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Like the show? Show your support by using our sponsors.   Need to update your shop systems and software? Try Tekmetric HERELaunch your tool game to the next level with Launch Tech USA! HEREIn this episode, Jeff talks with Oregon technician Sean Pierce about his unconventional path into automotive repair, from car audio and alarms to trade school, ASE certifications, and advanced diagnostics. Sean shares lessons from working on exotic vehicles and Sprinters, explains why process and proper brake work matter, and discusses his shop's hourly-plus-bonus pay structure and technician development pipeline. They also explore scan tools, hybrids and EVs, ADAS calibration, liability, parts quality, and the challenges of bringing the next generation into the trade.Timestamps:00:00 Trade School Journey 00:53 Podcast Intro and Wildfires 01:30 Farm Life and Animals 02:58 Toyota vs. Sprinter Shop Specialties 03:44 Sprinter Repair Nightmares 06:55 Car Audio and Euro Roots 10:57 Exotic Car Installs and Ferrari Stress 12:48 Becoming a Technician and Earning ASEs 15:52 Training Technicians the Right Way 18:00 Pay Plans and Shop Culture 20:21 Building a Community Reputation 26:14 Parts Quality and Counterfeit Components 35:26 On-Car Rotor Truing 38:40 Hub Preparation and Brake Vibration 41:28 Flat Rate vs. Quality 43:05 Proper Brake Bedding 45:56 Why Diagnostics Is Addictive 51:33 Setting Diagnostic Expectations 57:44 Audi S8 Diagnostic Nightmare 01:03:49 Scan Tools and Diagnostic Resources 01:08:38 Hybrids and EVs 01:13:03 EV HVAC Safety Warnings 01:14:11 ADAS and Calibration 01:15:53 Tesla and Self-Driving Reality 01:17:25 Calibration Liability and Pay 01:25:07 What Frustrates Technicians Today 01:27:49 How Passion Changes With Age 01:31:22 Side Work and Going Solo 01:40:15 Building the Next Generation of Technicians 01:48:13 Two-Year Goals and Wrap Up Follow/Subscribe to the show on social media! TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@jeffcompton7YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TheJadedMechanicFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091347564232

Episode 109!These are your choices for your favorite Solo Musical Artists that came from Bands. Taken from the Facebook and Instagram page for “Music Seeds”.You can post your suggestions every week for the latest topic.This week suggestions:Peter GabrielPhil Collins Sting George Harrison George Michael Michael JacksonStevie NicksAnd So Much More......Thank you for all your suggestions, and thank you for listening.You can get a hold of us through:Email at:ozomatfan87@gmail.comSocial Media:Facebook@MusicMadeSeeds"Music Seeds"johnny0520@snapchatInstagram is musicmadeusjohnnySupport is on Patreon= https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=48542707Please subscribe wherever you get podcasts ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

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With Dan away traveling for the next two weeks, Paul is going solo… so what better time to play one of his favorite solo fantasy games ever? It's Barbarian Prince! Barbarian Prince is a sprawling fantasy hexcrawl game published by Dwarfstar Games in 1981 and designed by Arnold Hendrick. This game has been a personal favorite of Paul's for decades. It directly inspired his mobile game Road of Kings and continues to influence his current AI-powered RPG project, Hexcrawl. If you've ever wondered where his fascination with sandbox adventures, procedural encounters, and open-world fantasy comes from, this is the game that started it all. Longtime viewers may also recognize some similarities to Dan's classic Outdoor Spoliation D&D adventure, which adapts the original Outdoor Survival board game into a tabletop hexcrawl. While the approach is different, both capture the spirit of exploring an unpredictable wilderness one hex at a time. Join Paul live as he explores the wilderness! He'll be keeping an eye on chat throughout the adventure, taking your suggestions, answering questions about Barbarian Prince, solo gaming, and hexcrawl design, and talking about the ways this classic game has influenced his own projects over the years. Check out Paul's earlier video, "Can I Play Dungeons & Dragons Alone?" Watch Dan and Paul play Solo D&D

Dr. Steven Mercer, an adjunct professor at the University of California-San Diego and an independent educational consultant, speaks from personal experience when he instructs solo entrepreneurs and consultants on how to build a service practice without sacrificing their values, time, or financial stability.  According to a 2025 Census Bureau report, there are 29.8 million solopreneurs in the United States who contribute an estimated $1.7 trillion to the US economy. On a bare-bones marketing budget, Dr. Mercer has managed to grow his business — Mercer Educational Consulting, which consults high school students and their parents on the best ways to get accepted into college — into a global enterprise. On this week's episode, Dr. Mercer offers lessons on how to transition gradually from employment to independent practice, attract clients through referrals and useful content, and decide when advertising makes sense.  Although there will not be a test, listeners will be schooled on the best ways to set fees, establish boundaries, and handle difficult clients. Monday Morning Radio, now in its 15th season, is hosted by the father-son duo of Dean and Maxwell Rotbart. Photo: Dr. Stephen Mercer, Mercer Educational Consulting Posted: August 3, 2026 Monday Morning Run Time: 50 minutes Episode: 703 [Be sure to pick up your copy of All You Can Eat Business Wisdom: Second Helpings, the new Monday Morning Radio anthology featuring 21 world-class thinkers and leaders.]

