Podcasts about executing

This week we’re ringing in the New Year with Billy Taylor. Ron and Billy discussed strategy and KPAs, hidden truths, clarity, being hard on the process, and more. An MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you’ll learn:  The quote Billy likes (3:45) Strategy and KPAs (6:28) Billy’s thoughts on hidden truths (9:32) How clarity breaks down (12:23) Being hard on the process, easy on the people (16:18) Billy’s “Skool of Execution” (20:42) His advice for listeners (22:37) Billy’s take on AI (26:30) His final words of wisdom (28:27) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 Billy on LinkedIn GA 258 | Creating a Common Meaning GA 347 | Leveraging Deliberate Practice GA 352 | Defining, Executing, and Aligning Winning GA 450 | Governing the Standard with Billy Taylor Get All the Latest News from Gemba Academy Our newsletter is a great way to receive updates on new courses, blog posts, and more. Sign up here. What Do You Think? How does clarity break down, in your opinion?

A prominent California farming mogul is accused of killing his estranged wife at her Arizona home after a prolonged and bitter divorce fight over money. A Virginia man accused of planting pipe bombs outside the Democratic and Republican National Committee headquarters told federal investigators that “something just snapped,” according to a Justice Department filing. Drew Nelson reports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Let us know what you think! Text us! SPONSORED BY: PURE LIBERTY LABS, PRECISION WELLNESS GROUP, and THE SPECIAL FORCES FOUNDATION In this episode of Security Halt!, Deny Caballero sits down with Liam Cogan for a wide-ranging conversation on fatherhood, veteran support, nonprofit work, and the realities of content creation. From humorous takes on bad company names to the serious logistics behind fundraising and event planning, the discussion highlights the importance of community, purpose, and focus. They unpack the challenges veterans face during transition, the need for systemic change, and how media, technology, and internet culture shape today's landscape. Equal parts candid and insightful, this episode explores personal growth, motivation, and building meaningful impact in a noisy world. This is the end of Security Halt…Season 7.  

In this episode of Do The Work | Mindset Mastery, I talk about momentum, certainty, and why the next level of growth always demands a higher standard from us. As we head into a new year, I can feel it clearly. This organization is not slowing down. We are just getting started. After years of grit, hard decisions, and building when it was uncomfortable, everything is beginning to align. And that alignment comes from one thing above all else. Internal certainty. Over the last decade, I have learned that confidence does not come from positive thinking or hoping things work out. It comes from conditioning yourself to win. Showing up for the small commitments. Executing on what you said you would do. Setting targets and hitting them over and over again. That repetition creates belief. And belief creates momentum. When obstacles show up, and they always do, certainty keeps you grounded because you know it is only a matter of time before you figure it out. As an organization, we are very different than we were five years ago. The systems are sharper. The execution is faster. The scale is bigger. But the core has never changed. The belief system. The faith. The work ethic. What has changed is the number of people willing to operate at that level together. When you surround yourself with individuals who show up regardless of how they feel, momentum multiplies. Wins stack faster. Growth accelerates. And suddenly what once felt impossible becomes the next logical step. Opening a new office is not about convenience or expansion for the sake of expansion. It is a declaration. It is a statement that we are here to build something lasting. That we are willing to take on more responsibility, more pressure, and more challenges because that is what growth requires. I know there will be stress. I know there will be moments where it feels heavy. But I also know that every new standard feels foreign at first. And if you stay consistent, clarity always follows. What I want people to understand is this. Growth is never about becoming someone else. It is about deciding who you are and refusing to shrink back. When you stop challenging yourself, when you choose comfort over progress, motivation fades. The work slows down. And before you know it, you are watching others pass you by. That feeling is far worse than any challenge that comes from going all in. There is a cost to action, but there is a bigger cost to doing nothing. If something is on your heart and soul, and you have done the work to build the foundation, you owe it to yourself and your family to move forward. Not from emotion. Not from pressure. But from certainty. Certainty that you will not quit. Certainty that you will figure it out. Certainty that this is who you are. As we step into what is next, I want people to take an honest look at the environment around them. The support. The leadership. The access. This is not common. And it is not accidental. It is built by people who refuse to slow down, who hold the line, and who continue to show up even when it would be easier not to. That is what creates something special. And that is what makes the next chapter inevitable. Reader Reflection Questions Where in your life or business are you playing it safe instead of stepping into the next standard you know you are capable of What daily commitments are you either honoring or avoiding that are shaping your level of certainty If you truly decided that this is who you are now, what decision would you stop postponing Notable Quotes "Internal certainty comes from conditioning yourself to win on a consistent basis." "There is a bigger cost to doing nothing than there is to taking the risk." "This is not about who I want to become. This is who I am." Follow A.Z. Araujo on Social Media: Instagram: @azaraujo Facebook: A.Z. Araujo TikTok: A.Z. Araujo YouTube: Do The Work Podcast   For Real Estate Agents in AZ: Learn more about Do The Work Coaching and A.Z. & Associates: dothework.com/azaa   Upcoming Events: If you're a real estate brokerage owner, sign up for one of our upcoming events. Visit: dothework.com bigmoneybrokerage.com Join my mailing list for updates!   New Do The Work Gear: Check out the latest DTW and Do The Work Gear! Hats, shirts, journals, and more: • • shop.dothework.com

