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Send us a textFeeling stuck in a toxic workplace or misaligned in your career? You're not alone—and you're not powerless. In this powerful episode, Dahlia Shaewitz, founder of Third Sight LLC, joins host John Neral to share career-shifting insights for mid-career professionals seeking clarity, better leadership paths, and more authentic connections at work.Whether you're looking to leave a job that no longer fits or elevate your influence without a formal title, this episode is your career GPS.

In this episode, host Adriana is joined by fan-favorite guest Big Vic for a hilarious deep dive into the 2005 rom-com classic Wedding Crashers. Together, they explore the movie through a wedding planning lens, separating fact from fiction and sharing practical advice along the way. From cash bars and seating charts to epic wedding montages, Adriana and Vic analyze what works, what's totally unrealistic, and why this movie remains a beloved wedding classic. The duo dives into everything from iconic movie moments to real-world wedding tips—like the dos and don'ts of wedding speeches and whether kids have a place at weddings. Plus, they swap personal wedding stories, debate cash gifts vs. registries, and laugh over their favorite Wedding Crashers quotes.

Have you ever felt like you're doing lots of 'good things', but not doing any of them 'well'?Join us for a candid discussion on the challenge of balancing multiple roles and commitments, especially when trying to uphold Christian values as parents. We talk about being intentional with our time, questioning the motivations behind the endless activities we sign up for. Together, we explore strategies for slowing down, prioritizing meaningful family interactions, and breaking free from the frantic pace of life. With insights from our own journey, we hope to inspire you to embrace rest and cherish family time, promising a more balanced and fulfilling life. Let's keep fighting the good fight together and reclaim our balance!Episode Highlights: Is anyone else exhausted?Busyness vs. hurry.Stewarding what you've committed to.Finding time for rest.Coming back to the feet of Jesus.Links Mentioned in Episode/Find More on A Force to Be Reckoned With:Jointheforce.usFollow us on Instagram @bethanyadkinsFind us on Youtube!This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.

Today's episode wraps up the final Grand Slam of the year. Our panel discusses all things US Open, and there were certainly lots of storylines for us to get stuck into! With two new US Open Champions in Jannik Sinner & Aryna Sabalenka, GB´s Dan Evans winning the longest ever match at Flushing Meadows and GB´s Mika Stojsavljevic winning the Girls title, New York did not disappoint!Davis Cup Captain Freddie Nielsen and coach of Wimbledon Men´s Doubles Champion Henry Pattern, Calvin Betton join our host, Dan Kiernan to give a unique perspective on the events of the US Open 2024.And find out if their pre-tournament predictions were right?!Episode Highlights:-Is there an asterix on Jannick Sinner´s title given his recent failed drug tests?Will Sabelenka continue to be a dominant force in tennis and can any other player keep up with her going into the final couple of months of the season?An interesting take on the drop in form of Carlos AlcarazTalking points of the men's final. Taylor Fritz or Taylor Swift?Coaching whilst the match goes on, a good thing or not?Our panelists share their opinions on what good coaching looks like from the sidelines of a match court.Review, comment, like and follow the podcast on all platforms!Tag us @ctc.podcast and enjoy the episode.Links Mentioned in this EpisodeControl the Controllables: Website | Instagram | EmailSotoTennis Academy

What if you could tap into your body's own powerful healing abilities instead of just masking symptoms with drugs? This episode explores ground-breaking regenerative therapies that unlock your cells' regenerative potential for true healing from the inside out. You'll discover how treatments like platelet-rich plasma are revolutionizing medicine by using your own blood platelets to repair tissue and reduce inflammation at the source. It's the start of a whole new approach to achieving optimal health and longevity by working with your body, not against it. Get ready to be amazed by the cutting-edge yet natural therapies putting you in the driver's seat of your own wellbeing.Episode Highlights:Is just living longer enough, or is maintaining a high quality of life equally crucial, especially in our later years?Why we shouldn't blindly trust or distrust what our body needs, as the truth often lies in the gray areas.Know the secrets to living longer and better by optimizing your nutrition and hormones through an integrated approachUnderstand the difference between conventional and functional medicine. Which approach works better?Learn the importance of regenerative medicine for longevityConnect with Joya Van Der Laan :Website: https://nourishhousecalls.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyavanderlaan/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nourishhousecalls/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NourishHouseCalls/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NourishHouseCallsConnect with Trav Bell:Website - https://www.thebucketlistguy.com/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/travbell/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/thebucketlistguyTwitter - https://twitter.com/TravBellInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/bucketlistguy.travbell/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/TheBucketListGuy2011Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bucket-list-life-helping-you-build-a-life-by-design/id1712886116Book - www.thebucketlistguy.com/book

