Podcast appearances and mentions of harry singh

Today on The Midday Report, host Mandy Wiener breaks down the top stories making headlines. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has acted swiftly to introduce new legislation in Parliament aimed at reversing the planned value-added tax (VAT) hike, set to take effect in just six days. In other news, four prison wardens are expected to apply for bail in the Bloemfontein Magistrate’s Court today. The officers were arrested on Tuesday in connection with the alleged murder of an inmate. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) has ruled against the City of Johannesburg regarding an eviction order. And it's a Friday, so sport and good things too. All this and more. Listen live - The Midday Report with Mandy Wiener is broadcast on weekdays from noon to 1pm on 702 and CapeTalk.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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This week in the Dentology Podcast Andy and Chris talk to Harry Singh, leading dentist, facial aesthetician and published author. Harry is also the founder of Botulinum Toxin Club (BTC) and Dental Property Club. In this podcast Harry talks about growing up, his teenage years and why he decided to pursue a career in dentistry. Having qualified back in 1996, he reflects on the time he spent studying, his early dental career and why he decided to focus on facial aesthetics in 2002 – a cutting edge approach some 20+ years ago. Harry chats to Chris and Andy about his passion for facial aesthetics, how he has perfected facial aesthetics treatments to ensure optimum results and the most comfortable experience for patients and the work he is now doing via BTC to train, support and enable other medical professionals to succeed in administering aesthetics and go on to open their own profitable clinics. A firm believer in the importance of marketing and pushing boundaries to be seen and heard, Harry also talks about the time he spent visiting Necker Island with Sir Richard Branson and the lessons learnt. Topics: - Is there a strong tradition of medics in your family? - How did your teenage years shape who you are today? - What was it like studying 26 years ago? - 2002: why facial aesthetics? - If you could go back, would you change anything? - What is BTC and how does it help dentists? - What did you learn from Sir Richard Branson? - How do you manage your own personal development?

Enlighten Smiles Link: dwi.enlightensmiles.comThe Current Housing Market For Dentists with Harry Singh DWI-EP87This content references an opinion only and is purely for information purposes. It is not intended for investment advice. Any and all liability for any exchange of money ends with oneself. Please seek the advice of an accredited professional for investment advice. All content represents an opinion only.

On my ongoing journey towards Personal Development Mastery, I changed the format of Thursday's episodes. So instead of adding more knowledge, I revisit the previous episodes and consolidate the wisdom imparted by my guests.   This episode's topic is money mindset, finances, and wealth. Why do people struggle to become financially successful? The causes and the solutions. I revisit episodes #022, #035, #039 and #051, and share the wisdom of 4 of my guests (Jamie York, Harry Singh, Genecia Alluora, and Rich Waterman).  

A new ebook from Experian, Navigating in a New Era of Credit Risk Decisioning, suggests that one out of three consumers remain concerned about their finances at this stage of the pandemic, while at the same time, some individuals have more cash than they had when the pandemic started—and now they're ready to spend. In this episode of the CUES Podcast, Harry Singh talks about how credit unions might best serve their members with loans and other products considering this “two-lane” economy. SVP/decisioning products and solutions for CUESolutions provider Experian, Singh says this situation may get even more pronounced as government stimulus aid ends. He says financial institutions need to consider three areas in their response:1.      Data and advanced analytics: Credit unions need to create a “comprehensive understanding” of members to be able to best serve them. Singh suggests they need to ask: “What are what are consumers doing differently? What are they adopting differently, such as in digital channels for lending? Are they are they shopping in different ways?”2.     Personalizing offers to members to boost their engagement: “People always think it's about buying something new or obtaining credit to do something,” he explains. “We're thinking about the needs of that consumer at point in time. And it may be they're getting married and maybe they need to buy a car but it may be they're in financial difficulty and they need a different type of offer or treatment that helps them through a difficult period, such as the pandemic. But as they come out the back end of it, you know, they become a very, they become a very profitable customer for the lender. So we're really encouraging our clients to proactively engage their customers.”3.     Prepare for a wave of delinquency: Some consumers have been taking payment holidays and relying on government stimulus to help them get through the pandemic. As government aid ends, some people will be more challenged to keep up with their credit commitments, Singh points out.Singh emphasizes that helping members move forward financially will be more reliant on digital delivery than ever before simply because necessity drove more people than ever to use remote service options during the height of the pandemic.The show also gets into:What digital delivery needs to look like going forward Why using both traditional and nontraditional data—including synthetic data—is becoming importantThe roles of subscription services and cryptocurrencyThe difference between digital self-service and a true digital experienceWhat the next trend in consumer finance and payments might beLinks for this show:TranscriptCUESolutions provider ExperianNavigating in a New Era of Credit Risk DecisioningBecome a CUESolutions provider