Cornerback Paulson Adebo speaks to the media Monday from the Quest Diagnostics Training Center.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textSlow seasons happen in every industry, and the salon industry is no exception. But while slow periods are predictable, panic is optional.In this episode, we talk about why seasonal slowdowns shouldn't feel shocking, why reacting emotionally makes things worse, and how both salon owners and stylists can prepare ahead of time instead of scrambling at the last minute. We break down the difference between panic and passivity, why discounting usually backfires, and how to build systems that keep your business steady year after year.We also share practical ways to use slow seasons productively: tightening systems, improving consultations, planning financially, strengthening client relationships, and maintaining strong team morale. Slow doesn't mean broken; it means you have information, time, and opportunity to improve your business.Your business should serve you, so that you can serve others.Slow seasons don't have to derail you — they can actually make your business stronger.Key TakeawaysSlow seasons are predictable patterns, not sudden failures.Panic and passivity are both reactive — leadership is proactive.Data and year-over-year numbers matter more than feelings.Planning removes stress when business slows.Discounts attract price-first clients, not loyal ones.Strong consultations and rebooking conversations drive stability.Marketing works when it's consistent, not reactive.Slow periods are ideal for systems, training, and leadership work.Small experience upgrades build massive client loyalty.Panic is optional — preparation is powerful.Time Stamps00:00 — Welcome + holiday context 02:00 — Jen's opening take: systems fail (even trash bags) 05:00 — Todd's opening take: gratitude, perspective, slowing down 07:00 — Slow seasons are patterns, not emergencies 09:00 — Panic vs passivity (and why neither works) 11:00 — Seasonality, weather, and predictable slowdowns 13:00 — Why confirmation bias online keeps owners stuck 15:00 — What salon owners can work on during slow periods 18:00 — Budgeting, staffing, reserves, and planning ahead 21:00 — Marketing consistency vs last-minute scrambling 23:00 — Opportunities hidden inside open schedule space 25:00 — What stylists can do to prepare before slow seasons 27:00 — Rebooking conversations that actually work 29:00 — Retention, education, referrals, and visibility 31:00 — Executing during slow seasons without panicking 33:00 — Leadership, morale, and coaching during downtime 35:00 — Social media is not a panic button 37:00 — Why discounting hurts more than it helps 41:00 — Client experience upgrades that don't involve discounts 44:00 — Small details that create loyalty 46:00 — Final thoughts: plan, embrace, panic is optionalLinks and Stuff:Our Newsletter Mentoring InquiriesFind more of our things:InstagramHello Hair Pro Website

Aadi Saikumar enters the Permit Room and talks about his mindset right now, the movies he liked recently, Saikumar wanting him to be a cricketer, growing up in Chennai, being a fan of Chiranjeevi, playing cricket, Prema Kavali, Lovely, OTT, disappointments, hits, being a father, Shambala and much more!Chapters:00:00 - Mindset right now4:47 - Movies he liked recently8:46 - Did Saikumar want him to be an actor?15:05 - Growing up in Chennai21:25 - Big fan of Chiranjeevi24:07 - Cricket during inter34:32 - Learning dance39:24 - Dubbing is hard44:20 - Prema Kavali & Lovely50:54 - Comedy timing55:15 - Sukumarudu59:12 - How to cope with disappointment?1:11:06 - Is it difficult to say no?1:16:09 - OTT appreciation1:24:09 - Being a father1:28:25 - Relationship with social media1:34:29 - Director's actor1:38:51 - Executing a script is difficult1:41:55 - Shambala1:47:39 - Drinking career1:49:17 - Hostage movies1:53:00 - Four aspects

Summary  In this episode, Gary Skelts navigates a real estate setback as one of his properties in Memphis catches fire. While many would see disaster, Gary highlights the importance of active involvement in business, viewing this challenge as a learning opportunity. Explore leadership, risk, and why passive income can't replace active engagement. This conversation is a must-listen for those invested in real estate or contemplating the realities of passive income.. Episode Highlights 00:00:40  Turning real estate headaches into opportunities.   00:02:20 - Active business vs passive real estate. 00:03:32 - Delegation and leadership lessons. 00:05:23 - Real estate as a storehouse of wealth. 00:07:19 - Hard assets and inflation. 00:09:02 - The role of a bookkeeper in real estate management. 00:11:11 - Learning from property management and insurance testing. 00:12:16 - Executing property management decisions wisely. 00:16:02 - Insights on handling property challenges. 00:18:21 - Learning from setbacks for future growth.   Episode Resources The podcast transcript does not provide any specific mentions of books, websites, or tools that can be linked. It mainly contains discussions about personal experiences, property management, and real estate investment strategies, but does not refer to specific resources by name or URL.   Keywords real estate   property management   passive income   investment strategy   financial independence   insurance claims   property maintenance   fire damage   rehabbing properties   leadership   bookkeeping   wealth storage   hard assets   inflation   income properties   real estate portfolio   turnkey properties   fire movement   rental income   property management challenges  

Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.” See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Agrippa's Brilliant Attack on Methone: Colleague Barry Strauss details the logistical maneuvers preceding Actium, noting Antony's defensive posture in western Greece, with Agrippa executing a brilliant surprise attack on Methone, a key supply base, crippling Antony's supply lines; this amphibious raid forces Antony to shift focus to the north, setting the stage for battle.

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Inside of you there are two stacks. Actually, there's three. The system-level call stack, the CPython call stack, and the interpreter's evaluation stack. What is all that about? Today we'll talk about how synchronous Python function calls work. Async stuff comes next time!## TimestampsHere you go — all square brackets changed to parentheses:(00:00:00) INTRO(00:02:28) PART 1: CALLING THINGS(00:04:19) The Lawful Good Language(00:13:18) Why is there a call stack?(00:19:45) Python functions are not tied to the system call stack(00:23:22) What's in a Python frame?(00:23:35) Execution book-keeping data(00:24:21) Locals(00:27:35) The interpreter evaluation stack(00:28:34) What are register-based interpreters?(00:36:33) Interpretation using the evaluation stack(00:42:46) Executing a function(00:45:37) How do exceptions fit into the execution model?(01:05:51) PART 2: PR OF THE WEEK(01:15:48) PART 3: DONATE.PYTHON.ORG(01:17:21) PART 4: WHAT'S GOING ON IN CPYTHON(01:27:59) Free threading changes(01:38:16) Performance(01:51:08) Bugfixes(02:04:03) OUTRO

In this conversation, Jon Sanchez (Sanchez Gaunt Capital Management), Dwight Millard (Highlands Mortgage) and Cory Edge (Edge Realty) discuss year-end strategies for real estate investors, emphasizing the importance of preparing for tax deductions and understanding market dynamics. The discussion includes insights on the current economic landscape, market recap, and effective tax strategies for investment properties, including cost segregation and 1031 exchanges.Chapters00:00 Introduction 08:14 Year-End Real Estate Strategies11:54 Market Recap and Economic Insights13:59 Navigating Year-End Home Buying Strategies18:00 Maximizing Investment Property Returns19:28 Year-End Tax Strategies for Real Estate Investors29:01 Executing 1031 Exchanges and Refinancing Options30:15 Disclaimer

Chuck Heinz and Jamie Lent discuss what they think the chances are for Texas Tech Football to win a national championship, how the Tech offense has executed in the red zone since they played BYU, and if they think Kalani Sitaki will leave BYU for Penn State. Jamie asks who do you want Tech to play if they get a first-round BYE in the playoffs for the Question of the Day.

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Creative diversity is a must to crack Meta's new Andromeda algorithm and dominate your market. We're offering you 30 monthly deliverables,10 ad types, media buying, and access to Tier 11's data suite to help you stay ahead.Get our exclusive Creative Diversification Package at: https://www.tiereleven.com/cd Are you really getting the most out of your ad spend? What if you could drastically reduce your ad budget while seeing better returns? Well, in today's episode, I'm walking through a real SaaS case study where we helped a company grow from $1,300 to $393,000 in monthly revenue.I break down the exact steps we took to transform this business. From the ground up, we overhauled their ad strategy, implemented creative diversification, and scaled back ad spend to improve their media efficiency ratio (MER). I'll show you how we used both Meta and Google Ads to create an efficient, low-cost acquisition funnel, driving massive results without constantly increasing spend. If you're ready to stop just throwing money at ads and start getting real results with less, this is a must-watch. In This Episode:- Case study: scaling from $1,300 to $393K/month- Executing the nCAC reducer framework- Implementing the creative strategy framework- Results from Meta, Google, and Data SuiteMentioned in the Episode:Previous episodes on Andromeda: https://perpetualtraffic.com/?s=andromeda Listen to This Episode on Your Favorite Podcast Channel:Follow and listen on Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/perpetual-traffic/id1022441491 Follow and listen on Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/show/59lhtIWHw1XXsRmT5HBAuK Subscribe and watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@perpetual_traffic?sub_confirmation=1We Appreciate Your Support!Visit our website: https://perpetualtraffic.com/ Follow us on X: https://x.com/perpetualtraf Connect with Ralph Burns: LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ralphburns Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ralphhburns/ Hire Tier11 - https://www.tiereleven.com/apply-now Connect with Lauren Petrullo:Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/laurenepetrullo/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurenpetrullo Consult Mongoose Media -

PREVIEW China's Technocratic Leadership: Efficiency vs. Brittle Decision-Making. John Kitch discusses Dan Wong'sbook Breakneck, which views Chinese leaders as engineers skilled at rapidly executing plans and directing vast resources, which has helped China rise up the value chain. However, Wong argues, and Kitch agrees, that using a purely technocratic mindset to handle complex human and political problems is a major downside. This approach results in leadership that lacks imagination and is brittle and inflexible in its decision-making. Guest: John Kitch.

