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Welcome back to another episode of Get Creative! Today, Justin Tuminowski dives into the world of real estate investing and creative finance strategies. Joining him are special guests; Roy Ben Shlomo from Israel and Jaime Marin from South Florida. These two are not only business partners but also pioneers in leveraging virtual platforms to make real estate deals across continents. Stay tuned as they share their journey, strategies, and the incredible way they've adapted to challenges in the real estate market.   Highlights: "Being part of a community is not just about taking; it's about giving and growing together." -    "Adversity isn't a barrier; it's a stepping stone to finding creative solutions in real estate."    "Every challenge is an opportunity to learn and improve your approach."    Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and Welcome 03:10 - Jaime Marin introduces himself and his background 06:25 - Roy discusses his work and move from Israel to Florida 10:00 - The importance of community and mutual support in real estate 15:00 - Overcoming geographical challenges in the business 20:00 - How Jaime and Roy met and their partnership dynamics 25:00 - Insights into their recent successful real estate deals 27:50 - Closing thoughts and future plans in the industry   ► Join The Subto Community & Learn Creative Finance Directly from Pace:  https://paceapproves.com/subto-gc  ► Want to Become a Private Money Lender? Join Us For The Upcoming LIVE Training this Saturday to Learn How to Lend Money on Real Estate Deals: http://joingatortribe.com/yt    ► Join Our Free Facebook Group to Connect with Pace and his Students: https://paceapproves.com/freefb-yt    ► Become a Top Tier Transaction Coordinator and Make Money Doing The Paperwork For Real Estate Transactions: https://paceapproves.com/tttc-gc    ► Listen To Pace and His Students Share Insider Secrets To Real Estate Investor Success: https://getcreativepodcast.com/    PLUG IN & SUBSCRIBE Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pacemorby/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@pacemorby 

Highlights:Being very well read and bringing so much interesting reading to the podcastDiscovery coaching through the ROTC Being known for coaching early on in his careerBringing leadership development and coaching to Indiana UniversityLiking strategy work, but loving the leadership coaching role he playedThe courage to move from an Executive role at P&G to AcademiaReinforcing the decisions that you've madeThe person most likely to take the advice is the one giving itCreating the MBA leadership academy Having 2nd year MBA students coach their 1st year MBA studentsUsing reflective exercises to learn and growSelf Leadership program his favorite class to teachSelf Coaching is a Social activityWhat is your Value and understanding what this is in a coaching sessionCreating much more self awareness and helping people to build it upUnderstanding working in a way that aligns with your values

Highlights:Being asked to teach a high profile leadership program at her companyBeing coached on learning how to pause and see more than currently seeingGetting a pair of glasses when you didn't realize you needed themNeed to be open to coaching - Is your client readyFinding the ideal clientReaching back to previous clients to connect - it's magicWe are in a "helping Profession" and being aware of burning outBuilding up a strong network of people for coachingShing a light where the person hasn't looked beforeHelping our clients to pause in the moment, creating that safe containerThe client may not know what they need, we help them access their own toolsBeing able to "Right Size" to your clientsGreat coaching book "The Coaching Habit"Having a richer life by being a coach and an amazing support network

In this episode I interview retire US navy man Dan Dry Dock Shockley.    HIGHLIGHTS Being in the Navy and learning perseverance Recovering from a surgery and needing to be back on assignment after 9/11 Finding out about his rare genetic condition Living life in an ostomy  His advocacy work  How he lives by the 3 steps ADAPT, Improvise, Overcome  You can find Dan on Instagram, Twitter or email him @ dandrydock@gmail.comperseverance

“The most important thing in life is to stop saying “I wish” and start saying “I will.” Consider nothing impossible, then treat possibilities as probabilities.” - Charles Dickens When was the last time you stopped and contemplated where life has taken you? Did you intentionally stop or were you just forced to stop by an unexpected circumstance? Are you afraid of stopping because you know that when you do you will have to face your fears and self-doubts? However, how would your life be if you kept thinking and acting in the same manner? If you want to live a better life but do not know where or how to start, then tune in to today's episode. Dr. Ray Sylvester and I will enlighten you on the most empowering thing you can do to propel your life in the most astounding ways. Dr. Ray Sylvester is a US-based professor who profoundly specialises in personal branding. Start living an intentional and fulfilling life today. Highlights: ⚡️ Being intentional is becoming conscious of the things that are important in your life. ⚡️ Negative reinforcements can sometimes lead to losing the will to be intentional. ⚡️ The art of stopping is a much more challenging task. ⚡️ Knowing and exchanging values creates harmony. ⚡️ Looking into the reality of where you are is the bravest thing you can do.

You may recognize Chris from his 25-year career as a model, where he appeared in over 60 campaigns for Ralph Lauren and became an iconic face for the luxury brand. It was on a spontaneous trip to Grasse, the French Riviera town known as the perfume capital of the world, that Chris struck a deal with a scent manufacturer to start his own line. Not long after, Chris Collins became the first Black-owned fragrance line to be sold at Bergdorf Goodman, Nordstrom, and Sephora.In this episode, Chris sits down with Brittney Jackson Moseley, who runs integrated marketing at Scentbird. He tells the story of the cultural exchange between New York and Paris, takes us back to the artistry of the 1920s Harlem Renaissance, and reflects on what it means to live a bold, free life.Highlights:Being discovered as a model and pivoting from a medical pathWhat it was like to work as a Ralph Lauren model for 25+ yearsObsession for Men and early scent momentsHow Chris found the freedom to be himselfThe first “yes” from a fragrance house in GrasseTake the first step, even if you don't know how to startThe connection between Paris and the 1920s Harlem RenaissanceWhat does a Harlem speakeasy smell like?How a fragrance goes from an idea to the bottleDaring to explore (and overcome) taboos in self-expressionChris' scent preferences day to dayScent Spotlight: Harlem Nights, Renaissance, & Danse SauvageThe story of Josephine BakerScent Connection, First MomentsWhy Chris is making historyThe definition of a life well-livedFeatured Fragrances:Harlem Nights by Chris CollinsDanse Sauvage by Chris CollinsRenaissance by Chris CollinsSoak in all of our audio and video content at https://podcast.scentbird.com.

In this episode of GODMODE™: Win or Win Bigger, Michael Mahoney, and Brady Edwards discuss being aware of the signs that are within your environment.Questions for consideration:Can you describe salt without ever tasting salt?Are you aware of the signs and messages the universe throws to you?---HIGHLIGHTS:Being aware of the signs in your environmentIs everything a coincidence to you?Gerald Butler StoryBecome a deteective in your environment---TIME STAMPS:00:00 - Prelude01:18 - Start02:00 - Are you paying attention to the signs presented to you in your life?04:30 - Be aware of the old dichotomies and the old programs we hav06:30 - Are you eager looking to make something a “coincidence”09:00 - The amount of energy exchanged between human beings10:00 - Gerald Butler Stor18:30 - Become a detective of your environment20:00 - Infer the best possible meaning of things in your life24:30 - Imagination and Will Power28:45 - There is significance in what you hear, say and think31:14 - ENDThank you for listening to GODMODE™: Win or Win BiggerIf you are interested in UPGRD Your Mind, visit us at: https://upgrd.com to book a call with one of our team members.

Your words are powerful and vital in helping you change your perspective on life and business. Don't focus on “Woe is me” and what you wish you had, but think, “Wow is me, and this is who I am.” change your perspective on your life and share your story. In this episode, our host is Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco, Co-Founder of the blooprinted app, best-selling Author of ROCKET FUEL - Convert Setbacks, Become Unstoppable - and the powerhouse behind the "What Are You Made Of?" Podcast. Mike talks about the power of shifting your mindset from "woe is me" to "wow is me." And how it's important to pay attention to the words you use, both within yourself and with others.   Highlights: Being intentional about the life that you want to live Learning how to control our energy and perspective Share your story to inspire others   Links: Change Your Perspective From "Woe Is Me To Wow Is Me" Connect with Mike here! Additional resources: Speak Your Truth: 9 Reasons to Share Your Story The Power of Storytelling in Business: How to Build an Emotional Connection and Grow Your Brand All The World's A Stage - Why Conferences Are Still Invaluable To Your Business   Come grab your seat at the table and join us on Clubhouse live every week Monday-Friday, 5 am - 1 pm EST, and Saturdays, 5 am - 10 am EST!   

250 Satisfying Relationships Are A Choice Sometimes what we want in life are things that may not be the best fit for us, be it a new leadership position and you're either too bossy or too shy to effectively get the job done, or maybe it's just a car that doesn't run as well as we hoped it would. Regardless it is important to be able to keep our companions close in these times due to the valuable insight our inner circle can give us.    In this episode Sarah Elkins reflects on the importance of having people in your life who are willing to point out the mistakes you make with compassion, and why it is so necessary to be willing to change for the betterment of the relationships that are held dear.  Highlights Being willing to change and being able to flow with change. Choice and Consequences will define how you want to grow. Find people who will call you out when you make a mistake. Quotes “If you want to be a leader people have to trust you, they have to know you'll help them without judging them for needing help.” “As a leader you have to create an environment where people will see the positive impact of being there.” About Sarah Elkins "Uncovering the right stories for the right audiences so executives, leaders, public speakers, and job seekers can clearly and actively demonstrate their character, values, and vision." In my work with coaching clients, I guide people to improve their communication using storytelling as the foundation of our work together. What I've realized over years of coaching and podcasting is that the majority of people don't realize the impact of the stories they share - on their internal messages, and on the people they're sharing them with. My work with leaders and people who aspire to be leaders follows a similar path to the interviews on my podcast, uncovering pivotal moments in their lives and learning how to share them to connect more authentically with others, to make their presentations and speaking more engaging, to reveal patterns that have kept them stuck or moved them forward, and to improve their relationships at work and at home. The audiobook, Your Stories Don't Define You, How You Tell Them Will is now available! Included with your purchase are two bonus tracks, songs recorded by Sarah's band, Spare Change, in her living room in Montana.   Interested in No Longer Virtual? Check out the details and register at elkinsconsulting.com/nlv-home   Show Notes by Chinook Bromlie