Is Taylor Swift bigger than The Beatles? In this episode of WorkTape, listen in as we chime in on The New York Times' recent comparisons between Taylor Swift and The Beatles, and examine Consequence of Sound's "50 Best Post-Grunge Songs" list on the enduring classics of post-grunge. Tune in as we discuss how these iconic influences continue to shape contemporary music.Episode Highlights:Is nostalgia clouding our judgment on current artist and band statuses in the music industry?Is Taylor Swift's cultural impact as significant as The Beatles' was in their time?Has Taylor Swift achieved more in her career than any other pop-centric artist of current times?Are Foo Fighters the template of post-grunge?Are Consequence of Sound wrong for excluding Foo Fighters from their list?Who else should Consequence of Sound have included on their list?

Friend of Trace - Tina Marie Griffin Tina Marie Griffin went from baling hay and milking cows on a dairy farm in Wisconsin to working as an actress in Hollywood.  She enrolled at California State University – Los Angeles to pursue a film and TV broadcasting degree and start her acting career.  Tina is doing a great job as the founder of Counter Culture Mom - Helping Parents Safely Navigate the Pop Culture Chaos! When she isn't traveling and speaking, you will find her busy writing radio spots, blogging, cooking, camping, traveling, homeschooling her four munchkins, or having a romantic date night with her best friend and husband Luke.  Listen to her podcast The Counter Culture Mom Podcast with Tina Griffin. How to Raise Godly Kids in an Ungodly Culture Trace Embry, Michelle Hill, and friend Tina Marie Griffin discuss the challenges of raising children in a culture that increasingly contradicts Christian values.  Tina Marie is also known as the Counter Culture Mom, who shares her insights on how to raise godly kids in an ungodly culture. Tina Marie, having worked in Hollywood, uses her knowledge of the entertainment industry to inform parents about the negative influences it can have on children. She emphasizes the importance of parents being in the Word of God daily and instilling it in their children. Griffin also discusses the negative impact of mainstream media and encourages parents to seek out positive entertainment alternatives. She recommends her Counter Culture Mom app as a resource for parents, which provides pop culture updates, resource links, and solution-driven content. Episode Highlights: Is it possible to raise kids counter culturally in today's ungodly culture? What is the most damaging thing happening today to our kids that parents need to be aware of? Do parents not take it seriously enough the effects that music, movies and the internet have on our kids? What do public schools, history books and communism have in common? Image from Canva

Friend of Trace - Tina Marie Griffin Tina Marie Griffin went from baling hay and milking cows on a dairy farm in Wisconsin to working as an actress in Hollywood.  She enrolled at California State University – Los Angeles to pursue a film and TV broadcasting degree and start her acting career.  Tina is doing a great job as the founder of Counter Culture Mom - Helping Parents Safely Navigate the Pop Culture Chaos! When she isn't traveling and speaking, you will find her busy writing radio spots, blogging, cooking, camping, traveling, homeschooling her four munchkins, or having a romantic date night with her best friend and husband Luke.  Listen to her podcast The Counter Culture Mom Podcast with Tina Griffin. How to Raise Godly Kids in an Ungodly Culture Trace Embry, Michelle Hill, and friend Tina Marie Griffin discuss the challenges of raising children in a culture that increasingly contradicts Christian values.  Tina Marie is also known as the Counter Culture Mom, who shares her insights on how to raise godly kids in an ungodly culture. Tina Marie, having worked in Hollywood, uses her knowledge of the entertainment industry to inform parents about the negative influences it can have on children. She emphasizes the importance of parents being in the Word of God daily and instilling it in their children. Griffin also discusses the negative impact of mainstream media and encourages parents to seek out positive entertainment alternatives. She recommends her Counter Culture Mom app as a resource for parents, which provides pop culture updates, resource links, and solution-driven content. Episode Highlights: Is it possible to raise kids counter culturally in today's ungodly culture? What is the most damaging thing happening today to our kids that parents need to be aware of? Do parents not take it seriously enough the effects that music, movies and the internet have on our kids? What do public schools, history books and communism have in common? Image from Canva

Come listen in on an episode where we dissect the seismic waves James Blake is making in the music streaming universe, challenging the status quo and shedding light on the pressing issues facing artists today. In a twist of fate, we also delve into Drake Bell's journey from controversy to redemption, marking his return to music with a newfound perspective. Tune in for an episode that strikes a chord with the heart of the music industry's most pressing debates, and highlights what it means to be a musician in today's digital age.Episode Highlights:Is the current streaming-dominated music landscape the most ideal scenario for artists and bands?Could Vault and similar platforms change the way music is distributed and consumed?Was music distribution merely “better” during the initial rise of iTunes?Could a shift towards direct-to-consumer sales models lead to more creative freedom for artists?Is Drake Bell just another Paul McCartney copy among many others?

