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In this episode of HairPod, I sat down with HairClub model Tyler Morehead to talk about his hair loss journey, which started back in his early 20s when he was getting his start in Hollywood. From the tricks of the trade to finding the hair loss solution he plans to use for the rest of his life, this episode has it all! Hair Loss in His Early 20s Male pattern hair loss can begin earlier than you might think – in Tyler's case, his hair loss began in his early 20s, right as he began to pursue his dreams in Hollywood. Like any aspiring actor, Tyler went to plenty of auditions, and seeing the other young actors show up with their perfect hair was tough on his confidence. Tyler still landed amazing roles in commercials and on soap operas like Days of Our Lives, and suddenly, his hairline was on display in front of the harsh camera lights. Even though his hair and makeup teams were able to help him look and feel his best, he knew that wasn't a sustainable permanent solution. Finding the Right Hair Loss Solution Hair loss is a difficult experience for anyone to go through, and we all handle the emotions of it differently. As Tyler got older and his hair loss got more advanced, he knew the solutions he had used in the past were no longer going to give him the effect he wanted. Over time, he became numb to the emotional impacts of his hair loss. He was in search of a permanent solution and a way forward, and decided to shave his head. Because he had become so desensitized to his emotions, he didn't notice how shaving his head had affected him emotionally, but during a phone call, his mother noticed that something wasn't quite right. Hair Systems - Tyler's Permanent Solution Trying a new hair loss solution can be difficult. Tyler didn't know what to expect when he first reached out to HairClub, but he didn't have anything to lose. When he tried on his first hair system, he felt the magic. Upon seeing himself in the mirror with his system on for the first time, he finally felt like himself again, and the weight of the emotions of his hair loss was lifted. Now, Tyler has been using a hair system for many years, and as he ages and his beard grows a little bit more gray, the stylists at HairClub adjust his system to match. For Tyler, he foresees wearing a system for the rest of his life. He feels younger and more confident with hair. Resources Book a Free Consultation today! Thanks for listening to HairPod. We hope you enjoyed this episode. If you did, please leave us a rating or review wherever you get your podcasts. If you'd like to connect with us on social media to share your story, check us out on Instagram @HairClub. HairPod is a production of TSE Studios. Our theme music is from SoundStripe.
In today's episode we're talking to two-time mom Melissa Thormahlen, about the home birth of her son Tyler. Melissa's home birth story is a beautiful example of trust and surrender to the process of childbirth. Melissa Thormahlen knows how to give me “all the feels.” I knew her story would impact many when her first email to me about her birth story had me tearing up. She experienced most of her birthing experience at home with her first baby Emeline, before transferring to a hospital and having a beautiful birth. For Tyler, baby number 2, she knew she wanted to go for a home birth again because she trusted her body and her amazing birth team. In Tyler's birth story, Melissa explains the trust and surrender to the process. She also took time to be close and intimate with her husband, Paul in the time before active labor. When baby Tyler was born in the bathtub after a strong surge that took everyone by surprise she exclaimed, “I DID IT!” We even get to hear from baby Tyler as he chimes in a couple of times. We love when the babies make little appearances, they're the reason we've come together to chat after all! Offers From Our Awesome Partners: Needed: https://needed.sjv.io/XY3903 - use code DIAH to get 20% off your order The FamilyAlbum app: Share your family's precious moments with your loved ones + get 11 free photo prints delivered each month CLICK HERE. More From Doing It At Home: Doing It At Home book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vJcPmU DIAH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingitathome/ DIAH YouTube: https://bit.ly/3pzuzQC DIAH Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/doingitathome Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In “Reaching Farther,” Pastor Tyler Lynde invites us to question what true greatness looks like in a world where status and recognition often take center stage. Instead of seeking power, Tyler explains how Jesus' teaching in Luke 22:24-27 reveals a radically different approach—one where serving others defines authentic significance. Drawing on personal reflections, including a moment of self-discovery when caring for a newborn, Tyler shows that real growth happens when we prioritize compassion over convenience. Everyday acts of kindness, whether within our families or toward complete strangers, hold the key to transformation.Tyler underscores that this mindset extends beyond our immediate circles. Echoing Deuteronomy 10:12 and Galatians 5:13, he reminds us we're called to serve God wholeheartedly and use our freedom to love one another. That same spirit of service must also reach the broader world, aligning with Jesus' commission in Matthew 28:18-20. Whether by going, sending, or praying, believers can engage in global missions that illustrate the love of Christ to those in need. Through these collective efforts, the church becomes a vibrant community of people stepping forward with their unique strengths, ensuring that no one shoulders the burden alone.Central to Tyler's message is the compelling example of Jesus' own servanthood—particularly the moment He washed His disciples' feet in John 13. This humble act encapsulates the essence of God's “upside-down kingdom,” where ordinary tasks become opportunities to show empathy and build deeper connections. Embracing this perspective challenges conventional ideas of power, inviting us to examine whether we aim to be served or to serve. In a world hungry for genuine hope, following Jesus' model can shift the focus from self-interest to sincere acts of care.Tyler highlights how such a stance not only shapes our relationships but also carries spiritual weight. As we serve, we grow more Christlike, fulfilling our ultimate purpose as disciples. The joy and unity found in a culture of service can transform both the local church and its surrounding community. Even beyond our hometowns, a willingness to reach out—be it through short-term mission trips or long-term support—can change lives globally. For Tyler, this is a crucial part of “reaching farther,” extending the compassion of Christ to every corner of the world. Ultimately, this teaching calls us to trade the pursuit of self for the deeper reward of living each day by the motto, “I live to give.”We are Trinity Community Church in Knoxville, Tennessee.Subscribe to our Podcast & YouTube channel to find past sermons, classes, interviews, and more!Find us on Facebook & Instagram
In this special episode of the Tyler Tech Podcast, we're revisiting highlights from 2024 to explore how public sector technology is transforming the resident experience. From streamlining payments to enhancing transportation systems, fostering accessibility, and leveraging artificial intelligence, these discussions reveal how governments are breaking down barriers and improving community services.Morgan Jines, Tyler's vice president of payments, explains how integrated payment systems meet evolving constituent expectations and create seamless experiences.Ted Thien, vice president and general manager of transportation software, discusses how families now demand Uber-like transparency and efficiency in K-12 transportation.Elliot Flautt, director of state data solutions, explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is empowering governments to anticipate resident needs and deliver proactive services.Kathy Wolf, senior director of user experience, and Mike Teeters, senior product manager, emphasize the importance of accessibility and inclusive design in fostering stronger, more connected communities.Finally, Kristine Lim, product manager in Tyler's Data & Insights Division, highlights how AI simplifies access to government data and enhances transparency.Join us for an insightful look at how governments are leveraging technology to build more inclusive, efficient, and resident-centered services.This episode also celebrates inspiring stories from public sector organizations making a tangible difference in their communities through impactful technology. These examples of innovation highlight the possibilities when purpose-driven solutions meet government needs. For Tyler clients, applications are now open for the Tyler Excellence Awards, which honor organizations driving meaningful change with forward-thinking approaches.Submit your application here. You can also read more about excellence in the public sector below:Blog: Excellence 2024: Data & Transparency SolutionsBlog: Excellence 2024: Connected Community SolutionsBlog: Excellence 2024: Operational Efficiency SolutionsAnd learn more about the topics discussed in this episode with these resources:Download: Digital Access and Accessibility in the Resident ExperienceDownload: Revolutionizing the Government Workforce With AIDownload: A Digital Guide to Modernizing the Resident ExperienceBlog: Transforming Government Payments Through a Unified PlatformBlog: Accessibility's Role in the Resident ExperienceBlog: Inclusive Design Connects the Whole CommunityTyler Tech Podcast: The Benefits of a Unified Digital Government Payment SystemTyler Tech Podcast: Student Transportation Tech Solutions: Safety, Efficiency, and AITyler Tech Podcast: Exploring AI's Transformative Potential in the Public SectorTyler Tech Podcast: Why Accessibility in Public Sector Technology MattersTyler Tech Podcast: AI in the Public Sector: Guidance, Responsibility, and ImpactListen to other episodes of the Tyler Tech Podcast.Let us know what you think about the Tyler Tech Podcast in this survey!
In this episode of the Tyler Tech Podcast, we revisit highlights from some of our most engaging 2024 conversations, focusing on strategies for public sector modernization. From cloud adoption and cybersecurity to AI-driven decision-making and improving accessibility, these discussions explore how digital transformation is shaping the future of public sector innovation.Russell Gainford, Tyler's Chief Cloud Officer, discusses the importance of cloud adoption and avoiding the risks of technical debt in outdated systems. He shares how strategic planning and leadership alignment can ensure modernization success.Sascha Ohler, Vice President of Outdoor Recreation at Tyler, reveals how technology is enhancing state parks, delivering seamless visitor experiences, and making the outdoors more inclusive for all.Rita Reynolds, CIO of the National Association of Counties (NACo), addresses the challenges counties face in workforce recruitment, cybersecurity, and aligning IT strategies to meet modern demands.Vivek Mehta, Vice President and General Manager of Tyler's Platform Solutions Division, explores how artificial intelligence (AI) is enabling governments to boost productivity, enhance decision-making, and improve service delivery while navigating adoption barriers.This episode also celebrates inspiring stories from public sector organizations making a tangible difference in their communities through impactful technology. These examples of innovation highlight the possibilities when purpose-driven solutions meet government needs. For Tyler clients, applications are now open for the Tyler Excellence Awards, which honor organizations driving meaningful change with forward-thinking approaches. Submit your application here. You can also read more about excellence in the public sector below:Blog: Excellence 2024: Data & Transparency SolutionsBlog: Excellence 2024: Connected Community SolutionsAnd learn more about the topics discussed in this episode with these resources:White Paper: Revolutionizing the Government Workforce With AIBlog: Preparing for the Future of AI in GovernmentBlog: Future-Proofing Government Through Technology ModernizationBlog: Key GovTech Trends and Takeaways from 2024 ConferencesBlog: Improving Field Inspections With AITyler Tech Podcast: Cloud Adoption and Understanding the Risks of Legacy SystemsTyler Tech Podcast: AI to Digital Rangers: The Next Era of Outdoor RecreationTyler Tech Podcast: Tech Transformation in CountiesTyler Tech Podcast: The Future of Government with AI and Emerging TechDownload: A Digital Guide to Modernizing the Resident ExperienceDownload: Cloud-Smart Strategies for IT Infrastructure ModernizationListen to other episodes of the Tyler Tech Podcast.Let us know what you think about the Tyler Tech Podcast in this survey!
In this episode of the Tyler Tech Podcast, we examine how artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the public sector, enabling governments to improve service delivery, streamline operations, and make data-driven decisions. As AI becomes more prominent in public sector discussions, it offers a unique opportunity to unlock efficiencies and enhance community engagement.Elliot Flautt, director of state data solutions at Tyler Technologies, provides a thoughtful perspective on the practical applications of AI in government. From automating routine tasks to improving resource allocation and advancing accessibility, Elliot highlights how public agencies are leveraging AI to better serve residents while maintaining accountability and transparency.The discussion also touches on the importance of ethical implementation, collaboration between public agencies and technology providers, and how governments can start small to realize measurable impacts. Elliot emphasizes that AI's potential lies not in replacing human input but in enhancing productivity and enabling informed decision-making.This episode also celebrates inspiring stories from public sector organizations making a tangible difference in their communities through impactful technology. These examples of innovation highlight the possibilities when purpose-driven solutions meet government needs. For Tyler clients, applications are now open for the Tyler Excellence Awards, which honor organizations driving meaningful change with forward-thinking approaches. Submit your application here. You can also read more about excellence in the public sector below:Excellence 2024: Data & Transparency SolutionsAnd learn more about the topics discussed in this episode with these resources:White paper: Revolutionizing the Government Workforce With AIBlog: Improving Field Inspections With AIBlog: Preparing for the Future of AI in GovernmentBlog: The Budgeting Process: Governments Find Power in AISuccess Story: Tarrant County Clerk: A First-Of-Its-Kind AI ImplementationVideo: Embracing AI: Document Understanding and Workflow AutomationTyler in the News: Building Smarter Communities With AI-Enhanced WorkforceListen to other episodes of the podcast.Let us know what you think about the Tyler Tech Podcast in this survey!