Today we spoke with Mark Whittle - Performance and Life coach, and Founder of Take Flight Productions Mark Whittle is a former city worker, with companies like J&J and Salesforce, turned lifestyle coach, entrepreneur, mental health advocate, and productivity bio-hacker. He is the host of the UK's No.1 peak performance podcast ‘Take FLIGHT', and the host of the unique ‘Take FLIGHT' events and seminars. Mark shared with us his rock bottom, what coaching means to him - and why he got into it in the first place. We asked Mark about his coaching role as a dad - and what that looks like. He also unpacked who the right guest is for his pod, and why. "In the past money fuelled my addiction for validation" - that's not what fuels Mark now. Hear about passion and purpose! Highlights:

Our Authenticity Depends on Our Values, Not Our Comfort Zones Throughout our lives we learn many lessons about ourselves and others, how we move on and grow from these lessons is how we become better versions of ourselves even if at the time it seems painful. By sharing what we've learned and our interests in a constructive and compassionate way, without sounding condescending or judgmental we can achieve our best selves.   In this episode Sarah Elkins and Ben Albert talk about the importance of life lessons and sharing our interests with others in a way that doesn't sound conceited, as well as balancing our work and life in a healthy way, and through doing so learn how to reflect on ourselves in order to benefit others and ourselves by being empathetic and vulnerable. Highlights Being conscious of how you speak and rewording things that can seem negative. Being proud of being your whole self There is continuity in steps that feel disconnected Balance is essential for a healthy life Quotes “To me it doesn't matter who gets the trophy, so long as the solution is found.” - Ben Albert “ “Should” doesn't demonstrate care, it demonstrates judgment.” Sarah Elkins About Ben Albert   Ben is the owner of Balbert Marketing LLC. He is also the curator of The “Real Business Connections Network,” where he hosts 5 podcasts, “Rochester Business Connections,” “Learn Speak Teach,” “Ben's Bites,” “Five Minute Fridays,” and “Real Hits.” Once an underdog, now a successful entrepreneur, Ben is passionate about helping other underdogs achieve their dreams. When Covid hit, Ben was furloughed from work. He found himself down and out, staring at an empty handle of Jim Bean Whiskey. He was unemployed, depressed, and felt unworthy. Hesitantly, he opened his Macbook and started reaching out to strangers on Linkedin. This spearheaded his entrepreneurial journey.  The rest is history.  Now Ben hosts a network of 5 podcasts called “Real Business Connections,” runs a massively successful marketing firm, Balbert Marketing, and has replaced his established sales income in just over a year. Ben found his way. Once an underdog, now a successful entrepreneur, Ben is passionate about helping other underdogs find their way and achieve their dreams. Ben is on a mission to move the needle on one million careers, one conversation at a time.   You can contact Ben via his Facebook, Instagram, Linkedin, and at Balbert Marketing! Or schedule a consultation with him Here! You can also listen to his podcast Real Business Connections on Apple or Spotify! About Sarah Elkins "Uncovering the right stories for the right audiences so executives, leaders, public speakers, and job seekers can clearly and actively demonstrate their character, values, and vision." In my work with coaching clients, I guide people to improve their communication using storytelling as the foundation of our work together. What I've realized over years of coaching and podcasting is that the majority of people don't realize the impact of the stories they share - on their internal messages, and on the people they're sharing them with. My work with leaders and people who aspire to be leaders follows a similar path to the interviews on my podcast, uncovering pivotal moments in their lives and learning how to share them to connect more authentically with others, to make their presentations and speaking more engaging, to reveal patterns that have kept them stuck or moved them forward, and to improve their relationships at work and at home. The audiobook, Your Stories Don't Define You, How You Tell Them Will is now available! Included with your purchase are two bonus tracks, songs recorded by Sarah's band, Spare Change, in her living room in Montana.  

Today, I'm talking to Heidi Finn.-Heidi is currently the Sr. Director of Product Design on the Commerce team at GoDaddy, a domain register and web hosting company. Before GoDaddy, she worked at PayPal as the Sr. Design Manager and co-founded two startups - TripCraft and Videoo.-In our conversation, we delved into a variety of topics, including designing for commerce, the pros & cons of joining a startup as a designer, UX methodologies, and so much more. Personally, the most eye-opening part was when Heidi talked about the challenges of designing e-commerce vs physical commerce where cultural differences need to be considered. So, without further ado, here's my conversation with Heidi Finn.===Highlights⭐ Being a serial entrepreneur⭐ Pros and cons of working at a startup as a designer⭐ Challenges designing for commerce⭐ UX methodologies⭐ How to communicate with stakeholders===Not Just Pixels is a student-led UX Design podcast that strives to help you grow as a designer and get that next design internship or job. This is the podcast I wished I had as a design student, and I hope you'll get something valuable from this show.===Have a great day! :)

Today on the show Jayson is joined by Zach Darrow, Zachary Darrow serves as Chairman of DarrowEverett LLP and leads both its Corporate & Business Transactions and its Private Equity, Capital Markets & Securities Practice Groups. Zach grew up without a father figure, struggled with learning disabilities, and was told that he wasn't cut out for college. Yet now, Zach owns a successful law firm that has over 30 attorneys.  During this interview, Zach told me about how he overcame his challenges to become the True Underdog that he is. If you want to learn how to crush your adversities and rise to the top, this episode is for you! Highlights: Being an attorney that people actually like Zach's struggles growing up in Queens with a learning disability How Zach always had a desire to prove people wrong The idea that success is rented and you need to pay that rent every day How a partnership rejection pushed Zach to leave his law firm and become partner elsewhere The challenges Zach faced his first year as partner in 2007 Starting a business with Hall of Fame Cornerback Ty Law GET A COPY OF OWN YOUR POWER - AN AMAZON'S NUMBER 1 BOOK RELEASE! Immerse yourself with 8 key life-changing principles, worksheets to create your own map, and how to reach another level of your game!  It's all Real Life Stories! It's You vs You! Warning: This book is not suitable for pessimists, excuse-makers, and haters! SPONSORS: Open Door Capital - HubSpot - Buck Mason - Once you try Buck Mason they'll become your go-to's too! Head over to buckmason.com/trueunderdog and get a free t-shirt with your first order. That's buckmason.com/trueunderdog to get a free t-shirt with your first order.  PINK ENERGY is the leading solar energy company installing solar panels and solar power for homes.  Looking for a job in the Energy Industry Serving Communities? Join the solar movement! www.Powerhome.com/careers Social‌ ‌Media:‌ Check out Jayson's website: https://www.jaysonwaller.com/ ‌ Follow True Underdog and Jayson Waller on your favorite social media channels and digital podcast platforms: https://linktr.ee/trueunderdog True Underdog is a Top 3 Entrepreneurship podcast on Apple hosted by Jayson Waller, CEO of Pink Energy, one of the fastest-growing private companies in the USA, and his high-profile guests share motivational tips, inspiring stories, and business-building lessons to help each listener grow in their entrepreneurial journey. Reach‌ ‌out‌ ‌to‌ ‌Jayson‌ ‌directly‌ ‌at:‌ ‌ Jayson@trueunderdog.com‌ ‌ Guest Social Handles / Links In The Episode: Website: https://www.darroweverett.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zacharydarrow Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/darroweverettllp/?hl=en Twitter: https://twitter.com/darroweverett?lang=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/darroweverett/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Part 2 of How to be Single! Sometimes being single can be the best thing for you, even if it doesn't feel like it in the moment. We  talk about how being single is best for individual growth, gives you clarity about your next relationship(s), and why it's really not so bad.Highlights:Being single can be frustrating  You attract the people you're not interested in and don't attract the ones you want Working on yourself attracts the right relationships 

@jamienelson6@pink1968@flamingo_junglejamie-nelson.comThe scene:We are at Jamie's gorgeous home, sunbathing nude in the backyard, surrounded by penises. It's just us, but she has a penis topiary, penis statue, and too many penis sculptures inside to count. The minute we start the interview, the gardener surprises us and we go from celebrating our sexuality to scrambling inside. Hilarious. We are everything all the time and this is why we are sisters. Join us poolside for real girl talk.Highlights:+ Being terrified to be in FRONT of the camera+ There's a lot of glitter on the introvert+ Creatively directing being a form of control+ Vulnerability achieved through a “train-wreck”+ Creating a Playboy-biker-themed house+ Starting with an inflatable bed in a closet in NYC+ Renting your entire house out and living in the office+ Choosing your life perspective as glass all the way full+ Finding balance and no longer doing it all+ Having 5 careers and no time to wrench+ Trying to keep up with 85-yr old car guys+ Feeling the pressure of your own high expectations+ Doing a lot of damage to your body+ Home-owning is not for the faint of heart+ Biggest goal: life hacks and superpowers+ Growing up very poor and eating from a food bank+ Playing all the sports and having other parents want to kick your ass+ Being an honors nerd rebel and considering pre-med+ Wanting to do and be it all and not being accepted anywhere+ Being a pervert and having a drawer full of speedo's for your male guests+ 1968 Playmate Pink Convertible Ford Mustang+ Becoming a photographer in high school because she couldn't paint or draw+ Being young and poor in New York+ Biggest gift: resourcefulness+ Being poor teaches you tenacity and grit+ Cross-marketing still, video and home rental+ Life happens for us, not to us+ When you focus on the negative, the universe shows you more negative+ You don't get it until you GET it - you live it+ The red heart tub IS a celebrity+ Killing yourself to buy a house for your mom in the Dominican+ Raising flamingoes in their own ecosystem+ Feeling like you've never worked a day in your life+ Fulfillment comes from giving back+ Setting up a non-profit to give scholarships to a photoshoot studio+ Moving to LA for the weather and more shooting seasons+ Space, inexpensive vintage, abundance of time and sun+ Perfectionism and learning to be gentle on yourself+ Dreams, visualization, manifesting+ Midgets, cakes, smoke-bombs, roof jumps+ When the payoff of a centered life > the payoff of partying+ Dealing with our problems, not escaping to boyfriends+ Compound interest lesson from sexy financial wiz Jamie+ Having “quite a bit of OCD” and counting everything+ Being inspired by an entrepreneurial mom+ Appreciating the power of being different+ Thinking too much about what other people thought+ Feeling hodge-podge in life, then appreciating it all+ It's too much fun - too fun not to share+ Success comes from so many failures and so much hard workA taste:“I just make sporadic, dumb decisions constantly. They end up being the smartest decisions ever because I'm the only one dumb enough to just do it and then it always works out. It always works out.”“Even my fun is very overachieving.”Favorite sayings:“All of the sudden…” (is not all of the sudden)“Slow down to speed up.”Support the show