Welcome to Conversations with Authors, where I – Alison Thompson, AKA The Proof Fairy – meet amazing authors and find out what inspired them to write and what advice they would offer other aspiring authors.My guest today is Dr Harry Singh, author of five books including two on financial and property  investment for dentists, two on facial aesthetics for practitioners, and a patient's guide to aesthetics. In our conversation Harry talks about how he manages to write each book in just a few weeks, and why his books have become very effective business cards. More About Dr Harry SinghDr Harry Singh has been carrying out facial aesthetics since 2002 and has treated over 5,000 cases. He is a leading light in the UK facial aesthetics profession. He is a trainer for Medfx and Galderma and on the editorial board of Aesthetic Medicine. He was awarded the Fellowship of The-International-Academy-for-Dental-Facial Aesthetics.  He is not only a skilful facial aesthetician but a keen marketer, which he feels is vital to attract and retain patients requesting facial aesthetic services. He has published numerous articles on the clinical and non-clinical aspects of facial aesthetics and spoken at dental and facial aesthetics conferences on these topics.  He runs numerous clinical and non-clinical workshops for his training company www.botulinumtoxinclub.co.uk, which is one of the most prolific winners of awards in the UK, including the winner of the Most Outstanding Business of the year in 2018. He has also been investing in property since 2002 and runs www.dentalpropertyclub.co.uk, where he teaches professionals to become financially free or offers them the opportunity for them to joint venture in his property projects. ---Conversations with Authors is a Proof Fairy Production and hosted by Alison Thompson, AKA The Proof Fairy. To find out more about Alison and the services she offers authors, including proofreading, book formatting and cover design, visit www.theprooffairy.com   

Dr Harry Singh has written 4 books and in this episode, he explains the process he went through to get them published.

These are unquestionably difficult times. But this will be over and when it is over are you ready for the New Normal? Dr Harry Singh is on hand to offer his advice and expertise on how you can be prepared for when your facial aesthetics clinic reopens. Over the past weeks, many medical professionals around the country have asked me what the virus might mean for their facial aesthetics business in 2020 and beyond. The podcast will include: 5 strategic pillars you must address before the crisis is over How to prepare NOW so you are ready for the opportunities that will present themselves.

Dr Harry Singh talks about the various external marketing strategies you can use to grow your facial aesthetics business.

Link for Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/542594396941334?ref=newsfeedDentists Who Invest Podcast Episode 18 - Q&A With A Property Guru with Dr. Harry SinghThis content references an opinion only and is purely for information purposes. It is not intended for investment advice. Any and all liability for any exchange of money ends with oneself. Please seek the advice of an accredited professional for investment advice. All content represents an opinion only.

Link for Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/542594396941334?ref=newsfeedDentists Who Invest Podcast Episode 1 All things property with Dr. Harry Singh.This content references an opinion only and is purely for information purposes. It is not intended for investment advice. Any and all liability for any exchange of money ends with oneself. Please seek the advice of an accredited professional for investment advice. All content represents an opinion only.

Eleanor Young, Business Development Manager, talks to Harry Singh about what lockdown has been like and the positives that can be taken from the new ways of working and thinking for the future. What you’ll hear: What challenges/highlights has lockdown created both professionally and personally What growth areas have you found as a result of restricted practice opening What should the marketing focus look like going forward Finance priorities, both patient and practice Who should listen: Practice Owners and Managers Anyone who leads a team. Recorded on 15th June 2020

Dr Harry Singh is a former dentist who has been carrying out facial aesthetics since 2002. He was awarded the Fellowship of the International Academy for Dental-Facial aesthetics, and he runs various clinical and non clinical workshops for his training company, which has won numerous awards in the UK. He has also been investing in property since 2002, and he runs the Dental property club, where he teaches professionals to become financially free through property investing.   Listen to this episode to learn: The 4 pillars of personal and professional development. Self development versus "shelf-development" and the "fakebook lifestyle". The psychology of money: how our money beliefs determine our income, and the money thermostat analogy. What if a genie would give you £86,400 each and every day - but you had to spend all of it? Are you spending time to save money, or spending money to save time?   “Just start. Sloppy success is better than perfect theory. You are after progress, not perfection." -Harry Singh   Connect with Harry: https://www.dentalpropertyclub.co.uk/ https://www.facebook.com/harrysingh72     If you want to support my podcast and gain access to exclusive content, become my patron: http://bit.ly/pdmpat   Join my facebook group for personal development. inspiration, and actionable knowledge: https://bit.ly/pdmgroup