Going Solo en español, una traducción literal del podcast de Tansy Gardam por Rut Villamagna pero esta vez sobre la película Solo, y ahí hay mucha chicha que cortar, así que dale al play y vente con nosotros a descubrir qué demonios pasó de verdad! En este capítulo hablamos del proceso de creación del guión de la película que se va fraguando durante el rodaje del episodio 7. La voz de la cabecera es de la periodista y locutora Rut Garcia Ribote @rgribote en redes y las voces de las declaraciones dobladas son de Víctor López.

Wondering How to Get Consulting or Coaching Clients...Without Relying on Referrals? At first, relying on referrals to get consulting or coaching clients is great… and reliable. Or at least reliable enough. Your generous network sends business your way. Then thrilled former clients introduce you to new ones. Only problem? This works…until it stops and the question sets in: What do I do when getting clients primarily through relying on connections and referrals is no longer enough? If you have been asking yourself these questions, this episode is for you! In this conversation, seasoned leadership coach and my client Cori Crawford Van Oss and I take you behind the scenes of what it really takes to make the shift from the hustle of getting clients through asking for referrals and the agonizing waiting game to the flow of attracting the right clients – the ones you're called to serve - to you. We talk about the role that content plays in expanding your reach and your impact, and how to overcome the #1 barrier to getting started – which is clarity and confidence in who you help, the problems you solve, the value you create, and your unique perspective that drives how you think about and approach your consulting or coaching. We also got into how calling herself a trusted advisor (in addition to a coach) with the eyes to see things her clients can't, helped her not only differentiate herself in the market but truly own her unique God-given gifting. We talk about how remarkable content doesn't just showcase our big ideas but meets clients where they are at each step in their buying journey. But the real power of owning our unique brand position, clarifying our message, and creating content isn't about marketing but creating the conditions for transformation, as it provides the psychological safety that it requires. It's about instilling trust, living our purpose, and making meaning out of our deepest wounds and most painful experiences, which is where the sources for our greatest credibility, empathy, and uniqueness lie. If your real question isn't just about making a shift in your approach to getting clients from chasing or waiting for them to drawing them to you, but it's more about how to create sustainable success from the inside out, this episode is for you. WHERE TO DIVE IN [00:00] When Referrals Aren't Enough [01:48] A Decades-Long Connection Comes Full Circle [06:12] From Global Mission Work to Going Solo [12:06] Why the Rebrand Had to Start From Scratch [16:13] Naming the Real Problem: Growth Without Burnout [20:16] The Pregnancy Metaphor: Growing at a Human Pace [37:23] Your Ideal Client Is an Earlier Version of You [41:05] Mapping Content to the Buyer's Journey [54:13] The Rocket Metaphor: Superpowers Born From Pain NEXT STEPS Thanks for listening. New episodes drop every Wednesday. Make sure you hit the follow button to get notified. If you prefer video or want closed captions, you can watch all my episodes on YouTube → https://www.youtube.com/c/BetsyJordyn If you're on LinkedIn, come say hi! → https://www.linkedin.com/in/betsy-jordyn/ Learn more about Cori Crawford Van Oss's leadership coaching, trusted advisor, and workshop that sustain and increase the impact of mission leaders without burning out staff and volunteers → https://coricrawfordvanoss.com/ MORE RESOURCES FOR YOU Get free templates and guides to nail your niche, clarify your value, craft compelling messages, and position yourself for the right clients and opportunities → https://www.betsyjordyn.com/downloads Learn more about my VIP brand-building & messaging services, custom-designed for purpose-driven consultants and coaches → https://www.betsyjordyn.com/services If you loved this episode, please take a moment to subscribe and leave a review on Apple Podcasts! Your support helps me reach more consultants and coaches who need these insights and inspiration

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Regina Alhassan didn't plan to end up in fundraising — but 30 years later, she's the CEO of ResearchPRO and a passionate advocate for the value prospect development professionals bring to the table. In this Career Curious episode, she opens up about the accidental beginning, the faith walk of entrepreneurship, and what she'd tell anyone thinking about going solo. Read More on the Learning Edge Blog Resources Mentioned Connect with Regina on LinkedIn ResearchPro

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In this episode of The Truth In This Art, the guest is Bernard Feinsod!About Bernard Feinsod: Editor, producer, writer, director, sound designer, and voice actor with over 17 years of experience in comedy, documentary, news, variety entertainment, and live events. A Baltimore-raised, Brooklyn-based creative who started at NBC's Today Show at 21, spent eight years at Vice Media, and is now navigating the independent content creator landscape.In our conversation, Feinsod talks through his 17-year journey in post-production—from the NBC mail room to creative producer, working with Sony, Field and Stream, and Huckberry across television, film, and new media. He connects his Baltimore DIY roots to his New York work and digs into how transitioning from Vice staffer to freelancer reshaped his creative approach. As he puts it, "it's easy to get complacent when you have like a day job that's holding you down so well."He recalls his time at Vice Media as "the best job I ever had," shares stories from editing Bret Raybould's comedy special, and discusses heading into a new self-starting phase. We get into the realities of working from a Brooklyn apartment edit suite for six years, the mass exodus from Vice, and how the last two years as an independent have pushed him toward more passion-driven, project-based creative work.Be sure to follow Bernard Feinsod to keep up with his work and future projects.Photo credit: Dan St. Ours The Truth In This Art is supported by William G. Baker, Jr. Memorial Fund, the Maryland State Arts Council's Creativity Grant and Mayor's Individual Artist Award - Creative Baltimore Fund (Baltimore). Host: Rob LeeMusic: Original music by Daniel Alexis Music with additional music from Chipzard and TeTresSeis.Production:Produced by Rob Lee & Daniel AlexisEdited by Daniel AlexisShow Notes courtesy of Rob Lee and TransistorPhotos:Rob Lee photos by Vicente Martin for The Truth In This Art and Contrarian Aquarian Media.Guest photos courtesy of the guest, unless otherwise noted.Support the podcastThe Truth In This Art Podcast Fractured Atlas (Fundraising): https://www.fracturedatlas.orgThe Truth In This Art Podcast Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/thetruthinthisart.bsky.socialThe Truth In This Art Podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthinthisart/?hl=enThe Truth In This Art Podcast Website: https://www.thetruthinthisart.com/The Truth In This Art Podcast Shop: Merch from Redbubble ★ Support this podcast ★