Welcome to Part II of our conversation with Tyler Karow. If you missed Part I, I highly recommend checking it out before continuing here.Tyler Karow has built a highly engaged following on YouTube and Instagram, to the point where many might label him as an influencer. While his impact on the climbing community is undeniable, Tyler is quick to distance himself from the typical “influencer” role. Constantly promoting products or leaning into that stereotype is the furthest thing from his goals. He believes that his ability to capture the raw adventure and authentic connections he experiences during his climbs is what ultimately draws people to his content . Tyler takes pride in sharing these stories and feels grateful that they resonate deeply with so many.For Tyler, adventure is the core of his content, but that doesn't always mean taking more risks. He emphasizes that adventure can be found anywhere—whether its a beginner tackling their first 5.7 or a group questing out to rarely accessed boulder fields. It's about pushing beyond your comfort zone into the unknown. For Tyler, these moments are critical to living a fulfilled life—fueling self-improvement, self-discovery, and happiness.We wrap up our conversation with Tyler's future plans to return to Patagonia. With bold objectives like Cerro Torre on his list, he's gearing up for another chapter of wild adventure and plans to bring us all along for the ride.----Don't forget to check out our full video episodes on Youtube!The TCM movement is growing but we need your help to spread the word! Please share this podcast with your friends and family. Word of mouth is one of the best ways to support the show. If you enjoyed the show we'd appreciate it if you could rate and review us on your favorite podcatcher.We are always looking for new guests. If you or someone you know would be a great fit for the show please don't hesitate to reach out. You can reach us on IG or email us directly @ theclimbingmajoritypodcast@gmail.com---ResourcesTyler's WebsiteTyler's Youtube ChannelTyler's InstagramGastronomic Big Wall Climbing in Patagonia
I'm sure we've all been there—the dream of living a life solely dedicated to climbing: sponsorships, life on the road, making a living through our passion for the sport. For many, this represents the ultimate freedom. Often, this grand vision captures us in our early climbing years, yet it seldom holds much reality. Attracting sponsors and dedicating your life entirely to climbing requires something truly special. For most of us, this dream starts to feel one-dimensional, perhaps even a little unrealistic. Climbing, as fulfilling as it is, can sometimes no longer be the clear answer to all of life's questions—because in reality, we have other ambitions, other passions to fulfill, other goals to achieve.But what if you had sponsors and created a thriving climbing YouTube channel? Would you still feel there was something more out there for you, or would you seize the opportunity and dive fully into a life dedicated to climbing?Today, we're sitting down with Tyler Karow, a climber who finds himself at these very crossroads. Despite his success on Youtube and his recently acquired sponsorships, Tyler has chosen to step back from the singular pursuit of climbing to focus on something bigger—a life that balances his passion for climbing with broader ambitions, a life that is truly meaningful and fulfilling for him.For Tyler, climbing has always been about more than just the performance. It's about the adventure, the connection, and the shared experiences that enrich our lives both on and off the rock. From tackling serious alpine routes in Patagonia to bivvying with good food and wine, climbing has fostered deep friendships and unforgettable moments for him. But even with this strong connection to the sport and opportunities most of us could only dream of, he has found himself questioning whether climbing alone is enough. His journey speaks to a broader question that many of us face: How do we balance our love for climbing with our other ambitions, responsibilities, and long-term goals?Tyler's story is a compelling reminder that climbing doesn't have to be the only path. He's finding a way to integrate his passion for the sport with a vision for the future that goes beyond the rock, allowing him to pursue both adventure and purpose in his life.His story also reminds us not to take life or climbing too seriously…because in the end life is short. We might not live tomorrow….so let's be sure to make the most out of today.----Don't forget to check out our full video episodes on Youtube!The TCM movement is growing but we need your help to spread the word! Please share this podcast with your friends and family. Word of mouth is one of the best ways to support the show. If you enjoyed the show we'd appreciate it if you could rate and review us on your favorite podcatcher.We are always looking for new guests. If you or someone you know would be a great fit for the show please don't hesitate to reach out. You can reach us on IG or email us directly @ theclimbingmajoritypodcast@gmail.com---ResourcesTyler's WebsiteTyler's Youtube ChannelTyler's InstagramGastronomic Big Wall Climbing in Patagonia
Melissa Thormahlen knows how to give me “all the feels.” I knew her story would impact many when her first email to me about her birth story had me tearing up. She experienced most of her birthing experience at home with her first baby Emeline, before transferring to a hospital and having a beautiful birth. For Tyler, baby number 2, she knew she wanted to go for a home birth again because she trusted her body and her amazing birth team. In Tyler's birth story, Melissa explains the trust and surrender to the process. She also took time to be close and intimate with her husband, Paul in the time before active labor. When baby Tyler was born in the bathtub after a strong surge that took everyone by surprise she exclaimed, “I DID IT!” We even get to hear from baby Tyler as he chimes in a couple of times. We love when the babies make little appearances, they're the reason we've come together to chat after all! Links From The Episode: Ina May Gaskin - http://inamay.com/ Business Of Being Born - http://www.thebusinessofbeingborn.com/ Offers From Our Awesome Partners: Needed: https://bit.ly/2DuMBxP - use code DIAH to get 20% off your order Splash Blanket: https://bit.ly/3JPe1g0 - use code DIAH for 10% off your order Esembly: https://bit.ly/3eanCSz - use code DIH20 to get 20% off your order More From Doing It At Home: Send us your birth story: https://bit.ly/3jOjCKl Doing It At Home book on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3vJcPmU DIAH Website: https://www.diahpodcast.com/ DIAH Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doingitathome/ DIAH YouTube: https://bit.ly/3pzuzQC DIAH Merch: www.diahpodcast.com/merch Give Back to DIAH: https://bit.ly/3qgm4r9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It's been a blistering 5 years for Ketch Brewing! This week we're setting up for the party happening on Sunday. For Tyler and Sam this is their first chance to bring the entire Ketch friends and family together for a party since the pandemic started. We kick off the week with a beer that bears the name of the good Dr. with Dr. Billheimer's Magic Pilsner with a sloooooooooow headdy pour.
Tyler Horsely is an expert in the field of digital marketing and works for Nuclear Networking, a company that specializes in driving traffic to businesses through paid ads, SEO, and other marketing strategies. Tyler has learned the hard way that focusing only on traffic can put businesses at a disadvantage compared to competitors who are considering the whole marketing ecosystem. He believes that businesses must start by asking themselves the important question of why they are better than their competitors, and this is something Tyler helps his clients and partners to answer. For Tyler, it's not just about selling services but also ensuring that businesses have the right operational efficiencies and automation to succeed. His ultimate goal is to help business owners avoid wasting money on ineffective marketing strategies and achieve their dreams. Topics Covered: - Tyler Horsley's background and involvement with Nuclear Networking - The importance of connecting business activities to revenue - Marketing beyond traditional sales and tactics - Understanding a company's mission and purpose in marketing strategies - Developing understandable data sets to make informed decisions - The importance of automation and strategic thinking in the industry - Growing businesses for higher value and facilitating exits - The importance of not relying solely on one individual - Strategies for increasing stock value without debt or raising capital - Website design and customer-focused communication - Specialization in marketing and the need for accountability charts - Evaluating a company's growth trajectory and ramping up marketing efforts. Links: www.nuclearnetworking.com
Welcome back to the most Ninja Turtle heavy podcast about recovery on the airwaves today. In episode 53 of Talksicology, special guest Tyler Cricchi joins to talk about his journey into sobriety, answering some of the big “then and now” questions since getting clean. For Tyler, finding his perfect treatment match at Recovery Unplugged was a major turning point. Incorporating music into his recovery program was motivating for Tyler, and a way to keep him engaged and invested in treatment. What else can music do? Joseph talks about collecting records and the rare album he just got in the mail all the way from the UK. Jason remembers when he first discovered break-dancing, and how it changed his taste in music forever. Like Tyler, Jason also came to Recovery Unplugged after dozens of attempts to get clean at other recovery centers, but said music does make the difference. Joseph and Tyler talk about their experience representing RU at some events they'd consider pretty “far from recovery.” Tyler answers the real questions newly sober people want to know; What's it like to go to a biker rally early into your recovery? What is a reasonable response to a stranger dousing you in vodka? And most importantly…does acapella f*ck? It was a rough road to where he is today, but now Tyler is happily married, loves music, dirt bikes, and being a dad, and he's glad to share his story to anyone looking for a way forward. ---- Talksicology is Sponsored by Recovery Unplugged. If you or a loved one need support call 855-206-6172 or visit RecoveryUnplugged.com.
When people ask me how I go about deciding who to interview for this podcast, my answer has always been the same. I look for difference-makers. People whose efforts are making a real difference in the MS community. They might be a researcher, clinician, rehabilitation specialist, MS Navigator, fundraiser...it's a long list. A difference-maker might also be someone who motivates and inspires all of us by the way they choose to embrace life. My favorite conversation this year was with just that kind of person. And, judging from the many thousands of you who listened to that conversation and the feedback so many of you shared with me, it was one of your favorite convesations, too. In 2007, Tyler Campbell was a running back at San Diego State, looking forward to a real shot at a career in the NFL. Instead, Tyler's life was turned upside down by an MS diagnosis. For some people, that would have been the end of the story. For Tyler, it was only the beginning. We have a lot to talk about! Are you ready for RealTalk MS??! Re-visiting my favorite conversation of 2022 :23 Tyler Campbell takes us through his transformational journey from the football field to becoming a motivational and inspirational leader in the MS movement. 1:56 Share this episode 27:40 Have you downloaded the free RealTalk MS app??? 28:00 SHARE THIS EPISODE OF REALTALK MS Just copy this link & paste it into your text or email: https://realtalkms.com/278 ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE CONVERSATION I've always thought about the RealTalk MS podcast as a conversation. And this is your opportunity to join the conversation by sharing your feedback, questions, and suggestions for topics that we can discuss in future podcast episodes. Please shoot me an email or call the RealTalk MS Listener Hotline and share your thoughts! Email: jon@realtalkms.com Phone: (310) 526-2283 And don't forget to join us in the RealTalk MS Facebook group! LINKS If your podcast app doesn't allow you to click on these links, you'll find them in the show notes in the RealTalk MS app or at www.RealTalkMS.com Join the RealTalk MS Facebook Group https://facebook.com/groups/realtalkms Download the RealTalk MS App for iOS Devices https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/realtalk-ms/id1436917200 Download the RealTalk MS App for Android Deviceshttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.wizzard.android.realtalk Give RealTalk MS a rating and review http://www.realtalkms.com/review Follow RealTalk MS on Twitter, @RealTalkMS_jon, and subscribe to our newsletter at our website, RealTalkMS.com. RealTalk MS Episode 278 Guests: Tyler Campbell Tags: MS, MultipleSclerosis, MSResearch, MSSociety, RealTalkMS Privacy Policy
On this Wednesday Buckeye Talk, Doug Lesmerises and Tyler Shoemaker bring you another Betting the Buckeyes, and this one uses some gambling numbers to analyze the playoff semifinal between Ohio State and Georgia. First, Doug and TShoe look at the betting lines for both College Football Playoff semis -- first Michigan-TCU, and then Ohio State-Georgia -- and then talk about the overall national title odds for all four teams. Then (21:25) they look at TShoe's power ratings for the Buckeyes and Bulldogs and how they compare to a year ago. Then Doug brings out some other numbers to analyze Ohio State and Georgia on both sides of the ball and get a sense for the matchup. For Tyler, in one way, this is No. 1 vs. No. 1. Finally (43:17), they run through their bets for the year and let you know how they did on their Power 5 conference picks, plus on Tyler's Best Bets, Upset Special and Ohio State Bet of the Week. Thanks as always for listening to Betting the Buckeyes on Buckeye Talk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
My friend Tyler Johnson (married father of 3, active LDS, Oncologist and Assistant Professor Stanford Medical School), joins us to talk about principles that can help build a long-term foundation to remain in the Church and process the complicated topics (history, prophetic infallibility, imperfect members, etc) Tyler shares his upbring where his father didn't create a fairly-tale type narrative of our church history—but on honest discussion about the warts that are part of the beautiful restoration of the gospel. Because of this, Tyler didn't ever have to deconstruct and then reconstruct—it has always been about construction. For Tyler (and I believe many others) this is a more sustainable framework to move forward as a Latter-day Saint. He also talks about the love present in his home that help form his feelings about his Heavenly Parents and their love for all of us. It also created a safe environment to process honest questions. Tyler shares his vision for what each of us can to in our area of influence to “Enlarge the place of thy tent, and let them stretch forth the curtains of thine habitations: spare not, lengthen thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes” (Isaiah 54:2). He talks we can follow the example of Jesus—who brought the tent of the gospel to everyone—and how we can look to do that in our areas of stewardship. You can read more about Tyler's work and insights in this BYU article: https://byustudies.byu.edu/article/a-teachers-plea/ If you are processing the warts of the restoration or current issues—or helping others—please listen to this podcast. This is one of the very best episodes we've done on this subject, and I was deeply moved by Tyler insights, principles and gospel perspectives. Thank you, Tyler, for being on the podcast and all your good work in many circles to improve the lives of others!
