Podcasts about fireside conference

Camp is not a ‘thing' in Australia. And it totally should be! Daniel Levine, entrepreneur in the tech and legal space, has been hosting a unique and powerful tech community event since 2015. He's got a great philosophy when it comes to creating meaningful connections - a great way to be a boundless leader. The recipe for great connections and a meaningful event: it starts with the premise, “Attendee first”, and “Disconnect to connect”. Best tips include: no name tags, no VIP break outs, speakers stay for the entire event, all inclusive ticket, and choose your own adventure. All we can do as leaders is “set the table”, do that right, and things progress well.

In today’s episode, we have the wonderful Steven Pulver, Co-Founder of Fireside Conference, North America’s premier tech retreat with 450 founders and investors. Steven is also the Co-Founder of MinuteBox, a corporate record solution for law firms. Even as a kid, he loved outdoor camping and spending time amidst nature. As he grew older, Steven shares that these outdoor excursions helped him with his anxiety. How did Steven manage to channel all his passion to form Fireside? He shares how he and his friend Daniel started Fireside as a side-hustle in 2015. From the get-go, Fireside was meant to be a place for people to build great connections and bring everyone together: a close-knit community. Steven and Cherry Rose discuss how communities like Fireside have helped their mental health. Tune in now! WHAT YOU WILL LEARN How we met, which came from a vulnerable moment His struggles with anxiety and how it has shaped him as a person The importance of community and what it can do for mental health Learn more at https://realtalkmvmt.com/

In a live recording at Fireside Conference Taylor talks with Camp Walden Director, Sol Birenbaum, about the life lessons learned from time at camp, how to develop a relationship of interdependence, and how to take care of your mental health while being a “rock” for others. Fireside Conference https://www.instagram.com/fireside_conf/ Camp Walden https://www.instagram.com/waldencanada/ Sol Birenbaum https://www.instagram.com/waldensol/ Sol Fireside keynote 

AARON REYNOLDS is a humourist, professional speaker, and the man behind the @EffinBirds and @swear_trek Twitter accounts. When he's not on Twitter, you can find him producing a series of podcasts and at ComicCons dressed as George Lucas. He has been a baseball writer, a fine art printer, and a mall Santa Claus photographer. Aaron was raised in Mississauga, Canada, a suburb where they cut down all the trees and named the streets after them. He currently splits his time between Toronto and Ottawa. HUMOR ACROSS AGES & CULTURES. David began this episode by identifying the role humor has in personal and situational awareness. People in touch with humor are better-equipped to identify and react to the nuances of life. In safety situations that can be the difference between life and death. David stated, "Humor is observed in all cultures and at all ages.  Historically, psychologists framed humor negatively, suggesting it demonstrated superiority, vulgarity or, per Freud, was a defense mechanism.  But, modern research offers strong evidence that humor activities.  People that appreciate humor report greater life satisfaction than those who don't see the humor.  Clinical psychologists are using humor to increase subjective well-being.  Humor is an essential part of personal safety - as people receptive to humor tend to perceive the subtle nuances of situations and not to be too literal and linear - which is difficult to do in a world that can punish you for laughing." WHAT IS EFFIN' BIRDS? A compact, comprehensive, and very silly field guide featuring more than 200 of the rudest birds on earth. Effin' Birds is the most eagerly anticipated new volume in the grand and noble profession of nature writing and bird identification. Sitting proudly alongside Sibley, Kaufman, and Peterson, this book contains more than 150 pages crammed full of classic, monochrome plumage art paired with the delightful but dirty aphorisms (think "I'm going to need more booze to deal with this week") that made the Effin' Birds Twitter feed a household name. Also included in its full, Technicolor glory is John James Audubon's most beautiful work matched with modern life advice. Including never-before-seen birds, insults, and field notes, this guide is a must-have for any effin' fan or birder. EFFIN' BIRDS INTERNET MEMES. Effin' Birds memes have infected the Internet – in a good way, with some type of powerful condition that invokes belly laughs, smiles and a re-conditioning of personalities. David and Aaron discussed the witty comments social media users routinely post whenever an Effin' Bird meme appears on their screen. A common theme is for people to see the reflections of their own lives within the memes. A stoic bird above the caption, “Frankly, I Expected More,” describes the majority of work meetings, right? You can't say it, but you're thinking it – and yep, there's an Effin' Bird meme for that! WHEN WILL THE BOOK BE AVAILABLE? After crowd-funded the first printing of the 208-page “A Guide To Field Identification – Effin' Birds,” Ten Speed Press asked Aaron to refine his original work. There was a sticky point, however. In order for the book to release for the Christmas season in America, Aaron had only 3 months to render the final version. He met the deadline and Effin' Birds releases through Ten Speed Press on October 15, 2019. Due to strong pre-orders, it is already debuting as the #1 new release in Bird Field Guides. EFFIN' BIRDS MERCHANDISE. Find me the person that doesn't relish in a deck of Effin' Birds playing cards! Go to effinbirds.com for your stocking stuffers and everyday supply of clothing, mugs, pins, cards and the Effin' Birds book. WHAT IS THE FIRESIDE? Throughout this interview, Aaron shares his strategies for turnings negativity and stress into positive creative energy. He attends and presents at the Fireside Conference at rural (no WIFI) Camp Walden in Canada. As one attendee wrote, "It's tempting to describe Fireside as an innovators version of Woodstock. However it wasn't Woodstock – or Coachella, Glastonbury, Afrika Burn, or even Burning Man. It was all of them and none of them at the same time." FOLLOW DR. PERRODIN: Twitter @SafetyPhD and subscribe to The Safety Doc YouTube channel & Apple Podcasts. SAFETY DOC WEBSITE & BLOG: www.safetyphd.com The Safety Doc Podcast is hosted & produced by David Perrodin, PhD. ENDORSEMENTS. Opinions are those of the host & guests. The show adheres to nondiscrimination principles while seeking to bring forward productive discourse & debate on topics relevant to personal or institutional safety. LOOKING FOR DR. TIMOTHY LUDWIG, PHD? Dr. Perrodin's “Safety Doc Podcast” negotiates school and community safety. To be informed about industrial safety, please contact Appalachian State University Professor Dr. Timothy Ludwig, PhD, at www.safety-doc.com. This is episode 108. Purchase Dr. Perrodin's Book: Schools of Errors – Rethinking School Safety in America www.schooloferrors.com

