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Join your host Giuseppe Grammatico with guest, authority marketing strategist and author, Mike Saunders. In this episode, Mike talks about how experts can present their solutions to problems, even if they're no longer new, in a thoroughly efficient and outstanding manner. As an expert in authority positioning, Mike stresses there is critical value in how a solution is articulated and not just on the solution itself. When talking about the optimization of content, he also explains the concept of repurposing. For Mike, recycling content on different platforms helps stretch a content's value-adding characteristic and leads to a content's omnipresence.In this episode you will learn: "Create your own expertise in the pond you fish in."  What is authority marketing? Setting foot on the other side of the equation: On having a full-time career and a business. The impact of repurposing content. Is knowledge power? About Mike Saunders:Mike Saunders of the Authority Positioning Coach is a speaker, bestselling author of four books, and a successful business coach who holds an MBA in Marketing. Mike is also an Adjunct Marketing Professor at several Universities and a member of the Forbes Coaches Council.He has interviewed hundreds of industry experts on his podcast and is always striving to learn from other thought leaders. Mike is most passionate about seeing his family grow up with high spiritual values and providing them opportunities to succeed in life.He is heavily involved in his local church and is focused on teaching others the benefits of giving and serving.Mike Saunders's Contacts and Resources:Website: https://mikesaunders360.com/https://authoritypositioningcoach.com/Grab your copy of Brevity + Clarity = AUTHORITY, Book by Mike Saunders, MBA:https://www.amazon.com/brevity-clarity-AUTHORITY-Entrepreneurs-Positioning/dp/B08HRZGXPW/Discover the SECRETS & SHORTCUTS to quickly becoming an EXPERT with this FREE COPY of Authority Selling, Book by Mike Saunders, MBA:https://authoritymarketingstrategist.com/sales-page-12391018Connect with Franchise Freedom on:Website: https://ggthefranchiseguide.com/https://ggthefranchiseguide.com/podcast/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/giuseppe-grammatico-4407672b/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GGTheFranchiseGuideTwitter: https://twitter.com/ggrammaticoInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gg_the_franchise_guide/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxWsxLRngbxJEH2m8w-ptYw?view_as=subscriberApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/franchise-freedom/id1499864638Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/13LTN5UzA57w2dTB4iV0fmGoogle: https://cutt.ly/gkG7t2gDiscover your new path to freedom through franchise ownership and a new manifesto for your financial and time freedom by grabbing your copy of the Franchise Freedom, Book by Giuseppe Grammatico:https://ggthefranchiseguide.com/book/

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We explore Dario Argento's Suspiria, his 1977 horror classic, and its loose remake by Luca Guadagnino, from 2018. We've never seen either, although Argento's film casts a long shadow - those who've seen it never forget it, and it's easy to see why. Its visual design is bold, imaginative and beautiful, the images it creates extraordinary, its violence heightened and wild. José loves it, literally wowed by it, captivated by its cinematic flair and interesting casting. But, Mike argues, it's a film that offers nothing beyond the aesthetic, uninterested in its own characters or story, which leaves him cold. Our responses to Guadagnino's remake are reversed entirely. For Mike, it's superior: ambitious, keen to mine the threadbare original for thematic depth, and laudably attempting to weave together generational guilt, dance, institutional corruption and women's bodies into a complex tapestry, although one which requires too much audience participation to complete. José thinks he's giving a pretentious work of ego far too much credit, is turned off by the dance scenes, annoyed at the lack of connection he finds between its wider themes and central coven, angered by its grey, wintry colour palette and dry cinematography... in fact, he's angered by all of it! Now he knows how his friends felt as he valiantly tried to argue them into appreciating Guadagnino's Call Me By Your Name, which he loved, but which many of them greeted with similar hostility. The original a cult classic, its remake a very different take on the core premise - both are worth watching. But if our responses are anything to go by, your mileage may vary considerably. Recorded on 11th May 2021.

