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Show Notes:   In today's episode, we talk about:  How Aaron's experience in the US Army strengthened his character to continue pushing for his advocacy Why he makes sure that he never strays for from his gospel roots as being a believer has had a profound impact in his life.  How a life-altering accident changed the course of his life, allowing him to be where he is meant to be.  How individuals must work hard to pursue their passions relentlessly to carve their niche in the world.  Why every path you take will come with its own set of challenges and struggles, but you must fight hard and persevere to succeed. Lear more about Aaron here: Website: https://aaron2.me/ (https://aaron2.me/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MrAaronMyers (https://www.facebook.com/MrAaronMyers) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronlmyers/ (https://www.instagram.com/aaronlmyers/) Twitter: https://twitter.com/aaronmyers (https://twitter.com/aaronmyers) YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKIAfFd-QmSLmEfW_uFStYQ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKIAfFd-QmSLmEfW_uFStYQ)   For more information and to explore podcast episodes, visit themikecroc.com. To drop him an email, use: info@peoplebuildinginc.com   Follow Mike on social media:   LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/)  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco (https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco)   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc (https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc)  Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeycroc (https://twitter.com/mikeycroc)    If you haven't smashed the subscribe button, do it here➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/)   The views and opinions expressed on the "What Are You Made Of?" podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike "C-Roc" Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book "What Are You Made Of?" are the author's original works. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2021.

From creating worlds with digital coding to the mom-and-pop auto shop down the road, there is a wealth of generational knowledge and innovation in our workforce. It's taken all of us to build a strong economy, but very few have been able to bridge the gap between their old-world skill sets and online digital influence. But that doesn't mean it's impossible, who says you can't teach an old dog new tricks?  Our guest today is one of the few who has not only successfully bridged that gap but has leveraged it to create events that will help merge old-world skills and new-world marketing. Aaron Stokes is a 22-year veteran of the automotive repair industry, who uses his experience to help other auto repair shop owners build successful businesses. After multiple business owners sought him out for advice he recorded his first course and put it into the marketplace. It exploded and started a movement that would help bring small businesses out of obscurity and into the niche that needed them.  Listen in as we discuss how Aaron grew his course to in-person gatherings of up to 500 people in just four years. You'll get an inside look into how Aaron runs his events and what he looks for when it comes to keeping his audience engaged and inspired. Speakers, you'll gain insight into what exactly Aaron looks for when hiring and why he doesn't bring some speakers back. Meeting planners, you'll learn tips and tricks on how you can innovate your event and stay away from cookie-cutter experiences.  When you hit play you'll hear about Aaron's heart and dedication to changing the lives of small business owners and their families one experience at a time.  For more information or to connect with us, check out the links below!      More Of What's Inside: Creating smaller experiences within a bigger event          Mirroring a live event on social media Maximizing the resources within your city  Tactics to keep people coming back Picking the best speakers for your audience Creating an opportunity for self-revelation The importance of touching the heart of the audience Dealing with rapid growth and new hires Stepping away from the cookie-cutter version of events Impacting local people by sourcing from the community The problem with small businesses Pouring into your people to create a better event   And much more!     LINKS: Book Speakers for your next event!  We are the only agency where you can book free and paid speakers, no bureau commissions! Learn More https://elitespeakersagency.com/   Join our Platform Live 2021 Event: Learn how to let your story shine while growing your business!  https://joinplatformlive.com/greenroom   Join our Platform Tour interactive Journey, October 11th-17th: https://success.advanceyourreach.com/platformtour-registration/?campaign=Greenroom&ref=12 If you are interested in becoming an affiliate for our Platform Tour October 11th-17th, you can learn more here: Become an Partner for Platform Tour   Connect with Aaron: Website: ShopFixAcademy.com   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com  Connect with us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com stageagency@advanceyourreach.com Email​: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:37 - Introducing Aaron 1:54 - How Aaron got started 5:08 - Building different event experiences 10:41 - The difficulty of running multiple events at the same time 14:00 - The value that keeps people coming back 18:45 - How Aaron evaluates speakers 22:44 - Placing your speakers in the best light  25:57 - How Aaron jumped into the stream of masterminds 30:57 - Scaling the shop fix method 36:07 - The importance of hospitality 39:54 - Where you can find Aaron 40:59 - Closing thoughts More About Aaron: Aaron Stokes is a 22-year veteran of the automotive repair industry, who uses his experience to help other auto repair shop owners build successful businesses. Through Shop Fix Academy, he provides innovative management coaching and training based on the knowledge he acquired growing the automotive repair chains, Eurofix and Autofix. Stokes created Shop Fix Academy to provide comprehensive training for shop owners delivered through user-friendly videos, conferences, one-to-one coaching & peer groups to ensure that participants receive maximum value for their money. Stokes also offers consumers advice on automotive repair through his radio show, “Fixin' Cars with Aaron Stokes,” broadcast weekly on Nashville's 99.7 WTN

Aaron Hinde is the co-founder and president of LIFEAID, a beverage company which aims to provide premium healthy and convenient nutritional products to active lifestyles. In this episode, we talk about: How Aaron went from being the #1 chiropractor in Santa Cruz to being an entrepreneur How you can shift your beliefs Aaron's top 3 books   Aaron's IG - @aaronhinde https://www.lifeaidbevco.com/ @fitaid

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron's dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that's why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they're sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn't regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you've got in trouble? (03:37) You've got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you've accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How's your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you're building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron's shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you're getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There's nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.” “It's the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People's pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It's been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.” “Don't let anyone else decide how you should run your day.” Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance Connect with Aaron Amuchastegui on: Instagram Aaron Amuchastegui Construction The 5-Hour School Week book by Kaleena Amuchastegui & Aaron Amuchastegui

This is part 2 of the Aaron Gillespie podcast! We pick back up at Aaron playing drums for Paramore, then get into his personal journey as an artist and a songwriter, his hopeful views on the future of music, what personally inspires him, and the next era of Underoath. You can find part 1 of the interview here: https://youtu.be/44gS2U8trx8 And if you want even more, there's another 20 minute bonus bts episode live on the Where Are All My Friends Patreon here: https://www.patreon.com/whereareallmyfriends Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:45 - Playing drums for Paramore 10:00 - Underoath getting back together with a new wave of inspiration 12:00 - What is your approach to writing music? 18:15 - How Aaron differentiates his artist projects / being a songwriter 20:15 - The next generation of artists innovating and pushing music forward 29:45 - The future of touring 32:55 - The future of Underoath 36:45 - Taking risks and trying ideas (Define The Great Line Livestream) 41:45 - Other inspirations in his life and career like how impressed we are with King State 48:45 - If you could go back to any moment in your career, what advice would you give yourself now? Aaron Gillespie: @aaronrgillespie Underoath: @underoathband Andrew Cramb: @andrew_ftw Where Are All My Friends Podcast: Bonus Patreon Episode: https://www.patreon.com/whereareallmyfriends Website: https://www.whereareallmyfriends.com Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2_TuYF3dJ0rF0L51_0DVaQ?sub_confirmation=1

During the pandemic, smart Airbnb hosts focused on making it easy for guests to work from home. But Aaron Hanauer took it a step further and made it easy for his guests to work OUT from home as well! Aaron is an Airbnb Superhost out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. He got into the STR space in 2017, renting one unit of his 1916 Tudor-style home on the platform and investing the profits to add a garden apartment to his STR portfolio soon thereafter. During COVID, Aaron and his wife Colleen focused on the health and wellness niche, adding Peloton bikes as an amenity in their Airbnb units. On this episode of Get Paid for Your Pad, Aaron joins me to discuss the benefits of marketing to Peloton users, explaining what's special about the Peloton experience and how the bikes have led to a 15% revenue increase. He shares the cost of adding a Peloton to your STR units and describes what he is doing to ensure guest safety in his listings. Listen in for Aaron's insight on making your Airbnb a health and wellness destination and get his advice on adding smart home gym equipment to your STR strategy! Topics Covered How Aaron got into hosting on AirbnbRent one of three units in historic homeInvest profits in getting second STR What Aaron did to navigate COVIDImprove work-from-home experienceAdd Peloton bikes for guest use Why guests book units with PelotonsDon't miss workouts while travelingDo rides with friends and family The benefits of marketing to Peloton usersLoyal following of 5.4M membersFree advertising on sites like Pelo Buddy What's special about the Peloton experienceEngaging instructors, library of classesWorkout at home at any time How much it costs to add a Peloton to your STR$1800 for bike, $39 monthly subscriptionLess than $100/month with financing Aaron's stats from May through December 202085% occupancy, 16-day average stayAble to raise prices by 15% What Aaron is doing to ensure guest safetyUmbrella insurance policyMust be 16 years old to use bike How Aaron is creating a wellness destinationAdd strength machine, yoga studioJapanese soaking tub and sauna Aaron's tips for STR hosts adding a PelotonSecure warranty ($200 for three years)Provide water bottles, disinfectant Connect with Aaron Colleen & Aaron on AirbnbEmail aaronhanauer@gmail.com get_surly on Peloton Resources Christian Gissing on GPFYP EP301PelotonTonalMIRRORPelo BuddyPeloton Hotel FinderTen Thousand WavesWil Slickers on GPFYP EP382Legends XEmail jasper@getpaidforyourpad.com Sponsor Hostfully [Discount Code PAD] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Apple Podcasts Rate and Review for SpotOn Aaron Steffey is the Co-Founder and Director of Sales and Marketing at Propeller Bonds—a company with a goal to simplify, automate, and distribute insurance products for clients more efficiently and effectively. The company's current focus is on the surety bond market in the USA, which is worth over $6 billion. As Director of Sales and Marketing, Aaron is responsible for the company's sales, marketing, and acquisition deals. Aaron is also a managing partner at Steffey Insurance Agency, a family-owned insurance broker in Indianapolis, Indiana. Aaron joins us to discuss how Propeller Bonds started and why they concentrated on surety bonds. He shares what it's like growing up with parents who own an insurance agency. He discusses what surety bonds are for and why they were often ignored or looked at with animosity in the industry. He explains how the Propeller platform works and how it automates what used to be cumbersome steps. He describes how the pandemic was a blessing in disguise for their company. Aaron also shares his tips for those who are planning on starting an insurtech company. "Employee count is not the most important thing in insurance; you want to be efficient." - Aaron Steffey Today on Spot On Insurance: Aaron's educational background and how he was introduced to insurance What it's like growing up with parents who worked in insurance How Aaron creates a balance between family and business What Aaron predicts for the future of independent agencies Why independent agencies have an advantage over carriers when it comes to flexibility Why bonds are important in insurance and why agents hated bonds before How agents can use their company's platform Why the pandemic was a huge game-changer for their company How Aaron set up his team and the people he needed How their marketing went virtual instead of personal interaction Why Zoom and other virtual meeting apps hurt phone calls Aaron's advice to future insurtech entrepreneurs Key Takeaways: Surety Bonds are a kind of revenue generator for the municipality. Surety bonds were often ignored because of how difficult the process was of obtaining one. Connect with Aaron Steffey: Propeller Bonds Steffer Insurance Agency LinkedIn Company Email: team@propellerbonds.com Personal Email: aaron@propellerbonds.com This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America's Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week's episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you're learning, Spot Light your review on Apple Podcasts Rate and Review For SpotOn and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

