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What does it take to grow a successful Network Marketing business? How do you become a leader, and stay motivated every single day? These are the questions that we’re diving into today with our incredible guest, Richard Bliss Brooke. Richard is no stranger to the world of Network Marketing. He has been a full-time leader, company owner, and high-performance coach since 1977. By the age of 28, he had already built a team of 30,000 active sales leaders before going on to purchase a Network Marketing company in 1986. With years of experience under his belt, Richard now dedicates his time to helping others succeed in the industry. Richard joins us today to explore topics like state of mind and being, what we truly need as individuals to succeed, our story and how that influences our success, and so much more! Richard has shared stages with some of the biggest names in personal development, including Tony Robbins, John Maxwell, Les Brown, Richard Branson, and even Pitbull. His message is not only inspiring, but also actionable for anyone looking to take their Network Marketing business to the next level. His insights are practical, authentic and most importantly, proven to work. You won’t want to miss the incredible wisdom Richard shares in this episode. We’ll be talking about: ➡ [0:00] Introduction ➡ [2:53 What is ontological coaching? ➡ [4:17] State of being is.. ➡ [6:03] State of mind is... ➡ [7:12] Richard’s personal journey in Network Marketing ➡ [14:00] Becoming an ontological coach ➡ [17:28] Leaving behind a legacy ➡ [26:32] Strategies that will create an immediate impact ➡ [35:52] How to change your story ➡ [43:43] Tracing back to the starting point ➡ [47:09] Getting on the right track ➡ [53:02] Developing qualities for success ➡ [56:18] Richard’s recommended book ➡ [59:33] Richard’s dream superpower ➡ [1:00:10] Richard’s favourite quote ➡ [1:00:53 ] Richard’s advice to his past self ➡ [1:03:32] Check out Richard Bliss Brooke’s books ➡ [1:09:00] Final thoughts Resources: Book Recommendations ➡ Mach2 by Richard Bliss Brooke: https://richardbrooke.com/products/mach2-with-your-hair-on-fire ➡ Atomic Habits by James Clear: https://bit.ly/3z7Gmg2 Quote: ➡ “Once in a while you will stumble upon the truth, but most of us manage to pick ourselves up and hurry along as if nothing happened” - Winston Churchill About our guest: Richard Bliss Brooke started his journey working at a chicken plant, before becoming a successful business leader, author, and transformational coach. Starting in Livingston, California, Richard was introduced to Direct Sales after career progression at Foster Farms became restricted without a degree. With early success in recruiting, he built his first sales team, learned from mentors like Kurt Robb and Lou Tice, and led 30,000 partners by age 28. Richard turned around Oxyfresh, a struggling dental and pet care company, by purchasing a minority interest and growing it into a thriving business. In 2017, he transitioned Oxyfresh into a direct-to-consumer model, landing it on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies. His leadership was also featured on the cover of SUCCESS magazine. Richard emphasizes the importance of vision, authenticity, and self-motivation - themes central to his book, ‘Mach2 With Your Hair on Fire’. He continues to inspire others through personal retreats, coaching, and speaking engagements with figures like Tony Robbins. Living on the Island of Lanai, Hawaii with his wife Kimmy, he promotes ethical leadership and vision, helping others achieve their dreams by unlocking their full potential with honour and integrity. Connect with Richard Brooks ➡ Richard Brooks’ website: https://richardbrooke.com/ ➡ Richard Brooks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RichardBlissBrooke/ ➡ Richard Brooks’ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardblissbrooke/ ➡ Richard Brooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richardblissbrooke/ ➡ Richard Brooks X: https://x.com/richardbrooke Connect with Direct Selling Accelerator: ➡ Visit our website: https://www.auxano.global/ ➡ Subscribe to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DirectSellingAccelerator ➡ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auxanomarketing/ ➡ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxanomarketing/ ➡ Email us at community_manager@auxano.global If you have any podcast suggestions or things you’d like to learn about specifically, please send us an email at the address above. And if you liked this episode, please don’t forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
BREAKING NEWS: Animal Outlook releases shocking, new undercover video of chickens being abused in a California factory farm and is calling for the Fresno County District Attorney's office to file criminal animal cruelty charges against the corporation, which Animal Outlook identifies as Foster Farms, a major supplier to many big supermarkets. The video appears to show multiple instances of forklifts driving over and hitting live chickens, chickens being thrown, chickens being kicked and grabbed by their wings. Foster Farms says all of its chicken farms are American Humane Association Certified, and that the chickens it raises enjoy the 5 freedoms: including, “freedom from discomfort,” and “freedom from injury, pain, or disease.” Animal Outlook says its investigation “reveals a stark contrast, showing anything but humane care and freedom from discomfort, injury and fear.” Foster Farms is invited on any time to respond to Animal Outlook's allegations. UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell speaks to Animal Outlook's new Executive Director, Ben Williamson about this blockbuster breaking news and his fascinating history as a leader in the animal rights movement. Visit https://animaloutlook.org/investigations/foster-farms-2024/
What does it take to grow a successful Network Marketing business? How do you become a leader, and stay motivated every single day? These are the questions that we're diving into today with our incredible guest, Richard Bliss Brooke. Richard is no stranger to the world of Network Marketing. He has been a full-time leader, company owner, and high-performance coach since 1977. By the age of 28, he had already built a team of 30,000 active sales leaders, going on to then purchase a Network Marketing company in 1986. With years of experience under his belt, Richard now dedicates his time to helping others succeed in the industry. Richard joins us today to explore topics like state of mind and being, what we truly need as individuals to succeed, our story and how that influences our success, and so much more! Richard has shared stages with some of the biggest names in personal development, including Tony Robbins, John Maxwell, Les Brown, Richard Branson, and even Pitbull. His message is not only inspiring but also actionable for anyone looking to take their Network Marketing business to the next level. His insights are practical, authentic and, most importantly, proven to work. You won't want to miss the incredible wisdom Richard shares in this episode. We'll be talking about: ➡ [0:00] Introduction ➡ [2:53 What is ontological coaching? ➡ [4:17] State of being is.. ➡ [6:03] State of mind is... ➡ [7:12] Richard's personal journey in Network Marketing ➡ [14:00] Becoming an ontological coach ➡ [17:28] Leaving behind a legacy ➡ [26:32] Strategies that will create an immediate impact ➡ [35:52] How to change your story ➡ [43:43] Tracing back to the starting point ➡ [47:09] Getting on the right track ➡ [53:02] Developing qualities for success ➡ [56:18] Richard's recommended book ➡ [59:33] Richard's dream superpower ➡ [1:00:10] Richard's favourite quote ➡ [1:00:53 ] Richard's advice to his past self ➡ [1:03:32] Check out Richard Bliss Brooke's books ➡ [1:09:00] Final thoughts Resources: Book Recommendations ➡ Mach2 by Richard Bliss Brooke: https://richardbrooke.com/products/mach2-with-your-hair-on-fire ➡ Atomic Habits by James Clear: https://bit.ly/3z7Gmg2 Quote: ➡ “Once in a while you will stumble upon the truth, but most of us manage to pick ourselves up and hurry along as if nothing happened” - Winston Churchill About our guest: Richard Bliss Brooke started his journey working at a chicken plant, before becoming a successful business leader, author, and transformational coach. Starting in Livingston, California, Richard was introduced to Direct Sales after career progression at Foster Farms became restricted without a degree. With early success in recruiting, he built his first sales team, learned from mentors like Kurt Robb and Lou Tice, and led 30,000 partners by age 28. Richard turned around Oxyfresh, a struggling dental and pet care company, by purchasing a minority interest and growing it into a thriving business. In 2017, he transitioned Oxyfresh into a direct-to-consumer model, landing it on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing companies. His leadership was also featured on the cover of SUCCESS magazine. Richard emphasizes the importance of vision, authenticity, and self-motivation - themes central to his book, ‘Mach2 With Your Hair on Fire'. He continues to inspire others through personal retreats, coaching, and speaking engagements with figures like Tony Robbins. Living on the Island of Lanai, Hawaii with his wife Kimmy, he promotes ethical leadership and vision, helping others achieve their dreams by unlocking their full potential with honour and integrity. Connect with Richard: ➡ Richard Brooks' website: https://richardbrooke.com/ ➡ Richard Brooks Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RichardBlissBrooke/ ➡ Richard Brooks' LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richardblissbrooke/ ➡ Richard Brooks Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/richardblissbrooke/ ➡ Richard Brooks X: https://x.com/richardbrooke Connect with Direct Selling Accelerator: ➡ Visit our website: https://www.auxano.global/ ➡ Subscribe to Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/DirectSellingAccelerator ➡ Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/auxanomarketing/ ➡ Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/auxanomarketing/ ➡ Email us at grow@auxanomarketing.com.au If you have any podcast suggestions or things you'd like to learn about specifically, please send us an email at the address above. And if you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hi y'all, Hannah here! In this episode, we dive into the captivating stories of visionary entrepreneurs and how they leveraged the Infinite Banking Concept (IBC) to achieve monumental success. We'll explore the journeys of legends like Walt Disney, who used his life insurance policy to bring Disneyland to life, and Ray Kroc, whose creative financial strategies turned McDonald's into a global empire. Join me as we uncover the remarkable tales of Doris Christopher, who launched Pampered Chef, and the Fosters, whose entrepreneurial spirit gave rise to Foster Farms. We'll also highlight the resilience of J.C. Penney during the Great Depression and how Stanford University was saved by a life insurance policy. These powerful success stories demonstrate the transformative potential of IBC and how it can pave the way for lasting financial legacies. Don't miss out on these inspiring narratives that showcase the true power of Infinite Banking! Have a topic you want me to discuss? Feel free to send any questions or comments to podcast@themoneymultiplier.com. Join us for a LIVE, in-person event - The Money Multiplier Mastermind on October 10-12. Register by visiting https://www.themoneymultiplier.com/mastermind2024 To view a recorded version of our presentation on the Infinite Banking Concept, please visit: https://themoneymultiplier.com/presentation Make an appointment with me: https://go.oncehub.com/hannahkesler For other resources: https://linktr.ee/themoneymultiplier Hannah: https://www.instagram.com/hannah_kesler
