Podcasts about for eddy

Have you ever been a fan of a solo artist and also a fan of a band and then later find out that artist was in said band? For Denny, it was realizing that Dave Grohl - the drummer in Nirvana - was the same Dave Grohl that fronted the Foo Fighters. For Eddy, it was realizing that Ringo Starr - vocal powerhouse behind the 70's classic "Photograph" - was the drummer in The Beatles. With this in mind, Chris, Denny, and Eddy sit down to discuss the most shocking of these realizations. Billy Evers joins again. Is there something so jaw-droppingly surprising that we are forgetting it? Do you want to have your topic settled? Let us know at AlrightItsSettled@gmail.com.

In this episode, Eddy chats with Nathan Meola, a life coach who is focused on helping people lose weight through a holistic approach. Nathan shares how he struggled with his own weight issues and what ultimately led him to having a healthier body. Listen in to know more about Nathan’s journey.   Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:39 – Eddy welcomes Nathan to the show 01:37 – Nathan and Eddy met at the Date with Destiny event Nathan says the event is intense Eddy says his biggest take away is everyone has shared thoughts 03:44 – Nathan shares how he works with groups of people at once Everyone has the same thoughts, but no one talks about it 04:55 – At the Date with Destiny, you learn that everyone is connected and the same 05:07 – Nathan talks about his Date with Destiny experience His perception of love has changed Gratitude and love points to the connectedness of everything 08:12 – Gratitude used to be just a word for Nathan Nathan was overwhelmed when he experienced real gratitude He felt grateful for all the people who has helped him Nathan has not expressed his gratitude to his mentors in the past It was all interconnected with energy and money 12:40 – Nathan spent six hours on the phone and thanked the people who has helped him 13:36 – Nathan talks about forgiveness Forgiveness is never easy It means accepting, acknowledging and releasing the negative energy 15:46 – For Eddy, it is about letting go of arguments and not holding on to resentments “Its up to me to let go” 16:55 – Nathan says he is on a program The first week is about affect to cause It is about realizing that we are the cause “I am the one that put me here” 19:57 – Weight loss is never the issue Whatever is going in internally, the external body will show it 21:33 – Nathan used to be 250 kilos He underwent surgery and lost 50-60 kilos By 6 months, he began to eat more again and the band malfunctioned Nathan didn’t want to tell people he had surgery and it created the feeling of shame in him 25:08 – Surgery was an external solution to obesity 26:29 – Nathan does not regret doing the surgery as it has become part of what he is doing now 28:22 – Nathan applied in The Biggest Loser He was able to pass until the last part of the audition process He put on weight during the audition period He was devastated when he didn’t get on the show and blamed everyone but himself Nathan went on a 5-year downward spiral 34:22 – Eating was the strategy Nathan used to hide negative emotions 35:50 – Nathan started to feel sick He was travelling when his legs felt numb and he couldn’t stand He lost his job and his family were having arguments about him The only time he left the house was to get pain killers 39:31 – For three months, Nathan was just eating, sleeping and getting on pain killers and weed 41:33 – Nathan made the decision he was going to eat himself to death 43:31 – A neurosurgeon told Nathan the solution to his back problem was to fuse his spine Nathan felt it was what he needed to do He must lose 15 kilos before he can undergo the surgery Nathan realized it was his decisions that was causing pain to his family 48:39 – Nathan went on a weight loss retreat in 2010 49:09 – You can physically affect your body, but you also have to change your beliefs You will always be fighting against your body if you do not upgrade your identity Do not focus on losing weight, focus on a shift in mindset 52:10 – Losing physical weight and having people validate it is a distraction 54:17 – Women feel there is more pressure for them to lose weight We inform society more than society informs us 56:14 – The goal should be how you want to feel not what you want to look like 57:15 – Eddy says he always says no to everything when he had weight issues Know what always saying “no” means 58:55 – The body and the heart knows when you need to change 59:36 – Nathan feels what happened to him was bound to happen, he just had to let go 1:00:56 – When Nathan lost the 15 kilos, he didn’t get the surgery anymore 1:01:54 – Eddy shares his thoughts on the health system There are people still waiting on what their diagnosis is People are waiting for doctors to tell them what is wrong with them 1:04:13 – What you are feeling is a collection of symptoms that has accumulated in your life 1:05:46 – You are on a quest to find a disease that will make you change 1:06:17 – There are two reactions when you are told you only have three months to live 1:07:52 – You have to know what your purpose is on earth Your weight and health depends on your vision of your purpose Allow your vision to move you forward 1:10:48 – Losing weight is about falling in love with food It is a journey to find a new relationship with food Breaking out from a bad relationship takes a lot of work 1:15:21 – Nathan used to think he was not worthy to be in a relationship with someone 1:16:37 – Falling in love with food means finding a good relationship with it 1:17:19 – Everything is about energy and the food you eat affects your energy 1:18:03 – Learning to love food and how it affects you is a learning process 1:19:25 – Weight is used as a mask 1:21:10 – Nathan talks about the changes he has gone through From feeling fearful to going towards fear Darkness is inevitable, but you have the strength to face it You have control over pain and darkness if you do not suppress it 1:25:07 – Nathan felt he would not experience the world 1:26:22 – Being big is difficult when you want to travel 1:28:54 – The concept of failure has also shifted for Nathan 1:30:36 – It is not about the diet 1:31:24 – Contact Eddy at Peeling It Back or Facebook and Instagram   Resources Mentioned: Date with Destiny – Tony Robbin’s event where Nathan and Eddy met Nathan Meola – Nathan’s website  