Friend of Trace - G. Craige Lewis G. Craige Lewis has been ministering for over 30 years. He's been pastoring Adamant Believers Council in North Richland Hills, Texas for over a decade, promoting the message of Christ and fighting against the secularization of God's church. Lewis also leads and is the founder of EX Ministries; established to share God's Truth to the body of Christ and others, and to expose the deception of the enemy. He is often called on to speak about the hip-hop sub-culture, as he authored the "The Truth Behind Hip Hop" series.  Musical is Spiritual Trace Embry, Rich Roszel and G. Craige Lewis discuss the impact of music on children and teenagers. They share that the music young people listen to can shape their identities and influence their behavior!  To a higher degree, certain types of music, particularly rock, rap, and hip-hop, can have a negative impact on young people, potentially leading them to engage in harmful behaviors.  They all stress the importance of parents being intentional in their parenting and being aware of the music their children are listening to. G. Craige shares his views on the spiritual nature of music and its effect on human behavior. He argues that music can bypass a person's moral code and influence them in ways they may not be aware of.  He also emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit to discern the spiritual nature of music.  Rich expounds on this and shares a personal story about how music touched his soul. Trace expresses this;  "I think we've got too many people claiming the name of Christ who want to live like hell and expect heaven for a reward.  It just doesn't work that way." Episode Highlights: Is there an inherent evil found in certain songs or certain kinds of music? Can certain music profoundly affect our kids behavior negatively? Why do parents overlook the effects of music? Is today's music worse spiritually than in years past? What are God honoring lyrics? Learn what Ex Ministries is all about! Image from Canva

Friend of Trace - G. Craige Lewis G. Craige Lewis has been ministering for over 30 years. He's been pastoring Adamant Believers Council in North Richland Hills, Texas for over a decade, promoting the message of Christ and fighting against the secularization of God's church. Lewis also leads and is the founder of EX Ministries; established to share God's Truth to the body of Christ and others, and to expose the deception of the enemy. He is often called on to speak about the hip-hop sub-culture, as he authored the "The Truth Behind Hip Hop" series.  Musical is Spiritual Trace Embry, Rich Roszel and G. Craige Lewis discuss the impact of music on children and teenagers. They share that the music young people listen to can shape their identities and influence their behavior!  To a higher degree, certain types of music, particularly rock, rap, and hip-hop, can have a negative impact on young people, potentially leading them to engage in harmful behaviors.  They all stress the importance of parents being intentional in their parenting and being aware of the music their children are listening to. G. Craige shares his views on the spiritual nature of music and its effect on human behavior. He argues that music can bypass a person's moral code and influence them in ways they may not be aware of.  He also emphasizes the importance of being filled with the Holy Spirit to discern the spiritual nature of music.  Rich expounds on this and shares a personal story about how music touched his soul. Trace expresses this;  "I think we've got too many people claiming the name of Christ who want to live like hell and expect heaven for a reward.  It just doesn't work that way." Episode Highlights: Is there an inherent evil found in certain songs or certain kinds of music? Can certain music profoundly affect our kids behavior negatively? Why do parents overlook the effects of music? Is today's music worse spiritually than in years past? What are God honoring lyrics? Learn what Ex Ministries is all about! Image from Canva

Raising the Unshakable When raising kids, it's important that parents raise them to be unshakeable. But what exactly does that mean? Today, we are continuing our discussion with author Lauren Gaines about instilling an unshakable spirit into our kids and teens, and what that looks like. Discussing Resilience with Lauren Gaines. Lauren is an author, speaker, teacher, and mother. She is the creator of Inspired Motherhood, an online community for moms, and author of Unshakeable Kids. Today, Lauren is a busy mom of three, and her unique approach to parenthood can be credited to her masters degree in school psychology. Episode Highlights: Is there a void of ‘grit' in today's kids? Why is it important to not be too gentle when raising kids in today's society? How can parents create a loving bond without constantly pacifying their kids? Can discipline be an act of love? Are parents prioritizing the right things? Is society pressuring women to do too much? Image from Canva

Raising the Unshakable When raising kids, it's important that parents raise them to be unshakeable. But what exactly does that mean? Today, we are continuing our discussion with author Lauren Gaines about instilling an unshakable spirit into our kids and teens, and what that looks like. Discussing Resilience with Lauren Gaines. Lauren is an author, speaker, teacher, and mother. She is the creator of Inspired Motherhood, an online community for moms, and author of Unshakeable Kids. Today, Lauren is a busy mom of three, and her unique approach to parenthood can be credited to her masters degree in school psychology. Episode Highlights: Is there a void of ‘grit' in today's kids? Why is it important to not be too gentle when raising kids in today's society? How can parents create a loving bond without constantly pacifying their kids? Can discipline be an act of love? Are parents prioritizing the right things? Is society pressuring women to do too much? Image from Canva