You may be interested in being a travel advisor, but are you also interested in being an entrepreneur? Sometimes running a travel advisor business requires much more than just planning travel. You may have to ask yourself if you'd rather join a team to help with the workload, or go solo to control more of your business. On today's episode of Masters in Travel, Whitney is joined by Korrine Johnson to dive into this big question, considering all of your options, and how to figure out what will work for your business.For the next several weeks, enjoy this replay of a listener favorite episode. We'll be back soon with new content!

Aisha Raman wants to know the single biggest lesson you learn when you first go out on your own. Preston and Meredith Cooley—copywriter, educator-turned-entrepreneur, and founder of Page and Purpose—have a lot of ground to cover. From the sneaky pull of shiny object syndrome to the surprising difficulty of managing your own time when no one else is watching, this conversation gets honest about the real growing pains of building a freelance business. If you're in the early days of figuring this out, you'll find a lot to take with you here. Links: Support our show sponsors -> ⁠⁠https://freelancetofounder.com/sponsors⁠⁠ Submit your own question -> ⁠⁠https://freelancetofounder.com/ask⁠ Attend The "10X Your Freelancing" Summit -> ⁠⁠https://10XFreelance.com⁠⁠ (FREE) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Vermont Republicans are banking on one man for key state elections, some early-career doctors in the state say their pay is too low, there's more affordable housing in Waterbury and the state's strict rules about wake sports are about to get stricter. Then, meet a Montpelier-based hip hop artist who shares a sample of his solo debut. 

I listened to Bubblegum by Mark Lanegan. Released in 2004, Bubblegum is Lanegan's sixth solo album, and was released well after his primary band, Screaming Trees had disbanded. The dizzying number of collaborators on Bubblegum include PJ Harvey, Josh Homme, as well as Duff McKagan and Izzy Stradlin of Guns 'N' Roses.   Intro 00:00 Lanegan's Origins 00:21 When He Discovered Punk 1:43 Relationship w/Kurt Cobain, Going Solo 3:55 Bubblegum Review 9:12 Lanegan's Death 19:15 Outro 20:35   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Top 77 Album Recommendations: https://every-album-ever.kit.com/0ee90183d0   Join the Patreon, it rules: https://www.patreon.com/everyalbumever   Mike's music: Pander Monkey on Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple,   Mike on Instagram @pandermonkey Tom on Instagram @tomosmansounds   Tom Osman's stuff: Music on Spotify, Apple, Website Podcast on Spotify, YouTube     ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------  

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Build Your Brand Your brand is about standing out, not just getting noticed. In this compelling episode of Influential Voices of Authority, host Erik K. Johnson sits down with distinguished branding expert Gerry Foster. Together, they unravel the real secrets to building an unmistakable authority brand that attracts clients, creates opportunity, and establishes thought leadership... especially for coaches, consultants, and service-based entrepreneurs eager to escape obscurity.   Important Links: Connect with Gerry: www.gerryfosterbranding.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerryfoster/ https://www.facebook.com/gerry.foster.397 https://www.instagram.com/gerryfosterbigbrandman/ https://www.youtube.com/@GerryFosterBranding   Subscribe to the podcast: Apple Podcasts: http://www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/apple Spotify: http://www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/spotify Website: http://www.PodcastTalentCoach.com/podcasts   Episode Segments: 00:00 Welcome and Introduction to Gerry Foster 00:23 Launching the Big Brand Formula Podcast 01:12 How Podcasting Signals Authority 02:04 From Service to Authority Branding 03:00 Making Yourself Memorable 04:05 Gerry's Branding Roots: USC, P&G, and Going Solo 05:15 Confidence Beyond Corporate Backing 06:13 Learning Through Adversity and Bankruptcy 08:04 Creating the Big Brand Formula and Bootcamp 09:28 The Costly Myth of Visibility Without Differentiation 10:15 Transforming a Health Coach's Brand Story 11:13 Branding the "Invisible" to Attract More Clients 12:28 Uncovering Genius and Frameworks for Authority 13:52 Get Known, Get Found, Get Paid—The True Branding Sequence 15:37 The Right Sequence: Brand, Market, Sell 16:32 Deep-Dive Identity Work for Clarity and Confidence 17:05 Helping Energy Healers Find Their Unique Value 18:43 The Secret Sauce: Purpose Before Marketing 20:12 Crafting a "Me Only" Statement 22:11 Beware of "Me Too"—The Power of Category of One 22:33 Harnessing AI as a Supplement, Not a Solution 23:47 The Big Brand Quiz: A Game-Changer for Entrepreneurs 25:51 Lessons from Three Bankruptcies: Seek Wisdom Early 27:17 Why Corporate Branding Doesn't Translate to Services 28:00 The Power of Visibility Through Podcasting and Stages 28:47 Closing Thoughts and Next Steps   Key Takeaways: - Authority Begins with Differentiation Gerry Foster reveals that successful entrepreneurs become category leaders by uncovering what truly makes them unique, not by copying industry giants or relying solely on visibility. Standing out is more important than simply being seen.   - Podcasting as an Authority Amplifier A podcast is more than content—it signals expertise, builds trust, and becomes an entry point for future clients and speaking opportunities. Gerry shares how his own podcast, the Big Brand Formula, consistently attracted attention and grew his authority.   - Overcoming the Invisible Barrier Branding services, not just products, requires identifying "the invisible"—your values, delivery framework, and client impact. The right brand inspires marketing that actually works.   - From Crisis to Clarity Three bankruptcies didn't break Gerry. Instead, they pushed him to develop frameworks, boot camps, and a proven system for helping other entrepreneurs blaze their path to authority.   - Actionable Tools for Brand Builders Gerry's free online tool, the Big Brand Quiz, gives instant feedback on 25 critical branding elements so you can spot opportunities and blind spots for your business.   Episode Highlights: Why respected experts are still overlooked and how to shift from being "one of many" to "the one" clients choose Real-life client transformations, like the health coach and the energy healer, who broke through crowded markets using Gerry's authority branding method Common branding mistakes: Visibility vs. Differentiation, following product branding strategies, and the danger of undervaluing your own story   Discover your unique brand strengths Take Gerry Foster's Big Brand Quiz now and identify exactly where you stand in your brand journey. Take the Brand Quiz here: Website: https://bigbrandquiz.com   Ready to strategically grow your podcast authority? Want to turn your content and voice into a true authority engine?   Apply for your Podcast Authority Audit with Erik: https://podcasttalentcoach.com/coaching   Next Week: We'll talk with Vocal Leadership and Communication Coach Dr. Leslie Baylis Davis. She will give you five keys to radiate authority every time you speak.