Hello and welcome to Chit & Chat; today I have the privilege in interviewing Scott Burns. I am big fan of Voice over actors, often times I am trying to figure out who voice is what in video games as well as cartoon characters. Scott's ability to shape shift his voice to your creative specifications is significant. Natural and improvisational…impersonations & characters… Some of his Clients have been Nickelodeon, Foster Farms, Nintendo, T-Mobile, Mazda, Microsoft and more agree. For Commercial, Narration, Promo, Explainer, eLearning, Animation, and much more. For those endeavouring to explore a voice over career or desire a professionally produced demo please visit the COACHING/DEMOS tab. His most popular voice is probably the voice of Bowser- from Super Mario Sunshine game and he has voice many others. Kick back for a very fun conversation with Scott. Check out https://www.bookscottburns.com/ Also featuring music by : Rylee Nicholson, I am playing his song called, " American Southern Dream", you find his music @ open.spotify.com/artist/0Hxwz7U2YygdrIjnDisALd Also I am playing a song by C.W. Smith- Called "Burnt Hickory," check out his music at www.youtube.com/@cwsmithmusic And I have the opportunity to play a brand new song by Meghanne Storey & Raymond Hayden, they are both from my neck of the woods here in Washington State. THANK YOU to my sponsors, I hope you are able to check them out. Lone Star Donuts, located in Silverdale WA, Port Orchard WA, & Poulsbo WA, the number at the Silverdale location is 360-204-5021, they have over 50 flavors. Taquiza & Taquiza Street: These businesses are owned by the same people, They are both located in Silverdale, Taquiza is at the Kitsap Mall & Taquiza Street is a stationary food truck, both serve fantastic authentic Mexican food. Give them a call at for Taquiza call 360-698-4335 or Taquiza Street call 360-200-7315. The 19TH Hole Bar & Grill; a great place, fun atmosphere to check out. With some great tasting food, Tuesday night Tacos, Fish & Chips on Fridays, always great specials and a awesome staff. Stop by or give them a call at 360-813-3501. Check out Chico Chicken & Pizza, great tasting fried chicken and delicious pizza, call and place you order today at 360-550-4041. The Big Apple Diner 360-373-8242- they have over 30 shakes available and great tasting burgers too. Get transported back in time when you eat there, friendly customer service. Also if you are looking to improve your business with some amazing tumblers, t-shirts, signs, stickers, coffee cups & much much more then you have to check out the Dandelion Sticker Company, Amanda can bring you vision to a reality. You can email her @dandelionstickerco@gmail.com or check out her Facebook page and you can see what she has done as well @ https://www.etsy.com/shop/DandelionStickerCo She has created some awesome stickers give her an idea and she can created it. Alex Pablo, he works with local businesses in helps them improve their websites and menu designs as well. He loves helping businesses draw in more customers with his amazing, unique designs. When you head over to my website at WWW.CHITNCHATPODCAST.COM, I have links to each one of these business. You have the ability to click on each on and get more info about each of these AMAZING businesses. And if you are local you could place you order for some very delicious food or connect with them to place an order of whatever you need. Eat Well, Eat Local. If you haven't subscribe or are following the podcast, please do so. You can find us on Spotify, I-Heart Radio, and many other podcasting platforms. Also you can hear the podcast on Total Mixx Radio, which can be heard on WWW.TOTALMIXXRADIO.ORG This podcast is always fun, encouraging and uplifting, I hope you can subscribe and follow, we are also now on Youtube. Thank you for your continued support and encouragement to this podcast and until next time. Until next time, encourage one another. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/jody-shuffield/message
Here is a tasty keto air fryer chicken recipe from the book, Extra Easy Keto. It's called "Childhood Chicken Nuggets with Honey Mustard Dippin' Sauce." So yummy! Today I'll teach you how to make this easy and delicious low carb recipe using Foster Farms Simply Raised Free Range Chicken. Keto Air Fryer Chicken Recipe for One Watch the YouTube video or listen to the audio-only podcast. Either way, you'll enjoy this episode, "Keto Air Fryer Chicken Recipe for One #92, S.4" of the DIRTY LAZY KETO Podcast by Stephanie Laska - Voted one of "Top 6 Keto Podcasts" by Everyday Health. Be sure to subscribe to this free resource. New episodes drop each week! Foster Farms Simply Raised Free Range Chicken A special thanks to Foster Farms for providing today's most delicious ingredient: Foster Farms Simply Raised Free Range Chicken. This high quality meat is fresh and tender. Raised free range with 100% vegetarian feed, air chilled and no added hormones or steroids. 100% natural, humane certified, and no antibiotics ever! Extra Easy Keto Includes Bonus Recipes: Keto Air Fryer Chicken Recipe for One It's my passion to help as many people as possible lose weight just like I did and achieve keto weight loss results - on an easier, more "doable" form of the ketogenic diet. It turns out you don't have to be strict on a keto diet to be successful. Resources for Keto Air Fryer Chicken Recipe for One Would you like a copy of my free starter keto grocery list? Sign up here on the DIRTY, LAZY, KETO website and I'll send it to you automatically. It's free! I lost 140 pounds and created DIRTY, LAZY, KETO. Extra Easy Keto Resources: I have many resources to help you achieve keto weight loss results. My books have had more than 18,000 positive reviews on Amazon. Readers agree - DIRTY, LAZY, KETO works! Keto Books by Stephanie Laska Extra Easy Keto: 7 Days to Ketogenic Weight Loss on a Low Carb Diet by Stephanie Laska (St. Martin's, 2023) DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Get Started Losing Weight While Breaking the Rules by Stephanie Laska (St. Martin's, 2020) Keto Diet Restaurant Guide: Eat Healthy and Stay in Ketosis, Dining Out on a Low Carb Diet by William & Stephanie Laska (2022) The DIRTY, LAZY, KETO 5-Ingredient Cookbook: 100 Easy-Peasy Recipes Low in Carbs, Big on Flavor by Stephanie & William Laska (Simon & Schuster, 2021) The DIRTY, LAZY, KETO No Time to Cook Cookbook: 100 Easy Recipes Ready in Under 30 Minutes by Stephanie & William Laska (Simon & Schuster, 2021) The DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Dirt Cheap Cookbook: 100 Easy Recipes to Save Money & Time by Stephanie & William Laska (Simon & Schuster, 2020) The DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Cookbook: Bend the Rules to Lose the Weight by Stephanie & William Laska (Simon & Schuster, 2020) DIRTY, LAZY, KETO Fast Food Guide: 10 Carbs or Less by William & Stephanie Laska (2018) You're not alone in this keto weight loss journey. Let me help you get started with a more gentle, flexible, and FUN way to keto! I'm here to support you. I'm here to help. Let's do this together. Stephanie Laska USA Today Bestselling Author and Creator of DIRTY, LAZY, KETO and Extra Easy Keto. Ketosis Blog & Videos: Start Keto: A Beginner's Guide to the DIRTY, LAZY, KETO diet plan Lazy Keto Breakfast Ideas Dirty Keto Before and After Results DIRTY LAZY KETO Store
Usually we spend our time on this podcast talking about our for-profit healthcare system and why we need to make healthcare a public good, but in this episode we're taking a detour into another privatized American system that should be public: our railroads! Just like in US healthcare, private companies are falling asleep at the switch on managing our railroads, and just like in the healthcare system, the failure of big corporations is costing money and lives. Today, we're joined by Michael Paul Lindsey (who goes by Paul, or Railroad Refugee on Tiktok) a locomotive engineer for 17 years. Paul is a Steering Committee member of Railroad Workers United, a huge inter-union labor caucus of railroad workers from across the country that is fighting both for Medicare for All and for making our country's railroads public. We're going to talk about the parallels between these two fights, why railroad workers support Medicare for All, and why we think everyone who's passionate about Medicare for All should also get excited about establishing public railways in this country! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrNWHItT6iw Show Notes RWU has been a supporter of Medicare for All for some time because railroad workers have so much trouble keeping decent healthcare while the rail companies try to gut benefits and use healthcare as a bargaining tactic against workers. Like other corporations, railroads use the increasing cost of healthcare benefits to cut into the other pay and benefits earned by railroad workers. They consistently shift more of the cost onto the workers, while claiming the benefits are so rich they can't also provide workers with paid sick time or better time off benefits. Railroad workers, like so many other Americans, are locked into their jobs because they need the health insurance. In countries with a national health plan, workers have the basic economic freedom to leave their job if they don't like it, without worrying about healthcare. Those workers have better negotiating power because the employer can't hold healthcare over their heads. But in the U.S. railroad companies - and most large corporations - have more control over their employees because their families depend on employer-provided healthcare. Most Americans aren't very aware of railroads and commercial rail. But commercial rail is integral to the entire modern economy. A recent example in California illustrates rail's reach into our economy: Union Pacific wasn't delivering sufficient amounts of grain to Foster Farms, one of the largest chicken and turkey producers in the country. Foster Farms was days away from having to slaughter millions of chickens. Union Pacific blamed congestion, and shortages of locomotives and workers for the delays, while in fact they had cut their own resources relentlessly to buyback stock shares. Only after the Feds ordered Union Pacific to increase grain shipments was the problem resolved. So while many other industries depend on rail for their very existence, the railroad companies' focus on stock buybacks reduces their capacity to deliver goods, potentially wiping out entire industries. , reducing the capacity of railroads to deliver goods. Ultimately, taxpayers make up the difference because the cargo has to be delivered by trucks on the publicly subsidized highway system. It's important to know more about an industry with so much control over the economy. For most of American history railroads have been privately owned. However when there wasn't enough capacity to support the war effort during the First World War, the U.S. temporarily nationalized the railroads, investing heavily in upgrades at taxpayers' expense. That was all returned to private ownership after the war. Since the 1950s and 1960s railroads began to merge and consolidate, at the same time the U.S. government began investing in the competition, with subsidized interstate highways and airports.
In March 2023 Animal Rights Activists Alexandra Paul and Alicia Santurio were acquitted by a California jury of the alleged crime of taking two sick, slaughter-bound chickens from a Foster Farms truck in Livingston, California. Today it is my huge pleasure to share with you my conversation with actress, certified health coach and activist: Alexandra Paul. I have long been a fan of Alexandra's ... READ MORE The post Alexandra Paul, Accused To Acquittal, An Animal Rights Activists Learnings After The Fosters Farms Rescue and Trial. appeared first on Healthification.
As the deadline to raise the debt ceiling approaches, economists are concerned with what that will actually look like. And it's not just of national concern. With experts warning about what the fallout could be here in California, with the fourth largest economy in the world, and a multi-billion dollar defecit expected. For more on this, KCBS Radio's Bret Burkhart and Patti Riesing spoke withGokce Soydemir, Foster Farms endowed chair of Business Economics at Stanislaus State with an expertise in regional economics and financial forecasting
Eva is a co-founder and Operations Lead of Pax Fauna, a nonprofit that seeks to revitalize the grassroots animal advocacy movement through conducting original research on messaging, strategy, and culture. In this episode, we discuss Pax Fauna's 18-month narrative research project where they conducted over 100 hours of interviews with 200 meat-eating Americans, along with analysing hundreds of academic papers and running their own large-scale public opinion polling. In addition, we also speak about the importance of work to shift societal norms, Eva's experience within Direct Action Everywhere and Pax Fauna's upcoming work on ballot initiatives.Relevant links to things mentioned throughout the show:Pax Fauna's narrative researchPax Fauna's two-part blog on "Welfare vs Abolitionism" is obsolete - Part 1 and Part 2An overview (by Pax Fauna) on Direct Action Everywhere's recent acquittal of animal rights activists who rescued pigs (see also coverage in The Intercept).A Vox article on another open-rescue acquittal, who rescued factory-farmed chickens from Foster Farms.If you enjoy the show, please leave a rating and review us - we would really appreciate it! Likewise, feel free to share it with anyone who you think might enjoy it. You can send us feedback and guest recommendations via Twitter or email us at hello@howilearnedtoloveshrimp.com. Enjoy!