Our podcast guest this month is an old friend Dr. Harry Singh, founder of The Dental Property Club and The Botulinum Toxin Club.   We trace Harry’s career from working through his school holidays when all his mates were partying, to dental School, where he realised during his education that he wasn’t really passionate about the profession.   Far from running away, Harry qualified and built a successful and innovative and facial aesthetics business (in the middle of a major recession) but always knew that most of the people in The Sunday Times Rich list were there because of property assets and not business.   In 2012 he made the decision to give up clinical dentistry and focus on property and facial aesthetics - the two subjects about which he was passionate.   Harry also has a well developed sense of humour.   He shares with us his P.I.S.S. (yes - I did say that) theory of becoming financially independent through: Passive Income Investment Income Savings Simplicity and shows how that allowed him to reach age 40 with enough of the first two to be able to stop work and live happily ands wealthily for the rest of his life.   To avoid boredom, he created his two training companies and is now helping hundreds of other dental folks.   So if you want to know how to get started in either of these activities - you will love this conversation.   Harry shares many tips, secrets and recommendations in his uniquely non-p.c. style.

Dara fills her plate during this first weekend of the Minnesota State Fair.  We hear about Caribbean cooking with local restaurant owner Harry Singh and West Indies Soul Food's Alicia Noel.  Then, Stephanie Shimp of Blue Plate and Dan Theisen of Ball Park Cafe discuss their particular stops at the Fair.

After qualifying from Leeds Dental School in 1996, Dr Harry Singh followed the traditional VT, Associate and Principal routes in dentistry, owning three dental practices along the way. Amongst these was ‘Aesthetics’, an award-winning private practice in Hertfordshire. Like most dentists, Harry was making good money; however, it left him working long hours and missing out on family time, hobbies, holidays, going to the gym, healthy eating, etc. Even when Harry was away from the practice, he found himself thinking about patient emergencies or complaints, as well as staff issues. Feeling alone on a professional level and unhappy with his lifestyle, Harry sought to make a change so, as well as practicing dentistry, he started to invest in property and stumbled upon some professional property secrets that helped to develop his business interests. Over a 2-year period Harry bought 27 properties and sold 6. The profits from these deals allowed him to buy into dental practices and set up 2 squat practices. The passive income that these properties brought in covered all of his financial commitments, enabling him to reduce his clinical dentistry hours and to spend more time with his family and on himself. Eventually he found that he was making more money from property and practicing dentistry two days a week, rather than full-time.  Last year he retired from dentistry to concentrate on the property side of his work. He now has a property portfolio valued at around £7 million, yielding a passive income of £8000 per month. Understanding that many dentists feel as isolated and trapped as he did, Harry wants to ‘give something back’ to his dental colleagues via the Dental Property Club, which is designed to share with members the information, expertise and knowledge he has gathered along the way. www.DentalPropertyClub.co.uk

  Summary Welcome to the twenty seventh episode of the Evolve Law Podcast! Today we sit down with Harry Singh, the founder of Lawcus. Lawcus is a legal company that provides visual legal project management software for both small and large law firms. Lawcus helps attorneys to streamline communication and automate processes. It also has an interface so intuitive that it users can access anything in just two clicks. Tune in to find out more about this innovative new legal tech company! For the latest topics, trends and tech in the legal industry, subscribe to Evolve Law Podcast: A Catalyst for Legal Innovation. Listen as legal experts and leaders share insights about the legal industry. For more information, questions, or suggestions about our podcast feel free to email us at info@evolvelawnow.com!   Show Notes 00:00 Intro 00:32 Introducing Harry Singh from Lawcus 02:31 How Did You Discover This Legal Tech Problem? 04:33 How Long Has It Been Since You Launched This? 04:53 Who Are Your Main Clients? 05:29 What is the Expertise of Your Team? 06:07 Do You Have Any Feedback or Case Studies? 07:41 Do You Have Any Specific Metrics? 08:51 Outro  

I spoke with Harry Singh, the founder of Lawcus, a visual legal practice management software platform. We discussed the genesis of Lawcus, how it differs from other practice management solutions on the market, the key problem that Lawcus solves, and how users can take advantage of the company's beta, among other topics.

I spoke with Harry Singh, the founder of Lawcus, a visual legal practice management software platform. We discussed the genesis of Lawcus, how it differs from other practice management solutions on the market, the key problem that Lawcus solves, and how users can take advantage of the company’s beta, among other topics.

I spoke with Harry Singh, the founder of Lawcus, a visual legal practice management software platform. We discussed the genesis of Lawcus, how it differs from other practice management solutions on the market, the key problem that Lawcus solves, and how users can take advantage of the company’s beta, among other topics.

I spoke with Harry Singh, the founder of Lawcus, a visual legal practice management software platform. We discussed the genesis of Lawcus, how it differs from other practice management solutions on the market, the key problem that Lawcus solves, and how users can take advantage of the company’s beta, among other topics.