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Send us a textVic saw a BBL in the wild for the first time in months. Got us thinking about how we will look back on this chapter of historyIf you're completely done with your holiday shopping you're annoying. Keep the snarky comments to yourself. STFUDrones and Luigi have consumed our media the last few weeks and you cant help but wonderHidden fees for hotels, concerts and vacation rentals will now be banned. HUGE!Why doesn't every store let you shop on the app like at Sam's ClubVic nervously takes a risk every time he leaves the houseThe month between Christmas and Thanksgiving isn't real lifeThursday Night football pick! Broncos @ Chargers & MORE!!!!Find Vic: @vicdradioFind the pod:@ilysayitbackpod

The NFL trade deadline...no longer a snoozer! We had plenty of activity in the wide receiver market over the last few weeks, and the final day before the deadline brought us plenty of meaningful deals, highlighted by Za'Darius Smith to the Lions and Marshon Lattimore to the Commanders. Robert Mays and Mike Sando wrap up deadline day, plus recap recent news and look ahead to the second half of the season, on this episode of The Athletic Football Show.RundownThe Chiefs seem awfully happy with DeAndre HopkinsZa'Darius Smith to the LionsMarshon Lattimore to the CommandersThe Steelers make a couple movesTre White to the RavensSmaller deadline day movesWhat's next in New Orleans after the firing of Dennis Allen?The Raiders clean houseThe rudderless CowboysLooking ahead to the second halfHost: Robert MaysWith: Mike SandoExecutive Producer: Michael BellerProducer: Michael BellerSubscribe to The Athletic Football Show...AppleSpotifyYouTubeFollow Robert on X: @robertmaysFollow Make on X: @SandoNFLTheme song: HauntedWritten by Dylan Slocum, Trevor Dietrich, Ruben Duarte, Kyle McAulay, and Meredith VanWoert / Performed by Spanish Love SongsCourtesy of Pure Noise / By arrangement with Bank Robber Music, LLC Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week on the Raw Politics podcast: Who's closing it out best ahead of next week's US election; Act's education wins; plus relaxing the checks on your new houseThe end of the country, or the end of its democracy. That's what the two camps are predicting if their candidate doesn't win the US presidential election next week.Raw Politics, from the great safety of half a world away, weighs in on the neverending American campaign, which many predict will go on in the courts, on the streets and in Congress even after polls close, voting is counted and the preliminary result declared.Newsroom senior political reporter Marc Daalder, national affairs editor Sam Sachdeva and co-editor Tim Murphy assess the closing arguments of vice-president Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump and the shows of confidence by their two campaign teams.Who to believe? What to trust?And how a statistical tie in the current pre-election polls nationally could end up perversely giving one or other candidate a substantial victory, with just minor movements in voter behaviour.In our second topic, the panel returns to home territory, marking the Act Party's homework on its two populist education policies, cut-price school lunches and rounding up the truants.Our reader question asks if there are risks from the Government relaxing who can sign off building work on certain types of new homes under construction, and the panel hears echoes from the privatisation of building inspection a generation ago.--------------------This week's recommendations:Marc: The 2024 film Civil War, which is about journalism but also maybe a preview of what's to comeSam: Newsroom's Jonathan Milne's new investigative podcast Powder KegTim: Trump's ‘secret' plan with US House Speaker Mike Johnson to overcome an election loss, from progressive US site The Nation--------------------Raw Politics will be available every Friday here on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube too.Read more on Newsroom - https://newsroom.co.nz

Welcome to the DaDojo Podcast!In this episode, we cover an insane variety of topics, each with its own unique take. Let's break it down:What would your IMDb list look like?If you had control over your movie roles and projects, how would you shape your career in Hollywood? Let's imagine the possibilities.American media disrespecting Indian peopleWe discuss how Indian people are often misrepresented or disrespected in American media, and why this needs to change.Europeans/Americans leaving their countries to become billionaires in poor countriesWhy do wealthy Westerners often move to developing countries, exploit resources, and become billionaires while the locals remain in poverty?Could 90s Michael Jordan achieve world peace?MJ was a basketball legend, but could his influence in the 90s have been powerful enough to bring about world peace?Stop stopping for street vendors in NYCNYC street vendors can be cool, but sometimes, stopping at every one just doesn't make sense—let's dive into the chaos.I'd rather rack up $30,000 in fines than drive in NYCThe traffic, the parking, the madness! I'd rather get fined than deal with driving in the city. Here's why.Where would you HATE living in the U.S.?What are some of the worst places to live in the U.S., and what makes them so unbearable?Waves vs dreadsThe age-old debate: waves or dreads? Which style reigns supreme?I may have been a bullyTime for some self-reflection—looking back, was I the bad guy in some situations?YN encountersHave you ever experienced a "YN" (young and naive) moment? We're diving into some real-life stories.50 Cent ruined Ja RuleA breakdown of how 50 Cent utterly destroyed Ja Rule's career and shifted the rap game forever.Cup Foods owner never paid for his ice cream in totalityThe strange, funny, and oddly specific story of how the Cup Foods owner never paid for his ice cream in full.Doing OnlyFans is scaryThe reality behind starting an OnlyFans—why it's not as easy or glamorous as people think.Best downtown foodsWhat's the best food to grab downtown? We're ranking the best spots you need to try.Moving out of my parents' houseThe rollercoaster of moving out for the first time—freedom vs responsibility.Learning to play guitarHow picking up a guitar and learning to play has been both challenging and rewarding.Dream job would be running a torta standForget the corporate world! My dream job would be running a torta stand and living life at my own pace.What I would do if I were a billionaireIf I had billions of dollars, here's exactly how I'd spend it (and it might surprise you).Hurricane Milton approaches FloridaWith Hurricane Milton on its way, we're talking about how to stay safe and what to expect during the storm.Support the DaDojo Podcast:Patreon: patreon.com/SenseiNKPodcast: Listen on SpotifyInstagram: @senseinkTikTok: @ihopeworkdontseethis | @kindaknowball | @paccmancxzBe sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more great content!#DaDojo #Podcast #NYC #HurricaneMilton #StreetVendors #OnlyFans #BestFoodSpots #MichaelJordan #WavesVsDreads #50Cent #JaRule #TortaStand #BillionaireDreams #AmericanMedia #IndianRepresentation #SenseiNK

How do you keep walking with God when you have all those other responsibilities?KidsHomeschoolingHusbandLaundryGrocery ShoppingClean the houseThe list never ends. Let's talk about practical tips for moms on how to spend time with God daily.One way you can be more consistent is to read your Bible together as a family. Using Walking with God: Bible Lessons for Families can help get you started.In this episode you'll discover:✅ 5 Tips to be more consistent walking with God✅ How to use screens to spend time with God✅ How to integrate your kids with spending time with God✅ 3 tips to be more consistent walking with GodResources Mentioned:Walking with God: Bible Lessons for Families You Version App – Holy Bible App Bible App for Kids

Send us a Text Message.Hey XRadioXers its another month and time for another episode of your favorite podcast and this time we're taking on the evening radio juggernaut...  (cue the bumper)DELILAH!!!(tires screeching to a stop)  You do know who Delilah is right?  You know Delilah...  The evening radio host who is basically the sonic version of Chicken Soup For the Soul.  She is the the warm blanket that can comfort you on a chilly, rainy night.  She's the voice that has stitched together a million broken hearts on your local Adult Contemporary station.  Specifically Cars 108 if you live in Flint, MI. ;)Delilah is kinda like if Oprah and Dear Abby lab built a radio host for middle aged love sick suburban folks who just needed a little musical nudge to say... thank youI'm sorryI love youdinner is ruinedI failed the testI passed the testJK...  I failed itWe lost the houseThe car broke downDawn hates meReally...  She doesYou don't know DawnBut there's a good reason why she doesI digressAnd Delilah could give you the advice you need and play you a song to fix the situation.  Even if she couldn't fix it she would at least make you feel better about the whole thing.So, if you didn't know that is what the Delilah radio show is all about.  It's the safe space on your radio dial to request relationship advice, get a supportive "atta boy" or just air to the world that you are really sorry about that thing you did to Dawn that one time.  I swear Dawn, IT WAS ONLY ONE TIME!!!So tune in and enjoy XRadioX as we give Delilah a little advice on how she could jazz the show up.  A few new songs to play.  Maybe throw the word Rizz or Skibidi in there to help some of those confused Millenial parents communicate just a little better with their chat.  (Yeah I don't understand what I wrote there either...)Hit us up on XInstragram & Threads (@xradiox_podcast) Email We are XRadioX!

Is your marketing team making the most strategic decisions with their budget? Do your marketing efforts align seamlessly with the latest digital platforms? If you question whether your brand could benefit from an in-house marketing shift, today's episode of Mind Your F**king Business is essential listening.This week, we get to learn from John Readman, a marketing visionary and founder of Modo25, a company dedicated to transforming the landscape of in-house marketing teams. John brings a wealth of expertise in crafting platforms that not only enhance the efficiency of marketing budgets across diverse digital platforms like Google, Facebook, and TikTok but also streamline complex decision-making processes with the help of AI-driven insights.In this episode, John delves deep into the mechanics of successful in-house marketing, the strategic deployment of budgets, and the revolutionary impact of his technology, ASK BOSCO®. He shares invaluable advice on building robust marketing teams and discusses the transformative effect of predictive analytics in optimising ad spending across numerous channels. John also shares his dedication to philanthropy through his charity cycling initiative, Ride25, which supports an orphanage in Uganda.Whether you're an entrepreneur eager to reclaim control of your marketing strategies or a seasoned marketer looking to innovate, this conversation will give you essential insights to revolutionise your marketing approach.Download and listen today!On today's podcast: Cycling around the world for charityBringing marketing services in-houseThe human element in business successFollow John:Ask Bosko® Modo25LinkedInRecommended reading:The Extra MileMultipliersEnjoyed the show? Leave a ReviewMentioned in this episode:Get Mind Your F**king Business

*Content Warning: eating disorders, self harm* Further shedding light on the Institute in Basic Life Principles run by Bill Gothard who was recently exposed for preying on young girls, is Oceana who grew up living by their rules. Extreme patriarchy, silencing and sexualization of women and blaming those who are being hurt, are just a few things that create compounded trauma. Oceana fought through untreated eating d*sorders, because therapists were considered sinful, as well as the mental health struggles that came with the strict confines of the religious practices and IBLP training centers. Watch Pt 2 with Oceana hereFind and Support OceanaYouTube: @oceana33 Our C2C vacation where we can meet you in real life and go on adventures together has 6 spots left!  Click here to go to the official booking page The IBLP patriarchal rules that affected Oceana growing upGrowing up with 6 siblings, the older ones having to parenHow to Train Up book was used in Oceana's houseThe various punishments Oceana would receiveWhat it was like being home schooled under IBLP The homeschool Wisdom booklets are inaccurate, filled with brainwash and teach victim blamingThe case of JD and his predatory behaviorHow Oceana received much unwanted attention from men growing upTW: When her eating disorders startedSent to the IBLP training centerTW: Eating disorder being a sinProblematic conditions at the training centerTW: mentions of self harm & an eating disorderOur Merch! Patreon: Patreon.com/cultstoconsciousnessVenmo @sheliseannAny donations are welcome and appreciated to support the making of this podcastWebsite CultsToConsciousness.comFind Shelise on Social media!Instagram @cultstoconsciousnessHost Instagram @sheliseannTikTok @cults.to.consciousnessTwitter @cultstoconTheme Song Produced and Composed by Christian Guevara**Disclaimer: Thanks for joining us at Cults to Consciousness. This storytelling podcast is meant to be for entertainment purposes only and does not substitute for medical advice. We may discuss triggering topics and we ask that you make your personal mental health a priority. Lastly, the opinions of our guests do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the host.**

Today, we've invited one of the best proofs that starting from nothing to achieving big is attainable in real estate! DJ Hume demonstrates his transition into multifamily for bigger goals despite successfully acquiring five single-family rentals, how he changed his family's point of view on the investing side of real estate, and how he gradually learned capital raising and acquiring multifamily deals. Don't miss out on this episode because DJ also spills the facts about running rental properties that led to his enormous prosperity today!Key Points & Relevant TopicsWhat motivated DJ to start real estate investing by renting out his first houseThe reality of owning single-family rental propertiesWays to buy rental houses and the sacrifices that come with itThe thing DJ had realized about single-family rentals after his bad experiencesDifferences between single-family and multifamily investingChanging people's mindset and perspective on real estate through your successWhat it takes to pitch your first deal and raise money from potential investors without prior background in the multifamily spaceDJ's continuous growth and success in multifamily investingSome methods to find off-market deals and property ownersThe power of building partnerships in acquiring and managing propertiesResources & LinksCoStarUpworkApartment Syndication Due Diligence Checklist for Passive InvestorAbout DJ HumeDJ Hume is a nine-year veteran to the real estate business with over $20 million assets under management, started with 0 doors, no experience, and now own and operate 300+ doors. A humble start working in the medical field with start-ups and emerging tech companies, he was relied upon for business development and strategies. DJ has taken that business knowledge to build Prosper Capital and has become a preferred borrower with Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Life Insurance Co, and one of the fastest-growing privately held real estate companies in the Midwest. Get in Touch with DJWebsite: https://prospercapitalco.com/ LinkedIn: Daniel (DJ) HumeInstagram: @djhumeofficialTo Connect With UsPlease visit our website www.bonavestcapital.com and click here to leave a rating and written review!