In this episode, we have a guest who I'd say is one of the best examples of strength and courage. Someone who was born with a disability that others could've easily used as an excuse to stay stuck. We are joined by a keynote speaker and host of the Blind Ambition Podcast, Aaron Golub. Tune in to listen to a very inspiring story of hope, determination, and a strong sense of self-belief.   Aaron became the first legally blind athlete to play football in a Division 1 game when he was at Tulane University. He was a captain in his senior year and went on to become an NFL free agent. Aaron never let his  limited vision get in the way of his success. His grit, determination and effort enabled him to earn a spot on the Tulane team, and the respect of his teammates, coaches and fans. Aaron Golub delivers inspiring and actionable keynotes to drive breakthrough performance through change and challenge.     Reach out to Aaron: Email: aaron@aarongolub.com  Web: www.aarongolub.com Blind Ambition with Aaron Golub: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/blind-ambition-with-aaron-golub/id1524309460   Show notes: [1:52] Who is Aaron Golub and on being legally blind  [3:12] How and why did he want to play football? [5:14] How Aaron had to work extra harder than most to be successful? [6:26] Did Aaron use his disability as an excuse not to move forward? [7:39] How did he find his football exposure? [9:21] Aaron Golub as a speaker and how he keeps himself motivated [12:41] What the future looks like for Aaron? [16:25] Let's talk about Aaron's podcast: Blind Ambition [18:44] Diving into financial tools [19:45] Where to find more of Aaron Golub [20:14] How do you not get stuck? [22:07] Outro   Straight Talk No Sugar Added with Neena Perez is a podcast that discusses real-life topics, tools and tips on how to challenge and transform your thinking with no sugar added. Hope you will go on the journey with us as we grow, fail and get back up.    https://linktr.ee/Neenaperez

In this episode, we chat with Aaron Smith, the Chief Cultural Officer of KX Pilates. Aaron Smith, is an award-winning fitness innovator and entrepreneur. Aaron founded KX Pilates (which is Japanese for ‘continuous improvement') in February 2010 and has since built it into Australia's largest pilates franchise with an impressive 74 studios across the country and one studio in Indonesia. In our chat with Aaron, we talk all things: * Why Aaron and the team attribute their growth and success to innovating in the core of their business (and not getting distracted by the shiny things) *How Aaron moved from CEO to Innovation lead in order to focus on build and patent their own unique equipment that will allow KX expand globally *The critical importance of organisational culture (especially post-pandemic) and why every growing company needs a chief culture officer More about Aaron: As the founder of KX Pilates, Aaron has earnt multiple awards and recognition including being recognised as an influential Victorian to watch by the Herald Sun in 2020, Australian Young Fitness Entrepreneur of the Year in 2019, was named in the top 3 of Australia's Top 30 Franchise Executives (2020), and featured in the 2019 Top 10 Dynamic Entrepreneurs by Dynamic Business Magazine. You can find out more about KX Pilates here and connect with Aaron on LinkedIn here. KX website: https://kxpilates.com.au/ Aaron LI: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaronsmithkx/ You can also find us at www.naked-ambition.com.au or on Instagram @_nakedambitions

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron's dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that's why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they're sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn't regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you've got in trouble? (03:37) You've got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you've accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How's your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you're building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron's shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you're getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There's nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.” “It's the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People's pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It's been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.” “Don't let anyone else decide how you should run your day.” Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance Connect with Aaron Amuchastegui on: Instagram Aaron Amuchastegui Construction The 5-Hour School Week book by Kaleena Amuchastegui & Aaron Amuchastegui

Aaron Nicholls and Phillip Nielsen are the directors of Regional Design Service, an architecture practice based Corowa, a regional town located on the New South Wales and Victorian border about 3 hours drive from Melbourne. In this episode, we discussed: The reasons they left Melbourne to start their practice in a regional town (despite warnings from their peers). How they've engaged with the local community through events, exhibitions and local government to improve local awareness of the values and principles of architects. Why they remain connected to their urban counterparts and promote working in regional practice. Some of the challenges of the local construction market. Why they hired a communications person and what their role entails. How Aaron and Phillip approach their different roles in the business The strategies they use to elevate their digital marketing. If you'd like to learn more about Aaron, Phillip, and the team at Regional Design Service, you can visit regionaldesignservice.com or follow them on Instagram at @regional_design_service. If this your first time listening to the podcast, please make sure to subscribe to hear a new episode every other week. If you have any feedback on this episode, you can get in touch at dave@vanityprojects.com. I love hearing your thoughts. And if you'd like to learn more about me, Dave Sharp, you can visit vanityprojects.com to check out my blog, join over 5000 other architects on my email list, or learn more about my marketing coaching services for architects.

Join me for episode 41 where we talk with my client Aaron about his experience with MAP sessions, a method of advanced neural retraining, for emotional trauma from childhood experiences. The MAP Method can address memories of all kinds including the emotional and the physical, for example trauma from injuries or surgeries, and this includes unconsciously held memories. Hear about what it is like to be in a MAP session, the emotional, mental and physical benefits he experienced after 3 sessions and why he would recommend the method to others. In this episode we discuss: - How Aaron learned about the MAP Method and why he decided to try it. - Aaron's experience with talk therapy and how it compares with MAP. - How working with a childhood trauma memory in a MAP session changed his relationship to it and unburdened him in more ways than he expected. - The framework we use in MAP sessions and how clients are initiated to the method. - Why we choose an emotional topic for the introductory 60-minute session. - What we mean when we talk about “neutralizing” memories. - How MAP allows us to harness the power of the subconscious to neutralize painful emotions around a traumatic memory and all the associations to it. - How working with trauma memories, disempowering beliefs or unwanted emotional responses can change mental, behavioral and physical patterns. - The emotional, mental and physical shifts Aaron noticed after three sessions. - The science that underlies the MAP Method and recommended resources for learning more. - How your subconscious rewires itself during a session and the safeguards that make the method easy and safe. - How you can use the MAP Method on yourself after the first session. - Why Aaron recommends the MAP Method to others. Don't miss episode 40 where we hear Helen's story about using the MAP Method to resolve chronic pain from an autoimmune condition and food sensitivities. For more information on the Mind ReMAP approach and services, please visit MindReMAPforHealth.com to sign up for your introductory MAP session or a free 15-minute consultation by phone.

Text the word JOURNAL to 202-217-0704 to receive journal prompts & to connect 1:1 with me!! YES that's my # and it's ME! What's Your Money Frequency? Find Out Now Come say hi over on Instagram   In Today's Episode You Will Learn:   Playing like a child  What is abundance How Aaron is cultivating his soul's purpose Getting into alignment with your body and it's physique  Interrupting your mental patterns  Showing up authentically in your life Realizing your body will adapt to your mind Picking up on the body patterns Tapping into you want to feel Tips to start embodying confidence The effects of your body's posture  Taking radical responsibility and pausing  Behind Aaron's book The importance of yoga and micromanaging your breath Shownotes: Today, we are tapping in on all things body with Aaron Alexander. In this episode we talk about getting into alignment with your body, how to interrupt negative patterns, slowing down, body posture and nature baths. We talk about our past experiences in bodybuilding and Aaron shares how he takes radical responsibility every day to make sure he grounds himself.    Meet Aaron:Aaron is a manual therapist, movement coach, and author, as well as the host of the top ranking podcast, Align Podcast. Aaron has helped the world's top athletes and celebrities, and everyone in between, relieve their physical and mental pain and is here to help you, too. After working with clients and spending years traveling around the world, being immersed in various cultures, he has come to the conclusion that the healthiest people are not from gym cultures. Instead, they utilize each moment as an opportunity to move their body, strengthen their mind, and live holistically.Taking the practices he has gathered from these cultures, insights from past podcast guests, and his own clinical practice, Aaron has created a modernized, simplified movement lifestyle for you to easily integrate into your daily life. When you do, every moment becomes an opportunity to develop strength, flexibility, and confidence to live optimally.    Connect with Aaron: Instagram | Podcast

If you are interested in learning how to make the most of your time as a dental professional, this is the episode for you! Dr. Aaron Liddell has managed to get to a point where almost all of his time is productively spent, and he has a team of people positioned around him to do the rest. Aaron explains how he ended up taking the road less traveled in terms of the dentistry fields that exist, and although it may be the more difficult path, the passion he has for his work is unwavering. Among other topics, our discussion covers the benefits of partnerships (when you are ready for them), why it sometimes makes much more sense to hire mid-level practitioners than associates, and Aaron’s thoughts on why there aren’t more dentists doing the kind of work that he does. Work out what you want to do, how you are going to do it, and stick to it! Key Points From This Episode:Aaron’s educational and professional background, and where he is currently working. How Aaron found his way into the field of dentistry that most dentists don’t get a chance to work in. Types of procedures that Aaron usually does. Benefits of being part of Trauma and Emergency Subspecialty Surgeons (TESS).Why partnerships are so key in Aaron’s field of dentistry.How Aaron and his partners deal with revenue. Gaps between production and collections in Aaron’s specific line of work.Bringing in partners; how this process works in Aaron’s practice.Advantages that have come through the merger with US Oral Surgery Management. The importance of being ready for a partner before you bring anyone on.Aaron’s experience as an associate. Value that you can bring to your practice by hiring mid-level practitioners.Research work that Aaron gets involved with. Why we don’t see more dentists doing the work that Aaron does. What cycling has taught Aaron that he carries into all spheres of his life. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Dr. Aaron Liddell Colorado Oral SurgeryTESSUS Oral Surgery ManagementCan’t Hurt Me Dr. Grant StuckiDr. Grant Stucki Email — grantstucki@gmail.comDr. Grant Stucki Phone — 720 441 6059

In this episode of Money Talks, Hugh interviewed founder of Carver Edison, Aaron Shapiro. Carver Edison is a Financial Technology company committed to revolutionizing Employee Stock Purchase Plans (ESPP). We discussed: 1) How Aaron cut his teeth in the Institutional Investing world, which helped him to formulate and build the culture and value proposition at Carver Edison 2) The Mechanics and description of a Employee Stock Purchase Plan 3) The Carver Edison Solution 4) Why Aaron carries around a notebook and pen, everywhere! Hugh Meyer - https://instagram.com/hughmeyerofficial https://www.linkedin.com/in/hughmeyer/ Aaron Shapiro - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashapiro1/ https://www.carveredison.com