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Tight end Theo Johnson speaks to the media Sunday after the Giants' loss to the Bears.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You've been staring at your blog for months (maybe years), convinced you picked the wrong blog niche. You watch other bloggers succeed in what looks like your exact space while you're stuck refreshing analytics and wondering if you should rebrand. Again.Here's the uncomfortable truth nobody wants to hear: your niche probably isn't the problem. Your execution is.In this episode, I'm breaking down why 80% of blogs fail within 18 months (spoiler: niche selection isn't even on the list), sharing the painful story of how I rebranded three times before I figured this out, and revealing the research that proves execution quality beats niche selection almost every single time.Plus, I'm sharing something I've never done before: I'm building The Productive Blogger Method in real-time with 10 founding members who are done making excuses about their niche and ready to fix their execution problem. This isn't a polished course. This is me building the execution system bloggers actually need, together with women who are ready to stop spinning.If you've ever convinced yourself you need to start over with a new niche, this episode will either relieve you or make you uncomfortable. Probably both.Listen if you:Keep questioning whether you picked the right nicheHave rebranded or considered rebranding in the last yearWork hard on your blog but see minimal resultsKnow what to do but can't seem to do it consistentlyWonder why other bloggers succeed in "your" niche while you struggleEpisode Highlights (Pull Quotes):"The niche was never the problem. My inability to stick with anything long enough to see it compound was the problem.""You can have all the information in the world. You can prompt AI for the perfect content strategy. But if you're not consistently executing on the right tasks, none of it matters.""Success doesn't follow the people who research niches the longest. It follows the people who pick something viable and execute consistently until it works.""80% of blogs fail within 18 months. When researchers dig into the causes, you know what they find? Inconsistent publishing. Poor content quality. Inadequate promotion. Giving up too soon. Niche selection doesn't even make the list.""You're not failing because you chose gardening instead of home organization. You're failing because you don't have a system that tells you what to execute today to make money tomorrow.""Traffic without conversion architecture is just noise.""The missing piece isn't knowledge. It's the system and discipline to execute consistently on what you already know.""Your niche probably isn't holding you back. The 47 missing pieces in your execution are holding you back."Key Takeaways:1. Research proves niche isn't the problem80% of blogs fail within 18 months, but niche selection never makes the list of failure causesHubSpot study: 71% of unsuccessful bloggers lack documented content strategy vs. 36% of successful onesContent Marketing Institute: 74% who improved results did so through strategy refinement, not niche changes2. Real bloggers winning in "impossible" nichesEpic Gardening: $17K to $27M in saturated gardening through superior executionPinch of Yum: $10.5M annually in overcrowded food blogging through consistent qualityAuthority Hacker: Built and sold software review site in 18 months through better execution3. What execution actually involvesContent quality (research, unique value, search intent matching)Consistency...

RB Travis Etienne Jr. and LB Devin Lloyd speak with the media in the locker room following Thursday's practice, as the team prepares for Week 10 divisional matchup against the Houston Texans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater reflects on his journey in podcasting and hunting, sharing insights on land management, hunting strategies, and the importance of community engagement among hunters. He discusses his personal hunting experiences, tactics for success, and the significance of building a cooperative hunting community to enhance deer management and hunting success. Thomas Mlsna (Untamed Ambition) discusses his hunting tactics, breaking down deer movement, and how to influence his community for better overall deer quality.     takeaways The podcast focuses on maximizing hunting properties. Jon reflects on his growth in podcasting and hunting. Community engagement is crucial for successful hunting. Scouting and hunting from the outside in is effective. Building relationships with neighbors can improve hunting success. Communication creates common goals among hunters. Fear tactics are ineffective in encouraging better hunting practices. Hunting serves as a valuable management tool for wildlife. Creating opportunities requires collaboration with the community. Success in hunting is a marathon, not a sprint.   Social Social Links https://whitetaillandscapes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/ https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=en https://www.theuntamedambition.com/ https://www.theuntamedambition.com/whitetailambition   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Maximize Your Hunt, host Jon Teater reflects on his journey in podcasting and hunting, sharing insights on land management, hunting strategies, and the importance of community engagement among hunters. He discusses his personal hunting experiences, tactics for success, and the significance of building a cooperative hunting community to enhance deer management and hunting success. Thomas Mlsna (Untamed Ambition) discusses his hunting tactics, breaking down deer movement, and how to influence his community for better overall deer quality.   takeawaysThe podcast focuses on maximizing hunting properties.Jon reflects on his growth in podcasting and hunting.Community engagement is crucial for successful hunting.Scouting and hunting from the outside in is effective.Building relationships with neighbors can improve hunting success.Communication creates common goals among hunters.Fear tactics are ineffective in encouraging better hunting practices.Hunting serves as a valuable management tool for wildlife.Creating opportunities requires collaboration with the community.Success in hunting is a marathon, not a sprint. SocialSocial Linkshttps://whitetaillandscapes.com/https://www.facebook.com/whitetaillandscapes/https://www.instagram.com/whitetail_landscapes/?hl=enhttps://www.theuntamedambition.com/https://www.theuntamedambition.com/whitetailambition  Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Without vision, you're just reacting.Work pulls you in a dozen directions. Every day, there are fires to fight, decisions to make, and competing demands on your time and attention.And if you don't have a clear vision for your organization AND for your career, you lose perspective. ❌ You end up busy but directionless. ❌ Executing but not building toward anything. ❌ Reacting instead of leading.That's not sustainable.I see this all the time with executives: They're great at execution. But when I ask them, "What's your vision? Where are you taking this organization? Where are you taking your career?"...Vague reply....They've been so focused on the day-to-day that they've lost sight of the destination.

