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Según el informe de la Encuesta Permanentes de Hogares (EPH) publicada por el Indec en Argentina la pobreza avanzó hasta 52,9% en el primer semestre del año, es decir que aumentó 13% en los 6 meses de gobierno de Milei. Pero ¿cuál es la diferencia entre lo que mide la pobreza y la autopercepción? Norman Berra presentó las últimas encuestas que indagan y señaló: “El argentino históricamente se percibió como de clase media” Según la encuesta realizada en agosto por Opinion Lab, a nivel país, el 36% se percibía como de clase social baja, mientras cuando un año atrás sólo 18% se veía así; 38% se identificó como de clase media baja (8 puntos más que el año pasado). Según Haime & Asociados respecto a 2022 la autopercepción de nivel social bajo baja creció casi 17 puntos porcentuales. El estudio de Pulso Research realizada en agosto arrojó casi 39% de media baja y 28,5% de baja. La encuesta realizada en septiembre por Proyección Consultores arrojó que el segmento que no llega a fin de mes alcanzó un pico de casi 32%. “Cada vez es más grande la proporción de personas, que piensa que el sacrificio que están haciendo no va a tener frutos”, comentó Berra. “Esto no es un error del gobierno sino es lo que dijo que vino a hacer”, opinó el consultor.

Kevin Haime joins the program to talk about Scottie Scheffler's wild day in Kentucky, and the PGA Championship at Valhalla.

Tonight was Tech Daddy Dave's worst nightmare. The knobs weren't working, the songs weren't playing, Jimmy wasn't muted, Cindy couldn't stay online, and Shari did not get us a Sponsor! Other than that, this was one of the smoothest running shows of the year. Once things settled down, we learn about Manican Pussy, No Mo May, Waxahatchey, The Wallows, Snow Jobs, Haime and the Jumping Frenchmen of Maine. ENJOY!

Kevin Haime joins the show to break down The Masters, talking Bryson DeChambeau's impressive start, Tiger's chances, how some of the Canadians are playing, and more

Kevin "Gampy" Haime and new dad Jake Haime catch you up on the world of golf in this week's show! The fellas also teach you how to hit partial wedges, and held you set achievable goals to play better golf in 2024!

Hugo Haime, sociólogo y consultor político, conversó con Diego Genoud sobre el gobierno de Milei, el ajuste brutal y la reacción del peronismo.

Hugo Haime, sociólogo y consultor político, conversó con Diego Genoud sobre el gobierno de Milei, el ajuste brutal y la reacción del peronismo.

Hugo Haime, consultor y analista político, apaciguó los diagnósticos "apresurados" a la hora de evaluar el desempeño realizado por el gobierno de Javier Milei, ya que "estamos dentro de los días de gracia". "Siempre cuando asumen los presidentes se genera una expectativa positiva y, a medida que pasen los días, habrá más claridad. Habría que aguantar hasta marzo con un poco más de desarrollo de las medidas tomadas y de la distancia del gobierno anterior, el cual recibe todas las responsabilidades por los hechos actuales", señaló. "La experiencia dice que desde que volvió la democrcia el único presidente que creció en un años en expectativas fue Néstor Kirchner", agregó.   Encuentro Nacional, lunes a viernes de 17.00 a 19.00 Con Luisa Valmaggia, Jorge Halperín, Nora Lafón, Néstor Espósito, Eduardo Anguita, Silvia Bacher, Claudio Leveroni, Luciana Peker, Leticia Martínez, y Carla Ruíz.

