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Writer/Producer Patrick Schumacker (Harley Quinn, Powerless, Surviving Jack) offers up his animation expertise for our episode on the anime classic PERFECT BLUE.We descend into the Satoshi Kon's disturbing fable about the cost of fame, to discuss how its themes remain relevant in the age of superhero blockbusters and multi-film studio contracts. We share our personal experiences with massive fanbases, discuss the aspects of this movie that were way ahead of its time, and, of course, break down its relationship to Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan and Requiem for a Dream.Find Patrick at: twitter.com/PMSchumackerPatreon: patreon.com/podcastlikeits1989Twitter: twitter.com/podcastlikeitsInstagram: instagram.com/podcastlikeitsReddit: reddit.com/r/PodcastLikeIts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In honor of this year's Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month we had the honor of talking to TWO amazing Filipino artists in the fields of illustration, graphic design, and more! Since we can't go to Artist's Alley at SDCC, or any other con, for awhile - we decided to bring it to you! We sat down with Patrick Ballesteros to talk about his con experiences, combining his nerd fandoms with his art, and the upcoming LUMPIA Movie comic book!  Then we talk to Leah Abucayan about how she was inspired by the Sistine Chapel AND the Disney Channel, what it's like to work as a professional graphic designer for CNN, and how she's getting into puppets!    Patrick's Carpenter Kids Piece Buy Patrick's prints, stickers, and more here.  Find Patrick on Instagram @patrickballesteros   Check out Leah's Instagram. Find out more about here.    

Patrick Karim says gold is extremely undervalued with respect to U.S. equities. Measuring gold in the U.S. Dollar gives a distorted view of gold because Dollar is constantly losing value. Find Patrick online: http://twitter.com/badcharts1 ___________________ Miles Franklin: Call us: 1-800-822-8080 Email us: info@milesfranklin.com Website: http://MilesFranklin.com YouTube: https://youtube.com/MilesFranklinCo?sub_confirmation=1 Facebook: http://fb.com/MilesFranklinCo Twitter: http://twitter.com/MilesFranklinCo Spotify: https://is.gd/Spotify_MilesFranklinCo Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/MilesFranklinCo ___________________ Disclaimer: Views expressed in this interview are those of the guest(s) and not necessarily of Miles Franklin or the host. This interview does not constitute endorsement of any persons or ideas. Information provided is not investment advice and should not be relied on for investment decisions.

HOLLYWOOD & VINESEASON TWO | EPISODE 14 NEWS: April 7, 2021 Legacy #047- - - - -Tim and Patrick round up this week’s top movie news: Jason Momoa has horns in Slumberland! DC designates The Batman’s location as Earth 2. Jupiter’s Legacy poster and trailer drop!Also… which celebrity broke the internet with an April Fool’s Day tweet?Plus… listener mail! And of course… Thundercats fan casting!Find Patrick’s Thundercats slidesin the show notes right here!- - - - -Hollywood & Vine is a proud member of the Radio Free Podcasting Network. Check it out!Follow us on Instagram!

Find Patrick at: https://libertyweekly.net/ -- If you find value in the content, please consider donating to my PayPal KeithKnight590@gmail.com LBRY: https://lbry.tv/@KeithKnightDontTreadOnAnyone:b BitChute: KeithKnightDontTreadOnAnyone https://www.bitchute.com/channel/keithknightdonttreadonanyone/ Minds: https://www.minds.com/KeithKnightDontTreadOnAnyone/ MeWe: mewe.com/i/keithknight25 Flote: https://flote.app/VoluntaryistKeith Gab: https://gab.com/Voluntarykeith Twitter: @an_capitalist The Libertarian Institute: https://libertarianinstitute.org/dont-tread-on-anyone/ One Great Work Network: https://www.onegreatworknetwork.com/keith-knight

Shakespeare said 'To be, or not to be? That is the question.' But if he lived today he'd probably say 'Freemium or Free Trial? That is the question.' Plenty of companies have tried one or tried both and failed, not fully realizing the economics of each, and what conditions better enable one acquisition strategy versus the other. To help unpack HOW to figure this out, I welcome the Prophet of Pricing, Profitwell CEO Patrick Campbell to this week's episode. Patrick shares the what, how, and why of this age old topic, breaking down the considerations and success factors, and we even play a game of 'Freemium or Free Trial' where I come up with company ideas and he shares which strategy to go with.Find Patrick online:Twitter: @patticusFind Profitwell online:www.profitwell.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Growing up in a dysfunctional family can set us up for a lifetime of trying to “fix” our childhood through our partners. If you’re wondering why you are so hard on your partner and why the triggers got so much deeper after you said “I do,” then this Therapist Insight Bonus Episode is for you. In my conversation with childhood trauma therapist, Patrick Teahan, we talk about the shrinking, small world created by staying stuck in survival mode, and explore what it takes to get out of survival mode. Are you finally ready to say "enough is enough" and develop intimacy with yourself and those closest to you? Patrick asks us the really tough questions to ground us in the reality of what it actually takes to heal through trauma work. There are so many new ways to understand and make meaning of your childhood, click play and start applying what you learn today. Find Patrick:  Website www.patrickteahantherapy.com Instagram www.instagram.com/patrickteahantherapy Facebook www.facebook.com/PatrickTeahanLicsw/   Patrick Teahan is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social worker, YouTuber, parent, and childhood trauma therapist. Patrick is primarily a group psychotherapist creating healing communities of childhood trauma survivors who are collectively working on reclaiming intimacy and finishing childhood business. In addition, he provides individual and couples work. Patrick uses a therapy model developed by Amanda Curtin LICSW in Cambridge, MA which is the same group therapy process that he underwent to recover from his own childhood trauma. Patrick includes his experience as a recovered childhood trauma survivor creating a human balance between the healer and those seeking healing.

For anyone that is working that 9-5 job you hate, you bought into that conditioning that the world say the only way to a reliable income is to play the game. Climb the ladder, kiss the ring and know when you have to bite your tongue instead of speaking up with how you feel. But it becomes unsustainable. Especially if you know you have a spark, a creative message, something inside of you that you want to share with the world. But can you get paid to be your authentic self? Our guest today would tell you YES. And he's living proof of it. Patrick Hinds is the founder of the Obsessed Network, a podcast network for the true crime obsessed. He's also the host of the True Crime Obsessed Podcast, comedy podcast that recaps true crime documentaries with humor, sass, heart and just the right amount of snark. Topics discussed in this episode include: Creating the product that you want to exist in the world. The power of the pivot. How sometimes you need to let go of what's successful and comfortable in order to create something extraordinary. Having certainty in your eventual success without being certain of how to get there. Rejection and how not getting into the musical theatre program in college turned out to be divine redirection that was moving him in the direction of his destiny. How pursuing his passion has led him to a debt-free life and the big decision he made after a few glasses of wine. Doing the thing that is hard and how it eventually makes everything else in your life easy. Check out True Crime Obsessed podcast. Find Patrick on Instagram. Learn more about Dan's new membership program and the current enrollment offer. Sign up for Dan's upcoming Life Amplified Live event! Follow Dan on Instagram for daily tips and motivation: @cscdanmason To learn more about Dan and his one-on-one coaching programs, visit creativesoulcoaching.net Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

When NACAC revised its guidelines for college admissions conduct, the repercussions were expected to shake the foundations of higher education. Then COVID came along, doing all that and more! Amy and Mike invited past president of NACAC Patrick O’Connor to analyze the impact and predict the consequences of 2020 changes in admissions rules. What are five things you will learn in this episode? How did NACAC change their Code of Ethics in 2019? In what ways were those changes expected to impact college admissions? Did those changes come to pass, and how did COVID-19 impact projections? Which groups of students have been most affected by current trends? What have we learned this year about priorities in college admissions? MEET OUR GUEST Patrick O’Connor is associate dean of college counseling at Cranbrook Kingswood School in metropolitan Detroit.  A past president of NACAC and Michigan ACAC, Patrick also teaches Counseling in the College Selection Process as both a graduate class and professional development program.  In 2017-18, he served as the inaugural School Counselor Ambassador Fellow with the US Department of Education, keeping the Department informed of current trends and issues of interest to school counselors.  Patrick is the author of five books on college counseling, including the highly acclaimed College Counseling for School Counselors and the College is Yours series. He also writes regularly for HS Counselor Week, and Admissions Intel, with other work appearing in The Washington Post, USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor, and Diverse: Issues in Higher Education. He is on the board of directors for the Michigan College Access Network, serves as the co-founder and co-editor of the Journal of College Access, and has recently served on the board of The Common Application, and the credentialing commission for the American Institute of Certified Educational Planners.  A member of the Political Science Faculty at Oakland Community College, Patrick is a recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Award from Oakland Community College, the Margaret Addis Service to NACAC Award, NACAC’s Government Relations Award, and the William Gramenz Award (for outstanding contributions to college counseling in Michigan.) He holds five college degrees, including a Ph.D. in Education Administration, and is the first member of his family to graduate from college. Find Patrick at collegeisyours.com LINKS NACAC's Code of Ethics and Professional Practices (CEPP) Changes in College Admissions Deadlines Mean Changes for Counselors College counselor to parents: Relax RELATED EPISODES 2020 CHANGES IN ADMISSIONS RULES COLLEGE PRICE TRANSPARENCY THE ULTIMATE COLLEGE STRESS TEST ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.  