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Entrepreneurship can be hard work (but it’s also totally worth it). Over many years of working with entrepreneurs and talking with a plethora of industry experts, I’ve discovered that two roadblocks often stand in the way of fully reaping the benefits of entrepreneurship, battling entrepreneurial poverty, and not fully stepping into their zone of genius. The good news? If either of these resonates with you, you can overcome both challenges with the right mindset shifts and actions. One of the people I admire most regarding both of those topics is Mike Michalowicz. Mike has an impressive entrepreneurial past (becoming a self-made millionaire in his early thirties), having created and sold several businesses. He has since switched gears and now spends his days writing amazing books aimed at eradicating what he calls entrepreneurial poverty. Having read all of his books and witnessed the powerful message he delivers on a stage, I know he has so much insight and wisdom to offer the IHML community. I was thrilled to have him join me for this episode, and I can’t wait for you to give it a listen. Follow along as Mike walks us through his journey from entrepreneur to author, including the bankruptcy (and piggy bank) that planted the seed for change in his life by illuminating the path toward his true calling. Having learned from his past mistakes, he is now on a mission to eradicate entrepreneurial poverty by helping entrepreneurs understand the foundational elements of running successful businesses. I’m telling you, there’s so much to learn from Mike. Mike believes there is a fundamental flaw in how most entrepreneurs view profits and, therefore, explains how you can build a system that channels your habits and the results you want. So, listen as we talk about his behavioral approach to cash management, a method he calls Profit First. He shares the method’s basic principles and reveals the first steps you can take to begin implementing Profit First in your business ASAP. Be sure to listen for the part when he reviews the five foundational accounts we should all have to build strong habits around properly distributing profits. For those of you who struggle with debt in your business, he shares his advice regarding paying that off with profits too. The episode continues as we dive into the importance of working in your zone of genius within your business. Follow along as we talk about how you can (and why you should) remove yourself from your business’s day-to-day operations and step into your true zone of genius. For Mike, that means going into full-blown author mode-- and it’s done wonders for him and his various businesses. As it turns out, there are three elements of making this transition. Don’t worry. You can hear all about them when you tune into this episode. So grab your notebook, find a comfortable seat, and get ready to dive in. P.S. Don’t miss my episode with one of Mike’s incredible business partners, Adrienne Dorison, where we discuss all the things regarding how to run your business like clockwork, so you can confidently step away (vacation, anyone?) without worrying about all the things. Listen to the episode here. In this episode… [03:19] Welcome, Mike! He shares his journey from entrepreneur to full-time author. [06:08] How bankruptcy led Mike to discover the profit first method. [09:50] Basic principles of Profit First and how you can begin implementing the method in your business. [13:48] Mike’s advice on handling debt. [18:12] Mike talks about how his ideas became books that became businesses. [20:50] How to live in your zone of genius in your businesses (3 elements). [24:29] Why you need to check your ego and step into your zone of genius. [26:00] Hear what’s next for Mike and his businesses (psst… a new book!). [27:54] Mike’s advice for living a life better than your dreams. Quotes: “I was always talking about the revenue that we made, but never really thinking about profitability and what I was paying myself. I thought it was good for me to pay myself as little as possible, not really recognizing that was detrimental to my mental health. I was putting in all of this effort and not thinking about what I was actually making.” -Emily Williams “The big thing is not to change who we are. It's to build a system that channels who you already are [to help] get the results we want.” -Mike Michalowicz “The day will come. I don't know if it's six months or six years, but the day will come that all that [debt] is eradicated. You keep chipping away at it with this profit account. Then the next profit distribution is all yours. It’s a glorious day. And the beautiful thing is you built a profit habit.” -Mike Michalowicz “I used to call myself an entrepreneur, and I love that word, but it is also associated with hustle and grind, doing everything-- which is a horrible association. Our job is to create a vision and to organize resources, [and then] to make that vision a reality. It's not to work like animals for anybody. So, I changed my title to ‘shareholder.’” -Mike Michalowicz Links & Resources: Learn from Mike and his incredible [free] resources. Subscribe to the Podcast: I Heart My Life Show on Apple Podcasts I Heart My Life Show on Spotify Connect with Emily: I Heart My Life Website I Heart My Life on Instagram I Heart My Life on Facebook I Heart My Life on LinkedIn Email: info@iheartmylife.com Book a Call Episode Sponsor: I Heart My Life Mastermind

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In this episode, you will learn: • Michael’s brief bio • Michael’s net worth to horizontal ratio • How Michael started investing in the real estate business • What Michael’s exercise routine looks like • Michael’s current life happiness index score • About Michael’s GoPod • Michael’s biggest personal and business goals in the next twelve months • The most poignant moments in Michael’s life • Michael’s future greatest hits • Michael answers a question from the GoBundance app • Plus, so much more! Michael has been recognized by the he Wall Street Journal/Realtrends as one of the Top Real Estate Agents in the Country each since 2009. Since his start in 1995 he has sold a staggering 4800 homes worth over 350 Million dollars. Michael started his real estate career by working for a small independent broker for the first year and moving on to a franchise company for 10 years. After dealing with the franchise world, Mike and his wife started their own independent brokerage. For Mike, it is the willingness to give or help when needed and working smarter, not harder. Michael has a proven track record of sales experience and he knows how to you get your home sold for the most money in the shortest amount time.

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Join Andrew Lees as he sits down with guest Mike Acker and talks about how he overcame his insecurities, treats work, and how he attracts big-fish clients. Mike explains what growth truly is and what it involves, and why he treats all of his clients as if they’re the big bosses. For Mike, a good communicator is a good leader, and a good leader is a good communicator.In this episode you will learn:“Corporate paid great, but can I get paid by doing something enjoyable to me?”What consistency does… What you do right now weighs greater than what you did.On how attracting clients as Apple and Microsoft happened…Take what you know and apply it to what you can do.…and so much more.About Mike Acker:Growing up in Mexico helped Mike learn confidence in a multicultural setting, as he overcame many challenges to learn leadership, intercultural communication, and fluency in Spanish. He moved to the United States for university and achieved high ranks in Debate Nationals against Stanford and Harvard opponents, among other colleges.After graduation, he embarked on a journey of professional speaking, organizational management, and executive leadership. His experience became central as he founded ADVANCE, authored bestselling books, and provides executive communication coaching.Outside of being a CEO-coach-practitioner, he also enjoys rock climbing, skiing, building Legos with his son, and taking his wife out on dates. Mike strongly believes in the power of prayer, exercise, journaling, and the real community to balance out the stresses of life.You can find Mike Acker on:Website: https://www.stepstoadvance.com/Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mr-mikeacker/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeackerdotcomTwitter: https://twitter.com/mike_ackerYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiQR7cOMcSIbUILZhFvIlvAYou can find That Entrepreneur Life on:Website: https://thatentrepreneurlife.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thatentrepreneurlifeInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thatentrepreneurlifeusa/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThatEntreprene1YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFKPkF39Z6r2l9AT4k-tDtgSupport the show (https://thatentrepreneurlife.com/support-the-show)