The buzzword in Brussels is simplification. In reality it's a euphemism for sweeping deregulation and it marks a dramatic U-turn for the European Union. For decades, the EU prided itself on being a regulatory superpower, capable of extending its influence through protective and demanding regulation. That's now changing. A year ago Mario Draghi, the former president of the European Central Bank, dusted off the timeworn idea of cutting red tape. Draghi's message was eagerly embraced by many EU leaders, many from conservative and far-right parties, and many of them increasingly aligned with Trumpian ideas on blocking migrants, ignoring the environment and canceling overseas aid. Draghi's ideas have since snowballed. In the works are measures to water down laws on everything from technology and chemicals to farming and finance. Executing on those plans, and more, is European Commission president Ursula Von der Leyen. She's been using the deregulation mantra to deflect criticism from her far-right rivals and to placate US tech giants and Donald Trump and his threats to abandon Europe militarily. To be sure deregulation is having a moment. In Argentina, in India, and in the US where Elon Musk's DOGE dismantled entire agencies, almost certainly illegally, and where Russ Vought at Trump's budget office says wants to put civil servants in trauma. The approach in Europe is far less blunt and belligerent. But there are significant parallels according to Alberto Alemanno, the law professor at HEC Paris and the founder of The Good Lobby. Alberto sees an ideological and methodological alignment across the Atlantic that includes the sidelining of legislators, the privileging of executive fiat, and the possible DOGE-style downsizing of the European Commission. Alberto also warns that von der Leyen is "pushing towards illegality" by bundling together deregulatory measures in so called omnibus laws that bypass the usual channels of evidence-based policymaking and of democratic consent. The European Ombudsman, Teresa Anjinho, has opened an investigation into the omnibus process. But her opinions are non-binding. Meanwhile EU governments are pushing for continuous rollbacks, and von der Leyen has promised to deliver. But there is a deeper unease here, that simplification is not just about deregulation, or pandering to Trump, or the far right, rather that simplification will end up undermining the capacity and legitimacy of EU administration itself. A pair of US academics have described this phenomenon as ungoverning, discrediting institutions and the machinery of government and creating circumstances where enforcement and the rule of law suffer and authoritarians can thrive. Alberto doesn't see the quite the same deliberate campaign in Europe as in the US. But he warns that von der Leyen's willingness to take a chainsaw to previously agreed laws — and to act as little more than the executor of member states' demands — is a kind of dereliction of duty that risks permanently weakening the Union at a moment when many Europeans are looking for answers beyond national borders. As Alberto puts it: the EU is becoming ungoverned — by its own political class.Support the show

Andy and Randy talk about not changing the plays you are running but needing to execute them more cleanly.