This season we are talking about the two elements of Joy: Well-being and Success. Success is the achievement of goals, whatever they are. Well-being is having a positive relationship with our abilities and our limits, whatever they are. We need to miss out on some things to get there. Some beliefs. Some habits. Some hustle. All the FOMO. DISCONNECT TO RECONNECT | A Fireside Special This week, we're releasing two special JOMOcast episodes with guests from Fireside Conference: an offline conference for techies. First up, Peter Katz. When Peter - a Juno-nominated musician - showed up for a sold-out concert in a tiny town in the middle of nowhere, he'd get a job offer that would change his life forever. Instead of hustling year-round as a creator, he now spends an entire month each year unplugged from touring, from the city, from the non-stop pressure to produce, in order to invest in the lives of teens building resilience in the mountains. It was a risky choice - one that could have jeopardized his career but, instead catalyzed his career and his life. Key takeaways from our conversation: - The joy of missing out on personal gain to invest deeply in others- Letting go of predictability to embrace work that brings you LIFE- Consciously choosing to trade the noise and hustle of the city for the silence of the mountains Topics covered:- The traps of personal branding- The freedom and joy of outward focus- For communities to thrive we all need to elevate each other and we can't do that if we are isolating ourselves- It takes time to process feelings- The “wow” factor: the importance of curiosity GO DEEPERWant to experience the joy of missing out in your daily life? We'll send you playful prompts to brighten your day, expand your mind, and push you outside into the real world. We all need a little nudge. Sign up for 7-days of free JOMO Quests at experiencejomo.com. Favorite Quotes “There are no bad kids, only sad kids.” “I would not choose the Air Canada Centre [the biggest venue in Canada] over that experience. Not a million years. And this is not the direction I thought I would take as a singer/songwriter.” “Everything GOOD in my life is rooted in saying yes to that.” SponsorsHover has a domain name for whatever you're passionate about. Get 10% off your first domain name, and start laying the groundwork for your next big idea, by visiting hover.com/jomocast. Follow Peter's work:https://www.peterkatz.com/ | https://www.instagram.com/peterkatzmusic/ Call to ActionIf this episode sparked some new ideas, I would love your support. Subscribe in iTunes and write us a review. Every rating helps us attract new listeners, which helps us to keep making the show! For bonus content and extras like a JOMO manifesto letterprint, become a patron at www.patreon.com/jomocast. Every patron gets a shout out on the JOMOcast and a place on the Wall of Thanks for all of time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This season we are talking about the two elements of Joy: Well-being and Success. Success is the achievement of goals, whatever they are. Well-being is having a positive relationship with our abilities and our limits, whatever they are. We need to miss out on some things to get there. Some beliefs. Some habits. Some hustle. All the FOMO. DISCONNECT TO RECONNECT | A Fireside Special This week, we're releasing two special JOMOcast episodes with guests from Fireside Conference: an offline conference for techies. Meet Jessica Brunette and Payam Shalchian. Payam, a former management consultant working 70-hour weeks, had little time for the things that supported his well-being, namely his relationships - especially with his wife Jessica - but also with his extended family and friends. Payam would wake up, as many of you do, to a flood of email messages demanding his attention. By nightfall, the pressure wouldn't let up. When Jess's sister and brother-in-law shared their vision for opening a bed and breakfast in the country, Jess and Payam were captivated -- by the idea of living in community, and by the freedom to experiment and play. Now co-owners of the Edward Bed and Breakfast, the foursome co-live in the wilds of Ontario's Prince Edward County. My husband Michael and I spoke with Jess and Payam on our anniversary in September sitting around a picnic table at Camp Walden. We heard how this couple made the choice to slow down and the dividends it's paid to their well-being, marriage, and all-round satisfaction with life. Topics covered:- Hustle till you make it? Reddit's co-founder says putting work above all else could be 'toxic.' -  CNBC- Realities and true costs of round-the-clock professions- Going through hard things can make for good outcomes- Power in relying on other people- Anxiety about doing one thing- Leaning into someone else's vision- Power of community- Freedom to experiment GO DEEPERWant to experience the joy of missing out in your daily life? We'll send you playful prompts to brighten your day, expand your mind, and push you outside into the real world. We all need a little nudge. Sign up for 7-days of free JOMO Quests at experiencejomo.com. Favorite Quotes “And we said, “Hey, let's move in, all 5 of us, what could go wrong?” SponsorsHover has a domain name for whatever you're passionate about. Get 10% off your first domain name, and start laying the groundwork for your next big idea, by visiting hover.com/jomocast. Follow The Edward B&B:https://www.theedward.ca/ | https://www.instagram.com/theedwardpec/ Call to ActionIf this episode sparked some new ideas, I would love your support. Subscribe in iTunes and write us a review. Every rating helps us attract new listeners, which helps us to keep making the show! For bonus content and extras like a JOMO manifesto letter print, become a patron at www.patreon.com/jomocast. Every patron gets a shout out on the JOMOcast and a place on the Wall of Thanks for all of time. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