Aaron Alexander is a biohacking, fitness, endurance, strength, diet, flexibility, lifestyle, and sex expert. He wears a lot of hats, but I promise you: He’s the real deal in every single one of those areas. He’s the host of the Align Podcast and author of “The Align Method,” which teaches you the five principles of movement that lead to more strength and mental endurance. In this wide-ranging conversation, we talk about posture and alignment, focusing on the parts of you that nobody sees, and why “rolfing” is terrible branding but great for you. This is as delightful as it is informative and you’re sure to get a kick out of it. In This Conversation We Cover:  [02:49] How Aaron transitioned from bodybuilding to feeling good in your body [05:10] How to know what muscles to focus on [11:06] Where to begin with a more aligned training method [18:05] What better movement and alignment can do for you [24:30] Testosterone, peptides, psychedelics, and meditation [29:03] Aaron’s experience at college in Maui [36:22] What rolfing is and why you should do it Resources: https://www.alignpodcast.com/ (alignpodcast.com) Listen to https://alignpodcast.libsyn.com/bruce-lipton-why-your-consciousness-creates-your-biology (Bruce Lipton: Why Your Consciousness Creates your Biology) Instagram: http://www.instagram.com/alignpodcast (@alignpodcast) Text "Dream Life" to 310- 388-9724 to get our FREE dream life course Mastermind: https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/ (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/) Connect with Rob on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/ (https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/) Connect with Kim on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kimmurgatroyd/ (https://www.instagram.com/kimmurgatroyd/) To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/ (workhardplayhardpodcast.com) Work Hard Play Hard is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

On this edition of Parallax Views, Aaron Good, a protégé of previous Parallax Views guest Peter Dale Scott, joins us to discuss his dissertation American Exception: Hegemony and the Dissimulation of the State. Hot off his appearance on TrueAnon, Aaron explains to us his concept of the Tripartite State as it relates to ideas about the Democratic State, the National Security State, and finally (and most controversially) the Deep State (although Aaron's conception of the Deep State, much like Peter Dale Scott's, is very different than the popular QAnon formulation of the concept). In this conversation we discuss:- Peter Dale Scott's conception of the "Overworld" and Underworld of power.- How Aaron became involved in subjects related to Scott's work- The formation of the CIA and its relation to Wall Street- U.S. supported coup d'états and support of Latin American death squads- The Nixon era, Watergate, the Church Committee, the election of Ronald Reagan, and America's political realignments- The John Birch Society, the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the Trilateral Commission and other organizations/groups- The Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI) scandal, The Safari Club, international arms dealer Adnan Khashoggi of Iran/Contra infamy, intelligence agencies, and other skullduggery- Alliances between the mob and capitalism; United Fruit Company; Meyer Lansky; Nugen-Hand Bank; CIA agent Miles Copeland's comments about a "CIA within a CIA"- The revolving door between government, particularly intelligence agencies, and the private sectors of the military-industrial-complex- John Locke, the State of Emergency and Continuity of Government (COG)- Nazi legal theorist Carl Schmitt, the Cold War, and the concepts of the Dual State, the State of Exception, and the Sovereign- The hegemonic nature of what Aaron calls the Tripartite State- Peter Dale Scott's ideas about parapolitics and deep politics; the deep political system- Aaron and Peter Dale Scott's recent CovertAction Magazine essay "Was the Now-Forgotten Murder of One Man on September 9, 2001 a Crucial Pre-condition for 9/11?"

Aaron Kirman is a visionary in luxury real estate. For more than 20 years, Aaron Kirman has been on the leading edge of luxury residential real estate, both in the U.S. and abroad. As the top agent in Los Angeles for the past decade and a top five agent nationwide, he has amassed more than $7 billion in career sales! In this GSD Mode Podcast Interview with Aaron Kirman and Joshua Smith, Aaron shares how He got started in Real Estate, how He got into the Luxury Real Estate, what has led to His success & much more!   Aaron’s Contact Info:   Aaron@AaronKirman.com   https://www.instagram.com/aaronkirman/   00:00 - Introduction   3:00 - What led you to getting into real estate in the first place?   7:00 - What was your first year in real estate like?   13:40 - The niche that Aaron focuses on   16:15 - The most important thing you need to be prepared for when working with high profile clients   21:00 - Advice for realtors trying to develop new relationships   24:00 - What are some things you did to adapt during COVID-19 shutdowns?   27:00 - Getting clarity on having goals   30:00 - How do you decide what to say ‘yes’ to, and what to say ‘no’ to?   33:00 - How Aaron has been able to adapt during major market shifts   38:00 - Prediction for the upcoming real estate market   41:00 - Business is a game of chess   45:00 - Do you have a vision for where you’re going to take your business in the future?   48:00 - Do you see yourself selling more or coaching more and being a team leader in the future?   50:45 - Where to follow Aaron and learn more about him   52:15 - If you could give your 18 year old self some advice, what would that advice be?    

Sam Guaiana is a producer, engineer, and mixer who has worked with Intervals, Silverstein, and many others. Aaron Marshall is the guitarist for Intervals. ON THIS EPISODE: 2:15 – State of the world 26:03 – How Aaron and Sam ended up working together 40:55 – Getting the lead to stand out on an instrumental record 58:39 – Mastering a new ... Read More The post EP 305 | Sam Guaiana and Aaron Marshall appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

Today, James Cerbie speaks with Aaron Davis, Co-Founder, Owner, and health and sports performance coach at Evolve Health and Performance based in Austin, Texas. Aaron has had a long and varied career in the fitness industry. Starting out as an assistant track and field coach at Fort Hays State University in 2005 (where he also earned his BS in Exercise Science), Aaron went on to serve as the head cross country and track and field coach at Bethany College in 2008. In 2011, he was the Director of Programming at CrossFit Austin. Finally, started his own company, Evolve, in 2014. The big topic that the vast majority of my conversation with Aaron revolves around is coordinated contractions. This is the factor that Aaron pays most attention to when training his athletes: “How can I maximize the number and volume of coordinated contractions I’m getting?” We dive into the definition of coordinated contractions, its impact on exercise, and how to actually implement it into your own training or your client’s training. We start our conversation off discussing Aaron’s onboarding process for new athletes. His insistence on focusing on levers outside that of exercise gives us a peek into his multipronged, holistic approach as a trainer. Aaron explains the importance of looking at factors such as nutrition, sleep, and the individual’s energy levels outside of the gym. From there, we go into his foundational pillar for energy system development: coordinated contractions. In Aaron’s words: “Coordinated contractions, to me, means I can keep a very high power output with great oxygen utilization”. High volumes of these coordinated contractions leads to massive benefits all around, from greater oxygen utilization to more muscle growth to increased performance. He looks “at the coordination issue as intramuscular compensation to an intramuscular issue.” Aaron then shares how he applies this principle as a coach as well as how to use the Moxy to monitor and “fill the holes” of their athlete’s performance. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: [04:25] An introduction to Aaron and his gym, Evolve [06:18] Aaron’s top influences that contributed to his ever-evolving framework as a coach [09:03] How Aaron goes about onboarding a new coaching client [14:25] Defining coordinated contractions and their importance [17:35] Coordinated contractions in practice [21:00] Using the Moxy Monitor to investigate coordinated contractions [25:00] Priming an athlete’s psychology for the training ahead [29:52] What makes a “good” Crossfitter? [35:45] Distinguishing between supply and utilization with the Moxy [39:23] Subjective markers to track coordinated contractions for those with no access to technology [43:29] How to contact Aaron [44:02] The most impactful content that Aaron recently consumed Links: Email Aaron Davis here: davis@evolvehp.life Follow Evolve Health and Performance on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/evolve_hpl/?hl=en (here) Rebel Performance: Text RPSAVE10 to 81493 to get 10% off your first program Text RPCOACHING to 81493 to get $100 off your first month of coaching https://jamescerbie.typeform.com/to/hECiC0hX (Take the Rebel Performance Training Quiz to find the right program for you) https://www.rebel-performance.com/coaching (Get a coach that's dedicated to your success) https://www.rebel-performance.com/courses (Take a course to become a better coach)

Aaron: The new BBC podcast on the White Helmets is journalistic malpractice ... Aaron critiques the standard Western narrative on Syria ... Was the Syria intervention just a proxy war against Iran? ... How Aaron changed his views on Syria (featuring Pink Floyd's Roger Waters) ... The controversy over the 2018 chemical attack in Douma ... How epithets like ‘Assad apologist' short-circuit good journalism ... Aaron's beef with Bellingcat ... How more transparency at OPCW would help the fight against chemical weapons ... Bob's Christmas wish ...

Aaron: The new BBC podcast on the White Helmets is journalistic malpractice ... Aaron critiques the standard Western narrative on Syria ... Was the Syria intervention just a proxy war against Iran? ... How Aaron changed his views on Syria (featuring Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters) ... The controversy over the 2018 chemical attack in Douma ... How epithets like ‘Assad apologist’ short-circuit good journalism ... Aaron’s beef with Bellingcat ... How more transparency at OPCW would help the fight against chemical weapons ... Bob's Christmas wish ...

