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It’s time for another rousing edition of The Acc and Jack Show! Jack is the proud owner of a Rode Rodecaster Pro, and he’s “Rode”-testing it during this episode. Enjoy him trying to figure out how to use it during a live recording. In the first half of this episode, finding inspiration in Danielle Murr’s podcast I’ll Have One of Everything, Jack ponders if he has ADHD. He comes into this episode armed with results from multiple self-assessments, all suggesting he has the attention span of a gnat. On that note, Acc and Jack discuss their reluctance to disclose to their respective doctors ailments, be them physical or mental. Elsewhere, Jack brings up the recent shootings that happened in Atlanta and Boulder, CO, respectively. Jack loathes that some are calling these acts “a return to normal,” given the easing of COVID-related restrictions across the country. Acc weighs in with his thoughts on gun control, and what attempts – if any – politicians are making to curb future acts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardlyfocused/support

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EVERYTHING I'VE HEARD #16 - Music curated and mixed by Fabio Pezzella & Andrea Setti. - Tracklist : 01 - Jay Nemor - Smiling Faces 02 - Liam Bailey - Fight 03 - Reggae Disco Rockers - Groovin' 04 - Snoop Dogg feat. Kurupt & Nate Dogg & Warren G - Ain't No Fun (If The Homies Can't Have One) 05 - Dreamcastmoe - Deserving 06 - Jungle Brown - Keep It Movin' 07 - Celebrity BBQ Sauce Band - Celebrity BBQ Sauce 08 - Herbie Hancock - Stars In Your Eyes 09 - Donny Benét - Knoichiwa 10 - Godblesscomputers - Float 11 - Kleeer - Intimate Connection 12 - La Melodia - Working On It 13 - K-Dee - The Best Thing Going 14 - Mr. X - Any Ole Sunday 15 - Lowrell - Mellow Mellow Right On 16 - Feist - The Limit To Your Love

It is that time of the year, the time to start focusing on where things are going to go from now to December but also for next year! It's easy to get really narrow focused on serving your clients and doing client work or creating products but as business owners we can easily forget to stop and work on your business. You may not even feel like you know how to do that! A lot of your fellow creative business owners within The Creative Boss Society have been telling me that they are just exhausted with making decisions and trying to predict what is gonna happen with this year and a lot of them are just ready to move on into 2021.  If you find yourself in that same place I just want to let you know that you are not alone. In this episode we cover 3 ways group masterminds can accelerate your business.  The Creative Boss Society is the kind of mastermind that can help you grow your business next year. I know because I built it to serve other creatives just like ME! Things mentioned in this episode: Gain increased focus in your business through weekly accountability check in and support!  Narrowed in on serving and doing client work that we forget to work ON our biz Get more growth - month over month with focused trainings and steps to implement.  Get more motivation and be challenged to show up, put processes in place and move your business forward to success! Reduce complacency in your business, routine and tasks. Gain the desire to improve and grow! Get the community you desire to grow! Check ins and challenges that help you move forward and connect with other like-minded creatives. Collaboration opportunities! Learn how collaboration can help accelerate your growth. Build long lasting business relationships with those willing to step up and help you succeed. Have ONE source for support and sales focused "training". No more 99 course bundles, searching Pinterest for endless freebies that only skim the surface. Get straight to what you need! Get REAL! Find that this is a place to be vulnerable about biz ownership. To explore the things that don't feel great and learn how to get past it, together. Asking the questions to get help and guidance you need. Don't get stuck or left behind. We will challenge you to empower yourself by asking what you need help for so we can make sure you get it!