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How to Live with Purpose with Mike Bayer Every day, we make countless decisions that range from mundane to life-changing. If you find yourself stuck at one of these crossroads, what do you do? How do you weigh one option against another? Our guest teaches us that whenever we find ourselves confused or lost about the next step, it helps to get clear on our “why” so that we can live with purpose . In this episode, Mike Bayer teaches us how to clarify our purpose. Instead of mindlessly choosing based on short-term pleasures, getting clear on our “why” helps us act in line with our long-term vision. Mike shares the F.O.R.C.E acronym as a useful tool for discernment and decision-making. He also teaches how to recognize internal coaches and find good communities that support our highest good. Tune in to the full episode to learn how you can live with purpose! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Recognize and hack distorted thinking using F.O.R.C.E. Find out how to spot good and authentic coaches. Discover how to be honest with yourself and live with purpose. Resources One Decision: The First Step to a Better Life by Mike Bayer Best Self: Be You, Only Better by Mike Bayer The Book of Awakening: Having the Life You Want by Being Present to the Life You Have by Mark Nepo Coach Mike Bayer FREE workbook! Apply the lessons you learn from this episode as you listen! Sign up at com, and I’ll send it right away! Episode Highlights Mike’s Story Mike turned his life around by refusing to be chained by the environment he grew up in and becoming a victor of circumstance. Although the pandemic is exceptionally challenging, Mike admits that he went through harder moments in the past. Mike started rewriting his book during COVID-19. Later on, he decided to dedicate it to the lost and lonely. Sometimes, the things we create are what we and others need to hear. Slowing Down, Being Grateful While rewriting the book, Mike made sure to add stories of how people are working through the current crisis. Mike has to remind himself every now and then to be grateful for the success he enjoys today. He admits it’s been like a trip beyond his wildest dreams, from writing bestsellers to speaking for large audiences. Despite being in the limelight for two and half years, Mike still struggles to balance taking ownership of his success and being humble. Understanding the F.O.R.C.E. Mike developed a coaching formula for anyone who feels lost or disconnected using the cognitive behavioral therapy framework. The F.O.R.C.E is an acronym that stands for five cognitive distortions. F represents fortune-telling, O for overgeneralizing, R for rigid thinking, C for confused purpose, and E for emotional reasoning. The solution to these cognitive distortions can be found in the same acronym. Fact-finding is the antidote to fortune-telling, objective thinking to overgeneralizing, relaxation to rigid thinking, clarified purpose to confused purpose, and evidence-based thinking to emotional reasoning. Before making a decision, make sure to check the filter you’re using to assess the situation. If it falls under the five cognitive distortions, use the corresponding acronym to break out of that mental loop. On Coaching Mike believes that a sense of community is an essential component in inspiring change. It’s more challenging to create and maintain that connection during the pandemic. For Mike, the first step to change is to be fully honest with yourself. In the end, we’re all coaches and experts in life. However, the moment you think you have all the answers is when you stop becoming a coach. The Right Coach Mike cautions against coaches who sell easy and quick fixes. Coming from a clinical background, Mike suggests that it’s unethical to sell something to someone trying their best to recover from trauma. There’s a big difference between a coach speaking to help and one speaking to sell. According to Mike, it’s best to let people be vulnerable rather than inviting them to expensive therapies. You have internal resources that you can always draw on to improve yourself. If you can’t afford to get professional help, several communities offer free assistance. Being Honest with Yourself As long as you’re not hurting anyone, there’s no wrong intention or motivation. Having worked in TV and show business, Mike discovered that most people rarely want to change others' lives. What you’re saying to others has to be congruent with your inner truth. Be honest and lean into what you want to do. As long as you’re true to yourself, people will support you. Whatever you’re doing has to fit into your long-term vision and be aligned with your values. Live with Purpose If you ever have to choose between becoming well-known or helping other people, know that the former feels empty and the latter more meaningful. Whenever you have to make a similar decision, take a step back and clarify your purpose. Why do you do what you do, and why do you love what you love? This wisdom can apply in even the most mundane circumstance. If you feel out of place at an event, revisit why you came in the first place. Often, you’ll discover that it’s not about you. With clarity, it becomes easier to live with purpose and make decisions from that place of discernment. For Mike, to live with purpose feels like being wrapped in a giant hug. He admits it feels much better than being in the New York Times bestselling authors list. Radically Loved Mike feels radically loved when he’s with someone who accepts him perfectly and unconditionally. He recalls a time during prayer when he heard a voice that asked him to satisfy his hunger first. The spiritual is not limited to the divine and the sacred but can be something as simple as taking care of your needs or taking a deep breath. 5 Powerful Quotes from this Episode [15:08] “So before making a decision, especially decisions that are creating a lot of anxiety or fear, it's really good to check our filter. That's kind of the filtering system where it helps people get out of that cognitive loop of the same fear just coming up every day and into kind of the facts of life.” [22:23] “We're all in this together. I think as soon as a coach becomes uncoachable or has all the answers, it's a dead-end street.” [29:44] “We're all artists. And it's just when you're continually pushing yourself to just be great in your art, the universe connects you with other art, and you get to play and have fun.” [47:41] “Clarifying our purpose each day matters, and making a decision to do that matters. It creates this amazing spiritual experience, or whatever someone believes, where we're like, ‘I belong here.’” [50:31] “I was very successful before I became a New York Times bestselling author. It didn't make me any more successful like it didn't give me a giant hug. What gives me a giant hug is being purposeful in my life.” About Mike Mike Bayer is a personal development coach and New York Times bestselling author who has made it his life mission to help people be their best selves. A board-registered interventionist, he spent the early parts of his career helping people overcome drug and alcohol abuse. If you want to learn more about Mike’s transformational coaching program, visit his website or join his free coaching empowerment group. You can check out his Always Evolving podcast.  This episode is brought to you by BIRCHBOX Birchbox.com/loved    50% OFF your first Box! 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In this week's PODFLASH we have another installment of “Jimmy's Corner” with words of wisdom from Live and Learn and Pass it On by H. Jackson Brown Jr.We also visit a topic we've chatted about before...finding joy in the simple pleasures each day.  For Mike, it's the time he gets to spend in the hot tub and for Kris it's birds and being in nature.  Take some time this week to notice the things that bring you joy and savor them!Give us a call and let us know what's on your mind at 301-392-7745!Make sure to hit “Subscribe” so you don't miss an episode!Give us a 5 star rating on Apple Podcasts and let us know what you think!Check out krisquade.com for all of your coaching needs!Follow us on Social Media:Facebook Group ~ The Positivity Project with Kris & MikeInstagram & Twitter ~ @positivityprojectpodUntil next time.....Choose Positivity My Friends! Intro music is Hawaiian Weekend by Igor Khaninskyi