Hugo Haime, analista político y José Natanson periodista y politólogo analizaron lo que dejó las PASO. "La gente le dijo basta a la vieja política. Milei tiene la virtud de captar a la juventud y a sectores populares", expresó Haime. "Milei establece una batalla cultural y el estado de valores está roto. No creí que iba a sacar números tan altos en varias provincias" detalló. "Lo de Cambiemos es una muy mala campaña y el peronismo salió del barco mal y puede que no llegue a buen puerto". https://cdn.radionacional.com.ar/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/haime-natando-parte-2.mp3 En tanto, José Natanson dijo que "para entender el fenómeno Milei hay que ver detrás del suelo. Expresa un grito de rabia pero también un deseo"

Mario Wainfeld junto a Hugo Haime, analista político y José Natanson periodista y politólogo analizaron lo que dejó las PASO. "La gente le dijo basta a la vieja política. Milei tiene la virtud de captar a la juventud y a sectores populares", expresó Haime. Victoria De Masi quien cubrió la campaña de Javier Milei dialogó con Juan Ruocco, escritor y periodista quien  estudió durante los últimos años los sectores más marginales de la web, donde nacen las expresiones radicales y los discursos de odio que terminan llegando al centro de la escena.    

Tee It Up cohost Jake Haime joins The Drive to help break down the PGA/LIV merger which has rocked the golf world

El caso de Bonnie Haime | Criminalista Nocturno

Santiago y Gisela hablan con el analista político Hugo Haime sobre su editorial ¿Quién para a Milei?

In episode 41 - We chat to two Liverpool based business people, Chief Exec of Baltic Creative CIC Lynn Haime and Paul Webley from Blaze Media. Lynn has recently taken the vacant Baltic Creative position after Mark Lawler left earlier in the year. Lynn who has an impressive resume in property with positions held at Matthews & Goodman and Manchester's Media City. Paul heads up a relatively young digital agency in the Baltic district and this year won the Creative and Digital Agency of the Year at the Downtown in Business Awards. Now celebrating their 5th Birthday, Paul talks about hiring the nest talent and how more businesses are looking outside London and Manchester for support. You can listen to more podcasts on the Baltic Triangle website here

Eduardo Battaglia dialogó con el analista politico Hugo Haime sobre la situación politica del país.

El consultor y analista político se refirió a la designación de Sergio Massa al frente del ministerio unificado, y evaluó la situación económica que atraviesa el país. En ese sentido, señaló el "guiño positivo de los mercados" a la entrada de Massa al gabinete; al tiempo que consideró que el Gobierno está condicionado por la inflación, la falta de dólares y la pobreza. Encuentro Nacional, lunes a viernes de 17.00 a 19.00 Con Luisa Valmaggia, Jorge Halperín, Nora Lafón, Néstor Espósito, Eduardo Anguita, Silvia Bacher, Claudio Leveroni, Luciana Peker, Leticia Martínez, y Carla Ruíz.

After graduating from university in 2020, Jordyn Haime moved to Taipei where she's an active member of the Jewish community. She talks about her experience growing up in a small town and what it's like to write about and live in the same community. She received a Fulbright to study the Jewish community of Taiwan and is the creator of www.JewishTaiwanArchive.com.

Entrevista di Dia pa awe 22/6/22 tabata cu director di DIP Haime Croes, Teamcoordinator Dep. Comercial Mary-Ann Kock y HR Magally Sanchez-Kock tocante ROPV Plan di Desaroyo Teritorial cu Condicion (Ruimtelijk Ontwikkelingsplan met voorschriften).

On The Alfred Daily Today: Shaftesbury Tree Festival 2 is coming – in Autumn 2022. Shaftesbury woman planning mini autumn festival to launch her event business. Donheads 71-year-old to run London Marathon for the charity that saved her. Diversions on the A350 and B3091 will delay Shaftesbury area drivers. Shaftesbury what's ons. The history of heavy horses from Sunday's show in Motcombe. Fontmell's Springhead Trust launches funding appeal. Soundscapes - Sparrows on Haime's Lane.