Upcoming show! Journey to the Center of the Milks  April 2 - May 22, 2022 Morris Graves Museum - Humboldt Arts Council - 636 F Street, Eureka, CA 95501@nancy_._tobinnancy-tobin.com@vintage_avengervintageavengerhumboldt.comThe scene:We are sitting in Nancy's store, The Vintage Avenger in Arcata, CA, which I have been coming into since it's inception in 1999…yeah, that's 23 years ago. I'm pretty sure up until a recent move, I still had the hand-dyed vintage slips that Nancy dyed, which I wore as dresses - because it was early 00's and we were so grunge. How many vintage stores do you know of that have been open that long? I'm convinced it's due to her genuine passion for what she does and why she does it - and that everyone recognizes that. Join us in her store while Nancy hand-sews a piece for her new installation at the Morris Graves Museum of Art in Humboldt, CA.Highlights:+ Being proud and humble+ Retaining your own power+ Self-reliance as a response to trauma+ Military kid+ Being ousted socially+ The mind of a super creative+ Art as self-therapy+ The source of life and destruction+ A love letter to others+ Be resourceful+ Creating with waste+ Build it, they will come+ Give them the opportunity to say yes+ Dad was a helicopter pilot in Vietnam+ Give yourself permission to say yes+ Learning self confidence+ Letting kids be of themselves+ Adaptability+ Peace out of a pandemic+ HSU art degree+ “How to run a consignment shop”+ You've got to build it+ Isolation and missing people+ We need other people, the right people+ Find something and polish it up+ Changing others' minds about value+ The hobby became the everything+ Competition brings demand+ Single parenting+ Tough times come in sets, like waves in surfing+ Don't try to bend things to your will+ Work WITH the obstacles+ Let go and let God+ College of the Redwoods is THE best school+ Being self-sufficient+ An artist and also an accountant+ Minimalizing a vintage collection+ Coming out of the womb independent+ Introverts need people too+ Extroverts are over-celebrated+ Inspiring others visually+ Get weird!+ Bringing others joy and laughter+ Fearing people disliking us+ The slut from Arizona+ Keyed cars in high school+ Working for yourself+ The covid sabbatical+ Do it all the same, but in Hawaii+ Presenting the groom with an umbilical cord+ Meow Wolf in Las Vegas+ Counting on friends to keep us in check+ Life is messy, and beautiful+ Show the process+ Wabi Sabi+ Getting back to being childlike+ Letting go of inhibitions+ Seasons of life experiencesA taste:“It seems like things come in cycles and in waves, and so when something bad happens it's always like there's going to be a set of them coming through. And so I'll be like, uhhhp, here we go! You can just tell.  I've seen it enough times. There's going to be a little set of things here. So I try to think of it like surfing - so it's like get on your board and just get out past the break and just let the waves roll under you and try to float on top of it and just let them pass.”Favorite saying:“Making Lemonade.”“Don't wait for the stars to align before you begin.”Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/sagewlf)

Now that the holiday season is near, you might be spending hundreds to thousands of dollars giving gifts to your friends, family, and loved ones. In this Money Monday episode, Bill describes his money-saving ideas for you for the holidays. He shares what works for him, and the different questions that he loves asking himself that can also work for you. Highlights Being asked repeatedly “How do you stop spending money especially during the holidays?” - 0:17 The first step is to think once you spend money. - 0:46 The second step. - 1:45 Another idea to think about. - 2:27 Ask yourself before buying something for yourself: “Can this make me money?” - 3:25 The last step. - 3:39 Episode Resources Connect with Bill Bloom https://www.bloomfinancialco.com/ bill@bloomfinancial.us https://www.bloomfinancialco.com/Bill-Bloom.9.htm https://www.linkedin.com/company/bloom-financial-company/ https://www.facebook.com/retireasyoudesire 

Jen, Ganga, and Gary discuss why the listeners may want to consider syndicating their own deals and what services their team provides new entrepreneurs and syndicators. Highlights Being ready for an adventure - 3:45 Ganga's background - 4:20 Doing performing coaching - 8:28 The entrepreneur's mindset - 9:41 Learning and teaching systems - 10:45 The biggest fear of business owners - 14:45 The syndication world - 19:02 Being careful in syndication with money - 20:50 Being a syndicator - 21:55 Getting in touch with them - 23:06 Links and Resources from this Episode Connect with Gary Pinkerton https://www.paradigmlife.net/ gpinkerton@paradigmlife.net https://garypinkerton.com/ Connect with Jen Katsev and Ganga Tarwady jen@katsevinvest.com ganga.tarwady@gmail.com https://www.syndicationinabox.com/ 

Gary interviewed entrepreneur Ryan Chamberlin, CEO of the True Patriot Network and recent candidate for US Congress about the importance of free speech and what it means to be a patriot. Highlights Being a patriot and love of country - 1:38 Using the word “patriot” - 3:04 Changing the narrative - 5:29 Life, liberty and property and protecting those things - 7:03 Thinking on what's going to happen in 2022 - 14:38 An accurate representation of one of the goals - 16:07 The value of free speech - 19:48 The value of having control over your business - 22:33 Starting to outsource everything - 23:11 Get in touch with Ryan - 30:01 Links and Resources from this Episode Connect with Gary Pinkerton https://www.paradigmlife.net/ gpinkerton@paradigmlife.net https://garypinkerton.com/ Connect with Ryan Chamberlin ryan@ryanchamberlin.com https://ryanchamberlin.com/ https://www.gettpn.net/gary/ 

An interview with clarinetist, writer, speaker, and thought-leader, Alex Laing. Alex is the principal clarinetist of the Phoenix Symphony, an orchestra and board member of the Gateways Music Festival, and on the creative team of the NPR show, From the Top. Highlights Being an enormous positive influence professionally - 6:43 His background - 9:24 Engage, attract, and reflect - 11:31 Is there an opportunity to share new values? - 24:33 Practicing performances - 33:42 Having different narratives - 35:25 The best music played by the best musicians - 38:30 What values do we need to communicate - 43:20 Becoming more human-centered - 44:55 Is an orchestra a learning or planning organization? - 48:16 Having an artistic and personal ambition - 48:16 The purpose of the orchestra - 1:03:09 Episode Resources Connect with Robert Hunt Simonds: roberthuntsimonds@gmail.com http://roberthuntsimonds.com/ http://craigwagnermusic.blogspot.com/p/bio.html Alex's website: https://www.alexlaingmusic.com The Gateways Music Festival: https://www.gatewaysmusicfestival.org The Phoenix Symphony: https://www.phoenixsymphony.org Performances: Mozart Clarinet Concerto with the Phoenix Symphony: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7vXzIU8XH70 "Po' Pilgrim" - The Downtown Chamber Series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rD0PJkiGq-M "There is a Balm in Gilead" on From the Top: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWE0vqQhpek Alex's book recommendations: Reframing Organizations: Artistry, Choice, and Leadership -- Lee G. Bolman, Terrence E. Deal Marketing Lessons from the Grateful Dead: What Every Business Can Learn from the Most Iconic Band in History -- David Scott The World Is Made of Stories -- David Loy 

Max Borges is an entrepreneur who in 2002 founded the Max Borges Agency, a tech-focused public relations firm. By studying the habits of business and strategy icons, he built his agency to more than 50 employees and $10 million a year in revenue. Max is also a tech investor and author of How to Be Fan-F'n-Tastic. Highlights Being lucky to find great mentors and teachers - 1:16 Wanting to be more successful - 3:28 The other areas of life - 5:20 Having a positive mental attitude - 7:38 An open-book test - 9:08 Focusing on the experience - 12:05 Things that you learn in college - 15:34 Always learning and always practicing - 16:36 Being a public relations agency - 18:03 How life is - 20:36 Decrease costs and increase efficiency - 23:52 Things to look at to reach a level of growth - 25:27 Putting systems and processes in place - 26:36 Financially incentivize employees - 29:36 Episode Resources Connect with Raul Hernandez Ochoa https://www.linkedin.com/in/dogoodwork https://dogoodwork.io/work-with-raul https://dogoodwork.io/podcast Connect with Max Borges https://www.maxborgesagency.com/ 

One of the things that I recently employed in my life, in my work, is not having meetings… I’m not trying to eliminate them completely, but I want to articulate the fact that most of our meetings are unnecessary. Highlights Being with another person in a Zoom meeting - 2:16 There are different levels of meetings - 2:41 Disrespecting your own time - 2:56 Working with your time - 4:23 Communicating things efficiently - 5:13 Shortening gaps between information and action - 5:24 Three categories of meetings - 6:05 What’s worth a meeting? - 7:10 Think about things that can be done offline - 9:10 Episode Resources Connect with Raul Hernandez Ochoa https://www.linkedin.com/in/dogoodwork https://dogoodwork.io/work-with-raul https://dogoodwork.io/podcast 

Justin interviewed Taline about the components of building successful industrial developments. Highlights Being able to learn the southern California industrial market - 3:02 The type of data that the industry did not have before - 4:13 The value of being in the field - 4:45 Having in-house preconstruction - 6:12 Every deal is so different - 9:37 Having big deals - 12:32 The product of UPS - 14:02 The cost to relocate - 22:20 Having an education process - 43:48 Developing eco-friendly - 44:40 E-commerce trends - 45:31 What can affect our markets - 47:00 Episode Resources Connect with Justin Smith https://smithcre.com/ https://www.lee-associates.com/ JBSmith@LeeIrvine.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/justinbsmith Connect with Taline Agopian https://www.conor.com/ tagopian@conor.com 