EPISODE 27 is served up hot and fresh out of the oven! The boys are back in 2021 in the dead of winter to warm you up! The conversation is great and the topic is right on track. Post-Christian Pastors is just three pastors discussing and debating faith, relationships, pop culture, politics, ministry, food, entertainment, theology and much more On this episode we wrap up our series "Lost in America" by asking the question "How do we find our way back HOME" Back to Civility, Unity and a sense of being the United States. Is that even possible? Or are we headed for a split as a country? What part does God play in our future? And is He the missing piece? Has he turned us over to our own devices and we are getting what we want? This is a short conversation that could have gone on for hours but we will hopefully spur you on to think for yourself and consider how you can be part of the solution. Joining us today as a fill-in (For Mike of course)as a cohost/guest is: David Hardie. Dave is a pastor, speaker, graphic designer and owner of Hardie Wear. David J Hardie has been designing T-Shirts since 1999. From the humble beginnings of hand illustrating designs during High School, to becoming the screen printing manager/graphic designer at a local screen printing shop for six years.  David launched his own apparel design company and has been printing hundreds of thousands of items over the years for large conferences such as the LIFE Conference for the CMA and working with various high school, colleges and entities creating various logos, branding and identity guides and even creating entire clothing lines for different entities. He has spoken for hundreds of events, camps, conferences retreats,  and training sessions He is married to Tara and has three kids. The podcast features discussion about: Tom Brady, Greatest incomplete pass in history, ejecting people from Summer camp, running a business in a Pandemic, Minnesota, Prophecy, Event T-Shirts, SoundCloud Rappers, Drawing Bling, Legion, NFL, Manna, Jon's 10 year anniversary at his church, Election, Siege of the Capitol, Viking warlords, Jeep Commercial, Bruce Springsteen, Facebook reactions, Chapel in Kansas, Christian Nationalism, Pluralism, Transformation, Respect, MetalHeads, Stryper, Civil War, Russia, Marginalized people, Selective memory, nihilism, Black Lives Matter, Kingdom without the King and much more. Thanks for joining us! Share us with a friend!

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In this week’s episode of the Garlic Marketing Show, Ian sits down with Mike Morse, the President and Owner of Mike Morse Law Firm. Together, they discuss the importance of being different from your competitors and staying away from herd mentality.After founding his firm in 1995, Mike stayed solo up until around 2007 with only 25 employees. After hiring Gino Wickman as his mentor, he managed to go from 25 employees to 150 in a short period of time. For Mike, he owes his growing successes to coaching and being able to implement what he’s been taught. Now, he coaches law firms across the country, giving them advice on the lessons and mistakes he’s made himself. In this episode, Mike and Ian discuss how to succeed with video, as well as the types of videos Mike creates for his law firm. Mike also talks about the #1 marketing tool that he would use now if he was starting out his firm today.What You'll Learn:The importance of standing out amongst your competitionWhat’s holding back most professionals, lawyers, dentistsHow the herd mentality KILLS your firm growthHow to stand out in a crowd of videoThe importance of delegating and elevating to grow your business The key move to “untrap” the lawyerThe #1 marketing tool Mike would do now if he was starting outHow much money and time small law firms should spend on their marketingHow Mike handles video dislikes and “haters” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Agugliaro is the Co-Founder of CEO Warrior, the world’s highest level coaching and training organization for home service businesses. Mike mentors and coaches plumbing, HVAC, and electrical service business owners on how to generate massive leads, calls, revenue, and profit. He is also a sought-after speaker, a podcast host, and the popular author of several books, including The Secrets of Business Mastery and Secrets of Leadership Mastery.  In this episode… Do you want your business to be transformational instead of simply transactional? According to Mike Agugliaro, the Co-Founder of CEO Warrior, the secret to creating a business that has a greater impact is embracing your own transformation—personally and professionally. So, how can you achieve this transformation today? For Mike, the turning point in his career was when he forged his personal identity with his business identity. By discovering his one true identity, Mike was able to transform his career and achieve success without fear, anxiety, or external expectations holding him back. Now, he wants to help other business owners and entrepreneurs do the same.  In this episode of Growth to Freedom, Mike Agugliaro, the Co-Founder of CEO Warrior, joins host Dan Kuschell to share the secret to his business success: finding his unique identity. Listen in as Mike talks about his experience selling his company and creating a transformative community for business owners across the nation. He also explains how he achieved personal and professional transformation—and how you can, too. 