Today, we're going to tackle a topic that every parent dreads – the notorious 10-month sleep regression. If you've ever experienced those seemingly endless nights with your restless little one or if you're gearing up for that stage, this episode is tailored just for you.    If you have short naps, frequent wakings overnight, or are trying to Google how long 10-month sleep regression lasts or how you can get over it, we have you covered.  Episode Highlights    Is there a sleep regression at 10 months? How long does 10-month-old sleep regression last? Why is my 10-month-old suddenly not sleeping? Why has my 10-month-old started waking up at night again?  

Does industry-specific experience matter in franchising? What about the number of years of corporate experience you might have? In this episode of the FranCoach's Franchising 101 podcast, Tim Parmeter explores the concept of experience in the context of becoming a franchise owner. Unlike the corporate world, franchisors are primarily interested in an individual's ability to follow a plan, put forth effort, and demonstrate a commitment to success. But what about experience? Listen in!  Episode Highlights:  Is industry-specific experience critical? Does the number of years of corporate experience matters in franchising compared to traditional job applications? What do franchisors prioritize? Is age a barrier to franchising success?  Want to know more? Go ahead Schedule a call with one of our franchise coaches! Links and resources mentioned in this episode:  Schedule a call https://meetings.hubspot.com/tim17  Franchising 101 podcast website with a library of past episodes http://franchising101.net/  Senior Helpers Website https://www.seniorhelpers.com/  Visit Entreprenuer.com for a wealth of information for people just like you! https://www.entrepreneur.com/   NEW Franchising News site https://www.franchisingnews.net/  Interested in franchise ownership? Schedule a call with one of our coaches today! FranCoach is connected with over 500 franchises and we walk you through the process of finding the perfect franchise for you. Our services are always free and we commit ourselves to helping you find your better tomorrow. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really makes a difference in getting our message out to more people who can use it. Sign up for our email newsletter at FranCoach.net Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Contact us at info@francoach.net Follow FranCoach: Twitter: twitter.com/FranCoach4U Facebook: facebook.com/francoach4u/ YouTube: youtube.com/channel/UC1GtG31hWoecEONdScIJOsQ 

A key factor in creating a successful business as an entrepreneur is time management. We often see time and space as things we “never have enough”, but is that really the case? If you regularly say “I don't have to create content” or “I don't have time to run a business” or “I don't have time to go for a walk” this episode is for you. Today, Jamie Ratermann debunks time myths that could be stopping your business growth.  Episode Highlights:  Is it really all important?  Understanding when you say “I can do anything but not everything”.  Taking full ownership of how you spend your time. Listen to episode 47: 3 Essential Time Management Skills for Entrepreneurs Resources:  Are you looking to build a thriving business with a strong brand message, money-making offers, and a resilient, growth mindset? Join the Marketing Mastery waitlist: https://www.jamieratermann.com/marketing-mastery Try Sunsama: https://try.sunsama.com/jamie-ratermann  Launch with certainty and excitement with this new free training! This mini-course includes 15 minutes of coaching, my 7-point launch planning guide, and a workbook to start planning your next launch: https://jamieratermann.com/how-to-launch-a-new-offer-social-media Leave a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in to the Limitless Podcast, we'd appreciate it if you wrote us a review. You can also share it to help other entrepreneurs expand their network and create faster business growth.

If you've got a case of the Processes-Blues, the Doctor is in, and he will see you now.   Dr. Zach Schaefer (dubbed the Process Expert by Luigi) is a management consultant, leadership coach, and award-winning professional speaker who advises companies on strategy execution and communication. Through his consulting firm, Spark The Discussion, he and his team of expert coaches and consultants have provided solutions to hundreds of companies. With a “Hire to Retire” approach, they help solve the challenges that most businesses will face in due course, including conflict management, organization, leadership development, and workplace culture.    For Zach, the key to his success is communication. Even from a young age, he recognized its critical role in every area of our lives. Whether it's having tough conversations with employees, knowing how to hold people accountable, building trust within relationships, or creating company culture, it all comes down to how you communicate it.    If you're struggling with strategy, execution, communication, objectivity, conflict, planning, leadership, or operations within your business, don't miss this episode for some solid, actionable advice you can start today - and how Spark The Discussion can help you in the future.   Episode Highlights: Is there such a thing as “Perfect Process?” What is Intentional Retention How to separate business from relationships (especially when family is involved) How to keep employees accountable Why a third-party mediator is critical Pros and cons of outsourcing vs. hiring in-house staff Why company culture starts with leadership The importance of clarifying consequences Succession planning strategy   Favorite Quote: “You can't be objective when your money, your family, or your business is on the line. You need somebody else who's not tied to any of that.” Connect with Zach: https://www.sparkthediscussion.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/zschaefer https://twitter.com/sparksolver https://www.newstorynewscore.com/   Stay Connected: Connect with Matt and Luigi on Instagram: @matthew.r.meehan @luigi_rosabianca @theLiquidLunchProject @ShieldAdvisoryGroup. Visit The Liquid Lunch Project website and subscribe to The Weekly, our Friday morning newsletter, for all the latest in the world of finance, tech, small business, and more. www.theliquidlunchproject.com Make sure you never miss an episode — check out The Liquid Lunch Project on Apple Podcasts, and don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review.