Today, guest Mike Hutchinson (Hutch) passionately explores the topic of masculinity and emotions, such as rage, as a follow up to telling his adoption story in the previous episode 70, where we explored how certain familial relationships have impacted his identity and life path. After listening, head over to humanamplified.com/episodes/071 and let us know what your experience of masculinity is in the comments.HIGHLIGHTS-Being sensitive and crying easily as a child-Being raised in southern masculinity-Emotional maturity can look different in different people-The differences in men and women's tear ducts-The role of abandonment-Fighting in middle school-Accessing rage quickly in a self protection situation-The safety of intellectualism -Ability to identify emotions-Healthy masculinity and normal male behavior versus toxic masculinity-The church's role in shaping masculinity-Being in a masculinity crisis in society-How to create healthy masculinity -Men's rights

What do you do if your opinion differs on what your parents think? Robby and Kim talk about what you can do when you do not think the same as your parents. Highlights Being in “learning mode” - 1:21 Not knowing much about personal finance - 1:55 The learning curve - 2:34 Do not take it "personally" - 3:32 Not fighting over the idea - 4:12 The cost of many fights in family - 4:45 An ownership obsession - 5:10 Having conversations about money - 7:43 The Perpetual Wealth Book - 13:09 Explaining yourself in a humble way - 15:08 Episode Resources Connect with Kim Butler and Robby Butler www.wealthrenegadepodcast.com www.prosperityeconomics.org hello@pem.email 

In today's workshop, Steve Stine shows you how to play some killer Texas blues licks, plus a few more. So you can use them in your next blues solo, or add bluesy mojo to any guitar solo or song. Try them out and let us know how it helps you improve your guitar playing skills.P.S. Make sure you check out Steve's new course Creative Blues Soloing: https://guitarzoom.com/creativebluessoloing/promo/Highlights: Being more creative with how you playCreative blues soloing takes you out of your rutDoing little things to level up the playingPunching and raking Use of sliding and jumping over strings techniqueHow to kill double stopsLinks:https://guitarzoom.comThe Creative Blues Soloing: https://guitarzoom.com/creativebluessoloing/promo/

Today, we are talking to Rock Felder, the co-founder of SquadCast.fm and co-host of the Between 2 Mics podcast. He is on a mission to amplify collaboration by making the process of recording podcasts as seamless and hassle-free as possible. SquadCast's innovative product is fast becoming the industry standard to record shows remotely in the best sound quality possible.   Highlights Being exposed to executives and founders - 2:50 Looking for an opportunity - 4:56 Big years for the industry - 6:21 Being strategic with your risks - 8:04 How he views risk -11:53 People coming to podcasting - 16:21 Building a connection with people - 19:59 Current trends - 22:16 Get in touch with Rock Felder - 24:35   Episode Resources Connect with Raul Hernandez Ochoa https://www.linkedin.com/in/dogoodwork  https://dogoodwork.io/work-with-raul  https://dogoodwork.io/podcast  Connect with Rock Felder https://squadcast.fm/

When your selfishness comes from a perspective of abundance, it becomes the kind that gives value to people instead of taking something away from them. That is just one of the amazing facets of the abundance mindset that we don’t get to hear about every day. You can hear these facets resound mightily now in this conversation between Gary Pinkerton and his amazing guest, fellow wealth strategist, and Paradigm Life CEO, Patrick Donohoe. Listen in as they take a deep dive into a far-ranging conversation on abundance, empathy, growth, and success.   Highlights Being selfish - 1:18 Experiencing success - 4:30 Struggling with the idea of individualism - 5:48 Selfishness from a scarcity mindset - 8:55 Common fears that people have - 12:08 Fear as a trigger - 18:13 What’s fear - 19:54 The time between stimulus and response - 31:46 So many positive things going on - 36:43 What does not guarantee you a meaningful life - 39:43   Links and Resources from this Episode Connect with Gary Pinkerton https://www.paradigmlife.net/  gpinkerton@paradigmlife.net https://garypinkerton.com/  Connect with Patrick Donohoe pweb@paradigmlife.net https://thewealthstandard.com/ https://paradigmlife.net/

Wade talks about the current issues in the world and breaks down the fear and anxiety that comes as a result. How do we handle it and what approach should we take to make it easier on ourselves? Wade addresses these questions and more!   Highlights Being fearful for a variety of different things - 0:19 Think about why you are fearful - 1:58 Taking control of the banking function - 3:25 Wade’s Bullhorn Message - 5:35 Mitigating the fear and anxiety - 6:44 The “Becoming Your Own Banker” concept - 8:06 Being less fearful - 9:55 How you think about money - 15:00   Episode Resources Connect with Wade Borth https://www.sagewealthstrategy.com/  wade@sagewealthstrategy.com

What can you do to be more effective in your business? Ari talks about his experience, what he did to make things happen, and what decisions he made to be able to coach more effectively today.   Highlights Being grateful for all his supporters - 0:23 What is the strategic buy product? - 1:24 Methods that he teaches - 1:54 Having a community on Facebook and podcast listeners - 2:31 Making himself happier with the work that he is doing - 2:56 Being a private coach - 3:48 Scale on coaching - 5:40 Using Voxer as an excellent tool - 6:27   Episode Resources Connect with Ari Meisel https://lessdoing.com/ https://www.instagram.com/arimeisel/ https://www.facebook.com/lessdoing/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cUF8np9Eb4c&feature=youtu.be

Gary explains the title of the podcast and the urgency behind getting this message to the American people and what we must do in the near future. He describes who the ideal listener is for Gary's Gulch and why he sees signals that the 250-year-old globally successful experiment started by our Founding Fathers is at risk of ending.   Highlights Being in the state of Florida - 0:44 Why this podcast is important today - 1:31 The risks that exist today - 2:41 About a fictional book - 4:42 A place that inspires him - 5:37 His goal - 6:58 The American Constitution - 7:59 Our Founding Fathers - 10:13 Looking at efficient governments - 14:16 The importance of education and values - 15:13 Gaining freedom - 16:17   Links and Resources from this Episode Connect with Gary Pinkerton https://www.paradigmlife.net/  gpinkerton@paradigmlife.net https://garypinkerton.com/

David Soden, co-founder and CEO of Aptimyz, talks with Pete Townsend about early entrepreneurial influences, finding purpose in a move from pharmaceuticals to B2B SaaS, the end-all-be-all of delivering customer value...and doubling down during lockdown! For more episodes and our entire back catalogue of show notes go to MoneyNeverSleeps.ie. For insights delivered to your inbox beyond the spoken word, subscribe to our MoneyNeverSleeps newsletter right here on Substack. EPISODE OVERVIEW: Aptimyz is an Ireland-based SaaS startup delivering a complete and affordable EPOS (electronic point of sale) and back-office management solution providing stability for retail in challenging times. If David and Pete had recorded this right after they met pre-lockdown in February, this conversation would’ve been much different! Think about it this way – you build some hard-fought traction with your startup and climb right up to the edge of hitting the market in a big way. Then, the unthinkable happens to not only your target market, but the entire world around you, and the interactions between consumers and small businesses that you relied on as a critical lever to your business, basically drops through the floor. Well, that’s pretty much a masterclass in “Dealing with Adversity” that you can’t get in any business school on Earth. HIGHLIGHTS: Being the youngest of five boys in an entrepreneurial household with both parents and two brothers running their own businesses – “It never looked easy, but it was always exciting, and I think I had the bug from that point.” On one of the biggest takeaways from his days in pharmaceuticals: “It was amazing as a young guy to be involved in a product launch going from zero to $1.5bn in 18 months, with that kind of scale, and see the pre-launch activity through to launch activity through to hyper-growth.” On his purposeful move from pharmaceuticals to SaaS: “It was always important to have that north star and know what you’re working for and why you enjoy doing it.” On his mantra as a startup founder: “It’s not worrying about the money, it’s worrying about whether you’re truly relieving a pain point for the customer.” On his thoughts on startups: “For anyone interested in doing a startup, it’s isn’t easy, and if it is easy, there’s a good chance you’re fooling yourself that you’ve found something that’s really worth it.” On digitalizing retail: “It isn’t about having a till or a PoS and then going online, it’s about having a digital business with a physical connection to the customer in store, and the virtual connection with the customer online, but managing it all in one place.” On the pandemic: “When it hit in March, it was kind of a hold-your-breath moment, and then we realized we could give up, or double down. We doubled down and expanded the team.” On delivering value: “There are a lot better things that retailers can be doing with their money right now than spending it on old PoS hardware.” On lessons learned from pitching to investors: “Be sure of what you want going into it because you can’t cry about it afterwards if you end up with a bad deal.” On looking ahead: “It’s a huge challenge but we’ll be successful if we deliver customer value. It’s not about the shiny buttons, it’s about helping customers run their businesses more efficiently. “ To learn more about Aptimyz, get in touch at info@aptimyz.com. Follow MoneyNeverSleeps on Twitter @MNSShow, Pete Townsend @PeteTownsendNV and Eoin Fitzgerald on @EoinFitzgerald9.