Aaron Cooper is the Interim CEO at Groupon, an online marketplace with around 4,000 employees globally. Prior to that he had worked in several other roles at Groupon including president of North America, Chief Marketing Officer, head of Global Travel, Head of North America Services and Head of North America Goods. Before Groupon Aaron held a lot of marketing and leadership positions at Orbitz and optionsXpress and he held consulting roles at AOL and PwC. Aaron Cooper, who recently moved into the role of interim CEO at Groupon, says his recipe for success has been working across many different industries and in very diverse roles. These experiences have given him the skills and mindsets he needs to be the best leader he can be. He says it has been incredibly important for his career that he’s been able to work in finance, marketing, brand marketing, and general management across industries such as travel, retail, finance, and internet. He has worked with companies who were very successful and growing and he’s worked for companies that were in distress. All of these experiences have shaped his leadership approach and have led him to his current role. In fact, Aaron says most of the biggest career moves he made were jobs he didn’t even know were available. He got into a role and did exceptionally well and then management would grab him and tell him he’s moving to a new role. He said he learned quickly to just say yes to these opportunities and it has proved to be an effective way for him to climb up the ladder. What to do when you work for a bad boss  Aaron says he’s worked for a few tough bosses that have bordered on being too tough. There are always going to be people we work for who aren’t the best leaders. But Aaron says he always uses these opportunities to learn something and grow. He says, “At those times I was focused on what I can learn out of this situation. It's a mind shift, you have to decide that you want to be in that situation and you're up for learning from this person. I also find that when you adopt that mindset, the tougher boss changes their attitude towards you. Which is something that I realized as well, hey, I'm a student, so please teach, has been a productive relationship for me to get the most out of those. And because of that there are tools that I have in my toolkit now.” The best bosses on the other hand make employees want to show up every single day for them. Aaron says he had a great boss who with very little effort could get the very best out of Aaron. He knew the boss had his back and believed in him, so Aaron wanted to do his best and live up to the reputation the boss believed in. Aaron gives an example of this great boss. Aaron had moved into a role leading online marketing and his team did a deal, but it ended up being a bad deal that cost a lot of money. Instead of just firing him or demoting him, the boss called Aaron out and said it was his to solve. He was counting on Aaron to fix it. But the way he called Aaron out was in such a positive way that Aaron was able to come back from the failure. He motivated his team and they all went after it and fixed the problem. He actually looks back at this experience in a favorable way, which is all because of how the boss handled the situation. Aaron says being a good leader comes down to how you leave people feeling. When you leave the room is everyone wanting to crush it, and do a great job for you? Or does everyone want to leave the company? How Aaron carves out downtime and why every CEO should do the same Aaron is very busy with his role as CEO, leading his company through the pandemic, as well as his personal life with his wife and kids. He has found that it is so important to carve out time every day for downtime, time to think through issues, focus on one specific problem, or just think of the next big move for the company. He actually says his ideal amount of downtime each day is three hours. Which seems like a lot in a normal workday, but he says it’s important to have a good chunk of time so you can actually dive deep into the problems and issues you’re trying to solve. Aaron says, “if you actually get a chance to think there's such important things that you can always solve for your team. And sometimes during that time, I may call somebody and think a problem through with them. Absolutely. But it's time for me to just make sure to take a step back and make sure that in the relative challenges of COVID and people working from home, and everything that comes with that for running a company where local businesses around the world have been shut down and their business has been impaired. And we're looking for our strategies that we're working on right now to be successful to help our broad community of Groupon. There's so much in there for me, just to make sure that as things change day to day everyone's coming along the same way.” And even though downtime sounds like someone is just sitting around and pondering things, that is far from the truth. Aaron is very structured with his downtime. He always has a list of priorities he has to think through and he is very active and engaged during the entire time. During this time he only focuses on the top priorities, you can’t let priority 6 or 7 sneak into your thought process at this time. It has to be about critical issues only. How to give employees the autonomy to make decisions on their own In the past companies have tended to be bogged down with bureaucracy and hierarchy that made the decision process long and tedious. Just to get permission to buy a new piece of equipment or streamline a process it may take weeks or months to run it up the ladder and back down. Now, with our current pace of change companies can no longer afford to make decisions this way. Employees have to be able to have the autonomy to make decisions for themselves. So how does Groupon make this possible for employees? Aaron says it comes down a couple things they have done internally. The first big thing is transparency. Every employee, whether they have been at the company for 10 years or 4 months, knows what the company priorities are and they know what the current strategy is. In fact when they launched a new strategy during Covid-19 they not only announced it company wide, but they went team by team, person by person to make sure they fully understood what the new strategy meant. But Aaron knows that people can’t just understand the strategy, they have to believe in it. But you can’t force people to believe in something, it has to be a back and forth conversation until everyone is on board. This process takes consistency, discipline, and commitment. So you have to have transparency and alignment in order to successfully hand over control to your employees. As Aaron says, “Within that empowerment giving someone the task, the resources and trusting them and their judgment becomes so much easier, because trying to goal something so specifically for the uncertainties going on right now is that much harder. So I'm really proud of our team across the board for the way that everyone has come along on this.” How Aaron works on being a better leader One thing Aaron has found very helpful in his journey as a leader is reflection. He takes time to reflect on the week to think back to when he wasn’t the leader he wanted to be so he can address those issues. He also recently attended a class on authentic leadership which really impacted him and the way he approaches leadership. You have to figure out what kind of leader you are and you have to authentically lead in that way. Don’t try to be someone you are not. You can’t just read about another leader and try to copy and paste that into your way of leading. When asked what kind of leader he is, Aaron said “An energetic leader, I'm a structured thinking leader. I like to make sure that we have the strategy and goals set out clearly. And people have embraced those. Because for me it's grounded in getting the absolute best out of the team. And having them show up in ways where the energy that they're both getting and giving to Groupon makes them feel better about themselves outside of Groupon, especially in a pandemic.” And so he shows up everyday with that purpose and mission in mind and he leads as authentically as he can. How Aaron keeps up with the constant pace of change One thing a lot of leaders struggle with today is trying to keep up with things when the pace of change is so constant and so fast. This year has really shown how fast things can completely change. So how does Aaron keep up? He says constant learning is a crucial key. He is always reading and is a part of a few book clubs, he listens to podcasts, he meets with other leaders, etc...He also finds it important to pay attention to his employees and what they are saying. They bring different perspectives and ideas that drive him forward. What should leaders stop doing to become better leaders For any leaders who want to better themselves Aaron’s advice is to stop playing it safe. You are going to have tough decisions to make and you are going to have to keep the company moving forward, playing it safe will not help you. You have to be bold. Especially with the things we are facing this year. He says, “One of the things I learned in my turnaround management days is you've got to make the hard decisions, because time does not help when you're running out of cash. We were in that situation here. But I learned that earlier in my career, and that's something that now in leading through a year like now, it shows up, and it shows up in important ways. So stop playing it safe, is I think, really, really big.” What should leaders start doing to become better leaders Aaron says it is crucial for leaders to have a mission, a passion, an obsession and they have to be able to name it so that they know what they are doing when they get out of bed in the morning. This really goes back to the importance of reflection and understanding what kind of leader you are. As Aaron shares, “Here, we're helping local businesses, we're helping local businesses through a challenging time, we're helping our customers do more. There's more ways that we can help. But we are redesigning Groupon into a recovery so we can help grow local commerce. And for us, that's energizing, it shows up in multiple ways from our strategy, just to the way we were working throughout the team to develop more empathy and more listening on the front end with customers and merchants. But I would say you gotta you got to start with that passion. But again, I think the ingredient for that is you have to do the reflection. So you can really be genuine and honest with yourself about what your passion is all about.”

A veteran with over 20 years of experience working in the finance industry, Aaron Chapman previously worked in mining, heavy equipment operation, welding and long haul driving. Aaron isn't your average Real Estate Lender! Currently ranked #14 in an industry of over 300,000 licensed loan originators for transactions closed annually; Aaron is that battle worn partner every real estate buyer needs to walk through the tough parts of building a real estate business. What you will learn in this episode: How Aaron's diverse career background and a chance encounter led to Aaron getting started in the real estate lending industry How Aaron's real estate lending has grown since the 2008 market crash, and what kind of investors he specifically focuses on Why Aaron differentiates himself by going beyond being just a lender who closes loans to helping investors make smart choices and avoid mistakes How you can learn more about Aaron and his work helping investors, and why he focuses primarily on 30-year fixed loans Aaron shares a hypothetical example of the numbers that can power a typical real estate investment transaction How the profits on a deal can compound over time, and how inflation can play a big part in your calculations Why Aaron feels passionately about helping real estate investors succeed, and how he created his Quit Jerkin Off initiative Why Aaron encourages investors to watch the “Operation Toussant” documentary film on Amazon Prime and donate to Operation Underground Railroad What steps Aaron suggests you take to take control of your mornings and start every day off on the right foot Resources: Website: www.aaronbchapman.com Aaron Chapman's Amazon author page: https://amzn.to/3m39g5k Quit Jerkin Off YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/c/quitjerkinoff Operation Underground Railroad website: https://ourrescue.org/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/aaronchapmannjo/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/sgoc_aaron/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaronbchapman/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/securitynational-mortgage-company-3116/ Additional resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS  

Aaron Fragnito has been helping people passively invest in Real Estate for 10 years. Aaron is a Co-Founder of Peoples Capital Group (PCG) which holds a $10M portfolio, host of the New Jersey Real Estate Network, host of the Passive Cash Flow Podcast, a licensed NJ Realtor and a full time real estate investor. Aaron has completed over 250 real estate transactions, totaling more than $40,000,000 in Real Estate in his career. What you will learn in this episode: Why reading Robert Kiyosaki's “Rich Dad Poor Dad” gave Aaron's life the direction he was looking for, and how he broke into real estate How Aaron broke out of his role as a licensed real estate agent after he struggled during the years after the 2008 crash, and how he got involved in investing What advice Aaron would offer to brand new investors just starting out or who are considering making a career change and moving into real estate What experiences Aaron has had partnering with others on his investments, and why understanding your strengths and weaknesses and trusting your partner are crucial What deals and projects Aaron is currently working on, and how the pandemic has changed his business and created opportunities How the outbreak of the global pandemic has given Aaron the push to do deals outside of New Jersey for the first time Why the local market in Vermont is booming and has presented Aaron with new opportunities to grow his business How to find out more about Peoples Capital Group and apply to passively invest with Aaron and his team What benefits passive investors can receive, and why passive investing is a great option for career professionals Why passive investing is the key to creating true wealth without having to devote time and effort, and what qualities to look for in investors to partner with Resources: Passive Cashflow Podcast: www.peoplescapitalgroup.com/blog Passive Real Estate Investing in 2020 Free E-book: www.peoplescapitalgroup.com/e-book Apply to Qualify as a Passive Investor: https://www.peoplescapitalgroup.com/qualify-to-invest Facebook: www.facebook.com/peoplescapitalgroupnj/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/real_estate_investments_nj/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/PCGrealestate @PCGrealestate LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-fragnito-620b93173/ Additional resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook

Your website is polished. Facebook ads retargeting, Google ads pushing your domain to the top of the results page. Traffic trickles through… starting with a sign-up for a free trial. All your PPC ad spend is balancing on a knife’s edge. But here’s the question: Will the prospect convert from a free trial to a paid customer? If yes, you can wipe away the sweat and enjoy a profitable growth funnel.    If not, you’re pouring money into Zuckerberg’s pocket without anything to show for it. This is why maximizing your trial-to-customer conversion rate is essential to scaling your SaaS.  I consider it low hanging fruit. You already have the prospect interacting with your product, now you want them to trust you with their credit card. Fortunately, I’m good mates with one of the leading trial conversion experts in the SaaS space: Aaron Krall. In the past, I’ve hired Aaron to educate my SaaS Academy clients. He seriously knows his stuff! So it’s a pleasure to invite him to be a guest on the Escape Velocity podcast and hear what he has to say about onboarding trials that maximize conversions. Not only is Aaron a highly sought-after conversion expert...  But he also started the biggest SaaS-only Facebook group, now with over 21,000 members. In this interview, we talk about: - Impressive onboarding strategies - Companies who are doing it right - How I first met Aaron (and gave him the 5-start treatment) - How Aaron went from food stamps to growth hacking - Getting fired from L’Oréal - The power of niching down (but not staying there) I’ve now released 40+ episodes of the Escape Velocity podcast, but never have I laughed THIS hard during a recording session. Aaron is hilarious. Wait until you hear him impersonate scammy SaaS founders. Tune in with us for a laugh right here. -- Dan Martell has advised more startups than his hometown has people and teaches startup founders like you how to scale. (Get the free 3 videos to grow your business here.) He previously created, raised venture funding for and successfully exited two tech startups: Flowtown and Clarity.fm. You should follow him on twitter @danmartell for tweets that are actually awesome. + Instagram (behind the scenes): http://instagram.com/danmartell + Facebook (live trainings + Q&A): http://FB.com/DanMartell  + Twitter (what I'm reading): http://twitter.com/danmartell 