Tyler is an accomplished film and stage performer and has appeared in productions including Freddy Vs Jason, Door to Door, Carrie, and the musical Ragtime. One if his biggest passions is helping others confidently take the stage and impact an audience with their stories, which he talks about in his best-selling book "The Power to Speak Naked." As I looked into Tyler and learned more about him from this conversation, it became apparent very quickly he is a hard worker and is involved in a lot things. I think that is why his value of "integrity" is so important to him. As Tyler explained it, integrity is about staying true to your word and doing the things you committed to doing. That is an unbelievably simple concept, but as we talked about during the show it can be extremely difficult to actually do. For Tyler though, it is the only way. There is so much complexity in our lives, competing priorities, and limited time/resources; so the only way to navigate it all is to hold yourself accountable to your word. One of the aspects of this conversation I really enjoyed was the mathematical logic Tyler used to explain his value and approach to life. We talked about the intricate "if, then, or" statements our minds are constantly running to try to determine the best decisions for us. We use this logic to identify our biases, assumptions, and blind spots to gain the most clarity we can. If that sounds exhausting and burdensome--it is. This isn't necessarily easy work to do, but the pay off is the peace and freedom to know that at the minimum, even if everything goes wrong, you were being thoughtful and in line with your stated values. My favorite part of the discussion was when we used ourselves as a case study to test this "logical computation" of integrity. I unfortunately had to postpone our original recording date because of a family issue and this ran head first into the integrity conversation we were having. In theory, we are supposed to stick to our word and do the things we committed to do. So rather than do the polite thing and shy away from this topic, Tyler and I dove head first into it and had an authentic discussion about how he felt about me cancelling.
The first week of the NHL season is almost in the books, and that means we had plenty to talk about on the brand new Tuesday episode of Oilersnation Radio. On today's show, we're talkin' about why the Oilers can't seem to start on time, previewed tonight's matchup with the Sabres, and a whole lot more.To kick off this week's podcast, we got this week's show we got started with a look at the first two games of the season, and whether or not the sloppy starts should have any of us feeling nervous. For Rick and me, getting nervous about what's happened so far doesn't make a whole lot of sense since we're just getting started. For Tyler, Dan, and Liam, they're not exactly nervous about anything yet, but they do have concerns about a few different areas. Changing gears, we looked ahead at tonight's game against the Buffalo Sabres, and what we should expect from an up-and-coming team filled with talented youngsters. Next up, we looked at Markus Niemelainen being recalled in place of Brad Malone and whether or not the big Finn can make a difference despite playing limited minutes. Lastly, we wrapped up the Tuesday episode of Oilersnation Radio with a new word association segment that... was... well... interesting, and a conversation about how getting Ryan Nugent-Hopkins going could make a world of difference for this hockey team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The first week of the NHL season is almost in the books, and that means we had plenty to talk about on the brand new Tuesday episode of Oilersnation Radio. On today's show, we're talkin' about why the Oilers can't seem to start on time, previewed tonight's matchup with the Sabres, and a whole lot more.To kick off this week's podcast, we got this week's show we got started with a look at the first two games of the season, and whether or not the sloppy starts should have any of us feeling nervous. For Rick and me, getting nervous about what's happened so far doesn't make a whole lot of sense since we're just getting started. For Tyler, Dan, and Liam, they're not exactly nervous about anything yet, but they do have concerns about a few different areas. Changing gears, we looked ahead at tonight's game against the Buffalo Sabres, and what we should expect from an up-and-coming team filled with talented youngsters. Next up, we looked at Markus Niemelainen being recalled in place of Brad Malone and whether or not the big Finn can make a difference despite playing limited minutes. Lastly, we wrapped up the Tuesday episode of Oilersnation Radio with a new word association segment that... was... well... interesting, and a conversation about how getting Ryan Nugent-Hopkins going could make a world of difference for this hockey team. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Gunner and Tyler are in for the final look at the weekend matchup for the Arizona Cardinals. Don't look now, but Geno Smith is one of the best QBs in the league! As the Cardinals continue to find their defensive stride, can this be an opportunity to pull the Seattle QB back down to earth, and steal a road win? For Tyler maybe Kyler Murray out duels his counterpart, which does bring up an opportunity to spend a little money on the MVP futures market. Tyler Lockett started quiet but is coming on strong, and while DK Metcalf's explosive plays may suffer at the hands of a journey-man QB - Pete Carroll has the Seahawks playing touch competitive games which has made a dangerous combination for Arizona this year. They guys also look at the injury report, and where this offense can generate success in the absence of James Connors and of course the delayed debut of DeAndre Hopkins. Gunner takes the reigns and brings home the betting lines, some pretty sweet O/U action and ultimately a big prediction for Sunday afternoon. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Gunner and Tyler are in for the final look at the weekend matchup for the Arizona Cardinals. Don't look now, but Geno Smith is one of the best QBs in the league! As the Cardinals continue to find their defensive stride, can this be an opportunity to pull the Seattle QB back down to earth, and steal a road win? For Tyler maybe Kyler Murray out duels his counterpart, which does bring up an opportunity to spend a little money on the MVP futures market. Tyler Lockett started quiet but is coming on strong, and while DK Metcalf's explosive plays may suffer at the hands of a journey-man QB - Pete Carroll has the Seahawks playing touch competitive games which has made a dangerous combination for Arizona this year. They guys also look at the injury report, and where this offense can generate success in the absence of James Connors and of course the delayed debut of DeAndre Hopkins. Gunner takes the reigns and brings home the betting lines, some pretty sweet O/U action and ultimately a big prediction for Sunday afternoon. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Gunner and Tyler are in for the final look at the weekend matchup for the Arizona Cardinals. Don't look now, but Geno Smith is one of the best QBs in the league! As the Cardinals continue to find their defensive stride, can this be an opportunity to pull the Seattle QB back down to earth, and steal a road win? For Tyler maybe Kyler Murray out duels his counterpart, which does bring up an opportunity to spend a little money on the MVP futures market. Tyler Lockett started quiet but is coming on strong, and while DK Metcalf's explosive plays may suffer at the hands of a journey-man QB - Pete Carroll has the Seahawks playing touch competitive games which has made a dangerous combination for Arizona this year. They guys also look at the injury report, and where this offense can generate success in the absence of James Connors and of course the delayed debut of DeAndre Hopkins. Gunner takes the reigns and brings home the betting lines, some pretty sweet O/U action and ultimately a big prediction for Sunday afternoon. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Gunner and Tyler are in for the final look at the weekend matchup for the Arizona Cardinals. Don't look now, but Geno Smith is one of the best QBs in the league! As the Cardinals continue to find their defensive stride, can this be an opportunity to pull the Seattle QB back down to earth, and steal a road win? For Tyler maybe Kyler Murray out duels his counterpart, which does bring up an opportunity to spend a little money on the MVP futures market. Tyler Lockett started quiet but is coming on strong, and while DK Metcalf's explosive plays may suffer at the hands of a journey-man QB - Pete Carroll has the Seahawks playing touch competitive games which has made a dangerous combination for Arizona this year. They guys also look at the injury report, and where this offense can generate success in the absence of James Connors and of course the delayed debut of DeAndre Hopkins. Gunner takes the reigns and brings home the betting lines, some pretty sweet O/U action and ultimately a big prediction for Sunday afternoon. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Locked On Canes - Daily Podcast On Miami Hurricanes Football & Basketball
Tyler Van Dyke has been ranked number 25 by ESPN out of 100 players ranked for the upcoming 2022 college football season. The Miami Hurricanes quarterback will try and live up to the hype he created for himself by throwing for at least 300 yards and at least 3 touchdowns in his final 6 games of 2021. For Tyler to follow up his sensational freshman season, he'll need his wide receivers to find more consistency catching passes. Host Alex Donno discusses Tyler's place on the preseason list and why he strongly feels that TVD will live up to or even exceed the hype he's receiving. Donno compares Tyler to Devin Leary from NC State and Sam Hartman from Wake Forest (even though Hartman might miss the full season for a non-football health issue.) Donno also discusses some early notes from Thursday's football practice and predicts what Miami's offense needs to accomplish in the scrimmage this Saturday. He shares Mario Cristobal's commentary on the receiving corps and Alex Mirabal's take on the progress of the O-Line. Alex offers the latest recruiting updates on Miami targets Cormani McClain, Samson Okunlola, and why the Canes have offered a TE/DE for the class of 2026. Plus, Alex answers questions from listeners on twitter. You can write us @LockedOnCanes.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!LinkedInLinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order.BetOnlineBetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Locked On Canes - Daily Podcast On Miami Hurricanes Football & Basketball
Tyler Van Dyke has been ranked number 25 by ESPN out of 100 players ranked for the upcoming 2022 college football season. The Miami Hurricanes quarterback will try and live up to the hype he created for himself by throwing for at least 300 yards and at least 3 touchdowns in his final 6 games of 2021. For Tyler to follow up his sensational freshman season, he'll need his wide receivers to find more consistency catching passes. Host Alex Donno discusses Tyler's place on the preseason list and why he strongly feels that TVD will live up to or even exceed the hype he's receiving. Donno compares Tyler to Devin Leary from NC State and Sam Hartman from Wake Forest (even though Hartman might miss the full season for a non-football health issue.) Donno also discusses some early notes from Thursday's football practice and predicts what Miami's offense needs to accomplish in the scrimmage this Saturday. He shares Mario Cristobal's commentary on the receiving corps and Alex Mirabal's take on the progress of the O-Line. Alex offers the latest recruiting updates on Miami targets Cormani McClain, Samson Okunlola, and why the Canes have offered a TE/DE for the class of 2026. Plus, Alex answers questions from listeners on twitter. You can write us @LockedOnCanes. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! LinkedIn LinkedIn jobs helps you find the candidates you want to talk to, faster. Post your job for free at Linkedin.com/lockedoncollege Terms and conditions apply. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON15,” and you'll get 15% off your next order. BetOnline BetOnline.net has you covered this season with more props, odds and lines than ever before. BetOnline – Where The Game Starts! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Niching down in your bookkeeping business is important. But how do you go about finding and growing a niche? Co-hosts Hannah Robinson and Melissa Honan interview Tyler Otto from Speciality Bookkeepers – they define what a business niche is, why you need to build your business around one, and how to find a niche that's perfect for your brand. Tyler Otto and his wife are the owners of Specialty Bookkeepers, a firm that specializes in serving medium to large hospitality-based businesses. His company leverages technology to simplify clients' financial processes and drive profit. Tyler shares his origin story on how he transitioned from a corporate finance job into running a bookkeeping business. Hannah asks Tyler why he decided to focus his business on a particular niche and why he chose the hospitality industry. Melissa strongly believes the more successful bookkeeping businesses focus on one specific niche - Tyler is quick to agree and explains the drawbacks of running a business that serves all types of clients. For Hannah, marketing to a particular niche is all about going to where your client goes and getting in front of them. Melissa asks Tyler how long it took him to completely niche down and primarily focus on hospitality clients. Hannah describes why bookkeepers must niche down once they hit a specific level of business growth - she also adds that niching down means focusing more on quality rather than quantity of service. Melissa asks Tyler how new bookkeepers can find the right niche, attract new clients, and run successful marketing campaigns in their new niche. Tyler reveals the true meaning of his company culture, “Flexible Schedule Employer” - and why today's employees are more interested in flexibility and great working environments. Based on his experience running an accounting business, Tyler believes scaling a company and successfully delegating duties is the most difficult thing to get right. For Tyler, successfully scaling your business will only occur when your team no longer depends on you for leads and new business. Hannah, Melissa, and Tyler all agree that the bookkeeping community is truly special based on how businesses collaborate with each other. Tyler explores how building strong relationships with both clients and employees is critical to growing healthy businesses. Mentioned in this episode: Tyler Otto on LinkedIn Specialty Bookkeeping - specialtybk.com success@ilovebookkeeping.com