David Soden, Co-founder and CEO of Aptimyz, talks with Pete Townsend about early entrepreneurial influences, finding purpose in a move from pharmaceuticals to B2B SaaS, the end-all-be-all of delivering customer value….and doubling down during lockdown! For more episodes and our entire back catalog of show notes go to MoneyNeverSleeps.ie. For insights delivered to your inbox beyond the spoken word, subscribe to our MoneyNeverSleeps newsletter right here on Substack. EPISODE OVERVIEW: This week Pete talks to David Soden, co-founder and CEO of Aptimyz, an Irish tech startup delivering a complete and affordable EPOS (electronic point of sale) and back-office management solution providing stability for retail in challenging times. If David and Pete had recorded this right after they met pre-lockdown in February, this conversation would’ve been much different! Think about it this way - you build some hard-fought traction with your startup and climb right up to the edge of hitting the market in a big way. Then, the unthinkable happens to not only your target market, but the entire world around you, and the physical interactions between consumers and small businesses that were a critical lever to your business, basically drops through the floor. Well, that’s pretty much a masterclass in “Dealing with Adversity” that you can’t get in any business school on Earth. HIGHLIGHTS: Being the youngest of five boys in an entrepreneurial household with both parents and two brothers running their own businesses: “It never looked easy, but it was always exciting, and I think I had the bug from that point.” On one of the biggest takeaways from his days in pharmaceuticals: “It was amazing as a young guy to be involved in a product launch going from zero to $1.5bn in 18 months, with that kind of scale, and see the pre-launch activity through to launch activity through to hyper growth. On his purposeful move from pharmaceuticals to SaaS: “It was always important to have that north star and know what you’re working for and why you enjoy doing it.” On his mantra as a startup founder: “It’s not worrying about the money, it’s worrying about whether you’re truly relieving a pain point for the customer.” On his thoughts on startups: “For anyone interested in doing a startup, it’s isn’t easy, and if it is easy, there’s a good chance you’re fooling yourself that you’ve found something that’s really worth it.” On digitalizing retail: “It isn’t about having a till or a PoS and then going online, it’s about having a digital business with a physical connection to the customer in store, and the virtual connection with the customer online, but managing it all in one place.” On the pandemic: “When it hit in March, it was kind of a hold-your-breath moment, and then we realized we could give up, or double down. We doubled down and expanded the team.” On delivering value: “There are a lot better things that retailers can be doing with their money right now than spending it on old PoS hardware.” On lessons learned from pitching to investors: “Be sure of what you want going into it because you can’t cry about it afterwards if you end up with a bad deal.” On looking ahead: “It’s a huge challenge, but we’ll be successful if we deliver customer value. It’s not about the shiny buttons, it’s about helping customers run their businesses more efficiently. “ To learn more about Aptimyz, get in touch at info@aptimyz.com. Follow us on Twitter @MNSShow, @PeteTownsendNV and @EoinFitzgerald9

This episode is a unique conversation with author C.J. English on her personal and professional journey, the brand connection, and how she's now using her talents and influence to make a difference.   Highlights Being a storyteller - 1:00 What exactly is her author brand - 2:42 Branding herself - 3:30 Reading about everything - 4:28 Maintaining the focus - 8:36 Deciding to go in that direction - 14:58 What happened when she started to write - 20:34 Pieces of advice for potential writers - 25:25   Episode Resources Connect with Mike Brevik: http://www.cyberdogzmarketing.com/  mike@cyberdogzmarketing.com   https://www.turtlemountainanimalrescue.org/  Connect with CJ English: english.charmaine@gmail.com  https://www.amazon.com/C.J.-English/e/B00WAGV4C0%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share

How many of you feel stuck with your business and where you are with it? Are you scared to raise your prices? Stressing that you are not good enough? Worried about what people will think?This episode is going to help you get out of your own way so you can grow the business of your dreams!Highlights:Being an employee vs running a business [7:35]How to remove your fear in order to start DOING [11:43]When clients say NO to your prices [18:46]Giving “Value” to your clients [25:49]Why you need to hire people! [43:37]Links mentioned in the show:Lianne’s Sept 2nd Fall Eventmamasandco.com/fallLianne’s podcast interview with James Wedmore“The Beliefs That Keep You From Scaling”http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/385Where to find LiannePodcasthttps://www.liannekim.com/blogInstagram@mammasandco@liannekimcoach

The McGriffs talk about how you can be coachable through the process of life. They dive into some incredible coaches and explain using a NBA analogy. They recommend implementing the infinite banking system in our lives.   Highlights: Being in the COVID world - 1:12 About generational planning - 4:19 Everything is changing - 5:15 Why coaching is necessary - 6:47 The NBA this year - 7:48 Implementing the Infinite Banking system into your life - 11:40 The need for great coaching - 12:25 When the pieces fit together - 13:05 Allowing families to take and stay in control - 15:05 Always providing opportunities - 15:54 Teaching value systems - 17:09 Learning something new every day - 18:03 Being coachable through the process of life - 19:23   Resources and Links: https://www.themcgriffalliance.com joel@themcgriffalliance.com colton@themcgriffalliance.com  Phone: 205-991-4448    FREE eBook: Why Life Settlements Make Sense Schedule a Free Consultation by clicking here   How to Listen: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Listen on Stitcher

Mike discusses one of his company sizzle words (uniqueness) and what it means to stand out amongst the crowd to TRULY be unique and authentic to your brand.   Highlights Being a business coach - 0:35 Being unique and creative is essential - 1:17 We do not have to look much further than ourselves - 2:16 What makes your brand unique - 2:42 Think about what are your core beliefs as a company - 3:47 The uniqueness perspective - 4:42 Making your company unique! - 4:49 Being different is not a bad thing - 5:17   Episode Resources Connect with Mike Brevik: http://www.cyberdogzmarketing.com/  mike@cyberdogzmarketing.com  

The Financial Control Freak Podcast with Brent Turner shows us how to take control of our own assets, reduce risks, and helps us be our own boss in the financial world.   Highlights Being a financial control freak - 0:25 What’s a financial control freak? - 0:47 Doing something about your finances - 2:17 We must have our freedom - 3:49 Where does the money go? - 4:41 Get in touch with Brent - 6:02 Liquidity, use, and control of money - 6:20 The COVID-19 thing - 7:11 Having access to capital - 8:02 Having personal freedom with our finances - 9:25 Doing things differently - 11:57   Links and Resources from this Episode Connect with Brent Turner https://brentturner.net/ bturner@brentturner.net 

Anonymous: “Authenticity: knowing who you are and being brave enough to live it.” Self-proclaimed rabble-rouser, Dacia Faison Roe, Head of People Development for Cityblock Health, found creative ways to challenge herself in expressing her gifts and talents. This aroused her spirit and energy to create space to grow leaders, expand teams, and make a big impact on organizations. As a bonus, we talk about how to start a dialogue around race and privilege. Highlights: Being “different” as an authentic expression of being yourself Breaking institutional thinking to make space for transformation How to lift up our voices to make change Connect with Dacia Faison Roe #TimeToComeAlive #ConnectToJoy #DesignThinking #Authenticity #Creativity Subscribe to my YouTube channel and access new and past episodes! To receive episodes in your inbox, subscribe at www.TimeToComeAlive.com.

“You have to believe the world is waiting for what you’re bringing” -Jennifer Peters How do you fill the gap between who you are and what you what you do (personally and professionally)? How important is it that you feel fulfilled in what you do?   It’s easy to day dream AND it’s hard to actually chase those dreams… AND believe that they can come true, even when others tell you otherwise. Resilience, commitment, belief, and teamwork are all key ingredients in the recipe for success as an entrepreneur- this cast is proof:).  Tune in and take notes as I sit down with fellow entrepreneur and longtime friend, Jennifer Peters. Jennifer is the Founder of Just Be Kitchen in the heart of Denver, Colorado. It’s a local fave and the ONLY 100% scratch kitchen free of gluten, grain, and refined sugars. Jennifer founded JBK to fill the gap between who she is and what she does. She is a longtime athlete, food enthusiasts, and knew there was a better way to do “healthy food” for everyone, even people with a lot of food restrictions. She shares her personal and biz journey, highlighting her ability to be flexible, embrace opportunity to innovate and progress (even when unexpected), and her unwavering belief that “if you build it, they will come”, is her truth and the space where she feels fulfilled in her mission. If you haven’t heard of JBK- you will! They were recently featured on Diner, Drive ins, and Dives, and have had a host of local and national coverage. Jennifer and JBK are making waves, we can’t wait to see what is next as they make the world a better place one Fulfilled Burrito at a time.   Highlights: Being a restaurant owner in the midst of CV19. Dream, believe, achieve. Trail blazing, changing minds, disrupting stats quo. Eating healthier, treating yourself kindly, avoiding the doc. Knowing that your tribe is waiting for you to show up. Graceful disruption. Questioning a better way. Sticking to your why. Bleeding the brand and the mission.     Jennifer Peters, Just Be Kitchen Founder With a mission to serve mindful mouthfuls from a conscious kitchen with kindness on a plate, Just BE Kitchen is more than just a place to grab some grub. In addition to food made with love and care from scratch, Just BE Kitchen is a place of connection & to feel cared and nourished. ​As Denver’s only 100% scratch kitchen free of gluten, grain & refined sugar, Just BE Kitchen prides itself in servicing diners who have a lot of restrictions. However, its menu doesn’t scream “health food.” Instead, Just BE Kitchen’s menu is a fun play on traditional comfort foods, yet done in a wholesome & healthy way so that people with allergies or who choose to eat a whole-based diet do not have a feeling of lack or sacrifice. “We want everyone to feel nourished and cared for when they are here. We want our guests to be able to have a ‘mindful moment’ at Just BE Kitchen, and feel connected to their minds and bodies. Overall wellness is essential to living a meaningful life, and for us, food is how we contribute to our guest’s wellness, because food is at the heart of total well-being.”—Jennifer Peters, Owner.   More information at www.TurmericAndTequila.com 

Today it’s just Marcus and Rich on the podcast. They’re free styling the conversation and chatting about how they were both on vacation while the news was breaking that COVID-19 was spreading quickly and that the government declared it a pandemic. They also discuss the role that therapy has played in their decisions to stay calm during the current stock market crash and what could be the start of a recession. They reiterate the importance of making sound financial decisions and not jumping into buying stock or selling stock out of emotion. Remember, investing is something that should be part of your regular financial plan and a habit that you practice 365. Lastly, they give some tips on how to maximize your cash flow during this time, while still being strategic about paying off your debt.   Key Takeaway: It’s ok to be scared, but don’t make panicked decisions with your money or things in your day-to-day life. It’s important to follow good financial habits year round so that if you find yourself cash strapped or possibly out of a job right now, you can reflect and revaluate how you can make sure you’re in the best situation possible the next time a global or countrywide crisis happens.   Highlights: Being on vacation and disregarding the US media The fear of being left abroad Not worrying about what you can’t control Anxiety transfer “It’s ok to be scared” Therapy bringing out self-awareness – Making better decisions in the midst of a chaotic situation The stock market response to COVD-19 Capitalizing on fear and selling predatory products or services during this pandemic Maximizing cash flow during an emergency – Paying your minimum debt payments for a short time to keep your cash liquid Don’t make any financial moves out of fear or panic   Paychecks & Balances Website: https://paychecksandbalances.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/paybalances Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paybalances/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paychecksandbalances Twitter: https://twitter.com/paybalances?lang=en   Books Mentioned In This Episode:  Maybe You Should Talk To Someone, by Lori Gottlieb - https://www.amazon.com/Maybe-You-Should-Talk-Someone/dp/1328662055 Atomic Habits, by James Clear - https://www.amazon.com/Summary-Atomic-Habits-Proven-Build/dp/1672148553/ref=sr_1_2_sspa?crid=3D1E6DMZV87OB&dchild=1&keywords=atomic+habits&qid=1584984840&s=books&sprefix=atomic+hab%2Cstripbooks%2C205&sr=1-2-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUFQRjZPVEJHQ0NWRkMmZW5jcnlwdGVkSWQ9QTA2MjA2NDkzMVk4SFIwSDVFQjBaJmVuY3J5cHRlZEFkSWQ9QTA3MDEyNDUyUDJMV1A4TUZXT0JZJndpZGdldE5hbWU9c3BfYXRmJmFjdGlvbj1jbGlja1JlZGlyZWN0JmRvTm90TG9nQ2xpY2s9dHJ1ZQ== The Behavioral Investor, by Daniel Crosby - https://www.amazon.com/The-Behavioral-Investor/dp/B07T69W543/ref=sr_1_1?crid=3OXAJDHCKW9AJ&dchild=1&keywords=the+behavioral+investor&qid=1584984909&s=books&sprefix=the+behav%2Cstripbooks%2C203&sr=1-1                    