Welcome to episode 14 of Optimal Podcast. In this episode, Dr. Dicken and Beth Ellen DiLuglio discussed if ordering the more expensive LCMS 25-OH vitamin D has benefits. They also dive into Potassium and a change to the ODX Optimal Range, the importance of the Omega 3 index, why 4% is not enough (you should aim for the 8% conventional range), and the connection between GGT levels and body glutathione. The holiday season is approaching fast, and Christmas is around the corner. Are you ready to enjoy yourself while being healthy? Tune in now and take notes as Dr. Dicken and Beth share the latest research on key biomarkers and healthy eating tips for the holidays, including Beth's healthy holiday cookie recipes that surely kids will love! Episode Highlights: Is there a benefit to ordering LCMS 25-OH vitamin D? Changes to the ODX range for Potassium and the importance of checking Potassium levels Elevated GGT as a marker for Glutathione need The Omega 3 Index Healthy eating tips for the holidays Healthy additions to your holiday cookie recipes Where to Reach Dr. Weatherby Dicken Weatherby LinkedIn Optimal DX Website Optimal DX Resource Center Optimal DX Blog Where to Reach Beth Nutrition Is Your Best Health Insurance Website Nutrition Mission Website Beth Ellen DiLuglio LinkedIn  ---  Did you find today's episode helpful? If you enjoy today's conversation, please click here to leave a review for Optimal - The Podcast. Get notified when a new episode comes out by subscribing to Optimal - The Podcast on your favorite podcast app! Education is the most effective way to make a change. Help others get the information they need by sharing this episode!

We have been hearing for a while now that meat is bad for us and has links to diseases like cardiovascular disease, but it is sometimes difficult to sort through the information and find the facts. How exactly is meat linked to inflammation and disease? On this episode of That Rooted Feeling, we are talking about the consequences of meat in our diet and some of the compelling studies that might make you rethink your meat consumption. Then tune in next week as we dive into the topic of fish and eggs in our diet. Episode Highlights: Is it just red meat that we should be concerned about? Is hormone-free and grass-fed actually better for us? What in meat actually causes disease The link between meat eaters vs vegetarians and cancer The connection between meat and heart disease, diabetes, and other diseases such as autoimmune To learn more about Brooke Stubbs, MD and Jamie Javed, RN and That Rooted Feeling visit https://www.thatrootedfeeling.com/ Follow That Rooted Feeling on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatrootedfeeling/