The story that the New York Post published last week about Hunter Biden raised all sorts of red flags for veteran journalists. How did they come into possession of the information in the first place? How did they authenticate the story before publishing it? All things considered, the available reporting process indicates that the New York Post’s story was so shaky within the Post’s own staff that the person who wrote it didn’t want his name on the byline. “That doesn’t say that the information is false,” David concedes on today’s episode, “But what it says is that the procedures to vet the information before they put the information into the public square were inadequate.” Tune in to hear our podcast hosts discuss voter enthusiasm, liberal anxiety over a 2016 repeat, and what to expect from Thursday’s presidential debate. Show Notes: -Join The Dispatch for a post-election gathering featuring Congressional leadership, top policy and political experts Nov. 9-10:sign up here! -Post-Debate Dispatch Live tomorrow, “Liberal Anxiety Over a 2016 Repeat May Be Why We Won't Have One” by Jonah Goldberg in The Dispatch, “The Hunter Biden Story: A Microcosm of Our Miserable Times,” by David French in The Dispatch. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Whether you think you have a morning routine, or you don’t, either way you HAVE ONE and your day is being dictated by our actual morning routine. Do you wake up with a million thoughts? In a hurry? Do you eat in the morning? What do you eat? Do you take any time for yourself? […]

Instagram Stories is a fantastic tool you can use to attract your ideal customers/clients. But if you're not familiar with how it works, it can all feel a bit confusing. In this podcast episode I explain how to use Instagram Stories to make more sales in your business, including what kind of content you should be sharing (and how often) and how to use quizzes/polls and other interaction functions to find people who are interested in your products/services. PLUS how to get your Instagram followers buying from your stories. {Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode and/or read on for a detailed overview. Scroll down to the bottom to read the show notes including all the links mentioned in this episode} What is Instagram Stories? Instagram has three main parts.  Your main grid, where you can upload photos and short videos.  Stories - which appear in a bar at the top of your feed - where you can share short videos, pictures and images (each Story is a maximum 15 seconds). You can also add text, gifs, polls, quizzes and other interactive features. Instagram Stories content only last for 24 hours (but you can save your highlights). IGTV - a long-form vertical video channel that is accessible from Instagram and as a standalone app You can share your content between your grid, Stories and IGTV to get it in front of a wider audience.  What is Instagram Stories? Instagram Stories appear in a bar at the top of your feed. When there's something new to see on an account of someone you follow, you'll notice their profile photo will have a colourful ring around it. To view someone's story, you simply need to tap on their profile photo, and their story will appear full-screen, showing you all of the content they've posted in the last 24hrs.  The content will play in chronological order from oldest to newest. Once you're viewing a story, you can tap to go back and forward or swipe to jump to another person's story. Unlike regular posts, there are no likes or public comments. Anyone who comments go straight into your DMs (direct messages). This can be a great way to build relationships with prospective customers/clients. The great thing about Instagram Stories is that your content only lasts for 24 hours. This can be great if you're nervous about putting yourself out there. But you can save your best content as ‘highlights' (more on that later).  How should the content you post in Stories differ from the content you post on your grid? As with any social media, there is really no ‘right' or ‘wrong' way to do it, but my account is probably ‘typical' of what most Instagram users do. The content on my grid is more ‘curated' than my Instagram Stories and has a consistent aesthetic (i.e. I used the same brand fonts and colours).  My Instagram Stories is a bit more ‘rough and ready' - and often features ‘behind-the-scenes' content that relates to my life and business.  What makes an engaging Instagram Story? The clue is in the name: Story. And a story generally needs a beginning, a middle and an end. Or at least some kind of ‘narrative'  you can follow.  One of the most confusing things about Instagram Stories is that you'll often hear people talking about each individual image/15 second video clips as a ‘story'. So for the purpose of this post, I'm going to refer to them as ‘chapters' which make up a whole Story.  While there are no hard and fast rules on how long your Instagram Stories, should be, it's worth remembering that most people are scrolling through. So if your Story is too long and/or doesn't grab their attention in the first few moments, they'll scroll past and start looking at someone else's story. For this reason, I'd generally recommend creating putting together no more than about seven to ten individual ‘chapters' to make longer Stories). However, with some Stories e.g. if you are talking to camera, you may need to make them a little longer.  