Kati Morton gets insta-rupted today. Kati Morton holds a Master’s in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and is a licensed marriage and family therapist. In addition, she is a certified dialectical and behavioral therapist and grief counselor and a member of The California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists. She runs a private practice in Santa Monica, CA. Over the past seven years, Kati has leveraged social media to share mental health information worldwide through video. Her specialties include working with individuals experiencing eating disorders and self-harming behaviors, although she addresses all things related to mental health. Kati is well known for her YouTube channel, which now has over 820 thousand subscribers, over 62 million views. In addition to her YouTube channel and strong presence on social media, she has appeared on CBS’ “The Doctors”, the HLN/CNN’s “Dr. Drew On Call”, and KTLA News. Kati released her first book, Are u ok?: A Guide to Caring for Your Mental Health in late 2018.   In today’s episode Syd and Kati talk about the current state of mental health in the US, how to find the right kind of therapist, the homeless crisis in Los Angeles, the process of writing a book, being a YouTube sensation and the memory loss associated with trauma.     Highlights: Being a secret keeper as a kid Kati starting her career as a counselor in the Foster Care system CBT vs. DBT Little trauma’s adding up to big trauma How we’ve becoming a society of labeling and group identity Online bullying Creating YouTube video’s for over a decade The use therapy apps Tackling the homeless crisis in Los Angeles Getting several nominations for Streamy awards The memory loss associated with trauma       Syd Social Media Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Kati Morton Website: https://www.katimorton.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/katimorton1/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/katimorton1/ Book: https://www.amazon.com/Kati-Morton/e/B07D8NHD87%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share   Twitter: https://twitter.com/katimorton                                                        

Alana Jordan gets insta-rupted today. Alana is an actress, host, writer, producer, actor and director from Birmingham, AL. She is the creator of the pop-up centric travel show “What’s Popping Up?!” on Maria Menounos’ Popcorn Talk Network. She’s the voice of Sophia the Relativity Podcast and she speaks on panels all around the world talking about filmmaking, content creation, comic book history, TV, and movies.   In today’s episode Alana and Syd talk about dressing up for conventions, being a victim of abuse, what it’s like losing a loved one, micro dosing, doing Voice Over work, overcoming depression and much more.     Highlights: Being asked to do a sex scene on set, out of the blue The disappearance of one of her best friends in Aruba Following your intuition Being an abuse victim Anxiety Monsters Fidget spinners and beanie babies Micro dosing Shrooms for depression Being a demi-sexual Interviewing Stan Lee Working at themed conventions Doing voice over work The power of positive affirmations   Syd Social Media Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Alana Jordan Website: https://relativitypodcast.com/alana-jordan/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alanajjordan/?hl=en LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alana-jordan-28260910/                                                    

Dr. Eric Patrick joins the Paychecks & Balances family today. Dr. Patrick a pharmacist turned investor and Entrepreneur. He’s the founder of “The Black Market Exchange”, which he developed because of the lack of people of color in the investing space. The BMEX is an educational platform that teaches investing and stock trading, that’s rooted in hip-hop and pop culture. The company has grown to over 50,000 loyal members, which includes subscribers to Dr. Patrick’s daily stock market newsletter “PAPERTRAIL”. PAPERTRAIL covers the latest stock market news with funny commentary and even has a “bangin’ playlist that’s for the culture each weekday to help you secure the bag”. In this episode, you’ll hear about Dr. Patrick’s journey out of his 9 to 5 Pharmacy job, how he stayed true to his roots while starting his business, his entry into the cannabis space and how some people prefer working a day job, and that’s ok.   Highlights: Being a pharmacist “in charge” How shifts in company culture can affect you and your mental health The transition out of your 9-5 job can take a long time, be patient “It’s not a rat race if you truly enjoy your job” Entrepreneur shame The process and hustle of putting out a daily newsletter Staying true to who you are and where you come from when creating a vision for your business Starting a social media agency Helping cannabis entrepreneurs through “Green Tree”   The Takeaway: Don’t try and be somebody you’re not with your business. When you show up authentically in the world, people will be drawn to you and your ideas.   Paychecks & Balances Websites: https://paychecksandbalances.com/ https://www.patreon.com/paybalances Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paybalances/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paychecksandbalances     The Black Market Exchange Website: https://www.thebmex.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/black_market_exchange/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BlackMarketExchange YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/BlackMarketExchange?sub_confirmation=1 Twitter: https://twitter.com/BMEX_                                        

We as women, we sometimes feel like we're supposed to do and be everything just because we are capable.   We believe the lie that if we hire out for something, we are not the wife or mother or the best that we could be because we didn't do it ourselves. Just because we're capable doesn't mean we have to do the thing that possibly really drains us or is not income producing.   If you are feeling this way, YOU ARE NOT ALONE.   I felt like this probably for six years, and it took me a long time to grasp the idea that it was more beneficial and more income-producing for me to hire out to spend money for someone else to clean my home, for someone else to do my yard than for me to do it myself. So we're going to get into this. How to manage your time and work SMARTER, not harder, as we dive deep into delegating and saving us more extra time.    Highlights   Being more productive and healthy by mastering the art of delegating Incredible tips on hiring a housekeeper and how you can cut the cost  How to budget-friendly delegate all your household chores including picking up your dog po*p and do your grocery shopping Hiring Virtual Assistants and how it can leverage your cash flow and run your business smoothly       Hey #leadHers, you are not alone in your journey. I want you to know that it's okay to get help. It can help you not only with your stress and your mindset but in everything with your life.    If your an entrepreneur and multi-passionate leadHer, delegating is an important skill to master. Because if you don't know how to delegate, you will be stuck from where you are.     So I hope this episode is helpful for you. I really want to challenge you right now, to ask yourself "How much am I worth an hour?".   Are you having your house cleaned while you are writing your book or your blog? How are you using that time that you are delegating wisely to make you money and investing in that? So please write it down. I would love to hear what you guys have hired out for. Please leave me a message, a DM or review. Tell me. I want to hear that you've hired out for something. Whether it is house cleaning, laundry, gardening, maybe a poop service or perhaps someone from Upwork to help you for branding, social media brand, or whatever it may be. I want to know what you hired out and how it has blessed you and how much time it has freed up for you because I think that you guys are going to find that you have way more time to be creative.    I hope you guys have a great day and that this blesses you. Enjoy!

Heather McDonald gets insta-rupted today. Heather is an actress, podcast host, writer, author and stand up comic. Her wildly successful Juicy Scoop Podcast has been downloaded over 30 million times! She’s written for Chelsea Lately, the Wayne’s brothers and has hosted several TV shows including: TLC’s All About Sex, Hollywood Today Live, and has co-hosted Anderson Cooper Live and The Kris Jenner Show. Her best selling books include “You’ll Never Blue Ball in this Town Again” and “My Inappropriate Life: Some Material Not Suitable for Small Children, Nuns, or Mature Adults. In today’s episode Syd and Heather talk about Heather growing up in LA, coming up through The Groundlings, almost getting a shot at SNL, Reality TV and much more. Highlights: Being from the valley Leaving Corporate America to peruse a career in entertainment Performing with the groundlings The MTV pilot that ruined her shot at SNL Watching Joan Rivers as a kid Performing in Chicago Hotel life, while on the road People going to AA Meetings in LA to meet Agents Getting hired and fired by the Wayne’s brothers Dating Vince Vaughn   Syd Social Media Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Heather McDonald Website: https://heathermcdonald.net/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bePatron?u=5708833 Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/juicy-scoop-with-heather-mcdonald/id1135332109?mt=2 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heathermcdonald/?hl=en Books: https://www.amazon.com/Heather-McDonald/e/B001H6PZY2%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share                                    