Talks on the housing affordability crisis have escalated with the release of the Falinski report followed by the election and various pitches to first home buyers.  In this episode, we're talking about some of the recent government and private initiatives aimed at “helping” first home buyers.  Are any of these co-ownership schemes and deposit accelerators worth considering? Who's really benefiting from these initiatives? We cover these and heaps more! If you enjoy the show, do like, rate, subscribe, and share it with others! We have loads of resources available and if you'd like to chat, email us at support@homebuyeracademy.com.au! We'll see you on the inside!  Episode Highlights:  Is the government REALLY helping First Home Buyers? [03:05] Labor's Shared Equity Scheme: What's it about? [08:16] Risks of co-owning with the government [13:22] Victoria's Homebuyer Fund [19:30] Are government housing initiatives worth exploring? [24:48] Melbourne-based private initiatives [28:54] Is the First Home Buyer Deposit Scheme effective? [33:00] Western Australia's Keystart Home Loans [38:59] Should you consider private housing initiatives? [42:47] Links from the show:  Ep 6: The True Cost of First Home Buyer Incentives Will the first home buyer deposit scheme drive up house prices? Shared equity is a start, but fixing the housing crisis requires more ambition Victoria's Homebuyer Fund Western Australia's Keystart Program Property Collectives Nightingale Housing Assemble Futures If you enjoyed today's podcast, don't forget to subscribe, rate, and share the show! There's more to come, so we hope to have you along with us on this journey! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today, we're answering real estate questions our awesome listeners sent in! What are entry level prices for the Sydney property market? How do you price property in a volatile market? How much are you losing when you overcapitalise? We're diving into these questions and more as we talk about market research, the ripple effect, bridesmaid suburbs, and heaps more! If you enjoyed the show, do like, rate, subscribe, and share us on social media and if you have your own questions you need clarity on, email us at questions@theelephantintheroom.com.au! See you in the episode! Episode Highlights: Is the Sydney market unachievable? [01:02] When should you sell property and reinvest? [08:58] Factors to consider before selling your property [12:39] How Veronica researches property prices [19:45] Will the current premium markets plateau any time soon? [25:31] Are ‘bridesmaid' suburbs worth it? [31:20] Characteristics of good-performing properties [36:31] The problem with overcapitalising on your property [42:39] How to avoid overcapitalising [46:01]  Links from the Show: Home Buyer Academy's FREE Course Suburb Trends July 2021 | Best metrics to measure growth? Connect with Us: Looking for a Sydney Buyers Agent? www.gooddeeds.com.au Work with Veronica: https://linktr.ee/veronicamorgan Looking for a Mortgage Broker? www.wealthful.com.au Work with Chris: hello@wealthful.com.au  Send in your questions to: questions@theelephantintheroom.com.au  Find this episode on our website: https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.au/podcasts/220  If you've enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, share, rate and subscribe for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of The Asian Seller Jason Tay and Meghla Bhardwaj answer sellers questions about Amazon FBA, Ecommerce, Private Label, Sourcing, QC, Logistics and more. Jason is the first ever Singapore seller to be featured on Amazon's Seller Success Story series, and is regularly invited by Amazon and other institutions to talk about eCommerce. Episode Highlights: Is it advisable to order large quantity and send to 3PL or smaller quantity and ship direct to Amazon? What should be the percentage set aside for the first 6 months and subsequent months for PPC Ads? For Prime Exclusive discount, is FBA fees based on original price or discounted price? How should I handle (1) Voice of Customer, (2) Cancelled order, (3) Returns? When we first start out, do you think we should try on our own or use a VA from the start? How to cope with increasing logistics costs? What's the appropriate way to identify product competition and demand in Amazon.sg ,since we're not using Helium10 in Singapore? How to reach Jason Jason Tay Online: https://www.jasontayonline.com/ Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/jasontayonline/ Jason's Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/MySilentTeamSG/  Jason's course Amazon Seller - Singapore Training: https://www.jasontayonline.com/singapore-training.html  Mention “The Asian Seller” when registering for the course to receive a bonus one-on-one session with Jason  Join The Asian Seller community  Facebook Group YouTube Meetup Telegram