This is an emotional underdog story of Aaron Krall. He shared his story about how he felt like cheating while growing his business without any paid marketing. We’ve discussed: ✔️ How Aaron left college and his job to start a business. ✔️ How he kept failing and never wanted to be an entrepreneur AGAIN. ✔️ How he kept growing without any paid channels. ✔️ Why he thinks this channel works well. ✔️ How you can leverage this channel and ideas. ✔️ Live case study with this channel. Show notes: 1:07 - Who is Aaron and How does he help SaaS companies with growth. 1:56 - Aaron's emotional story of failures to find traction for his business. 6:27 - How he started with SEO and Facebooks to deliver results. 11:40 - How he found partner marketing is ultimate channel and how he nurtures them. 14:40 - How Aaron would build relationship with Segment (advice to me & Userpilot) 22: 58 - How Aaron will solve a VOIP SaaS Startup's traction problem with partner marketing & development  Links: Aaron's WebsiteAaron's Facebook Group Russel Brunson his favorite growth marketerHis favorite book by Dana Dericks - Dream 100 Find us on Twitter/LinkedIn Aaron's LinkedIn & Twitter My profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aazarshad/ -Twitter my profile & growth marketing stories

Are you afraid to take the next step toward your vision for the future? Even the most successful people deal with fear on the daily. So, what separates the successful from the stuck? How do you learn to run toward conflict and face your fears head on? Aaron Opalewski is the Founder and CEO of Spark Talent Acquisition, a staffing and recruiting agency out of Sterling Heights, Michigan. Since he started the company in 2013, Spark has grown from a team of five in a single office to an 18-state operation that will provide 3,000 opportunities this year alone. A driven entrepreneur with 13 years of experience in the recruiting industry, Aaron has impacted the performance and profitability of hundreds of businesses and thousands of people. On this episode of Destined to Be, Aaron joins us to share his journey from personal training to entrepreneurship, describing what fuels him to work harder than everyone else and overdeliver. He explores what it takes to be wildly successful in your business and family life, explaining the relationship between being present and being effective with your time. Listen in for Aaron’s insight on making decisions based on your values and learn how to navigate fear as you work toward your own bold vision for the future. Key Takeaways The lack of confidence that led Aaron to make poor decisions and get in trouble as a young man Aaron’s challenging transition from personal training to a sales role with a recruiting company How being an undersized athlete fueled Aaron’s drive to work harder than anyone else and overdeliver The experience that taught Aaron he could learn anything he put his mind to Aaron’s insight around processes as the secret to scaling a business to multiple states The role Aaron’s relationship with God plays in his work Why Aaron walked away from a successful multimillion-dollar company to start Spark Talent How Aaron navigates the fear of working through each new level of uncertainty in his life How Aaron makes decisions based on his vision and values How Aaron’s morning routine has pivoted through COVID Why Aaron books time to work out and be present with his family on his calendar What it takes to be wildly successful in your business and family life The relationship between being present and maximizing the effectiveness of your time Connect with Aaron Spark Talent Acquisition Aaron on LinkedIn Aaron on Instagram Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory  Destined to Be Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Level Up Entourage Facebook Group Resources Arete Syndicate Traction: Get a Grip on Your Business by Gino Wickman Entrepreneurial Operating System EOS Vision/Traction Organizer 75 Hard The Ed Mylett Show Principles: Life and Work by Ray Dalio Ray Dalio’s Principles in Action App Tim Grover

Aaron Novallo started his career in Real Estate 14 years ago. He decided to take a deep dive into one slice of the business which is listing properties in high volume.  He has done this consistently for 8 years in a row. He has listed up to 140 properties by himself, one at a time, which makes him a certified rock-star listing agent.Aaron recognizes that he owes this success to having the right skills and hard work.  Today,  he coaches around 70 agents to help them step up their game and create success in their own business.Let’s join Aaron as he shares why he believes that money is a by-product of excellence and what advice he can give to anyone who is getting into the real estate business.In this episode, we talked about:(02:08) How does Aaron list 12 homes a month?(12:10) The 2 things Real Estate agents sell(15:25) How important is pre-qualification?(24:00) The value of being early to all your appointments(25:31) How to include “assumptive closings” in your conversations with a client(30:18) Why confidence is everything(31:56) How to build trust through repetition(33:00) How often does Aaron role-play?(34:20) Why you should always be “sharpening the knife”(39:27) How Aaron got started with his coaching company(43:20) What’s the one piece of advice Aaron has for a new agent getting into the Real Estate business.

In this session I bring in the man himself Aaron Marino, from IamAlphaM.com. He is one of the most well known male style consultants in the world with over 6.16 Million Youtube subscribers. His style tips can take you from being an average guy to being the guy who all the girls notice, people respect and oozes success. In This Episode You'll Learn: – You'll get an interactive style makeover that applies to every listener, which will tell you what you need to change in your closet to look your best. People pay Aaron a lot of money for these consulting tips, but here you get them free. – How dressing well every day will help you succeed and gain the respect you are looking for in the world. – The most important part of every outfit. – How Aaron built his empire to over 380,000 subscribers and became one of the most well known style guys in the world. – Aarons tips to success and what he does everyday to succeed.

Aaron Timms is the author of the Amazon #1 best selling book 'Belief bound mind'. His story is extraordinary: from a tragic life-changing event, where he lost loved ones and broke his back in a terrible accident, to the miracle of his healing. He is a self-healing mentor, and a firm believer in the power of our mind. This is an interview I did for my previous podcast, back in April 2019.   Key takeaways:  • From being a paraplegic & the prognosis of spending his life in a wheelchair, to complete healing of both mind and body  • Empowering and teaching others how they can self-heal, not only their physical bodies, but also their whole life  • How Aaron used the power of his mind, visualising and affirming his beliefs that he would heal.     Memorable quote: "If I have done it you can too…" -Aaron Timms   Valuable resources: Website: https://www.aarontimmsofficial.com/   About the host: I am Agi Keramidas, a knowledge broker and a zealous podcaster (among other traits). I am a firm believer in the power of self-education and personal development in radically improving one's life.   If you want to support my podcast and gain access to exclusive content, become my patron: http://bit.ly/pdmpat   Join my facebook group for personal development, inspiration, and actionable knowledge: https://bit.ly/pdmgroup

Welcome to E330 of the EcomCrew podcast! Today I’m joined by Aaron Rubin, the founder and CEO of ShipHero. Aaron has years of experience in ecommerce and has mastered the art of fulfillment. His business is all about making it easier for other ecommerce entrepreneurs to manage their own inventories and make fulfillment a breeze. Business owners may not be thinking much about how to ship their products as much as what products to launch or increasing sales, but it does make a big difference when it comes to profits. A few dollars saved on thousands of shipments every month really does add up. In this episode, we talk about How Aaron started with ShipHero The difference between fulfilling through Amazon and doing it on your own How reconsidering your shipping methods can increase your profits The importance of your product’s physical dimensions Ikea’s strategy for logistics Reasons why an Amazon-only seller should use a 3PL Questions you should be asking 3PLs before engaging with them Where 3PLs make their money What small, medium, and large mean to 3PLs Some helpful tips about logistics If you want to learn more about ShipHero, you can visit fulfillment.shiphero.com or reach Aaron at aaron@shiphero.com. Do you think we can do better? Tell us what you think about the podcast and get a chance to win our 6 full-length ecommerce courses. If you learned something from this episode, please leave us a review on iTunes. Happy selling!

"Looking at what I want my retirement to look like, and to also be challenged, real estate provides so many avenues for creativity and data including the people I get to work with. I never thought I'd end up in real estate and I've really learned to love it. "-Aaron Norris    Today I am interviewing Aaron Norris who is the VP of Market Insights at PropertyRadar. He is also Vice President of The Norris Group which is a well established hard money lending company founded by his father Bruce Norris. Aaron's passion for real estate didn't come about until he moved back to southern CA from spending a decade in New York City studying the arts and performing as an actor. Fast forward to now, Aaron has created his own niche within the real estate market by creating award winning resources by producing market timing reports for the real estate community. He is a writer on Frobes.com, Biggerpockets.com and Think Reality Magazine. Most of Aaron's work revolves around research technology and studying very valuable and useful data within the real estate market.  Aaron Norris: Is the son of hard money lender and economist Bruce Norris. Aaron has recently carved out his own niche by becoming the Vice President of Market insights at PropertyRadar which is a highly established hyperlocal marketing and property to owner information provider. Aaron is also a writer, producer and cohost of the Data Driven Real Estate Podcast.    TOPICS COVERED IN THE EPISODE How to discover your third hustle  What is creative data and how is it used in real estate  iBuyers Propertyradar  How to surround yourself with people that challenge you Integrity, transparency and ask questions  How Aaron as a landlord helped tenants during COVID David Tilney system  John Schaub: Building Wealth One House at a Time  Data Driven real estate podcast  How to find a niche in real estate  If you can you should  How to be creative in real estate    Listen now and find out how Aaron found his Real Estate Breakthrough! The Real Estate Breakthrough Show with Christina Suter is where we talk about the reality of real estate, the mindset you need and the tips and tricks to get you moving forward in investing. Join us every week and learn everything you need to know to invest in real estate education and create real wealth for a lifetime.   Find our more about Aaron here:  Website PropertyRadar.com Facebook Aaron Norris Twitter @aaronnorris @propertyradar LinkedIN Aaron Norris  

Aaron Volpatti wasn’t dreaming of the NHL at 17, he was trying to make the Revelstoke Grizzlies, his local Junior B hockey team. In his NHL draft year, Aaron was living at home, graduating from high school, and hanging with his buddies. He had his sights set on hopefully making the Vernon Vipers of the BCHL as an 18-year-old.Volpatti ended up wearing the jersey of the Vancouver Canucks and Washington Capitals, but after seeing Aaron score 7 goals in first 112 games in the BCHL you probably wouldn’t have made that bet and neither would have Aaron.But as we have heard before on this podcast, Aaron’s greatest adversity turned out to be his life’s greatest gift. At the conclusion of his second season with the Vernon Vipers that adversity struck. Aaron was involved in an awful accident at a team bush party that left him with 2nd and 3rd degree burns to over 40% of his body.He was told he would never play hockey again.But after one phone call (and we discuss why this phone call was so impactful for Aaron) Aaron made other plans – he was going to be in the line-up for the season opener come September.And after 6 weeks in hospital, 4 weeks in a wheelchair, another month unable to walk and two more major setbacks called kidney stones and an appendicitis, Aaron was dressed to play on opening night. He WILLED it to happen.During that process he proved to himself that he could accomplish anything. He grew his resilience, his confidence, and his mindset.In this interview we discuss The possibilities that arise when we assume we generally only operate at 40% of our capabilities The perspective shift Aaron made that changed the meaning of the physical pain he was feeling, which gave him mental strength and the ability to recover faster How having big dreams requires us to explore and change the personal standards we set for ourselves How Aaron used visualization to prepare him for playing in the NHL, at a time when we he never even had a pro contract How Aaron used DELIBERATE PRACTICE at 24 years old, to become a player that scored more goals and points in his senior year at Brown than he did in his previous 3 seasons combined Aaron Volpatti earned his way into the greatest league in the world. He used adversity as opportunities to grow and compete and to overcome. He had clear visions for what he wanted to accomplish and had a plan for how he was going to make that happen. Aaron was prepared to do things that others weren’t willing to do. Aaron’s story is one of possibility – one of evolution and one you will find very inspiring.