Eddy Collett is the founder of Sunlight Liquor, a unique company that is reimagining how honey and alcoholic beverages can be used together. For Eddy, the journey started with a passion for beekeeping, a not so common hobby that opened up his mind to issues of sustainability and the environment. Looking for a unique way to use honey, Eddy partnered with his friend Tom O’Reilly, who started his career brewing beer with Stone and Wood. With no business experience, the duo founded Sunlight Liquor, and on a steep learning curve, Eddy and Tom have developed a great product, secured early sales and are now preparing for the next big step in growth. Sunlight Liquor: http://www.sunlightliquor.com/ This podcast is brought to you by KMT Partners. KMT is a leading accounting and wealth management advisory firm in South Australia, assisting you to emerge, renew, grow and build resilience in business, themes which are central to this podcast series. For more information visit http://KMTpartners.com.au Subscribe to our mailing list: https://kmtpartners.com.au/kmt-partners-podcast-sessions-join-our-mailing-list/ KMT on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KMTpartner/ KMT on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kmt-partners This podcast is hosted and produced by Andrew Montesi from Apiro Media http://apiropodcasts.com

Today's episode is a different type of episode.  It's a consult style episode with new grower Eddy Gilmore and long-time microgreen grower Chris Thoreau. The first part of this episode will be Eddy and I talking about what's going on with his farm, and then later in the episode Chris will join us to answer some of Eddy's questions about growing his microgreen business. Eddy's at a point in that business that you may find yourself in.  He's growing his microgreens at home in his house, but he's running out of space and wondering where to from here. Find out how Chris would handle and approach the business expansion. For Eddy microgreens weren't the first farm business from day one.  They came about from necessity.   In Eddy's words... “We were freaking desperate over here. I have a wife and two kids, and I was all in on Tiny Farm Duluth. Less than two months ago it seemed as if all was lost. The land was being sold where the vast majority of my farm was located. It was owned by an institution, and I had no idea they were thinking of selling until just before it went on the market. Then, after it sold, I learned that the new owners weren't open to a 7,000 square foot market garden on their property. Just two hours after I received this devastating news, our 2008 Toyota Prius blew both the engine AND transmission. Total, absolute chaos. Our lives were completely upended.” Given that Eddy's life was upended, how did it end up? Stay tuned to find out. Learn more at http://www.permaculturevoices.com/farmsmallfarmsmart Chris’s Growing Your Microgreens Workshop:  http://www.permaculturevoices.com/microgreens

Today's episode is a different type of episode.  It's a consult style episode with new grower Eddy Gilmore and long-time microgreen grower Chris Thoreau. The first part of this episode will be Eddy and I talking about what's going on with his farm, and then later in the episode Chris will join us to answer some of Eddy's questions about growing his microgreen business. Eddy's at a point in that business that you may find yourself in.  He's growing his microgreens at home in his house, but he's running out of space and wondering where to from here. Find out how Chris would handle and approach the business expansion. For Eddy microgreens weren't the first farm business from day one.  They came about from necessity.   In Eddy's words... “We were freaking desperate over here. I have a wife and two kids, and I was all in on Tiny Farm Duluth. Less than two months ago it seemed as if all was lost. The land was being sold where the vast majority of my farm was located. It was owned by an institution, and I had no idea they were thinking of selling until just before it went on the market. Then, after it sold, I learned that the new owners weren't open to a 7,000 square foot market garden on their property. Just two hours after I received this devastating news, our 2008 Toyota Prius blew both the engine AND transmission. Total, absolute chaos. Our lives were completely upended.” Given that Eddy's life was upended, how did it end up? Stay tuned to find out. Learn more at http://www.permaculturevoices.com/farmsmallfarmsmart Chris’s Growing Your Microgreens Workshop:  http://www.permaculturevoices.com/microgreens