This show exists entirely because of your donations!To earn an episode, donate to The Okra Project here: https://www.artsbusinesscollaborative.org/asp-products/the-okra-project-sponsored-project/Then send a screenshot of your receipt to w2ptpod@gmail.com, or DM me on social media (Twitter @itsrainingbrens and Instagram @theburningclem)This episode’s Patron is Sergio Robles!Patrick Hamilton (Kill by Kill) is back to discuss proper pronoun usage, not enough Elvis, and proper “picking up an amnesiac patient from the hospital” attire!Find Patrick and Kill by Kill on Instagram @killbykillpodcast and Twitter @KillByKillPodOur artwork is by Henry Hall. Seek out his commissions at henryhall.designOur theme song is “Living in a Dream” by Pseudo Echo.

This show exists entirely because of your donations!To earn an episode, donate to The Okra Project here: https://www.artsbusinesscollaborative.org/asp-products/the-okra-project-sponsored-project/Then send a screenshot of your receipt to w2ptpod@gmail.com, or DM me on social media (Twitter @itsrainingbrens and Instagram @theburningclem)This episode’s Patron is Geffry Flores!This week we’re joined by Patrick Hamilton (Kill by Kill) to discuss the single funniest shot of the series, the newfound budget of season 2, and Cameraman Jesus!Find Patrick and Kill by Kill on Instagram @killbykillpodcast and Twitter @KillByKillPodOur artwork is by Henry Hall. Seek out his commissions at henryhall.designOur theme song is “Living in a Dream” by Pseudo Echo.

This week, we’re joined by the extremely funny and talented Patrick Lenton (Junkee’s Bachelor recaps, Uncle Hercules and Other Lies) to discuss Finale Week, and all its highs and lows. Why is it so hard for Locky to say he’s in favour of feminism? How hard is it to not tell the final two you love them? Should Locky have been shot with an arrow to spice up the finale? And is the Honey Badger still canonically The Bachelor? Stick around to the end of the episode for a very special surprise for the Xavheads! Find Patrick on Twitter @PatrickLenton, Bachelor recaps at Junkee, and grab his new book Uncle Hercules and Other Lies via Subbed In!