It's an interview heavy episode this week as Stefan is off and Scott takes the reigns. The focus is on an interview we conducted earlier this year with PGA of Canada Professionals Kevin and Jake Haime. The father and son carry on the tradition of golf professionals in the family started by Kevin's father, Peter, and that also includes Kevin's brother, John, a playing professional for some time. We discuss the nuances of being involved in golf as a family business - the advantages, the challenges, and how the the business has changed over the years. That includes plenty of talk about the evolution of golf coaching and how each generation can learn from each other. Instagram: Flagstick (https://www.instagram.com/flagstickgolf/) Scott (https://www.instagram.com/scotmac1970/) Stefan (https://www.instagram.com/steedorf/) Twitter: Flagstick (https://twitter.com/Flagstick) Scott (https://twitter.com/ScotMacGolf) Stefan (https://twitter.com/Steedorf) Facebook: @Flagstick (https://www.facebook.com/Flagstick/)

En una semana definitoria para la confección de listas rumbo a la PASO de septiembre, Hugo Haime, director de "Hugo Haime & Asociados", analizó los diferentes escenarios en el oficialismo y la oposición. El consultor dijo que no avizora grandes internas en el Frente de Todos, pero sí en Juntos por el Cambio, haciendo hincapié, fundamentalmente, en lo que ocurre en la Provincia de Buenos Aires. En ese sentido, Haime dio su mirada sobre las candidaturas de Diego Santilli (en territorio bonaerense) y de María Eugenia Vidal en la Ciudad de Buenos Aires. "Vidal se fue con muy mala imagen de la Provincia, no veo esta idea que hay en Cambiemos de que Vidal hubiera ordenado, porque quedó muy desgastada" tras su gestión, explicó. Del otro lado de la General Paz, indicó que la candidatura del vicejefe de Gobierno porteño "es una jugada de Horacio Rodríguez Larreta para poner una pata en la Provincia y postular a un hombre con pasado peronista contra un dirigente radical como Facundo Manes". En este punto, señaló que la candidatura del neurocirujano constituye "una jugada fuerte del radicalismo, de postular a un dirigente que no tiene que ver con la historia política de los últimos años". Sin embargo, advirtió por su alto nivel de desconocimiento, principalmente en el conurbano. "No es una estrella, como lo eran, en su momento, Carlos Reutemann o 'Palito' Ortega", dijo. También se refirió a los libertarios, quienes, finalmente, irán por su lado, por fuera de la coalición de Juntos por el Cambio: "Pueden representar a un sector que está harto de la política. Es como votar a la izquierda, de un lado y del otro, 'no voto a la política, voto a quien se opone más al establishment, a lo dado'". En tanto, el analista rechazó la posibilidad de que la vacuna genere votos, aunque, aclaró, sin vacunas y con una pandemia fuera de control, las cosas "se hubieran complicado" para el Gobierno.

Kevin Haime joins The Drive to help set up The Open Championship at Royal St. George's, and makes some picks about who might perform well

This week I am joined by my very dear friend Haime. Haime was born and raised in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. After graduating from high school in Ethiopia, she moved to Boston and attended Bunker Hill Community College and then transferred to Wentworth Institute of technology to study Architecture in which she is currently attending her last year. In this episode, we discussed our journeys navigating self-worth, particularly as an international student in college. From imposter syndrome and the things that made us question our worth, to how we managed to consistently remind ourselves of our worthiness.

Today's guest is Rob Du Haime. Rob is a Life & Performance Coach that specializes in overcoming limiting beliefs, habit change, stress management, and building positive mindset & confidence. He has helped entrepreneurs & creators perform better in the spotlight, business owners take themselves and their team to the next level and everyday people take control of their lives and futures. You can connect with Rob at robduhaime.com

Bridget Du Haime is a women's health coach specializing in Hashimoto's Thyroiditis and Hypothyroidism. Having overcome debilitating symptoms of her own (such as: chronic fatigue, weight gain, depression, anxiety, brain fog, joint pain and gut issues), Bridget has developed a passion for providing other women with the tools needed to promote healing and wellness in their own lives. Bridget is a mom who works from home, providing support and guidance to her clients as they make simple and holistic lifestyle changes with the goal of reducing and reversing symptoms caused by thyroid and autoimmune disease. Today, Bridget offers Private Individualized 1-on-1 Coaching Services, a 6 Week Group Coaching Course on Fatigue and a free online Facebook Support Group for Women diagnosed with Hashimoto's & Hypothyroidism. Website: bridgetduhaime.com Personal Facebook Profile: https://www.facebook.com/bridget.duhaime/ Link to Join my Private Facebook Support Group for Women with Hashimoto's & Hypothyroidism: https://www.facebook.com/groups/523315654902537/?ref=share Instagram: https://instagram.com/bridgetduhaime or @Bridget Du Haime