In September of 2021, Alicia Santurio and Baywatch actor Alexandra Paul rescued Jax and Ethan, two gravely ill chickens, from a transport truck heading for a slaughterhouse owned by Foster Farms. The activists faced misdemeanor charges for petty theft, and this March, they stood before a 12-person jury as part of a nine-day trial, previously unheard of for such charges. Alexandra… The post The Foster Farms Rescue and Trial, w/ Alexandra Paul and Alicia Santurio appeared first on Our Hen House.
On Friday, March 17th, after nearly six hours of deliberation, and facing up to six months in jail if convicted, Alexandra Paul and co-defendant Alicia Santurio were acquitted by a California jury of the alleged crime of taking two sick, slaughter-bound chickens from a Foster Farms truck in Livingston, California. Prosecutors called it stealing, but Alexandra and Alicia called it a rescue. From accused to acquittal, in this very special episode, we get to hear the story from Alexandra herself, including all the riveting behind-the-scenes details of what led these two courageous activists to set out to expose the cruelty of poultry slaughter, and demonstrate why they had the right to rescue these two sentient beings in the first place. “So I'll tell you what open rescue is and then I'll explain what happened that day. Open rescue is when animal investigators go into places where there has been claims of abuse or suspicions of abuse, like factory farms, and we document what we see. And if there is an animal who is sick and needs immediate medical care, for whom we have a sanctuary because it's very hard to find placement for animals, then we will take that animal out of that facility with us. And we do not hide our faces. In fact, the video of myself and Alicia rescuing Ethan and Jax was publicized within the hour on the internet with our names. And the reason we do this is because we believe that what we're doing is legal.” - Alexandra Paul What we discuss in this episode: Alexandra's detailed account of jury selection What the right to rescue is and why it's so important How and why Alexandra and Alicia were acquitted Why Alexandra and Alicia rescued chickens Ethan and Jax The inhumane acts taking place in chicken slaughterhouses Why the trial took nine days The last-minute trick the prosecutor pulled during closing statements Resources: The entire trial on video here: https://www.youtube.com/c/DirectActionEverywhere Direct Action Everywhere links: directactioneverywhere.com https://www.facebook.com/directactioneverywhere https://twitter.com/dxeverywhere https://www.instagram.com/directactioneverywhere/ Alexandra's website and social media links: Alexandra Paul Alexandra Paul (@alexandra_actress) • Instagram photos and videos https://twitter.com/alexandra_paul https://www.facebook.com/AlexandraPaulOfficial/ Dairy-Free Swaps Guide: Easy Anti-Inflammatory Meals, Recipes, and Tips https://switch4good.org/dairy-free-swaps-guide SUPPORT SWITCH4GOOD https://switch4good.org/support-us/ ★☆★ JOIN OUR PRIVATE FACEBOOK GROUP ★☆★ https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastchat ★☆★ SWITCH4GOOD WEBSITE ★☆★ https://switch4good.org/ ★☆★ ONLINE STORE ★☆★ https://shop.switch4good.org/shop/ ★☆★ FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM ★☆★ https://www.instagram.com/Switch4Good/ ★☆★ LIKE US ON FACEBOOK ★☆★ https://www.facebook.com/Switch4Good/ ★☆★ FOLLOW US ON TWITTER ★☆★ https://mobile.twitter.com/Switch4GoodNFT ★☆★ DOWNLOAD THE ABILLION APP ★☆★ https://app.abillion.com/users/switch4good
San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond comes on the show to talk about Hasan Ikhrata. More on Trump possibly being arrested. An update on the Mark Ridley Thomas trial. Alexandra Paul was found not guilty for stealing chickens off a Foster Farms truck. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Defendant Alicia Santurio and attorney Jonathan Frohnmayer on how we won another historic victory in the Foster Farms Trial.
For Information Like Degrees Offered, Annual Costs, Etc., Please Click The Banner Below: The Agricultural College Episode is designed to profile agricultural trade schools, junior colleges, colleges and universities around the U.S. This episode is an effort to replicate the conversation that prospective students, parents and ag teachers might have with agricultural schools at trade show like the National FFA Convention. Modesto Junior College is located in the heart of the Central Valley of California. The abundance of different agricultural enterprises in this area of California make the learning opportunities at MJC vast. From permanent crops like almonds and fruit orchards to large scale agribusiness dairies to beef production and fresh vegetables there are farmers in this area doing everything an aspiring ag student might be looking for. And if ag industry is what you are looking for it can be found in the Central Valley and Modesto area, such as Gallo Wines, Del Monte, Foster Farms and many more. Nicole Morris is a fourth generation dairy farmer and Animal/Dairy Science Instructor at Modesto Junior College. Today she joins me to talk about the multitude of agricultural opportunities at MJC. More Places You Can Listen to Off-Farm Income And Matt Brechwald:
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Foster Farms chicken patties are being recalled due to plastic being in the patties.
We're reprising an investigation from The California Report's Central Valley reporter, Alex Hall, that recently earned a National Murrow award for News Documentary. In 2020, California's Foster Farms became the site of one of the nation's deadliest COVID-19 outbreaks at a meat or poultry plant. Hall spent a year and a half talking to spouses and family members of workers who spent decades at the company's chicken-processing plants. She found that hundreds of Foster Farms workers tested positive for the virus in 2020. Sixteen people died and at least 20 others were hospitalized. Hall's investigation shows that as plants stayed open to maintain the food supply, and workers got sick from COVID-19, Foster Farms didn't always give a complete picture of the problem to health officials, state regulators and their own employees. We meet families who lost loved ones who worked at Foster Farms – families who are grieving, struggling financially, and trying to make sense of what happened. We'll also include an update on the fact that Foster Farms was recently sold to a private equity firm.
Dr. Nathan Regier welcomes Rob McKenna, PhD to today's episode. He was named one of the top 30 most influential I/O psychologists, he is a TedEd speaker and features in Forbes. Dr. McKenna is the founder of WiLD Leader Inc and The WiLD Leader Foundation, as well as the creator of the WiLD Toolkit. Dr. McKenna's research and coaching with thousands of leaders across corporate, not-for-profit, and university settings have given him insight into the real and gritty experience of leadership. His clients have included the Boeing Company, Microsoft, Heineken, Foster Farms, the United Way, Alaska Airlines, and Children's Hospital. He is the author of numerous articles and chapters on leadership character, calling, effectiveness, and leadership under pressure. His latest book, Composed: The Heart and Science of Leading Under Pressure focuses on the specific strategies leaders can use to stay true to themselves and connected to others when it matters most. Key Takeaways: [3:13] What are some of the most formative influences on Dr. McKenna's journey? [5:52] Dr. McKenna talks about his motivation to study I/O psychology. [7:35] What is WiLD Leaders? Whole and Intentional Leader Development. [8:30] Dr. McKenna explains what the WiLD Toolkit is. [10:20] Dr. McKenna talks about the genesis of his newest book. [13:45] How does pressure impact people? [14:26] Dr. McKenna talks about the importance of efficacy. [18:50] Thinkers and feelers can both be beneficial but can also become a liability. [22:22] “Stop trying to be interesting and start trying to be interested.” [22:38] Dr. McKenna explains the difference between empathy and perspective taking. [27:40] Selfishness looks different for different people. [28:41] “Human beings are the only species who speed up when lost”, Dr. McKenna explains his quote from the book [31:26] Dr. McKenna talks about the distinction between blame and grace and how it applies to the responsibility as a leader. [35:41] Dr. McKenna explains the difference between peace-keeper and truth-seeker. [37:26] Dr. McKenna shares ‘the secret sauce': a sense of purpose. [43:13] Readiness beats potential. [47:20] Humans make mistakes, how we relate to our failures is a crucially important aspect. Dr. McKenna shares his personal perspective on faith and human failure. [53:30] Dr. Nate and Dr. McKenna talk about role models. [56:28] Is there anything on Dr. McKenna's mind that he feels the world needs to know? [1:01:14] Dr. Nate shares his top three takeaways from an inspiring and energizing conversation with Dr. McKenna. Mentioned in this episode: The Compassion Mindset Tweetables: “Pressure impacts people in three fundamental ways: thinking, feeling and doing.” #oncompassion “You can't sacrifice something you don't have.” #oncompassion “The emotional side is the least promoted in leadership development.” #oncompassion “Worry less about what people are thinking of you and worry more about what they think about themselves.” #oncompassion “The person who has the most capacity to lead within any system is the one who can express himself with the least amount of blame.” #oncompassion
The average person eats over 100 pounds of chicken every year. That's more than double what we ate when the USDA first started keeping track in the 70s. And the vast majority of that chicken comes from large poultry producers - think Tyson, Foster Farms, Pilgrim's Pride.
Welcome to the Instant Trivia podcast episode 510, where we ask the best trivia on the Internet. Round 1. Category: Acts Of Congress 1: 1930's Smoot-Hawley Act raised these to protect American farmers. tariffs. 2: (I'm Geoffrey Canada, President of the Harlem Children's Zone.) Setting standards and establishing measurable goals to improve individual outcomes in education was the objective of this 2001 congressional act that left many educators dismayed. No Child Left Behind. 3: This act of 1964 established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. the Civil Rights Act. 4: This act of 1964 established the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. the Civil Rights Act. 5: An act passed March 3, 1863 established this, the subject of riots in New York that July. drafts. Round 2. Category: Animal Noises 1: Mexican peninsula, or the sound of a sheep laughing. Baja. 2: To ingest your Thanksgiving turkey quickly. gobble it up. 3: Audio components whose job sound like they could be done by dogs and birds. woofer and tweeters. 4: The Pacific equivalent of Atlantis. Mu. 5: In "A Day at the Races", Hugo Hackenbush is one. quack. Round 3. Category: The 12 Days Of Christmas 1: These 3 birds are the gifts for the first 3 days. French hens, turtle doves, and a partridge in a pear tree. 2: Of the song's 12 gifts, it's the only one you could melt down and not be charged with murder or animal cruelty. five golden rings. 3: We found this eighth day's gift quite moo-ving. maids a-milking. 4: On the 10th day, nobility abounded as my true love somehow thought I needed this gift. lords a-leapin'. 5: On the 12th day, my true love gave me this gift, something Charlie Watts could enjoy. twelve drummers drumming. Round 4. Category: Tv Puppets 1: Mallory Tarcher has had a hand in continuing Lamb Chop, created by this woman, her mother. Shari Lewis. 2: Known as the Foster Imposters, a puppet pair of these animals want to be Foster Farms products. chickens. 3: In 1989 NBC had this alien help host the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade. ALF. 4: Humans on this 2002 Fox puppet series include Sarah Silverman and Seth Green. Greg the Bunny. 5: On "Unhappily Ever After", he supplied the voice of Mr. Floppy. Bobcat Goldthwait. Round 5. Category: Education 1: In 1955 Rudolph Flesch wrote "Why Johnny Can't" do this, attacking current teaching practices. read. 2: At the urging of this president, the Department of Education became a cabinet department in 1979. (Jimmy) Carter. 3: Back in 1987 Aspen College began offering an MBA degree online, MBA standing for this. master's of business administration. 4: Common term for the system that emerged in the '60s to teach more mathematical concepts and fewer times tables. the New Math. 5: In 1980 the Department of Education was created out of this now-defunct Cabinet department. HEW. Thanks for listening! Come back tomorrow for more exciting trivia!