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This week, the gang covers the solo catalogs of four different artists that are typically associated with another band. What has Dylan bringing up Buffy the Vampire Slayer and RuPaul's Drag Race? Can Steve get over the lack of the Conspirators in BB's Slash list? Tune in to find out! Hosted by Steve Wright, Brian "BC" Chapman and Ryan "BB" Bannon Produced by Dylan Wright Music by Mark Sutorka Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3BqX3GVTMLYZwhDA9ygEYX?si=c174749a817f4284  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PTHpodcast 

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One in four Chinese households is now a single person. Pan Wang, Associate Professor of Chinese and Asian Studies at UNSW Sydney, joins Peter McGraw to talk about the “Are You Dead?” app, one-person hotpot restaurants, date-renting, AI companions, marriage markets, and how TV dating shows reshaped love and marriage in a single generation.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.petermcgraw.org/solo/

Imaging, incisions, and Instagram: Dr. Ramirez on the cutting edge of endometriosis management. In this episode of BackTable OBGYN, host Dr. Mark Hoffman interviews Atlanta-based Complex Benign Gynecology (CBG/MIGS) surgeon Dr. Laura Ramirez about how her practice has shifted toward predominantly endometriosis care, driven in part by social media referrals bringing patients nationwide. --- Get the BackTable apphttps://www.backtable.com/app --- Timestamps 00:57 - Introduction02:22 - Mentorship Mission and Career Focus06:13 - Social Media Referrals08:10 - What Is Endo Surgery and Targeted Excision13:27 - Multidisciplinary Care16:53 - Lesions and Adhesions Approach 22:20 - Imaging and Case Triage24:07 - Hysterectomy Expectations27:28 - Going Solo on Bowel Endo31:25 - Team Support and Mentors34:27- Residency Training Gaps40:39 - Call for Help Culture43:07 - Challenging Surgeries 48:10 - Noninvasive Tests and Therapy Limits51:26 - Conclusion --- More about this episode Dr. Ramirez discusses why endometriosis surgery varies by patient, pathology, and surgeon experience. She emphasizes careful symptom-based assessment, recognizing atypical lesions, and setting realistic expectations. The conversation contrasts radical peritoneal stripping with her preference for targeted excision to reduce complications, highlights multidisciplinary management for central sensitization and overlapping bowel/bladder symptoms, and covers imaging triage, robotic vs. laparoscopic approaches, collaborating with colorectal specialists, and diaphragmatic endometriosis as an ongoing surgical challenge. --- BackTable OBGYN is the go-to podcast for gynecologists, gynecologic surgeons, and other healthcare professionals focused on women's health.Download the free BackTable app to get early access to new episodes, cases, and courses curated by physicians in your specialty. ► https://www.backtable.com/app