About this episode:· Getting to know Aaron and what he does [00:35]· How the COVID-19 pandemic affected the business and his restaurants’ transition [00:57]· What Aaron has learned from the pandemic as a business owner [8:15]· Aaron discusses having to shut down the Billy Jack’s Shack Richmond location [10:27]· How Aaron’s employees reacted to reopening [12:16]· Aaron discusses the future of online ordering in his restaurants [15:16]· Aaron’s favorite menu item from his restaurants [19:11]

​Making tons of money on autopilot is a dream for many people. But starting an online business can seem so confusing to start.  Aaron Chen from The Invincible Marketer explains that there are really only 6 pillars to build a solid online "pyramid"... ​We chat about: How Aaron got started and how long it took him to make ​great money from internet marketing ​What the 6 pillars are for a successful online business ​How to use funnels to make money on autopilot Why internet marketing is like no other business     As always the last few minutes sums up the main points and leaves you with one little piece of action you can take away.    Find the show notes here   Check out Make Time Online to find out how you can make money online to free up your time and live life on your own terms.   Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram   Don't forget to leave a review on Apple Podcasts here   Keep changing for the better! 

It’s our 100th episode! This episode is a unique one with all employees of our company: Dan Kaminski, Trevor Wood, Al Kaminski, Jereme Roodhouse, Alex Landsverk, Aaron Diemer, Mariah Wood, and Jason Rink. Enjoy!   Links and Resources from this Episode https://betterwealth.com/  For additional information go to http://betterwealthpodcast.com/ or check out Caleb at https://calebguilliams.com    Get Your Free Copy of The AND Asset https://order.andasset.com/book   Show Notes You are important to us! - 1:10 Introducing you to the Better Wealth team - 1:47 Dan Kaminski’s story - 5:40 From the biggest skeptic to the biggest believer - 6:58 Trevor’s work - 9:00 It is not a job - 12:59 When Al met Caleb - 14:22 Better Wealth’s goal - 15:33 How Jereme began with Better Wealth - 16:00 The sales department - 18:21 Genuine spirit - 20:04 Alex’s story as an intern - 21:04 How Aaron started to work at Better Wealth - 22:14 Trevor’s wife: Mariah! - 26:25 The Better Wealth family - 27:54 Jason’s work in the world of finances - 30:00 Help to share this message! - 36:00 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher

Aaron Levie is the founder and CEO of Box, the cloud content management and file sharing service for businesses. If you work in the modern business world, then you have almost certainly used Box to save and share documents. In this episode, Byron and Aaron talk about how he and his co-founders first built the company in 2004, why they decided to serve enterprises over consumers, and insights on building an a C-Suite, culture, and transitioning into being a CEO of a public company. Top highlights from this episode include: How Aaron and his founding team approached their pivot to the enterprise: “By ‘06 and ‘07, we asked ourselves: ‘What if we let an enterprise deploy a hundred or a thousand users and we’ll just charge per seat? It’ll be a monthly recurring business model and we’ll have all the IT and the security features that they need?” Aaron said. “We’ll sell this as an enterprise software product with a bottoms-up distribution motion with a sales team that works off of those customers. And so in a matter of a few weeks, maybe to a month or two, we designed the business model that has stuck with us to this day. In ‘06 and ‘07, this model pivoted the company, and made sure that we had a kind of a modern enterprise software model that was bottoms-up, consumer-driven, but also focused on selling to large enterprises and to the Fortune 500.” Why all feedback is always useful to consider: “I can look back now with the benefit of hindsight and I’d say 95% of the feedback that we got from the investors that turned us down was actually correct,” said Aaron. “Either it took us longer to realize it, we didn’t get it, maybe we didn’t answer in real time in the right way. Maybe we didn’t portray actually why we agreed because we were taken aback by the feedback. Take feedback from everybody you can, because oftentimes you can synthesize it and take just the bits and pieces across all of the people that will give you constructive or critical feedback.” The importance of finding a great COO: “COO has become obviously quite a catch all term in the Valley and I think one company’s COO doesn’t look like another company’s COO. That’s because the role is usually a way of complimenting and balancing out the skills or the gaps of the CEO,” said Aaron. “For me, I’m very product oriented. I tend to lean more toward thinking about the strategy, our customers, the culture, and not necessarily the entire day measuring the pipeline, building out the salesforce, and coordinating the end-to-end go-to-market execution.” The power of achieving positive cash flow early on: “Ultimately the reason why cash flow early in a business matters is because it gets you in a mindset of having to build a business that is a real business that’s going to scale,” said Aaron. “When you’re thinking about scaling a company early on, this mindset ensures that you’re not burning lots of money, the model works, and you don’t need to raise an unbelievable amount of capital to keep the business going.” Why an IPO exit is just the beginning for a company: “For the entrepreneurs and for the team going public is truly when the clock starts and it’s really game time. I think too many startups, too many founders, too many people, they think of the exit or the IPO as some sort of flag in the ground moment,” said Aaron. “All I can tell you is it only gets way harder and so going public at the right time, going public with the right team, with the right business model, both are really, really important because nothing will get easier about your company once you go public. It will only get harder. It’ll only get more stressful. It’ll get more gratifying for sure, but nothing gets easier.”

In this episode of the Millennials in China podcast we bring on our Asian-Canadian Millennial guest Aaron Choi. Aaron left Silicon Valley for new adventures in 2010 and moved first to Hong Kong, then Shanghai in 2012. He worked in mobile app advertising, before making a leap to the cryptocurrency space thanks to some guanxi (relationships). In 2019 his blockchain project Kava raised several million dollars in a successful Binance Launchpad campaign. Aaron shares his positive admiration for China and gives advice on the importance of relationship building in China’s business scene. Show Notes: Aaron talks about his 10-year journey in Asia (Hong Kong and Shanghai), after growing up in Vancouver and then working for a few years in Silicon Valley. The contrast between Hong Kong and Mainland China, and how Hong Kong is like a stepping stone from the World to Asia. Working in mobile app advertising and how it was totally different between the West and China. Aaron talks about how he first learned about bitcoin and the early days when Brian Armstrong (CEO of Coinbase) used to hand out BTC for free just to educate people about bitcoin. How Aaron actually made the move professionally from advertising to crypto, thanks to some good contacts in China. What Aaron is doing now with Kava, and how his company managed a successful Launchpad campaign on Binance and raised several million dollars. Aaron’s thoughts on how to do business development and sales successfully in China, and how important it is to complement business relationships with personal relationships. --------------------------- Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/millennials-in-china/id1503870294 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0MwEJZnnZ2sNWje7wP0GaW?si=tWqgkgwoQCueTrEfeI3-6g Listen on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL21pbGxlbm5pYWxzaW5jaGluYS5jb20vcnNz Listen on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm6jqVbJ1SR_g9iTLFxyF1g Podcast Website: http://millennialsinchina.com Podcast Facebook: https://facebook.com/millennialsinchina Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/MillennialsCN Chris' Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisWood1821 Hope's Twitter: https://twitter.com/hope_freiheit Hope’s Instagram: https://instagram.com/hope_freiheit Hope’s Website: https://hopefreiheit.com

No one ever thought it was possible for oil to go negative…but here we are. This week we’re talking about the craziness of what’s happening to oil before moving to an interview with Aaron Gose of Wingtrades.Aaron has a really interesting background. He was in the Navy and he studied engineering. He’s a perfect example of how traders can come from any background – finance and economics aren’t the only options.Aaron, Jack, and Dan discuss how quarantine has affected trading and the importance of thinking macro, but trading micro.[00:15] - This week: Aaron Gose[00:29] - Market Reaction[10:35] - Interview with Aaron Gose[12:17] - How Aaron got started with trading[19:23] - Seeing the big picture with the eye of an engineer[22:39] - Navy discipline[27:58] - Adjusting to isolation[31:17] - Founding WingTrades[36:30] - See profit, take profit[42:36] - Ignoring the news[45:33] - Truck full of precious metals[47:35] - Best safe havenAaron Gose is Co-Founder and COO at Wingtrades.com. He has 7+ years of experience trading futures, options, physical commodities, and cryptocurrency. Aaron helps the Wingtrades community develop options and crypto trading strategies as well as much of the behind the scenes work to ensure that everything is running smoothly for staff and members alike.Limit Up! is a podcast for traders of all levels brought to you by TopstepTrader. Whether you’re considering a career in trading and don’t know where to start, or you’re a seasoned veteran looking for advice from big names in the financial industry, Limit Up! is your guide. Join us weekly as we discuss the market in all of its volatile glory.Jack Pelzer is a co-host of Limit Up! He traded as part of a U.S. Treasury group for 7 years at Chopper Trading and DRW. After leaving the industry, he became a Writing Fellow and Senior Contributing Writer for The Onion. He is now the Head of Content at Topstep.Dan Hodgman is a co-host of Limit Up! Prior to coming to Topstep Dan traded 30 Yr Treasury Options and Yield Spreads. Before that, he served in the United States Marine Corps where he simultaneously managed his own Futures Account applying the skills he grew up learning from clerking on the trading floor. Now Dan works with the Traders here at Topstep as a Performance Coach as well as being a regular on the Daily Market Recap.If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Limit Up! in Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in Apple Podcasts. It really helps others find the show.This podcast episode was produced by Dante32.