While we're not fans of buying stock built by most developers, we do understand that more housing does need to be constructed. Most people see builders and developers in quite a negative light, so is it possible for them to be driven by purpose rather than profit?  Shannon Peach, Director and Head of Development at Milieu, joins us as we explore the possibility of architecture as a tool to effect positive social change. We talk about advocating for densified middle-ring suburbs, what buyers look for most in a property, and heaps more!  If you enjoy the show, do like, rate, subscribe, and share us on social media and if you have your own questions you need clarity on, email us at questions@theelephantintheroom.com.au! See you in the episode!   Episode Highlights: Is the industry already making a change, or is Milieu doing most of the work? [01:43] The hope for favourable change in development 10 years down the track [06:04] Advocating for densified middle-ring suburbs [08:46] What is the world doing that we can apply to Australian buildings? [17:39] What Milieu does differently to protect their buyers [23:06] Transparency about who the developers & builders are [25:24]  What can developers do to stand by their product better? [26:26]  Preventing mixed-use developments from becoming ‘white elephants' [30:29] MIlieu's target market & expanding their customer base [33:59] Do one-beds and two-beds make developers more money? [39:57]  Is there a higher price per m2 for two-bedders vs one or three-bedders? [43:30] - 45:05  What are buyers asking most for in a property? [46:54] Resales performance of Milieu apartments compared to others [52:06] Shannon's property dumbo [57:09]   Links from the Show: Check out Milieu Property  Shannon's interview with Australian Design Review   About Shannon Shannon Peach joined Michael McCormack and Ross Troon in 2014 to help lead the Milieu development business. With a commitment to continue to learn, influence and educate, Shannon's business and design approach draws on more than 15 years' experience working in private and public development, construction and finance organisations across Australia.   Connect with Us: Looking for a Sydney Buyers Agent? www.gooddeeds.com.au Work with Veronica: https://linktr.ee/veronicamorgan Looking for a Mortgage Broker? www.wealthful.com.au Work with Chris: hello@wealthful.com.au  Send in your questions to: questions@theelephantintheroom.com.au    Find this episode on our website: https://www.theelephantintheroom.com.au/podcasts/203   If you've enjoyed this episode, don't forget to like, share, rate and subscribe for more! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Apple has new data tracking procedures. Facebook is making big changes in regards to user experience. Snapchat is seeing a global uptick. New learning opportunities to grow your skills are popping up left and right! Tristan Ahumada and Jeff Pfitzer are bringing you the newest information on social media and how it applies to you and your business. Make sure to hit the subscribe button so that you don't miss anything! Episode Highlights: Is there value to data tracking? Apple has updated opt-in prompts for users data tracking.  Tristan makes the listeners aware of the list of things that will be tracked on their devices.  Linkedin announced the start of Learning Hub, to create opportunities for more comprehensive skills on how to use social media and Linkedin. Udemy is a place where you can learn almost anything, especially in marketing and social media at a very affordable price. Jeff talks about the value of news articles on Linkedin. Linkedin looks different on mobile versus desktop. Jeff and Tristan give instructions for navigating the features on both as well as how to find the learning hub. Facebook adds changes to news feed rankings based on certain factors from their collected research to create a more balanced experience for users. Authenticity is key. Jeff explains how to share your life and win the algorithm game at the same time. Snapchat is at 280 million users! Facebook and Instagram keep copying what they are doing. Tristan explains why and how. If you want to be relevant in ten years, you have to start thinking about marketing to Gen- Z.   Snapchat has a cool thing called Spotlight that they are testing out in 14 countries. They are giving away a million dollars a day to the video that they spotlight for that day. Jeff previews a topic that will be discussed in the future on The Symposium, sharing that they have friends who are getting million dollar deals as a result of TikTok.  Clubhouse uploaded their logo for a third time in their short existence. Why are they choosing this unique strategy? Staying present and having a strategy for cross posting on multiple platforms are two important points of focus to touch more people.  Resources Mentioned: Lab Coat Agents | Website | Facebook |Facebook Group| Twitter | Instagram  Drunk on Social | Drunk On Social  Jeff Pfitzer | Instagram | TikTok Tristan Ahumada  | Facebook | YouTube Udemy  Snapchat Spotlight https://www.tiktok.com/business/en/ Drue Katoaka  

Apple has new data tracking procedures. Facebook is making big changes in regards to user experience. Snapchat is seeing a global uptick. New learning opportunities to grow your skills are popping up left and right! Tristan Ahumada and Jeff Pfitzer are bringing you the newest information on social media and how it applies to you and your business. Make sure to hit the subscribe button so that you don’t miss anything! Episode Highlights: Is there value to data tracking? Apple has updated opt-in prompts for users data tracking.  Tristan makes the listeners aware of the list of things that will be tracked on their devices.  Linkedin announced the start of Learning Hub, to create opportunities for more comprehensive skills on how to use social media and Linkedin. Udemy is a place where you can learn almost anything, especially in marketing and social media at a very affordable price. Jeff talks about the value of news articles on Linkedin. Linkedin looks different on mobile versus desktop. Jeff and Tristan give instructions for navigating the features on both as well as how to find the learning hub. Facebook adds changes to news feed rankings based on certain factors from their collected research to create a more balanced experience for users. Authenticity is key. Jeff explains how to share your life and win the algorithm game at the same time. Snapchat is at 280 million users! Facebook and Instagram keep copying what they are doing. Tristan explains why and how. If you want to be relevant in ten years, you have to start thinking about marketing to Gen- Z.   Snapchat has a cool thing called Spotlight that they are testing out in 14 countries. They are giving away a million dollars a day to the video that they spotlight for that day. Jeff previews a topic that will be discussed in the future on The Symposium, sharing that they have friends who are getting million dollar deals as a result of TikTok.  Clubhouse uploaded their logo for a third time in their short existence. Why are they choosing this unique strategy? Staying present and having a strategy for cross posting on multiple platforms are two important points of focus to touch more people.  Resources Mentioned:   Lab Coat Agents | Website | Facebook |Facebook Group| Twitter | Instagram    Drunk on Social | Drunk On Social  Jeff Pfitzer | Instagram | TikTok Tristan Ahumada  | Facebook | YouTube Udemy  Snapchat Spotlight https://www.tiktok.com/business/en/ Drue Katoaka