Life can change when you embrace your fears like our guest today did. His name: Patrick Sweeney. His occupation: Stunt pilot. He is also an Olympic level athlete, a best selling author, a World Record holder, has built and sold three global tech companies, is a leukemia survivor, a husband and a father. Why does he fly and seek-out fear regularly? Today we’re talking about managing fear and ADHD.. and also a little about skydiving!   A bit more about Mr. Sweeney in his own words: "I grew up terrified of everything. I didn't have confidence or self-esteem. My biggest fear was flying. I made excuses every time I had a chance to fly – on exchange programs, to family reunions, for big races, I made excuses to cover up the shame I felt of being afraid. I was lying to the world and myself. Then at 35 I got one of the rarest forms of leukemia. The doctors told me to say my good-byes. That was when I chose courage. Yeah, it's a choice. Not for me but for my 1-year-old daughter and unborn son. I decided if I beat the disease and got out of John’s Hopkins I’d get over my fear of flying. I did. I decided I’d get my private pilots license. It was terrifying, but I still took the first frightening step. Then an incredible thing happened. I fell in love with flying. I now fly a stunt plane in aerobatic competitions. It is one of the greatest joys in my life, a true passion that was hidden from me because of fear. My choice had a halo effect on my whole life. Suddenly courage became my superpower. It all started with that first small step. My life changed and so can yours. That’s why I left the lucrative start-up world behind; to write Fear is Fuel and help millions of people find courage and the life of their dreams. When we become authentic, strong and confident we can achieve world peace. That’s my dream." Enjoy!     ***CORONA VIRUS EDITION***   In this episode Peter & Patrick J. Sweeney discuss: 1:00-  Intro and welcome Patrick!  Check out his book “Fear Is Fuel” 2:11-  On not getting over your fears 3:20-  On discovering how fear can be used as a performance fuel 4:20-  On being owned by fear and the shame of fearing fear 6:15-  On overcoming poor self esteem 7:12-  On making decisions out of fear rather than opportunity 9:17-  What advice would you give someone who’s been told ‘you are different’ all of their lives? 12:20-  On being ‘different’ and the conceptualization of fear 14:24-  About the fight, flight or freeze reactions 15:20-  On recognizing opportunity and finding more fear in our daily lives 17:30-  About the courage center in our brains 18:50-  On activating our courage center  19:15-  Take Patrick’s Fear Level Test here  Find Patrick’s website at www.PJSweeney.com Find Patrick @ thefearguru on INSTA @PatrickSweeneyFearGuru on FB @PJSweeney on Twitter and on YouTube here 19:57-  Thank you Patrick! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews are working! Even if you’ve reviewed us before, would you please write even a short one for this episode? Each review that you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials. STAY HEALTHY - STAY SAFE - PLEASE WEAR YOUR MASK.. until next time! 20:05-  Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits As always, leave us a comment below and please drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t already! As you know, the more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse! Do you know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note, we’d love to hear! We have a new sister video cast called 20MinutesInLockdown! A video podcast devoted to learning fascinating lessons from interesting humans all around the world, all in 20 minutes or less!  20 Minutes in Lockdown was born in early April of 2020, when we were in fact, in lockdown, and couldn’t do much of anything. Realizing that more than ever, people could benefit from learning from people outside of their comfort zone – people with interesting stories to tell, people with good advice, people with useful ideas that could help improve lives, we started hosting short Facebook video interviews, and we grew from there. (Plus, you can actually see my hair colors change before your very eyes!) Check it out:  www.20MinutesInLockdown.com   TRANSCRIPT:  Guys, Peter Shankman looked at their episode faster than normal I'm thrilled that you're here. Let's talk Fear today. Let's talk for your, let's talk about the fear that paralyzes you and prevents you from doing anything. That's the fear that says, Hey, I have this great idea, but you know what? I don't think there was no of good. So I'm not going to take the risk. I'm not gonna do it. Let's talk about the fear that keeps you paralyzed and inactive and prevents you from getting everything you want. And when you're ADHD or any sort of neurodiverse, you get that a lot. The road is littered with brilliant ideas that never took off because fear held us back. And the day I realized that I could manage my fear was the day that I became free. And I think we got someone else who's going to share a little bit about that as well. So let's talk to Patrick Sweeney.  Patrick calls himself the fear guru and long story, very short. He grew up terrified of everything. His biggest fear was flying. Hated flying. At age 35, he was diagnosed when the rarest forms of leukemia and the doctors told him to say his goodbyes and he chose courage, and he got over it. He beat the disease. Studied to get his private pilot's license. And now he flies a stunt plane. He does aerobatic competitions. He loves it. Life can change if you embrace your fear like this guy did. Patrick welcome to Faster Than Normal. Peter man. It is great to be here. Thank you so much. I love what you guys are doing and I'm excited to be on the show. Good. I appreciate that. You know, fear is one of those things that I, I, you know, I I've talked to people. Oh, you know, I have no fear of fear for the weak. I don't believe that. I believe fear is actually very beneficial because fear. You know, if I went to, if I, every time I, I don't have to, if I wasn't afraid every time I sat up, I wouldn't skydive. Fear is designed to keep you alive. It's designed to make sure that you're on top of your game. So I think the first thing we should establish is, is you're not anti fear(?)  Oh man, the opposite. And in fact, people who say avoid your fears or get over your fears, or I want to be fearless; that's complete bullshit, Peter. I, uh, I just got off a call with 200 CEOs. Uh, in Asia from this group called YPO young president's organization. And one of them said, you know, are you afraid of anything? And I said, yeah, I'm afraid of tons of stuff, but now I know how to use that fear as fuel because when you produce that fear cocktail, when you have that those physiological changes you literally get smarter and you get stronger. So why not use that as a, as a superhuman performance fuel?  I remember the first time I ever truly discovered that fear could be a performance fuel. Exactly. Like you said, I, when I went to get my skydiving license, my first solo jump, you know, you do three tandems and they do a bunch of solo jumps with an instructor. Right? First jump you do you're you're on your own, but the instructor is sort of holding onto your belt loop, right to make sure you can stay stable in the air. And for some reason I had this, I had an instructor who weighed about 280 pounds. It was the middle of August. He was sweating his ass off. He smelled horrible and I was doing everything in my power to stay away from him in this tiny little plane. But of course it had to be right next to him. And I was gagging and several,.. I get out of the air to do the job; he lets go on and he tells me to pull, I open my parachute. I land in a heap on the ground. He comes over to me and I hugged this man like harder than I have anyone in my life. And I realized nothing else mattered. At that point I was hi is a kite on dopamine, serotonin and adrenaline and that was the first time I realized that, wow, you can really target this fear and allow it to benefit you. Now, when you started telling me, this is when you started out, you know, you were just like everyone else in that respect, fear was there. Right?  So, yeah, I mean like, is it became a life? I was, I was owned by fear. I was, uh, and, and because of growing up in a blue collar, Irish Catholic, you know, uh, immigrant area of Boston, fear was something to be ashamed of. Right. Fear was something you didn't admit. Fear was something that you pretend it didn't exist. Yeah. And my grandfather was thought the way to make us Men, you know, it was, was to beat the fear out of us. So he used to take his, um, uh, his belt off and put us over his knee and whip us with it. And so I grew up with no self esteem, always thinking I wasn't good enough. And then always feeling this terrible amount of shame because I was afraid of stuff. I couldn't tell anyone I was afraid. I wouldn't, you know, things got really crazy. Uh, you know, I got crazy scared of something I'd start crying and you know, my dad would give me the old, I'll give you a reason to cry and, uh, and so I grew up with this fear and then not knowing, not having any mechanism for dealing with it. Because of that, Peter, I became afraid of fear. So when I started feeling those feelings, you know, the butterflies, new stomach that heartbeat faster and all the stuff I talk about in my book, I started to think, holy shit, this is fear is happening I got to get away from it. I got to do something. So every time I felt that I, it became the fear of fear that really was crippling for me.  And that wake up call. I mean, you know, I'm not going to say you were lucky to get the disease you got, but you know, all the major life changes that we have come, they started some random point and yours happened to be that right? Tell us about it.  Well, you know, and, and I wouldn't necessarily say it was random. Uh, I caused it for sure. So I was, I spent my lifetime trying to build self confidence and self esteem and, and never being good enough. And so when I started a company, I figured if I made a lot of money. So first I figured if I, if I became a great athlete, I'd signed self esteem and courage, so I spent six years training to the Olympics, finished second in the Olympic trials, race the world cup in the single skull and rowing and I got confident on the water, but no place else. I mean I still was terrified to ask out a, a beautiful girl or, or ask Investors money or, you know, all this stuff instead of so, uh, so then I thought, well, so I make a lot of money. I'll get self esteem and confidence. And, and so I started to build up this persona, uh, after business school where, you know, I was wearing $10,000 watches driving $150,000 car, raised about $50 million in venture capital in debt and was just terrified the whole time. And the way I dealt with it was, was the only way I could keep these anxiety wolves at bay was drinking. I'd have seven or eight beers every night and probably twice that on the weekends. And so that combination of drinking of anxiety and fear, a fear of failure, fear of employees, leaving fear of customers going and then that, that just being terrified to fly, all of those things combined to just keep a flood of cortisol, the stress hormone, going through my body and not surprisingly- that almost killed me. I'm highly convinced that combination of things led to this really rare form of leukemia. And when I went into my local GP, he said, we have no idea what's going on, but you get no immune system and we're going to send you to the Hopkins. My one year old daughter went to her grandparent's house, my wife and I went up to Hopkins and we endured this battery of nightmare tests that culminated in Dr. McDavid coming in and saying look, um, you know, we're going to do everything we can, we've got great oncologists, but we think you should get your affairs in order and say your goodbyes. My wife was six months pregnant and went into shock. And I was just, you know, I didn't know what to do. I mean, I, it, it was then when regret hit me like a baseball bat to the stomach. I thought I looked back on my life stop, man. I had these amazing opportunities and I just wasted them all because I was terrified of everything I made every decision out of fear instead of making decisions out of opportunity. And that's when it hit me that, that, uh, I had wasted my entire life and now I'm going to die anyways.  So, the podcast is primarily geared towards either people with ADHD or people who love people with ADHD, or neurodiversity, and you know, what do you, what can you tell them? What can you tell someone who has all his life or her life been accused of being different. And has, you know, is we just suddenly realizing that that might not be a curse; that might be a gift, but they're not anywhere near the point where it doesn't scare them- where they're not afraid of that, where they can..where they can move forward from it. You know, when you're, when you're in school and you're not like everyone else, a lot of times ‘that's different and you're wrong’. Right? And so you, you grow up with that mentality of: ‘my God, something must be wrong with me. I should probably keep a low profile. I can't do anything. I shouldn't try anything new’. You know, what advice would you give.  Well, you know, I got a ton of advice from Peter and, um, partially because, you know, I think I'm going 100 miles an hour all the time. When I grew up, uh, you know, obviously in the eighties and they weren't really diagnosing kids with ADHD and the, in the, uh, eighties and nineties, she was called, “sit down, you're disrupting the class disease”. Exactly. That's exactly. And that was me. And so, and, and I'll, I'll continue the story with my youngest son as well, but, um, I had so much energy and I was always thinking of stuff and I could, I could just, you know, I was like a machine gun instead of these people who were like a bolt action rifle that I deal with. And so to me, it was always, you know, my, my. Uh, my, my friends were, would always say, you know, you're either gonna end up in jail or as a millionaire because you're out of control dude. And, you know, I think up until the sickness, you had that, that looking for self esteem and that was a big part of it because feel different and one of the things from a neuroscience perspective, everyone listened to your podcast needs to know— is that when something is different, it scares us. So we have, uh, a subconscious database that's the equivalent of 500 Mac book computers, and the really messed up thing. Peter is we don't populate that, that subconscious. Other people do. So we don't choose where we're born. We don't choose the color of our skin. We don't choose the number of brothers and sisters. We don't choose the language. We speak, all of that's changed. And for us yet, we use that to make 18 and 90% of our decision every day. So all of those decisions are being made subconsciously. Now, if you realize that if you realize that I'm going to populate the computer that's making decisions for us. And one of the key warning signals of danger that our brain gives is when something's different. And it doesn't match up with things that are in our tribe, things that are in our environment. So when someone seems different or they're called different, then they scare people and, and people are gonna act differently around that. They're going to have literally a fear response. And so. When, when you look at the greatest, most successful and happiest people in the world from a, an Elon Musk to a Richard Branson and, uh, you know, to, to, uh, Gandhi, they're all very different from normal people. And so being different. One thing I learned after, or six years of neuroscience research- being different means you've got a much higher chance of success and happiness and fulfillment. If you find the, the really bright shot, any exciting side of your difference.  It's a great way to look at it. I always think- in the concept of fear, um, if you look at the, I mean the human body and you're right, you're a hundred percent, right? The human body does classify things that could kill me, stay away from it. That's pleasurable. Get more of it, things like that. It's a very, it's a very binary, binary approach, right? A you want a, okay. That's B you can't have B you should get a stick with that. On the flip side, though. I mean, there are benefits to that, you know, not, not from the perspective of ADHD. Um, a lot of the ADHD perspective is, is, is the body is telling you not to do those things when in fact you should and that's where the training comes in. You know, for instance, um, you know, a car. Uh, God forbid a car rolls onto your kid. All of a sudden you have hope strength strengthen. You can actually pull that car off, right. Adrenaline and, and, and, and, and dopamine sorry, give you that strength. Now. You're going to be in hell for the next six months as you heal from that, but you know, you're going to the body says, hey, I'd rather you. It's better for you to, to hurt for a few months than to lose your ability to procreate, right. And that's millions of years of evolution. And so the concept of fear is that it's fear. Fear is the same thing in that regard, as adrenaline fear tells us, Hey, that saber tooth tiger can kill you; avoid it. The problem is is that we don't have saber tooth tigers anymore. Right. We have, you know, the risk of, of looking stupid, right? And we've, we've maximize these risks and glorify them in such a way through the media and through the us that a lot of times we are afraid to take that chance.  Well, and that's the problem. So we're running a 2 million year old piece of software on our amygdala, and that knows the fight, flight, or freeze response. But the problem it is that was designed by our caveman ancestors to be an early warning system for danger. And in fact, today we can use that same system in our modern society, which is full of stimulus. We can use that as an early warning system for opportunity. Because we have, when we designed 2 million years ago, that cave man was sitting out in front of his cave maybe some birds were tweeting and gentle breeze was blowing, but there wasn't phones ringing. There, there weren't computers going off there weren't horns honking and, and weed whackers going there, there wasn't all this stimulus. So anything that, that that was the slightest bit off was something that they needed to be warned about. The problem is that software stayed with us. So we've got to reprogram that. So that when something feels different, when something gives us a strange feeling, we look at that and we say, Hey, wait a minute. I’ve got an opportunity presenting itself here and try and figure out what that is when you have that feeling, beause what most people do and what I did until, you know, I almost died was I looked at that and I said, Oh my God, I get that feeling. Something's wrong. I get it. I got to run. I got to run from that feeling. When in fact you've got to lean into it, that's why we need to find more fear every day in our lives.  Well, it's very true.  And you know, the, the, the, the first time I jumped again for sometimes under the airplane, I felt freer when I hit the ground than I ever had in my life. I'm like, I gotta do that again And every time I jump, I get scared, but that's the excitement of it is that I know that the end result is going to be worth it.  Oh, Peter, when I, you and I took that first flying lesson, I peed at least four times. I'm telling you. I remember absolutely every detail. It was in a, you know, ultra high definition, crystal clear and that fear response helped me learn better because my pupils were dilated. I was taking in more visual information. My hearing was better cause more blood flow went in there. My, my brain, the brain oxygen blood barrier opened up wider so I got more oxygen to my brain. And, and I was terrified, but I kept thinking I'm going to do this for my daughter, so I had an altruistic motivation. I, I didn't want her memory of her dad being a guy who was too afraid to get on a plane and take her to Disney world. Right. So I said, I'm going to overcome this fear of flying for her. And that motivation gave me courage, that that helped me flip the switch to my courage center. The second lesson was even worse because we went out over some mountains. And, and let me tell you, Peter, in that little plane, that little diamond DA40 we were bouncing around and I actually pooped myself up. Updrafts! Updrafts will do that to you, my friend that's phenomenal.  Hey, that ha that's part of it. That's part of the game and that's part of the experience. And that's the story you tell now.  Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And, and, you know, after that, having the courage that we've literally have a courage center in our brain there's there's, uh, everyone has heard about the amygdala, our fear center, but these Israeli researchers did a brilliant study. They took, uh, 300 people who had admitted in a survey; they were terrified of snakes. And they put them in a functional MRI machine. That's one of those white sort of coffin-like things you can go into scan your brain. And at the other end of the FMRI machine was the snake sitting in a wagon on a little, um, a little track. And inside the FMRI machine, they had a button that could move the snake closer or further away and not surprisingly, most of the people got in were told what the buttons were for, and they pushed that snake as far away as they, yeah. But. There were a few brave souls who actually moved it closer to themselves. And what happened was incredible because the amygdala literally switched off and a part of their brain called the SGACC sub-genial, anterior cingulate cortex lit up like a Christmas tree. They literally flipped a switch on their brain and activated their courage center and they did it by choice. And that's the amazing thing that we all have the capability to do. We can activate our courage center. It feels horrible. Right? You've got to act courageous first, then you'll feel courageous. A lot of people make the mistake of thinking, Oh, I'll do that. When I feel more courageous.  Yeah, it's never going to happen. It's just your body telling your body you're ready to do it and then just get it done. Awesome. Patrick, I cannot thank you enough. The book is called fear as fuel. It's a Wall Street Journal Bestseller. I strongly encourage people to check it out. How can they find you? What's a, you have a website and what? [Take Patrick’s Fear Level Test here  Find Patrick’s website at www.PJSweeney.com Find Patrick @ thefearguru on INSTA @PatrickSweeneyFearGuru on FB @PJSweeney on Twitter and on YouTube here] Well, Peter, uh, I definitely have a website and something for your listeners. I think that..You have a, there's a little button there that says test your fear. So you can take a survey for, uh, it takes about five minutes and you can test your fear in different realms, like finance and chill and physical and that sort of thing. So go to www.PJsweeney.com and go test your fear. Have some fun with that. Uh, we're also got a master that released I'm really excited about. Is the fear, your listeners. Thank you all so much for taking time out of your busy day. Awesome, Patrick, thank you again. And guys, thank you as always for listening, we'll see you next week for another episode of Faster Than Normal, looking forward to it with other great guests like Patrick Sweeney. Talk to you guys soon!   — Credits: You've been listening to the Faster Than Normal podcast. We're available on iTunes, Stitcher and Google play and of course at www.FasterThanNormal.com I'm your host, Peter Shankman and you can find me at petershankman.com and @petershankman on all of the socials. If you like what you've heard, why not head over to your favorite podcast platform of choice and leave us a review, come more people who leave positive reviews, the more the podcast has shown, and the more people we can help understand that ADHD is a gift, not a curse. Opening and closing themes were performed by Steven Byrom and the opening introduction was recorded by Bernie Wagenblast. Thank you so much for listening. We'll see you next week. 