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Coach Mike Deegan is the Head Baseball Coach at Denison University but that is not all. He is a mentor, teacher, speaker and friend. From his website - "Mike Deegan’s 15-year coaching and mentoring career can be summed up by a single phrase – “pursuing excellence.” For Mike, the game is not about strategy or X’s and O’s. It’s about people. Baseball teams, like any organization, are successful at the intersection of strong leadership, a team-centric approach and a positive, organically developed culture." In this episode, Coach Deegan and I covered many topics like coaching, leadership, learning, recruiting, his book "Let It Rip" and his newest project - https://clearlearn.com/. I appreciate Coach spending time on Unscripted and his mentorship in my life. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aaronconrad/message

Shownotes: www.unpackingdesign.com/podcast/145The end of every year always seems to get extremely busy for both work and one’s personal life. For Mike and Tim, this is exactly what they’re encountering as 2020 comes to a close. How are they balancing their professional and personal workload with their health and relationships?Tim starts this design life episode off talking about all of the projects that he’s currently juggling with his work at the architecture firm, his YouTube channel, and getting back to personal architecture projects. He discovered an architecture competition to design low rise multifamily housing that all minorities will be able to afford. He loved the premise behind the competition and is brainstorming ways to juggle it along with his current YouTube projects.Mike finished his 75-day challenge and is now focusing on decompressing from a busy year of both personal and professional work. He’s working out at home using resistance bands that clip into a foot board. Mike and Tim talk about different workouts and the benefits of a rowing machine, which they both debated purchasing this year.They transition the conversation to talking about Mike’s progress on his book and his upcoming 3-week vacation to focus on finishing the first draft of the book. He agreed to so many additional projects in the fall and reached a point where he said yes to too many opportunities that came his way, which slowed down his progress on writing his book. He also simplified his method of writing his book by focusing on jumping straight into writing and not on constantly planning how he would write.Learn more about how Mike and Tim are finding balance in their lives and taking a moment to decompress and rejuvenate in this episode of design life.—Thank you for listening to Unpacking Design!To share your thoughts and make suggestions, keep the conversation going on twitter with Mike (@archivalley) and Tim (@tim_ung)Please consider leaving an honest rating and review on iTunes and anywhere else that you listen to podcasts. They help us get the show in front of more awesome listeners like you!Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes to make sure you stay up to date on each new show!

Understanding your organization’s purpose, seeking to understand the career goals of your team members, and taking leaps of faith to advance your career.  In this episode of Revenue Revolutionaries, I sit down with G2 CRO, Mike Weir to discuss all of these topics and more.  I walked away with a set of incredibly valuable insights and perspectives that will help every leader grow and improve.  Episode Key Takeaways1. Bring in outside talent to create learning opportunities for your team - During his time at Linkedin Mike learned the importance of helping create the right career trajectory for team members.  He uses the strategy of bringing outside talent (i.e. industry thought leaders) into team development to create space for team members to engage outside of their day job.  He believes in the power of learning from others and believes it’s key to personal and career development.  He encourages the idea of thinking differently and taking intelligent risks.2. The CRO role can be a lot more than building and closing pipeline - For Mike, his role as the G2 CRO goes beyond managing pipeline and closing deals.   Mike stresses the importance of keeping a finger on the pulse of the market by staying close to customers, reading, participating in events, and seeking discussions.  Mike proactively puts himself in situations to consistently be a part of the conversations taking place in the market to learn and understand what people are talking about and doing. This approach has put him in a strong position to cast a vision for the organization to ensure the team understands the task at hand. 3. Understand your purpose to bring your customers into a ‘value exchange’  - According to Mike, you have to know your place in the market and aim to understand why your buyers are using your products and services to deliver business impact.    Ask the question, “how can you help buyers understand the value you deliver to the market?” Mike describes the idea of a ‘value exchange’ as a way to keep perspective on the power of positioning your products and services in a way that considers the true needs of a customer.  This should be an ongoing exercise at the individual customer level.4. Develop team members through their career goals and ambitions - Mike explains the importance of leaders understanding the career goals of their team members.  It is only after having an understanding can a leader ensure the team member is having the right experience with an organization to prepare them for the future.  Create a career journey for your team members to ensure they get the most out of their experience with your organization. Think about ‘stretch projects and experiences’ that can help shape an individual and prepare them for future roles. 5. Chief Growth Officers (CGOs) will become more common in the future - Mike and I talk about the future of the CRO role and Mike predicts we will see more Chief Growth Officers (CGOs).  This evolution will happen as organizations strive to create a more unified go-to-market strategy to ensure CRO, CMO, and CPO alignment.  Building a shared cross-functional ‘roadmap’ will become more necessary to put the business in the best position to pay off the vision of the company. 6. Cross-functional career shifts can take you to new heights - One of the most revolutionary moves that Mike made in his career was to shift from Marketing leadership to Sales leadership.  Jumping over the fence to Sales created an opportunity for Mike to help the Sales team to understand how Marketing thinks and works.  He believes this transition is a big reason for being able to drive stronger relationships early in the lifecycle with customers. 