Ruthven Darlene is the founder of Women SV.  WomenSV helps survivors address the risks and challenges of being trapped in a relationship with an affluent abuser. They also offer professional trainings that assist providers in delivering more trauma-informed care to their patients, students and clients. WomenSV is in the process of creating a training center to educate providers nationwide., and they also give presentations to the community to raise awareness about the impact of domestic violence in middle-to-upper income areas. The work of WomenSV has gained national recognition and has been featured in the Investigation Discovery channel documentary, Behind Closed Doors: Shocking Secrets; the Megyn Kelly Today Show; New York Times and Good Morning America. Ruthven is also a recipient of this year’s Jefferson Award for Public Service from CBS affiliate KPIX.  Her mission continues to be to promote the fundamental human right of every woman and child to live in peace and safety in their own home. HIGHLIGHTS: Being too quick to trust people and the need to let them prove themselves & earn it Dimensions of abuser’s control and the wide variety of ways a victim can be abused Aspects of a financially controlling relationship Characteristics of an abuser “If it’s so bad, why doesn’t she just leave?” What women must know when they want to get out of an abusive relationship Responses to the traumatic experience of dealing with abuse Resources – who victims can turn to for help Attorneys, judges and children What to do if you think someone you know is being abused How can women develop their own personal power and courage?   SOCIAL MEDIA: Website: www.WomenSV.org Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Womensv/ Email: info@womensv.org Phone: 1-833-WOMENSV (1-833-966-3678)   SPONSOR: This episode is being brought to you by the Born to Be a Badass Prep School – the premiere self protection course that teaches you everything you should have been taught about how to be safe in the world as you were growing up but weren’t. If you’re like me, you were taught how to cross a street and how to swim, but probably heard very little if anything at all about the dangers you might encounter at work, in your relationships or out an about in the world. Maybe that’s because your parents didn’t know what to teach you, or maybe it was just assumed that bad things might happen to other people but not to you.  THIS is the program I wished existed when my own daughters were growing up. Heck, it’s what I needed to learn and never had a clue about in my younger days. The Prep school is an online program where you will change your mindset and learn to make the most of your innate abilities to protect yourself. You’ll learn what to look for and how to recognize potential dangers, what to do in bad situations, and how to manage fear. You’ll discover how to tap into your body’s natural protective skills if you have to fight, and how to deal with the aftermath of an incident. Not only is this a virtual program you can do from anywhere at any time, you get lifetime access to the content, access to my private support group, AND a gift certificate to use towards one of my LIVE hands-on training events that builds upon this Prep School curriculum. Get yourself over to wwwcynthiajolicoeur.com/prepschool to learn more and to register for an upcoming session. As a listener to the Born to Be a Badass podcast, you will save more than 60% on your enrollment by entering the code PODCAST when you register.  

Megan Batoon gets insta-rupted today. Megan is a comedic content creator and choreographer from Florida. She has over 86 Million views on YouTube and she’s been featured in Glamour, MTV, ELLE and Teen Vogue, among others. Megan has had  wildly successful brand collaborations with Nike, Starbucks, Calvin Klein, Neutrogena and dozens of other massive companies. Batoon is also the host of Just a Tip, a comedic advice podcast where her guests tell stories in hopes that you don’t make the same mistakes they did. On today’s episode Syd and Megan talk about how they met, the pressure of putting out consistent content, learning to love yourself, and figuring out where to take your career when you don’t fit inside the box of Hollywood.   Highlights: Being instantly judged at auditions Professional Cheerleaders Body Dysmorphia in LA Laser hair removal Having a public persona The stress of having to put out consistent content Learning about yourself through therapy Naked dancing The comparison game Being a jack of all trades in the entertainment industry   Syd Social Media Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Megan Batoon Website: https://www.meganbatoon.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/meganbatoon Twitter: http://instagram.com/meganbatoon Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MeganBatoonFP/ Podcast: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/just-a-tip-with-megan-batoon/id1359456370?mt=2                                                                                    

On today’s show we welcome back an old friend, Tiffany South. Tiff is a graduate of Cornell University and the Pennsylvania Law School. After becoming an accomplished lawyer, Tiff realized that although she was great at law, she had lost her love of life and began to redefine what career and success meant for her. It was in this transition that she founded Four Corners Coaching. Four Corners started as a blog and evolved into a company where Tiff helps people redefine what success means to them and works with them to develop strategies to leverage those strengths across all areas of their lives. On today’s episode Rich and Tiff are discuss career journey’s and provide some insight on how to know when your career path is out of alignment with the vision you have for your life. They also give some tips on how to document your work accomplishments so that you can accurately determine your value when employee review season comes around at your job.   Highlights: Being responsible for your own career progression Free thought and ideas are treated differently within different companies Tippy toeing around in the PC culture we live in How to asses a work environment to see if it’s right for you Anonymously reviewing a company via the blind app Staying motivated to work on your side gig after your 9-5 Determining your niche and how to monetize it Using your success to empower your community Undervaluing yourself at work The importance of documenting your work accomplishments   Key Takeaway: Know your values and recognize when your life and career are out of alignment.   Resources Paybal.co/learn - We help millennials make money, save money and get out of debt.   Paychecks & Balances Website: https://paychecksandbalances.com/ https://www.patreon.com/paybalances Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paybalances/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paychecksandbalances Twitter: https://twitter.com/paybalances?lang=en   Tiff South Website: https://www.fourcornerscoach.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tiffsouth/ Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-does-she-do-it-practical-insight-honest-perspective/id1043813945 Twitter: https://twitter.com/tiffsouth                        

Cary Krosinsky is the Co-founder of the Sustainable Finance Institute, Carbon Tracker and Real Impact Tracker, as well as a lecturer at Yale School of Management. He is the author of seven books including Sustainable Investing: Revolutions in Theory and Practice and his seventh book will look at Modern China, innovation, sustainable finance and cooperation. Cary is also an advisor to Brown University’s Sustainable Investment Fund, Deep Green Metals Inc, and principal at NPV Associates. Highlights: Being selective with experiments and ruthless with what is working and what is not Stock exchanges haven’t been providing much push for impact reporting Creating a culture of sustainable and impact investing It is essential we collaborate to solve problems together It feels like a positive to encourage foreign investment into China as foreign investors have a say over conditions for the capital deployment Ecological economics’s attempt to put prices on externalities shows that there is little use in measuring carbon footprint of a portfolio because its ultimately not very impactful What is really needed is dynamic changes in corporate strategy, investment strategies and policy and supportive policies From assessing strategies to creating a certification for financial institution at Real Impact Tracker Cary is focusing on advising companies to improve their dual sustainability finance track Some SDGs are not directly investable. We need to segment which SDGs are investable and non investable, and of the investable SDGs into the direct and indirectly investable Impact measure needs to be done at a systems level as well as a strategy level. “Finance without sustainability is a recipe for environmental and social disaster” “Sustainable investing without a business case is philanthropy” We need to run 100 or more different strategies in parallel at scale One trillion dollars of impact vs $500 trillion of tradeable assets Cary Krosinsky's personal path to impact and passion for raising awareness through education Time Stamp: [06:00] What is impact investing? [10:27] Sustainable Finance Institute to understand sustainable investments in China [13:00] How is China leading from within and what is the perception from outside? [16:55] Misconception that China has enough capital to do everything [19:09] History and development of Real Impact Tracker and the community of certified financial instituitions [23:09] How receptive are companies at being certified [24:59] Case study of Ingersoll Rand putting sustainability at its core [30:57] We need sustainability and impact with a business case [36:18] Scaling sustainability in business and The Value of Everything [45:39] Cary Krosinsky's personal journey into impact Useful Links: Cary Krosinsky's Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/carykrosinsky) Cary Krosinsky's book - Sustainable Investing Revolutions In Theory And Practice (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sustainable-Investing-Revolutions-theory-practice/dp/1138678619) Sustainable Finance Institute (http://www.sfini.org) Real Impact Tracker (https://realimpacttracker.com/) PRI and UN Global Compact’s Value Driver Model (https://www.unglobalcompact.org/take-action/action/value-driver-model) Ingersoll Rand (https://company.ingersollrand.com/) Safaricom Kenya (https://www.safaricom.co.ke/) HBR aritcle on Calculating The Value Of Impact Investing (https://hbr.org/2019/01/calculating-the-value-of-impact-investing) IMM - Impact Multiple of Money (https://hbr.org/2019/01/calculating-the-value-of-impact-investing) UNEP - The Value Of Everything - working paper (https://unepinquiry.org/publication/the-value-of-everything/) FT - Companies resist Hong Kong ESG disclosure proposal (https://www.ft.com/content/026ee8f2-b2de-11e9-8cb2-799a3a8cf37b) Goldman Sachs launched Sustainable Finance Group (https://www.goldmansachs.com/media-relations/press-releases/current/announcement-24-JUL-2019.html) Schroders acquires BlueOrchard Impact Investment (https://www.schroders.com/en/media-relations/newsroom/all_news_releases/schroders-acquires-majority-stake-in-leading-impact-investor-blueorchard/) TPG Growth (https://www.tpg.com/) Rise Fund (https://therisefund.com/) Nick Robbins (https://uk.linkedin.com/in/nick-robins-5293a715) Mike Bloomberg (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Bloomberg) Ray Dalio (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ray_Dalio) Jerry Brown (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jerry_Brown) Bill McGlashan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_McGlashan)   Paul Hawken (http://www.paulhawken.com/) Connect with JP Dallmann on Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jp-dallmann/) , Twitter (https://twitter.com/JPDallmann) , or Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/inspiredbyjp/) . How to incorporate SDGs into your business - Fast Forward 2030 (http://fastforward2030.com/) Find talent and careers with impact - Realchangers (https://www.realchangers.com/) Impact Leaders is produced by Podcast Publishing (http://podcastpublishing.help/)

SHOW NOTES (www.mikejamesreid.com) Rachel David is a former broadcaster turned YouTube personality turned entrepreneur. Rachel’s business, Hashtag Communications, helps businesses execute powerful influencer marketing campaigns. Rachel has the unique ability to create authentic brand campaigns combining top tier influencers with big brands such as Chevrolet, The National Film Board and TD Bank. Depsite the business being in operation for just three years, Rachel is already known as one of the go-to people when it comes to influencer marketing.  In this episode, Rachel talks about the dichotomy of being in the spotlight versus operating behind the scenes. She opens up about her upbringing, her experience with depression, and her unique approach to entrepreneurship. Rachel also talks about navigating the world of business as a female entrepreneur and shares her insights on social media and influencer marketing. Enjoy! Highlights: Being in the spotlight versus operating behind the scenes Rachel’s upbringing and how her parents shaped her into the person she is today Rachel’s business journey and the challenges she has overcome along the way Navigating the world of business as a female entrepreneur How Rachel reacted to having her face on a truck The importance of self-awareness and listening to feedback The high highs and low lows of entrepreneurship Resources: Rachel on LinkedIn Hashtagcommunications.ca Rachel on Instagram Rachel’s LinkTree Page Click here if you’d like to be notified when new episodes of the Dichotomy Podcast are released. Before you go...If you liked this episode, click the

Legendary analyst and golfer Charlie Rymer shares stories from the PGA Tour and Nike Tour along with experiences on the Golf Channel. You’ll hear what he’s been doing at www.playmyrtlebeach.com   Highlights: Being grateful for long time friendships - 1:21 His experience at the Golf Channel - 2:20 Charlie's background - 3:13 The Golf Channel experience - 5:10 A video made by Charlie - 6:40 The great artwork in Charlie's neighborhood - 8:12 Talking about Josh Kelly and his golf scholarship - 8:31 How Josh Kelly is a lover of country music and golf - 10:10 A video from www.playmyrtlebeachgolf.com - 12:36 Enjoying myrtle beach - 14:00 The importance of building young golfers - 15:10 Talking about the boat club - 15:50   Resources and Links: http://jimkellys19thhole.com/ https://www.myrtlebeachgolf.com/ https://www.playgolfmyrtlebeach.com/stay-and-play/ambassador-golf-beach/ Connect with us on iTunes, Spotify or your favorite podcast platform, to get the latest episodes!