Ladies and gentlemen, you’re about to WATCH the best podcast ever recorded. On BPE’s first-ever video podcast, Alex chats with CEO of TalentLaunch Aaron Grossman. They discuss his journey of going from a paperboy to running a $130 million staffing and talent company, the importance of company culture, neverending gratitude, and Aaron’s side project, the Wrestlers in Business Network, among many others. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yi99zBbTjA Notes Personal and professional wins The importance of mindfulness and paying attention to the details Aaron’s journey from college to the creation of TalentLaunch The importance of setting good processes Art vs. Science in Business and Sports and the 80/20 rule Make or break moments and going from owning a business to running a company How Aaron learned to be an entrepreneur from his parents Culture vs. Ego and the importance of having a purpose, a mission, and strong core values Growing into a $130 million company and beyond The creation of the Wrestlers in Business Network Links Aaron’s LinkedIn TalentLaunch Wrestlers in Business Network Entrepreneur’s Organization (EO) Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) The E-Myth Library by Michael Gerber  The “Scary Times” Success Manual by Dan Sullivan

Building a fulfilling and lasting career in Hollywood definitely isn’t easy, but when you’re starting from the bottom rung of the ladder with zero contacts and just breaking in it can seem downright IMPOSSIBLE. But no matter who you are, where you come from, or who you do or don’t know, anyone can get their foot in the door using the right strategy. As today’s guest says, “It’s all about getting into people’s inboxes to make things happen.” My guest, Aaron Schmidt, is currently the Post Production Assistant on Cobra Kai who managed to land his position on a hit studio television show just months after graduating from college (which by the way is extremely unusual). Glancing at his resume as an Arizona State University cum laude graduate with Dean’s List honors and several credits on high profile studio projects while still in college, you’d probably never guess that Aaron began his education being placed in special ed because he was dyslexic. But Aaron has learned there’s a lot more to being successful and forging a path in Hollywood than just “getting lucky.” In today’s episode Aaron and I break down his experience on Cobra Kai, how he landed the gig in the first place, what his duties are as the post-production assistant (post PA), what he’s learned, and most importantly how he can improve so he lands his next gig (which by the way he already has..sorry, spoiler alert). Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here’s What You’ll Learn: On breaking into Hollywood: How Aaron found no answers in film school and the intuitive insights that led him to chart his own path. Why Aaron thinks EntertainmentCareers.net is a “blackhole”. How he set himself up for a “lucky break” that led to his Post PA position on Cobra Kai. The 8 magic words that landed Aaron his first Post PA job after multiple failed interviews. Zack’s Interviewing Mindset Tip: “Demonstrate you have a very clear understanding of all of the challenges of the person interviewing you, why you are the best solution to those challenges, and why you are the person who is going to make their life easier.” What a Post PA actually does in studio television. How Aaron earned more responsibility for himself than his position required, making himself a more valuable member of the team and increased his chances of getting hired on the next project. KEY INSIGHT: Know what you want/where you want to be. Make it clear how people can help you. People are more willing to help than you’d expect – they just need clarity on HOW. How Aaron’s dyslexia actually helped him be more resourceful and attentive to detail. The importance of “crawling into the brain” of those you work with to anticipate their needs. Why “Leave your ego at the door” is sage advice, no matter your position. Useful Resources Mentioned: The Insider’s Guide to Writing Great Outreach Emails Ep87: [CASE STUDY] Why People Don’t Respond to Your Cold Outreach (and How to Get a Response) | with Scott Davis Ep69: Cobra Kai…Inside the Edit Suite | with Jon Hurtwitz, Josh Heald, and Hayden Schlossberg Ep12: The Right Way to Network In Hollywood | with Chris Visser Our Generous Sponsors: This episode is made possible for you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat, my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation. The Topo is super comfortable, an awesome conversation starter, and it’s also scientifically proven to help you move more throughout the day which helps reduce discomfort and also increase your focus and productivity. Click here to learn more and get your Topo Mat. Guest Bio: Aaron Schmidt is a Chicago native who attended Arizona State University where he studied Film and Media Production. He graduated cum laude with Dean’s List honors and a Bachelor of Arts degree. Aaron has worked within many film and TV realms, stretching from his work with HBO’s television show Camping to Sony Pictures’s Cobra Kai and now working in development for TBS’s new show Obliterated. Aaron also has worked with independent film producers at Indy Entertainment on the films The Au Pair and Model Citizen. There he helped online and deliver final cuts of the films. When Aaron is not in the office helping make characters come to life, he is advocating for the Learn Disability community. Aaron has spoken at many Hyde Park Day School conferences, helping parents understand what it is like to be dyslexic. He has also been a sounding board for teachers trying to update their curriculums to better suit their dyslexic students. Aaron will continue to help students set themselves up for success. Aaron on Instagram Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared and published by Glen McNiel. Special thanks to Krystle Penhall and Sarah Furie for helping to spread the love! The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

“We’re not just working on the physical body itself, we’re working with the person’s humanity.” On today's episode, we sat down for an in-depth chat with Aaron Alexander, host of the Align Podcast and an expert in movement therapy. Aaron recently published the book The Align Method: 5 Movement Principles for a Stronger Body, Sharper Mind, and Stress-Proof Life to encourage more people to see physical exercise as one facet of their regular lives, rather than a once-daily routine punishment. We had plenty to talk about, from the relationship your senses have to your physiology and how to define trauma to the high costs of self-care. We also discuss each other's egos, my greatest fears, and why Aaron is so skeptical of gurus. Listen in to our conversation to learn what the Alignment Method is, how to change your perception of pain, and why Nick started his popular podcast. You can Subscribe and Listen to the Podcast on Apple Podcasts. And please leave me a Rating and Review! “How do we pay greater attention to what’s happening in this little moment?” Some things we learn in this podcast: What is the Alignment Method [1:22] How do the senses affect physiology [2:55] How do you practice your perception [5:20] What is the method behind the Alignment Method [7:00] What is the definition of trauma [14:35] How Aaron changed his perception of pain [17:20] How do we handle each other’s egos [21:19] The psychological interplay of working with the body [28:00] What is rolfing [29:35] How would Nick describe his voice [35:00] How to describe self-love [51:31] The high cost of self-care [54:00] How to decide when you need a coach [56:30] How psychedelics are being used to treat addiction [1:00:06] How to integrate fitness into your life [1:00:55] How often does Nick think about death [1:13:45] What are Nick’s biggest fears [1:17:15] Why is Aaron skeptical of gurus [1:19:35] How to address death [1:21:20] Why did Nick start his podcast [1:28:51] Links Mentioned: The Align Method: 5 Movement Principles for a Stronger Body, Sharper Mind, and Stress-Proof Life by Aaron Alexander The Align Method 7-day Free Trial Connect with Aaron Alexander on Instagram | Twitter | Facebook | Align Podcast

Today we have a super special guest on with us... And his name is Aaron Wagner! Aaron Wagner is an expert deal maker (typically done through fund syndicates) who's businesses combined has an enterprise value of over $2B. In part 1 of this in depth interview we dive into tons of things, including: - How Aaron got started as an immigrant from Canada after a pro football career - Then he couldn't do deals because of his Visa - How he overcame that obstacle to raise $500m in one of his ventures - How Aaron raised money without experience or an Ivy League degree - And much more... By the way, if you want to start your own fund, go to www.investmentfundsecrets.com today **We are not selling or soliciting a security in any way, shape, or form. This content is for entertainment purposes only and is not financial or legal advice**

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an impressive guest, Aaron Amuchastegui who shares his big wins and big losses in life, and all the craziness, how he got behind the bars but stand & back up, how he started on flipping houses, the story of massive success and how he blew it away, how he back up for the third time around, and actionable tips on how they live a rich and reasonable life, and keeping it on the zenith! Aaron Amuchastegui is a best-selling author of 5 Hour School Week, an entrepreneur, a real estate investor who had flipped over 1,500 houses all around the country, one of the principals at Homerock LLC, a real estate consulting company focused on distressed assets, owner of Aaron Amuchastegui Construction, a contractor focused on high-speed high turnover remodeling projects improving value to distressed properties, and the President of AMA Construct Inc, who has managed the acquisition and sales of more than $100 Million dollars in single-family homes acquired at the trustee sale and through public-private partnerships with Nonprofits and banking partners.  Aaron’s dad was a custom home builder and his grandma was a developer, so he grew up doing construction real estate that’s why he always wanted to do it. He was 20-years-old when he started partying all the time, did crazy things, got into trouble, and got behind the bars. Aaron wasted his most productive time in prison.  He realized that he needs to gain it back and it drives him to get out there and make his life better. This guy makes up the lost time, tries new things, and shifts his life on the right path. Later, Aaron started flipping houses and succeeds. But because of unplanned actions & uncontrolled spending on the wrong things, they blew up the opportunities. They hit the bottom but during his down moments, Aaron swallows his pride from being a millionaire to doing manual jobs like what a carpenter typically do, and became an Uber driver. He decided to do something and not just be lazy to go back in the path.  They hold their faith and their spiritual part stronger and it really helps them get up and back up. Now, Aaron and his wife Kaleena have over 1,000 rental properties and looking forward to adding more. The couple makes sure they would not miss the second chance; they spend their money on the right thing, donating a portion of their income to the church,  and building more memories with his family. One thing that they’re sure of, even if they went broke again; they wouldn’t regret they wasted their money on stupid things and they set their family as a priority. Some Questions I Ask: Where did all this start? (00:30) What was your mindset when you’ve got in trouble? (03:37) You’ve got your turbulent time in your life, where does that take you next in your career? (13:44) Being in a rough spot and rough place, what was your mindset at that point in time(28:00) How did you assess doing those necessary things to get you back on the path? (38:10) How have masterminds played the role in what you’ve accomplished over the last 3-5 years? (42:12)  How’s your intention of showing up to mastermind events and the relationships that you’re building? (44:59)  How do you find time for the balance? (51:13) Give us three (3) productivity tips that the hard-charging entrepreneurs and wealth builders can take away from this episode. (01:00:38) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Aaron’s shame & guilt in life. (04:24) How Aaron gets his life back and started flipping houses. (15:04) Things that would happen with success and money without knowing what you’re getting into. (24:09) How Aaron shifts his life and the habits that he adapted that raise him up again. (29:18) The lessons that he learned during his down moments. (31:12) The couple big things Aaron learned that went him to like a thousand of rental properties now. (33:50) Why Aaron gives away 30% of their income and profits to churches now. (35:31) How mentors have helped Aaron. (37:20) Setting the KeyStone Goal of the Year. (01:01:24) The importance of having a planner and a journal. (01:04:43) Quotes:  “There’s nothing that will teach us like our mistakes will.”   “It’s the best thing that people should be judged on what they do after the mistake not the mistake.” “People’s pain levels are different.” “God putting the pieces together.” “It’s been really really fun to get to rebuild and change. “You have to hunt to find that value.” “Mistake is what creates the best memory and the best action.”   “Don’t let anyone else decide how you should run your day.”  Resources Mentioned: The 4-Hour Workweek by Timothy Ferriss The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod GoBundance FamBundance

Join JJ as she talks with Aaron Alexander, therapist and movement coach, as they discuss the small changes you can make to posture and alignment to improve your body mechanics. Many of us have experienced injury or discomfort, and as a result, our bodies get out of alignment, which only makes things worse. Aaron reviews how to take back control and improve how your body moves and functions. Tune in for this enlightening episode.     Freebies From Today’s Episode Get Aaron’s 7-day free Align program trial by going to jjvirgin.com/align.   Main Points From Today’s Episode After injury or discomfort, we tend to change our posture or gait. This can result in our body’s misalignment and increase our pain. Paying attention to our posture and adjusting with small movements can improve how we feel. Getting up and moving more often is also vital. Increasing awareness to the ways our body tenses allows us to change things that cause it. `   Episode Play-By-Play [5:23] How Aaron became interested in posture and how it affects many different components of life [6:55] A big challenge for people is how this can change the way you hold your body and move [8:06] The human body is a complex system. If you change anything, you change everything. [8:25] Even thoughts can affect the way you hold and move your body. [8:55] Defining posture and body language [11:15] Where do you really feel emotion? [13:00] One of the impacts of looking at things closely (ie, phones, computers) [14:02] Some of the ways you can unwind [17:02] What are some of the benefits of making these little shifts? [21:41] Advantages of doing microbursts of exercise throughout the day vs all at once [25:08] How much time will it take to incorporate Align exercises into your routine?   Action Step Get the free trial and do it!       Mentioned in this episode: Subscribe to Reignite Wellness with JJ Virgin Become part of JJ’s community JJ Virgin Official Facebook page JJ Virgin on Instagram JJ Virgin on YouTube Aaron Alexander podcast The Align Method book Cell Phones Removed photographs Joan Vernikos, Director of Life Sciences for NASA Xiser