Here are my tips for making them engaging. 1.Start with a question that introduces the theme of your Story and invites viewers to get in a conversation with you e.g. ‘Are you thinking of launching a podcast in 2020?' ‘Have you done all your Christmas shopping yet?' or ‘Here's my to-do list for today. What's the ONE thing you absolutely have to get done today?'You can use the question, polls or quiz function but keep it really simple. If people have to think too hard, they'll be far less likely to respond. Use a variety of media within each Story e.g. video, photos, text, you talking to camera. Keep your story visually interesting by using gifs and borders and stickers Don't be afraid to ask more than one question in your story. This helps to keep viewers engaged. Have ONE clear call-to-action at the end of each Story you create e.g. ‘Swipe up to read' or ‘DM me to find out more,.' Any more than one call-to-action and you may leave your viewers feeling overwhelmed. How to sell in your Instagram StoriesThere is no big ‘secret' on how to sell in your Instagram Stories. It's simply about getting your viewers involved in a conversation about the product/service you want to sell. And the key to starting sales conversations is to focus on the problem your product/service solves. This helps you identify those who already have the desire for your product/service.   So, for example, with my podcasting course How To Get Your Podcast Live in 60 Days, I might start my Story with a poll: ‘are you interested in launching a podcast in 2020?'. Then I might share some information about the course before finishing up with a single call-to-action: ‘Interested in finding out more? DM me for a link to the waitlist.' This gives me two opportunities to identify the key element that is needed for someone to make a purchase: desire. Then I can simply reach out to them and give them more information. And they're not going to feel uncomfortable about it - because they expressed their desire to start a podcast and/or their desire to find out more about my course.  Similarly with my 2020 Social Media Diary & Planner, I'll often start by asking a question e.g. ‘Do you sometimes find it difficult to stick to a content plan?' Then I'll share some pictures/video of the diary - along with some text that summarises what's included.  Then I'll give a single call-to-action e.g. 'DM me for the link to order'. AsI have over 10k followers on Instagram, you might be wondering why I invite people to DM me, rather than just give them the link. This is because it initiates a conversation. If we're already chatting in the DMS, it's much easier for someone to raise a question/objection about the diary - which is far more likely to result in a sale. If I simply send them off to a link, I may never hear from them again. Another powerful way to sell in your Instagram Stories is to share client/customer testimonials - ideally ones that address your most common objections. For example, if the most common objection you get for signing up for your online course/membership is ‘I can't afford it' - share screenshots from clients telling you how much money they've made from implementing your strategies. And do remember that you can use Stories to ‘sell' anything - and not just your products/services. For example, you can use exactly the same process to get people involved in a conversation about your latest blog/podcast and create the desire for them to listen to it.  Dealing with objections in your Instagram StoriesIt's one thing creating a story about your product service with a call-to-action at the end. But if you really want to boost your sales, you need to create a series of Stories that address your ideal customers/clients objections. For example, one question I kept getting asked about my podcasting course was: ‘how will having a podcast actually help me in my business?' So I polled my clients to find out how they found me. Most said they found me via my podcast, so I shared the result of that poll in my Stories. I also asked some fellow podcasters how having a podcast had helped them in their business - and shared screenshots of their responses in my Stories. Their answers - which ranged from ‘it's helped me make more money' to ‘it's helped me get booked for more speaking gigs' are a powerful way to tackle that objection. Even when you are tackling objections, it's still important to keep your Stories interactive. So when I was tackling that particular objection, I opened my story by asking viewers if they ever wondered what was the point of starting a podcast. Using highlights to sell on Instagram Stories Although Stories disappear in 24 hours, you can save them in the highlights section (just about your grid) and continue to make sales. For example, I have a highlight for my 2020 Social Media Diary & Planner, which features dozens of pictures of people using their diary, along with a video of me giving a tour of the diary. People often respond to this highlight and ask me questions e.g. ‘Do you deliver to x country?' or ‘what's the delivery time for y?” Because their responses go straight into my DMs, we are straight into a sales conversation. For this reason, I'd recommend having a highlight section for your key products/services. Podcast shownotes Resources Want to start your own podcast? 