During the fall of 2018, Rivers Corbett attended the Fireside Conference. Here are the stories of 14 leading Canadian entrepreneurs. Fraser Nagy, Transparent Kitchen | Podcast Timestamp: 00:3:14 Galen Udell, Bark n Yapp | Podcast Timestamp: 00:13:09 Ilya Brotzky, VanH ack | Podcast Timestamp: 00:25:58... The post Fireside Conference X Startup Podcast with 14 Entrepreneurs – September 17th 2019 appeared first on Startup Canada.

Listen on: iTunes / Podbean / Stitcher / Spotify / YouTube On The Events Podcast, we have spoken to a lot of people running retreats in beach or mountain locations. Today's guest though has taken it to the next level! He is running a huge conference for over 300 entrepreneurs in the Canadian Wilderness and attracting big-name speakers for free. Find out how he's done it on this weeks interview. This podcast is brought to you by www.eventsframe.com - Effortless ticketing and attendee management with NO ticket fees....Make the switch from Eventbrite today. Email dan@eventsframe.com with the subject line ‘PODCAST' for a special discount code. I hope you enjoyed the podcast and if you did please leave us an iTunes review it really means a lot to us! Finally please join our Facebook Community of #eventprofs to keep the learning going Get in touch with me via dantaylor.me You contact Steven at https://firesideconf.com/  Sign up to our newsletter, delivered every Friday to get notified when the podcast is live, plus the latest events news of the week!