In this episode of the Sales Secrets podcast, Brandon talks to Chief Marketing Officer of Vidyard, Tyler Lessard about gaining trust with your clients. Now more than ever, both sellers and marketers need to get back to the drawing table and figure out how to establish genuine connections with potential buyers. For Tyler, this is the only way for anyone to set themselves apart from millions of other sellers and marketers that are saturating every market known to man with emails and ads that get ignored or worse, turn off the very people they want to attract. SUBSCRIBE TO SALES SECRETS PODCASTITUNES ► https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/s...SPOTIFY ► https://open.spotify.com/show/1BKYsQo...YOUTUBE ► https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVUh...THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY SEAMLESS.AI - THE WORLD'S BEST SALES LEADSWEBSITE ► https://www.seamless.ai/LINKEDIN ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/seamlessai/JOIN FOR FREE TODAY ► https://login.seamless.ai/invite/podcastSHOW DESCRIPTIONBrandon Bornancin is a serial salesperson, entrepreneur, and founder of Seamless.AI. Twice a week, Brandon interviews the world's top sales experts like Jill Konrath, Aaron Ross, John Barrows, Trish Bertuzzi, Mark Hunter, Anthony Iannarino, and many more -- to uncover actionable strategies, playbooks, tips, and insights you can use to generate more revenue and close more business. If you want to learn the most powerful sales secrets from the top sales experts in the world, Sales Secrets From The Top 1% is the place to find them.SALES SECRET FROM THE TOP 1%WEBSITE ► https://www.secretsalesbook.com/LINKEDIN ► https://www.linkedin.com/company/sales-secret-book/ABOUT BRANDONBrandon Bornancin is a serial salesperson (over $100M in sales deals), multi-million dollar sales tech entrepreneur, motivational sales speaker, international sales DJ (DJ NoQ5), and sales author who is obsessed with helping you maximize your sales success.Mr. Bornancin is currently the CEO & Founder at Seamless.AI delivering the world's best sales leads. Over 10,000+ companies use Seamless.ai to generate millions in sales at companies like Google, Amazon, Facebook, Slack, Dell, Oracle & many others.Mr. Bornancin is also the author of "Sales Secrets From The Top 1%" where the world's best sales experts share their secrets to sales success and author of “The Ultimate Guide To Overcoming Sales Objections.”FOLLOW BRANDONLINKEDIN ► https://www.linkedin.com/in/brandonbornancin/INSTAGRAM ► https://www.instagram.com/brandonbornancinofficial/FACEBOOK ► https://www.facebook.com/SeamlessAITWITTER ► https://twitter.com/BBornancin
In 2007, Tyler Campbell was a running back at San Diego State, looking forward to a real shot at a career in the NFL. Instead, Tyler's life was turned upside down by an MS diagnosis. For some people, that would have been the end of the story. For Tyler, it was only the beginning. In this week's episode, Tyler Campbell talks about his transformational journey from the football field to becoming a motivational and inspirational leader in the MS movement. We have a lot to talk about! Are you ready for RealTalk MS??! I met a real difference-maker! :22 My conversation with Tyler Campbell 1:12 Share this episode 26:56 Download the RealTalk MS app for your iOS or Android device 27:16 SHARE THIS EPISODE OF REALTALK MS Just copy this link & paste it into your text or email: https://realtalkms.com/249 ADD YOUR VOICE TO THE CONVERSATION I've always thought about the RealTalk MS podcast as a conversation. And this is your opportunity to join the conversation by sharing your feedback, questions, and suggestions for topics that we can discuss in future podcast episodes. Please shoot me an email or call the RealTalk MS Listener Hotline and share your thoughts! Email: jon@realtalkms.com Phone: (310) 526-2283 And don't forget to join us in the RealTalk MS Facebook group! LINKS If your podcast app doesn't allow you to click on these links, you'll find them in the show notes in the RealTalk MS app or at www.RealTalkMS.com National MS Society COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance for People Living with MS https://www.nationalmssociety.org/coronavirus-covid-19-information/multiple-sclerosis-and-coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine-guidance The National MS Society Presents the Black MS Experience Summit https://www.nationalmssociety.org/Resources-Support/Library-Education-Programs/Black-MS-Experience iConquer MS Survey for MS Caregivers https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/6823942/Caregiver-Survey-MS-Caregivers iConquer MS Survey for Researchers and Healthcare Providers https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/6823815/Caregiver-research-survey-HCPs-and-researchers Join the RealTalk MS Facebook Group https://facebook.com/groups/realtalkms Download the RealTalk MS App for iOS Devices https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/realtalk-ms/id1436917200 Download the RealTalk MS App for Android Deviceshttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tv.wizzard.android.realtalk Give RealTalk MS a rating and review http://www.realtalkms.com/review Follow RealTalk MS on Twitter, @RealTalkMS_jon, and subscribe to our newsletter at our website, RealTalkMS.com. RealTalk MS Episode 249 Guest: Tyler Campbell Tags: MS, MultipleSclerosis, MSResearch, MSSociety, RealTalkMS Privacy Policy
Tyler Sweatt shares a series of powerfully concise lessons on business development he's picked up over the years consulting in a wide range of industries. Find out how Tyler and his team solve incredibly complex compliance problems while making the buying process as frictionless as possible, why saying no to some prospects is critical to find the customers, and how planning is the easiest way to set yourself apart from your competition. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: When did you realize that business development was great? When Tyler transitioned out of the military, he wasn't sure which direction to take his career. He cut his teeth at Deloitte where he learned the two basic functions of a business: value creation and value protection. You have to figure out which one you need to focus on from a career standpoint. Tyler started thinking about how to build relationships and establish trust since that was the fastest way to grow. Tyler found a few partners within the organization that helped him learn the ropes of value creation, and in the process, he got in touch with Toffler Associates. That was where he learned a new approach to consulting that opened up a huge number of opportunities for him. Those experiences became unique information that Tyler could share simply by being exposed to it. There is no better time than now to invest in yourself and your education. Focusing on your technical expertise, getting exposed to how other businesses work, and growth skills. When you're learning, you should always have the last part be a practical implementation. Test your knowledge and put it into practice. Value creation and growth skills are highly transferable. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: What is your personal definition of business development? Simply put, it's all about value creation. The entire spectrum of taking a prospect from completely cold to raving fan is the process of growth. Content creation is part of the effort, similar to an at-scale give-to-get. When someone hits the pipeline, Tyler focuses on qualifying them immediately and moving quickly on closing the deal. For marketing and lead generation, you need to figure out the three most important metrics you need to cover and orient on those. That will make everything else easier. Referrals are a big indicator of both effectiveness and product-market fit. Try to avoid measuring too many metrics at the same time. You need to think about business development from the customer's buying process and how you can remove as much friction from their buying process as possible. Make it as easy to buy from you as possible. Focus on a positive buying experience and make it easy for the customer. Being customer-centered will be extremely valuable in everything you work on. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: What is your favorite science, step, or story from the GrowBIG Training or Snowball System? Too many people focus on just having a meeting and following the script they have in their mind. Dynamic Meeting Prep is one of Tyler's favorite strategies that solves that problem. Using the process, you can solidly prepare for a meeting in under 10 minutes which is a great way to bring many of the other Snowball System strategies. Have a goal in mind, but be flexible on how you get there. The value is not in the plan, it's in the planning. You are creating a plan to operate fluidly depending on the situation. You can completely separate yourself from your competition in the way that you approach meetings. Tyler's second favorite strategy is Asking For The Advance. Moving along opportunities ties into the Dynamic Meeting Prep and makes the buying process much easier. You are 34x more likely to get a yes in person than you are over email. This is why it's so important to get the next step or next meeting nailed down during your current meeting. There are four main reasons you might not win. It's usually either not a strategic fit, a technical fit, a timing fit, or not a relational fit. You should try to eliminate those potential obstacles during the qualifying process. Think about who stands to benefit from the purchase, how to make the purchase as easy as possible, or how you can get the prospect to build the solution with you. Seek early victories. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. At Second Front, Tyler is working to solve some ridiculously complicated problems and building something that has never existed before. Tyler has been in several different industries, all of which involve emerging technology and security. In most of those industries, compliance burdens were always an issue and Second Front is working on solving that. They have figured out a solution that solves a pressing national security problem and has opened new doors of opportunity that could be saving lives. The Second Front team is the best team he's been a part of since leaving the military, and he loves the fact that he's proving people wrong. When somebody tells him that something can't be done, that motivates Tyler to go and prove them wrong. It's a lot easier to maintain things than it is to create things. At its core, business development is always new and always different, which is something that Tyler appreciates. Know what your why is, and it's okay if that changes over time. For Tyler, being able to set examples for his sons and have teachable moments is the core of why he does what he does in his season of life. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: If you could record a video around business development and send it to your younger self, what would it say? Don't fall in love with titles. Identify character traits that you don't want to emulate. Don't lose sight of the value of saying no. No is the most strategic word in your arsenal. Don't feel obligated to stick around in an organization. You are your own client. Tyler is a fan of being brutally transparent. The easiest way to make sure your message is heard the way you want it to be heard is to make it as simple and plain as possible. You are doing the other person a favor by being honest. No is a decision, yes is a commitment. Saying yes to something you don't want to do only creates negative energy and sabotages the relationship over time. Figure out what you're doing that you don't want to do right now, and start cutting them out so you can focus on the activities that have the highest value to you. Mentioned in this Episode: GrowBIGPlaybook.com linkedin.com/in/tylersweatt secondfront.com
Tyler Sweatt shares a series of powerfully concise lessons on business development he's picked up over the years consulting in a wide range of industries. Find out how Tyler and his team solve incredibly complex compliance problems while making the buying process as frictionless as possible, why saying no to some prospects is critical to find the customers, and how planning is the easiest way to set yourself apart from your competition. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: When did you realize that business development was great? When Tyler transitioned out of the military, he wasn't sure which direction to take his career. He cut his teeth at Deloitte where he learned the two basic functions of a business: value creation and value protection. You have to figure out which one you need to focus on from a career standpoint. Tyler started thinking about how to build relationships and establish trust since that was the fastest way to grow. Tyler found a few partners within the organization that helped him learn the ropes of value creation, and in the process, he got in touch with Toffler Associates. That was where he learned a new approach to consulting that opened up a huge number of opportunities for him. Those experiences became unique information that Tyler could share simply by being exposed to it. There is no better time than now to invest in yourself and your education. Focusing on your technical expertise, getting exposed to how other businesses work, and growth skills. When you're learning, you should always have the last part be a practical implementation. Test your knowledge and put it into practice. Value creation and growth skills are highly transferable. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: What is your personal definition of business development? Simply put, it's all about value creation. The entire spectrum of taking a prospect from completely cold to raving fan is the process of growth. Content creation is part of the effort, similar to an at-scale give-to-get. When someone hits the pipeline, Tyler focuses on qualifying them immediately and moving quickly on closing the deal. For marketing and lead generation, you need to figure out the three most important metrics you need to cover and orient on those. That will make everything else easier. Referrals are a big indicator of both effectiveness and product-market fit. Try to avoid measuring too many metrics at the same time. You need to think about business development from the customer's buying process and how you can remove as much friction from their buying process as possible. Make it as easy to buy from you as possible. Focus on a positive buying experience and make it easy for the customer. Being customer-centered will be extremely valuable in everything you work on. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: What is your favorite science, step, or story from the GrowBIG Training or Snowball System? Too many people focus on just having a meeting and following the script they have in their mind. Dynamic Meeting Prep is one of Tyler's favorite strategies that solves that problem. Using the process, you can solidly prepare for a meeting in under 10 minutes which is a great way to bring many of the other Snowball System strategies. Have a goal in mind, but be flexible on how you get there. The value is not in the plan, it's in the planning. You are creating a plan to operate fluidly depending on the situation. You can completely separate yourself from your competition in the way that you approach meetings. Tyler's second favorite strategy is Asking For The Advance. Moving along opportunities ties into the Dynamic Meeting Prep and makes the buying process much easier. You are 34x more likely to get a yes in person than you are over email. This is why it's so important to get the next step or next meeting nailed down during your current meeting. There are four main reasons you might not win. It's usually either not a strategic fit, a technical fit, a timing fit, or not a relational fit. You should try to eliminate those potential obstacles during the qualifying process. Think about who stands to benefit from the purchase, how to make the purchase as easy as possible, or how you can get the prospect to build the solution with you. Seek early victories. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. At Second Front, Tyler is working to solve some ridiculously complicated problems and building something that has never existed before. Tyler has been in several different industries, all of which involve emerging technology and security. In most of those industries, compliance burdens were always an issue and Second Front is working on solving that. They have figured out a solution that solves a pressing national security problem and has opened new doors of opportunity that could be saving lives. The Second Front team is the best team he's been a part of since leaving the military, and he loves the fact that he's proving people wrong. When somebody tells him that something can't be done, that motivates Tyler to go and prove them wrong. It's a lot easier to maintain things than it is to create things. At its core, business development is always new and always different, which is something that Tyler appreciates. Know what your why is, and it's okay if that changes over time. For Tyler, being able to set examples for his sons and have teachable moments is the core of why he does what he does in his season of life. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: If you could record a video around business development and send it to your younger self, what would it say? Don't fall in love with titles. Identify character traits that you don't want to emulate. Don't lose sight of the value of saying no. No is the most strategic word in your arsenal. Don't feel obligated to stick around in an organization. You are your own client. Tyler is a fan of being brutally transparent. The easiest way to make sure your message is heard the way you want it to be heard is to make it as simple and plain as possible. You are doing the other person a favor by being honest. No is a decision, yes is a commitment. Saying yes to something you don't want to do only creates negative energy and sabotages the relationship over time. Figure out what you're doing that you don't want to do right now, and start cutting them out so you can focus on the activities that have the highest value to you. Mentioned in this Episode: GrowBIGPlaybook.com linkedin.com/in/tylersweatt secondfront.com
Tyler Sweatt shares a series of powerfully concise lessons on business development he's picked up over the years consulting in a wide range of industries. Find out how Tyler and his team solve incredibly complex compliance problems while making the buying process as frictionless as possible, why saying no to some prospects is critical to find the customers, and how planning is the easiest way to set yourself apart from your competition. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: When did you realize that business development was great? When Tyler transitioned out of the military, he wasn't sure which direction to take his career. He cut his teeth at Deloitte where he learned the two basic functions of a business: value creation and value protection. You have to figure out which one you need to focus on from a career standpoint. Tyler started thinking about how to build relationships and establish trust since that was the fastest way to grow. Tyler found a few partners within the organization that helped him learn the ropes of value creation, and in the process, he got in touch with Toffler Associates. That was where he learned a new approach to consulting that opened up a huge number of opportunities for him. Those experiences became unique information that Tyler could share simply by being exposed to it. There is no better time than now to invest in yourself and your education. Focusing on your technical expertise, getting exposed to how other businesses work, and growth skills. When you're learning, you should always have the last part be a practical implementation. Test your knowledge and put it into practice. Value creation and growth skills are highly transferable. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: What is your personal definition of business development? Simply put, it's all about value creation. The entire spectrum of taking a prospect from completely cold to raving fan is the process of growth. Content creation is part of the effort, similar to an at-scale give-to-get. When someone hits the pipeline, Tyler focuses on qualifying them immediately and moving quickly on closing the deal. For marketing and lead generation, you need to figure out the three most important metrics you need to cover and orient on those. That will make everything else easier. Referrals are a big indicator of both effectiveness and product-market fit. Try to avoid measuring too many metrics at the same time. You need to think about business development from the customer's buying process and how you can remove as much friction from their buying process as possible. Make it as easy to buy from you as possible. Focus on a positive buying experience and make it easy for the customer. Being customer-centered will be extremely valuable in everything you work on. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: What is your favorite science, step, or story from the GrowBIG Training or Snowball System? Too many people focus on just having a meeting and following the script they have in their mind. Dynamic Meeting Prep is one of Tyler's favorite strategies that solves that problem. Using the process, you can solidly prepare for a meeting in under 10 minutes which is a great way to bring many of the other Snowball System strategies. Have a goal in mind, but be flexible on how you get there. The value is not in the plan, it's in the planning. You are creating a plan to operate fluidly depending on the situation. You can completely separate yourself from your competition in the way that you approach meetings. Tyler's second favorite strategy is Asking For The Advance. Moving along opportunities ties into the Dynamic Meeting Prep and makes the buying process much easier. You are 34x more likely to get a yes in person than you are over email. This is why it's so important to get the next step or next meeting nailed down during your current meeting. There are four main reasons you might not win. It's usually either not a strategic fit, a technical fit, a timing fit, or not a relational fit. You should try to eliminate those potential obstacles during the qualifying process. Think about who stands to benefit from the purchase, how to make the purchase as easy as possible, or how you can get the prospect to build the solution with you. Seek early victories. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. At Second Front, Tyler is working to solve some ridiculously complicated problems and building something that has never existed before. Tyler has been in several different industries, all of which involve emerging technology and security. In most of those industries, compliance burdens were always an issue and Second Front is working on solving that. They have figured out a solution that solves a pressing national security problem and has opened new doors of opportunity that could be saving lives. The Second Front team is the best team he's been a part of since leaving the military, and he loves the fact that he's proving people wrong. When somebody tells him that something can't be done, that motivates Tyler to go and prove them wrong. It's a lot easier to maintain things than it is to create things. At its core, business development is always new and always different, which is something that Tyler appreciates. Know what your why is, and it's okay if that changes over time. For Tyler, being able to set examples for his sons and have teachable moments is the core of why he does what he does in his season of life. Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: If you could record a video around business development and send it to your younger self, what would it say? Don't fall in love with titles. Identify character traits that you don't want to emulate. Don't lose sight of the value of saying no. No is the most strategic word in your arsenal. Don't feel obligated to stick around in an organization. You are your own client. Tyler is a fan of being brutally transparent. The easiest way to make sure your message is heard the way you want it to be heard is to make it as simple and plain as possible. You are doing the other person a favor by being honest. No is a decision, yes is a commitment. Saying yes to something you don't want to do only creates negative energy and sabotages the relationship over time. Figure out what you're doing that you don't want to do right now, and start cutting them out so you can focus on the activities that have the highest value to you. Mentioned in this Episode: GrowBIGPlaybook.com linkedin.com/in/tylersweatt secondfront.com
Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. At Second Front, Tyler is working to solve some ridiculously complicated problems and building something that has never existed before. Tyler has been in several different industries, all of which involve emerging technology and security. In most of those industries, compliance burdens were always an issue and Second Front is working on solving that. They have figured out a solution that solves a pressing national security problem and has opened new doors of opportunity that could be saving lives. The Second Front team is the best team he's been a part of since leaving the military, and he loves the fact that he's proving people wrong. When somebody tells him that something can't be done, that motivates Tyler to go and prove them wrong. It's a lot easier to maintain things than it is to create things. At its core, business development is always new and always different, which is something that Tyler appreciates. Know what your why is, and it's okay if that changes over time. For Tyler, being able to set examples for his sons and have teachable moments is the core of why he does what he does in his season of life. Mentioned in this Episode: GrowBIGPlaybook.com linkedin.com/in/tylersweatt secondfront.com
Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. At Second Front, Tyler is working to solve some ridiculously complicated problems and building something that has never existed before. Tyler has been in several different industries, all of which involve emerging technology and security. In most of those industries, compliance burdens were always an issue and Second Front is working on solving that. They have figured out a solution that solves a pressing national security problem and has opened new doors of opportunity that could be saving lives. The Second Front team is the best team he's been a part of since leaving the military, and he loves the fact that he's proving people wrong. When somebody tells him that something can't be done, that motivates Tyler to go and prove them wrong. It's a lot easier to maintain things than it is to create things. At its core, business development is always new and always different, which is something that Tyler appreciates. Know what your why is, and it's okay if that changes over time. For Tyler, being able to set examples for his sons and have teachable moments is the core of why he does what he does in his season of life. Mentioned in this Episode: GrowBIGPlaybook.com linkedin.com/in/tylersweatt secondfront.com
Mo asks Tyler Sweatt: Tell me a business development story that you are really proud of. At Second Front, Tyler is working to solve some ridiculously complicated problems and building something that has never existed before. Tyler has been in several different industries, all of which involve emerging technology and security. In most of those industries, compliance burdens were always an issue and Second Front is working on solving that. They have figured out a solution that solves a pressing national security problem and has opened new doors of opportunity that could be saving lives. The Second Front team is the best team he's been a part of since leaving the military, and he loves the fact that he's proving people wrong. When somebody tells him that something can't be done, that motivates Tyler to go and prove them wrong. It's a lot easier to maintain things than it is to create things. At its core, business development is always new and always different, which is something that Tyler appreciates. Know what your why is, and it's okay if that changes over time. For Tyler, being able to set examples for his sons and have teachable moments is the core of why he does what he does in his season of life. Mentioned in this Episode: GrowBIGPlaybook.com linkedin.com/in/tylersweatt secondfront.com
Have you heard the phrase “For Lifer's” before? This is when someone finds perfect alignment in something and it sticks around for a very long time. For Tyler, this was finding and working with the incredible Canadian Non-Profit Organization, LiveDifferent. LiveDifferent provides volunteers the opportunity to make a difference in the developing world by working alongside community members to take action and fight prevalent social justice issues. In this episode, Tyler shares his Gap Year experience with the LiveDifferent Academy program, and how this changed the trajectory of his life. He speaks to the skills he gained and how he became a transformational leader of his community. If you are taking a Gap Year, and want to make a difference, don't miss out on this episode and check out LiveDifferent!