So many people have recently been sharing with me that they've been stuck at a certain revenue level for months, if not years now. Revenue plateaus are extremely common, not just in the earlier stages of business, but all throughout their lifecycle. And I want to talk today about how you can break through your revenue plateau if this is something you're experiencing.Note: the URL I spoke to download the private podcast was incorrect if you'd like to access it

This week, my friend and colleague Nicole Pates Kids Physio joins us for an honest and vulnerable chat where we openly discuss the challenges around family meals, handling the transition into being a working parent, and the pressure we put on ourselves to be perfect parents. Listen in and discover:Nic's childhood mealtime experiences as a country kidExperiencing exposure to new foods as a teenagerHow Nic's childhood experiences affect her current mealsWhat typical family meal times look like at Nic's houseThe type of foods Nic's kids will not eat no matter how often it's offeredDealing with challenges around meal timesTransitioning from a stay-at-home parent to a working parentWorking with our partners through big life transitionsFind Nicole on Instagram @nicole_kidsphysioBecome a client of Nicole's at Western Kids Health, access the Baby Play Academy and Toddler Play Academy, and listen to Nic's podcast Baby Banter with Nicole Pates.Connect with Dr Kyla on Instagram and Facebook!Do you want to easily understand what's in the food you buy without any fear mongering or misinformation? Check out my weekly Chewsday Reviews.Join my online membership programs today! Baby Mealtimes for parents introducing solids, Toddler Mealtimes to navigate fussy eating, Family Mealtimes for guidance when packing school lunches and feeding the whole family, or School Mealtimes to change the way we talk about food in schools.

Want to boost your nonprofit team's engagement? Looking to share the workload more evenly when it comes to development? Seeking ways to strengthen your fundraising? If you answered yes, tune in! This week's episode of “Ready Set Give!” dives into development strategies for all! Learn to empower EVERYONE on your team to do the all-important work of development (while protecting them – and yourself – from burnout).Drawing on 15 years in nonprofit fundraising, BDI Strategist and Sr. Account Director David Stolberg is sharing his recommendations for development strategies to keep in-house. You'll learn…  How to engage your internal team in the important work of development Which programs run well in-house (monthly giving, major donor outreach, etc.)Ideas to get your internal team on board with your development strategiesListen now to learn how you can share the joys (and challenges) of development with others at your organization, and set your team up for success!Note – Katrina/Digital, if possible, let's add in the time stamps to these highlights once the episode has been produced. Check out this example: https://www.weareforgood.com/episode/432Episode Highlights:David shares about his unique career path to nonprofit fundraisingWhy it's important for nonprofits to handle some strategic work in-houseThe programs David recommends to keep in-houseProgram #1: Monthly GivingProgram #2: Major DonorsReal-life examples of successful monthly giving & major donor programsWhy should development be the responsibility of everyone on a nonprofit team?First steps to empowering your team to share in developmentDavid's final words of advice for nonprofit teamsConnect with us!Connect with David Stolberg: LinkedInConnect with Katrina Williams: LinkedInConnect with BDI: Website | LinkedIn | Facebook | InstagramResources:Article Series: Conquering the Development Mountain as a NonprofitArticle: Creating a Culture of Employee AppreciationArticle: Your Organization Needs Monthly Giving Programs. Here's why…

Healing Codependency is a six-part deeply personal podcast series that will offer you an intimate look at how and why I am the woman I am today. In this episode, I'll tell the pivotal story of my relationship with my brother, and how letting go of a codependent relationship liberated both of us. This is the reason why I'm doing this work, and why this podcast exists.The origin of my codependency story began the day I saved my 2 year old brother from drowning in our childhood pool. From then on, I assigned myself my brother's keeper. I detail how my codependent relationship was a high priority throughout my life, from intervention and rehab to being his accountability partner, all the way to relapsing in my home… around my husband and children. I share how clarity from sobriety provided a level of reality I was willing to acknowledge and accept, including having to make an intensely painful decision before the holidays. There was intense grief involved, but ultimately I knew I did the most loving thing for him and me. When a death in the family brought us back together, I felt peace about the situation, whether there was accountability on his side or not. I illustrate markers of being in a codependent relationship and share the two gifts I received from this experience. I now know that every person is capable and in charge of themselves and their own life. The codependency was simply the relationship I created between myself and my brother's potential. Letting go of the cycle always outweighs the discomfort. Thank you for listening and thank you to my podcast producer Media Midwife Ahri Golden for helping me bring my story to life. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, TuneIn, Player FM, or on your favorite podcast platform. Topics Covered: The day my brother moved into my houseThe timeline of events relating to my brother's addiction issues Codependent patterns I noticed about myself My internal struggle with the type of sister I wanted to beThe grief that surrounds making the hard, but right, decision Two significant gifts I received from this experience Get in touch: Connect on Instagram Learn more on my website Be the first to know about upcoming workshopsCredit:Sponsored by Supah Star Dark Chocolate Superfood Bars and Godseye OilsPodcast Production by Media Midwife Ahri GoldenPodcast art by