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
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In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
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In this episode Scott discusses: Concerns that oil and fuel costs will drive the US into a recession. Foster Farms to be bought by PE firm Atlas Holdings. Target Inventory warning portends retail blood bath WSJ Target dropped 2.3% on its warning. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says we are in for prolonged inflation. Buzzfeed dropped […]
On this week's Valley Edition: an investigation looks back at the deadly COVID outbreaks at Foster Farms plants. Plus, a new state program meant to help low-income people with asthma by removing carpets, mold and other respiratory triggers in the home, is off to a clunky start. And local filmmakers compete for a grant to document undiscovered stories of the San Joaquin Valley. Listen to these stories and more.
Listen to James Foster's South Poll Story! James has been in the South Poll breed for a few years now and has been seeing big changes on his own 55 acre operation, in Groesbeck, Texas, by utilizing these cows to impact the land to improve his forage. Not only has he been experiencing positive changes on his farm and within his herd, but better yet, a film crew from London has been capturing the farm life of James and his daughter along the way! He tells us how he is using this opportunity to bring awareness to the South Poll breed on an international level. James shares his experience with Brits hanging off the front of his UTV filming the perfect shot to him moving and watering his cow herd in his flip flops! Faith, Family and Forage is their slogan! Enjoy this fun episode! You can find James online on the South Poll Members Directory - click here! Find him on Facebook and Instagram here!! Thanks for listening and happy grazing!! Find out more about the South Poll Grass Cattle Breed at southpoll.com Visit us on Facebook at the South Poll Grass Cattle Association page or the South Poll Grass Cattle Forum page If you have any ideas or requests for the podcast please reach out to us at southpollmedia@gmail.com
Plus, a Fresno State history instructor who lived in Russia and has studied the country for years talks about what's next as the war in Ukraine rages on. Listen to this conversation and more on the podcast above.
On this episode of Marketing Tip Tea Time we welcome Pete Brennan! Pete is an experienced CPG executive with depth in sales, marketing, innovation and management for iconic brands including Morningstar Farms, Gardenburger, Kashi, Eggo, Foster Farms, Gallo Wines, and his own husband-wife startup, Soñar! He is currently Chair of Naturally Bay Area and a Naturally Network board member. Pete works to positively impact communities through mission-driven businesses that inspire a shift forward in the food system and the world around us. When he's not chasing brand opportunities for the greater good you can find him taxiing his daughters to soccer games or school events. Pete will spill the tea
California's Labor Commissioner has fined poultry giant Foster Farms and three staffing agencies nearly $4 million for failing to tell thousands of workers about COVID-19 supplemental paid sick leave assistance. The failure was discovered during an audit of Foster Farms' payroll records in 2020. Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED Researchers in San Diego County are working to stave off the worst impacts of global warming. They say cattails found in wetlands could be part of the answer. Reporter: Erik Anderson, KPBS
In 2020, California's Foster Farms became the site of one of the nation's deadliest COVID-19 outbreaks at a meat or poultry plant. The California Report's Central Valley reporter, Alex Hall, spent a year and a half talking to spouses and family members of workers who spent decades at the company's chicken-processing plants. She found that hundreds of Foster Farms workers tested positive for the virus in 2020. 16 people died and at least 20 others were hospitalized. In this episode that originally aired in October 2021, Hall's investigation shows that as plants stayed open to maintain the food supply, and workers got sick from COVID-19, or even died, Foster Farms didn't always give a complete picture of the problem to health officials, state regulators and their own employees.
Richard Bliss Brooke has been a full-time Network Marketing sales leader, company owner, critic, and advocate since 1977. He used to work in a chicken plant, Foster Farms, and would have retired from there in 2014. Instead, he found Network Marketing. Richard Bliss Brooke is also an ontological coach, transformational retreat leader, and keynote speaker. He is the author of The Four Year Career® and Mach2: The Art of Vision & Self-Motivation, host of The Authentic Networker Podcast, and facilitator to entrepreneurs with proven blogs, courses, and tools to grow their businesses. Get ready to take lots of notes in this episode with Richard Brooke. Find out more at https://richardbrooke.com/.
Good morning! Meme's really do help us mentally!This is best bedtime to protect your heart according to researchers. San Francisco-Marin Food Bank gets a generous donation from Foster Farms.When are people most ready for holiday decorations?
San Francisco-Marin Food Bank gets a generous donation from Foster Farms!
In 2020, hundreds of workers at Foster Farms plants in California tested positive for COVID-19. 16 people have died and at least 20 others have been hospitalized. A KQED investigation found that as Foster Farms' Central Valley plants stayed open, and essential workers got sick, or even died, the company didn't always give a complete picture of the problem to health officials, state regulators and their own employees. KQED's Alex Hall has been following the story since the start, and in this episode of The California Report Magazine, she shares the findings of her reporting — from tense conversations with Foster Farms, to the families of the workers who died from the coronavirus.
Last year, California's Foster Farms became the site of one of the nation's deadliest COVID-19 outbreaks at a meat or poultry plant. The California Report's Central Valley reporter, Alex Hall, spent a year and a half talking to spouses and family members of workers who spent decades at the company's chicken-processing plants. She found that hundreds of Foster Farms workers tested positive for the virus in 2020. 16 people died and at least 20 others were hospitalized. Hall's investigation shows that as plants stayed open to maintain the food supply, and workers got sick from COVID-19, or even died, Foster Farms didn't always give a complete picture of the problem to health officials, state regulators and their own employees. We meet two families who lost loved ones who worked at Foster Farms, and are grieving, struggling financially, and trying to make sense of what happened.
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I don't know how to describe these two minds. They have mastered the art of the question anchored by a deep background in the science of human behavior and a deep empathetic heart for everyone's individual journey. By their questions and insights, we begin to explore the question “How do I see?” This WiLD process ( Whole + Intentional Leader Development), becomes the north star that integrates the functional areas of our lives with the human reality of our hearts and minds. A little background: Rob McKenna, PhD is the Founder + Chief Executive Officer of WiLD Leaders. He was named among the top 30 most influential I-O Psychologists. He has been a TEDx Speaker, and featured in Forbes, His research and coaching with leaders across corporate, not-for-profit and university settings has given him insight into the real and gritty experience of leaders. His clients have included the Boeing Company, Microsoft, Heineken, Foster Farms, the United Way, Alaska Airlines and Children's Hospital. He is the author of numerous articles and chapters on leadership character, calling, effectiveness, and leadership under pressure. He served as the Chair of Industrial-Organizational Psychology at Seattle Pacific University up until 2020, with a total time at SPU of 25 years. His latest book, Composed: The Heart and Science of Leading Under Pressure, focuses on the specific strategies leaders can use to stay true to themselves and connected to others when it matters most. Rob lives in Kirkland with his wife, Jackie, and their two sons. Daniel Hallak, PhD is WiLD's Chief Commercial Officer driving strategic commercial initiatives, and other operations such as product development, and marketing efforts that support the development of whole leaders. Before WiLD, he spent over a decade developing whole leaders in business, academic, and not-for-profit settings. He earned his Ph.D. and M.A. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology from Seattle Pacific University.
Richard Bliss Brooke went from chicken chopper to CEO, according to Success magazine in its 1992 cover story, an issue that outsold every issue in the 100-year history of the magazine. He was only 36 years old when Success magazine featured his journey from earning $3.05 an hour cutting chickens for Foster Farms to creating millionaires from his sales training and performance coaching. Had it not been for an obscure management decision by Foster Farms – they would not promote anyone who did not have a college degree – Richard would have recently retired from a 40-year career at the processing plant. Instead, he pivoted and built a nationwide sales organization of 30,000 people by the time he was 28 and went on to build two global companies over the next 35 years. As a keynote speaker, he has wowed audiences of over 10,000 and shared the stage with Tony Robbins, Sir Richard Branson, Bob Proctor, John Maxwell, and many others. As an author, he has written three books and hundreds of articles and blogs. Today Richard runs his three multimillion-dollar companies from his home on the island of Lanai, Hawaii. Richard joins Mitch on this episode to share his background, experience and how he is helping entrepreneurs grow their businesses and make better decisions along the way. You can also watch a video of their discussion on our YouTube Channel. For more general information about the podcast, send an email to info@beinhakerlaw.com To follow Mitch and the podcast, go to linktr.ee/beinhakerlaw. You can subscribe and listen to episodes on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Amazon Music and most other directories. Please review us whenever possible and thanks for your continued support! Sponsorships and paid guest appearances are available. Connect with us by email or on social media. The Accidental Entrepreneur is brought to you by Beinhaker Law, a boutique business & estates legal practice in Clark, NJ. To learn about shared outside general counsel services and how to better protect your business, visit https://beinhakerlaw.com/fractional-gen-counsel/ Please support our affiliate sponsors (https://beinhakerlaw.com/podcast-affiliates/). Also be sure to visit our new podcast store (https://beinhakerlaw.com/podcast-store/) to purchase affiliate services, guest merchandise and even podcast merchandise. Yes, we have merch! Digital Accelerant - the digital business card that generates leads. Get a custom branded digital card with information and links to all your social media, email and other information. Text LAW to 21000 to connect with us and request more details. Fetch Internet. Fetch Pro is an app that creates a secure and high-speed mobile internet connection for laptops and desktop computers. Printify - the on-demand print shop to create your own merchandise without cost or the need to house inventory. The Accidental Entrepreneur is a trademark of Mitchell C. Beinhaker. Copyright 2018-2021. All rights reserved.