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--{ "Witness Signs of Huxley's-Blair's Ultimate Revolution, Using Geneticists, Bio-Chemists, Scientific Collusion." © Alan Watt }-- Up on the Roof, Snow and Ice - Club of Rome - Diet, Injections and Injunctions - Famines in Ireland - Laissez-faire - Five Corporations Running the Planet's Agriculture - Neocons in Venezuela, Iran - Karl Marx, Centralization of Power - City-States - George Orwell - Progressive - Carroll Quigley - Book, None Dare Call it Conspiracy - CIA - Orwell, Lawrence of Arabia, Trained by the British Establishment - Orwell worked for Dept. of Information during WWII; Propaganda - Royal Institute for International Affairs - Many Think-Tanks with Ties to the CFR - Smart Cities - Agenda Implemented with Your Tax Dollars - Quigley said CFR and Related Groups were Often Mistaken for Communists; Same Agenda, Sustainability, Reduction of Population - Aldous Huxley, They Will Come to Love Their Servitude; Lots of Drugs, Sex - Using Australia as an Example of How Quickly the Agenda is Moving Along - The Matrix Movies - Movie, Anon; Brain Implants, Everything Seen and Known - Predictive Programming - Festivals in Australia show the Results of the Post-Cultural War - Syphilis now Rampant - Baby Boomers - Academia, Neuroscience used for Control - Aldous and Julian Huxley part of a Scientific Elite; UNESCO - Secular Humanism - Charles Galton Darwin, Manhattan Project - Religion gave People Rights - Brave New World, Bred for Your Particular Task, Soma - Huxley's Letter to Orwell about 1984; The Ultimate Revolution; Marquis de Sade, Animal Magnetism, Hypnotism - MK Ultra - Freud's nephew, Bernays - Managed like a Herd of Cattle - Right is Wrong, Up is Down; New Normals - H.G. Wells Hated the British Working Class as Inferior - Bertrand Russell said There is Nothing We Cannot Do with People - Politics is a Joke; Politicians are Well-Paid Fronts - NAFTA - Some of Australia's Top Universities Accused of Selling Permanent Residency to Foreign Students - China, Australia, Huawei - Our Rulers in the West Funded Modern China into Existence - Painless Concentration Camp - Half all Phone Calls are Spam - Orwell on the Press and Censorship - Lenin said, We Shall Win by Slogans - Global Warming Causes the Cold - CIGI, Centre for International Governance Innovation - Canada and GM Food - Pacific Islanders Reject Socialist Proposal to Trade Sovereignty for Climate Change Safety - Suicides Amongst Children on the Rise in Australia - Loss of Purpose - Euthanasia - Australia, Homes Contaminated with Drug, Ice; Children Deliberately Overdosing on Antidepressants - Conspiracy Theories - Counter-Intelligence - Count Yourself Lucky to Have One or Two Good Friends in Your Lifetime. *Title and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Feb. 24, 2019 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

IT'S FINALLY HERE! KEVIN DREW IS ON TURNED OUT A PUNK! Several years in the making and now just in time for the holidays!!! It is a post Hanukkah Miracle!!! Listen in as Damian sits down with one of his best friend's in music, Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene to talk about how he isn’t a punk but ultimately he really is and it is awesome! Also Discussed: Damian’s Barbwire Bat Kevin’s Dad’s Records Hearing The Sex Pistols Based On Colour Scheme The Dads & The Who Connection Wasting A Life Chasing A Dream Getting Jaded Quoting Farris Buller Being Scared Of Dark Side Of The Moon New Order Kids VS Depeche Mode Kids The Clash Walkmen Child Sex Makes You Lose Your Memory Kevin Writing & Staring In A Play Meeting Amy From Stars Project 9 13 Engines Nancy Despot Orange Alert The 8th Rib: The Pre-Deadly Snakes and Taking Speed To See One Step Beyond: The Pre-New Deal Band “It’s Called Ritalin. Have One.” The Cult At The Skydome Rage Against The Machine Seeing The Tragically Hip For The First Time Getting Into Sonic Youth & 7Seconds Meeting Greg Dick At 10 Years Old Going To See Dinosaur Jr. Getting Into Pavement Damian & Kevin’s Craziest Hang's All Over The Place Kevin’s First Band: Quicksand…. No, Not That One Crowd Surfing Parties In Kevin’s Room Explosion In The Sky: Best People Frightened Bread: Kevin Just Runs Around On Stage… On Drugs Kevin Spits In Bradford Cox’s Mouth & MUCH, MUCH MORE... BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Can hunting survive without conservation?  Can conservation survive without hunting?  History tells us that they need each other to survive.  Hunting without rules will surely devastate a species.  Conservation regulation without hunting has shown that hunting dollars matter greatly, and without the economic backing, poachers have a field day.   This is perhaps no better represented as in the case of the white rhino where the horn of the rhino brings big bucks in the far east to supply a culture's demand based on ancient medicinal beliefs.  