Hear Oh, Israel 2023 - Rocky Journey to Promised LandWebsite: http://www.battle4freedom.comNetwork: https://www.mojo50.comStreaming: https://www.rumble.com/Battle4Freedomhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12686669/Fans-Matthew-Perry-flowers-Friends-apartment-NYC.htmlBecause you were there for me too... Fans of Matthew Perry leave flowers outside iconic Friends 'apartment' in NYC - as wellwishers place tributes outside the LA home where he was found dead on SaturdayTearful mourners left bouquets of colorful flowers on the wet sidewalk outside the Friends apartment facade in West Village, Manhattan, on Sunday Meanwhile in Los Angeles, fans left bouquets of sunflowers and other tributes in front of the gates to Perry's home, where he was found dead over the weekend https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12681533/Doctors-urge-elderly-adults-triple-whammy-Covid-flu-RSV-vaccines-winter-despite-miniscule-risk-strokes-flagged-FDA.htmlDoctors urge elderly adults to get triple-whammy of Covid, flu and RSV vaccines this winter despite 'miniscule' risk of strokes flagged by FDAMinor stroke risk with combining Covid and flu shots shouldn't dissaude peopleGetting three jabs at once is fine but doctors say adults can space them outhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12683673/Former-Vice-President-Mike-Pence-DROPS-2024-presidential-race.htmlFormer Vice President Mike Pence DROPS OUT of 2024 presidential raceMike Pence made a shock announcement Saturday dropping out of 2024 race'The only thing that would have been harder than coming up short, would have been if we never tried at all,' he said in admitting it's clear he can't winCame during remarks at Republican Jewish Coalition Summit in Las Vegashttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12682951/shoplifting-crisis-CVS-replaces-stock-photographs.htmlCVS in Washington DC replaces stock with PHOTOGRAPHS of items as it battles with out-of-control crime and moves to shut 900 storesPhotographs have replaced stock on the shelves of a Washington DC pharmacyCustomers are forced to press a button to request products from storage It comes as leading drugstores are set to close 1,500 locations due to shopliftinghttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12683767/Teenager-sucker-punching-strangers-Alford-Lewis.htmlTeenager filmed randomly sucker-punching strangers ADMITS he attacked people for no reason as he says he regrets his actions: 'Everybody makes mistakes'A Texas teenager is being investigated by the police after a video of him punching random members of the public in the head has sparked fury online Alford Lewis, 19, was seen punching several unsuspecting people in the back of the head in Wortham Park, in the Cypress area earlier this weekLewis has since apologized and said he regrets his actions, characterizing the video as a prank that got out of controlhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12677557/Neo-Nazi-domestic-terrorists-targeting-critical-power-stations-guns-explosives-ordinated-attacks-seek-destroy-American-way-life-watchdog-warns.htmlNeo-Nazi domestic terrorists are targeting critical power stations with guns and explosives in co-ordinated attacks as they seek to destroy the American way of life, watchdog warnsPhysical attacks on the US power grid rose by 71% last year, with a dramatic spike in plots by white supremacists intent on bringing down American societyHits on power stations have resulted in counties losing power for days, with one elderly woman dying as a result, as well as causing millions of dollars in damage There are now fears co-ordinated plots could be backed by hostile foreign states such as China, Russia or Iran, resulting in a cataclysmic fallout across the UShttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/property-value/article-12673083/Inside-Americas-OVERVALUED-housing-market-Idaho-underwent-property-boom-pandemic-experts-say-homes-selling-40-higher-true-worth-leaving-owners-risk-negative-equity.htmlInside America's most OVERVALUED housing market: Idaho underwent a property boom during the pandemic but experts say homes are selling 40% higher than their true worth - leaving owners at risk of negative equityReport this week found Idaho homes were the most overvalued in the USThe Gem State is a pandemic 'boom town' after attracting influx of homebuyers But as mortgage rates rise, residents are at risk of falling into negative equity https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12672581/Gen-Z-moving-plains-west-south-affordable-homes.htmlWhy Gen Z is moving to the Great Plains and Mountain West: Young adults seek out 'simpler living' and lower housing costsNew data shows Gen Z movers gravitating towards sparsely populated areasThe Dakotas and Idaho are top destination states per capita for those age 18-24Wide-open spaces and lower housing costs appear to be key factors for them https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12683653/Moment-Florida-teen-protects-sister-stranger-gun.htmlIncredible moment 14-year-old girl protects her four-year-old sister from shotgun-wielding stranger who attempts to break into their homeLeigha Kissinger sprung to action to protect her younger sister from a shotgun-wielding man trying to enter their houseThe elderly man is believed to be suffering from dementia and was taken to the hospital by officialshttps://youtu.be/p4yRH9rA3_o?si=S3vtbCTlBrqX4hVXIs Modern Israel "God's Chosen People"? 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There is not much that the best mic in the world can do about recording in a really sound-unfriendly environment. And some of us live in sound-unfriendly environments.If you are currently looking at your location options for podcasting and only finding places that are loud, echoey, or filled with blank empty spaces, but having the best possible audio quality for your show is important to you, then you might want to consider booking time at an in-person studio.I'm personally quite lucky in that my home office is usually pretty quiet and I have enough fluffy stuff kicking around to minimize echo, but there have been days, I'm particularly thinking of last spring when my next-door neighbor was having their windows replaced - when I would have been delighted to be able to go somewhere quiet and just get my content out in peace.My guest today owns and operates just such a venue - and a production company to boot! JP Davidson is the creator of Pop Up Podcasting an Ottawa-based producer and studio.If you want to learn who should book studio time and why - and what kind of value a live-on-a-call producer can provide, listen to our conversation below, or continue reading the blog post!Tune in to the full episode to:Get a better understanding of in-person podcasting studiosLearn about the different recording options for businessesUnderstand the role of the remote podcast producerKnow what to look for in a podcasting studioLearn which processes should be outsourced vs done in-houseDon't forget to join us for our free monthly strategy calls on the third Thursday of every month!Pop Up Podcasting: A look into podcast recording studiosJP Davidson runs an in-person podcast recording studio where people can come and record their episodes. Here's JP's overview of what that entails:The shows that they serveWe're a production company as well as a physical studio space here in Ottawa, Canada. We're right downtown and close to all kinds of businesses, government associations, and parliament buildings, so lots of different clients come through our space.What's their setup?We have a four-person podcast studio with three cameras. We handle video, and we have some lighting for video as well, so we can do a video or audio. Then we handle a lot of the technical production as far as editing, setting up distribution for our clients, and that sort of thing.Other servicesWe also advise and consult on marketing and other associated things. Although mainly we're kind of a technical production house.Things to consider when thinking about recording options for businessesI work with a lot of companies that podcast. One of the big things at the beginning of the show is how am I going to capture the best audio to kind of give this project the best effort I can.So if someone's making the decision, should I set up my office to record, should I make a room in my house to record or should I book time with the professional studio?According to JP, here are the things you need to consider when making that decision:Can you do it in the long term?I think a lot of the early kind of conversations around show design and how are we going to record this and all that. I like to bring up sustainability because I think a lot of us in podcasting know it's a long game and doing a short burst and then running out of steam, and skipping the next six months of episodes doesn't do anybody any good.It's really about what you can do consistently over the long term. So that really comes into it. If somebody is like, I work from home, it's really hard for me to get downtown to record or over to a studio space, then for sure we work with a lot of clients who record at home, record from the office remotely.That sustainability question is like, can you get to a studio space or is it going to be way better for you to be recording from home or from the office?How much is your budget?The other question is cost. It's a bit more expensive to record from a studio. We do a hybrid approach where our producers will connect with people remotely and be a remote producer during the call.And that helps a lot of our clients because there is this scary factor of technology when we're recording in our own spaces, with our own microphone, on our own computer. And so having a producer on the line can help smooth those things over.The studio is definitely the highest quality, most reliable way to do it. We double-record everything and back up everything. We have a producer on-site to fix anything that might be going wrong, reposition the microphones, and all that stuff.But I totally recognize that a good number of our clients are remote because it can be the best solution for a lot of people.An additional benefit to physical podcast studiosAnother benefit of renting a physical space outside of your own workspace is there is an amount of accountability to that.I find, especially for the solopreneurs or the owner-operators of small businesses, it's really easy to backburner the marketing promotion work that podcasting often is.But if you're paying, you've got a monthly subscription, you've got three hours of podcast studio time, you're going to go there and you're going to use it and you're going to get your studio time filled.JP Davidson's take on this:Even just on that micro level. For example, I have an appointment at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday. I'm going to go and get my show done. That can be really helpful.And the remote production that we do kind of has that built in too, because my producer is waiting for me at that time. I should say too, that we do a lot of hybrid. So host in the studio, remote guest, or vice versa. Some shows kind of flip between the two, depending on people's availability.My philosophy is that the host should always sound the best. That's what we sort of have come to expect from listening to the radio and watching TV news and everything else. Whether the host is in the studio to sound great or they're at home and we set them up with a nice microphone and the rest of it, we want everyone to sound great.But the host is the one we can reliably control the most because they're the consistent factor every week or every two weeks on the show.Host vs guest audio quality: Who should sound better?I feel it's preferable to have the guest and the host sound a little more equal if there's a huge disparity.The question is, is it always better to make the host sound as good as possible? Or is there ever a case for making the host sound a little bit worse if it kind of decreases the gap between host and guest?JP's take:With so many things around this stuff, it's opinion and it's art more than science. It hurts my heart a little too much to on purpose reduce audio quality. It's never really occurred to me to do that to make them match up more.I mean, let's shoot high for everyone, but I wouldn't necessarily draw. We're used to that from radio. A host in a studio and a caller on a bad cell phone. We've heard it looking at you, CBC.Maybe NPR in the States pays for tape syncs and brings people into the studio more. But here in Canada, we don't do that. We're hearing phone audio pretty often on the radio.Considerations for audio qualityOne of the things I think about it is because we have sort of the different podcast archetypes that we work with, longtime listeners will be familiar with the Blueprints, so we've got shows that are forethought leadership for establishing the brand of the company.And then we've got shows that are more relationship-focused. And I'm just thinking of this now in that case, if it really is about building relationships with your guests, that's when I think I'd try to equalize the audio..The guest doesn't hear it, but if it is a thought leadership, IP-focused show, just make everyone sound as good as possible, but focus on that host.Because you don't want to dunk on your guests if they're right. If you're trying to make them the star of the show.What does a remote producer do in an in-person podcast studio?Here at One Stone Creative, we don't do live remote production. So our clients, they record their own audio with their own guests and they send it to us.For JP's podcast studio, it's a little bit different:It's largely on the technical side, although we'll also chime in often at the end of the conversation, we'll chime in and say the answer to that question was sort of muddled. Let's retake that. You used this acronym throughout and never defined it. Maybe let's define that.It's the stuff that I was producing podcasts as a freelancer for years. People would record on their own and send me audio and the stuff where I was like, I wish I could have been there to ask them to do this or change this.And it's the same thing. On the technical side, we've connected with clients before and they have the ATR2100x here, the classic podcast USB mic.But we've had so many people have this great mic in front of them, and then the laptop mic is selected or the webcam mic is selected and you're like, you had it right there. Why didn't you flip it on? Or the blue yeti that's tipped towards the mouth instead of the face towards the mouth and sounds terrible as a result.So we did a quick sound check at the beginning and just to make sure that everybody's kind of doing everything they can to sound great. And sometimes it's close the window, I can hear the traffic noise or whatever, where we shepherd people through the process. And it really just came out of my frustration with people's self-taped audio, to be honest.Related:Podcasting for Business Conference 2023Deep Dive Workshop: Audio Quick Fixes and Troubleshooting with Audra CasinoWith a little bit of knowledge and caring, people can do this stuff on their own.There's only so many things it can really be. If someone sounds off, it's going to be your input or your output or your environment for the most part, and occasionally something weird and distressing that no one has ever run into before.You're supposed to be the expert on the call and we're tearing our hair out. Like, what is that sound? Why don't you sound better for those listening?If you are kind of in the position where you're trying to make that decision, if the thought of having to deal with an extra tech thing horrifies you look for a production company that offers remote producer services because that does take the problem completely off of your desk.The tools and tech for remote podcast recordingElectro-Voice RE320They're a little bit different internally, but I really like them. And they were a little bit cheaper than SM7Bs when I was setting up the studio. And when you're buying four, the cost matters. But I think they sound just as good as the classic SM7B.My take on the Shure MV7I downgraded from the SM7B because, interestingly, I'm very podcast-affiliated. I'm not a gearhead, I'm not the audio engineer. I've got wonderful team members who do that. It was just too much mic for me. It had too many settings. The M7, I could plug it in and it would just work as a non-techie person. That's what I needed.JP Davidson uses a USB mic at home, too, because of the simplicity of it, if you only need one mic in the room and it's connected to a computer, you're all set with that.RiversideI've had a few headaches with Riverside, to be honest. I think if you use any piece of technology enough, you're going to run into things. But it's the best thing going for us so far.And every so often we'll do things via Zoom. If the guest really is having trouble with Riverside, we need simplicity and speed over quality. But Riverside is a great platform for that.Squadcast: A Riverside CompetitorWe used Descript and so we had access to it. It's really nice. There were a few little gotchas where I was like, I guess they have the waiting room feature.There was something where I was like, oh, it doesn't have this that Riverside has, but I'm definitely considering moving over to that.I got the sense and strategically, I can see why they'd make this choice, but they're trying to, I think, to make it foolproof, because I noticed some of the things that I can normally do in Riverside or even in ZoomOnce you were recording in the Squadcast, you couldn't change your mic, you couldn't start messing with your settings once the recording had been hit. And I was just like, okay, I see why you do that.But Riverside's Enterprise features bug me because I don't want to pay for Enterprise. $300 a month or something is so much.And then there are features like download all is an enterprise feature, or View and Change people's inputs and outputs is an Enterprise feature. So if Squadcast can do some of that stuff, it's looking pretty tempting.Especially for people who are doing their own editing, using Descript as their primary DAW is a no-brainer. You'll put up with anything for that level of convenience. Just kind of a general about podcast studio.What should you look for in an in-person podcasting studio?A dedicated producer for each clientOne of the things that we pride ourselves on is having a dedicated producer for every client. And that's not to say we don't work as a team. If somebody's sick, we can fill in and all the rest of it.But you're going to have one point of contact and that's more important than you might think because there are always little differences with each client. Like we know the host always likes to sit in this chair for this particular show and having that kind of personalization is a nice touch.Do they offer video podcasting?There's a lot of people offering podcast recording in studios now, and there are a lot of differences in the services provided. So I think looking at that video or no video is one thing, but then if you know you want video and more and more of our clients are at least recording like, you do video for clips, even if you're not.The data backs it up. You've got to have at least an MP4 version on YouTube at this point. It's best practice now.Does the studio have enough cameras?So do you have video but then are there multiple cameras? Our studio has three cameras, so we can make a more dynamic show for people. In some cases, you can go to somewhere that specializes in music recording, but they're like, we have a table, we have microphones, we have chairs, whatever it is, we can set you up.Is the environment right for you?Thinking about the environment, especially for business podcasters, the environment you're bringing your clients into and depending on the nature of your business, like a cool music recording space might be perfect, but it might not be the vibe everybody's going for.So somewhere that's going to be a professional space where you can kind of wow your guests and give them the experience of being in this professional podcast space that's dedicated to the task.Especially if you're using a relationship-building strategy, particularly if you don't have premises, if you don't have your own company office, having a really nice professional, well-prepared space to bring your guests who could be potential clients, who could be potential referral partners too.It can just be a small investment into a really good impression.Should you outsource or do it in-house?A lot of the clients we work with have a communications team or a marketing person or somebody who has some specialization in what we're trying to do. And I think the way that that division happens is going to be different for everyone and hopefully you can find a partner that has some flexibility as far as that goes.We do kind of try to customize that based on the client. But the techie nitty gritty stuff that we've talked about so far is probably best left to us unless you have a really capable internal AV person who can help with this stuff.But a lot of people outside of the podcasting industry don't know about Riverside and Squadcast and Descript and these kinds of things. So kind of leaving that to the pros, I think can be helpful and can be a huge time saver because podcast editing and video editing are slow, even for us.But it can be four times slower if you're learning the software as you're going and all the rest of it There's a non-zero chance you're going to hate it because it takes a special brain to be into audio-video editing.I think the podcast-specific stuff can be helpful. So you know that a marketing and communications professional is going to know how to get the word out about things in different ways, but maybe they're not going to know that we have these typical sort of intro outro scripts for podcasts and how those go together, and the fact that you shouldn't go on and on for three minutes in an intro is long.Then we have the distribution setup. I think is still tricky and specialized, and even for me, who's done it a lot.Podcast Distribution: A look into Apple PodcastsWhy does Apple hate podcasters so much? It seems like Apple actively doesn't want more podcasts to be submitted.This is the only thing you could take away from creating an Apple ID, and then you have to log in and put in your credit card, but they're never going to use the credit card, and that kind of activates your Apple ID. It's so frustrating.I got locked out of my own Apple account because my credit card expired, but because I didn't have a credit card, I couldn't log in. So that whole account is just gone forever.I can't think of a reason for it because they're still one of the biggest distribution platforms, but maybe it's just a “you need us more than we need you” kind of thing.They can't be bothered to make it easy.The stuff that should be done in-houseThe stuff that should be in-house is more around guest selection. A lot of major editorial decision-making. We work with our clients on that often, and sometimes it'll be the answer to question four is, like, way off base as far as the company line goes.That's got to go. That's a quick thing for the client to tell a producer or an editor, but stuff that we wouldn't know, right? Because we're not in that industry and we don't know every company policy or how we talk about things or don't talk about things.We found that's a big part of our onboarding process because we do a lot of written materials for the shows that we produce as well as we do show notes. We do often social shares and guest notifications, and if something needs to be cut, I always recommend the writing go first because we work with a lot of highly niched companies and there's only so much our writers can do.They're not compliance lawyers, nor financial services advisors, nor an author whose voice is their money maker. So that's always kind of the balance between we're going to do really good industry-level stuff. It's not going to be as good as if you wrote it yourself. It's not on the table.Probably not a great business decision, but I've dragged my feet on doing client show notes. There's a handful that we do that goes okay once you figure out the style and all the rest of it. But a lot of it, especially if they have anyone internally who can do a better job, will defer to them pretty quickly.Creating show notes for podcastsWhat's interesting, I don't know if you know what's up. We do the State of Business Podcasting Report every year, and one of the things we look at is what these top 100 business shows do for their show notes. A shocking number of them are single sentences.I think the style that we do that's the most popular is a really good descriptive paragraph, a couple of sentences, guest bio if they have one. It's almost always a relationship-building plan. Then just key quotes or highlights, some of the most interesting things, and then resources and it's simple enough that doesn't have to be super, super on-brand voice for a company.And it's easy enough for anyone who needs to do that writing to get it more or less correct. So much of it is about SEO, so you're getting those keywords in. You're halfway there.Relationship Building Through Podcast ProductionOne of our clients, the Business Council of Canada, is this association of Canada's biggest CEOs of Canada's biggest companies.Their podcast is called Speaking of Business and their CEO, Goldie Heider talks to these titans of Canadian business, and it's half about him building the relationship with his membership and half about informing the membership of here's who we are and where we are.But then it's not strictly internal because it's also like, I can be a fly on the wall for this candid conversation between the CEOs of some of the biggest companies in Canada. None of it is really breaking out of the mold, but they do a nice job of as much as everything being said often has to be lawyered at that level.It's candid enough and it's kind of enough of a twist on what you hear these people say on the evening news. It's interesting to the average listener, even if you're not a business magnate.A small downside of working with big businessesWhen we have clients and they've got this really great guest from this really huge company. On the outside, I'm going, “Yay, good for you!” On the inside, I'm going, “Oh no, we're going to have a three-month review process, aren't we?”The problem with scripted responsesWe've had guests come in with, like, their communications person, fully scripted their responses to every question. That's just not great audio.If you're not a professional voice actor, it's hard to sound off the cuff if you're reading right. That's one of the ones.Our clients are kind of all over the map. Care Canada, a large nonprofit does work in Africa, is a client, and they have a great show where their program is all about teaching young women sexual and reproductive health in these African countries.They have young women hosting it and kind of running the show. So it's a very youth-led project that's sharing information to the people that need it, but also building that link between Canada and Africa.Interested in Pop Up Podcasting?Visit their website, https://popuppodcasting.ca/They do remote production work with folks across Canada and beyond.You may also contact JP through jp@popuppodcasting.ca (he would be be happy to chat!)Key Quotes"It's really about what you can do consistently over the long term.” - JP DavidsonResourcesOne Stone Creative | LinkedIn | Twitter | Facebook | InstagramMake sure to check out our free Monthly Strategy Calls!Podcasting for Business Conference 2023Learn about what other business podcasters are doingState of Business Podcasting Report 2022JP Davidson Pop Up Podcasting | Personal Site | LinkedIn | TwitterRelated:Working with VAs for Your Podcast with Kristy YoderGetting the Best Sound From Your Home Studio (or Kitchen Table) with Junaid AhmedAchieving Business Goals with Podcast Managers | Ted CraggAcoustic Treatment for Your Home or Office StudioAbout JP Davidson“JP Davidson is the founding producer of Pop Up Podcasting. He started podcasting as a hobby in 2010, and it quickly became an obsession and a career.Before founding Pop Up Podcasting in 2017, JP studied audio documentary at the Transom Story Workshop; produced stories for CBC Radio; taught podcasting workshops; and worked to launch podcasts for clients like RBC, Greenpeace, and The Globe & Mail.He's also founded groups to help podcasters connect: The Canadian Sound & Story Workshop, and Ottawa Podcasters.When he's not thinking about podcasting, JP can be found nerding out on the latest tech trends, and trying desperately to keep up with his increasingly quick toddler.”PFBCon 2023Have you gotten your ticket for the Podcasting for Business Conference yet? There is still plenty of time and there is content ready and waiting for you right now.It's the recording of last year's event and they are fantastic just like this year's presentations are going to be.Learn more and check out the speaker lineup and our vast array of networking opportunities over at www.pfbcon.com

Matt's 500-year houseThe mystery leakFind Will on the web:Build Show Videos: https://buildshownetwork.com/go/willkingInstagram: @willkingbuilds and @highcottonhomesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/HighCottonHomesInc/High Cotton Homes Website: https://www.highcotton-homes.com/Find Matt on the web:Build Show Videos: https://buildshownetwork.com/go/mattrisingerInstagram: @risingerbuild and @thebuildshowTikTok: @thebuildshowMatt's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/@buildshownetworkRisinger Build Website: https://risingerbuild.com/Don't miss a single Build Show video; sign up for our twice-weekly newsletter here.

Natalie Fee is an award-winning founder of City to Sea and 3 times author with a new book just out called “Do Good Get Paid”. Today, we're back-peddling all the way to November 2017.Natalie had been running City to Sea for 2 years at this point, and was going hard. She wasBeing paid 2 days a week, and volunteering the restNavigating the pressures of doing a TED TalkIn the midst of a breakup  that required her to move houseThe signs of stress were beginning to show, but in an effort to keep campaigning, she pushed on. Until her body couldn't anymore. Natalie embraces being a mindful person. But in the workplace, she was driven by action.And this was her wake up call to do things differently.In our conversation, Natalie reflects on the progress of the business since her burnout and the dichotomy of being mindful in and out of working environments.We talk a lot aboutDifferent ways you can integrate more present approaches to workingManaging workload with life expectationsAppreciating your successesNatalie's journey is a powerful reflection of just how turbulent founder life can be. And a valuable message that you can still be successful, while things are a work in progress!Want to know how Future Fit you are? Take 3 mins to benchmark yourself with our Founder Fitness Test on peer-effect.com. You might discover some surprising gaps! Or just follow James on LinkedIn for more thoughts around coaching and being future fit.