For Tyler, it all started with the phrase, "Money doesn't grow on trees." If you dig a little deeper it really means there is a lot of value in the things we see everyday. You see, Life happens all the time and many of the unexpected things that happen can be debilitating to our finances. That caused Tyler to start thinking, “well, how can I earn more?” So, Tyler stopped climbing the corporate ladder and made his objectives clear. You can create great wealth with anything if you have the right mindset and skills to acquire it. Tyler started out in single family homes, then started buying and flipping. He kept learning and dove head first into commercial and then syndication. Those were the first seeds and where Tyler saw becoming financially secure. It was a head knowledge type of thing. An investment in mindset allowed him to transform fundamentally as an individual. Every one of us has the potential to become a millionaire, but it doesn't just happen. You have to set goals and the steps to be the person who will achieve your goals. That key investment of mindset cannot be replaced with anything else. The harder you work, the luckier you get. No one says it better and has lived it like Tyler. Did you know, Bronson and Tyler share the same barber? Find out in the episode! In this episode, we explore: 01:39 – Money doesn't grow on trees 02:16 – Life happens 04:20 – Buying a home 05:00 – Climbing the wrong ladder 07:29 – Income-producing real estate 08:49 – The switch to investor 10:13 – Hire a coach 11:43 – Napoleon Hill and clear objectives 12:18 – Diving into commercial real estate, CCIM 13:29 – Mindset shift and the tapes in your head 15:22 – How can I invest in myself on a daily basis 16:31 – Compounding practices 19:22 – The clues successful people leave 21:44 – The shift to multi-family and syndications 23:18 – The name of the game is SCALE 25:03 – First investment in yourself: Education 26:51 – Ask better questions, get better answers 28:05 – Abundance mindset Connecting with the Guest: Podcast CF Capital Ebook: The Bottom Line: 10 Ways to Increase Cash Flow and Apartment Complex IG & Twitter: @thetylerchesser #millionaire #mindset #realestate
Episode: 149 Tyler Austin - *Check out REIsift for yourself* https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/reisift - Join your hosts, David Pere and Alex Felice, with their guest Tyler Austin, as they discuss all lead generation, Tyler's marketing strategies, his tips on wholesaling, and how his company REISift is more than just list tracking. As you tune in a little further, Tyler shares to listeners the very process map he uses to make money for his business every single day. Knowing how to make money out of a lead is easy. Knowing how to do it efficiently, though, is something else. For Tyler, learning how to generate the lead in the most efficient manner makes you or any business out there stand for decades. In the discussion, he talks about how ludacris rehitting is and how it affects marketing expenditures. In this episode, Tyler explains how REISift's game-changing system allows million-dollar real estate brands to cut down marketing expenses and take more revenue. For Tyler, money is just a tool. Somebody who understands how to efficiently use that tool because they use it often will consistently outplay someone who thinks otherwise. About Tyler Austin: Tyler Austin is a real estate investor and is the CEO and Founder of REISift. REISift helps real estate investors close more deals, and cut marketing costs through proper data insight and automation. Outline of the episode: [03:01] Tyler Austin – on real estate, his former job, and REISift [05:12] Tyler's splendid exit from being a civilian government employee [10:19] REISift's role in helping novice real estate investors [17:00] It's something we take for granted [22:42] The guy who wins on Google is the guy who can afford to pay the most per lead… [23:43] Tyler Austin – on losing deals [27:06] Reverse engineering success and failure [33:40] Tyler's Two Core Marketing Strategies [38:24] David Pere – on being the guy who did everything wrong and figured it out [41:19] What do you focus on first when entering wholesale? [47:20] Money is a tool! Resources: Website: https://www.reisift.io/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyleraustinoriginal/ A comprehensive flow + videos that help focus on converting more prospects to leads and more leads to revenue: http://ninja.reisift.io/DATAFLOW Sound clear even in noisy rooms during virtual meetings with Krisp: https://krisp.ai/ Follow The Military Millionaire Podcast's journey on: Website: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Frommilitarytomillionaire/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1735593999901619/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frommilitarytomillionaire/ Grab your book copy of The No B.S. Guide to Military Life - How to Build Wealth, Get Promoted, and Achieve Greatness by David Pere: https://www.amazon.com/B-S-Guide-Military-Life-greatness/dp/1736753010 - Sponsor: The War Room Mastermind group: *Email to apply* wrmastermind@gmail.com - Real Estate Investing Course: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/teachable-rei Recommended books and tools: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/kit/ Become an investor: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/investor/ - SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE - Website: https://www.frommilitarytomillionaire.com/start-here/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/frommilitarytomillionaire/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/militarymillionaire/ - My name is David Pere, I am an active duty Marine, and have realized that service members and the working class use the phrase "I don't get paid enough" entirely too often. The reality is that most often our financial situation is self-inflicted. After having success with real estate investing, I started From Military to Millionaire to teach personal finance and real estate investing to service members and the working class. As a result, I have helped many of my readers increase their savings gap, and increase their chances of achieving financial freedom! - Click here to SUBSCRIBE: https://bit.ly/2Q3EvfE to the channel for more awesome videos! THIS SITE IS INDEPENDENTLY OWNED AND OPERATED. ALL OPINIONS EXPRESSED HEREIN ARE MY OWN. THE VIEWS EXPRESSED ON THIS SITE ARE THOSE OF THE AUTHOR OR THE AUTHOR'S INVITED GUEST POSTERS, AND MAY NOT REFLECT THE VIEWS OF THE US GOVERNMENT, THE DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE, OR THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS.
Greetings Super friends! Welcome to Superman & Lois & Pals. I'm Henry Bernstein and alongside me is my favorite super pal, Professor Sam Brody. We're going to catch up on the last two episodes in a bit but first I wanted to revisit our discussion on the timeline of Superman & Lois. Sam I made a new virtual pal over the last two weeks. A new listener reached out and wrote some really kind words about our podcast. So, shout out to Jen Russell who hosts a podcast of her own about the NBC show Blacklist. So check out the Keen Minds Podcast. You can find it on Apple Podcasts and on twitter https://twitter.com/keen_minds?lang=en. So Jen and I have been talking a lot about Superman & Lois, which she loves and she wanted to help us with our understanding of the timeline. This is what she said:“The topic of Lois and Clark's ages, and I think it does actually work in this timeline, assuming Lois and Clark are about the same age. The Arrowverse Fandom page has Clark's birth year set in 1979, so that would put him 41-42 if this is based on current day. The twins are 14, so they would have been born in 2007, putting Clark in his late 20's when they were born. If Lois was also born in '79 and graduated college at 22 (and I could see her graduating early), that could put her as 6 years between graduation and the boys being born. You have to squint a little for it, but for TV it's closer than a lot of shows bother with.For Tyler being 33, I think they address that in the pilot when Lana says it's like he doesn't age. I think Clark is supposed to be early 40's, just looks young.”What do you think about that explanation Sam? I just want to give one more shout-out to her. She makes AMAZING Superman & Lois gifs on her tumblr which is takadasaiko.tumblr.com You can find us on twitter https://twitter.com/SupermanPalsPod
Tyler Olfers came into The Dream to record a single about a sandwich. But the sandwich is a metaphor for the music industry. And oh yeah, we made a really crunchy sandwich and recorded it as a percussion instrument. For Tyler, the process and experience of recording and collaborating is even more meaningful and rewarding than the final product. Tyler's one of the good people. To watch some fun videos relating to this episode, visit www.thedreamrecordingstudio.com/videos
We bring on our esteemed guest Tyler (@DLF_Tyler) and Britt (@TheFFSandman) to help breakdown the proper rookie process and how Pro Days factor into that. If you are interested in more rookie content from Brad (@FFBorbounDude) and Eric (@EricBurkholder6) you can find it here. For Tyler's information you can find it on DFF or DLF.
Another one…After Jemar Tisby’s courageous #LeaveLOUD story last week, Tyler Burns is up next to share his own journey. How do you overcome years of Christian Education that makes you question your Black identity? What can our lives look like when we embrace a vision for what it means to be Christ-following and Black-centered? For Tyler, these realities seemed elusive and, at times, impossible. What changed? What did he learn? This is his journey, as only he can tell it. This is Tyler Burns’ #LeaveLOUD story. ********* In 2018, the New York Times published an article tiled: A Quiet Exodus: Why Black Worshipers Are Leaving White Evangelical Churches that chronicled the plight of Black Christians who quietly exited their churches after their pastors and fellow believers failed to denounce state-sanctioned violence against Black people, white Christian Nationalism, systemic racism, and everyday bigotry. Since that time, things have gotten worse, not better. In recent months, we’ve seen a surge of Black leaders and congregants in predominantly white or multiethnic churches and Christian spaces decide that it’s time for them to go. We bear witness to the hurt, harm, and frustration that our siblings have experienced. Enough is enough. It’s time to #LeaveLOUD To #LeaveLOUD is to tell our stories, to name things for what they are, to take back the dignity we’ve lost while being in institutions that don’t value the fullness of the image of God within us, and to go where we are celebrated and not just tolerated. For the next several weeks, we will be sharing stories of Black Christians who have made the decision to #LeaveLOUD. We will also be providing thoughtful analysis, words of wisdom, and resources for those who have already left or who are discerning whether they should #LeaveLOUD. We invite you to share your stories using the hashtag #LeaveLOUD. The Witness BCC exists to empower Black Christians to live into the fullness of who God created us to be. You are not alone. Visit thewitnessbcc.com for more of our stories.
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...)Tyler discusses how his meditation sessions went while Brevin tries to explain taxes. The key word there is "tries"! Stay tuned for more episodes!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...)Tyler is no longer freaking out as much, and Brevin is a bona fide country boy now. Their new challenges will bring peace of mind and relaxation, just in very different ways :)Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin discuss shuffling cards and Tyler contemplates shuffling up his entire life. Apologies for the audio issues! We'll get that sorted out next time!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin reflect on (Rocket League) game night and the November Alpha Tango Oscar alphabet. They also bring new challenges to the card table for this week!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin discuss building a website, being creative, and buying Hotwheels. They also discuss their new challenges!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin provide an in depth and decisive review of Disney Pixar's Soul. Oh, and they provide each other with new and exciting challenges!Here's the interview on podcasting that Tyler mentions but cannot think of any useful descriptions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uu060KG9ieg&ab_channel=Buzzsprout%E2%80%94LearnHowtoPodcastWrite into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin discuss budgeting and The Plague while also determining what they would rate 2020. Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin are joined again by Erin and Nicole... Err, I mean, Emily... to discuss how the boys did with their goals. Emily is disappointed, but Brevin is 10/10! For their new goals, Tyler is all about letters, and Brevin is all about numbers. Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin look back on a week of typing and cleaning and question whether they actually completed their challenges. We also introduce a couple of special guests onto the show!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin reflect on their week of Borat and Tiki Masala. Tyler rants about enthusiast hobbies, refined tastes, and true quality. Then he finally reveals his goal for the week. Brevin, like a famous soccer player named Lionel, self-admits to being messy. Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin partake in their first week of giving each other challenges! Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin discuss their challenges for last week and don't offer new challenges because someone is getting married! Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
"If you're walking out of 2020 without some sort of achievement, you really let this year ruin you. Everyone has been forced to do something else." --T. Smith Tyler Smith is a internationally-performing stand-up comedian and show host of the very popular The Dope Show, in which nationally touring comedians perform a sober set, take a short intermission to toke up, and get back on stage to perform under the influence! Tyler purchased a pair of 35 lb Skullbellz brand dumbbells and has lost 65 lbs since the gyms closed in early 2020 due to the COVID19 lockdown. For Tyler's tour dates, information about The Dope Show, and merchandise, you can find him at thedopeshow.com. You can find his podcast Meat in the Middle on Spotify and iTunes. You can also follow him on Instagram at @highbs. Show notes: 02:12 Reasons why comedians start their own shows. 05:10 How Tyler lost 65 lbs. since the start of the COVID19 lockdown. 11:16 Capturing life experiences in your notebook to expand and write comedy material. 15:08 Writing frustrations, insecurities, and struggles on paper like journaling as "therapy." 18:25 How the pandemic has destroyed the stand-up comedy business. 23:31 "Pivoting" to turn the pandemic from a destructive obstacle to a useful change. 26:52 Starting The Dope Show and attracting headlining acts. 29:37 Trend of drugs becoming increasingly more legal.... Should we start a show called The Coke Show? 31:58 Cocaine in hardcore pre-workouts such as Bloodshr3d. Addiction to pre-workouts vs. "party" drugs.