In Episode 24: Game On We are joined by the amazing and hilarious Patrick Hickey, Jr., author of “Mind Behind the Games, Interviews with Cult and Classic Video Games,” voice actor, journalist, and professor.   Patrick has interviewed over 150 legendary game designers and has some incredible stories to share- as well as lots of inspiration for turning dreams into reality.   Find Patrick’s books at http://patrickhickeyjr.com/ Podcast Music by Jeff Stovall: https://soundcloud.com/backhousetranscendental

For this bonus ep, we welcome Patrick Sullivan to the pod to talk Magic, game design, and broadcasting! He shares some great insights with us from his long career in gaming. Find Patrick on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BasicMountain Donate to the Denver Justice Project: http://www.denverjusticeproject.org/ Become a citizen of The Dive Down Nation!: http://www.patreon.com/thedivedown Now get 20% off your first 3 months of ManaTraders! https://www.manatraders.com/?medium=thedivedown and use code "thedivedown" Our opening music is Nowhere - You Never Knew, and our closing music is Space Blood - Goro? Is That Your Christian Name? email us: thedivedown@gmail.com (mailto:thedivedown@gmail.com) twitter: https://twitter.com/thedivedown

Find Patrick here: https://twitter.com/patio11 Find David here: https://twitter.com/david_perell In this 90 minute video, David interviews Patrick McKenzie, or Patio11, of Stripe. They talk about Patrick's writing process, his unique intersection of expertise, and what he's learned from writing online since 2006. We discuss: How writing online changes you from being illegible to legible The "chicken and egg" problem of building an audience Patrick's writing process Why Stripe values quality over speed The future of niche software companies Why to love what you do, not do what you love Learn More About David: Write of Passage: https://writeofpassage.school/ Read David's Essays: https://www.perell.com/blog David's Twitter account: https://twitter.com/david_perell David's Online Workshops: https://www.perell.com/writing-workshops David Twitter Email Course: https://ageofleverage.com/twitter David's Online Writing Email Course: https://ageofleverage.com/course https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YrTrWf6EjqA