Get a FREE “Fake News Stops Here” mug when you buy an annual subscription to The Texan: https://go.thetexan.news/mug-fake-news-stops-here-2022/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=weekly_roundupThe Texan's Weekly Roundup brings you the latest news in Texas politics, breaking down the top stories of the week with our team of reporters who give you the facts so you can form your own opinion. Enjoy what you hear? Be sure to subscribe and leave a review! Got questions for the reporting team? Email editor@thetexan.news — they just might be answered on a future podcast. This week on The Texan's Weekly Roundup, the team discusses: Patrick revealing that he is “absolutely” running for reelection in 2026 at our 88th Session Kickoff event and his thoughts on the Senate's legislative priorities and relationship with the HouseThe state unemployment rate falling below four percent for the first time since February 2020Gov. Abbott calling the Senate's $15 billion property tax relief plan “a good start”Patrick releasing his committee assignments and chairmanships for the Senate this sessionA new Exxon Mobil refinery expansion boosting output by 250,000 barrels of oil per dayA South Texas sheriff asking law enforcement in Texas and other states for help with the border crisisA report on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion practices at the University of Texas at AustinControversy over a bill to prevent citizens and governments of hostile nations from acquiring land in TexasA federal judge in Dallas sentencing a human trafficker to 25 years in prison

Dr. Chastain and Abby's topics this week are:Whete to locate a bird cage in the houseThe preferred size and construction of a bird cageProper inanimate contents of a bird cage.Link to show notes: BetterAnimalHandling.com

Sage House is a dementia hub in Tangmere, West Sussex. Said to be the first of its kind in the UK, the hub is located in a light, airy building of dementia-friendly coloured zones, wide passageways, Daisy's café and numerous meeting rooms for everything from legal advice on drawing up wills and powers of attorney to hairdressing, from Citizens Advice Bureau sessions and dementia assessment clinics to Reiki. The hub provides a one-stop shop to give all the various services that someone diagnosed with dementia and his or her family might need. Crucially, they will also be allocated one person to help them navigate their way around the mind-boggling systems and choices they will now confront. Chief executive Sally Tabbner is passionate about what she does. She was recruited even before Sage House officially opened in 2018 and has taken her team from a staff of three to 36 employees and 66 volunteers who between them over the past 12 months have provided direct support to over seventeen hundred people affected by dementia. So successful has the hub proved that Chichester University is currently evaluating the model to see if it might be rolled out across the UK. Volunteer Ronnie Patmore, whose late wife Dolly used the hub until she died during the first Covid lockdown in 2020, initially felt guilty and doubtful about leaving his wife in the care of others. However, ably supported by Jackie, a dedicated, personal Wayfinder, Ronnie soon realised that the hub and its resources were just what the couple needed. And since Dolly died, he's volunteered at Sage House, helping in the café and, in his inimitable way, cheering up the customers. “I find myself chatting to people starting out on the same journey as I have had,” says Ronnie. “I know what it's like and I hope that if I speak to them I might brighten their day”.Find out more about Sage House at www. www.dementiasupport.org.uk/sage-houseThe book Pippa mentioned, by Peter Berry & Deb Bunt, is called Slow Puncture: Living Well With Dementia, and is available from Amazon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

THE THESIS: The second coup is being executed in advance. Liz Cheney and her dear, DEAR friend, Nancy Pelosi intend to hand the fraud J6 investigation over to the criminal DOJ. If President Trump secures the Republican nomination, they will charge him with the hopes of splitting the GOP. Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy are fine with all of this. If the GOP actually gets out of its own way and lets the insanity of the Democrats deliver them an election win in the midterms, they will either go about investigating and then legally dismantling the criminal DOJ or the DOJ will dismantle the presidential election against conservatives. THE SCRIPTURE & SCRIPTURAL RESOURCES: James 4:1-3Submit Yourselves to God4 What causes fights and quarrels among you? Don't they come from your desires that battle within you? 2 You desire but do not have, so you kill. You covet but you cannot get what you want, so you quarrel and fight. You do not have because you do not ask God. 3 When you ask, you do not receive, because you ask with wrong motives, that you may spend what you get on your pleasures.THE NEWS & COMMENT:Here is their planJan 6 Committee Finale: Handing Anti-MAGA Football To DOJ For Prosecutions After Dems Lose the HouseThe made-for-TV J6 show trial has concluded, but the endgame unfolds: Criminal referrals and a subpoena to Trump to hand the football to Merrick Garland and DOJ to keep up the attacks after Democrats lose the House.ABC “News” is feeling that familiar shiver in their thighs . . . of course, Liz Cheney's dear, DEAR friends, Nancy Pelosi and Mitch McConnell have never had to testify about why they refused extra security that day. In historic move, House Jan. 6 committee votes to subpoena Trump; Americans deserve to hear from him, Liz Cheney said.All across the Country, people who did nothing more than travel to D.C. to see the President speak are being harassed by the FBI as the J6 Committee's own FBI informants make clear the FBI is lying about many of the accused. Julie Kelly's update on the January 6 show trialAs Julie pointed out, Pelosi had her Daughter and Grandson in the Capital that day so she must have been super scared. Is that why she threatened to assault a sitting President? Will the FBI be raiding her office? [AUDIO] - PELOSI ON JAN. 6: "I hope [Trump] comes. I'm gonna punch him out! This is my moment. I've been waiting for this—for trespassing on the Capitol grounds. I'm gonna punch him out and I'm gonna go to jail and I'm gonna be happy." . . . staff all wearing Woke Masks, but not the great lady. Her US flag Gator around her neck. But, as we know, members of The Party are allowed to lie at will [AUDIO] - Joe Biden says his son "lost his life in Iraq." Fact check: His son left Iraq in 2009 and died in Maryland six years later from brain cancer.The selective enforcement is not just bias, it's not just corruption, it's coup-making. The DOJ and FBI bosses are literally leading the Cultural Revolution against America. Durham's FBI Indictment; His prosecutions put the bureau on trial for partisanship and incompetence.Victims of the Mockingbird Media have no idea the FBI is a rotted corpse of what it once was:[AUDIO] - Corporate Media Laugh At FBI Meddling With Republican Control Of Senate In Attempted Entrapment Of Ron JohnsonThe message is clear: if you are attacking on behalf of The Party you can attack as you wish, with words and with violence.‘Kill All Christian Nationalists': Vandals Trash Michigan Catholic Church With Pro-Abortion GraffitiSecurity cameras caught the cowards in the act. I'm shocked they didn't make any references to handmaids.Yahoo! Finance: We Could Ease Diaper Shortage If Pregnancy Centers Would Quit Convincing Women To Keep Their BabiesThere are brave, godly young people standing up. One of them joined us to talk about the FBI harassment of pro-life activists. Mia Cathell's work at TownhallMia Cathell's Twitter feed

Best-selling author and real estate entrepreneur Rob Beardsley offer sound counsel for the future. Join us as he discusses team building, property and construction management, and insights from his book, "The Definitive Guide to Underwriting Multifamily Acquisitions."WHAT YOU'LL LEARN FROM THIS EPISODE In-house property management: Its benefits, what to consider, and how it worksWhy you should bring construction management in-houseThe advantages of real estate partnerships and how to structure your team for successImpactful ways to build your business' credibilityAdvice on how to reach your company's goals in today's economyRESOURCES/LINKS MENTIONEDThe Definitive Guide to Underwriting Multifamily Acquisitions by Rob Beardsley https://amzn.to/3QahCXvRadiance Living https://radianceliving.co/Raising Capital for Real Estate by Hunter Thompson | Paperback https://amzn.to/3oHiC9U and Kindle https://amzn.to/3cSAegiDo you want to enter an inner circle of multifamily dealmakers to learn about the latest investment strategies, capital raising techniques, and partnership best practices? Book your tickets for the LSC NY Summit 2022 at https://lscre.com/events and get real deals done!ABOUT ROB BEARDSLEYRob is the host of the Capital Spotlight podcast, oversees acquisitions and capital markets for Lone Star Capital, and has acquired over $300 million of multifamily real estate. He has evaluated thousands of opportunities using proprietary underwriting models and published the number one book on multifamily underwriting, The Definitive Guide to Underwriting Multifamily Acquisitions. He has written over 50 articles about underwriting, deal structures, and capital markets.CONNECT WITH ROBWebsite: Rob Beardsley https://robbeardsley.me/Website: Lone Star Capital https://lscre.com/LinkedIn: Rob Beardsley https://www.linkedin.com/in/rob-beardsley/CONNECT WITH USGreen Light Equity Group - http://www.investwithgreenlight.com/For a list of Virtual Meetups - Email: tate@glequitygroup.com | chelsea@glequitygroup.com

NYC's duck 'n' cover PSA. A couple of congress members make far too little, far too late (and probably cynical and calculated) gestures in defense of whistleblowers. Abe's whitewashed legacy and why some in Korea and China are celebrating his assassination. The necessity of prison labor (i.e. slavery) said aloud in Arizona. Millennials & renewables are the real problems here. It's terrifyingly, soul-shittingly hot these days. Never Forget: standwithdanielhale.orgCommiserate on Discord: discord.gg/aDf4Yv9PrYSupport: patreon.com/heatdeathpodGeneral RecommendationsJD's Recommendation: Extraordinary Attorney WooJNM's Recommendations: 1) Men & 2) Crimes of the FutureFurther Reading, Viewing, ListeningNYC Emergency Management Department issues Public Service Announcement for nuclear attack>>> PSA VideoRashida Tlaib Is Trying to Fix the Espionage Act, but Whistleblowers Are Probably Out of Luck >>> VIDEO: The Squad Actually Acknowledges Julian Assange Exists>>> AOC Rips Marjorie Taylor Greene's 'Insurrection' Claim as Roe Feud Heats UpAbe's Death, and Korea's Japanophobia>>> VIDEO: US-backed fascism in Japan: How Shinzo Abe whitewashed genocidal imperial crimes>>> ARTICLE: US-backed fascism in Japan: How Shinzo Abe whitewashed genocidal imperial crimes>>> Shinzo Abe shooting: who are the ‘Moonies' and why are they in the spotlight?Arizona communities would 'collapse' without cheap prison labor, Corrections director says>>> Bizarre message board thread on this subjectA Mile-Long Procession Of Buses Carried Items From School Shooting Victims To Ted Cruz's HouseThe size of the millennial generation is to blame for sky-high inflation, strategist saysTexas Officials Blame Renewables for Heatwave Blackout Risk. Experts Say That's Misleading>>> Almost Hot Enough in Spain to Cook Meat

Happy Father's Day, Vince! Jay is in an uproar with how Vince is handling his new allegations. Jeff Hardy needs help as well as, Damian Priest at the National Puerto Rican Day ParadeBig E throws his neck brace in the garbageMark Briscoe is a dad Tessa Blanchard fired from WOWRandy Orton possibly out until 2023Sherri Shepherd and MJFThe Rock buys Tamina a houseThe passing of Dave Hebner and Tim WhiteSasha Banks released?Around The Squared Circle Links Follow Turnbuckle Tabloid on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TurnbuckleTabJoin the Turnbuckle Tabloid Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/320104321733922/?source_id=382960952118538Become a fan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Turnbuckle-Tabloid-382960952118538Follow TBT on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turnbuckletabloidpodcast/   The views expressed on air during Turnbuckle Tabloid do not represent the views of the RAGE Works staff, partners, or affiliates. Listener discretion advised.

Jay is in an uproar with how Vince is handling his new allegations. Jeff Hardy needs help as well as, Damian Priest at the National Puerto Rican Day ParadeBig E throws his neck brace in the garbageMark Briscoe is a dad Tessa Blanchard fired from WOWRandy Orton possibly out until 2023Sherri Shepherd and MJFThe Rock buys Tamina a houseThe passing of Dave Hebner and Tim WhiteSasha Banks released?Around The Squared Circle Links Follow Turnbuckle Tabloid on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TurnbuckleTabJoin the Turnbuckle Tabloid Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/320104321733922/?source_id=382960952118538Become a fan on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Turnbuckle-Tabloid-382960952118538Follow TBT on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/turnbuckletabloidpodcast/

House hacking is one of the easiest ways to get into real estate investing. Thanks to its flexible financing options, low down payment loans, and ability to cut your rent in half (or eliminate it), house hacking is truly a phenomenal investing strategy. In short, house hacking is when a homeowner or investor buys a house or multifamily and rents out the other rooms or units while they live in one of them.The house hacking strategy can be mixed and matched in any way you like. Want to live with a bunch of friends? Buy a three or four-bedroom house and rent out the rooms. Want to have a private space for you and your family? Buy a small multifamily and rent out the other units. No matter what you choose to do, house hacking can help speed up your journey to financial freedom. This is done by reducing the amount of money you spend on rent/a mortgage while also giving you serious tax benefits, instant cash flow, and appreciation so you can build wealth in the background.In this how-to episode, Ashley and Tony give you everything you need to find, analyze, finance, and buy a house hack. They go over in-depth real estate analysis so you can confidently bring a deal to your lender, partner, or just have peace of mind that you're making a smart investment. This single home purchase could change your financial future forever, so what are you waiting for?In This Episode We CoverWhat is house hacking and the major benefits of hacking your houseThe four ways to build wealth in real estate and three common rookie mistakesThe best ways to fund your real estate deals or house hack propertyHow to analyze your next property using the BiggerPockets real estate calculatorsProperty management 101 and how to manage a rental propertyHow to get your first real estate deal faster with BiggerPockets tools and expert guidanceAnd So Much More!Links from the ShowBiggerPocketsReal Estate Rookie Youtube ChannelReal Estate Rookie PodcastReal Estate Rookie Facebook GroupThe Real Estate Robinsons Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets ForumsJames Dainard's InstagramOn The Market PodcastProjectRE Youtube ChannelBiggerPockets CalculatorDan Sullivan's LinkedInWho Not How: Stop Doing the Things You Hate, Free Up Time, Be Happier and Richer with Dan SullivanBiggerPockets Agent FinderCraigslistFacebook MarketplaceMLSBiggerPockets Rent EstimatorBiggerPockets MarketplaceBrandon Turner's BiggerPocket's ProfileBiggerPockets Pro MembershipDavid Greene's BiggerPocket's ProfileCraig Curelop's InstagramConnect with Ashley and Tony:Ashley's InstagramTony's InstagramCheck out the full show notes here: https://biggerpockets.com/blog/rookie-189See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