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin discuss their challenges for last week, reveal their new ones, and discuss what makes them uncomfortable. Please continue writing in!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Tyler and Brevin reflect on their first challenges and share their new ones. They are quite different this time around! We also feature the first few community emails, so thank you for writing!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When Tyler Malek, alongside his cousin Kim, began making and selling ice cream from a cart in 2011, he began charting the course for changing the way people experience and perceive ice cream forever. And he was recognized for it. Tyler was selected as one of Forbes 30 Under 30 for “Changing The Way America Eats”. With out-of-the-box ingredients like turkey, sweet potatoes, bleu cheese, garam masala, sea urchin and kale, Salt + Straw is the foodie favorite of ice creams. It’s all about what the family-run, small batch ice cream company calls “tasteprovoking” flavors. For Tyler, ice cream is an experience, a freeing experience, and he goes all in. This deeply passionate inventor is most connected to collaboration. It’s collaboration that fuels his fire. Each individual, artisanal creation is the physical embodiment of just that. You can taste the love and integrity in every bite. Does he consider himself creative? That answer is, notably, no. He considers himself more of a mix master, using his skill for math to balance, tweak, and elevate flavors. On this podcast we talk about Tyler’s unique perspective on ice cream, all the details for how Salt + Straw’s complex flavors come together, his initial career goals and what got him in the kitchen, how he miraculously produced ice cream from scrap product, the stories his flavors tell, the brand’s expansion and famous investors, career highs and lows, exciting new collabs, and more, including items you can discover + shop here: 1. Salt & Straw Ice Cream Cookbook by J. J. Goode and Tyler Malek https://rstyle.me/+S8IeUG62EPDGeGY9B-HIkQ 2. Shop Salt + Straw https://saltandstraw.com/collections/shop-all 3. Lello Musso Lussino Ice Cream Maker https://rstyle.me/+tkRbh9WOwDhx386p1eX__g 4. Breville Smart Scoop Ice Cream Compressor https://rstyle.me/+0HOeleNL6gfljrtX4BC5Hg 5. The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss https://rstyle.me/+wmOd4bDhlof-v5Bm4dUfEA 6. The Great Pottery Throw Down https://play.hbomax.com/series/urn:hbo:series:GX0gQ9AKAgr5cuAEAAAG_?camp=googleHBOMAX
For Tyler what it means for him to reclaim his own filipinx identity is to really dig deeper. to take those opportunity to learn where my people come from as far back as I can go to find more respect, and gain more perspective on it all. If you are interesting in participating you may do so through our blog post, and you may write a topic within the Filipino diaspora, community and any topic you desire. Requirements has to be 500-1000 word limit and it must be sent on a PDF or Word Doc on our email reclaimingfilipinoidentity@gmail.com | ABOUT | Reclaiming Filipinx Identity exists to capture the narratives of Filipino Americans in Hawaii and a platform to bring solidarity to our fellow Filipino Americans and Filipinos from around the globe. Ultimately, we aim to provide a platform that will allow others to freely talk about topics within the Filipino diaspora and community. | CONNECT WITH US | ● SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZl2ysSzPtDzDgXSCpr4XZQ ● INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/reclaimingfilipinxidentity/ ● OFFICIAL WEBSITE: https://reclaimingfilipinx.wixsite.com/home ● SUPPORT us on AnchorFm by donating to help keep the platform from creating content for you! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reclaiminfilipinxidentity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reclaiminfilipinxidentity/support --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/reclaiminfilipinxidentity/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reclaiminfilipinxidentity/support
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Join them on an adventure of learning, failure, and productive discomfort as they challenge themselves and each other to put the work in and get better. Subscribe wherever you listen by searching for Much to Do About Something!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Join them on an adventure of learning, failure, and productive discomfort as they challenge themselves and each other to put the work in and get better. Subscribe wherever you listen by searching for Much to Do About Something!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) This first episode features an introduction to the format and the very first round of challenges!Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
When are you going to finally work towards your dreams? For Tyler and Brevin, the time is NOW! (Well, sometime this week, anyway...) Join them on an adventure of learning, failure, and productive discomfort as they challenge themselves and each other to put the work in and get better.Write into dosomethingtoo@gmail.com with your goals, or give Tyler or Brevin's a try. They will hold you accountable! Let's do something together!
It’s the summer of 1991 and serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer has been arrested. His monstrous crimes inspire dread around the globe. But not so much for Emory Hughes, a closeted young man in Chicago who sees in the cannibal killer a kindred spirit, someone who fights against the dark side of his own nature, as Emory does. He reaches out to Dahmer in prison via letters.The letters become an escape—from Emory’s mother dying from AIDS, from his uncaring sister, from his dead-end job in downtown Chicago, but most of all, from his own self-hatred.Dahmer isn’t Emory’s only lifeline as he begins a tentative relationship with Tyler Kay. He falls for him and, just like Dahmer, wonders how he can get Tyler to stay. Emory’s desire for love leads him to confront his own grip on reality. For Tyler, the threat of the mild-mannered Emory seems inconsequential, but not taking the threat seriously is at his own peril.Can Emory discover the roots of his own madness before it’s too late and he finds himself following in the footsteps of the man from Milwaukee?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/house-of-mystery-true-crime-history. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Hey everybody and welcome to another fantastic episode of The Strategy Hour Podcast! Today we are joined by one of our favorite people in the world, a real internet bestie and the Instagram King, Tyler J. McCall! Tyler is here to talk to us about his specialty, how to get Instagram working for you immediately. Of course, Instagram, like all social platforms is constantly evolving so Tyler will be talking about what the best strategies are right now, but also looking at some of the more timeless rules of the framework. Tyler has helped a huge amount of entrepreneurs (including us!) to grow their Instagram following and engagement through the lessons he teaches. For Tyler, it really is quite simple: if you follow a few easy rules, have fun, and bring your own personality to your account you really can’t go wrong! During our conversation, we cover some of the basics around content and captions and the move away from highly curated profiles. Tyler also stresses the importance of knowledge of your audience and how this informs your strategy. We get into the nitty-gritty of telling your brand’s story and how to convey this in an effective and engaging way as well as looking at the values that underscore everything that you post. One of the biggest recent developments on Instagram is obviously the Stories feature and Tyler breaks down some lessons for approaching that area and also reiterates just how important they are to your reach, engagement, and potential profits. Lastly, we cover some tips and ideas for personal versus business profiles and how to go about starting out on the platform for newbies. Jump in, it’s going to be a fun ride! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.
It’s the summer of 1991 and serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer has been arrested. His monstrous crimes inspire dread around the globe. But not so much for Emory Hughes, a closeted young man in Chicago who sees in the cannibal killer a kindred spirit, someone who fights against the dark side of his own nature, as Emory does. He reaches out to Dahmer in prison via letters.The letters become an escape—from Emory’s mother dying from AIDS, from his uncaring sister, from his dead-end job in downtown Chicago, but most of all, from his own self-hatred.Dahmer isn’t Emory’s only lifeline as he begins a tentative relationship with Tyler Kay. He falls for him and, just like Dahmer, wonders how he can get Tyler to stay. Emory’s desire for love leads him to confront his own grip on reality. For Tyler, the threat of the mild-mannered Emory seems inconsequential, but not taking the threat seriously is at his own peril.Can Emory discover the roots of his own madness before it’s too late and he finds himself following in the footsteps of the man from Milwaukee?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/House-of-Mystery-True-Crime-History. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Welcome, fair citizens, to the Monday episode of the Real Life Podcast. Today, the boys were happy to welcome Grown-ish star, Jordan Buhat, to the podcast to talk about the Oilers, acting, his come up, and whatever else was going on. To kick off today's podcast, the guys jumped into today's show with a look at the return of golf over the weekend and how much it meant to be able to watch live sports again. For Tyler, the return of golf also meant that it was another chance for him to place some bets and subsequently get roasted on Twitter for his losses. Changing gears entirely, the boys were thrilled to welcome Jordan Buhat to the podcast to talk about his acting career, his love for the Oilers, and what's been happening since the world turned upside down. To start off the interview, the boys jumped in with a look at Jordan's backstory and how he got into acting, including his time at the U of A where his original plan was to be a gym teacher. After making the decision that being a teacher was not for him, Jordan's pivot into acting and resulting rise to TV was an incredible story. From there, the guys talked about the city of Edmonton and what it still means to Jordan even though he's moved away for work. Turning the conversation to the Oilers, the guys spoke about what it's like to be an Oilers fan behind enemy lines and how much the team still means to him. Lastly, we wrapped up the interview with some of Jordan's favourite Oilers moment, stories, and what he expects from the playoffs when they kick off later in the summer. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome, fair citizens, to the Monday episode of the Real Life Podcast. Today, the boys were happy to welcome Grown-ish star, Jordan Buhat, to the podcast to talk about the Oilers, acting, his come up, and whatever else was going on. To kick off today's podcast, the guys jumped into today's show with a look at the return of golf over the weekend and how much it meant to be able to watch live sports again. For Tyler, the return of golf also meant that it was another chance for him to place some bets and subsequently get roasted on Twitter for his losses. Changing gears entirely, the boys were thrilled to welcome Jordan Buhat to the podcast to talk about his acting career, his love for the Oilers, and what's been happening since the world turned upside down. To start off the interview, the boys jumped in with a look at Jordan's backstory and how he got into acting, including his time at the U of A where his original plan was to be a gym teacher. After making the decision that being a teacher was not for him, Jordan's pivot into acting and resulting rise to TV was an incredible story. From there, the guys talked about the city of Edmonton and what it still means to Jordan even though he's moved away for work. Turning the conversation to the Oilers, the guys spoke about what it's like to be an Oilers fan behind enemy lines and how much the team still means to him. Lastly, we wrapped up the interview with some of Jordan's favourite Oilers moment, stories, and what he expects from the playoffs when they kick off later in the summer.
Welcome, fair citizens, to the Thursday episode of the Real Life Podcast. For the uninitiated, it's the show where the boys start out with an agenda and get around to talking about absolutely none of it. Enjoy. To kick off today's podcast, the guys jumped in with a look at the PGA coming back to the TV schedule today and what it was like to be able to watch sports again. For Tyler, the return of golf means an opportunity to bet on sports again. For Baggedmilk and Jay, having golf on TV means a fantastic chance to watch some weekend sports on the couch. Sticking with couch watching sports, the guys got into a conversation about what is the best sport or TV show to nap to. Needless to say, these three nap aficionados had plenty of ideas for the perfect program to doze off to. Changing gears, the NHL announced that Phase 3 of their return to play plan will be set to launch on July 10th, the guys started talking about what life will be life for a fanless playoff season. Would it make sense to pump in crowd noise despite no one being in the building? Should they play music like some of the other sports leagues? Should they leave things as they are and just embrace the weirdness of not having fans in attendance? Regardless of what happens, the guys had a hard time containing their excitement about the possibility of watching some summertime hockey. Lastly, we wrapped up today's podcast with a discussion about whether or not it would be a good idea for the NHL to permanently adjust its schedule for a later start or if they should do what they can to get back to normal as quickly as possible. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Welcome, fair citizens, to the Thursday episode of the Real Life Podcast. For the uninitiated, it's the show where the boys start out with an agenda and get around to talking about absolutely none of it. Enjoy. To kick off today's podcast, the guys jumped in with a look at the PGA coming back to the TV schedule today and what it was like to be able to watch sports again. For Tyler, the return of golf means an opportunity to bet on sports again. For Baggedmilk and Jay, having golf on TV means a fantastic chance to watch some weekend sports on the couch. Sticking with couch watching sports, the guys got into a conversation about what is the best sport or TV show to nap to. Needless to say, these three nap aficionados had plenty of ideas for the perfect program to doze off to. Changing gears, the NHL announced that Phase 3 of their return to play plan will be set to launch on July 10th, the guys started talking about what life will be life for a fanless playoff season. Would it make sense to pump in crowd noise despite no one being in the building? Should they play music like some of the other sports leagues? Should they leave things as they are and just embrace the weirdness of not having fans in attendance? Regardless of what happens, the guys had a hard time containing their excitement about the possibility of watching some summertime hockey. Lastly, we wrapped up today's podcast with a discussion about whether or not it would be a good idea for the NHL to permanently adjust its schedule for a later start or if they should do what they can to get back to normal as quickly as possible.
Want to support future conversations? Visit conversationswithtyler.com/donate. Long before Abhijit Banerjee won the 2019 economics Nobel with Michael Kremer and Esther Duflo, he was a fellow graduate student at Harvard with Tyler. For Tyler, Abhijit is one of the brightest economic minds he’s ever met, and “a brilliant theorist who decided the future was with empirical work.” But according to Abhijit, theory and practice go hand in hand: the real benefit of a randomized control trial isn’t getting unbiased estimates, he says, but in testing hypotheses borne out of theory. Abhijit joined Tyler to discuss his unique approach to economics, including thoughts on premature deindustrialization, the intrinsic weakness of any charter city, where the best classical Indian music is being made today, why he prefers making Indian sweets to French sweets, the influence of English intellectual life in India, the history behind Bengali leftism, the best Indian regional cuisine, why experimental economics is underrated, the reforms he’d make to traditional graduate economics training, how his mother’s passion inspires his research, how many consumer loyalty programs he’s joined, and more. Follow us on Twitter and IG: @cowenconvos Email: cowenconvos@mercatus.gmu.edu Follow Tyler on Twitter Facebook Newsletter
This week’s conversation is with Tyler Lockett, a football player who currently plays Wide Receiver for the Seattle Seahawks.Tyler was drafted by the Seahawks in the third round of the 2015 NFL Draft, and played college football at Kansas State, where he broke multiple records.This is the first time I’ve had a current member of the Seahawks on the podcast and it was a special conversation.Both Tyler’s father, Kevin, and uncle, Tyler, were star football players at Kansas State and went on to play pro ball.Tyler shares how he dealt with the pressure of living up to their legacy and the anxiety and stress it initially caused him – even driving him to a panic attack at one point.Tyler has a strong faith based framework that allowed him to overcome these challenges and become the man he is today.Now, I realize many of you may not aspire to play professional sports and some of you may live a life separate of any faith based denomination, but this conversation is really about living with alignment.It’s about finding the right framework for you – the framework that allows you to be your best in any environment.For Tyler, his belief in God is a big part of that – and his poetry.He began performing at open mics and poetry slams in high school, and he has written poems to work through personal issues, inspire his teammates, and give young people an opportunity to reflect on their lives.Tyler just released his first book – an inspiring collection of original poetry addressing topics such as identity, sports, race, relationships, and how to live a purposeful life.I definitely recommend checking his book out! ------Please support our partners!We're able to keep growing and creating content for YOU because of their support. We believe in their mission and would appreciate you supporting them in return!!To take advantage of deals from our partners, head to https://www.findingmastery.net/partners where you'll find all discount links and codes mentioned in the podcast.