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Our conversation flows like a smooth blues riff as Scott Holt dives into the core of his musical journey. He isn't just a guitarist; he's a storyteller, weaving tales of his experiences with legends like Buddy Guy and the camaraderie he shares with his bandmates in Foghat. It's refreshing to hear how he transitioned from a young musician to a seasoned performer, and his insights into the music industry are as enlightening as they are entertaining. Scott's commitment to his craft is evident—his practice regimen was nothing short of intense, and he reflects on how that dedication shaped his artistry.Scott's philosophy of 'Loud is Good' resonates throughout the episode, symbolizing a life lived without reservations. He passionately recounts how music serves as a balm for the soul, a necessary escape from the daily grind. His anecdotes are peppered with humor and sincerity, making it clear that he values connection over everything else. As he prepares for upcoming performances, you can feel the excitement beneath the surface, showcasing the joy of creating and sharing music with others.The camaraderie he shares with Foghat is unmistakable, emphasizing that they're not just a band but a family that thrives on mutual respect and shared passion. One of the highlights of our chat is when Scott discusses the balance between honoring the legacy of Foghat while infusing the music with his unique style. It's a delicate dance, and he navigates it with grace, ensuring that every performance remains true to the band's roots while still allowing his personality to shine. This blend of respect and creativity is what keeps the music alive and relevant. So whether you're a long-time fan or new to Foghat's sound, Scott's enthusiasm is infectious, leaving us all eager for the next chapter in this legendary band's story.[00:00] Meet Scott Holt[01:48] Loud Is Good[02:45] Hendrix Spark[04:30] Practice Obsession[06:07] Lessons From Buddy[08:03] Blues Roots[09:47] Going Solo[11:00] Winning Crowds[13:26] Joining Foghat[15:33] Carrying The Legacy[16:16] Honoring the Legacy[17:34] Why Foghat Endures[18:42] Tour Life and Band Chemistry[20:13] Home Base in Nashville[23:07] Advice for Young Musicians[26:22] Driving On Song Origins[27:36] Tour Plug and Farewell[29:48] Outro and Closing CreditsTakeaways:Scott Holt shares his journey from practicing guitar 10-12 hours a day to touring with legends, emphasizing dedication and passion for music.He discusses the importance of living life 'loud', encouraging listeners to express love and joy without hesitation.The podcast highlights the significance of music in our lives, stating it washes away the dust of everyday life, providing a spiritual cleanse.Holt emphasizes that while talent is crucial, the real challenge lies in connecting with an audience and being an entertainer on stage.He reflects on the sacrifices required for success in music, suggesting that it's not for the faint of heart but rewarding for those truly passionate.Listeners are encouraged to seek their unique voice in music while respecting the legacy of previous artists, a balance that Scott navigates in his role with Foghat.Foghat Official | On Tour Now!Ticketmaster - Foghat at the Family Arena - Sat - May 02, 2026 - 7:00 PMFacebook - FoghatInstagram - Foghat Official YouTube - FoghatX - FoghatThis is Season 9! For more episodes, go to stlintune.com#foghat #foghattour #foghat2026tour #twangandbang #foghattwangandbang2026 #scottholt #blues

Adam Belmont is the founder of A to B Strategies, a communications consultancy where he merges his big-agency experience with the nimbleness of a solopreneur. He's also “The Podcast Guy” who helps his clients get booked on top-tier shows. In this episode, Adam recounts his journey from agency work to creating his own consultancy. He also shares how to craft compelling brand stories, the art of podcast pitching, and the importance of authenticity in social media content.Key Takeaways:- Adam's transition from agency life to independent consulting- Crafting compelling brand stories- Effective podcast pitching strategiesEpisode Timeline:0:45 Introduction and Tod Perry's background2:25 Adam Belmont's background and expertise3:30 Adam met his wife on JDate4:50 Motivations for going independent7:25 Work-life balance and location flexibility8:30 Adam Belmont's biggest success as a solo act10:00 Building a trusted network of collaborators13:00 How Adam helps clients book on top podcasts15:00 The value of long-form storytelling in podcasts16:30 Discovering a brand's story19:00 Creating scroll-stopping social media content22:30 Adam's thought leadership philosophy 25:20 Analyzing the McDonald's CEO burger incidentThis episode's guest:• Adam Belmont on LinkedIn• A to B Strategies on LinkedIn Subscribe and leave a 5-star review: https://pod.link/1496390646Contact Us!•Join the conversation by leaving a comment!•Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn!Thanks for listening! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Are you working HARD but not getting the results you deserve? The problem might not be your deals — it might be the ROOMS you're in.   In this episode of The Vinney & Beau Show, Vinney Chopra and Beau dive deep into the #1 growth strategy most real estate investors overlook: intentional relationships. Plus, how AI is completely transforming hotel underwriting, deal analysis, and syndication — and how YOU can use it TODAY.  

Sky had quite the Spring Break! She started off with a solo trip up to her Oregon house when she came back, started prepping for her family trip to Yosemite! We hear about everything that happened and everything that went wrong!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Going through the wrestlemania card so far/ Different directions/Going Solo

Sky had quite the Spring Break! She started off with a solo trip up to her Oregon house when she came back, started prepping for her family trip to Yosemite! We hear about everything that happened and everything that went wrong!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The data job market is evolving, but it's still there. In this episode, I give my thoughts on the data job market, ways to navigate it, going solo and having a Plan B, and more.