Rene Thomas Folse, JD, Ph.D. is the host for this edition which reports on the following news stories: WCAB Reversed for Ignoring Supreme Court COLA Case. Federal Judge Rejects $2B California Roundup Cancer Case Settlement. Injury by Unauthorized Homeless Person Conflict Compensable. WCAB Declines Jurisdiction Over UR/IMR Dispute. California Leads Nation in COVID Civil Litigation Claims. So.Cal. Orthopedist to Serve 15 Months for $623K In Kickbacks. DOJ COVID - Health Care Fraud Coordinated Law Enforcement Actions. Cal/OSHA Delays Changes to Emergency Temporary Standards. Foster Farms and Staffing Agencies Cited for COVID Violations. Physician Dispensed Pain Dermatologicals New Cost Driver.
At 29 Randy Icelow said he was a temp worker for a bus company in California's Central Valley and flashforward to now he is 38 and CEO of a $63 million credit union, Rolling F based in Turlock CA, where its SEG is Foster Farms, one of the biggest chicken companies in the country.This podcast grew out of a post Icelow put up on the CU 2.0 Facebook group where he recounted his story. Reading his story we knew he had to be a podcast guest because his is an inspiration story of success in the face of failure. He graduated from college in 2008 with a finance degree and you remember how dismal the credit union and bank job markets were then. He bounced around a bit, took more classes, got a job as a school teacher in Stockton, which proceeded to file bankruptcy. He was back working as a temp and he lucked out. He got a gig at a credit union which liked him so much they hired him onto regular staff.After a while he applied for a CEO job at a bank - didn't get it but learned a lot - and then applied for the CEO job at Rolling F which he did not get. A retired banker got the job but the board advised him to hire Icelow and train him up to be his successor, which came to pass in three years.You like that story? Of course you do.But there are other great stories in this podcast. For instance, Icelow says that a Rolling F specialty is refinancing car loans - and many come in with a loan that has a rate of maybe 29%, which Rolling F can in some cases get down to 5.5%. The monthly payment goes from $500 to half that and an extra $250 per month in that worker's pocket is big money.Magic happened in Icelow's personal life but now he is making magic happen in the lives of the hard workers who are his members.Can Rolling F survive with $60 million in assets? Listen to his answer - and as you hear it remember that $500 monthly note on a 10 year old Nissan Sentra, You just may be persuaded by his math and his passion.Listen up.Along the way, mention is made of the CU 2.0 podcast with Cathie Mahon, CEO of Inclusive, the trade group for CDFis. Like what you are hearing? Find out how you can help sponsor this podcast here. Very affordable sponsorship packages are available. Email rjmcgarvey@gmail.comAnd like this podcast on whatever service you use to stream it. That matters.Find out more about CU2.0 and the digital transformation of credit unions here. It's a journey every credit union needs to take. Pronto
Richard Bliss Brooke went from chicken chopper to CEO, according to Success magazine in its 1992 cover story ... an issue that outsold every issue in the 100-year history of the magazine. He was only 36 years old when Success magazine featured his journey from earning $3.05 an hour cutting chickens for Foster Farms to creating millionaires from his sales training and performance coaching. Had it not been for an obscure management decision by Foster Farms – they would not promote anyone who did not have a college degree – Richard would have recently retired from a 40-year career at the processing plant. Instead, he pivoted and built a nationwide sales organization of 30,000 people by the time he was 28, and went on to build two global companies over the next 35 years. As a keynote speaker, he has wowed audiences of over 10,000 and shared the stage with Tony Robbins, Sir Richard Branson, Bob Proctor, John Maxwell, and many others. As an author, he has written three books and hundreds of articles and blogs. He has been acknowledged for his ontological coaching and his book “Mach2” by Gale Sayers, John Elway, Harvey Mackay, Les Brown, Jack Canfield, and thousands of others. “I am a classic case of failing forward,” says Richard. “I have always looked for the seed of equal or greater benefit in adversity, as suggested by Dr. Napoleon Hill. And I am a passionate believer in self-motivation. With it, nothing else really matters. Without it, nothing else really works." Today Richard runs his three multimillion-dollar companies from his home on the island of Lanai, Hawaii. He loves to golf, fly helicopters, scuba dive, boat, ATV, hike, paddleboard, and bask in the good life with his wife, Kimmy, step-daughter Hailey, and Marley the Maltipoo. He values fun, leadership, adventure, contribution, and friendship. The theme of his life is “to inspire others to play full out.” On the episode: Stacey is joined by Best Selling Author & Entrepreneur Richard Bliss Brooke, for a discussion on life as business owners, relationship building, and their initial aggressive sales strategies. Key Takeaways: -Every cell of our body responds to what you're doing. -Connection requires time and listening. -Continuously grade your progress. Tweetable Quotes: "If you're investing in yourself... stop calling it spending." -Stacey O'Byrne "People don't say or do anything unless a need of theirs is being met by what they're saying or doing." -Bill Stierle "When you identify what a prospect's primary needs are, there will be no need for 5-10 calls before closing." -Bill Stierle "We don't change our goals, we change how to pursue them." -Stacey O'Byrne Richard Brooke: Connect with and find out more about Richard Brooke: https://www.richardbrooke.com (https://www.richardbrooke.com) email: rb@richardbrooke.com Resources: Instagram: @pivotpointadvantage Schedule a 15 minute call with Stacey:http://pivotpointadvantage.com/talktostacey ( http://pivotpointadvantage.com/talktostacey) If you’re ready to take yourself and your business to the next level and are interested in a coaching program that will get you there check out:http://pivotpointadvantage.com/iwantsuccess ( http://pivotpointadvantage.com/iwantsuccess) Join an interactive environment to help you build the success you’ve always wanted with other like-minded, success-driven entrepreneurs, business owners, and sales professionals:https://facebook.com/groups/sellwithoutselling ( https://facebook.com/groups/sellwithoutselling)
Hey! Jason and Pili Yaursi here.We've got an incredible guest with us on the Multifamily Live podcast today.Richard Bliss Brooke went from chicken chopper to CEO, according to Success magazine in its 1992 cover story … an issue that outsold every issue in the 100-year history of the magazine.He was only 36 years old when Success magazine featured his journey from earning $3.05 an hour cutting chickens for Foster Farms to creating millionaires from his sales training and performance coaching.Had it not been for an obscure management decision by Foster Farms – they would not promote anyone who did not have a collegedegree – Richard would have recently retired from a 40-year career at the processing plant.Instead, he pivoted and built a nationwide sales organization of 30,000 people by the time he was 28, and went on to build two global companies over the next 35 years.As a keynote speaker, he has wowed audiences of over 10,000 and shared the stage with Tony Robbins, Sir Richard Branson, Bob Proctor, John Maxwell, and many others. As an author, he has written three books and hundreds of articles and blogs.And we're hanging out with him today in one of our most-anticipated episodes of the Multifamily Live podcast ever. Listen in now!Connect With Richard BrookeYou can find Richard on Facebook / Instagram at Richard Bliss Brooke or RichardBrooke.com. You can order his book Mach2 from Amazon or Audible!Want to Learn More About Multifamily Real Estate Investing?We're holding a live, 3-day “virtual” event call Multifamily Live on June 10-12 2021… and for the first time ever, we're going to open the doors and walk you guys through literally every step of what we're doing on our multifamily deals.We've done events before but nothing this massive or this valuable... and since this is a virtual event, you don't have to travel or even leave your couch! But spots are limited… sign up below!- CLICK HERE: MultifamilyLiveEvent.comSee you there! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
With news this week of more cuts to water allocations for many California farmers, Sabrina Halvorson talks with the chairman of the California Water Alliance, William Bourdeau. We report on the California legislators speaking out about reports of health officials "tipping off" leaders at the Fresno County Foster Farms during the COVID-19 outbreak at the facility that killed five people. The U.S. House Ag Committee meets to discuss discrimination at the USDA, while the Senate Ag Committee meets to talk about child nutrition. We report from both.
California’s Latino and Asian and Pacific Islander caucuses are calling on Governor Gavin Newsom to investigate the Fresno County Health Department. The move comes after the Fresno Bee reported that officials gave confidential information to Foster Farms executives by warning them in advance about Cal/OSHA COVID-19 inspections. During a press conference Thursday, several legislators questioned whether the health department was committed to protecting Foster Farms or its employees. At least five people died and 22 were hospitalized after contracting COVID at the Foster Farms Plant located on South Cherry Avenue in Fresno County. Assemblymember Robert Rivas, the Latino Caucus vice chair, said these deaths could have been prevented. “As the grandson of a farmworker I am personally offended by the actions taken by these Fresno County Health Officials.They have families. They have roots in our community. And the public, they deserve answers,” he said. Bobby Sihng Dillion lost his father
Another week, another episode and another offering from the folks at Foster Farms
Back to the pizza! The bros try a gluten free offering from Foster Farms with their Smart Crust
This week is nearly all COVID, from the staggering numbers of infections and deaths in LA to the new orders for EMS providers to the abysmal failure of our local government to address the issue. Make a comment to the LA County Board of Supervisors: http://bit.ly/SNSJan5 Read along, if you have the stomach for it... Foster Farms workers: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-12-31/foster-farms-12th-coronavirus-worker-death Airplanes: https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2021-01-01/covid-19-airplane-sick-on-plane-cdc Mercy in Portland: https://www.latimes.com/opinion/story/2021-01-02/mercy-hospital-ship-in-portland-readers-want-it-back-in-l-a St. Vincents: https://2urbangirls.com/los-angeles-covid-19-surge-hospital-site-now-used-for-filming-location/ Homeless shelters overloaded: https://www.latimes.com/homeless-housing/story/2021-01-03/homeless-shelters-coronavirus-surge-hospitals Filmmakers urged to quit their bullshit: https://www.latimes.com/entertainment-arts/business/story/2020-12-29/health-officials-encourage-filmmakers-to-pause-work-amid-covid-surge Jesus Christ COVID SuperSpreader: https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2020-12-30/activists-and-christian-singer-clash-over-maskless-outreach-on-skid-row Politico piece: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/12/23/california-covid-surge-450315
The availability of intensive care beds at many Southern California hospitals has reached zero percent because of an explosion of new COVID patients. Forecasts predict if infection rates continue, there could be thousands of people in need of ICU beds in the region by early next month. The COVID-19 Pandemic has been tough for California’s child care providers. Many have struggled to keep their doors open in order to care for the children of essential workers, and getting little support themselves. Reporter: Katie Orr, KQED For child care providers there is now a direct line to state officials to make the case that they need more resources to work safely during the pandemic. Yesterday, the newly ratified Child Care Providers Union had its second bargaining meeting with the state. Reporter: Deepa Fernandes The United Farm Workers union and two Foster Farms employees are suing the poultry company. They’re asking a judge to immediately force Foster Farms to protect workers from COVID-19 inside one of the company’s plants in the Central Valley. Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED Any business that serves food in San Diego County is now allowed to reopen after a superior court judge ruled in favor of two San Diego strip clubs that defied the statewide shutdown order. Reporter: Jacob Aere, KPBS Democratic state lawmakers are renewing a push to end mandatory prison sentences for certain drug crimes. The bill would allow judges to choose between jail time, probation, or other options for nonviolent drug offenders. Reporter: Nicole Nixon, CapRadio
In August, a Foster Farms poultry processing plant in Livingston was temporarily shut down because of a a COVID-19 outbreak where at least 392 workers tested positive and 9 workers died. Now, Foster Farms is facing outbreaks at three of the company’s plants in the Central Valley. But it’s been really hard to get basic information about what’s going on about things like worker safety and who makes the final decisions. Today, we talk about what we do and don’t know about these outbreaks, and what this lack of information means for the general public and the company’s workers. Guest: Alexandra Hall, KQED Central Valley reporter Read the transcript here.