On this episode: - Rob and Mike celebrate their 100th episode with very special guest, Keith Lowell Jensen!!!  Keith is a fabulous dad, comic, producer, author and all around great guy!  We talk about everything from music to punching nazis to raising a child capable of critical thought.  Definitely one of our most interesting episodes! - For Mike's sake, we have a story about the ideal age gap for a relationship - For Rob's sake, we have another Bad Dad Story Have comments, suggestions or just want to say, "Hi!"?  Have an embarrassing fact that you want to learn about Mike?  Email us at thestandupdads@gmail.com  Find us at https://stand-up-dads.com/ and https://standupdads.podbean.com/ or on facebook @standupdadspod Find Mike's site at https://pencilforhire.myportfolio.com/ Find Mike's comic book, Clumsy Love here! Find Big Nick's Gag on This Podcast at https://gagonthis.podbean.com/ and https://www.gagonthispodcast.com/ Find Doug Gray's WONDERFUL graphic novel, The Eye of Mongombo here  Click here to go the Seattle Gummy site and use the promo code StandUpDads15  at checkout to get 15% off your order from the Seattle Gummy Company! Email your parenting stories to thestandupdads@gmail.com to get your sample from the Seattle Gummy Company!   Find Keith here!  Please support our guests!  Check out his sites and buy his albums!  Definitely check out his latest special:  NOT FOR REHIRE - Get his albums here ===>http://thekeithlowelljensenshow.buzzsprout.com - Twitter:  https://twitter.com/keithlowell - Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/kljfans - Instagram:  http://instagram.com/keithlowell Links to the videos and articles mentioned in the show are below: https://www.fatherly.com/health-science/ideal-age-gap-for-a-happy-marriage/  https://www.fox19.com/2020/11/18/teacher-arrested-after-student-gives-birth-his-child-police-say/  Thanks for listening!

On this episode: - Rob and Mike welcome dad and working stand-up comic Ricky Glore to the show where we swap stories about Halloween, Adam West and his journey as a comedian and parent - For Mike's sake, we have a Feel Good Dad Story - For Rob's sake, we have another Bad Dad Story Have comments, suggestions or just want to say, "Hi!"?  Have an embarrassing fact that you want to learn about Mike?  Email us at thestandupdads@gmail.com  Find us at https://stand-up-dads.com/ and https://standupdads.podbean.com/ or on facebook @standupdadspod Find Mike's site at https://pencilforhire.myportfolio.com/ Find Mike's comic book, Clumsy Love here! Find Big Nick's Gag on This Podcast at https://gagonthis.podbean.com/ and https://www.gagonthispodcast.com/ Find Doug Gray's WONDERFUL graphic novel, The Eye of Mongombo here  Click here to go the Seattle Gummy site and use the promo code StandUpDads15  at checkout to get 15% off your order from the Seattle Gummy Company! Email your parenting stories to thestandupdads@gmail.com to get your sample from the Seattle Gummy Company!   Find Ricky here!  Please support our guests!  Check out his sites and buy his album! - Get his album here ===> https://circustrapeze.com/rickyglore/  - Twitter:  @RickyGlore - Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/RickyGloreComedy/  - Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/glorericky/?hl=en  Links to the videos and articles mentioned in the show are below: https://www.fox13news.com/news/single-foster-dad-adopts-five-siblings-so-they-can-all-stay-together  https://nypost.com/2019/05/20/dad-sentenced-for-stealing-kids-girl-scout-cookie-money-spending-it-on-an-erotic-massage/  Thanks for listening!

BSS Podcast Ep. 57 –  Most impactful sports memory of Mike & Ryan The guys are taking their own advice on transparency and this week we learn a bit more on Ryan and Mike’s background. They are talking about how sports in their youth, played such a major role in how they operate today, especially within their mindset and generally with how it shaped them as people today. For Ryan – he starts off sharing his favorite sports memory was from his Division 2 school football game on national TV. Which included a spotlight showcase on him, tv timeouts, cameras and the like. The overall experience was memorable for him, despite breaking his collar bone the first play of the game. He has many profound memories around football but this was a highlight. For Mike – one of the bigger memories was from his first touchdowns as a freshman fullback running 65 yards on a trap play all the way into the endzone after a solid stiff-arm. He follows up with one of the most devastating memories from his main sport of baseball. Playing pick up basketball with friends the night before a big baseball game, he tore his ACL in his knee. At that point it was devastating. Sports, school and family is what many high school students’ entire world looks like. To Mike, at the time, it hit hard with difficult life lessons to learn. They both go back and forth about who was natural at what and who had to work harder at certain things given their different heights and weights. All in all, they were eager to share some more insight into their pasts in an effort to get to know them a bit more. Next week, back to your regular programming!..... Tune in to this episode to hear more and tag us, leave a comment on social media! The School of Construction Selling Online Course: https://learn.winrateeducation.com/socs-online-course Follow Mike on his YouTube Channel HERE