With more and more young people being lured into believing that socialism is the answer to our nation's ills these days, what will the future of American patriotism actually look like? Can you or your children be true American patriots, while promoting socialism at the same time? So, with respect to patriotism, what should we stand for and what should we be teaching our kids to stand for--and why? Today we speak with Burgess Owens on this very topic. Super Bowl Champion, Burgess Owens has shown throughout his life a passion for the pursuit of excellence. At the core of his message is optimism that is both inspiring and instructional. As he uplifts our system of government, the freedom and opportunity available because of it, his mantra is embodied in two words…"Dream Big". Burgess discusses what it takes to win, regardless of one's circumstances, background, color or culture. He encourages all to dream bigger, expect more, risk more, struggle more and win more. A priceless message from someone who has been there. He is also the author of Why I Stand: From Freedom to the Killing Fields of Socialism. From Freedom to the Killing Fields of Socialism If you go through our history we find a love for God. When we love God, we serve each other. We are the most diverse and progressive in terms of opportunities and freedoms because we've learned over time to love each other from the inside out. The concepts and ideas that we are loved and created by God have been at war with the ideology of socialists, Marxists, and atheists from the very beginning. That is our fight today. However, our fight is not a conversation or even an argument. The ideas that directly oppose Christian values are fought in entertainment, news, academia, and other media in order to propagandize the message. That is how people begin to believe that things like socialism and anti-god principals actually work. But if we look through history we see that it never has worked and never will. In order for us to really speak truth into our children, we need to learn our history. “The first battleground is re-writing our history.” Our kids today don't know about how great the people in our past were and all the things that they have done. They had such a love for country and God that they fought for our freedom. Patriotism starts with love and respect for God. Then it drills down to the family unit. We understand that a family name is important. We never do anything to soil that name. We learn about respect for women. Without respect for women, we will never be true men. We learn to see past our differences and see inside out. We love others because we share the common bond of a country we want to make better and kids we want to care and provide for. Now we can sit down, have conversations, agree to disagree, but find the best way to work together. Episode Highlights: Is socialism a new idea? How can parents speak truth into their children? What is a patriot? Picture via: Pixabay

With more and more young people being lured into believing that socialism is the answer to our nation's ills these days, what will the future of American patriotism actually look like? Can you or your children be true American patriots, while promoting socialism at the same time? So, with respect to patriotism, what should we stand for and what should we be teaching our kids to stand for--and why? Today we speak with Burgess Owens on this very topic. Super Bowl Champion, Burgess Owens has shown throughout his life a passion for the pursuit of excellence. At the core of his message is optimism that is both inspiring and instructional. As he uplifts our system of government, the freedom and opportunity available because of it, his mantra is embodied in two words…"Dream Big". Burgess discusses what it takes to win, regardless of one's circumstances, background, color or culture. He encourages all to dream bigger, expect more, risk more, struggle more and win more. A priceless message from someone who has been there. He is also the author of Why I Stand: From Freedom to the Killing Fields of Socialism. From Freedom to the Killing Fields of Socialism If you go through our history we find a love for God. When we love God, we serve each other. We are the most diverse and progressive in terms of opportunities and freedoms because we've learned over time to love each other from the inside out. The concepts and ideas that we are loved and created by God have been at war with the ideology of socialists, Marxists, and atheists from the very beginning. That is our fight today. However, our fight is not a conversation or even an argument. The ideas that directly oppose Christian values are fought in entertainment, news, academia, and other media in order to propagandize the message. That is how people begin to believe that things like socialism and anti-god principals actually work. But if we look through history we see that it never has worked and never will. In order for us to really speak truth into our children, we need to learn our history. “The first battleground is re-writing our history.” Our kids today don't know about how great the people in our past were and all the things that they have done. They had such a love for country and God that they fought for our freedom. Patriotism starts with love and respect for God. Then it drills down to the family unit. We understand that a family name is important. We never do anything to soil that name. We learn about respect for women. Without respect for women, we will never be true men. We learn to see past our differences and see inside out. We love others because we share the common bond of a country we want to make better and kids we want to care and provide for. Now we can sit down, have conversations, agree to disagree, but find the best way to work together. Episode Highlights: Is socialism a new idea? How can parents speak truth into their children? What is a patriot? Picture via: Pixabay

Kat Griffin created the site Corporette.com to provide fashion, lifestyle and career advice for overachieving moms and moms-to-be. Kat and Kathryn Rubino talk about dress codes, fashion rules for different body types and much more fashion advice for young professionals.   The Jabot podcast focuses on women and underrepresented groups in the legal profession.   Episode Resources https://corporette.com https://corporettemoms.com   Episode Highlights Is fashion perceived as frivolous in the workplace? How to deal with sexist dress codes. Words to live by for young professionals. Fashion rules for different body types. Warmer weather fashion advice. Fashion faux pas to avoid.