In this episode, we get to speak with Rob Du Haime. He is a Content Director & Performance Coach. He helps entrepreneurs, marketers, videographers, small businesses and content creators to get better performance on camera to make their content more engaging, emotional, and impactful. Let’s find out how he was capable of speaking on a variety of topics. And how he managed to keep his audience engaged and interested! Our Guest Rob Du Haime LinkedIn : linkedin.com/in/robduhaime Website : robduhaime.com(Company Website), robduhaime.projects.webpages.one/power(Power Session) Twitter : Rob_DuHaime Hacks to Take Away How he got into becoming a health coach. He shares the differences between what producer, director, cinematographer and an assistant director does. How unique he can be to help entrepreneurs, business owners, videographers, and get better performance out of themselves, and their clientele. We talked about the major difference between therapy and coaching. Tony Robbins says that business is 80% psychology and 20% execution. When you take massive action, and push yourself forward, you immediately see that result and you're beautiful, changing your physiology, changing your body. One of the things I always teach my clients is simplify to amplify, amplify your power, you want to amplify your voice, you want to get more juice out of life, you got to simplify everything. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hacksandhobbies/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hacksandhobbies/support

It's a Haime family Christmas! This year, Kevin's joined by both Jake and Jackson Haime, as the guys reflect on the year that was in golf, and talk some last minute Christmas gift ideas!