Keynote speaker from the Fireside Conference and musician, Peter Katz, joins the pod to share some his lowest moments and the tools that got him through it.  Peter opens up about his divorce and how he navigates living with uncertainty.   RESOURCES @peterkatzmusic We are the Reckoning  Beyonce Halo Cover  

Founder of No Better You and host of the Help! I Suck At Dating podcast, Vanessa Grimaldi, joins Taylor to debrief on their 3 1/2 week travel adventure.  The two reflect on their emotional experience at the Fireside Conference in Canada and how they handled travel anxiety, delegation of tasks, and the communication during their stay in Bali.  Lastly, the ladies ask...should they start a podcast together?! 

Taylor’s first live recording at Fireside Conference with mental health advocate, sports broadcaster, founder of Sick Not Weak, and professional sharer Michael Landsberg.  Michael breaks through barriers of people, especially men, being “weak” because of mental illness by using his platform to spread the message that he is “Sick Not Weak”.  He shares his experience with depression, and how his journey of becoming a professional sharer has helped him.   RESOURCES Sick Not Weak

Over the weekend we had the opportunity to attend Fireside Conference and podcast with some wildly inspiring and successful individuals.During the first morning at Fireside, we sat in on a keynote led by Jeffrey Hayzlett and knew we had to talk to him before the weekend was over. Not only did he happily record an episode, but he also gave us over an hour of his time to just chat about business!  Jeffrey is a primetime television host, global business celebrity, speaker, best-selling author, and Chairman. Hayzlett is a well-traveled public speaker, the author of two bestselling business books, The Mirror Test and Running the Gauntlet, and Think Big, Act Bigger: The Rewards of Being Relentless. Jeff shares his executive insight and commentary on television networks like Bloomberg, MSNBC, Fox Business, and C-Suite TV. He has appeared as a guest celebrity judge on NBC’s Celebrity Apprentice with Donald Trump for three seasons. In This Episode:  Fireside recap Adapt, Change or Die Radical transparency in business Finding balance in all areas of your life for success Why you should never been scared when in good company Thank you to this week’s sponsor, Wholly Veggie!  Wholly Veggie! was built on the belief that the world would be better off with more veggies at our tables. Not potato chips, hickory sticks or frosted flaky tips. Real veggies. The kind your grandma used to pull out of the ground when you were a wee child. This has been our goal since our founders first got together, and what still drives us to this day. Let’s face it. Everyone has seen a wilted carrot in their fridge. The truth is, eating veggies all the time is hard. That’s why we’ve worked to develop veggie products that offer convenience without sacrificing on the quality. No soy, gluten, dairy, GMOs’s, or added sugar can be found in products. We like to take the work out of the kitchen so your meal can include a nice Wholly Veggie! addition. Plus, you never have to see that wilted carrot again. Hooray! www.whollyveggie.com/    

Coming to you live in front of a studio audience from the 2018 Fireside Conference in Canada, where the milk comes in bags and the vodka comes in cans; AI buzzword bingo; what not to do as a start up; Elon Musk, up in smoke; Stop BEZOS Act; you can't give away crypto; white hats go rogue; send in the mounties! Show notes at http://gog.show/279