This week the Bros try a new offering from the fine folks over a Foster Farms. The CHicken Pizza Hand Craft Sandwich
Do you remember the last time you had to give a presentation for work? Do you think you could have done a better job? No worries, you are not alone. Public speaking is not easy and in our current reality even less so. Not only do we have to overcome issues like bad wi-fi or […] The post Delivering Great Virtual Presentations feat. Zoraida Martinez, Programmer Analyst @ Foster Farms appeared first on Latinos Who Tech.
Newborn Baby Appears on Assembly Floor As Time Runs Out on Final Legislative Session Lawmakers voted to approve statewide eviction protections in the final hours of this year’s legislative session -- and just as California’s eviction ban was set to expire. In a dramatic legislative session lawmakers ran out of time to several pass bills before the midnight deadline. Guests: Katie Orr, KQED, and CA Assemblywoman Monique Limón, District 27 AB 3216 Prioritizes Laid-Off Workers For Rehire As the legislative session comes to an end scores of bills are headed to the governor’s desk. One new bill, AB 3216, puts pressure on companies to rehire hospitality and transportation workers laid off due to the coronavirus pandemic. Reporter: Sam Harnett, KQED Poultry Plant Closed for Cleaning Following Eight COVID-19 Deaths In the Central Valley a facility belonging to poultry processor Foster Farms is planning to shut down for about a week. The plant has seen 400 confirmed cases of COVID-19. At least eight workers have died. Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED Remote Learning Puts Teachers on IT Duty As millions of students across CA start the new school year online, they’re running into the same problems as many of us now working from home, like Security hurdles, wifi dilemmas, and Zoom glitches. In many cases, teachers are taking on IT duty Reporter: Vanessa Rancaño, KQED
Join Kody Bateman for episode 81 of his Relationship Marketing podcast with guest Richard Bliss Brooke.From Chicken Chopper to Millionaire CEO at Age 30. Richard grew up on a cattle ranch in Chowchilla, California. His parents were affluent and educated, but Richard was a negative thinker. He hated high school, felt unworthy of love after his parent’s divorce, and barely graduated with a D average. So it was no surprise when his “ambition” led him to Foster Farms, the largest poultry plant in the world.Richard began living life at the speed of 38 BPM (Birds Per Minute). His job was to cut chickens into parts as they flew past him on the production line. Ambitious and hard-working, Richard dreamed of climbing the ranks and happily retiring after 40 years. With four years under his belt, Richard thought he was really cutting it - life, not chickens. It was 1977. Richard was 22 years old.Then something happened that forever changed the course of Richard’s life. Foster Farms changed their policy to where only employees with a four-year college degree could advance. This led Richard to say yes to a new opportunity: Network Marketing.Initially, he struggled to figure it out, how to find the right people, what to say, and how to overcome the setbacks. Eventually, through a rigorous investment of time and money in his own personal development, he discovered that it was his own thoughts, beliefs, and stories about himself that was holding him back. He changed them, changed them quickly and his business changed with them.Three years later, at age 28, Richard had 30,000 active partners building with him.
California Lawmakers Look to Tax the Ultra-Rich More than a dozen Democratic lawmakers have signed on to a bill that would tax earnings above a million dollars an extra one percent. There would also be an additional, higher tax brackets for income above two million and five million. Reporter: Nicole Nixon, CapRadio COVID-19 Spreads at Foster Farms Poultry Processing Plant A COVID-19 outbreak at a big Central Valley poultry processing plant has grown to 73 confirmed cases with one worker dying. Livingston Mayor Gurpal Samra and other city officials met with Foster Farms representatives this week to make sure the company is following adequate safety protocols. Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED California Lawmakers Demand Fix to Unemployment Benefit Process Over a million Californians still want to know why they haven’t received their unemployment benefits. The director of the Employment Development Department said at a hearing yesterday it will be until September to process even the backlogged claims that have been resolved. Reporter: Julie Chang, KQED Fight Intensifies Over Gig Worker Classification Bill California’s Attorney General opened a lawsuit in May against Uber and Lyft for allegedly misclassifying workers. Now supporters of Prop 22, a referendum that would allow these companies to classify workers as contractors, are suing the attorney general for how he worded the title of their ballot initiative. Reporter: Sam Harnett, KQED Documentary Chronicles Closure of Public Hospital in West Contra Costa County Doctors Medical Center in West Contra Costa County shut down five years ago, citing budget concerns. This hospital mostly served patients who were uninsured or on Medi-Cal. Now former hospital employees have set up a tiny urgent care clinic, where they try to triage patients with just a quarter of their former staff. Reporter: Sasha Khokha, The California Report Magazine Reporter Still Haunted Months after Being Shot by Police with Foam Round Journalists have been injured by police using tear gas, batons and projectiles to disperse crowds these last few months. KPCC's Adolfo Guzman Lopez was hit in the neck by a policeman’s foam bullet while covering a protest in Long Beach in May. Guest: Adolfo Guzman-Lopez, KPCC and LAist reporter
Tackling endemic poultry diseases as a community rather than as individual producers can play an important role in controlling and limiting their spread.
On this episode we recap what we did over the week. Then we discuss the Foster Farms plant in Fresno that was infected by COVID-19. We then talk about our local hip hop scene from MC Wicks Quaratine Jungle Showcase to Cee Knowledge(Doodlebug) newest track "Locals." Then we continue with our Fresno State Bulldogs and how they have not been able to get their spring training done due to the Coronavirus. We then conclude with Beer of the Week. Make sure to support all your local businesses,artists,and podcasts. Have a great week! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theblazepodcast/message
Gov. Newsom Talks Coronavirus Testing Governor Gavin Newsom says California is making big strides in its push to ramp up COVID-19 testing, but he isn’t committing to a date for reopening the state just yet. Reporter: Marisa Lagos, KQED Politics Worker Tests Positive at Foster Farms Plant Employees at a Foster Farms plant in the Central Valley are worried about their health… now that one of their coworkers has tested positive for COVID-19. Reporter: Alex Hall, KQED DACA Students Lose Out on Aid Undocumented college students dealing with campus closures won’t be getting any emergency help from the federal government because of the coronavirus pandemic. Reporter: Vanessa Rancaño, KQED Health Clinics Struggle Without Patients Non-profit community clinics and health centers care for people regardless of their ability to pay or immigration status. But during this pandemic, many clinics across California are struggling to keep their doors open. Reporter: Farida Jhabvala Romero, KQED Coffeehouse Owner Plans for Post-Pandemic Reopening Here in California, no word… yet… about when that will start happening here, but many small businesses are planning for it, including coffeehouses. Coffeeshops reopening would represent a step back to normalcy for me and many others. But how do you reopen a kind of business where spaces can be tight and people linger, sometimes for hours? Guest: Sara Peterson, owner Scout Coffee in San Luis Obispo
Welcome back! On this episode of the Cameron-Brooks podcast I interview Jim Rhoden. Jim is a former Army Logistician who transitioned in 2015. He had 13 interviews at the Cameron-Brooks Career Conference and through the Conference and Follow Up Interview Process, he engaged in a total of 45 interviews which rendered 4 different offers for employment. Jim launched his career at Foster Farms as a plant manager. Foster Farms is the largest poultry producer in the western Unites States. On the podcast, Jim shares his keys to navigating your career and earning success. NAVIGATING YOUR CAREER As an Army officer, Jim had excellent operational experience. This allowed him to not only prove his fit in his interviews with Foster Farms, but also find much success in his first role. He was able to apply many of the leadership tools he gained in the Army, which allowed him to accelerate quickly. After a year and a half, Jim navigated his career from the production environment to the corporate headquarters where he received a promotion to Supply Planning Manager. In this role, he worked with manufacturing facilities to develop efficient production schedules and demand models to meet inventory requirements. In December, Jim was promoted to Contract Manufacturing Manager ! He now works with third party suppliers, as well as internal Foster Farms departments, to plan new products for his company. COMMITMENT TO GETTING BETTER While Jim was in the Army and preparing to transition, he had a high level of engagement in our Development and Preparation Program. He read all of the books on the Required Reading List and put in a ton of effort to ensure success at his Career Conference. Since starting at Foster Farms over four years ago, he has been promoted twice and has done a nice job taking control of his career. A resounding theme throughout the podcast is Jim has been successful at every stage of his career because he has never stopped learning and developing professionally. A few of the books that he found particularly helpful as he was starting new roles at Foster Farms include The First 90 Days and Getting to Yes. Jim is off to an incredible start in Corporate America and I think you'll really enjoy learning more about his path. To learn more about turning your JMO leadership skills into a successful transition and business success with Cameron-Brooks, visit our website and check out PCS to Corporate America. You can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
Tackling endemic poultry diseases as a community rather than as individual producers can play an important role in controlling and limiting their spread.