The state of Florida continues its record setting year of 14 executions and counting, with number 15 scheduled for Tuesday, October 28th. In an unusual move, 65-year-old Norman Grim has chosen not to fight tomorrow’s scheduled lethal injection for the 1998 rape and murder of his next door neighbor. Meantime, in Tennessee, a lawsuit challenging the state’s lethal injection method, claims the August 5th execution of Byron Black was botched, his autopsy showing sustained cardiac activity 2 minutes after he was pronounced dead, with his final words “It’s hurting so bad."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The state of Florida continues its record setting year of 14 executions and counting, with number 15 scheduled for Tuesday, October 28th. In an unusual move, 65-year-old Norman Grim has chosen not to fight tomorrow’s scheduled lethal injection for the 1998 rape and murder of his next door neighbor. Meantime, in Tennessee, a lawsuit challenging the state’s lethal injection method, claims the August 5th execution of Byron Black was botched, his autopsy showing sustained cardiac activity 2 minutes after he was pronounced dead, with his final words “It’s hurting so bad."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The state of Florida continues its record setting year of 14 executions and counting, with number 15 scheduled for Tuesday, October 28th. In an unusual move, 65-year-old Norman Grim has chosen not to fight tomorrow’s scheduled lethal injection for the 1998 rape and murder of his next door neighbor. Meantime, in Tennessee, a lawsuit challenging the state’s lethal injection method, claims the August 5th execution of Byron Black was botched, his autopsy showing sustained cardiac activity 2 minutes after he was pronounced dead, with his final words “It’s hurting so bad."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The state of Florida continues its record setting year of 14 executions and counting, with number 15 scheduled for Tuesday, October 28th. In an unusual move, 65-year-old Norman Grim has chosen not to fight tomorrow’s scheduled lethal injection for the 1998 rape and murder of his next door neighbor. Meantime, in Tennessee, a lawsuit challenging the state’s lethal injection method, claims the August 5th execution of Byron Black was botched, his autopsy showing sustained cardiac activity 2 minutes after he was pronounced dead, with his final words “It’s hurting so bad."See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever wondered if compassion and decisive leadership can coexist? In this powerful conversation with Cal Riley, combat veteran, EOS Implementer, and author of "Entrepreneurial Compassion," Cam and Otis explore what it really means to lead with both strength and heart."It's not compassionate to hold on to somebody if they're not a good fit," Cal explains, challenging the common misconception that compassionate leadership means avoiding tough decisions. "You're doing them a disservice. You're in pain. They're in pain... The whole team sees it."From discussing how EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System) helps leaders understand that "not everybody is good at everything" to sharing his deeply personal mission to create a million compassionate leaders and prevent 100,000 suicides, Cal offers a refreshing perspective on leadership that balances accountability with genuine care.Whether you're a business owner struggling with difficult personnel decisions or a leader looking to create a healthier company culture, Cal's insights on entrepreneurial compassion provide a roadmap for leading differently. Plus, all proceeds from his book go to Stop Soldier Suicide—making this conversation not just informative, but potentially life-saving.More About Cal:Cal Riley is a leadership coach, entrepreneur, and combat veteran who teaches leaders how to serve with both strength and compassion. As an EOS Implementer and business owner himself, he helps founders lead with clarity, communicate effectively, and create cultures where people can thrive. He's the author of Entrepreneurial Compassion: An Entrepreneur'sJourney Through Combat, Suicide, and the Discovery of Compassionate Leadership, a deeply personal and practical guide for founders who want to lead differently. His mission: create 1 million compassionate leaders by 2035 and prevent 100,000 suicides by helping leaders build healthier companies and more humane systems.#CompassionateLeadership #EntrepreneurialCompassion #LeadershipWithHeart #AccountabilityAndEmpathy #EOSLeadership #CultureBuilding #VeteranLeadership #MentalHealthAwareness #PurposeDrivenLeadership #10xYourTeamChapter Times and Titles:From Combat to Compassionate Leadership [00:00 - 15:00]Introduction to Cal Riley and his backgroundThe journey from military service to entrepreneurshipFirst glimpses of the compassion philosophy"It's Not Compassionate to Hold On" [15:01 - 25:00]The misconception about compassionate leadershipWhy keeping poor-fit employees hurts everyoneHow EOS helps leaders make better people decisionsFinding the Right Fit [25:01 - 35:00]"Most people aren't good at most things"Identifying strengths and passionsCreating roles where people can thriveThe Mission: 1 Million Compassionate Leaders [35:01 - 47:00]Cal's personal mission and its originsThe connection between leadership and suicide preventionBuilding healthier companies and more humane systemsTraining vs. Executing in Leadership [47:01 - 55:00]The challenge of setting goals without structureWhy entrepreneurs are "always executing, rarely training"Holding yourself and your team to higher standardsTake the Pledge [55:01 - End]Cal's invitation to become a compassionate leaderThe free survey at CalRiley.comHow to support Stop Soldier Suicide through his bookCal Rileyhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cal-riley-6482b376/https://x.com/CalinCalRileyhttps://www.facebook.com/people/CultureTeam/100083777013775/https://calriley.com/