What's Up, Creative Hustlers! Steven & Melissa here. Today, we're talking with Daniel Levine & Steven Pulver from The Fireside Conference, which is an all-inclusive, immersive, off-the-grid and off-the-record retreat featuring the brightest minds in business, the startup world, investors and media communities. [00:00] This episode is brought to you by your interim CMOs, Latin & Code. [00:42] This interview episode is sponsored by The Agency Guy. Don't get overwhelmed, check out TAG. [01:09] Today, we're chatting with Daniel Levine and Steven Pulver, creators of The Fireside Conference. [01:32] Why Daniel and Steven are Creative Hustlers. [02:38] Daniel and Steven are actually lawyers. [03:27] Fireside Conference takes over a summer camp once a year. [04:05] Steve has a background in camping as well as marketing and entrepreneurship. [04:38] They focus on the power of disconnecting. [05:37] Living at the intersection of creativity and business with camping and business. [06:20] How & how long should you disconnect for? [07:10] How disconnecting became important for Daniel and Steven. [08:10] There's no cell phone reception up at the camp. [09:42] People want to come to Fireside because their phone is going to be useless for them. [10:40] We put this disconnecting weekend together, but it's difficult to do in everyday life. [11:23] Start with a few hours disconnected once a day. Daniel and Steven do it in the morning. [12:52] When you're sitting around a campfire, you don't need a nametag. [13:50] Fireside Conference is invite only, how did that start? [15:38] How do you maintain a great community, while also growing? [16:03] Anyone can apply for an invite, but they mainly rely on word of mouth and alumni connections. [17:36] Daniel & Steven rely on the alumni to find good fits for the community. [18:55] Who is the perfect Fireside attendee and why? [21:21] What does Fireside look like in 2020? [22:30] The concept of Serendipity. [23:25] What does a typical day at Fireside look like? And how are the days structured? [26:07] What's the feedback from the alumni of Fireside Conference? [29:57] They get the type of interaction because they don't publish a list of speakers like most conferences. [30:34] The conference Daniel & Steven were at that made them realize they hated that type. [32:19] They ask, what do you need to be better at? And there are a ton of different struggles. [34:20] Steven & Melissa heading to Fireside?? [34:38] What person in history would you like to have attend Fireside Conference? [37:33] That's a Wrap [37:42] Where Daniel and Steven live on the internet. [39:11] Come check us out at TheCreativeHustler.com, or work with us at LatinandCode.com. Don't forget to leave us a review on iTunes and Stitcher. [39:31] Melissa's Moment of Hustle. Contact: FiresideConf.com/Creative Anyone who comes through this link, Steven & Daniel will review! Twitter: @FiresideConf Instagram: @Fireside_Conf

When entrepreneurs Daniel Levine and Steven Pulver started their Fireside Conference in Canada 4 years ago, their ambition was so hot it burned through their budget, putting the conference in the red.  For more information, visit the show notes at https://www.bobbirebell.com/podcast

Imagine connecting with a global tribe of entrepreneurs and innovators, what would that look like? Would it be like every other networking event and conference out there or would it need to be a completely different experience? On this episode, you’ll hear from Fireside Conference founders Daniel Levine and Steven Pulver. In our conversation, Daniel and Steven open up about why they started Fireside Conference, how it helps business leaders connect in a meaningful way, why they love the global tribe they are building, and much more! Don’t miss a minute of this engaging episode with Daniel and Steven! Can you really build a global tribe? Is the concept of building a global tribe really practical? Will people who go to a conference stay connected when they leave? Daniel and Steven are working hard to build a community the likes of which the entrepreneurial community has rarely seen. Together, they envision a group of leaders with diverse backgrounds who are willing to leave all the trappings of their busy work environments behind to connect in a way that truly matters. According to the responses they’ve received, it seems that their idea has struck a chord! Learn more about Daniel and Steven’s journey by listening to this informative episode! Frugal marketing that pays off. What does your marketing strategy look like? Do you take a shotgun approach where you market through multiple channels to see what sticks or do you research for long periods of time and make a calculated effort? For Daniel and Steven, the answer is somewhere between these two strategies! They’ve found that marketing the Fireside Conference through multiple channels has led them to identify two channels that work really well, Facebook and Instagram. They’ve also carefully leveraged assets such as high-quality music, photos and videos to convey the look and feel of the Fireside experience they want leaders to come and enjoy. Get more details on Daniel and Steven’s marketing strategy for the Fireside Conference by listening to this helpful episode! The future of entrepreneurship is accessible. Where is the future of entrepreneurship trending? How has it changed over the last five to ten years? With the rise of the internet and social media communities, it seems that entrepreneurship is more accessible than ever before! Leaders like Steven Pulver not only agree with this assessment, they are looking for ways to create more avenues and platforms so the entrepreneurial bug can be caught by the next generation. Don’t buy the line that entrepreneurship is only for the well connected and the powerful! The future is bright and the opportunities are more available than ever before! Don’t be afraid to think outside of the box! It has been said that if you want something you have never had, you must be willing to do something you have never done. What are you doing to push the envelope? How are you thinking outside of the box? What started as a dream to get out of the typical and sterile conference environment eventually blossomed into a robust and growing global tribe of entrepreneurs. Daniel and Steven are convinced that the possibilities are endless for leaders like you who are willing to put in the work. What are you waiting for? Learn from Daniel and Steven’s story and let it inspire you to go out there and make a difference! Key Takeaways [1:05] Daniel Levine & Steven Pulver join the podcast. [2:00] Daniel and Steven talk about what inspired them to start the Fireside Conference. [5:50] What does it take to build a global tribe? [9:00] Is there really a Fireside song? [12:30] Daniel and Steve explain their marketing approach for Fireside. [16:00] What has been the craziest thing that has happened at Fireside? [20:30] Steven enters the Launch Round - rapid-fire questions. [23:45] Why you should check out the Fireside Conference. Links Jonathan Mann Ted Cole Steve Jobs Skin in the Game