#021 - Elle Paton is an experienced tiny houser living in St Kilda in Melbourne, Victoria. So strongly does she feel about the environmental and community benefits of tiny houses that Elle left her corporate job to work in tiny-house advocacy.Elle is also a Co-founder of Tiny Non-Profit, a Co-founder of the Australian Tiny House Association, and most recently, Co-founder of the new platform Littlefoot - a platform for small footprint housing in Australia. She works as a consultant within the industry and heads up the Australian Tiny Houses Facebook Community.Living in her St Kilda suburban tiny house, from where she works, she is passionate about the sustainability aspect of tiny living and the potential positive social impacts tiny houses have to offer. Opening her home, both in-person and online, to educational projects, council members and fellow advocates of the industry, Elle is a driven advocate for the Tiny Home Industry, serving consumers, collaborating and educating to strive for a better way forward for small footprint living here in Australia.In this conversation we talk about:Elle's experiences of tiny house living, including the process of downsizing & transitioning, the challenges and best partsThe importance of working out your values and needs when building your tiny houseThe current situation with tiny house on wheels (caravan) regulations in AustraliaElle's experiences dealing with her local council to get pre-approval for long term living in her tiny house on wheels in an urban environment in St KildaConsiderations and things to understand when making a case for local council approval for long-term tiny house living... and lots more!If you're in Australia, I recommend checking out the Australian Tiny House Association's website on the situation of tiny house on wheels regulations, as it has 3 categories to consider - road and vehicle regulations, building codes and planning & dwelling rules. It also has different information for each state.If you're outside Australia, you might want to research and get in touch with the tiny house association in your state or country to find out the situation with tiny house living where you are.Disclaimer: The information discussed in this conversation is not intended to offer advice to podcast listeners. It is for educational purposes only. Please do your own research and seek professional support before making any big decisions about building or living in your tiny house. Or even better, contact Elle directly for a consultation.Find out more about the podcast and get the episode show notes & links here:https://tinyhouseconversations.com/021And make sure you subscribe so you'll know exactly when new episodes are live!You can work with Elle and follow her tiny adventures here:W: www.littlefoot.homes LT: https://linktr.ee/ellepatonTiny Consulting: https://calendly.com/ellepaton/tiny-consultancy-callAustralian Tiny Houses FB group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/235074966967710/You can follow Lucy's tiny adventures here:IG: https://www.instagram.com/tinyhouseconversationsFB: https://www.facebook.com/tinyhouseconversationsSupport the show

Lulu appeared to be a floater in the house, caught between the newbies and the OG's - however that could not be further from the truth in this revealing interview.Lulu also opens up about her fears in the panic room with Tim and whether the cancelled eviction with Sam made the house feel cheated.Lulu chats about:Being up against Sam in the eviction roomWhether she was in the OG or newbie alliancePressure in being identified as a floater in the houseThe panic roomDealing with the drama in the houseWho she would like to see winWhether she figured out Brenton's game planBig Brother in Brazil Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/tv-blackbox. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With a vision to democratize wine for every wine drinker in the US, Underground Cellar's founder and CEO Jeffrey Shaw and COO Jeff Hardy are focused on building a unique and disruptive platform for buying wine.  Leveraging gamification principles, Underground Cellar gives you upgrades to the wines you buy, giving customers access to more expensive and rare wines.  This has expanded into free wine storage in their Cloud Cellar, which they hope to build more community and a trading platform around.  Dig into how it got started, the value proposition for wineries, and where they are going in this episode of XChateau!  Underground Cellar offers listeners a discount code for $100 off your first purchase of $150 or more with promo code: XChateau at undergroundcellar.com. Like what you hear?  If you'd like to support us in bringing you the best content on the wine business, become a patron at Patreon.  Detailed Show Notes: Jeffrey Shaw's backgroundFell in love with wine in college, wine tasting, etc.Had a small exit with his first company and wanted to do something in wineStarted 6 companies simultaneously (based on a statistic that 5 out of 6 companies fail in the 1st year) to find 1 to focus on, dropped the rest after 90 days except for Underground CellarThe goal is to “democratize” the wine experience and convert wine drinkers to wine collectors for lifeJeff Hardy's backgroundTech background, worked at Google and Yahoo!, building smaller startups focused on small and medium-sized businessesUnderground Cellar's modelCurate wines into collections (e.g., Napa Valley Cabernet)People don't buy specific bottles, but into a collection with different price point wines50% or more of the bottles you buy are upgraded to more expensive bottlesCollections can include rare wines (e.g., a Heidi Barrett signed bottle of Screaming Eagle)Cloud Cellar - everyone can store up to 500 bottles for freeUpgrade determinationan algorithm helps determine the number of upgradesFocus on lifetime value received as a customerGoal to “democratize” wineThree elements of wine that can be democratized - knowledge, money, and relationships/accessUnderground Cellar tries to educate in easy to understand, more approachable waysUpgrading allows customers to experience higher levels of wineAbility to source some scarce, valuable, and hard to find wines enables access to these winesTarget market = everyoneWine aficionados - enticed by the rare wines available (e.g., the signed bottle of Screaming Eagle)New wine drinkers - want great value, like the process of being upgradedWine lovers building collections - want variety for their collections, which is inherent in the collectionsSupplier benefitsWines are never discountedUnderground Cellar can buy small lots of wineCan buy less popular varietals, etc.Promotes the brand and story on social media (~12k followers on Instagram) and email (~250,000 email subscribers) => wineries have said that foot traffic and sales spike after being featuredCloud CellarGet unlimited duration storage for 500 bottles for freeLet's people buy wine when they usually couldn't due to weather/shipping constraints or for space/storage constraints85% of customers use Cloud Cellar, most storing ~1 case - most customers use it to buy wine at any timeFuture: people can start to trade with one another on the platformMarketing channelsUse social media, direct mail, radio#1 channel has been direct referrals - people like to share their upgrade storiesOffers a “Give $50, get $50” referral programFuture: the potential to add wine as a reward in Cloud Cellar, similar to Robinhood referrals where you get one share of stockBarbara Corcoran is an investorInitially approached Mark Cuban via email, but he doesn't invest in alcoholApproached Barbara afterward to prove Mark Cuban wrongTechnology platformBuilt from scratch in-houseThe new upgrade model was not supported by other platformsNeeded to de-couple wine buying from wine-shipping60 employees currently, including data scientists and business insights analystsFuture for Underground CellarWith 84M people in the US as wine drinkers, lots of room to growWant to get the experience out there to more peopleThe goal is to make the experience fun and excitingWant to build community within Underground Cellar and turn people into collectorsPromo Code for listeners: $100 off your 1st purchase of $150 or morePromo Code: XChateauGo to www.undergroundcellar.com

世界上第一条短信售出 成交价近15万美元︱World's first SMS sold as NFT for $150,000 at Paris auction houseThe world's first SMS has been sold as a non-fungible token (NFT) for $149,729 (€132,680) at auction in Paris, according to the auctioneer Aguttes.据法国奥古特拍卖行称，世界上第一条短信在巴黎的拍卖会以149729美元（约合人民币95.4万元）的价格作为非同质化代币（NFT）售出。Reading "Merry Christmas," the message was sent by British programmer Neil Papworth from his computer on December 3, 1992 to Richard Jarvis, the director of UK telecommunications company Vodafone.1992年12月3日，英国程序员尼尔·帕普沃思在电脑上向时任英国电信公司沃达丰总监的理查德·贾维斯发送了一条“圣诞快乐”的短信。Jarvis received the message on his Orbitel 901 cellphone during the company's Christmas function.贾维斯在Orbitel 901手机上收到了这条信息，当时该公司正在举行圣诞活动。The NFT is a replica of the original communication protocol that transmitted the SMS, the auction house said. The unknown buyer, who was to pay in the cryptocurrency Ether, will also receive a digital frame with a 3D animation of the message being received.奥古特拍卖行表示，这次拍卖的NFT是传输短信的原始通信协议复制品。拍下该NFT的匿名买家将以加密货币——以太币支付，他还将收到一个数码相框，其中包含这条短信的3D动画。 Papworth and his colleagues were trying to develop a type of communication whereby their client, Vodafone, could offer users the ability to send messages to each other's phones, Aguttes explained on its website.奥古特拍卖行在其网站上解释称，当时帕普沃思和他的同事想开发一种通信方式，让他们的客户沃达丰可以为用户提供用手机相互发送信息的功能。They eventually refined the code, and the transmission of texts via Vodafone's network became a reality.他们最终完善了代码，使在沃达丰的网络中传输文本成为现实。"In 1992, I had no idea just how popular texting would become, and that this would give rise to emojis and messaging apps used by millions," Papworth was quoted as saying by the auctioneer.拍卖行援引帕普沃思的话称：“1992年的时候，我不知道短信会变得这么流行，会促使数百万人使用表情符号和通讯软件。”Initially, texts could not be sent from cellphones because they did not have keyboards. However, by 1994, they were able to be transmitted from phones thanks to the arrival of the Nokia 210.起初，手机里不配有键盘，无法发送短信。而到了1994年，诺基亚210的出现使手机能够发短信了。Five years later, text messages could be sent on various telecommunications networks, giving rise to their popularity. Texting as a means of communication began to overtake the use of phone calls, according to the press release.五年后，各种电信网络都可以发送文字短信，短信大肆流行起来。据新闻报道，短信作为一种交流方式开始取代打电话。The 160-character limit of SMS -- which stands for "Short Message Service" -- has since been incorporated across digital platforms including Twitter.短信的长度限制为160个字符，此后推特等互联网平台都加入了这一限制。The way that users choose to express themselves has developed over time with the introduction of Internet acronyms and emojis.随着网络缩写词和表情符号的引入，用户表达自己的方式随着时间的推移而变化。Just as the world's first SMS revolutionized the way people communicate, NFTs are shaking up the art world.正如世界上第一条短信彻底改变了人们的交流方式，NFT也在撼动艺术界。Non-fungible tokens are a form of cryptocurrency that convert digital pieces of art into unique, verifiable goods that can be traded on the blockchain.NFT是一种加密货币形式，能把数字艺术品转换为独特的、可验证的商品，可在区块链上交易。Each NFT is one-of-a-kind, meaning that no two tokens are the same. Since March, when the first NFT artwork was sold for $69,346,250 during an online auction by Christie's, virtual art has broken into the mainstream.每个NFT代币都是独一无二的。自3月份佳士得拍卖行以69346250美元（约合人民币4.4亿元）的价格售出第一件NFT艺术品以来，虚拟艺术已经成为主流。Recently, Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales sold an NFT of the first ever edit made on the website -- a testament to how virtual art can be used to commemorate moments in Internet culture history.最近，维基百科联合创始人吉米·威尔斯出售了该网站首次编辑词条的NFT——这证明了虚拟艺术可以用来纪念互联网文化史上的时刻。Speaking about the sale of the SMS NFT, Maximilien Aguttes, the development manager at Aguttes auction house, said, "The first printed book, the first phone call, the first email, all these inventions have changed our lives and communication in the world."在谈到出售首条短信NFT时，奥古特拍卖行的业务拓展经理马克西米利安·奥古特说：“第一本印刷书籍、第一个电话、第一封电子邮件，所有这些发明都改变了我们的生活和交流方式。”"This first text message received in 1992 is a historic testament to human and technological progress. It transmitted a message of joy, 'Merry Christmas'," Aguttes added.他补充说：“1992年收到的第一条短信是人类和技术进步的历史见证。它传递了一条溢满欢乐的信息——‘圣诞快乐'。”Vodafone said earlier this month that proceeds from the sale would be donated to the United Nations Refugee Agency.沃达丰本月早些时候表示，此次拍卖所得将捐赠给联合国难民署。fungible 英 ['fʌndʒɪbl]；美['fʌndʒəbəl]adj.可代替的；可互换的n.（偿还债务时所用的）代替物cryptocurrency英 [ˈkrɪpto kʌrənsi]；美[ˈkrɪptoʊ kɜːrənsi]n. 加密通货；加密货币auctioneer英 [ˌɔːkʃəˈnɪə(r)]；美[ˌɔːkʃəˈnɪr] n. 拍卖人；拍卖商verifiable英 [ˈverɪfaɪəbl]；美[ˈverɪfaɪəbl] adj. 可证实的