Aaron Flores, registered dietitian nutritionist and certified body trust provider, shares his journey of how he found trust in his body and in his career, after learning about intuitive eating and meeting Elise Resch, one of the originators of Intuitive Eating. Inside, Aaron shares super practical tools and approaches to help you feel more at home in your body. He also openly shares how he moves through weight stigma. Other fabulous talking points include: learning to recognize hunger and fullness cues, how to make foods emotionally neutral, what it’s like to identify as a man with body image concerns, handling airplane seats when you’re in a larger body, and what body liberation really means. More specifically, we talk: Aaron’s personal story of dieting How he decided to become a dietitian Why Aaron doesn’t like the word body positivity Social justice in body work What is body image? What is body liberation? Making space for body stories and why they’re so important What is body trust? Practical tools to begin cultivating more trust in you body Learning how to recognize body cues, specifically hunger and fullness cues, and how to respond to those How to make foods emotionally neutral? How intuitive eating, Health at Every Size® and body trust interconnect and why they’re so important in eating disorder recovery What it’s like to identify as a man who has body image concerns How Aaron has moved through microaggressions about his body size Aaron’s personal wisdom of how he handles airplane seats when in a larger body How do we teach acceptance and empathy for males around body image concerns? Why support and community in this work is so important And more! Aaron's website // Facebook // Twitter // Instagram

“We don’t stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing.” – George Bernard Shaw  When was the last time you engaged in play? On some level, kids (and even animals!) understand the release that comes with play, but as adults, we tend to overlook and neglect its importance. Adults need to play too, and studies show that playing can influence the expression of over 1200 genes in our brains.  Playing can be an effective way to destress from your hectic lifestyle, stimulate your creativity, and improve your relationships. This concept is highlighted in Aaron Alexander’s new book, The Align Method. Today Aaron is sharing how often overlooked concepts like play, posture, and alignment can have far-reaching impacts on our overall health.  You’ll learn about exercises you can use to feel your best, the link between posture and emotions, and the power of cultivating a physical relationship with yourself. I hope this interview inspires you to think differently about how the subtle things you do every day can impact your health and happiness. Enjoy!  In this episode you’ll discover: How Aaron’s insecurities got him interested in health, and how his motive has shifted.  Why changing your environment can have a powerful impact on your well-being. How your posture can mirror your emotions. What mechanotransduction is.  The importance of play for human happiness.  Examples of positions the body naturally wants to experience. The link between social engagement and the body’s autonomic nervous system. How play teaches us about boundaries and respect.  What neuroception, interoception, and proprioception are.  A simple exercise you can use to observe your internal world.  The power of listening to your body.  Why you should think of your body like a cell phone. What proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation is.  The power of cultivating a physical relationship with yourself. Why the term “monkey bars” is a misnomer.  What practicing hanging can do for your body’s functionality.  How harboring shame can limit you. Items mentioned in this episode include: Onnit.com/model ⇐ Get your optimal health & performance supplements at 10% off! Organifi.com/Model ⇐ Use the coupon code model for 20% off! Finite and Infinite Games by James Carse Man’s Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl Muscles and Meridians by Phillip Beach  Where to Invade Next by Michael Moore Shoulder Pain by Dr. John Kirsch  Get Rid of a Headache in 30, Exercise Makes You Smarter – Episode 30  The Align Method by Aaron Alexander   Connect with Aaron Alexander Podcast / Instagram  * Download Transcript Be sure you are subscribed to this podcast to automatically receive your episodes:  Apple Podcasts Stitcher Spotify Soundcloud Join TMHS Facebook community - Model Nation 

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have an incredible guest, Aaron Velky who shares insights that will surely change your outlook around money, and tips on what are ways to get free flights, and the right way to leverage your money and leverage your credit to unlock more freedom and more opportunities!  Aaron Velky is an Entrepreneur, Coach, Speaker, Author, and the CEO of Ortus Academy, guides students to a healthy set of financial intelligence principals via gameplay and interactive lessons to drive money-decision experience. Their mission is to empower 1,000,000 future leaders and community members with the skills and mindset to find meaning in their lives, to make better financial decisions, and to learn the principles of Conscious Capitalism. Ever just before, being an employee has always been Aaron’s frustration. He went from place to place trying to figure out his own and realizing that there’s actually more out there. Amazed by the life of entrepreneurs, so he tried to learn how to build an independent business. But it was not a smooth sail for him. He has been through ups and downs but managed with it using his knowledge and discipline. Aaron was an athlete so being an entrepreneur is a sequel to handle failure. He’s not afraid of trying things and learned from those failures. Fortunately, Aaron thinks about money in a different way. He worked with his defense and takes in control of his outflows and expenses. He comes across this idea that he could use credit as an advantage. Currently, Aaron has over 75 credit cards and enjoys free flights every now and then through credit hacking and travel-hacking that gives him financial, experiential, and spiritual benefits in so many ways.  Aaron and his team built an amazing business model, movement, and mission of helping people understand money, growth, and themselves so when making choices they make it out of integrity. Concerning this, Aaron is now building educational businesses, speaking across the world, writing, coaching, and volunteering in an effort to make people better. Having everything is not a measurement of being successful! Some Questions I Ask: Where’s the last place you travel to and how much it cost you? (01:20) Who is Aaron Velky? How did you get started as an entrepreneur, and how did you really fall into all of the things that you teach now in regards to money and financial literacy? (03:19) As you found your lane, where did all start first and foremost? (05:52) What is Ortus Academy and what are your missions? (08:28) How bad is the financial literacy of the average person? (11:02) What are some of the tools or frameworks or things that you guys work with people to enhance their emotional awareness or financial IQ? (12:50) Narrate it down one specific thing that people, when they start doing things, begin to shift whether it psychologically or habits that they consumed? (15:11) How open you are with how you manage in a positive or negative light your own money? (18:59) How did you do all the things you do right now without the millions in the bank that everybody thinks you need to have it to unlock that league of lifestyle? (30:20) How did you come across the idea that you could use credit as your advantage? (31:33) What’s your credit score? (35:15) Who is credit hacking for? When does it make sense? What are the risks and rewards? (36:09) How you’ve got 70 credit cards? (44:52) What are some of your favorite rewards cards? (50:49) What are some of those websites for people who wanted to start educating themselves more on travel-hacking, and credit-hacking? (53:11) Is there a specific way that you’ve seen people leverage credit in business to build and scale that people aren’t taking advantage right now? 55:01) In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Aaron loves to travel. (01:38) How to achieve a meaningful life. (09:14) Money Personality Test and self-measure. (13:49) 3 things that people don’t like to talk about. (17:36) What’s the greatest indicator of your future value. (22:01) Creating a business is understanding money. (24:58) How Aaron turn his retirement plan into a business plan. (27:58) How Aaron travels the world for free. (32:46) The three rules of travel-hacking. (47:58) The reason why the credit system exists? (56:32) Quotes: “The entrepreneurial journey is always the best story.” “As you navigate the waters, you kind of just figured out the braking is the best thing to do.” “Let’s build from nothing and go.” “Earning is like the offense.” “Your spending is your defense.” “You are the sole caretaker of your money.” “The basis of our relationship with money is a great indicator of our future value.” “The way to credit is built.” “See travel as a means to do something meaningful rather than an escape.” Resources Mentioned: Travel Hacking101 Doctor of Credit Credit Cards - Reddit Connect with Aaron Velky on: Website LinkedIn Ortus Academy Facebook Instagram Twitter   Show Brought To You By: TheRichLifeAcademy.com Episode Sponsored By: TheRichLifeStore.com Questions? Comments? Do you have a success story you would like to share on the show? Send us an email to Questions@MillionaireMindcast.com

CATCH UP WITH K + L Today K + L begin by spotlighting Joe Rogan’s interview with Edward Snowden. They discuss the increase in censorship and shift in power after 9/11, then pivot to chatting about Joe’s ability to be a bada$$ + rad dad at the same time. Get ready for some lol’s as K recounts her story involving a police case, ridiculous clothes for Coachella, and a hit and run! Then L shares her friend’s experience with a medical procedure gone wrong—highlighting the importance of second opinions, asking questions, and being your own advocate in a doctors office.    THE INTERVIEW Today we are vibin’ so high with this powerful and impactful episode. It resonates so deeply with us; we can’t wait to share it with you. Our guest, Aaron Rose, is a conscious culture and life design coach, and motivational speaker. We recently started working with him to expand our knowledge on being conscious leaders. Today Aaron joins us to illustrate his journey of growth, and how he began living his truth after growing up in a religious household that limited self-expression. For example, Aaron talks about the family newspaper he started to advocate for himself due to the discord he felt toward their religion’s lack of acceptance. He shares his coming out process, the painful conversations of trying to explain himself to his family, and how his relationship has evolved with them over the years. We then ask what it means to be ‘real’ on Instagram, and love Aaron’s answer about searching for our relatable brilliance versus flaws. We also talk about being triggered—understanding when you’re being triggered, what to do, and the importance of allowing your emotions to flow through you. Aaron shares how dropping into your heart and cleaning up energetic patterns creates change. To wrap up, he shares his favorite books, and we spend some time nerding out on The Lord of the Rings!   We also talk about: How being fully present with others can create discomfort Aaron’s early experiences of discrimination How in conflict we still yearn for connection His involvement in social justice projects in high school and later How we are addicted to the lows Aaron’s relationship with God & faith How Aaron’s work has impacted individuals, teams, work cultures   Find more to love at almost30podcast.com!   Love: Listen to Joe Rogan’s interview with Edward Snowden here.   Resources: Learn more: aaronxrose.com Instagram: @aaronxrose Recommended Books: A Course in Miracles ; A Return to Love ; The Holographic Universe ; Octavia Butler   Upcoming Events: November 26th: Melbourne with Rosie Acosta November 28th: Sydney with Jessica Sepel December 7th: Los Angeles with K&L December 12th: Miami with Nikki Novo   Sponsors: Buffy | Go to www.buffy.co use code ALMOST30 for $20 off Article | www.article.com/ALMOST30 for $50 off a purchase of $100 or more Foria | Visit foriawellness.com and use code ALMOST30 for 20% off Daily Harvest | Use code ALMOST30 for 3 FREE Cups in your first box at www.daily-harvest.com Teachable | Visit teachable.com/almost30 to get 1 month of Teachable Pro Plan FREE! Perfect Snacks | Visit www.perfectbar.com/almost30 for 15% off the perfect bar Organic Traditions | Visit organictraditions.com and use code ALMOST30 for 30% off   Almost 30 is edited by Crate Media