Morning guys? Monday morning. Oh, let me just check if this has been on a wallace. There we go. Well good, morning everybody? Jason here stopping by for another morning coffee and a chat, I hope everyone's well. For those jumping over for the first time, Jason Witten's my name. One of the founders of the Positive Real Estate been helping property investors for over 18 years, building a property portfolios and across Australia, New Zealand and one in Belinda, been investing over 20 years myself. Today, I wanna have a little yarn about the 16, most valuable buildings. Valuable properties I've ever built and I'll tell you a little bit of a story. When I first started out investing, the reason I started investing many years ago, not only to create some wealth but I actually wanted to build schools. I used to be a teacher at a school in Sydney called Knox Grammar School and I loved it. I loved teaching. I loved helping young people and the problem with being a teacher for me was I didn't earn very much money and what sometimes I don't know if any of you guys listening in get this but sometimes you do something that you love, it's awesome. But the financial rewards for it, are poor, they're not great and you're looking into the future and go gee, but it's in the next 40 years earning this much or doing this much then I'm not gonna have much to show for it and that's where I got to when I was teaching at Knox Grammar School and a buddy of mine gave me a book called Rich Dad, Poor Dad. I don't know if anyone's read this. I might've talked about it before, but he gave me this book Rich Dad, Poor Dad, and sort of said, well the job I'm not doing any investing, morning Alison, morning Haime, I'm not doing any investing. You know, I love my job but my income is pretty insignificant at that point in time when I was a teacher in Sydney, it was $36,000 a year. So 36 grand I'm living in Wahroonga and if anyone knows Sydney or all that but it's a pretty flash place, Wahroonga. You know, I'm living in a one bedroom studio flat with my partner, Shay. When we're just having a nice time, we're getting pie but we're not, you know, growing our wealth. So I really wanted to, you know make a change in the education system. Also, I was really passionate about it. I still am very passionate about education. I love education. I think it's one of the keys to changing anybody's life. A good quality education about a subject that can, that matters. So I was a teacher. I read the book, Rich Dad, Poor Dad. I had a bit of an Epiphany. Wow. This could be for me. I could actually buy some investments and investments can grow my wealth and do you know what went on? When I've got some money I'm going to build schools. I'm going to build a school in Australia 'Cause I think the education system could be done a little bit differently especially for young fellows, but you know for anybody, girls or boys I think the education system needs an upgrade personally that anyway, that was my plan. That was my passion and off I went. And a few of you guys might know the story but I bought a few properties. You know, some of them went well some of that didn't go well learned a lot of things skinned a few days. Anyway, fast forward, you know, literally sort of 10 12 years, you know, around the 2012, 2013. And I started in 2001 investing for myself. So 2012, 2013 and I'm feeling completely lost despondent. I just feel my life has just gone in the wrong direction for those sorts of things. I've made some money, absolutely started the business. It's going really well. But I don't know about you guys. Like sometimes when you've got all these things and things seem to be going well over there purpose, the value, the real value, wasn't as meaningful to me. Money is really important. I'm very, very, I'm very, very happy and focused about making good money, a lot of money. 'Cause I can do some good things with it that that's like I don't have a problem with money. Some people do. Some people think, oh, money is evil, rubbish. It's the people who do stuff with the money that they've got a problem . Anyway, I was there. I felt off track with my purpose in life and I'm feeling quite despondent. Actually. I was on my way to Adelaide and I was going to one of our mentoring workshops in Adelaide, feeling a little bit down and walking in through the airport, I saw a book on the shelf, just jumped out, you know those airport bookshops, leaving Microsoft to change the world. And it caught my eye a lot. Okay, cool. I'm gonna grab a book to read. And I read this book on the plane and it literally changed the direction of my life. And I, I suggested it the other day to a few people to read for me, it was an absolute game changer. And that's it like, I don't have to build a school probably cause it's quite hard to build a school in Australia. I could do, I could build schools elsewhere and have a huge impact. So after that I read the book, went to Adelaide. I actually canceled going to the seminar and I actually locked myself in my hotel room and I wrote a new plan for the next decade. And it was about creating wealth for myself, but also when I can and then magnify and multiply in another life. So we started a relationship with a room to read the foundation and started building schools. We built a school in Nepal and 500 kids went to school. Okay. It costs $30,000, 30 Grand. We built a school. It was amazing. Okay. And it's really cool. Like it, read the room to read philosophy. It's about a co-investment in a community and the community has to put in the land and the community has to do some stuff and it was brilliant. I love it. It was really, you know, 98% of your contribution gets to the community and funds the community going forward. And so to today 16 schools, 6,000 kids, 6,000 go to school every day again. 6,000 kids. Imagine the return, imagine the yield imagine the growth on that. Yeah. Into the future. And we're building our 17th school right now. And you know, like I don't I don't tell the story to show off or say how good am I or whatever. And thanks Gang. Like, I really appreciate your feedback, but for me and maybe for you too, like sometimes, you know, the pursuit of money, like, Oh, did your property go up in value? And all of this other stuff it kind of seems a bit fucking naff, don't you reckon? If you get wealth in whatever way then for me it feels great to grow that wealth and then reinvest it in other places that had this exponential return gives you the warm and fuzzies anyway, so that, you know, yeah. Giving back man, you know, because this is what I believe. I believe it's our duty. I believe if you get a concept If you get it Your job is to teach and give back in one way, shape or form. You might don't do it directly as an individual But carry your family and making sure you're safe take some dosh and do something good with it. Change the world in a little while pretty is for you. 'Cause I think that's, I think that's good. I think it's cool. And you know that's the philosophy really that is founded positive you know, Sam and all of the coaching team. they love this stuff too. And you know, we let them mention clients now as well. That's part of our philosophy. So, you know yeah. And like , Shay said like we haven't like we don't sort of go visit them. It's something that community gets to do without it feeling like charity, let's be honest, we give we add value and we know the universal pay that forward expedientially, which is awesome. So we love doing that. I thought I'd just share that one today. They are the most valuable 16 buildings I've ever built. For me they're like they're the ones alright they my best investments ever. Dollars and cents, I get returns from other things. But for me the compounding future value, I think just imagine that six thousand, eight thousand, ten thousand kids going to school. One of those kids would be probably many of them be brilliant, amazing and change the world in ways I'll never get to see. So that's what I love about that stuff. So that's what for me, that's what money can do. Alright? Annoys me, these Facebook warriors sitting there carrying on like pork chops, being negative about people who've got some resources that they've got no idea what's going on and I don't have to answer them and nor do you, just do something important, useful, meaningful whatever it is like don't my thing as your thing like do your thing, but don't hold back, don't ever hold back. 'Cause you might find yourself one day a bit sad and despondent in an airport like Adelaide. Hopefully pick up a book and read it and change the direction of your life, might be nice. Anyway, Gang, hopefully. You're awesome and well. I thought I'd share about share that one today. 'Cause it was sort of bouncing around in my mind and hope you all have an awesome day and check back in tomorrow for another coffee and a chat, awesome gang. Alright. Take care hey. See ya. Bye-bye.  