Next week is our Spring Break and it seems like Sky's solo trip has inspired Eddie to do one of his own. Well.. kinda. His son is going on his school's "east coast" trip and his daughter and wife are going on a college tour. This leaves Eddie in the house for a week by himself, what is he going to do?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Next week is our Spring Break and it seems like Sky's solo trip has inspired Eddie to do one of his own. Well.. kinda. His son is going on his school's "east coast" trip and his daughter and wife are going on a college tour. This leaves Eddie in the house for a week by himself, what is he going to do?See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Send a textIn this powerful and deeply personal episode of The Corie Sheppard Podcast, we sit down with soca artist Jadel Legere for a raw conversation about resilience, reinvention, and building success on her own terms.Jade opens up about growing up in a strict religious household, struggling with identity and self-esteem, and how “pink” became a symbol of reclaiming the childhood she never had. From studying law and battling depression to singing in casinos and eventually touring internationally, her journey is one of discipline, manifestation, and relentless belief.We explore:Her transition from church singer to soca performerWriting, producing, and engineering her own musicThe business realities of being an independent female artistGoing viral with “Shake Up Yuh Batty Girl”Building consistency without relying on a “monster hit”Touring internationally and finding greater reception abroadSacrificing comfort and image to secure financial stabilityPurchasing and investing in property as a long-term strategyTurning pain, heartbreak, and criticism into fuelThis episode is about ownership — of your story, your finances, your brand, and your future.Whether you're an artist, entrepreneur, or someone rebuilding your life from the ground up, Jade's honesty and strategy will resonate.click the link in my bio for the full episode#coriesheppardpodcast #JadeLegere #SocaMusic #TrinidadAndTobago #WomenInMusic #CaribbeanCulture #MusicIndustry #EntrepreneurMindset00:00 – Introduction01:00 – Why Pink Is Her Power03:30 – The $25,000 Valentine's Day Booking Request06:00 – Body Image, Confidence & Public Scrutiny10:30 – School Days & Being Called “Big Bottom Reds”14:30 – Heartbreak During Law School18:20 – “Stand By Another Man” Explained24:30 – Writing with XplicitMevon26:00 – Growing Up Strict & Sheltered30:00 – Reclaiming Her Childhood Through Motherhood33:00 – Moving House to House Growing Up36:30 – Religious Upbringing & Identity Struggles40:00 – Studying Law & Financial Pressure45:30 – The Casino Turning Point52:00 – From $3K a Month to $3K a Night54:30 – Joining Surface & Traffic58:30 – Going Solo & Learning Music Production1:06:00 – Creating “Haunted” with Kernal Roberts1:12:00 – Shake Up Yuh Batty Girl Goes Viral1:17:00 – Sacrificing Image to Build Property1:23:00 – Why Breaking into Soca Is Hard1:30:00 – Touring Internationally vs Local Reception1:36:00 – Do You Need a Monster Hit?1:38:30 – Final Reflections

Cooper Bogetti joins us to talk about his 2JZ Camaro origins, drag racing's spectator problem both on and off air, and using classes as crutches. He also unpacks the economics of racing and the realities of surviving as an automotive creator. Take your build up a whole new level with 6XD Gearbox: https://6xdgearbox.com Code "Minnoxide5" for 5% off High Performance Academy: https://hpcdmy.co/Minnoxide Use code "MINNOX" for 55% off ANY course Use Code "MINVIP" for $300 of the MINVIP Package Tuned By Shawn: https://www.tunedbyshawn.com Code "Minnoxide" for 5% off! Ship With Sure Thing Logistics: https://www.surethinglogistics.net MORE BIGGER Turbo T-Shirts:  https://www.minnoxide.com/products/more-bigger-t-shirt 0:00 Intro – Meeting Cooper Bogetti 2:20 Early Days with Cleetus McFarland 6:10 Burnout, 14-Hour Days & Going Solo in 2019 10:30 The 21-Day Monetization Cycle & Creator Reality 19:35 Drag Racing and Drag & Drives 31:30 Building a 2JZ Camaro Instead of a Heavier Platform 37:30 The “Perpetual Project Car” Trap 44:30 CTS-V Ownership, ECU Design Flaws & GM Simplicity 53:30 Social Media Algorithms, Rage Bait & Online Culture 1:08:00 Why High-HP Street Cars Stop Being Fun 1:25:00 Why Heavy Cars Always Lose 1:35:00 The Real Cost of Building a Drag Car 1:45:00 Modern Platforms, C8 Issues & Why New Cars Are a Headache 1:55:00 What Would He Build Next? 2:20:00 The Future: Racing Again, Kids, and Long-Term Perspective

Why is it so hard to do what we know is good for us? You know you need to make better use of your gym membership, clean up your diet, or manage stress better… Why is it so hard to do what we know is good for us? Most adults don't struggle with information. We know we should move more, eat better, manage stress, and prioritize sleep. And yet, consistency is where things fall apart. In this episode of The Health Made Simple Show, Dr. Bart explores the real reason progress stalls — and why going solo might be the biggest obstacle to long-term health. After nearly 30 years in practice, he's seen a consistent pattern: people lean into what they're already good at and avoid the one area that would actually move the needle. In this episode, you'll learn: How to identify your personal "weak link" in health Why improving your strongest habit won't create real transformation The three core categories that determine long-term wellness Why most adults plateau (even when they're trying) How accountability accelerates long-term results Longevity isn't about stacking more strategies. It's about addressing the area you've been avoiding. And if you're ready to stop going solo and build a structured, personalized plan with real accountability:

Jon the Escapee Collective!What keeps 79% of corporate professionals stuck isn't lack of skills or opportunity—it's something deeper. In this solo episode, Brett shares the story of landing his first client, making good money, and then doing something that still makes him cringe: convincing that company to hire him full-time. Nobody forced him back. He walked himself in.This mistake cost him 18 months and taught him the hard truth: leaving corporate is tactical, but breaking your dependency on it is psychological. Brett breaks down what corporate dependency actually is (hint: it's not just the paycheck), why going solo alone reinforces that dependency, and the two critical milestones that finally sever the tie.If you're still in corporate and thinking about making a move—or you've already left but still feel the pull—this episode will help you understand what you're really up against and how to break free for good.What You'll Learn:Why corporate dependency is psychological, not financialThe three things you're actually dependent on (and it's not what you think)Why isolation amplifies doubt and keeps you stuckThe two milestones that break corporate relianceHow to avoid the mistake that sent Brett back 18 monthsWhy community matters more than tactics when going soloKey Quotes:"I hadn't really thought about why I did it, but it was really my dependence and my reliance on corporate.""What I really broke it down into three areas: I wanted control of my future, control of my money, and control of my time.""When you go alone, you have nothing else except yourself to talk you in or out of what you're doing.""Once you get to the point where you're confident that you can bring in that next deal, you know you're never going back.""I wasn't escaping corporate per se. I didn't have to stay there. I had options."Resources Mentioned:The Escapee Collective: Join Brett's community Subscribe & Connect: If this episode resonated with you, please subscribe to The Corporate Escapee Podcast on your favorite platform. New episodes drop multiple times per week featuring guest interviews and solo deep-dives like this one.Looking to break your corporate dependency? Visit TheEscapeeCollective.com to connect with others on the same journey.

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In this episode, I talk about the real phenomenon of travel anxiety. I give 2 poignant stories, and also make the funny analogy of solo travel to approaching girls in a bar. Please enjoy!My book "Going Solo" is a how-to book - How to Travel Solo: Please get it here: Amazon: Going Solo 

In this episode, I share the trade-offs of writing my third book solo versus collaborating with a partner. Reflecting on the proverb, "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together," I weigh the speed of my first solo project against the depth and reach of my recent partnership with Mike Kim. Whether you're launching a business or writing a book, I break down how to choose the right approach for your goals and why keeping an outside perspective is essential even when you're flying solo.I hope you enjoy it! As always you can learn more and connect with me on my website (andystorch.com) or LinkedIn. And you can find my books - Own Your Career Own Your Life and Own Your Brand, Own Your Career - on Amazon.

Today I'm sharing a short solo episode from my other podcast, The Andy Storch Show, all about the trade-offs between collaborating or working alone. I was reflecting on this beacuse how different it has been working on books on my own vs. with a partner. I wonder if you can relate. You can listen to more episodes on The Andy Storch Show now on Apple or Spotify or anywhere you listen to podcasts. You can also find more insights and sign up for our newsletter at: http://www.talentdevelopmenthotseat.com/

In this episode, I share the trade-offs of writing my third book solo versus collaborating with a partner. Reflecting on the proverb, "If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together," I weigh the speed of my first solo project against the depth and reach of my recent partnership with Mike Kim. Whether you're launching a business or writing a book, I break down how to choose the right approach for your goals and why keeping an outside perspective is essential even when you're flying solo.I hope you enjoy it! As always you can learn more and connect with me on my website (andystorch.com) or LinkedIn. And you can find my books - Own Your Career Own Your Life and Own Your Brand, Own Your Career - on Amazon.

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Most C-suite executives resist group coaching. They think it's beneath them. That they need one-on-one attention. That the cool kids don't do groups. But here's what they're missing: The executives landing fastest aren't going it alone - they're in rooms with other sharp leaders who push them, connect them, and amplify their momentum. Group coaching isn't about splitting attention. It's about multiplying force. The hidden math of going solo One coach. One perspective. One set of connections. Versus: One coach + 10-15 C-suite peers from different industries + guest experts + cross-pollinated networks + collective negotiation intel + real-time market intelligence. That's not diluted support. That's exponential leverage. In this episode: Why the job market playbook from 10 years ago (or even last year) is obsolete The real reason networking doesn't work - and what to do instead How LinkedIn went from "nice to have" to non-negotiable visibility engine Why referrals make up less than 10% of applications but 40% of hires The hidden talent economy: roles created for people before they're ever posted What separates executives who land in 60 days from those still searching at month 9 The power of micro-networks (clusters) over massive, generic connections How to build your own digital power circle in 3 steps Who should NOT be in a group program (and why that matters) A real transformation Before: A 20-year healthcare executive. Over a decade at one company. LinkedIn follower count: under 1,000. No active presence. Outdated job search strategies. No idea how to navigate the new hiring landscape. Then: Joined Portfolio Rocket's group coaching program. Learned to build a voice on LinkedIn. Showed up authentically. Shared vulnerable stories (like iPhone rules for her daughter). Connected with peers across industries - education, design, marketing, advertising. After: 14,000+ LinkedIn followers. A viral post picked up by Angela Duckworth. Global reach. Podcast invitations. A negotiation expert from the cohort coached her through her package. Introductions to Oprah's network within 24 hours. And a career ecosystem that breathes, responds, and remembers. That's not luck. That's the compounding power of being in the room where it happens. Timestamps (0:00) - Intro (1:17) - Why Cece joined group coaching after 10+ years out of the job market (5:00) - The first piece of armor to drop: building a voice on LinkedIn (8:11) - Why job searching today is fundamentally different than even a year ago (10:50) - The hidden job market and roles created before posting (14:30) - Networking is dead. Clustering is alive. (16:40) - Times Square vs. the Sahara Desert: where do you want to be? (19:03) - How to tap into micro-networks and digital power circles (21:28) - The exponential effect: classmates become colleagues, friends, connectors (22:00) - The intangibles: mindset, structure, guardrails, and optimism (25:08) - Who should NOT be in a group program (26:30) - October: 5 people landed. November: still counting. The takeaway Your next role isn't waiting in a job posting. It's being shaped in a conversation you're not part of yet - with people who don't know your name. Unless you're in the room where it happens. Group coaching isn't a compromise. It's a catalyst. Stop going solo. Start going exponential. About Cecilia Aviles Cecilia Aviles (Ceci) is a healthcare executive and nurse leader with over 20 years of experience in healthcare leadership roles - from nurse to manager, director, VP, COO, and CEO - at large health systems and federally qualified health centers. She holds an MBA and is passionate about patient experience, quality care, and developing the next generation of healthcare leaders. Cecilia is a fierce advocate for authenticity, transparency, and lifelong learning. Connect with Cecilia: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ceciliaaviles/ Subscribe to Career Blast in a Half