We are living the confluence of two eras – one which is dying, and the other a rebirth. According to our guest Mike Winner, we have been given a great opportunity to create a brand new reality for ourselves, where we can live cohesively and in abundance. With his considerable acumen for all things tech, Mike is the technical director at Alpha Vedic, a varied and disruptive company with expertise in medicine, farming and next-level blockchain technologies.In this episode, you’ll hear about how the world as we know it is changing in unprecedented ways. Mike has observed that we are in the midst of a paradigm shift where the economic, political and social systems that have governed humanity for thousands of years are breaking. To grasp this, you’ll hear about Mike’s extensive research, analyzing the works of thinkers, psychics and scientists, as well as ancient texts.As the world enters its death wave, we take a few moments to discuss what rebirth will look like, and touch on permaculture, AV community, cryptocurrencies and blockchain. For Mike, it is all about decentralizing power and returning to our spiritual selves in the process. He is excited for a future where free energy and regenerative agriculture will give us the ability to create systems where we can live in abundance and not scarcity. To hear about the exciting possibilities of crystal technologies, the human power of levitation and much more, be sure to tune into this episode! We hope you’ve enjoyed the first half of this podcast - if you’d like to listen to the rest, please visit the Evolve Network.The Evolve Network is now live at evolvenetwork.tvSubscribe for meal plans, recipes, cooking shows and our very own 'The Magic Pill' and 'The Magic Plant', as well as access to my favourite documentaries. The Evolve Network is also home to our full library of Podcasts. With new release podcasts airing first and in full on the channel. You can also watch selected Vodcast's in a video format! Enjoy this highlight of our podcast and head over to evolvenetwork.tv for the full Evolve podcast experience!I’d love to know your thoughts and experiences - join the conversation on my Facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/paleochefpeteevans. For more episodes of Evolve, find us on iTunes at https://apple.co/2NpsIba, Spotify at https://spoti.fi/2NpSiN0, Acast at https://play.acast.com/s/pete-evans, click the link on https://peteevans.com, or just look up "Evolve" in your favourite podcast app. I'd love to spread the knowledge in these podcasts far and wide. If you liked this episode, I'd love it if you could share it with your friends, and perhaps even leave a review on iTunes. This podcast is proudly presented by The Institute For Integrative Nutrition, or IIN for short. I've completed this amazing health training course through IIN, and I would thoroughly recommend it for anyone wanting to start a career in the health coaching and wellness space.This course is conducted over a year long period and it's constructed in a way that if you're a full time worker or a busy parent or wherever you are in your life will still be able to complete all the required curriculum and modules. Please see the link included in this post on my... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In this episode, Mike Brennan discusses what it’s like to be a creative (graphic artist), how he uses design and creativity as a leader, and the challenges of being an entrepreneur. For Mike, it's not just creating pretty/trendy things, but working alongside people who love what they do. Here’s a sampling of what this episode offers ... [01:30] - The value of finding your voice and your style through daily practice. [02:34] - Key lessons learned in the experience of showing up daily. [05:39] - How do you leverage momentum? How do you actually develop a habit and let that habit do a lot of the heavy lifting for you as you show up? [09:29] - Principles that transcend your creative expression. [12:03] - The importance of showing up and creating a daily creative habit. [19:03] - Creativity, at the core, is just us leveraging something to create something. It’s fulfilling for us and helps others - problem-solving. [22:43] - We all can be creative and it doesn't necessarily have to tie to what we do. [25:32] - Have a bias toward action. The more things you can put out there ... the more darts you throw at the dartboard, the more likely you are to hit. [48:23] Placing your identity with your work is really dangerous.   QUOTES: “You're going to make mistakes along the way because you're human and humans make mistakes, but it's what you do after that.” “Being a relational person like that, being something that's very important to me, you know, I said like growing up, it was important for me to find a place to belong.” “No matter what I do, that's at the foundation of everything. So whether it's an illustration, whether it's graphic design, whether it's my podcast, whether it's coaching ... anything that I do, it's all with this, this desire to connect with somebody.” “Practice grace with yourself.” “You may have a certain amount of success in a certain area of your life, but that does not automatically mean that in another area, especially where it's brand new, that you're going to have that same success.” “Surround yourself with people who can help speak into your journey, your situation, from the things that they've learned. Continue to leverage that, you know, surround yourself with wise counsel.”   USEFUL RESOURCES  https://www.mikebrennandesigns.com/  https://twitter.com/MikeBrennanAD  http://instagram.com/mikebrennandesign  https://tinyurl.com/CreativeChatsPodcast  https://www.facebook.com/mikebone  CONNECT WITH JOHN Website - https://thejohnhulen.com  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnhulen  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnhulen  Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/johnhulen  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhulen   EPISODE CREDITS Intro music provided by Jeff Scheetz - https://jeffscheetz.com/  Outro music provided by Tony Palacios - https://www.instagram.com/tonytonedog/ 

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It is common for people who visit the western North Carolina mountains to instantly fall in love with the area. From outdoor adventure enthusiasts and waterfall explorers to anglers and scenic byway drivers, those who love these mountains are drawn to its beauty and serenity. For Mike & Cate Szabo, owners of Cabin Hosts Vacation Rentals, their love affair with the Blue Ridge Mountains started with a trip to unwind and enjoy the beauty of the fall foliage in 2012. The mountains captured their hearts and they made it their goal to find a way to put down roots. In 2016, they purchased their very own cabin in Chimney Rock, NC with the idea of creating a peaceful, relaxing space for a retreat in the mountains. Two years later, they built a log cabin in nearby Lake Lure. They put their heart and soul into the cabins, and it is their mission to ensure their guests trust them to provide a clean, comfortable space for their holiday. They've had the great fortune of hosting wonderful guests who share stories of engagements, anniversaries, birthday celebrations, etc. all celebrated at the cabins. Listen in as Mike and Cate talk about their journey from visitor to local cabin hosts who provide a place for people to create spectacular lifelong memories!MENTIONED IN THIS PODCASTChimney Rock VillageChimney Rock State ParkLake LureLake Lure Adventure CompanyMedina's Village BistroHickory Nut Gorge BreweryParty RockRumbling Bald TrailPoint Lookout WineryBurntshirt WineryHickory Nut FallsHendersonville, NCBlack Mountain, NCAsheville, NC