Kamijace brings on Patrick Hickey Jr. to talk all about the cool things Patrick has done, including book writing and voice acting. Plus, news from Facebook's Gaming App, Riot's Vanguard technology Bug testing and PAX West is going FULL STEAM AHEAD. Find Patrick and all of his books and other media on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ReviewFixPat Or, on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/patrickhickeyjr Logo by Corgian of DogHouse Esports: https://twitter.com/doghousecorgian Intro music by Captive Portal/Zach Brider: https://captiveportal.bandcamp.com/ Website: www.wkcooldown.com Patreon: Patreon.com/Weeklycooldown Twitter: @Kamijacegaming / @WkCooldown Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheWklyCldwn/ Humble BandaiNamco Sale: https://www.humblebundle.com/store/promo/bandai-namco-publisher-sale/?partner=kamijacegaming --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/wkcooldown/message

Battered Souls #004 - The Great Letting Go with Patrick James Hennessey Patrick is the founder The LovEvolution Solution, and after playing a part in the Occupy Wall St. demonstrations in 2011 he has turned his attention to creating Sacred Waters Retreat Center as a place for community, connection and conversation. In addition to issues of consciousness and cultural awakening, as an entrepreneur he has a keen understanding of business and our current economic situation. In this talk we get into many of the dynamics involved in the Coronavirus pandemic the information war, finance, and especially how this calls us to let go and transform. He’s one of those people that prefers to think deeply and speak truth rather than engage in small talk, so enjoy this deep dive with Patrick. ———————————— Find Patrick at The LovEvolution Solution and Sacred Mountain Waters ———————————— Visit us on the web - Waking Times ———————————— Support Battered Souls with Cryptos! BITCOIN - 1PgkuMTxVwVEhgbKuXQQ1Qi8kYzsX2fn68 ETHEREUM - 0xaec9c156C492d964Ad6C8bD1377152b85Be230F6 ————————————

Patrick offers his three big takeaways from this week's episode with PushPress CEO Dan Uyemura.Find the show on IG.Find Patrick on IG.Read more from Patrick.About the Show Open Gym amplifies the voices, experiences, & insights of some of the brightest minds in the gym business. New conversations every Tuesday morning.About PatrickOpen Gym is produced & hosted by Patrick Cummings, a long-time CrossFitter & brand coach to gym owners & entrepreneurs.About Morning Chalk UpThe Morning Chalk Up is the leading news organization inside the CrossFit community. Sign up to receive the fittest news here.

Patrick offers his three big takeaways from this week's episode with PushPress CEO Dan Uyemura.Find the show on IG.Find Patrick on IG.Read more from Patrick.About the Show Open Gym amplifies the voices, experiences, & insights of some of the brightest minds in the gym business. New conversations every Tuesday morning.About PatrickOpen Gym is produced & hosted by Patrick Cummings, a long-time CrossFitter & brand coach to gym owners & entrepreneurs.About Morning Chalk UpThe Morning Chalk Up is the leading news organization inside the CrossFit community. Sign up to receive the fittest news here.

Real estate and businessman Patrick Precourt joins Brian on the show today to talk about the powerful mindset behind creating habits in our businesses and daily lives. While Patrick is a real estate investor, he also runs a business that focuses on helping people make change. In today’s episode, he talks about how we can start making decisions that will form into habits, and truly start the business of success.   Key Takeaways:   [1:05] Patrick is a husband and father and got involved in real estate back in the ’90s. He started off with an accidental lease option and their business has moved into short sales. Today they specialize in high-risk, high-reward properties and also assisted living. [3:20] In addition to real estate, he also owns a martial arts/lifestyle fitness center, that focuses on helping people create change. [4:55] Change is one of our flaws as humans. Personal development isn’t always about the quality of education; it’s about what gets people to do what they need to do with that education as a catalyst for change. [6:45] Consistent, predictable results come from the psychological aspect of education and real estate investing (or learning any new task). Context is what we do with the information, and the information itself is the content. [10:05] We are creatures of habit, and tend to make a majority of our decisions out of habit. When we set a new goal, the process needs to start with who you have to become in order to get what you want. [13:10] Patrick and Brian discuss the idea of our feelings affecting our actions, and how a triggered emotion can lead to decision-action-result. [15:55] How do we go from awareness to action? Patrick breaks down two of four steps: 1. Figure out who you have to become. 2. Attach meaning to what you’re trying to achieve. [24:15] We have to change our habits in order to change our results. When something becomes a habit, it goes into our subconscious; oftentimes, once we learn something we lose focus before it becomes a habit. Once something becomes a habit, that’s when we start the process of success. [29:35] Patrick breaks down the remaining two steps to bridging awareness and action: 3. Stop letting how we feel determine what we do. 4. Re-establish belief in yourself and your abilities to execute. [33:25] Multiple times a day, we set small goals for ourselves to accomplish tasks throughout the day. Don’t set goals (large or small), that you aren’t 100% committed to. [36:25] Brian and Patrick talk about the different contexts of these “micro-goals.” They all strive to re-establish trust in ourselves. [39:05] Accountability is huge in this process. Accountability kicks in when our inner drive runs low; it’s a necessity until our behavior becomes a habit. [41:00] Though this episode has focused primarily on health and wellness, these same ideas apply for people in real estate investing. Patrick has some final advice: Get clear on what it is you’re actually doing — the outcome of that will help you hone in on your purpose. If you start making good decisions today, it will be easier to make them tomorrow.   Mentioned in This Episode:   Meetings Daily REIA Show REI Facebook Page Brian’s Book   Find Patrick:   Patrick’s Website

It’s all about the divas when my friend Patrick L. Riley stops by the podcast to tell us about his book, “That’s what Friends Are For: On the Women Who Inspired Me.” Patrick is an author, TV producer, host and more! He tells us about what it was like working with Oprah on the Oprah Winfrey Show and beyond for over 14 years. Patrick discusses how Oprah and team were there for him when he suddenly lost his partner, what it was like growing up gay in the south, how he bonded with Aretha Franklin over her favorite soap opera. Also, Patrick and I dish about the new tell all book by Whitney Houston’s former best friend and lover Robyn Crawford and of course we fanboy a little bit over our favorite diva, Miss Diana Ross! Find Patrick’s book here; https://www.amazon.com/Thats-What-Friends-Are-Inspired/dp/0999679406/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?keywords=patrick+l+riley&qid=1573718769&sr=8-1 Follow me on Instagram here; Instagram.com/SeanLShow --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seanlshow/support

NACAC’s Code of Ethics and Professional Practices (CEPP) establish guidelines for college admissions conduct that most colleges voluntarily observe. In 2019, the organization voted to remove three provisions believed to inhibit competition among colleges for students. How will this change college recruiting practices? Amy and Mike invited past president of NACAC Patrick O’Connor to explain the implications of 2020 changes in admissions rules.  What are five things you will learn in this episode? What is Early Decision and how has the ED system changed? How do applicants and colleges benefit from Early Decision? How binding are Early Decision and Early Action? What has changed in deadlines for commitment? Why should we expect a wild summer for counselors and college-bound students alike? MEET OUR GUEST Patrick O’Connor is associate dean of college counseling at Cranbrook Kingswood School in metropolitan Detroit.  A past president of NACAC and Michigan ACAC, Patrick also teaches Counseling in the College Selection Process as both a graduate class and professional development program.  In 2017-18, he served as the inaugural School Counselor Ambassador Fellow with the US Department of Education, keeping the Department informed of current trends and issues of interest to school counselors.  Patrick is the author of five books on college counseling, including the highly acclaimed College Counseling for School Counselors and the College is Yours series. He also writes regularly for HS Counselor Week, and Admissions Intel, with other work appearing in The Washington Post, USA Today, The Christian Science Monitor, and Diverse: Issues in Higher Education. He is on the board of directors for the Michigan College Access Network, serves as the co-founder and co-editor of the Journal of College Access, and has recently served on the board of The Common Application, and the credentialing commission for the American Institute of Certified Educational Planners.  A member of the Political Science Faculty at Oakland Community College, Patrick is a recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Award from Oakland Community College, the Margaret Addis Service to NACAC Award, NACAC’s Government Relations Award, and the William Gramenz Award (for outstanding contributions to college counseling in Michigan.) He holds five college degrees, including a Ph.D. in Education Administration, and is the first member of his family to graduate from college. Find Patrick at collegeisyours.com LINKS NACAC's Code of Ethics and Professional Practices (CEPP) Changes in College Admissions Deadlines Mean Changes for Counselors College counselor to parents: Relax Benefits of Applying Early Decision at High Point University ABOUT THIS PODCAST Tests and the Rest is THE college admissions industry podcast. Explore all of our episodes on the show page.