Camp is not a ‘thing’ in Australia. And it totally should be! Daniel Levine, entrepreneur in the tech and legal space, has been hosting a unique and powerful tech community event since 2015. He’s got a great philosophy when it comes to creating meaningful connections - a great way to be a boundless leader. The recipe for great connections and a meaningful event: it starts with the premise, “Attendee first”, and “Disconnect to connect”. Best tips include: no name tags, no VIP break outs, speakers stay for the entire event, all inclusive ticket, and choose your own adventure. All we can do as leaders is “set the table”, do that right, and things progress well. #boundlessleadership Daniel’s bio: Daniel Levine is a Canadian entrepreneur in the tech space with a legal background. He is co-founder of tech startup MinuteBox, a cloud based minute management system to help with corporate governance compliance. He is also one of the co-founders of the innovative and pioneering Fireside Conference. This is like summer camp for grownups and the perfect backdrop for big thinking and deep relationships. www.firesideconf.com September 6-9. 2018 at Camp Walden, Canada Shownotes: Http://www.zoerouth.com/innercompass/marketing/speaking/podcast/fireside

Connect without any distractions. If you're just looking at the status quo in business, you're always going to do the same things and end up being just like your competitors. Daniel Levine and Steven Pulver, who are the co-founders of the Fireside Conference, recognized the importance of getting away from technology, pitching, business cards, and name tags for a little while to truly form relationships with top people in their communities. It takes courage and confidence to do something completely new and different, but that is the best way to carve up a new niche within a particular market. During this interview, you’ll discover… The importance of human-to-human personal connection Why unplugging yourself will help with your personal life Why partnership is one of the keys that will lead you to success To find out more about Daniel and Steven, visit https://www.thethoughtleaderrevolution.com/.

Business conferences are big business. The World Economic Forum in Davos, the Milken Institute Global Conference, and the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference are among the largest and best-known of the lot. By comparison, the annual Fireside Conference – held at a remote retreat a 3 ½ hour drive from Toronto –  is a puppy; but a best-in-show gathering at that, attracting a small group of top innovators, thought leaders, and investors in the entrepreneurial universe. Fireside’s co-founder, Daniel Levine, tells host and reputation coach Dean Rotbart just why every year Fireside gets more than ten times the number of applicants than it accepts – and the secret to having what it takes to land a coveted invite to the off-the-grid, off-the-record meeting of some of the brightest minds in business. Photo: Daniel Levine, Fireside Conference Posted: July 9, 2018 Monday Morning Run Time: 42:30

I'll be honest. This conversation didn't exactly head in the direction I thought it would, but that's what makes it so darn fun to listen to. It might be my most entertaining episode yet, and in the end, it came out full of value, too. Dan Levine and Steven Pulver started Fireside Conference four years ago with the idea that they'd make a startup conference more like summer camp - informal, fun, and intimate. The kind of event where you make real connections and new friends, far beyond corporate networking. It caught on, and even though they lost a lot of money that first year, Dan and Steve decided to keep doing things the way they want, financial consequences be damned. And there's lessons in that. But they keep growing, and have found ways to run an insanely cool conference that attracts some incredible talent without having to pay anyone to attend, and that's led to other revenue opportunities. If you're thinking of creating a conference or any other event, this is a great episode that covers a wide range of things you'll absolutely need to consider before putting your plans in place! For full show notes, links and images, check out this show's post at TheBuildCycle.com/Podcast Be sure to subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, Overcast FM, or wherever you listen to podcasts and leave a review and rating! And let me know who you'd like to hear interviewed...just message me on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram.