Sometimes, it's hard to see emotional abuse when it's happening. Sometimes, you were young and thought it was normal. What about now? Are you living in it, or suffering from the long-term effects of it? How do you know? Listen for answers to these questions.Emotional abuse can be hard to recognize in the beginning. Some people have difficult naming it, even after experiencing it for far too long. This episode will help you understand the underlying nature of living with emotional abuse. I offer the analogy between living with emotional abuse and having black mold in your house. Understanding those similarities can help you get a handle on the extent of emotional abuse you may have experienced, or be experiencing.Think of the effects of living with spreading mold in your basement or under your kitchen sink. You are unaware of it, yet it keeps on affecting you. Eventually, you find the cause. I hope this episode will help you pinpoint emotional abuse earlier, rather than later.HIGHLIGHTS OF TODAY'S EPISODE:Signs of emotional abuseWhy emotional abuse is the hardest to recognizeHow emotional abuse affects you like mold in your houseThe accumulative effects of long-term emotional abuseWhy it is essential to recognize and admit that you have experienced emotional abuse. Were you abused? Are you being abused? Are you healing from abuse?. I'm here to help.Let's talk soon.RhobertaWant clarity, insights, strategies, and support from me? We can talk: Introductory session for new clients, $97FOLLOW DR. RHOBERTA SHALER...WEBSITE: https://www.ForRelationshipHelp.comPODCAST: http://www.SaveYourSanityPodcast.comFACEBOOK: https://www.Facebook.com/RelationshipHelpDoctorTWITTER: https://www.Twitter.com/RhobertaShalerLINKEDIN: https://www.LinkedIn.com/in/RhobertaShalerINSTAGRAM: https://www.Instagram.com/DrRhobertaShalerPINTEREST: https://www.Pinterest.com/RhobertaShalerCLUBHOUSE: @drshalerYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/ForRelationshipHelp-------------------------------------------------------------I'M HERE TO HELP YOU FIGURE OUT WHAT'S GOING ON AND WHAT YOU WANT TO DO ABOUT IT!If you want to learn more, share, ask questions, and feel more powerful within yourself and your relationships,join my Community Circle now.Off social media, safe discussion + videos + articles + webinars + 2 group Ask Me Anything calls each month!WOW! Join now. Dr. Shaler's Emerging Empowered Community #livingwithemotionalabuse #gaslighting #toxicshame #abuseathome #effectsofabuse #amibeingabused #hypervigilance#emotionalabuserecovery #emergingempowered #relationshipincrisis #personalitydisorders#signsofemotionalabuse #amibeingabused #toxicrelationships #narcissist #hijackal #emotionalabuseSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/hijackals-conflict-toxic-people-narcissist. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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                        Hebrews – A Call to Commitment:                                              “The G.O.A.T.”                                              Hebrews 3:1-6      He starts by defining our Status:     1.                  Our Nature: Made Holy – Separate 1 Pet 1:15-16     2.                  Our Relationship: Brothers & Sisters, Family 1 Pet 2:17     3.                  Our Privilege: Heavenly callingPhil 3:14; Heaven is our goal!      Two Things about Jesus:      1.                  Our Apostle: Earthy Representative      2.                  Our High Priest: Heavenly Mediato Moses had a crisis of faith: Ex. 4:13Jesus greater than Moses in three ways:1.         Jesus is the builder of the house  2.         Jesus is God He already has told us that Jesus is the creator:  Hebrews 1:2  3.         Jesus is the Master of the houseThe eternal house: 1 Sam 2:35We need to take root… Mk 4:16-17 Support the show (https://paypal.me/pwp398?locale.x=en_US)

Welcome to Episode 339 of the Yeukai Business Show. In this episode, Stephanie O'Dea and Trevor discuss bestseller tips for career-seeking moms. If you are looking for ways to leverage what you already know without faking your skills and your interests, you have the opportunity to turn them into a money-making career so you can have the life that you've always wanted. If you want to learn how, tune in now! In this episode, you'll discover: Stephanie's journey from stay-at-home mom to published, bestseller writerSelf-publishing vs. publishing through a pub houseThe easiest path to success for writers About Stephanie Stephanie O'Dea is New York Times best-selling author of 10 books, whose accomplishments include: Stephanie is famous for her crackpot recipe blogShe got on the NYT best-sellers list by asking her email list and blog audience to buy her cookbook.A self-made entrepreneur, who built her website, email list and following with absolutely NO money downShe now coaches and mentors women, primarily moms -- many are trying to "find" themselves after taking a long time off the workforce to raise children, or are wanting to learn how to better themselves in some way More Information Learn more about how you can also get started with creating your money-making career:  Facebook: www.facebook.com/StephanieODea.author Instagram: www.instagram.com/stephanieodea/?fbclid=IwAR3QNEw52OgSInG1mPyRf02d5i9BfubmDH_VaBQefpelDjxwuBlCjvbYkos Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-o-dea-252a6a3/      Yeukai's Links:   Get free resources: Yeukaicourses.com   Stay in the know: Yeukaibusinessshow.com Thanks for Tuning In! Thanks so much for being with us this week. Have some feedback you'd like to share? Please leave a note in the comments section below! If you enjoyed this episode on tips for career-seeking moms, please share it with your friends by using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. Don't forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes to get automatic episode updates for our "Yeukai Business Show!" And, finally, please take a minute to leave us an honest review and rating on iTunes. They really help us out when it comes to the ranking of the show and I make it a point to read every single one of the reviews we get. Please leave a review right now. Thanks for listening!

BIO: Jennifer Murtland is a licensed Real estate agent and investor in Ohio and Northern KY. She is the co-host of the Real Estate Fight Club podcast that focuses on battling through residential real estate topics. STORY: Jennifer bought a 200-year-old patchwork house on a whim, and it ended up sucking up all her money and time in renovations and repairs. LEARNING: Be careful when buying a patchwork house because it will cost you a lot more in the long run. Choose your tenants wisely to lower your risk and protect your return on investment.  “Have different budgets for renovations based on the age of the house. The older the house, the more money you’ll need.” Jennifer Murtland   Guest profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-murtland-14583b4/ (Jennifer Murtland) is a licensed Real estate agent and investor in Ohio and Northern KY. She started her real estate career wholesaling pre-foreclosures and investing in rentals. She is the co-host of thehttps://toe2toepodcast.podbean.com/ ( Real Estate Fight Club podcast) that focuses on battling through residential real estate topics. She is a no bull shit, passionate professional who is committed to her client’s success and is currently looking for real estate agents to join her company. Worst investment everJennifer started wholesaling pre-foreclosures. In 2008 there were a lot of pre-foreclosures coming with good deals as houses were cheap then. The 200-year-old patchwork houseIn 2010 Jennifer came across a six-unit building that was almost 200 years old. The house was a patchwork house. Originally, it was a two-story house that probably started as a single house and then had two add ons built on, making it a six-unit apartment building. It literally looked like a patchwork quilt. Ignoring the facts right in front of herJennifer knew that buying a patchwork house was a considerable risk. She, however, believed that she is savvy and good with math, and this purchase seemed to make sense where numbers were concerned. So she bought this property. The domino effectAs expected of a 200-year-old home patched together when one tiny thing goes wrong, 100 other things go wrong. The repairs were not cheap either. Everything would cost like $3,000 to $10,000. But the average rents were about $500. As if that was not enough, the only tenants Jennifer could get were a pimp, a drug dealer, and a wife-beater; it was such a disaster. Getting rid of the patchworkFinally, the market turned, and about three years ago, Jennifer talked to her partner about the house, and they decided to sell the property. She found somebody and held the financing, and luckily the buyer paid Jennifer every month. Then the buyer sold it to somebody else, and Jennifer got her money back. Lessons learnedBe careful when buying a patchwork houseThe thing with old properties is when one thing goes wrong, 10 other things will go wrong, and it’s never cheap. So when doing your budget, keep age in mind. If it’s a newer home, you won’t need a lot of money for renovation, but the renovation budget could triple if it’s an older home. Andrew’s takeawaysDo your due diligence to preempt any trouble with your purchaseWhen you’re buying anything, keep in mind that the seller is probably hiding everything they possibly can on what’s wrong. So expect that the seller will hide stuff and do your due diligence to uncover what they are hiding. Investing in stocks is more straightforward than real estatehttps://myworstinvestmentever.com/ep229-nicholas-hinrichsen-if-you-arent-suited-for-picking-stocks-build-a-diversified-portfolio/ (Investing in stocks) is so easy compared to real estate. You just buy, if you don’t like it, you sell it the next day. Actionable adviceIf you’re going to invest in real estate, there’s a lot of ways that you can make money; being a landlord is just one of them. If you decide to be a landlord, be strategic about the tenants you target. This will dictate where you buy, which will...

Emma Pile is a digital artist, based on the outskirts of London, specialising in theatre, exhibitions & events. Last year she built a lovely tiny home with a little help from her Dad. You can see her Tiny House here: https://www.instagram.com/emslittlegreen/And check out her stunning digital design website: http://www.emmapile.net/In the podcast we discuss the many questions I have about building my own tiny house. Big topics include: Staying under the trailers max weightFinding a place to live in the house,Moving the houseThe tiny house community Where to ask questionsThis episode has some bonus audio available at:https://www.patreon.com/buildingsustainabilityAlso - If you like tiny homes, there is an exclusive tiny house episode with Flo Hamer of Flo's Tiny House on the Patreon site now. In this episode I fire all my daft questions and ideas at Flo. Along with this episode it's a great listen for anyone wanting to design and build their own tiny house.  Episode sponsored by:Beavercraft Wood Tools Beavervcraft wood carving tools are great value and ideal for beginners and hobby carvers. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/buildingsustainability)

You may hear of 20 year olds with $1,000,000 in real estate, or a novice flipper doing 50 flips a year, or even a wholesaler who made six figures on one deal. What about the everyday investor who slowly grinds and acquires a steady stream of passive income all while building hundreds of thousands in equity overtime? Those are the real people in real estate, and that is a success story worth sharing.Julie, software engineer and former BiggerPockets employee bought her first house after realizing that a mortgage would be cheaper than her rent. After getting together with her (then) boyfriend, they decided to buy a bigger house. As her first house sat on the market, she waited for an offer, and then made the decision to rent it out. A few months after buying her second home, she broke up with her boyfriend. Problem? They were both on the title and mortgage. Julie had enough money in her cash reserve to buy him out of the property. Now the property was all Julie’s and she rented out a room to help her pay off the mortgage.Now Julie has 7 properties, spread out across Iowa, Tennessee, and Kentucky. All with very interesting stories, and all pay her passive income, every month. Julie is proof that with some financial restraint, you can slowly build a real estate empire, without even trying to do so in the first place!In This Episode We CoverWhen you should own and when you should rent a houseThe dangers of buying a house with someone who may not be in your futureWhy you should borrow less than you’re approved forThe importance of keeping a substantial cash reserve available for investments Never rent to someone who has no credit, no references, and no jobDiving into real estate, even if you don’t know all the tips and tricks yetAnd So Much More!

I'm back after the longest break I've taken from the podcast so far. Today I talked about the new studio and houseThe prisoner mentalityFeeling like I should have more energy and time because I don't have kidsreal estateMy thoughts on "deserving" thingsAmerica and how I feel the rest of the world views itand much moreyou can contact me on instagram @Suicidelogs Thank you for your ears.

It’s hard being a first time home buyer, especially if you don’t have any experience with real estate, property values, or market appreciation. You may be wondering how you’ll be able to buy a home that will help increase your net worth, or at least, not shrink it. Scott and Mindy are on today to tell you how to make the best first time home buying decision possible. We’ll go through the most common myths that first time home buyers tend to get caught up in. Myths such as:Buy as much home as you canBuy your “forever home” as your first time purchase Your home is an investment And more..If you’re interested in gaining some appreciation with your first home purchase, Scott and Mindy also walk through the most common exit strategies and how you can prepare to use them. You’ll also hear some great advice on how to find a good deal in your area. And no, a good deal doesn’t just mean a deal that is lower than market average!Want to know more about how to successfully buy your first home? Scott and Mindy’s new book First Time Home Buyer can be ordered now!In This Episode We CoverWhat most home buyers get wrong when buying their first houseThe most common myths that first time home buyers believe How to find a good deal, regardless of the area you live inKnowing EXACTLY what kind of house you want to buyBuying a house that works for you and your partner (if living together)Preparing calmly to act aggressively so you can get a perfect home under contractAnd So Much More!

With Rob we talk about comedy during the pandemic, his childhood, politics, Rosanne and growing up in Windsor. He's currently living in Chicago and is an incredible comedian!Topics range from:Bernie SandersNew MexicoThe natural beauty of the USComedy during the pandemicHis adoptive momHis step momCarly's momThe Dark Comedy FestivalHow growing up in Windsor you could just show up in someones houseThe former bar scene in Windsor OntarioLiving in Chicago vs. New YorkAnd much much more! https://twitter.com/RobLovesArguing 

The latest from the HouseThe 53rd Parliament of New Zealand has been officially opened over two days of ceremonies in Wellington. Here’s how it happened.

Eileen Robertson Hamra is the author of the newly released Time to Fly: Life and Love After Loss, which immediately captivated me. Her honest vulnerability about the journey through a tragedy the likes of which I am blessed to not be able to imagine kept me riveted. Even though I've not experienced this degree of loss, I was able to incorporate her lessons of strength into my journey, and for that, I know I will be a better person. This is the magic of stories. We discussed:Her why, and how it morphed over the course of writing the bookThe realization that took the pressure off of "imposter syndrome" and needing to write the "perfect" bookHow to write without pressuring yourself to be a spokesperson or grief counselorWhat to look for in an independent publishing houseThe most surprising aspect of the writing process (hint: " whole book?!?!")The most freeing realization when writing that removes doubt and fear of others' reactionsHer biggest fear when it came to releasing the bookHer suggestion for those still in the writing phase to keep pushing through moments of doubtWhat she hopes for this book to allow in her professional life going forward CONNECT WITH EILEEN:Time to Fly: Life and Love After Loss:https://amzn.to/3lpyz0tWebsite:https://www.eileenrobertsonhamra.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/eileenrobertsonhamra/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/eileenrhamra/Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/authors-creators-visionaries-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The latest from the HouseThe 53rd Parliament of New Zealand has been officially opened over two days of ceremonies in Wellington. Here’s how it happened.

Bible Readings: Revelation 3:20 (NIV); I Corinthians 6:19 (NIV); Song of Solomon 3:3-4 (TPT) A Prayer from Iona, Scotland:On my heart and on my houseThe blessing of God.In my coming and in my goingThe peace of God.In my life and in my seekingThe love of God.At my end and new beginningThe arms of God to bring me home. References:Christine Valters Painter, 2018, The Soul's Slow Ripening: 12 Celtic practices for seeking the sacred.J. Philip Newell, 1997, Celtic Prayers from Iona.