Find Patrick here: https://www.livewiremarkets.com/contributors/patrick-pokeIn today's webinar, hear from Nucleus Wealth's Head of Investment Damien Klassen, Head of Operations Tim Fuller and special guest Patrick Poke of Livewire Markets as they cover "The Death of Traditional Financial Media."On the agenda this week is falling broker and industry research, what to make of writer biases and motives, growing interest in International equities among investors, the media silence of Superannuation funds managers, and much more.Nucleus Wealth is a Melbourne based investment house that can help you reach your financial goals through transparent, low cost, ethically tailored portfolios. To find out more head to nucleuswealth.comThe information on this podcast contains general information and does not take into account your personal objectives, financial situation or needs. Past performance is not an indication of future performance. Damien Klassen and Tim Fuller are an authorised representative of Nucleus Wealth Management. Nucleus Wealth is a business name of Nucleus Wealth Management Pty Ltd (ABN 54 614 386 266 ) and is a Corporate Authorised Representative of Nucleus Advice Pty Ltd - AFSL 515796.

Read the complete transcript on the Sales Game Changers Podcast website. PATRICK'S FINAL TIP TO EMERGING SALES LEADERS: "Your #1 focus is to help the people that you are working with understand the value of what you do. Once you really understand the impact that what you're proposing can have on their lives and on the organizations that they work for, you almost have a fiduciary responsibility to do your best to make the case for it." Patrick Devlin is Chief Business Development Officer at Meridian Knowledge Solutions. He’s held sales leadership positions at Cornerstone OnDemand, Blackboard and Symplicity. Find Patrick on LinkedIn!

Today’s podcast we’re together with guest host Michael Eagleton from Trovitech (a leading Supply Chain Solutions Company) visiting the largest tech conference in Asia “RISE” which is held annually in Hong Kong. Michael talks with Anthony Baker Executive Director, Technology at R/GA, and Patrick Siu COO at MEGA Automation about the conference, their business and China RISE is produced by the team behind Web Summit and Collision – two of the largest and fastest-growing tech conferences on the planet. Rise attracts leaders from the world’s biggest companies and most exciting startups, who are joined by journalists from major global media outlets, hundreds of influential investors, and thousands of attendees who flock to Hong Kong to share their stories during this three day Tech conference. ABOUT EPISODE GUESTS Today’s podcast features Anthony Baker Executive Director, Technology at R/GA Anthony is a seasoned technologist with 15+ years of experience, leading digital transformation for Fortune 500 companies around the world. He’s one of the founding members of R/GA Tokyo, helping to establish and grow business in Japan, from 5 core team members to 30+ in 12 months. As Executive Director of Technology, he leads the technology vision, strategy and execution for clients in Japan, supporting the rest of R/GA offices in Asia Pacific. Anthony is often speaking at international conferences, and has authored several articles in publications like The Guardian, Contagious and Campaign. Founding member of R/GA Tokyo, and Head of Technology for R/GA Japan, working in tandem with executive leads in APAC. Leading Digital Transformation for Japanese and International clients through accelerated development, leveraging modern architectures and cutting-edge technology and platforms. Focused on orchestrating best-in-class digital services, innovation consultancy and tech strategy to help grow our clients' business, create unique consumer services and experiences, and our grow our presence in Japan and APAC. Top clients include Google, Shiseido, Mori Building, Disney, Glico and LINE among others. Patrick Siu COO at MEGA Automation Patrick graduated from the University of Cambridge Department of Engineering, Patrick has extensive experience in developing cloud data management systems that has served over 200 global companies. Patrick is well aware of the difficulties encountered in the management of corporate data, he is an expert in advising clients on relevant aspects. MEGA Automation - Connecting buildings through IoT & AI technology- to reduce energy use and enhance tenant comfort. MEGA was founded by building professionals, engineers and research scientists in 2013, Mega Automation is one of the leading building automation system providers in Hong Kong. Their products integrate traditional building management systems (BMS) with advanced information and communication technology, to help corporates understand their energy consumption with the aim of cutting their energy bills. MEGA make products that take the people & environment into the core equation EPISODE CONTENT: Anthony & Patrick briefly introduced themselves, their companies, impressions of the RISE conference, and their relationships to China. Discussion about advancement & progress in the digital landscape in China. China’s digital ecosystem, use of data and the innovation coming from China The importance of telling a better brand story when entering the China market. Smart building solutions optimising energy efficiency Insights into entrepreneurship mindsets in startups and achieving growth. Importance of getting your product to market and in the han of users early. Episode Mentions: Find Anthony on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyrobertbaker/ Find Patrick on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kcsiu06/ Find Michael on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tofabapc/ RISE Conf R/GA MEGA Automation Nike Slush Trovitech Join China Business Cast WeChat group Find Jons on LinkedIN Download and Subscribe Download this episode: right click and choose "save as" Subscribe to China Business Cast on iTunes Or check out the full list on subscription options Add Jons ('jslemmer') on WeChat to join China Business Cast WeChat group

“I became Iggy because I had a sadistic boss at a record store. I'd been in a band called the Iguanas. And when this boss wanted to embarrass and demean me, he'd say, 'Iggy, get me a coffee, light.'" - Iggy Pop   The record store is in trouble, the boss is keeping it afloat cause music is still his passion, but today will make all the difference. To learn more about how Damn the Man Save the Music is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Aaron (Christopher McFarland) - The Aspiring Poet.   Afrodieter (Ken Breese) - The Flirt.   Dusty (Patrick Cartelli) - The Space Case.   The Setup: The Boss: Steven Brick, a shady flaky hard ass with a soft spot for starving artists and strays. The Bigshot: Kitchen Head (originally Mitchell Herd), once a member of The Heads, is trying to launch his solo career. Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme song is by the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

We’re answering more of your questions, covering topics from how to deal with doubt midway through a workout to what advice I’d give leaders who are tasked with motivating reluctant people. Show Notes: 01:25 - Find Patrick on IG here 01:57 - For folks who have irregular work schedules (nurses, fire, EMT, mil, etc), who can’t or don’t want to quit, what should they be thinking about in order to optimize health & fitness as best they can? 05:34 - How do you get rid of self-doubt in the middle of a workout? 06:50 - How long do you suggest someone do CrossFit before they enter a competition? 08:31 - Brene Brown’s Netflix Special 08:42 - How do you respond when somebody is attacking your character? 11:14 - How do you develop a rapport with high performers? 13:44 - What’s the proudest you’ve been of one of your athletes while at the Games, & why? 14:06 - Cole’s event at Rogue Invitational 17:07 - Do you ever eat cake? 17:37 - Can clients differentiate between professional CF trainers & “cheerleaders”? 18:59 - I find it extremely difficult to rest. I just... hate it. I know it’s part of the process but I feel this huge wave of guilt when I take a rest day. 20:00 - How do you convince some to “chase excellence” the way you have? 22:59 - What advice do you have for people in leadership positions who are trying to lead reluctant people? 24:47 - I’ve been doing CF for years, but whenever I eat clean (aka strict), I lose weight & I stop making progress in the gym. What am I not doing right? 27:17 - Should anybody be getting wild card spots to the CF Games? 30:58 - Can you talk about rhabdo as it relates to CF - do you see it often & how do you make sure that members in the gym aren’t risking getting it. 35:20 - Have you found any use to tracking heart rate during workouts? Why do places like Orangetheory put so much emphasis on it? Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Subscribe on Google Podcasts Subscribe on Spotify Grab the book on Amazon Chasing Excellence is a show dedicated to dissecting what it means to live a life of excellence, both inside the gym & out. On each episode, we'll deep dive on various aspects of running a CrossFit affiliate, becoming a better coach or athlete, & maximizing your potential. On Social Ben: Instagram Patrick: Instagram