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Eric Barber dive into a variety of topics, starting with a light-hearted debate about Oreo cookies. They then transition into serious hunting discussions, focusing on trail camera usage, mock scrapes, and strategies for hunting public land. Eric shares his experiences hunting a specific piece of public land, detailing the challenges and successes he faced, including the abundance of acorns and deer movement patterns. The conversation culminates in a thrilling recount of a successful hunt, highlighting the importance of preparation, adaptability, and the joy of the hunting experience. Takeaways: Eric Barber is a passionate hunter and Oreo cookie lover. The debate over Oreo flavors leads to a discussion on preferences. Trail cameras are essential for gathering intel on deer movement. Mock scrapes are a valuable tool for attracting deer. Hunting public land requires adaptability and strategy. Acorn abundance affects deer movement and behavior. Setting up in the right location is crucial for success. The thrill of the hunt is enhanced by unexpected encounters. Executing a shot requires confidence and precision. Sharing hunting stories fosters community and camaraderie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of the Nine Finger Chronicles podcast, host Dan Johnson and guest Eric Barber dive into a variety of topics, starting with a light-hearted debate about Oreo cookies. They then transition into serious hunting discussions, focusing on trail camera usage, mock scrapes, and strategies for hunting public land. Eric shares his experiences hunting a specific piece of public land, detailing the challenges and successes he faced, including the abundance of acorns and deer movement patterns. The conversation culminates in a thrilling recount of a successful hunt, highlighting the importance of preparation, adaptability, and the joy of the hunting experience. Takeaways: Eric Barber is a passionate hunter and Oreo cookie lover. The debate over Oreo flavors leads to a discussion on preferences. Trail cameras are essential for gathering intel on deer movement. Mock scrapes are a valuable tool for attracting deer. Hunting public land requires adaptability and strategy. Acorn abundance affects deer movement and behavior. Setting up in the right location is crucial for success. The thrill of the hunt is enhanced by unexpected encounters. Executing a shot requires confidence and precision. Sharing hunting stories fosters community and camaraderie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this Hidden Value session, David sits down with Latham to explore his journey from engaging in the education of his child through homeschooling to aspiring to turn his insights and experiences into a community-centric business.Latham shares his passion for education, the challenges of transitioning his ideas into a business, and the importance of understanding his potential market through meaningful conversations.The discussion covers personal experiences, strategies for validating ideas, monetization, and overcoming the fear of rejection when presenting a new concept.Join us as we dive deep into creating impactful learning experiences and the entrepreneurial steps involved in making a significant societal contribution.Chapters00:00 Introduction and Setting the Stage00:17 Reflecting on Personal and Educational Journey01:14 Transitioning from Personal to Professional Goals01:52 Exploring Business Opportunities and Challenges02:32 Strategies for Engaging Potential Clients03:42 Understanding the Market and Client Needs04:54 Overcoming Personal Barriers to Business Conversations06:45 Developing a Business Model and Pricing Strategy09:03 Executing the Plan and Seeking Feedback19:00 Final Thoughts and Encouragement

Carl and Mike are joined by Dave Archer as they discuss the Falcons loss to the 49ers, the teams' inconsistencies and how they move forward as they start preparing for the Dolphins.

Defensive lineman Rakeem Nuñez-Roches Sr. speaks to the media Sunday after the Giants' loss to the Broncos.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rebecca Thompson transformed her first real estate investment by strategically subdividing a Philadelphia duplex. After joining the WIIRE Community post-divorce, she discovered an off-market property for $265,000 with significant potential. Navigating the subdivision process, Rebecca worked closely with township officials and an engineering firm, investing $7,000 to convert the duplex into two marketable units. Her total renovation cost of $75,000 strategically positioned her for success, ultimately generating $35-$40,000 in profit. What distinguishes Rebecca is her problem-solving approach and commitment to learning. By leveraging community mentorship, she overcame the typical obstacles faced by beginner investors. Her method focused on understanding local housing needs, building critical relationships, and remaining adaptable throughout the investment journey.Rebecca's story illustrates that successful real estate investing isn't about perfection, but about persistent learning, strategic thinking, and willingness to take calculated risks. For female investors feeling intimidated by real estate, her journey proves that with the right mindset and support, significant achievements are possible—even while managing a demanding personal life. Resources:Simplify how you manage your rentals with TurboTenantGet in touch with Envy Investment GroupFollow Rebecca on InstagramMake sure your name is on the list to secure your spot in The WIIRE Community Leave us a review on Apple PodcastsLeave us a review on SpotifyJoin our private Facebook CommunityConnect with us on Instagram

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Peter Freeman is one of my favorite tennis coaches to speak with because he has so much experience coaching club doubles players. Like me, Peter creates a ton of online content, including one of the largest online tennis conferences, Tennis Con. I've presented at Tennis Con for the past 3 years and cannot recommend it enough for club players.

HEADLINE: Gaza Ceasefire, Hamas Regeneration, and Iran's Tactical Retreat GUEST NAMES: David Daoud, Bill Roggio SUMMARY: David Daoud analyzes the Gaza ceasefire, noting Hamas refuses to disarm and is executing rivals to reassert control. He views the truce as a tactical lull in the "long war," expecting released senior prisoners to help regenerate terrorist leadership. Iran, which skipped the summit, is seen as engaging in a tactical retreat to staunch losses and rebuild proxies, letting adversaries adopt a false sense of victory. 1917 GAZA

HEADLINE: Gaza Ceasefire, Hamas Regeneration, and Iran's Tactical Retreat GUEST NAMES: David Daoud, Bill Roggio SUMMARY: David Daoud analyzes the Gaza ceasefire, noting Hamas refuses to disarm and is executing rivals to reassert control. He views the truce as a tactical lull in the "long war," expecting released senior prisoners to help regenerate terrorist leadership. Iran, which skipped the summit, is seen as engaging in a tactical retreat to staunch losses and rebuild proxies, letting adversaries adopt a false sense of victory. 1967