In our season 3 finale, we wrap up the year that was 1982 on the KROQ charts. The Go-Gos take a vacation, Sparks make some predictions and Foster Farms gives a unique twist to Human League's "Don't You Want Me". Plus Dave goes on Urban Dictionary and learns all about a Sex Dwarf. It's a great send off to the year that was 1982. Our theme music is provided by Joel Graves of New Monkey Studio. You can also hear the entire 106.7 songs on our What Difference Does It Make Spotify playlist. https://spoti.fi/2Evkc8d Follow us at https://www.wddimpodcast.com --- 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/wddim/message
Pete Brennan is the Co-Founder of Soñar! Foods. A mission-driven company that sells plant powered tortilla chips. Pete might have started his own food business, but he is a veteran in the food industry. With experience from E&J Gallo Winery, Kelloggs, Foster Farms, and Zola, Pete’s specialty is marketing big brands. He teamed up with the best person he knew to start Soñar! Foods, his wife, Maria. Pete and I met at the Fancy Food Show, and again at the Alt Protein show. Pete’s a go-getter and cares about his community and every time I’m on LinkedIn, I see pallets of his chips get delivered to the nearest community market. The best part about this family business is that they really do care about doing good in the world, as 1% of their annual sales goes to helping the Latino community. Learn more about the amazing origin of this on-fire startup, its mission, and the shoulders it stood on, to be successful, and perhaps the content of this interview allows you to explore what good you can do in your world Sponsor: Salt of the Earth I'm happy to introduce our newest sponsor: Salt of the Earth and their new ingredient, Mediterranean Umami, an all-natural and clean-label flavor enhancer and sodium reduction ingredient that works amazingly on meats, veggie-meats, soups and sauces and ready-meals. My friend, David gave me a bottle and I use it on my pasta sauces, or rice porridge to give it the satisfying umami depth I crave. Find the 2017 IFT Innovation Award Winner at IFT19 at booth number 2112 where they will be showcasing fresh food prepared with Mediterranean Umami. If you're interested now, feel free to email them at info@salt.co.il Show Notes Fancy Food Show Lauren Joyner Alt Protein Show Will Holsworth What do you tell people?: I’m a food entrepreneur who wants to make a better world What do you make?: We’re on a mission to feed a nation of dreamers 1% of annual sales is to advance the mission Latino Community Foundation Gary Hirshberg Stonyfield farms -1% for the planet What was your first food job?: Sales and management trainee at E&J Gallo Maria and I met at E&J Gallo Kelloggs How did Gallo help you with Sonar?: Their training program is phenomenal Gallo Wine Jug: Our best marketing campaign was shifting consumer perceptions on drinking wine from a jug. Branding has the ability to persuade What is the difference between launching a Sonar campaign vs a big brand campaign?: Scale. Hershberg Institute June 2018 Gary Hirshberg book The power of one Why Does Your Food Job Rock?: I get to make an impact with the people I love and the community I love What is the biggest challenge the food industry needs to face right now?: There’s a lot. Each of us can and should use our brands to build a more socially and environmentally powered society What is the one thing in the food industry you’d like to know about?: Everything. Since launching the startup, that one thing is just everything Did you originally want to go into the food industry?: I definitively wanted to go into food because I wanted to work for a great brand. Most great brands came from food. Do you have any advice for people who want to just into entrepreneurship?: DO it with a commitment of doing good. Reach out at Pete@sonarorganics.com
At the 21st annual Food Safety Summit in Rosemont, IL, editorial director Barbara VanRenterghem sat down with four food safety pros for real-time insight on the Summit sessions, topics, trends, and more. Craig Henry is a food safety consultant with Intro Inc. There, he specializes in U.S. food safety program development and review for federal regulatory compliance such as the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). He is a lead instructor for FSMA Preventive Control Qualified Individual training for human food. He also led the contracting team delivering technical content for FSMA human food guidance to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Prior to this role, Craig's previous roles were with Decernis, Deloitte and Touche, the Grocery Manufacturers Association, Koch Foods, Foster Farms, and Cargill, among others. Gary Ades is president of G&L Consulting Group LLC. He is also a member of the Editorial Advisory Board of Food Safety Magazine. Paul Kiecker is the Deputy Administrator for the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)—a role he's held since May 2018. From August 2017 through January 2019, Kiecker was the agency’s Acting Administrator. He initially joined FSIS in 1988 as a food inspector. Will Daniels is president of the produce division at IEH Laboratories and Consulting Group. In this role, Will is responsible for lab and consulting services for the produce industry. He's also held past roles at Fresh Integrity Group, Inc., Earthbound Farm, and as a consultant in the foodservice sector. Will is a sought-after speaker and has addressed key issues in food safety in the produce industry at meetings of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Restaurant Association, the Institute of Food Technologists and the International Association for Food Protection. He was named one of the food industry’s top food safety leaders by Marler/Clark’s Food Safety News in 2013. An active leader in the food industry, Will serves on a variety of boards and technical committees. In this episode of Food Safety Matters, we speak to Craig [9:15], Gary [20:18], Paul [36:05], and Will [47:31] about: Food Safety Summit's new format, Community Cafes, and the new focus on supply chain management content Recurring challenges for Summit attendees: keeping up with documentation, lack of resources, little commitment, incorrect reporting, and more The need for university extensions to bridge the gap with smaller food businesses Problems associated with incongruent messaging from the government agencies Why business and financial expertise are needed when making food safety decisions How changes within the industry are leading to food safety problems not seen in years Whole genome sequencing Blockchain technology News Mentioned in This Episode LGMA Releases New, Stricter Water Rules for Leafy Greens Growers [1:45] Foodborne Illness is on the Rise, Says CDC [2:26] Walmart Welcomes Sara Mortimore as New Food Safety Leader [2:58] CDC Tweets: Don't Wash Raw Chicken [3:25] Sponsor The 2019 Sani Awards No-Rinse Sanitizing Multi-Surface Spray SaniProfessional.com Keep Up with Food Safety Magazine Follow Us on Twitter @FoodSafetyMag and on Facebook Subscribe to our magazine and our biweekly eNewsletter We Want to Hear From You! Please share your comments, questions, and suggestions. Tell us about yourself—we'd love to hear about your food safety challenges and successes. We want to get to you know you! Here are a few ways to be in touch with us. Email us at podcast@foodsafetymagazine.com Record a voice memo on your phone and email it to us at podcast@foodsafetymagazine.com
Recently named among the top 30 most influential I-O Psychologists and featured in Forbes, Dr. Rob McKenna is the founder of WiLD Leaders, Inc. and creator of the WiLD Toolkit, a whole and intentional leader development process and set of tools that one leader described as “A whole approach that blurs the line between who we are as ‘workers' and ‘human beings.” He is also the Executive Director of the Center for Leadership Research & Development and Chair of Industrial-Organizational Psychology at Seattle Pacific University. His research and coaching with thousands of leaders across corporate, not-for-profit and university settings have given him insight into the real and gritty experience of leaders. His clients have included the Boeing Company, Microsoft, Heineken, Foster Farms, the United Way, Alaska Airlines and Children's Hospital. He is the author of numerous articles and chapters on leadership character, calling, effectiveness, and leadership under pressure. His latest book, Composed: The Heart and Science of Leading Under Pressure, focuses on the specific strategies leaders can use to stay true to themselves and connected to others when it matters most.
Recently named among the top 30 most influential I-O Psychologists and featured in Forbes, Dr. Rob McKenna is the founder of WiLD Leaders, Inc. and creator of the WiLD Toolkit, a whole and intentional leader development process and set of tools that one leader described as “A whole approach that blurs the line between who we are as ‘workers’ and ‘human beings.” He is also the Executive Director of the Center for Leadership Research & Development and Chair of Industrial-Organizational Psychology at Seattle Pacific University. His research and coaching with thousands of leaders across corporate, not-for-profit and university settings have given him insight into the real and gritty experience of leaders. His clients have included the Boeing Company, Microsoft, Heineken, Foster Farms, the United Way, Alaska Airlines and Children’s Hospital. He is the author of numerous articles and chapters on leadership character, calling, effectiveness, and leadership under pressure. His latest book, Composed: The Heart and Science of Leading Under Pressure, focuses on the specific strategies leaders can use to stay true to themselves and connected to others when it matters most.
Trucking News - Truckers to the Rescue Trucking News. Truckers came to the rescue when a suicidal man wanted to jump from a bridge in Orlando FL. A tractor trailer overturned in CA killing several turkeys. Trucking News - Turkeys killed in semi truck roll over Trucking News - A photo posted on social media by the Florida Highway Patrol shows trucks lined up under an overpass in Orlando, Florida Tuesday afternoon, Aug. 28, in an effort to protect a man who was threatening to jump. You may recall, there was a similar incident in Detroit back in April — when more than a dozen semis lined up under an overpass when a suicidal man threatened to jump, Michigan State Police said. They stayed for three hours until authorities got the man down. Help is available for free 24 hours a day, seven days a week through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255. Also in Trucking News. A Foster Farms tractor-trailer overturned early Tuesday on the outskirts of Merced, killing and injuring numerous turkeys and causing minor injuries to the driver in a hit-and-run crash, the California Highway Patrol reported. The crash was reported around 5:40 a.m. on northbound Highway 99 south of Mission Boulevard. Witnesses told investigators a blue sedan, possibly a Honda, side-swiped the 2009 Peterbilt, causing the big rig to overturn on the roadway. The driver of the Honda stopped at the scene briefly before leaving the area Officers have a good description of the vehicle and a possible license plate number.The driver of the truck was identified as Joes Cruz Sandoval Pozos, 50. He suffered minor injuries. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Merced CHP at 209-356-6600. Trucking News - A 58-year-old registered sex offender has been arrested for allegedly trying to coerce a young boy into a sexual situation. The young boy escaped from the trucker at a Bellevue truck stop. Deputies with the Sheriff's Office say Brian Wickersham, who's a truck driver, was on a traveling with the young boy. Along the road trip, the teen says he experienced three different instances where the 58-year-old man touched him sexual way. The young boy says when they arrived at a truck stop, Wickersham asked for a sexual favor. https://www.nbc26.com/news/sex-offender-accused-of-abusing-teenager Tune in and follow us on https://www.facebook.com/talkcdl/
Back at it again with a frozen nugget episode. This week we brought back animator Eric Brown and he brought the heat, calling out all past and present guests before he even introduced himself. Foster Farms nuggets on the other hand, well... lets just say we wish we had never been introduced to them, take a listen to find out why. SUBSCRIBE. SHARE. BE A TENDER FRIEND! INSTAGRAM: @tender.friends TWITTER: @tenderfriends www.facebook.com/tenderfriends Tell us where we should go next and what you think of our show! Email us at friends.tender@gmail.com