Cost/benefit analysis and emerging technologies.  We continue our conversation with Haime Workie of FINRA’s Office of Financial Innovation with a deep exploration of questions about balancing policy and regulatory considerations with innovation and offering new products and services.  Haime shares his views on the opportunities and challenges, both from his legal background and from his engineering background.  If you are too rigid, you might miss big opportunities.  If you don't exercise appropriate caution, you might expose market participants to significant risks.  And there are questions about what risks are posed, whether traditional risks are mitigated by new technology, and the magnitude of each identified risk.  Haime also talks about how regulators use technology.  Troy and Lee share their thoughts at the end.  In this episode, Haime is speaking for himself and not for FINRA.

Can financial innovation create the best day ever?  Haime heads FINRA’s Office of Financial Innovation where he and the team study the future of financial services and the potential impact of innovation on investors, markets, and FINRA’s mandate.  This work involves lots of learning about new technologies and new applications of technology to all aspects of financial services as well as parsing the potential benefits and risks.  Their recent AI report highlights this work and assesses many considerations across various AI use cases.  Haime discusses some details of the report and considers whether automated investment decisions are here to stay.  In this episode, Haime is speaking for himself and not for FINRA.

Rob Du Haime shares the importance of investing in yourself. He talks about the importance of books, fitness, and coaching to help you achieve what is possible. Brian Buck and Cat Park invite you to enjoy this inspiring conversation! Rob Du Haime's Website: https://robduhaime.projects.webpages.one Get show updates on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3PBusinessCoaching/ Interact with other audience members and the hosts: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3pbcp/ Watch our weekly show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCG_2cTHd1D_6rM2yxi60lCQ/?guided_help_flow=5 Subscribe to the audio version on your favorite podcatcher: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/people-purpose-and-profits-business-coaching/id1528970575 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1BGlU7byImI7xVuvy8ym6J Anchor: https://anchor.fm/cat-and-brian

This week my co-host and I talking about the newest chapter of Haime no Ippo, Chapter 1315. We discussion what happened our reactions and theories. --- 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/jacob-perez6/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jacob-perez6/support

Diego Genoud conversó con el consultor y analista político Hugo Haime sobre Alberto Fernández, la dualidad de poder con Cristina Kirchner, las tensiones dentro del Frente de Todos y los posibles caminos de salida que tiene el Gobierno.

Humo Haime en comunicación con Show Attack nos cuenta su punto de vista sobre la situación económica Argentina como sólo él puede definir. Una entrevista imperdible de la mano de Mariano Pavón y Mónica Neffke por Radio Latina FM101.1 en Dúplex con Telemax TV. . Contanos cuál es tu opinión.

Fausto Rosario y Gustavo Olivo discuten los temas más importantes del día a día del acontecer dominicano e internacional a través del espacio 'Escarbando'. Transmisión a través de Acento TV diariamente a las 9AM en los canales 38 de Claro, 39 de Altice y 41 de Starcable.