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"Material possessions, winning scores, and great reputations are meaningless in the eyes of the Lord, because He knows what we really are and that is all that matters."--John Wooden On this segment of 21, we talk with Coach Michael Niemi. Mike is the Head Basketball Coach at Paetow High School in Katy, Texas. Mike loves basketball but has never been one to relish the limelight. His success at Katy High School (which is also where Drew played) paved the path for Mike to play college basketball at Southern Methodist University (SMU). While at SMU, Mike made basketball his priority while also focusing on his appreciation for Fine Arts. (How many basketball players can you say that about?) Post college, Mike knew that he wanted to coach the game, but his career path was not as easy as he thought it would be. Mike became discouraged when he was overlooked for head coaching opportunities, and he decided to leave coaching for a profession that paid more and provided a more predictable schedule. It wasn't long, however, before Mike decided that his life's purpose and passion are tied to basketball. Within a short time, he returned to coaching and it wasn't long before he received the head coaching position he had always wanted. For Mike, coaching is not a job. It's his calling. He considers his players and their families are a part of his extended family. Listen as Mike discusses the highs and lows of coaching, and how COVID-19 and the renewed focus on race relations may impact how he coaches and leads his players. Enjoy this episode of 21! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/211/support

In this episode of Ritter on Real Estate, we welcome professional asset manager Mike Taravella who joins us to share his unique perspective on deals. Mike worked for five years as a CPA and began his real estate investing career in 2016 when he bought and self-managed investment properties in Michigan. With an increasing interest in real estate development, Mike joined Rand Partners in 2019 where he is now an asset manager responsible for underwriting deals, investor relations, and asset management. Tuning in, listeners will learn more about the day-to-day functions of an asset manager, the key elements that should be included in a business plan, and how Rand Partners go about executing these plans to ensure good returns for their investors. For Mike and his team, communication and transparency are key, and these values are evident in the weekly meetings between property and asset managers and their frequent communications with investors. Mike also talks about their strategies for driving a property’s value, the importance of paying attention to other income, the use of the ratio utility billing system (RUBS) and surety bonds, and what investors should know about investing in the post-COVID market. Key Points From This Episode:Get a sense of Mike’s career path thus far and what an asset manager’s role is. Hear about the elements in a business plan that should work together to increase income. What Mike does to ensure that business plans are executed and investors get their returns. Hear about their weekly meetings to track the numbers and keep a firm grip on properties. The relevance of the communication between the asset and property manager to investors. Mike describes the core metrics their team looks at to move the business plan forward. The processes involved in compiling a business plan when a new acquisition is made. How they drive value through rent and occupancy increases and effective marketing. What “other income” comprises and the portion of the total income it should make up. Mike explains the use of RUBS (ratio utility billing system) and surety bonds. Views on what investors can expect from a returns standpoint in the wake of COVID-19. Learn how Mike and his team prioritize and approach communication with investors.The value of investing in coaching and good books to gain knowledge quickly. If you enjoy the guests and content please subscribe and leave a review. Your reviews matter and each one has a major impact on the success of the show!Want to get more investing resources?Visit kentritter.com for more free passive real estate investing resources including videos, blogs, and tools visitInterested in Investing alongside my firm? Contact me at kritter@birgeandheld.com.My company Birge and Held Asset Management have a twelve-year track record creating sustainable wealth for over 2,000 investors through high-quality multifamily investments.https://birgeandheld.comThank you for listening!

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Thinking on your feet is essential when covering a breaking news story. In this episode, veteran broadcast journalists David Mendel and Mike Xirinachs share the personal drama they encountered while tackling their respective assignments. For David, it's being the only reporter inside Houston City Hall when a city council member's aide is suddenly taken hostage. For Mike, it's being among the first on the scene of what appears to be an oil tanker fire, but is actually one of the worst aviation disasters of the past 50 years: the downing of TWA Flight 800. Be sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn.

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Welcome to Episode 43 of the Upgrade Your Life Podcast. In this episode, Mike Taigman and I discuss stress management in the age of Covid-19. So if you want to reduce your stress, learn tactical techniques, and have more gratitude so you can manage your stress better, tune in now! Book Link: https://combatcovidstress.com/ ===== ABOUT OUR GUEST ===== As a popular educator and author of emergency services personnel for several decades, Mike has focused on helping emergency medical services, Fire, nurses, police, physicians, and other healthcare professionals take better care of themselves so they can take better care of their patients and communities. Mike has authored more than 600 articles in professional journals and worked with emergency services and healthcare organizations in 48 of the 50 states, most of the Canadian Provinces, Israel, Palestine, Australia, and throughout Europe. His expertise includes stress management, resilience, EMS street survival, patient-centered leadership, and effective quality and performance improvement. Mike began his career on the front line of emergency services, serving as a Denver General street paramedic for over a decade, as well as flight paramedic and on the leadership team of several EMS organizations. Mike's helped build some of the most innovative, complex, and largest emergency medical systems in the Country. Currently, Mike leads ResilientFirst, the neuroscience-based resilience training program offered by FirstWatch where he serves as an Improvement Guide. Mike teaches improvement science at UCSF's MS in Healthcare Administration and Interprofessional Leadership program and at UMBC's MA in Emergency Health Services Management program. He also frequently serves as faculty for the Institute for Healthcare Improvement. He holds an MA in Organizational Systems. For Mike, taking care of frontline personnel is the right thing to do on every level. This book is his offering to help his community get through the pandemic. ===== Want to find out your individual unique purpose in life? Get Your free audio course HERE: https://www.DelDenney.com/how-to-find-your-purpose