There are a lot of ways Rita Tucker Williams could define herself. Tellingly, she chose to kick off today’s conversation defining herself as “someone who thinks that her life belongs to the community.” Professionally, Rita is an attorney and CEO and CFO of the Law Firm of Williams & Associates, PC, based in downtown Decatur, Georgia. Rita graduated cum laude from Spelman College with a BA. She additionally holds an MA from University of Michigan, and a Juris Doctorate from Emory University School of Law. Attorney Williams was Selected as One of the Top Lawyers in America in 2019, by the world renown biographers, Marquis Who’s Who. She recently earned a Lifetime Achievement Award for her Contribution to Society and was featured in the Wall Street Journal on November 27, 2019, for this honor.    Rita is on a mission of creating a world of grace, justice, and power for all people.In today’s stimulating conversation, Dr. Fred and Rita discuss:Why Rita says her life belongs to the communityThe legacy and influence of the late US Representative John LewisReflection on Lewis’ statement that we are one people from one family living in the same houseThe value of viewing ourselves as Planetary Human BeingsHow we are all related...and related to everythingWhy Rita believes the phrase Black Lives Matter actually includes everyoneRita’s banner: One Race, the Human Race. No subtitles, please.The effects of colonialism and how it gave birth to racial classificationWhat Mitochondrial Eve has to say about all of usBonus: Rita shares a spoken word selection from Rumi’s “A Great Wagon” Episode Length: 0:55:31 CONTACT RITA > rtwilliams at williamsandassoc dot com Also Mentioned On this Episode >Read the full text of Rumi’s ‘A Great Wagon’ > https://onbeing.org/poetry/a-great-wagon/American Association of Physical Anthropologist's (AAPA) Statement on Race and Racism (source for the statement that humans share 99.9% of our DNA in common) > https://physanth.org/about/position-statements/aapa-statement-race-and-racism-2019/ WELCOME TO HUMANITY RESOURCES Podcast Website >  www.welcometohumanity.net/podcast PURCHASE THE BOOK (paperback or Kindle) > Creative 8: Healing Through Creativity & Self-Expression by Dr. Fred Moss www.amazon.com/Creative-Healing-Through-Creativity-Self-Expression/dp/B088N7YVMGFEEDBACK  > welcometohumanity.net/contact

Getting BuzzedThank you for joining us on our musical journey through the history of music and the stacks of shellac. Please leave us a comment on our webpage storiesfromthestylus.com on our Mixcloud page or find us on social media to “Set the Record Straight!”You can also join our fan club us through Mixcloud Select. Your subscription will help ensure future episodes as well as make sure the original artists and their estates are compensated with their well deserved royalties. Let’s put on a record!Episode Notes:Episode 2 - Getting Buzzed at Tim’s HouseThe 4 CD set that Marc got: HERE! (Highly Recommended)A sexy shimmy HERE!Get a glimpse into what was Chicago Rare Books HERE! [Their website link on this page is defunct. -ed] This was really one of the best local used book shops. Excellent curation and lots of rare and unusual books. Very sad they are gone.What are the Brian Rust Guides? HERE!The first rap song? HERE!To get steeped in some great middle eastern 78s this HERE!The Antique Phonograph Music Program with MAC show is no longer on the air but you can listen to the shows HERE! And also listen to MAC’s new show Centennial Songs on the same page.Anyone know about the show that Tim is talking about? He thinks it might be this show HERE but Marc has doubts.The one (only one actually) surviving record from Marc’s parents collection HERE! (Highly Recommended!)Read more about WLS Barn Dance HERE!See the WLS Barn Dance puzzle Tim worked on below!The Barn Dance Apocalypse has an upcoming 15th anniversary dance event for 2020. Find out more HERE!

Want to know what it takes to become a food and drink millionaire? Of course you do. That’s why you need to listen to Julian Hearn talking about how and why he founded the powdered food product Huel.Huel is marketed as a super convenient, nutritionally complete meal replacement. With sales of £14 million last year and a projection for 2019 at more than £40 million, this makes Huel one of Britain's fastest growing businesses - full stop.But Huel wasn’t Julian’s first foray into entrepreneurism - he sold his first venture, Promotional Codes, for £10m.“I had enough money to retire, but I get bored and I needed something to stay busy.”So his answer to staying busy was getting back into business. And after a few failed ventures he eventually founded Huel.So if you’re looking for inspiration, you won’t go far wrong tuning into Secret Leaders to hear how a guy who just wanted to find a way to spend time at home, not commuting, made millions in his pajamas.We chat about:How a failed entrepreneurial venture led him to founding HuelThe thinking behind Huel branding and how they picked their branding designerThe problems with finding a food manufacturerWhy he chose to hire in a CEO (thus remaining as CMO)Why he keeps all his recruitment in-houseThe potential to use Huel to solve world hungerHow Huel has been financed (and why they raised money when they didn’t need it)Links:https://huel.com/Want to receive our podcast on a weekly basis? Subscribe to our newsletter!

Things we talk about in this episode:Annabelle's journey to becoming an accidental floristThe pitfalls of renovating an old houseThe joy of engaging in the nature around youCreativity and 'dignity in the doing'Finding beauty in the mundaneUsing real life experiences to connect with your audienceAnnabelle's podcast, and the challenges of public speaking when you're really more of a writerBeing a 'webtrovert' (an introvert who blossoms online)Forming real friendships through social mediaManaging self-criticismLinks mentioned in this episode:Annabelle's book - A Tree in the House: Flowers for your home, special occasions and every day*Annabelle and Gillian's podcast - Dispatch to a FriendGillian Bell's instagram - @gillianbellcakeFiona Pickles Instagram - @firenzaflowers The Moth SnowstormLit Up podcastEmily DickinsonMy Open KitchenMy Instagram - @me_and_orla

Living with debt is stressful and exhausting. According to CNBC, the average American has $38,000 in personal debt. Not including a mortgage. Getting out of debt takes intention and hard work. No matter where you're starting, living debt free is possible. In this episode of The Simple Home podcast I'm going to tell you our debt free story. I'll start at the beginning, tell you how we had to change our mindset around spending and where we are now. Here's a peek at what we'll talk about:How I used to think about moneyOur struggle with stuffWhat happened when we had kidsHow we started our journey to debt free livingWhy we sold our houseThe 3 small changes that made the biggest impact on our savings. This episode is meant to inspire you to start your own debt free journey so you can live with less financial stress. You don't need to follow our steps exactly to be successful. In fact, everyone's story will look much different than ours. But if you make the commitment to start now you'll be on your way to debt free living. Small changes will create a big impact and a year from now you'll be so glad you started today.This post contains affiliate links. if you purchase something through one of my links, I may receive a small commission. Links From This Episode:How To Set A Budget, Stick To It, And Avoid Common MistakesThe Simple Home Decluttering ChallengePost: 44 Easy Ways To SaveHow To Get Started With DeclutteringEasy Ways To Save Money Every MonthHow To Change Your Mindset About Money And Your Spending HabitsLatte Factor By David Bach

Career advice for data analystsThe impact of AIIf analytic capabilities is moving in-houseThe importance of codingAnd how you get fired by the Interpol, ie Juan’s everlasting love for Paul Banks Juan has been in the analytics game for over 10 years on both the media and product side working with client’s such as L’Oreal, Nike, Samsung and Verizon, just to name a few.

The Illustrator That Went Viral For His Shed Project With Lee John Phillips | EP 007Lee John Phillips is an illustrator, who is currently cataloguing the entire contents of his late grandfather's tool shed. The Shed Project became known worldwide when it went viral.He estimates that it went consist of illustrating in excess of 100,000 items.He also paints, designs and avidly keep sketchbooks.Lee talks about:Why he’s drawing every single item in Grandad’s shedWhy he remortgaged his houseThe pressures of working freelance (and how he gets through it)What happens when a hobby becomes a jobCan anyone be creativeWhy the Shed has become his EverestWhy focus is so importantThe best advice he’s ever been given (which totally cracked me up when he told me)Dealing with Imposter SyndromeHandling disappointmentWebsite: http://leejohnphillips.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leejohnphillips/Twitter: https://twitter.com/LeeJohnPhillipsMiddle Of Anywhere: http://www.moa.cymru//////Today's podcast is brought to you by:We Make Film Happen http://wemakefilmhappen.com/We Make Good Happen http://wemakegoodhappen.com/We tap into the minds of people like adventurers, world record holders, entrepreneurs, voice coaches, psychologists, musicians and people making a positive difference around the world.We want to find out what’s their path to success and what have they learnt along the way.This is real stories from real people.Plus we want to find out what success means to them.The We Make Success Happen podcast is hosted by Matt Callanan, a former international DJ and musician turned filmmaker (with We Make Film Happen) and founder of the kindness project We Make Good Happen.https://mattcallanan.co.uk/http://wemakesuccesshappen.com

Today's guest hails from the music city! We loved chatting with interior designer Kendall Simmons, who talks the Nashville scene, her mix of fun and spunky with timeless pieces to create her own signature style, and why our home should be unique to us - no matter what our mothers may think. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: When looking for new a new lamp, bring yours physically in to the store so you can make sure the shade fits perfectlyCaroline’s recent find in New Orleans, Nadine Blake, and what items she feels shouldn’t be missedThe super important steps to take when you have the feeling of wanting to throw everything out in your houseKendall's journey from Kentucky, to New York, to back south in NashvilleKendall’s work with Campion Platt, and how it helped inspire her to blend modern elements with classic buildingsHow Kendall developed her own aesthetic and continues to keep developing and growing her tastes and proclivitiesKendall’s own personal projects in Nashville, including a loft in a converted factory building, and short term rentalWhy her beautifully designed short term rental is so popularEven if you don’t have a huge budget, Kendall feels it’s very important to have as many local art pieces as you canKendall’s “no rules” rules for gallery walls and her favorite artists for you to Google right awayHow Kendall uses spatial and verbal descriptions when working with clients to help them understand the impact their decor choices will have on the roomThe perfect condition for having different color trims and themes throughout the houseThe criteria for painting a room dark and what to expect when you paint it in high glossKendall and her husband’s commitment to travel and some of the interesting life perspective they have learned along the wayKendall's advice for what to collect on your travelsHer top three shopping spots in the entire worldKendall’s top secret insider information about flea markets in ParisThe weirdest things Kendall has bought throughout her travels, and what landed her to get questioned in the airport security lineKendall’s high / low mix that allows for her clients to stay within their budget, yet splurge on some forever pieces

Atlanta designer Lauren DeLoach caught our eye at the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Southeastern Designer Showhouse, so we were super excited to have her on today’s episode. She talks with us about why she loves brown furniture, why she uses a check in almost every room, tips on how to decorate bookshelves, and family-friendly design ideas. WHAT YOU'LL HEAR ON THIS EPISODE: The room that she featured at the Atlanta Homes & Lifestyles Southeastern Designer Showhouse was one of the most coveted of the dayIdeas to create a balanced and yet lived in look for built-Ins and bookshelves, and what to do when the books you actually love to read don’t fit your color schemeHow the rule of three also applies to colorHer love for using brown furniture and antiques to add layers and history to a homeThe tricks a camera plays in photoshoots, and a sneak peek of what really happens behind the scenes of a shoot Lauren’s insider recommendations for having a kid-friendly yet beautifully decorated houseThe helpful way to add a pop of color and fun with buffalo and gingham checksThe general rule of thumb to measure your rug so you aren’t living on an empty rug islandHer favorite cream paint color and which paint finishes belong on which surfaces

We hear what keeps award-winning interior designer Suzanne Kasler so busy, and the inspiration behind her new wicker Southport Collection. We talk about her love for pink, modern trends, guilty pleasures and much more. What You’ll Hear on This Episode: How Suzanne stays relevant in the industry and fresh in her approach through travel, shopping and educationThe more inspired you are, the more it seeps into your client workThe release of Suzanne’s new book Sophisticated Simplicity and her newsletter InspiredHow Suzanne picks certain projects to publish and her approach to photographing her book with designers, stylists and photographersHer go-to accessories for photoshoots and why she keeps them indigenous to the areaHow Suzanne uses lamp slips to create a look of proportion and layeringThe trends of darker walls and wall coverings is something Suzanne is now seeing in every room of the houseThe backstory of Suzanne’s Southport collection and how a daybed in a flea market in Paris was her muse in creating the collectionThe difference between wicker and rattan and why you should have a piece in your homeThe timeline of her purchases to when it is available for purchase as part of a collectionThe mix of pieces and styles that go into her Paris Apartment collection for Hickory Chair, and why Paris is one of her top choices of cities to shopWhy she is in the “thinking pink” zonePetite chairs and why Suzanne is always on the hunt for a great oneThe new flagship store opening in Atlanta is coming soon, so check the website for grand opening event details

Jenna McCarthy is the bestselling author of 15 books in multiple genres. In this incredible interview, you'll discover:The part of the publishing process that Jenna STILL gets nervous about and finds incredibly challengingHow Jenna deals with her own "Is this story THAT good? What if people don't like it?" concernsThe 10 things you need for a bestseller (you won't believe what #1 and #10 are)Her newest project (which she's self-publishing), why it so greatly excites her and why she chose self-publishing as the approach this time aroundThe reality of a $50,000 advance from a traditional publisher -- how it REALLY breaks downWhat happens when a historically successful author has a "bad" launch with a traditional publisher versus being self-publishedThe truth about book marketing -- even when you're published by a traditional publishing houseThe biggest misconception about your pub/launch date (you'll want to know this before that date arrives in your world)Our goals with regard to Jen Sincero (are you listening, Jen?)Connect Further with JennaWebsitewww.JennaMcCarthy.comFacebookhttps://www.facebook.com/jennamccarthywritesMy favorite books of Jenna's:Pretty Much ScrewedIf It Was Easy They'd Call the Whole Damn Thing a Honeymoon Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/authors-creators-visionaries-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tanya Jahnke is a Feng Shui expert. She's been doing this for 22 years and I was thrilled to get the chance to pick her brain. We cover SO much in this episode, from how to increase abundance through what you put in your spaces and where you put it, to the importance of having a sacred landing spot. Some specific points included in here: What Feng Shui isHow Feng Shui can be applied to make our homes feel like a true sanctuarySome simple tips to clear the energy in a room or a space if it feels funky or negativeHow to make yourself feel more powerful in your workspaceWhy your bedroom should be one of your favorite rooms in your houseThe significance of leaking taps and closed toiletsWhy your front door is an especially significant space in Feng ShuiTanya is an Designer and also offers distance Feng Shui consultants to clients the world over. To find out more about her head to Feng Shui 4 the Om: http://www.fengshui4theom.com/To find the Feng Shui map you can follow Tanya on Instagram (you should do this regardless) @tjahnke or head to my website for online show notes: www.thrive.how/podcast66Other potentially useful links (not-affiliate links ... I make nothing off these suggestions):Palo Santo Sticks Sage for ClearingWoodstock Bell FountainSimple Tiered Water FountainAnd if you want to know more about NASA's studying of purifying houseplants Tanya mentions, head here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NASA_Clean_Air_StudyTo review Here to Thrive: www.thrive.how/reviewTo learn more about Kate: www.thrive.how See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It’s the episode you’ve been waiting for: Grant Cardone is BACK on the BiggerPockets Podcast! Last time Grant was on the show he owned $350 million in real estate. Now, with over $600 million, he’s just warming up! From the moment this show begins, it’s a high-powered, fast-moving, high-level (and hilarious) explosion of information and entertainment aimed to motivate, educate, and inspire you to greatness. You’ll hear why Grant thinks buying a house is one of the stupidest decisions one can make, his plan for avoiding the next real estate decline, and why he says NOW is the best time to invest in real estate—plus a lot more. In This Episode We Cover:What’s new with GrantA discussion on the next real estate crash?How to make money in today’s marketWhy a low cap rate mattersHow many offers he makesHow to get going on big dealsWhy you need to go bigThe mistakes amateurs are makingVarious ways to learn more about properties without an agentWhy you should partner with someone with moneyAreas to investWhy you shouldn’t buy a houseThe power of mobilityAnd SO much more!Links from the ShowBiggerPockets ForumsBiggerPockets BookstoreBiggerPockets Podcast 108: Building a $350 Million Real Estate Empire Using the 10X Rule with Grant CardoneBiggerPockets EventsLoopNetHFFARACBRECushman & WakefieldBiggerPockets Podcast 246: Surviving the Coming Crash, Earning 20% Returns, and Buying Mobile Home Parks with Kevin BuppBooks Mentioned in this ShowThe 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy FerrissThe Richest Man in Babylon by George S. ClasonTweetable Topics“In good times, everybody’s a showoff.” (Tweet This!)“The professional investor has to be willing to move to other markets.” (Tweet This!)“Not being known at all is going to hurt you.” (Tweet This!)“You don’t need a home.” (Tweet This!)“Houses were for the banks and weren’t for the people.” (Tweet This!)Connect with GrantCardone Capital