“The record store was a place of escape. It was a library and a clubhouse” - Cameron Crowe The record store is in trouble, the boss is keeping it afloat cause music is still his passion, but today will make all the difference.   To learn more about how Damn the Man Save the Music is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Aaron (Christopher McFarland) - The Aspiring Poet. Afrodieter (Ken Breese) - The Flirt. Dusty (Patrick Cartelli) - The Space Case. The Setup: The Boss: Steven Brick, a shady flaky hard ass with a soft spot for starving artists and strays. The Bigshot: Kitchen Head (originally Mitchell Herd), once a member of The Heads, is trying to launch his solo career. Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme song is by the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

The Thursty Boiz News Show is back with more hilarious news stories! We talk all sorts of crazy stories including a man who injected himself with semen! It was gross! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

Michael and Bob watched the classic 90s animated film The Iron Giant! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

This week Mayce and Stephanie join Michael and Bob as they eat an assload of snacks from the 90s! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

Bob and Michael delve into three unsolved murders! The Snapchat Killer, the mysterious death of Joshua Maddux, and The Icebox Murders! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

Today, Patrick gives us some great advice on how to stay positive in what seems to be an increasingly negative world. As fathers, and leaders we must stay inspired and positive, even when we face the most uncertain of situations. Although in the moment we allow ourselves to feel, and show emotion, we must not let it get the best of us and fall down that rabbit hole. You can find me on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/faithfullyled.sean and on Coachilla https://app.coachilla.co/coaches/profile/60 and email me at sean@faithfullyled.com You can Find Patrick at innovativecoachingfordads.com

This week Michael and Bob discuss phobias! Some of their own, some they've never heard of, and some that give them aquatic fear boners... Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

Bob and MIchael do their first solo podcast and change things up! They discuss sleep paralysis, night terrors, dreams, and the documentary The NIghtmare! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

This week we bid farewell to Patrick as we discuss human hairballs and insane tattoos! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

We bid Patrick a fond farewell as he heads off for Calgary! We watched 12 Angry Men, and listened to The North Stone by Dusty Tucker, and Subterranean Jungle by The Ramones! Find Patrick at www.youtube.com/channel/UCzD77iXy6UwpPvq9CGOnXXw www.redbubble.com/people/PKHalford Find Bob at: johnnytv2.wordpress.com/ twitter.com/Johnny_TV2 Instagram johnnytv2

Trading is oftentimes a story of survival and reinvention. Every trader runs into periods where their strategy is not performing as expected. It's what they do at those points that will either ensure they can continue their trading passion or bury their account. Patrick Rooney started trading in the Eurodollar pit on the floor of the CME. Then, he became an electronic trader, employing discretionary strategies. When those strategies went out of favor, Patrick became a fully automated trader. No matter where you are in your trading, you can learn from Patrick's journey and continuous study and change. Find Patrick on Twitter at @patrickrooney.

Our fund raiser month reaches its epic finale with guest host Patrick Hamilton of the Kill by Kill podcast! As requested by Mylo Mook, we sit down to discuss the 1996 German horror comedy KILLER CONDOM!Join us as we review the film, discuss the cognitive dissonance of Germans attempting to make a movie set in gritty New York City, and try to understand why we’re having so many feelings about a movie called KILLER CONDOM.Find Patrick and his podcast on Twitter: @killbykillpodOur theme music is “A Beat for You” by Pseudo Echo. You can find more episodes of this show and others at podpeople.me

“Helena: Will they be happier when they can feel pain? Dr. Gall: On the contrary. But they will be technically more perfect.” ― Karel Čapek, R.U.R. The platform of a space elevator houses the electronic brains that control the drones on the planet below. They are tasked with cleaning up the Earth for the eventual return of the humans. To learn more about how Dialect is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: HLN 3618N2-4 "Helen" (Iris Explosion) - The very proper administrator. PCO-800 "Seev" (Patrick Cartelli) - The supply and aquisitions unit. Atmospheric Oversight 35,73.11.B "Atmos" (Kelsey Hercs) - The air cleaning unit with a strong sense of purpose. LSM-748 "Fleshwise" (Ken Breese) - Genetics and organics unit in charge of repopulating the fauna. B33DL3 (John Holt) - The excavation and reclamation of subsurface ecology. The Setup: Backdrop: The Earth has been left uninhabitable and the humans left, leaving a team of robots to rejuvenate the planet and await the return of the humans. Main Location: Laika Station, a platform at the top of a Space Elevator. It is rooted in continental Asia. Aspects: Doubt: WILL they/SHOULD they come back? (the humans) Task: Reverse Catastrophic Climate Change Creation: Art from (attempted?) Reproduction The Language: Completion - The return of the humans Post-Completion - A time after the humans return Plete - An expletive, a blaspheme against the sacred eventual end PreZero - A theoretical time before the task began Standby - A term used to buy time while gathering thoughts before speaking, before continuing to speak Rubrik - The guiding principles of our combined programming (Over-Prime) Over-Prime - The combined goal of the tasks we are programmed to complete Prime - The task we are programmed to perform Variable Prime - An alternative task, The theory that a root task can shift based on interpretation of programming "THE PRIME IS OURS" - An declaration of ownership over ones self and identification as one of the group Indo - A vice where in you deliberately neglect maintenance so that repair requires extra effort.  Sleep - A state of profound sadness, either born out of inactivity or leading to lethargy and inactivity EOM - An honorific, denoting that you have performed the most efficiently over the last Lunar cycle ATMOSEOM - A term for those that lord their efficiency over their peers Motaxu - The offspring of the drones and minds, constructed from organic and inorganic parts, sentient and outside the hive mind Mollies - A derogatory & dismissive term for the Motaxu Molly Maker - An insulting term for a member of the hive mind who creates and encourages the Motaxu Augmentation - Ritualistic offerings to the hive mind by the Motaxu The Disconnected - Anything outside the focus of the Rubrik, impossible to control or interface with, the unknown The Variable - A thing from outside Earth, not covered under programming or instruction, a complication VEOM - A religion of the Motaxu based on worship of the Variable Elysium - A satellite of decrepit hive minds Go check out Kelsey's play "Can't You Tell"  encore showing on July 7th, 2018. We'll update our social media when we have a specific link and you can follow her directly for updates! Find Kelsey on twitter @zforzelma & instagram @zforzelman and her website kelseyhercs.com Find Iris Explosion on twitter @IrisExplosion & instagram @1risexplosion and her website irisexplosion.com Iris will be with d20 Burlesque at GenCon 2018 this year! Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme song is by the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

"Maria: HEAD and HANDS need a mediator. THE MEDIATOR BETWEEN HEAD AND HANDS MUST BE THE HEART! Worker #1: But where is our mediator, Maria - ? Maria: Wait for him! He will surely come! Worker #2: We will wait, Maria...! But not much longer - - !" - Metropolis (1927) The platform of a space elevator houses the electronic brains that control the drones on the planet below. They are tasked with cleaning up the Earth for the eventual return of the humans. To learn more about how Dialect is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: HLN 3618N2-4 "Helen" (Iris Explosion) - The very proper administrator. PCO-800 "Seev" (Patrick Cartelli) - The supply and aquisitions unit. Atmospheric Oversight 35,73.11.B "Atmos" (Kelsey Hercs) - The air cleaning unit with a strong sense of purpose. LSM-748 "Fleshwise" (Ken Breese) - Genetics and organics unit in charge of repopulating the fauna. B33DL3 (John Holt) - The excavation and reclamation of subsurface ecology. The Setup: Backdrop: The Earth has been left uninhabitable and the humans left, leaving a team of robots to rejuvenate the planet and await the return of the humans. Main Location: Laika Station, a platform at the top of a Space Elevator. It is rooted in continental Asia. Aspects: Doubt: WILL they/SHOULD they come back? (the humans) Task: Reverse Catastrophic Climate Change Creation: Art from (attempted?) Reproduction The Language: Completion - The return of the humans Post-Completion - A time after the humans return Plete - An expletive, a blaspheme against the sacred eventual end PreZero - A theoretical time before the task began Standby - A term used to buy time while gathering thoughts before speaking, before continuing to speak Rubrik - The guiding principles of our combined programming (Over-Prime) Over-Prime - The combined goal of the tasks we are programmed to complete Prime - The task we are programmed to perform Variable Prime - An alternative task, The theory that a root task can shift based on interpretation of programming "THE PRIME IS OURS" - An declaration of ownership over ones self and identification as one of the group Indo - A vice where in you deliberately neglect maintenance so that repair requires extra effort.  Sleep - A state of profound sadness, either born out of inactivity or leading to lethargy and inactivity EOM - An honorific, denoting that you have performed the most efficiently over the last Lunar cycle ATMOSEOM - A term for those that lord their efficiency over their peers Motaxu - The offspring of the drones and minds, constructed from organic and inorganic parts, sentient and outside the hive mind Mollies - A derogatory & dismissive term for the Motaxu Molly Maker - An insulting term for a member of the hive mind who creates and encourages the Motaxu Augmentation - Ritualistic offerings to the hive mind by the Motaxu The Disconnected - Anything outside the focus of the Rubrik, impossible to control or interface with, the unknown The Variable - A thing from outside Earth, not covered under programming or instruction, a complication VEOM - A religion of the Motaxu based on worship of the Variable Elysium - A satellite of decrepit hive minds Go check out Kelsey's play "Can't You Tell"  encore showing on July 7th, 2018. We'll update our social media when we have a specific link and you can follow her directly for updates! Find Kelsey on twitter @zforzelma & instagram @zforzelman and her website kelseyhercs.com Find Iris Explosion on twitter @IrisExplosion & instagram @1risexplosion and her website irisexplosion.com Iris will be with d20 Burlesque at GenCon 2018 this year! Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme song is by the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