RegTech tools can present both tremendous opportunities and tremendous challenges for firms and regulators alike. They can also pose some interesting philosophical questions when it comes to their implementation. On this special episode of FINRA Unscripted recorded at FINRA’s RegTech conference in New York, we hear three unique perspectives on these opportunities and challenges. Joining us on this episode are: Nick Cook, head of RegTech and Advanced Analytics at the United Kingdom’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA); Michael Pieciak, Vermont’s Commissioner of Financial Regulation and the president of the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA); and Haime Workie, FINRA’s senior director of Emerging Regulatory Issues. Listen to hear Nick, Mike and Haime discuss some of the most common ways firms are currently using RegTech, the challenges in implementation, key areas to watch and more. Resources mentioned in this episode: RegTech White Paper FinTech at FINRA Innovation Outreach Initiative RegTech | FCA NASAA Vermont Website

A motorcycle accident nearly took everything away from Rob Du Haime, but it was the love he received from others that helped him pull through. In this episode, Coach Rob from Ontario Fit Body Boot Camp explains how his past allows him to love his clients and deliver an amazing experience to them every time they’re at boot camp. Watch or listen now to also discover how good health allows you to be there for your loved ones when they need you most. Here’s what you’ll discover: 9:27 - Why you need to picture your future if you want to make it a reality. 17:52 - The easy way to set standards for yourself—and remember them when it counts. 19:40 - Why trendy diets and workouts aren’t always the safest for you. 22:57 - Why “yo-yo exercise” isn’t as effective as doing just one type of training. 24:29 - How being healthy turns you into a better family man/woman.

FINRA can’t predict the future, but like a weatherman, it can make predictions based on circumstances that exist today. Tasked with that job of figuring out what is ahead is FINRA’s Office of Emerging Regulatory Issues (ERI). ERI works to predict what storms may be brewing in the securities market, what areas of the market they are likely to impact and the likely consequences of those “storms.” This allows FINRA to ensure its resources are deployed where they are needed most. In this episode, ERI’s Haime Workie and Kavita Jain join us to talk about the role of ERI at FINRA. From volatility to tax reform, we’ll hear what they think about the market’s forecast. Plus, Haime and Kavita share what products or technologies they love and what keeps them up at night. Resources mentioned in this episode: FinTech Investor Alerts

Mike & Billy share listener emails on golfing across the USA and Europe.  Mike shares the world record for the fastest round of golf in a "dense fog".John Haime, Author of "You Are A Contender!"Are you a Contender or a Pretender? In business, leadership, sports and life, it takes more than knowledge and good technique to achieve great performances with consistency. The challenges you need to win aren't always terrific plays, perfect golf shots, record sales or great new ideas. Instead, in any arena in life, it is command of the emotional challenges that separates winners from wannabes, contenders from pretenders.   Contenders who achieve consistently outstanding results all demonstrate key characteristics and practice specific winning techniques that you can learn. The inconsistent performance of pretenders in leadership, sports and life can be traced to common missteps that you can avoid.   If you are a leader who wants to lead more effectively, a worker who wants to achieve more, an athlete who wants to win more, or you want better performance in all areas of your life, you need this book.   Filled with practical and innovative high-performance tools like the Emotional Spiral, the Emotional Inventory and the Emotional Caddie, You are a Contender! Build Emotional Muscle to Achieve More ... in Business, Sports and Life will teach you how to make the move from sometimes-star to consistent performer. It will show you how to train your emotional muscles to handle any experience and challenge with strength and confidence.   The book is a quick read with powerful, practical messages. You are a Contender! has substance, depth and solutions to help all performers identify their own keys to high performance. www.youareacontender.com. Mike & Billy play the GTR golf trivia games Chip Away at It and PGA Mystery Tour Player! Visit  www.tourstrikershop.com and use the promo code "GTR" for FREE shipping on the Tour Striker!  Click Here for more information on the GTR Shag Bag Membership - online golf instruction, great prizes and more! Avila Beach Golf Resort - www.avilabeachresort.com Blacklake Golf Resort - www.blacklake.com Inn at Avila Beach - www.avilabeachca.com Avila LaFonda Hotel - www.avilalafondahotel.com Slickstix - www.slickstix.com Adams Golf - www.adamsgolf.com For more information on Golf Talk Radio with Mike & Billy visit www.golftalkradio.com and visit www.centralcoasttoday.com for Golf Talk TV with Mike & Billy.