Jordan (@JordanHarbinger) and Jason (@jpdef) are back to banter every week and take your comments and questions for Feedback Friday on The Jordan Harbinger Show! If you want us to answer your question, register your feedback, or tell your story on one of our upcoming weekly Feedback Friday episodes, drop us a line at friday@jordanharbinger.com. Now, let's dive in! On This Week's Feedback Friday, We Discuss: What's so wrong with a lawyer driving an Accord? Should you be firm or friendly when you're a landlord and you're pretty certain your tenant just lied to you about paying the rent? Is protocol for who picks up the check different between Maui and the mainland? 24 and thinking of living abroad? You'll never have less responsibility than you do now. How do you start making connections from scratch in a new field? When you own your own business, how do you give yourself a raise without making your clients feel like you're trying to pull a fast one? What's the surefire right way to refer to women? Recommendation of the Week: Top Spin Quick shoutouts to Nadia and Vik! Join the Jordan Harbinger Cabin at the Fireside Conference from September 6th-9th, 2018! Have any questions, comments, or stories you'd like to share with us? Drop us a line at friday@jordanharbinger.com! Connect with Jordan on Twitter at @JordanHarbinger and Instagram at @jordanharbinger, and check out Jason's (@jpdef) other show: Grumpy Old Geeks. You can also find him on Instagram at JPD. Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider leaving your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! Full show notes and resources can be found here.

As leaves begin to change, entrepreneurs from across Canada head to the friendly town of Bancroft (between Toronto and Ottawa) to join their like-minded counterparts at the Fireside Conference. With sparks of knowledge shared in adirondack chairs and intriguing content for every entrepreneur, lawyer-friends Steven... The post Business and Bonfires with Dan Levine and Steven Pulver – February 6, 2018 appeared first on Startup Canada.

Your inner critic. If you let it, it can run the show. Once that happens, its sheer power can leave nothing but destruction in its path. Your hopes, your dreams and your business success can all disappear if the critic persuades you to play it safe and small. However, according to our guest, Andrew Warner of the highly successful entrepreneur interview-based podcast, Mixergy, you do have a choice. During a fascinating live interview with Nicky Billou from the Fireside Conference in Bancroft, Ontario, Canada, Andrew shares the following... How asking questions can neutralize your inner critic or as Warner puts it, your “countermind” How the use of “guru beads” can keep you focused and tame your negative thoughts The importance of being aware of the ONE thing you want to do To find out more about Andrew, visit https://www.thebusinessofthoughtleadership.com.

The CanCon team heads to Fireside Conference to disconnect, complain about tech nostalgia, and argue whether or not an Amazon HQ in Canada is a good thing.

A special episode recorded around a fire pit in the woods at Fireside Conference ( http://firesideconf.com ). Aaron's stories include: a mysterious, life-sized cardboard George Clooney getting banned from No Frills repeatedly mentioning Zoodles on the CBC that time the Department of Homeland Security asked about Aaron's Twitter accounts

Our Lead Designer (and my best friend) is Moving Across the Country • • Alexis talks Fireside Conference firesideconf.com

“We try to curate an environment that fosters serendipity.” Daniel Levine Today listeners we have one of the co-founders of Fireside Conference, Daniel Levine on the show! FiresideConf happens just outside of Toronto, Canada. Once a year, some of the brightest minds in business and tech disconnect from our digital world, travel to Camp Walden near Toronto to spend a long weekend networking and learning from one another in a fun filled outdoor adventure. They host speaker sessions while sitting around the campfire discussing business ideas. The entire camp is open to waterski, canoe, kayak, sail, participate in sports and a rope course. What is really cool about FiresideConf is that you truly are disconnected. Meaning that there is absolutely no cell phone reception at the camp. It is an invite-only, all-inclusive technology, business and investor summer camp! I am really excited to welcome Daniel to the show because he is the first person that we have had on the show that creates events similar to The Entrepreneur House. I started researching FiresideConf and Daniel, and became more and more excited about learning more about both him and FiresideConf…..and with that, let's welcome Daniel Levine to the show! “We take a really strong and deep care for the people that join us. Daniel Levine “The more you turn off, the more you turn on.” Noah Kagan FiresideConf: Join The Entrepreneur House Cabin @ FiresideConf Sept. 8-10, 2017 http://2017.firesideconf.com/entrepreneurhouse/ Honorable Mentions: Noah Kagan http://www.appsumo.com/datadeck/ Camp Walden http://www.campwalden.ca/ Contact Info: Website: http://2017.firesideconf.com/entrepreneurhouse/ daniel@firesideconf.com Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/firesideconf

Aaron visits Fireside Conference and gives a talk on the roller-coaster ride of BatLabels, sudden internet notoriety, meeting Adam West and getting comfortable with hugs.