Tyler Jenks has been around for a long time. In fact, he started trading the year my wife was born. You don’t see a lot of guys who are Tyler’s age in the cryptocurrency world. What that means is that we often lack the historical perspective of a new asset and the way markets mature. In fact, for Tyler, it doesn’t matter whether he’s looking at a stock, gold, or bitcoin. He is known as a master of chart analysis. What does that mean? It means he studies patterns without regard to any asset fundamental or news. In other words, he isn’t looking at investments the way most people do. For Tyler, it has worked over the years and he has made people a lot of money. In saying that, I have to tell you that I got a little nervous about holding my bitcoin after what he had to say in this interview. If you own bitcoin, you are not going to want to miss this episode. Shownotes: How did Tyler Jenks get into cryptocurrency? The hyperwave theory How does institutional money play into this theory? Bitcoin’s domination Losing money vs losing an opportunity It’s not what you buy it’s when you buy it https://www.lucidfunds.com
Hey everybody and welcome to another fantastic episode of The Strategy Hour Podcast! Today we are joined by one of our favorite people in the world, a real internet bestie and the Instagram King, Tyler J. McCall! Tyler is here to talk to us about his specialty, how to get Instagram working for you immediately. Of course, Instagram, like all social platforms is constantly evolving so Tyler will be talking about what the best strategies are right now, but also looking at some of the more timeless rules of the framework. Tyler has helped a huge amount of entrepreneurs (including us!) to grow their Instagram following and engagement through the lessons he teaches. For Tyler, it really is quite simple: if you follow a few easy rules, have fun, and bring your own personality to your account you really can’t go wrong! During our conversation, we cover some of the basics around content and captions and the move away from highly curated profiles. Tyler also stresses the importance of knowledge of your audience and how this informs your strategy. We get into the nitty-gritty of telling your brand’s story and how to convey this in an effective and engaging way as well as looking at the values that underscore everything that you post. One of the biggest recent developments on Instagram is obviously the Stories feature and Tyler breaks down some lessons for approaching that area and also reiterates just how important they are to your reach, engagement, and potential profits. Lastly, we cover some tips and ideas for personal versus business profiles and how to go about starting out on the platform for newbies. Jump in, it’s going to be a fun ride! Thank you for listening! Please subscribe, rate and review The Strategy Hour Podcast on iTunes. Ratings and reviews are extremely helpful and greatly appreciated. For show notes go to thestrategyhour.com. To download the transcript of this episode head to: thestrategyhour.com.
Tyler Dalton McNabb and I discuss introductory concepts in epistemology, how these concepts apply to religion, the importance of epistemology, and more. Make sure to download this one! For Tyler's website: http://tylermcnabb.com For more info: http://capturingchristianity.com Patreon: www.patreon.com/capturingchristianity
In today's episode we're talking to two-time mom Melissa Thormahlen, about the home birth of her son Tyler. Melissa's home birth story is a beautiful example of trust and surrender to the process of childbirth. Melissa Thormahlen knows how to give me “all the feels.” I knew her story would impact many when her first email to me about her birth story had me tearing up. She experienced most of her birthing experience at home with her first baby Emeline, before transferring to a hospital and having a beautiful birth. For Tyler, baby number 2, she knew she wanted to go for a home birth again because she trusted her body and her amazing birth team. In Tyler’s birth story, Melissa explains the trust and surrender to the process. She also took time to be close and intimate with her husband, Paul in the time before active labor. When baby Tyler was born in the bathtub after a strong surge that took everyone by surprise she exclaimed, “I DID IT!” We even get to hear from baby Tyler as he chimes in a couple of times. We love when the babies make little appearances, they’re the reason we’ve come together to chat after all! PLUS, Melissa emailed me her homebirth story before we recorded this episode, and her full story write up is copied below. Show notes: Ina May Gaskin Business Of Being Born Melissa's written home birth story I'm sure you'll get lots of stories but I feel compelled to share mine. My little home birthed man, who is 11 weeks, is sleeping on my chest as I'm writing to you. Tyler was born at home on October 22. I have an older daughter who is 2.5 years old and I also planned her birth to be at home but she had different plans. She was posterior and my labor with her was long and exhausting so we ended up transferring to the hospital with her at 9.5cm. When we decided to have our second I knew I could birth at home I had so much faith in my body and my team. I used the same doula but since we had moved I had a different midwife. With Tyler I got the amazing homebirth I always wanted. I'm not sure how much of the story you wanted people to share via email but here is my birth story: Baby Tyler On Thursday October 19th at 1:30am my water broke. I was due October 26th. I got up to go to the bathroom and when I got back in bed I felt a blurb of water roll down and out. Then there was quite a bit of fluid. Not an alarming amount but enough to know I wasn't peeing myself. For about an hour after that I had contractions, but then they petered off and I feel asleep. In the morning I called my mom to come pick up my 2.5 year old for her stay with grandma while we had the baby. Then called my midwife and doula and we we made a plan. Since my water had broken I was on a clock and I knew my labor had to start within 24-48 hours. Luckily my midwife felt comfortable waiting the 48 before going to the hospital for a medical induction. Shortly after my mom left with Emeline, Firen (my midwife) came to the house to check on baby, double check it was in fact my waters that ruptured, and bring herbs that were supposed to bring on labor. All that day I tried to induce labor naturally. I took a combination of cotton, black cohosh and a labor tincture every 15 minutes for about 4 hours. I also was advised to do some nipple stimulation. I only had contractions if I was laying in bed on my left side. If I got up or moved they went away. I was beginning to become hard on myself. So at some point I told Paul (my husband) I wanted to get up and go for a walk. We got up and dressed and out we went. Because it was so close to Halloween we looked at all the decorated houses and talked about how fun it will be that our son will have a birthday so close to Halloween. We live relatively close to downtown so at the end of our walk we decided to go out to dinner. We had a wonderful time just the two of us. We came home and crawled into bed. I went to sleep that night and didn't have any contractions. When we woke up on Friday Paul asked what I wanted to do and I said go get eggs Benedict so off we went. We had a wonderful love filled breakfast at a local restaurant, Chows. We snuggled and ate leisurely something that is harder to do with a toddler. After breakfast I figured I'd try one labor inducing activity, so I plugged in my breast pump. Besides the feeling of sore nipples and some very light contractions nothing came of it so I gave up. I decided instead that I should get my nails done so off I went. On my way into the nail salon I had my first good surge! After getting my nails done I went home and took care of some things around the house. Alli my amazing doula came over around 2 and we walked to town. I was having some sort of regular contractions at this point but it still seemed like they could go away at a moments notice so it wasn't alarming. We went to The Coffee Shop and had smoothies, tea, Alli got a salad and a coffee and we sat outside and talked about random things. She was my doula with my first as well so we have a strong relationship. I had a few contractions while at the coffee shop where I needed to stop talking which meant I was making some progress. We walked back to the house after that and I got into the shower. It was nice to rinse off and upon getting out I had a really nice strong surge. They were still about 20 min apart, but it was a welcome feeling. Even if they stopped I had a feeling they would return. Firen came and checked me out while Alli was still there and it was perfect to have the team together. The baby was doing great and so was I so there was no reason to change our plan of heading to the hospital the next morning for the Rupture of Membrane Test unless I went into labor that night.... Once Firen left we took Alli to Walnut Creek to meet her family. When we were heading home we noticed Skipolini's Pizza was in the area and they serve a Preggo pizza that is supposed to put you into labor. Since I was already having some contractions I figured it wouldn't hurt to try that too. We went in and had another nice meal together just Paul and I. I was having more regular surges and they felt like they were getting a bit more intense. We went home after the pizza to regroup. We were supposed to go to a movie but it didn't start for a while so we came home first. Then we both realized how tired we were and crawled into bed. Amy my sister arrived at 9:00 we chatted with her for a bit and around 9:30I told everyone to get some sleep. My body must have know what was coming because I feel asleep fast and slept hard for 2 hours. At 11:30 I woke up to a really strong contraction. Paul immediately jumped into gear and supported me through each contraction. He lit candles around the house and put on Enya. It was so romantic and sweet. He supported me through each surge and told me sweet things after each one. He was my rock. My sister had slept until around 2am when things became more serious and I needed help. Mentally I was having a hard time staying on top of the contractions. We called Alli to come over and she gave me two more positions to try. I got into the shower first and it felt like one long continuous contraction. I think there was too much pressure and it didn't feel good to stand. Then I sat backward on the toilet and Paul massaged me from behind. It was ok but I was having lots of thoughts of self doubt so I made Paul call Alli back and demand she come over. She arrived at 2:45. She witnessed a few contractions, had Amy make me oatmeal and bring me drinks. After a particularly strong contraction she decided to call Firen to tell her it appeared I was already bearing down. Firen came immediately arriving at 3:50. When she arrived I was laying on the bed, Alli behind me, Paul on my front and Amy by my feet. I was so supported. Firen began setting up and checking my vitals. She listens to baby and determined everyone was happy and healthy! I made her wait a little before checking for dilation and when she finally did I was 7cm. Which was great progress for a second time mom. They all ensured me I would progress fast but I couldn't bare down anymore. So Alli would breath, hiss and huff through each contraction with me helping me to keep from pushing. Which I have to say might very well be the hardest part for me, not pushing when your whole body is screaming to do so. At some point Paul suggested I get into the bathtub because it could help me relax and keep me from pushing. So they set it up and I got in. It was wonderful but the surges were really strong and I kept saying how I was dreaming of an epidural. This is transition! My doula handed me a small elephant figurine and I clutched onto it like my life depended on it. In my head I kept saying "if an elephant can be pregnant for 2 years then I can do this". At this point in the tub my surges were so strong I was having a hard time fighting the urge to push and they were coupling. It was a lot. I asked how long until they could check me again and my midwife told me she'd wait 10 more contractions, 30 more minutes. I didn't want to go a second longer without being able to push, so this was hard. I sunk into the water and clutched my elephant. I powered on. After only 4 more contractions she said she'd check me but I had to turn over to the other side of the tub. When I got up to turn over I had the strongest surge yet which was immediately followed by another one. Once I laid back down in the tub Firen checked me and announced I was 10cm. She looked at me as said, "do you want to have this baby here or..." and just then another surge came and I pushed with all my might. I reached my hands down and got in two more pushes feeling my son's head emerge. Then at the tail end of the surge I pushed once more and out came his body. My doula describes this moment as Tyler swimming up into my arms. I pulled him onto my chest and felt overwhelming rush of joy and love. "I did it" was all I said for a good 5 min. I wanted more than anything to have a homebirth and this experience was pure magic. After Tyler was born my husband and I and baby Tyler crawled into bed where I birthed the placenta. My doula made us a delicious breakfast and we ate and rehashed the whole night. Tyler came into this world at 5:29am in the bathtub at our home surrounded but love and faith in my body. I wish everyone could experience the joy that is natural birth in a way where the woman feels completely supported. I hope you enjoy my story! Thank you for all you're doing to normalize homebirth. And congratulations on your precious little girl.
There's a certain amount of photo library maintenance that comes around once a year. For Cameron that means creating spreadsheets to organize his binders of negatives, so that he can find them by film and camera type. For Tyler that means creating new Lightroom catalogs and buying new hard drives. Always more hard drives.
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