Kim and Kate settle in for a classic PM Happy Hour episode — the kind where the drinks are metaphorical, the conversation is wandering in the best way, and the insights sneak up on you. This one covers three big themes that hit close to home for project managers, leaders, and anyone who's ever had to keep a project — or a career — moving forward despite chaos. It starts with a deceptively simple question: How do you describe what a PM actually does for a living? Kim brings his favorite one-sentence description, and Kate immediately pokes at it (lovingly) to reveal the gaps between a tidy definition and the messy reality of day-to-day PM work. Together they break down the core functions that aren't on the job description: expectation-setting, alignment-building, timeline-translating, political-atmosphere-reading. Yes, PMs manage plans — but they also manage humans, assumptions, ambiguity, and the definition of "done," which shifts more than anyone wants to admit. The conversation hits on why this matters so much for stakeholder alignment, project success, and your own sanity. From there, the discussion pivots to fear in decision-making — specifically, how fear quietly creeps into choices that leaders and teams make every day. Kim shares a general's perspective on why big decisions get stalled ("people won't make hard decisions if it forces them to change"), and Kate adds their own real-world examples of hesitation disguised as caution. They unpack how fear leads to risk-avoidant behavior, analysis paralysis, unnecessary escalations, or decisions that look safe but actually create more work downstream. This part of the conversation digs into the psychology of leadership, the emotional drivers behind "bad" decisions, and how project managers can spot when fear — not logic — is driving a stakeholder's position. Along the way, they also reflect on why PMs sometimes avoid decisions themselves, even when they know the right call. Finally, Kim and Kate open up about what they've learned from going out on their own and being their own boss — the good, the bad, and the "wow, nobody warned me about this part." They talk candidly about leaving stable corporate paths, the discomfort of striking out solo, the thrill of autonomy, and the realities of running a business while also running your own mental health. Listeners get the inside picture of what independence really looks like: the freedom, the discipline, the failures, the self-doubt, and the eventual confidence that comes from owning your decisions and your livelihood. This segment offers honest lessons learned for anyone considering consulting, freelancing, starting a business, or just trying to build a healthier professional life. Through all three topics, the conversation carries the familiar PMHH rhythm: candid laughter, a little self-roasting, and the practical wisdom that comes from having been around the block more times than they're willing to count. It's not a tidy thematic episode — it's better than that. It's a Happy Hour catch-up that turns into real insight about project leadership, stakeholder psychology, career development, and the everyday challenges PMs face. If you've ever struggled to explain your job, watched fear take over a meeting, or wondered what life might look like outside the corporate bubble, you'll find something in this episode that feels uncomfortably familiar — and maybe a little inspiring. Want more PM reality without the fluff? Join the PMHH membership for courses, templates, community, and direct access to Kate and Kim. https://pmhappyhour.com/membership  

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Most people think failure is the end. I thought that too — until I got rejected from every Ivy League school, barely scraped into Arizona State, and watched my career implode over and over again. In this raw episode, I'm pulling back the curtain on every spectacular failure that built my empire: the boss who said I'd leave dead bodies behind to get ahead, the million-dollar payout to a bad partner, and the moment I almost lost everything with weeks of cash left. From getting pushed out of companies to navigating a brutal divorce in front of my entire firm, these aren't just war stories — they're the blueprint for turning your biggest losses into your greatest wins. I share why the chip on your shoulder is worth more than a pat on the back, how to know when you're made of paper versus walls, and why your bank account is a direct reflection of the difficult conversations you're willing to have. If you've ever felt like you're drowning while trying to look calm on the surface, or if you're tired of playing it safe while watching others win big, this episode will show you exactly why failure isn't just the entry price to success — it's the only currency that matters. ___________ 00:00:00 Introduction 00:00:36 Welcome to the "Lowlight Reel" 00:00:59 College Rejection and the Arizona State Advantage 00:01:58 No Job Offers and the Vanguard Breakthrough 00:03:48 The Brutal Feedback at Vanguard 00:06:12 Breaking Into Goldman Sachs 00:07:50 Learning From Goldman's Elite 00:09:57 The State Street Hustle 00:11:52 First Time Firing Someone 00:15:52 Building a Billion Dollar Business 00:16:29 Divorce and Professional Attacks 00:18:18 Side Hustles During Corporate Drama 00:19:34 The CEO's Walking Warning 00:20:50 The Partnership Power Play 00:22:30 The Dinner Confrontation 00:25:27 Going Solo and Million Dollar Mistakes 00:28:06 Near Financial Collapse 00:30:49 Lessons on Failure and Growth ___________ MORE FROM BIGDEAL