This week, Taylor welcomes Rachel Adler, the owner of Doulaworks. Rachel is a certified doula and childbirth educator and her work focuses on the journey from pregnancy back to work – whether that’s a job outside the home, a work at home job, or a job as a stay-at-home parent. Rachel is passionate about raising awareness about the challenges of going back to work for new parents and works with families and workplaces to help make this a smoother transition. Taylor and Rachel dive into the different ways that companies can support new families, including creating a dedicated pumping space, being clear about benefits, and shifting the office culture. Key Takeaway: Companies can validate and support families by shifting the culture of the workplace, implementing simple solutions, and recognizing that work life and family life influence one another. Highlights: Being a stay at home parent is a new identity and it can be helpful to view it as a journey rather than something that you can train for Having kids asks us to create a new normal There needs to be more awareness around the importance of bridging the gap between the workplace and family life Rachel’s multiple passions led her to doing this work and there’s so much value in following our passions and seeing how they fit together in the long run Advice to businesses on how they can encourage and support parents as they’re returning to work from maternity or paternity leave We are expected to be perfect at work and as parents, putting tension on working parents New parents returning to work should focus on small shifts, a clean space to support pumping, maintaining a flexible schedule, and creating a childcare plan   Your Birth Your Worth Podcast Website: https://www.yourbirthyourworthpodcast.com/ Other resources mentioned: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/12/25/upshot/the-relentlessness-of-modern-parenting.html Rachel Adler Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/doulaworks/?hl=en Website: https://www.doulaworks.com/ App: https://www.my-ellie.com/ Taylor Davis Website: http://yourvbacdoula.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/taylordavisdoula/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/yourvbacjourney/ Darcy Sauers Website:  https://www.thedouladarcy.com Third Trimester Thrive: https://www.thirdtrimesterthrive.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thedouladarcy/      

Lexy Panterra is Syd’s guest on the podcast today. Lexy is a signer/songwriter, an owner of multiple businesses, and a music video star. Her songs have gotten millions of streams on Spotify, her YouTube twerk videos have tens of millions of hits and her dance studio is thriving. Lexy and Syd have known each other for a few years now and in this episode they reflect on how they met, some fun parties they attended and the struggle of finding quality guys in LA. They also talk about honing their craft, building their brand and growing their business as female entrepreneurs’ Highlights: Being inspired by Rhianna Putting girls on blase Old guys vs. young guys Starting an LLC Catching feelings Trusting too easily Trying Tinder Owning the rights to your music   Syd Social Media: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/girlinstarupted YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/user/SYDWILDER Instagram – @sydwilder https://www.instagram.com/sydwilder/?hl=en Instagram - @GirlInstarupted https://www.instagram.com/girlinstarupted/?hl=en Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TheRealSydWilder/ Email: Syd@GirlInstarupted.com   Lexy Panterra Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lexypanterra/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LexyPanterraOfficial/ Twitter: @lexypanterra YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx5ERAjfcMwu9FCSIiw-eRA                        

Start the year with the right foot as we listen to the McGriff's discuss the banking system, how to take control of your finances and how to get out of debt.   Highlights: Being in debt - 1:33 Debt and the cash flow management system - 1:59 Analyzing the whole financial picture - 2:34 Life Insurance in the Infinite Banking Concept - 3:12 How to get out of debt - 3:52 Being proactive in your family's wealth - 6:16 The student loan problem in America - 10:27 The FIRE (Financial Independence, Retire Early) Movement - 11:31 Freedom to discover your passions - 13:43 Resources and Links: https://www.themcgriffalliance.com joel@themcgriffalliance.com colton@themcgriffalliance.com Phone: 205-991-4448   How to Listen: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Listen on Stitcher

Welcome to Season 3 of the Garage Gym Athlete Podcast!!  Top 3 Highlights: Being an OG Garage Gym Athlete Making workouts fun with non traditional equipment How Rocky vs Drago IS GGA vs Globo gyms -- About our Garage Gym Athletes: The athletes all have a diverse background; some from Powerlifting, CrossFit, Olympic Lifting, Endurance Training, Military Operators, Collegiate Athletes, Spartan Racers, Obstacle Course Racers, and many other forms of physical training. It takes the experience of these athletes braving the extreme heat, bitter cold, early mornings, and late nights to tackle their training and become athletes. This podcast is for Garage Gym Athletes and by Garage Gym Athletes. Athletes share their experience (whether a beginner or advanced), share their knowledge, and give us a glimpse into the life of a Garage Gym Athlete!!

Welcome to Season 3 of the Garage Gym Athlete Podcast!!  Top 3 Highlights: Being a Swiss Garage Gym Athlete in Poland Pros and cons of adjustable dumbbells Struggles staying consistent  -- About our Garage Gym Athletes: The athletes all have a diverse background; some from Powerlifting, CrossFit, Olympic Lifting, Endurance Training, Military Operators, Collegiate Athletes, Spartan Racers, Obstacle Course Racers, and many other forms of physical training. It takes the experience of these athletes braving the extreme heat, bitter cold, early mornings, and late nights to tackle their training and become athletes. This podcast is for Garage Gym Athletes and by Garage Gym Athletes. Athletes share their experience (whether a beginner or advanced), share their knowledge, and give us a glimpse into the life of a Garage Gym Athlete!!

“It’s not just about a return on investment… It’s really about a return on relationships” -Rei Wang (click to tweet) One of the benefits of being an on campus student is the infinite amount of resources available to you at your university. You have access to professors who have been through it all, are surrounded by students full of energy and eager to get things going, and now more and more companies funding innovations. Companies like Dorm Room Fund and Verizon Ventures have been reaching out to campuses to find the newest up and coming talent. They are funding students, and letting them take the reigns on projects that would normally be just a dream. The support doesn’t end when students get their degrees. In fact, it’s the contrary. The students who join these programs become life-long members of a support group that will continue to help and nurture their ideas and companies. It’s a very exciting time to be a university student. Download this episode today to hear more about on campus integration from the leaders of top companies like Dorm Room Fun, Verdigris, and of course - Verizon Ventures. Our guests include: Lemu Coker, who is the partnerships lead on the open invitation team at Verizon. He works with campuses to bring in talent, product, and insights into verizon. Mark Chung, the CEO of Verdigris Technologies. Verdigris Technologies makes the world’s most intelligent energy monitoring systems for high end commercial building. Rei Wang, the Director of Dorm Room Fund, which is dedicated to funding student entrepreneurs. “You don’t give them (students) the guard rails, you let them create the guard rails and create the structure...” -Lemu Coker (click to tweet)   Highlights Being a student on campus means you have access to infinite resources. Stanford’s program is supportive well beyond graduation. Every year Dorm Room Fund does a giant summit where alumni and founders stay connected. Value is created through on campus integration by providing support. Giving students the resources to create their own systems is a stronger tactic than forcing them into events and situations. Your first five hires need to be complicated and skill specific. On Campus Integration gives students access to real world problems a lot of university students never get the chance to deal with. There can be a lot companies are missing by going to the administration and not directly to the students. “What I’ve seen be very effective in providing a nurturing environment is creating frameworks for experiential learning” - Mark Chung (click to tweet)   Resources VerizonOpenInnovation.com Verdigris.co DRF.VC Full Show Notes at: VerizonVentures.com/Episode  

It is more important than ever to have a clear and compelling brand. You, lucky warriors, get to spend time today with one of my favorite people who I believe is doing some of the most important work the business world has seen. You must be fascinating to stand out. In this episode, you're going to learn why you must be fascinating to your potential customers. Sally Hogshead skyrocketed to the top of the advertising profession by age 24, becoming the most award-winning advertising copywriter in the U.S. Her campaigns for brands such as MINI Cooper, Nike, Godiva and Coca-Cola have fascinated millions of consumers. One of the “Top 10 Brand Gurus in the World” in 2015, she went on to measure 700,000 consumers with the science of fascination. Sally appears in media such as the “TODAY” show and “LIVE with Kelly and Michael.” She has been featured as one of the top five speakers in the U.S. Hundreds of corporations, and small businesses use the Fascinate system, including Twitter, IBM, and Porsche, as well as universities such as NYU. Her previous book, How the World Sees You, is a New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller. And just seven days ago her latest book, Fascinate became her 2nd NY Times best-seller in two years Highlights - Being more of who you are Finding your care-crazy zone What makes you unique? Key advantage of a Creative Warrior

This week we’re joined by Emmy Award winning director Elizabeth Rohrbaugh. Elizabeth spent ten years as a director, writer and editor at MTV Networks and is now the creative director of Outer Borough Pictures. Her latest short film “Dylan” premiered at the St. Louis International Film Festival 2014, and screened at the Boston LGBT Film Festival, Queer Fest, and the Melbourne Queer Film Festival. Highlights: - Being vegetarian/vegan IS a competition - Elizabeth and Marcio have way too much in common - Bridge The Atlantic is a non-romantic matchmaking service - We hear about Elizabeth’s time at MTV and the experience of working with household names - Elizabeth’s career highlights have been the most creative ones - We hear about Elizabeth’s feature documentary “The Perfect Victim” which has been picked up by The World Channel - Elizabeth tells us about her latest short film Dylan which arose from an interview with a childhood friend - We hear how Elizabeth had to turn a 2 hour long interview into an 8... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.