Just days ago, Donald Trump declared we were in the midst of the historic dawn of a new Middle East.But already the peace plan is in doubt, with the US president warning Hamas will be disarmed, perhaps 'violently' if the group fails to do so on its own.Today, Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a Palestinian-American and senior fellow with the Atlantic Council on what Hamas is doing to cling to power.Featured:Ahmed Fouad Alkhatib, a Palestinian-American and senior fellow with the Atlantic Council

Mike Johnson, Beau Morgan, and Ali Mac give their early thoughts on the Falcons' Sunday Night Football matchup with the San Francisco 49ers in San Francisco, let you hear Falcons Head Coach Raheem Morris give his early thoughts on the 49ers, react to what Coach Morris had to say, and explain why they think the Falcons executing at high level is the biggest key when facing familiar 49ers team.

PREVIEW HEADLINE: Hamas Executes Gazans During Ceasefire: Revenge and Intimidation GUEST NAME: David Daoud 50-WORD SUMMARY: David Daoud discusses reports of Hamas executing Gazans, noting the ragged nature of war endings. Hamas is using this ceasefire period for revenge against clans suspected of collaborating with Israelis. They are also acting to intimidate potential challengers and stake a claim to future control of Gaza, continuing the conflict against the Gazans themselves. 1950 WEST BANK

Are you a SaaS founder wondering How to Build a Growth Operating System That Helps Teams Deliver Real Value? Growing a B2B SaaS company can often feel messy. Teams try lots of different tactics, hoping that something will finally work. But this kind of scattered approach rarely leads to long-term, repeatable success. In this episode of the Grow Your B2B SaaS Podcast Joran Hofman sits down with growth expert and coach Andrew Capland. Andrew explains how to move beyond one-off growth hacks and start building what he calls a Growth Operating System. This system helps teams focus on delivering real value, work together more effectively, and create results that can scale over time.Key Timecodes(00:00) - Cold Open: North Star Metric, Activation vs Retention, and Copying Playbooks Pitfalls(01:02) - Host Introduction: B2B SaaS Growth Operating System with Andrew Capland(01:46) - Why Tactics Alone Fail: The Case for a Growth Operating System in B2B SaaS(02:01) - Andrew's Journey: From Growth Content to Executing a Growth Operating System(03:40) - When to Implement a Growth OS: From Random Acts of Growth to Repeatable Systems(04:20) - Growth OS Building Blocks: Strategy, KPIs, Rituals, Templates, Frameworks(05:37) - Plug-and-Play Templates: Customizing the Growth Operating System for Your Stage(06:25) - Growth Strategy 101: North Star, Vision, Levers, Bets, and Milestones(07:25) - Choosing a North Star Metric: Activation and Retention as Leading Indicators(08:31) - Activation Example: The Facebook “7 Friends in 5 Days” North Star Metric(09:43) - Defining Activation: Customer Interviews, Milestones, and Value Realization(10:47) - Cross-Functional Growth: Sales, Product, CS Inputs and Growth Leadership(12:26) - Earning Ownership: Become the Expert on the Problem (Activation/Retention)(15:14) - Sponsor Break: SaaStock Dublin – B2B SaaS Founder Networking and Investors(16:45) - Founder vs Growth Leader: Ownership Shifts from Early Stage to Scale(17:35) - Common Growth Mistakes: Copy-Pasting Big Tech Playbooks vs ICP Fit(19:06) - Case Study: Airbnb Referral Program Copycat That Flopped (and Why)(20:13) - Managing Growth Setbacks: Trophy File Mindset and Learning-First Experiments(23:08) - Using AI in Growth: Train on Your A/B Tests, Learnings, and Audience Data(25:16) - Documentation is a Growth Lever: Standardize Learnings and Onboarding(26:20) - Hiring Your First Head of Growth: Skill-Problem Fit and Translating Jargon(28:40) - Alignment First: What Growth Owns, Accountability, and Collaboration Rules(29:20) - Problem Selection: Scoping High-Leverage Bets and Measuring Outcomes(30:34) - Low-Volume SaaS: Qualitative Research, Session Recordings, and User Testing(32:12) - Essential Tool Stack: CRM/Marketing Automation, Product Analytics, In-App Messaging(33:45) - The Next 2–3 Years: Train AI on Proprietary Growth Data to Predict Outcomes(35:23) - Stage Advice: From 0–10K MRR—Find One Acquisition Channel and One Retention Channel

The Nightcap discusses the fallout after both Democrats and Republicans on Capitol Hill grill RFK Jr. Then, the August job report reveals that Trump's economic policies aren't doing what he promised. And, an appeals court temporarily lifts a judge's order limiting Trump's National Guard deployment in L.A. Ali Vitali, Paul Rieckhoff, Tommy Barone, and Brendan Greeley join Stephanie Ruhle for The 11th Hour Nightcap.