    Find all resources mentioned at http://www.onairwithella.com/039-jeff-sanders  

1) How is Marcus Mariota still unsigned? 2) How good can Dalvin Cook be? 3) Some seats are coming out of SunLife 4) How has FSU Athletics changed? 5) Does Jeff miss tailgating?

Does Jeff have a man-crush on North Korea's Kim Jong Il? Say it isn't so! See what all the buzz is about along with a comment scuffle we had to referee and some other really great reader comments. Here's what you'll find when you listen in: Riot control methods that will fry your brains (or not?) A really cool Navy SEAL gun training trick! Survival commo for staying in touch with your BFF's in a collapse! Ebola and You: Should you be afraid? Plus... lots of cool reader-submitted tips you'll want to hear! Good stuff! Don't miss it!

Is this a official BehindSpaceCast? NO. Is this a HaitiCast? NO. Do we talk about the geography of Poway? Maybe. Is there a commercial warning you of monkey AIDS? Kinda. Am I have a hard time remembering what we talked about? Yes. Is this episode really 2 and a half hours? Definitely. Does Jeff, Aaron, and Mike get together as a grand triumvirate of podcasting glory? You bet your GD ass they do!!

On part two of this weeks podcast, we have our interview with Jeff Shehan, pub brewer for the New Holland brewing company. Does Jeff have the best job in craft beer? We think he just might. Here's the mp3Cheers!

DUHDUHDUH DUNEBOYS MONTH The POWERFUL conclusion to @Duneboyspodcast ( https://twitter.com/duneboyspodcast ) month is here. The time is now. Dicky ( @dickkilljoy ( https://twitter.com/DickKilljoy ) )and Little Jeff Gipson ( @mrgipson ( https://twitter.com/mrgipson ) ) ascend into the kingdom of podcast gods and bring along the Friendsmen as witnesses to their unfathomable greatness. Do you see? Will Cloondawg bone down? Are monkey's dangerous? (yes) Does Jeff like Nate? All these questions and more will be answered this week on DUNEBOYS / FRIENDSMEN CROSSOVER DUNE FRIENDS MONTH EXTRAVAGANZA CONCLUSION SURPRISE! Music and mixing by Chris White ( @Xytmusic ( https://twitter.com/xytmusic ) ) Follow us on twitter @Friendsmenpod ( https://twitter.com/FriendsmenPod )

Jeff Siken is a musical artist who was given a mansion by a complete stranger! With high hopes of a musical retreat, he takes off into the countryside to explore the newfound gift. However, deep in the basement lies a secret buried in blood and bones. Does Jeff have enough sanity to make it through this house of horrors? Find out in the second episode of One Hour One-Offs! Join Blake, Alex, and Derek on a series of one shot adventures with a twist; each session must take place in one real life (or as Derek says, meatspace) hour. Just to add to the chaos and fun the player and DM are in competition to see which one can claim victory. Any questions? Give us a listen. Artwork done by @incredibledood on Twitter!