Cole Reid, from the Stewards of Wildlife,  is all to familiar with these concepts as he is attempting to herd 2500 rhinos on his ranch in Texas. This herd will perhaps one day supply the world with what could be the only white rhino started-culture on earth. Cole is a long time deer hunter and now world conservationist. Stay tuned as we explore a global view of conservation and hunting in this episode. Oh, and we talk a lot about deer hunting too. OUR SPONSORS: Advanced Treestands, Covert Scouting Cameras, Horny Buck Seed Company, Eurohanger, Morse's Sporting Goods DEER NEWS:  Coyote Challenge Offers Prizeds for Kills in Georgia City to Keep Using Bowhunters to Thin the Herd in Cincinati As Python Population in Florida Increase, So Do Numbers of Snake Hunters Here's What We Discuss: Drawn to Texas, More on the Conservation Side  The Insignificant Older Animals Still Support Hunting Can't Have One without the Other Conservation and Hunting Go Together a .22 Ruger Pistole The Stewards of Wildlife In Situ and Ex Situ Conservation The White Rhino and Far East Medicine The Monitory Reward of the Rhino Horn  A Herd of Rhinos in Texas 2500 Strong When the Population Gets Too Low What's the Right Number? The Scimatar Horned Oryx Example - A Starter Culture The French Grape  A Safety Net, The United States  No Hoof Stock, the Cattle Lobby The Deer Herd and CWD and Conservation The Exotic Wildlife Organization CWD Regulations and Deer Kill VS Benefits CWD and the Exotics, The Cervids The Bengal Tiger Questioning the Numbers and the Studies Scientific vs Political, The Polar Bear Example I've Killed a Lot of Deer Breeder Permits, High Fence and Free Range 5x5 VS 10 Point and Browtines VS Eye Guards 10 Rapid Fire Questions and a Memorable Deer Story   Our APP: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/app Help Support This Show: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/pledge FEEDBACK HOTLINE: 724-613-2825 REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE on iTUNES and Stitcher: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes www.BigBuckRegistry.com/stitcher Want to Know When the Next Big Buck Podcast is Released? Then Join the Club: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntmail Submit A Buck: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/mybuck Be a Guest: Guests@BigBuckRegistry.com Share for Share: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/s4s Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bigbuckregistry Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigbuckregistry Feedback:Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com Also find us on these fine networks:  Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn  CREDITS: This Show was Written, Edited, and Produced by Jason “Jay” Scott Ammann Deer News Written and Recorded by Jim Keller Chubby Tines Tip of the Week Written by Dusty Phillips      

Explore the aspects of pastoral discipleship including: 1. Direct: Life on Life 2. Preaching 3. Systematic and 4. Parents – joy. Do older people need to be discipled? In Conversion and Discipleship by Bill Hull, he states under You Can’t Have One without the Other, “The primary weakness of the forgiveness gospel is what it doesn’t mention. Often this gospel covers the important topics of forgiveness and grace. But makes no mention of repentance, gives no invitation to follow Jesus, and does not discuss obedience to Jesus that Scripture teaches is required for a life of discipleship.” He also states, “The simple gospel presentation is designed to lead someone to a point of decision. While it says many things that are true and biblical, it is a plan of salvation, not the gospel itself. Certainly it is a tool to get someone started or begin a conversation, but it does not say enough to move a person beyond a decision. It doesn’t speak of the expectation of discipleship and in fact makes discipleship optional.” Consider that Hull states, “A majority of those who make a decision through a tract or evangelistic meeting and pray the sinner’s prayer don’t decide to follow Jesus. The reason they don’t decide is that discipleship is not connected to the decision they are asked to make.” Hull reminds us that, “John confirms that being a believer means more than saying a prayer, reciting a creed, or being an expert on the teachings of Jesus.”

What a show for you Pillow Fight League fans this episode!The Voice Of The PFL - The Mouth - welcomes his guests Apocalipstick - preparing for her return to the mats after suffering a broken wrist at PFL 34! Then the Commish drops by to talk about his feud with Referee Ross Jeremy and their upcoming (first time ever!) Men's Match at PFL 43, and to go over upcoming events taking place!PLUS - a new fighter in the PFL is called a Pledge - and we HAVE ONE as a guest this episode! Pledge Sofia talks about her tryout experience, and what her hopes and dream are in the League!All this and more on the Official Podcast Of The Pillow Fight League - Inside The PFL!

Joanna Newsom live from the 6th and I Synagogue in Washington, DC. Hear Joanna and her band perform songs from her new album "Have One on Me" also "Ys" and "Milk-Eyed Mender"