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“Please, don't go. It's lonely. There's a hole in my head as big as the world and it's so very lonely...” ― Alan Moore, Swamp Thing Deep in the woods lurks a beast, a creature of darkness born of the fears of man. To learn more about how Fiasco is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Josie Dynamite (Lauren Bilanko) - TV monster hunting personality who is returning to her home to catch a legend. Gary Dunhill (Patrick Cartelli) - A cattle farmer and survivalist. Esther Canton (Ken Breese) - Pig farmer who owns a good chunk of land where the beast may live. Jason Tooms (John Holt) - Recovering addict and son of the wealthy town family. The TILT: Tragedy- Death right on time. Paranoia- Two People cross paths and everything changes. The grid for this game: Between Lauren and John: Monster Hunters - TV Personality & Local Fan PLUS a Need - to explore the deepest reaches of Sucker Creek Basin. Between John and Patrick: Troublemakers - You bring the rifles, I'll bring the beer  PLUS an Object, chump hunting, a business card reading "Swamp Expert." Between Patrick and Ken: Swamp Friends - Cattle Rancher & Pig Farmer PLUS a Need - to contact the global conspiracy hiding the truth about the beast. Between Ken and Lauren: Family - Swamp Kin PLUS an Object - Rotting Meat & Fox Urine in a Cooler. Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find Lauren's gaming oasis, Twenty Sided Store in Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York. Also on twitter @20sidedstore Find Lauren on twitter @bilanko Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme comes from the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!  

"I'm the product of 6 million years of evolution? Come on, man. I crawled out of a swamp yesterday." - Peter Steele Deep in the woods lurks a beast, a creature of darkness born of the fears of man. To learn more about how Fiasco is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Josie Dynamite (Lauren Bilanko) - TV monster hunting personality who is returning to her home to catch a legend. Gary Dunhill (Patrick Cartelli) - A cattle farmer and survivalist. Esther Canton (Ken Breese) - Pig farmer who owns a good chunk of land where the beast may live. Jason Tooms (John Holt) - Recovering addict and son of the wealthy town family. The grid for this game: Between Lauren and John: Monster Hunters - TV Personality & Local Fan PLUS a Need - to explore the deepest reaches of Sucker Creek Basin. Between John and Patrick: Troublemakers - You bring the rifles, I'll bring the beer  PLUS an Object, chump hunting, a business card reading "Swamp Expert." Between Patrick and Ken: Swamp Friends - Cattle Rancher & Pig Farmer PLUS a Need - to contact the global conspiracy hiding the truth about the beast. Between Ken and Lauren: Family - Swamp Kin PLUS an Object - Rotting Meat & Fox Urine in a Cooler. Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find Lauren's gaming oasis, Twenty Sided Store in Williamsburg in Brooklyn, New York. Also on twitter @20sidedstore Find Lauren on twitter @bilanko Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme comes from the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

"Mr. Harley: Your impatience is quite understandable. Klaatu: I'm impatient with stupidity. My people have learned to live without it. Mr. Harley: I'm afraid my people haven't. I'm very sorry... I wish it were otherwise." -The Day the Earth Stood Still A quiet development where petty neighborhood squabbles hide darker motives. To learn more about how Fiasco is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Gladys Marlow (Ken Breese) - A septuagenarian with a knack for electronics repair. Ronald 'Ron' Matthews (Patrick Cartelli) - The son of Gladys Marlow, he hasn't any job prospects, but takes good care of his mother. Quincy Marmot (John Holt) - A retiree with a nose for everyone else's business. The grid for this game: Between Ken and Patrick: Family - Caregiver and Invalid PLUS an Object, a Sweaty Baseball Cap with something tucked in the Brim. Between Patrick and John: Home Owner's Association - Co-Authors of the Revised Garbage Policy PLUS a Need - to get out of an irritating commitment to a neighbor. Between John and Ken: The Plan - Minion and Accidental Observer PLUS a Location - The Tricked out Basement Home-Theatre. The TILT: Failure - A tiny Mistake Leads to Ruin Paranoia - Somebody is Watching, Waiting for their moment. Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme comes from the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!

"The tools of conquest do not necessarily come with bombs and explosions and fallout. There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices - to be found only in the minds of men. For the record, prejudices can kill and suspicion can destroy, and a thoughtless, frightened search for a scapegoat has a fallout all its own - for the children and the children yet unborn. And the pity of it is that these things cannot be confined to The Twilight Zone." - Rod Sterling A quiet development where petty neighborhood squabbles hide darker motives. To learn more about how Fiasco is played check out our primer episode. The characters for this game: Gladys Marlow (Ken Breese) - A septuagenarian with a knack for electronics repair. Ronald 'Ron' Matthews (Patrick Cartelli) - The son of Gladys Marlow, he hasn't any job prospects, but takes good care of his mother. Quincy Marmot (John Holt) - A retiree with a nose for everyone else's business. The grid for this game: Between Ken and Patrick: Family - Caregiver and Invalid PLUS an Object, a Sweaty Baseball Cap with something tucked in the Brim. Between Patrick and John: Home Owner's Association - Co-Authors of the Revised Garbage Policy PLUS a Need - to get out of an irritating commitment to a neighbor. Between John and Ken: The Plan - Minion and Accidental Observer PLUS a Location - The Tricked out Basement Home-Theatre. The TILT: Failure - A tiny Mistake Leads to Ruin Paranoia - Somebody is Watching, Waiting for their moment. Find Patrick on twitter @patcartelli and check out his podcast Repeater Find John on twitter @LordJoho Find Ken on twitter @Berlingsbeard Follow us on twitter @boredghostworld Our Bored Ghost theme comes from the amazing Pat Cupples, see his band website Hotels and Highways. Bored Ghosts we hope you found some distraction from your eternity in the void this week!  

(BONUS EPISODE FROM THE ARCHIVES)Learn about how Patrick McKenzie combined his technical skills with marketing/sales skills to launch & grow several successful internet businesses.Patrick is the creator of Bingo Card Creator. He learned marketing and sales to launch and grow Kalzumeus Software; He has worked with 37signals, Fog Creek Software, and is now in content & community at Stripe.Find Patrick on Twitter at @patio11 and listen to Patrick’s podcast here.Don’t miss out on future episodes! Subscribe quickly at StartupCTO.io/subscribe.

I had the good fortune to meet Patrick Thompson at my Portland Escape from Cubicle Nation workshop in 2009. At the time, he had left his corporate job as a software development manager and was working on a speed-reading app called QuickReader. Patrick said that at 46 years old, he realized that it was the right time to try and see if he could replace his corporate income with his own business developing mobile device applications. Fast forward 18 months and he has leveraged the code from the original application to create a string of new products, including MegaReader, which has had lots of press coverage, and great sales. In this interview, Patrick talks about how he built his software app business from idea to fully thriving endeavor. Find Patrick on Twitter @pthompson.