Getting financing for your business can be a difficult challenge if you follow the typical approach of working with a bank. In this episode Kim Butler shares examples from entrepreneurs and corporations that followed the traditional route of getting capital to grow their businesses. Tune in with Kim D. H. Butler and Spencer Shaw to find out how to take control of your finances today. Do you have a question you would like answered on the show? Please send it to us at hello@partners4prosperity.com and we may answer it in an upcoming episode. Links and Resources from this Episode For transcriptions and additional information of this episode go to: http://partners4prosperity.com/category/podcast https://partners4prosperity.com/business-financing-secret https://www.amazon.com/Live-Your-Life-Insurance-Butler/dp/1441486895 Special Listener Gift Free eBook: Financial Planning Has Failed Show Notes 1:48 - We are grateful for No B.S. Money Guy Todd Strobel 2:09 - Traditional vs Typical strategies for financing your business 3:10 - J.C. Penny used whole life to support growth and cashflow challenges 3:33 - Walt Disney and Foster Farms borrowed against cash value to enable growth 4:23 - How Kim Butler uses cash value life insurance to support her business 5:58 - Why we view this as an emergency / opportunity fund 7:00 - You can own life insurance personally or have your business own it 8:02 - How long do you have to wait to access emergency / opportunity funds? 9:54 - There are no limits on the minimum or maximum 11:30 - Why most business owners aren't following the traditional methods 13:27 - How listeners can take the next step Review and Subscribe If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Subscribe on your favorite podcast player to get the latest episodes. Click here to subscribe with iTunes Click here to subscribe with Stitcher Click here to subscribe with RSS
Elliot Begoun is the Principal of The Intertwine Group, which a practice focused on helping emerging food and beverage brands grow. He works with clients to design and execute customized route-to-market and go-to-market strategies that build velocity, gain distribution, and win share of stomach. His articles appear in publications such as the Huffington Post, SmartBrief, and FoodDive. Elliot has had a lot of experience in the food industry. 25 years to be exact and he knows what makes good companies tick. His knowledge about marketing, supply chain and retail management astound me and I hope they do for you too. In this episode, be prepared to learn how to be a successful food company, our predictions in the grocery space, and the common obstacles brands struggle with, and how to over come this obstacles Sponsor This episode is sponsored by FoodGrads, an interactive platform for the Food & Beverage Industry, which focuses on closing the gap between students and employers with a broader mission to attract and retain people to a meaningful career in food. From Food Scientists to Farmers, Chefs to Plant Managers, QA Technicians to Dieticians, or Marketing and Sales, no matter what your passion–there’s something for everyone in Food—and they will help you find it. Join FoodGrads for support, mentorship and guidance to start your career. Just go to foodgrads.com Housekeeping If you like what you heard, like us on facebook or write a review on itunes. It helps wonders. I am also inviting you to sign up on our email list at myfoodjobrocks.com. I am doing this new thing called the 5 course meal where I send you 5 pieces of hand picked content and deliver it every Friday morning. Like a meal kit… If you have any questions or suggestions on how to improve the podcast, don’t be afraid to email me at podcast@myfoodjobrocks.com Knowledge Bombs - When to share information versus asking for money - What Elliot describes as being a food lifer - Why entreprenuers should focus on what the grocery industry will become in 5 years Question Summary Sentence or less: I help emerging food and beverage brands grow How do you network?: It’s more about establishing relationship. How do you establish trust?: Go all in and help someone when asked What do you do?: I’m a principal. I understand and analyze emerging businesses and make them grow How did you get to where you are today?: Almost went to law school, so he got into general management at a small restaurant franchise, Bon Vorong, Graduate School, Shamrock Foods for 18 years, Foster Farms, then Intertwine Did you find an MBA useful?: I got more self-confidence and I absorb information better, but it’s debatable What skill do you need to be a successful food company?: You have to learn how to listen. You also have to learn how to be a problem solver My Food Job Rocks: I get to be part of a lot of companies and I love seeing them in stores Food Trends and Technology: Meal kits and how to bring amazing foods to busy families The biggest challenge the food industry needs to face: How are we going to feed 9 billion people? Are there any companies that are changing the food system?: There are lots of companies doing it in different ways. For example, dairy farms collecting methane and ugly fruit What is one thing in the food industry you’d like to know more about?: After 28 years, I still have no idea what it’s about Who inspired you to get into food?: Restaurant management job: it was offered to me. On my next job, I got a mentor and she taught me everything. Then I got into retail and it was like a real fun puzzle. Favorite Book: A More Beautiful Question My Quote: The quality of your life is determined by the quality of your questions. — Dr. John Demartini What do you think new brands struggle with the most?: Distribution philosophy. Build a compelling argument for your consumers to buy your products again and again and again to build velocity What is your advice for funding?: Make money first Do you have advice for anyone who wants to go into the food industry?: Run! Just kidding: The food industry is enormous. Go somewhere where you can make a difference. Also. Learn! How to reach Elliot: www.theintertwinegroup.com ; elliot@theintertwinegroup.com Other Links (we link Elliot's Articles Here) Food Dive Huffington Post Aldi’s Lidl Fancy Food Show
Thanks for listening to the Cameron-Brooks Podcast! In this episode, I interview Eric Baker, Associate Marketing Manager at Foster Farms. Eric is a West Point graduate and served in the Army as an Infantry Officer. In this episode, Eric spends some time discussing his marketing role at a major consumer food company and how it relates (and does not relate) to his Army experience. We also dig into topics like the advantage of doing a broad career search, being humble and treating every single interaction at work like it matters. Enjoy! Pete Van Epps
Ross & Fran preview the Independence, Bahamas, and the Foster Farms bowl games.
Bill Marler is an accomplished personal injury lawyer and national expert on foodborne illness litigation. He began representing victims of food-borne illness in 1993, when he represented Brianne Kiner, the most seriously injured survivor of the Jack in the Box E. coli O157:H7 outbreak, resulting in her landmark $15.6 million settlement. Since that time, Bill and his law partners at Marler Clark have represented thousands of individuals in claims against food companies whose contaminated products have caused serious injury and death. His advocacy for better food regulation has led to invitations to address local, national, and international gatherings on food safety, including testimony before the US House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce. This week on What Doesn’t Kill You, Katy Keifer discusses a myriad of topics with Bill, including the Foster Farms Salmonella Heidelberg outbreak, HIMP, and antibiotic resistance. Tune in to hear Bill talk about food safety, solutions to foodborne illness, and why changes are not only doable but profitable. This program has been brought to you by Route 11 Potato Chips. “I would love to say that Foster Farms is a bad egg when it comes to poultry production, but realistically, they are just like every other producer when it comes to its salmonella profile.” [5:30] — Bill Marler on What Doesn’t Kill You
Bill Marler is an accomplished personal injury lawyer and national expert on foodborne illness litigation. He began representing victims of food-borne illness in 1993, when he represented Brianne Kiner, the most seriously injured survivor of the Jack in the Box E. coli O157:H7 outbreak, resulting in her landmark $15.6 million settlement. Since that time, Bill and his law partners at Marler Clark have represented thousands of individuals in claims against food companies whose contaminated products have caused serious injury and death. His advocacy for better food regulation has led to invitations to address local, national, and international gatherings on food safety, including testimony before the US House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce. This week on What Doesn’t Kill You, Katy Keifer discusses a myriad of topics with Bill, including the Foster Farms Salmonella Heidelberg outbreak, HIMP, and antibiotic resistance. Tune in to hear Bill talk about food safety, solutions to foodborne illness, and why changes are not only doable but profitable. This program has been brought to you by Route 11 Potato Chips. “I would love to say that Foster Farms is a bad egg when it comes to poultry production, but realistically, they are just like every other producer when it comes to its salmonella profile.” [5:30] — Bill Marler on What Doesn’t Kill You
The guys started the show with a Flamingo flash back, Don’s iTunes Radio “Grateful Dead” channel experiment (sans Katy Perry and Kanye West), New Girl with Zooey Deschanel, She & Him, Steve Earle, The Walking Dead, the Pulling the String podcast, and The Lone Ranger. Don then shared how he used the Internet’s way-back machine (not to be confused with Mister Peabody’s WABAC Machine) to get around the black-out of US government websites. Ben then turned to an NPR article about the Niche Meat Processor Assistance Network and a Kickstarter campaign to create an open source HACCP plan. This lead into a broader discussion of the work undertaken by extension specialists, Don’s ‘useless’ Twitter exchange and how to find out about food safety using Let Me Google That For You. In the Food Safety History segment, Don shared information from the IAFP History book about the 1950’s and an increased focus on preventing foodborne illness. Don then returned to his recent Twitter exchange about hand washing with @Frankly and @danbenjamin, which included this article from About.com. The article, which referenced unpublished work from 2000 by Barbara Almanza on hand sanitizers, got the guys fired up about the regulatory system and undertaking effective research on the assessing the efficacy of hand sanitizers. After taking yet another detour into the world of The Wire, the guys returned to hand sanitizers and discussed some research articles, including: Effectiveness of Liquid Soap and Hand Sanitizer against Norwalk Virus on Contaminated Hands Improved inactivation of nonenveloped enteric viruses and their surrogates by a novel alcohol-based hand sanitizer Comparative efficacy of seven hand sanitizers against murine norovirus, feline calicivirus, and GII.4 norovirus Management of Risk of Microbial Cross-Contamination from Uncooked Frozen Hamburgers by Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizer To finish this monster show, the guys briefly touched on Foster Farms fiasco, which they’ve kept on their list of things to discuss next time. By the time the after dark came around Don was contemplating a career in pottery, while Ben favored rolling cigars for a living.
J. Alfredo Gomez serves as a Director in the Natural Resources and Environment team of the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). He is responsible for overseeing the team’s work in environmental protection and food safety issues. His environment and food safety portfolio currently includes work in cleanup of hazardous substances, drinking and clean water issues, ecosystem restoration, pesticides, toxic chemicals, climate change, and USDA’s and FDA’s efforts to provide a safe food supply. On today’s episode of What Doesn’t Kill You, host Katy Keiffer speaks with Alfredo on the issue of HIMP, the HACCP-Based Inspection Models Project, and asks him more about the 15-year old pilot program and it’s effectiveness. With GAO recently publishing a report on HIMP, Alfredo explains his concerns about the program and poultry standards. Later,Alfredo speaks about the recent salmonella outbreak within Foster Farms chickens, and explains whether HIMP could have been a factor in this recent event. This program has been sponsored by Tabard Inn. Music by Hardbodies. “GAO talks to everybody, we gather comments, and we draft our reports to make sure we get our facts correct.” [18:35] — Alfredo Gomez on What Doesn’t Kill You
J. Alfredo Gomez serves as a Director in the Natural Resources and Environment team of the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO). He is responsible for overseeing the team’s work in environmental protection and food safety issues. His environment and food safety portfolio currently includes work in cleanup of hazardous substances, drinking and clean water issues, ecosystem restoration, pesticides, toxic chemicals, climate change, and USDA’s and FDA’s efforts to provide a safe food supply. On today’s episode of What Doesn’t Kill You, host Katy Keiffer speaks with Alfredo on the issue of HIMP, the HACCP-Based Inspection Models Project, and asks him more about the 15-year old pilot program and it’s effectiveness. With GAO recently publishing a report on HIMP, Alfredo explains his concerns about the program and poultry standards. Later,Alfredo speaks about the recent salmonella outbreak within Foster Farms chickens, and explains whether HIMP could have been a factor in this recent event. This program has been sponsored by Tabard Inn. Music by Hardbodies. “GAO talks to everybody, we gather comments, and we draft our reports to make sure we get our facts correct.” [18:35] — Alfredo Gomez on What Doesn’t Kill You
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