The Most Grateful TurkeyThere once was a turkey, His name was Victor Ray.He had a bad reputation,As he lived on day by day.Why did everyone hate him?Believe me, they should.He was the most ungrateful thingThat lived in Grateful Wood.One day, this Victor RayHad a thorn stuck to his wing.But when Doctor Camel plucked it out,He left without saying a thing.The turkey strolled on.He walked like the wind.He was going to watch a movieAt the cinema on Rooster End.He found that there were no tickets leftWhen he saw a long legged goat.The goat said, “The tickets have sold out.We're all in the same boat!But luckily, I ordered a few,Twenty-nine, at least!And I've got a spare one.I'll give it as a gift, to you, from me!”The turkey just nodded.He strode into the movie hall.But when he sat down, he found that he was surrounded By goats that were big and tall.He saw the long legged goatIn the middle of the others.The long legged goat told the others to sit down.No one even looked at the turkey (No one even bothered).For the long legged goat knew The turkey was a bad one.He was hired by several othersTo get the killing job done. The goats were just pretendingTo ignore the turkey that was now fast asleep.When Victor Ray watches movies, he takes a nap,It's a habit of his, thought the long legged goat, and it's gonna make him weep!In the twinkling of an eye,The goats got to work.They made a little rustling noiseThat really startled the clerk.The clerk leapt out of his seat.He pulled out something red.It was sleeping droughtAnd it put the goats to bed.Victor was wide awake.He had seen the whole thing.He found a sword close to his neckThat fell to the ground with a cling.He suddenly realized his sins.He was ungrateful all the time!He went to find the clerk, but all that was left in the clerk's placeWas a shiny silver dime.He picked the dime up. Then he read the words on it.“Go and apologize to everyone who's helped you.I'll give you a sign when you are done!”So Victor set off.He was going to say sorryTo everyone that ever helped him,And those people could fill a lorry!He went to Doctor Camel's first, And Mrs. Badger on Apple Lane.Then he went to Mr. Elephant,Who had helped him find drugs that would rid him of pain.Then to young Tommy Kangaroo's houseThe turkey did go.Then around old Professor Toad's burrow and Jim Cat's shelterHe hovered to and fro.Old Mr. Snake's log pile,Ms. Rabbit's hole.Soon, he had visited everyone,Excepting Harry Mole.He charged to the Mole's house,And thanked him as quick as a flash.But he suddenly remembered the clerk,So back to the cinema he did dash.He called in the cinema,“Oh! Savior! Thank you!I've thanked everyone,Grumpy Old Mr. Eagle, too!So please show me a sign,Oh, please!”He suddenly stopped calling,For he saw someone in the trees.He saw a turkey crestAnd a turkey beak,And two bright turkey eyes,Above his turkey cheek.Victor recognized him at once.It was his father that had disappeared!He hugged his father, who had hopped into the window.“Oh father! It's been so many years!”They got reunited,The happy couple.They really loved each other.They loved each other on the double!And Victor's dad was a warrior,As you've probably guessed.So he taught his son martial arts,In both ways, Victor was best.最懂得感恩的火鸡从前，有一只火鸡，他的名字叫维克多•雷。他的名声非常不好，游手好闲，一天到黑。人们为什么如此恨他？这种感觉不是没有道理。因为他是感恩林里最不知道感恩的东西。话说有那么一天，维克多•雷的翅膀上扎了一根刺，骆驼医生帮他拔了出来，他扭头便走，也没说个谢字。火鸡继续前行，渐渐地，他脚下生风，他要到公鸡巷影城去看一场电影。到了影院，票已售光，这时，他看到一只长腿山羊。山羊说道：“票已售罄！咱们是同一条船上的，我的老兄。好在我提前订了几张，二十九张，不多不少。”这里还有多余的一张，送给你吧，谁叫你命好！”火鸡只是点了点头，接过票就往影院里走。他刚一落座，就发现一种现象，四周站立的全是山羊。他看到了那只长腿山羊，不偏不倚站在了中央。长腿山羊让大家坐下，没人正眼看一下火鸡。长腿山羊肚明心知，这只火鸡不是个东西。有人雇山羊把火鸡做掉。山羊故意装作不理不睬，此时的火鸡却已经睡着。火鸡看电影前有个习惯，他要先小憩一会儿，养养精神。山羊想着，心中窃喜，待会让你欲哭无门。说时迟来那时快，山羊一齐动起来。他们的动静可不轻，惊动了旁边的服务生。服务生他一跃而起，怀里掏出了一样红东西。那是一包蒙汗药，山羊一下全睡着。维克多他很清醒，整个过程看得仔细。脖子边上的杀人剑咣铛一声落了地。他认识到自己很犯浑，从来不知道什么是感恩。他要去找服务生，只见一毛硬币，不见了人影。他弯腰把硬币捡起来，上面的文字跃入眼里：“向你的恩人一一道歉，道歉完了，我示意你。”维克多把身离，他要去说“对不起”。帮过他的人可真多，绝对不止一卡车。第一站是骆驼大夫家，接着去苹果巷把獾太太找。然后便是象先生，他帮他弄到了止痛药。火鸡来到小袋鼠汤米的家门。在蛤蟆教授的洞前，在吉姆猫的窝边，犹犹豫豫，徘徊不前。老蛇先生的柴垛前，兔子太太的洞穴里，只剩下鼹鼠哈利的窝，他没有前去躬身赔礼。于是，他飞身前去，对哈利感谢万般。忽然想起服务生，又箭一般地返回影院。他在影院大声呼喊，“谢谢，恩人。谢谢，恩人。我已经挨个把门登，包括脾气坏的老鹰先生。请示意我吧，快示意我吧。”他突然变得很安静，林子里晃动着人影。他看到了火鸡的羽冠，和两只放光的眼，他看到了火鸡的嘴，还有火鸡的脸。维克多一眼就认了出来，那是他失散多年的老父亲。父亲跳到窗口，和维克多相互拥抱。“噢，父亲，真的是好久好久不见！”至此，父子二人，终于团圆。昔日彼此关爱， 如今倍加关心。维克多的父亲是名武士，这个你可能早已耳闻。他教给维克多搏击技巧，维克多成了彬彬有礼的武术达人。

The Most Grateful TurkeyThere once was a turkey, His name was Victor Ray.He had a bad reputation,As he lived on day by day.Why did everyone hate him?Believe me, they should.He was the most ungrateful thingThat lived in Grateful Wood.One day, this Victor RayHad a thorn stuck to his wing.But when Doctor Camel plucked it out,He left without saying a thing.The turkey strolled on.He walked like the wind.He was going to watch a movieAt the cinema on Rooster End.He found that there were no tickets leftWhen he saw a long legged goat.The goat said, “The tickets have sold out.We’re all in the same boat!But luckily, I ordered a few,Twenty-nine, at least!And I’ve got a spare one.I’ll give it as a gift, to you, from me!”The turkey just nodded.He strode into the movie hall.But when he sat down, he found that he was surrounded By goats that were big and tall.He saw the long legged goatIn the middle of the others.The long legged goat told the others to sit down.No one even looked at the turkey (No one even bothered).For the long legged goat knew The turkey was a bad one.He was hired by several othersTo get the killing job done. The goats were just pretendingTo ignore the turkey that was now fast asleep.When Victor Ray watches movies, he takes a nap,It’s a habit of his, thought the long legged goat, and it’s gonna make him weep!In the twinkling of an eye,The goats got to work.They made a little rustling noiseThat really startled the clerk.The clerk leapt out of his seat.He pulled out something red.It was sleeping droughtAnd it put the goats to bed.Victor was wide awake.He had seen the whole thing.He found a sword close to his neckThat fell to the ground with a cling.He suddenly realized his sins.He was ungrateful all the time!He went to find the clerk, but all that was left in the clerk’s placeWas a shiny silver dime.He picked the dime up. Then he read the words on it.“Go and apologize to everyone who’s helped you.I’ll give you a sign when you are done!”So Victor set off.He was going to say sorryTo everyone that ever helped him,And those people could fill a lorry!He went to Doctor Camel’s first, And Mrs. Badger on Apple Lane.Then he went to Mr. Elephant,Who had helped him find drugs that would rid him of pain.Then to young Tommy Kangaroo’s houseThe turkey did go.Then around old Professor Toad’s burrow and Jim Cat’s shelterHe hovered to and fro.Old Mr. Snake’s log pile,Ms. Rabbit’s hole.Soon, he had visited everyone,Excepting Harry Mole.He charged to the Mole’s house,And thanked him as quick as a flash.But he suddenly remembered the clerk,So back to the cinema he did dash.He called in the cinema,“Oh! Savior! Thank you!I’ve thanked everyone,Grumpy Old Mr. Eagle, too!So please show me a sign,Oh, please!”He suddenly stopped calling,For he saw someone in the trees.He saw a turkey crestAnd a turkey beak,And two bright turkey eyes,Above his turkey cheek.Victor recognized him at once.It was his father that had disappeared!He hugged his father, who had hopped into the window.“Oh father! It’s been so many years!”They got reunited,The happy couple.They really loved each other.They loved each other on the double!And Victor’s dad was a warrior,As you’ve probably guessed.So he taught his son martial arts,In both ways, Victor was best.最懂得感恩的火鸡从前，有一只火鸡，他的名字叫维克多•雷。他的名声非常不好，游手好闲，一天到黑。人们为什么如此恨他？这种感觉不是没有道理。因为他是感恩林里最不知道感恩的东西。话说有那么一天，维克多•雷的翅膀上扎了一根刺，骆驼医生帮他拔了出来，他扭头便走，也没说个谢字。火鸡继续前行，渐渐地，他脚下生风，他要到公鸡巷影城去看一场电影。到了影院，票已售光，这时，他看到一只长腿山羊。山羊说道：“票已售罄！咱们是同一条船上的，我的老兄。好在我提前订了几张，二十九张，不多不少。”这里还有多余的一张，送给你吧，谁叫你命好！”火鸡只是点了点头，接过票就往影院里走。他刚一落座，就发现一种现象，四周站立的全是山羊。他看到了那只长腿山羊，不偏不倚站在了中央。长腿山羊让大家坐下，没人正眼看一下火鸡。长腿山羊肚明心知，这只火鸡不是个东西。有人雇山羊把火鸡做掉。山羊故意装作不理不睬，此时的火鸡却已经睡着。火鸡看电影前有个习惯，他要先小憩一会儿，养养精神。山羊想着，心中窃喜，待会让你欲哭无门。说时迟来那时快，山羊一齐动起来。他们的动静可不轻，惊动了旁边的服务生。服务生他一跃而起，怀里掏出了一样红东西。那是一包蒙汗药，山羊一下全睡着。维克多他很清醒，整个过程看得仔细。脖子边上的杀人剑咣铛一声落了地。他认识到自己很犯浑，从来不知道什么是感恩。他要去找服务生，只见一毛硬币，不见了人影。他弯腰把硬币捡起来，上面的文字跃入眼里：“向你的恩人一一道歉，道歉完了，我示意你。”维克多把身离，他要去说“对不起”。帮过他的人可真多，绝对不止一卡车。第一站是骆驼大夫家，接着去苹果巷把獾太太找。然后便是象先生，他帮他弄到了止痛药。火鸡来到小袋鼠汤米的家门。在蛤蟆教授的洞前，在吉姆猫的窝边，犹犹豫豫，徘徊不前。老蛇先生的柴垛前，兔子太太的洞穴里，只剩下鼹鼠哈利的窝，他没有前去躬身赔礼。于是，他飞身前去，对哈利感谢万般。忽然想起服务生，又箭一般地返回影院。他在影院大声呼喊，“谢谢，恩人。谢谢，恩人。我已经挨个把门登，包括脾气坏的老鹰先生。请示意我吧，快示意我吧。”他突然变得很安静，林子里晃动着人影。他看到了火鸡的羽冠，和两只放光的眼，他看到了火鸡的嘴，还有火鸡的脸。维克多一眼就认了出来，那是他失散多年的老父亲。父亲跳到窗口，和维克多相互拥抱。“噢，父亲，真的是好久好久不见！”至此，父子二人，终于团圆。昔日彼此关爱， 如今倍加关心。维克多的父亲是名武士，这个你可能早已耳闻。他教给维克多搏击技巧，维克多成了彬彬有礼的武术达人。