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Barry bares his heart and shares his biggest fear. Might this be your fear too? How Barry thinks he comes across on first dates. In other words—why Barry really thinks his first dates don't usually lead to second dates. The sting of rejection. This has nothing to do with transplants. But finding love again requires taking risks—and that means facing uncertainty—the fear of rejection. We talk about this in terms of unhappy vs. uncertain. Because according to my unreferenced research, most people choose unhappiness versus uncertainty. Do you choose certain muted contentment and suffering versus uncertain potential joy and beauty? Knowing what you have might seem manageable—even if you're miserable vs. the unknown—you know the unknown is risky and scary, but that's where you have the hope and chance to discover the beauty, meaning, and love. Barry Reads two poems. I'll attach those in the members-only email. Sign-up at https://www.myspousediedtoo.com The deep memory power of scent—the smell of your spouse's shampoo, cologne, and my Mexican Mom's flour tortillas. And so much more. Bulletos Barry's Biggest Fear Coming Across Desperate 12 Rules of Life--Jordan B. Peterson Finding the Beauty in Life Test vs. Failure--Do Semantics Ease Pain? Poem Reading: Strawberries More Rejection Soon Unhappy vs. Uncertain Perfect Moments Poem Reading: Daydreamin' (Warm Red Wine) You're Worthy Because You're Alive Organ Donor Card Wisdom From Thailand Thanks for listening.  Links for Part 1 and Part 2 of this series.  Barry's past episodes with his Once-Upon-A-Time story: The Phoenix is a Poet - Parts 1,2, and 3. https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-35-the-phoenix-is-a-poet https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-36-the-phoenix-is-a-poet-2-of-3 https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-37-the-phoenix-is-a-poet-3-of-3 Episode 7, Scent of a Woman: https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-7-scent-of-a-woman Listen to the first 90 seconds. Ted Talk: What a sex worker can teach us about human connection--Nicole Emma.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7xLfeTytns Jordan B. Peterson book 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos  Because you shouldn't have to journey alone, join me in the My Spouse Died Too community email list for members-only benefits: Behind-the-scenes commentary gives you deeper insight--helps you heal. Episode alerts so you'll know when a new episode is ready. Updates on past podcast guests because their journeys continue too. Plus more thoughts, resources, and random widowed journey stuff I discover. And it's the best way to contact me. Because you shouldn't have to journey alone. Sign-up now at https://www.myspousediedtoo.com. Hope. Heal. Find love again. ~ Emeric My Spouse Died Too podcast, images, logos, artwork copyright © 2019-2021 by Emeric McCleary. Music and lyrics © 2019-2021 by Emeric McCleary and Elena McCleary

Barry Lingelbach (USMA ‘99) is the Co-Founder of BlackGreyGold and Slides Wizard, two companies that he started with his West Point classmate, Matthew Hargrove. Matt and Barry started BlackGreyGold to help small to medium-sized companies shorten the path to success and they started Slides Wizard to help people create winning pitch decks. In this episode, we discuss: Why he decided to go into business with a USMA classmate How Barry and Matt founded their companies based on their shared values and passion for helping small businesses succeed  The 3 main objectives a pitch deck should accomplish and the common mistakes to avoid when creating a pitch deck Connect with Barry: Barry Lingelbach BlackGreyGold Slides Wizard If you found this episode valuable, please share it with a friend or colleague. If you are a Service Academy graduate and want to take your business to the next level, you can join our supportive community and get started today. Subscribe and help out the show: Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Also available on Google Podcasts, Spotify & Stitcher Leave us a 5-star review! Special thanks to Barry for joining me this week.  Until next time! -Scott Mackes, USNA '01

Barry's face glows with promise and hope when he explains what one thing he's working on—building the rest of his life around—where he finds meaning and beauty. You'll also hear about Barry's ninety-day date-cycle. How Barry landed on the roof of a barn. The frustration of six first dates (and no 2nd dates), and what Barry thinks it reveals. How much should you share on a first date—like a liver transplant? Dark humor for coping. When to go dutch--this might surprise you. How Barry manages deep dark depression with this life or death trade-off. And plenty more. Bulletasos How Much Do I Share? Six First Dates The Biggest Nut Got Nothing In Common? I Landed On The Roof Of A Barn! The "Still" Word--Why I Don't Like It Celibate By Choice Dark Humor Helps Again Who Pays? Liver And Onions You're Alive Again A F&%$ing Ray Of Sunshine What I'm Building My Life Around Absence Of Love--What I Feel Hope--There's Love Out There Again Missing Emotional Intimacy   Barry's past episodes with his Once-Upon-A-Time story: The Phoenix is a Poet - Parts 1,2, and 3. https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-35-the-phoenix-is-a-poet https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-36-the-phoenix-is-a-poet-2-of-3 https://myspousediedtoo.libsyn.com/episode-37-the-phoenix-is-a-poet-3-of-3 Listen to the first 90 seconds. Ted Talk: What a sex worker can teach us about human connection--Nicole Emma.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7xLfeTytns Because you shouldn't have to journey alone, join me in the My Spouse Died Too community email list for members-only benefits: Behind-the-scenes commentary gives you deeper insight--helps you heal. Episode alerts so you'll know when a new episode is ready. Updates on past podcast guests because their journeys continue too. Plus more thoughts, resources, and random widowed journey stuff I discover. And it's the best way to contact me. Because you shouldn't have to journey alone. Sign-up now at https://www.myspousediedtoo.com. Hope. Heal. Find love again. ~ Emeric My Spouse Died Too podcast, images, logos, artwork copyright © 2019-2021 by Emeric McCleary. Music and lyrics © 2019-2021 by Emeric McCleary and Elena McCleary

https://youtu.be/LNRGO_X4L6Y Barry Edwards and Merle Garrison discuss... Arizona as possible new home for Merle - Pros and cons Career / Self-improvement Will Generation X be the first generation never to get to retire? -- article by Barry Edwards, http://bit.ly/2Nb6bUw We tackle reader Maria's retirement obstacles How healthy are health drinks? How Barry's smart phone bill went from $100 to $30 per month. And how to get a NEW iPhone 11 for $225: http://apple.co/38z7BQp Current Events / Politics 5 Oklahoma City officers charged with first-degree manslaughter in fatal shooting of teen who dropped gun - USA Today http://bit.ly/2OKQKmA Cleveland Hyperloop would propel passengers at 700 mph through vacuum-sealed tubes http://bit.ly/38vqJOW Cleveland to Chicago in ½ hour. Phase 2 - Cle to Pitt in 10 min. Russia and China just agreed to build a research station on the moon together. Space.com http://bit.ly/3rBE2oG On the Lighter Side... Stay tuned for Special Guest Geza Kassai – Movie Art director/set designer- Judas and the Black Massiah (HBO Max), Wrong Term Part 7 (Horror movie series), I See You, Dangerous IMBD page - http://imdb.to/3vfIJqn Catch Merle co-hosting Rex Lee's CyberTalk episodes - hopefully link comes soon. BONUS: After show wrap up: https://bit.ly/3eyY2oo Write in and share your questions or insight at: mail@OverFiftyStartingOver.com Website: OverFiftyStartingOver.com Subscribe to your preferred channels below! Apple podcasts: https://apple.co/2v2wLWY Google podcasts: https://bit.ly/2xaVhWs Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3cztoaR YouTube channel: https://bit.ly/34xuSyM #PodcastShow #politics #entrepreneurship #BarryEdwards #MerleGarrison #LosAngeles #Cleveland #OverFiftyStartingOver #Over50StartingOver #SalesAndMarketing #PoliticallyIncorrect #branding #SelfEmployment #PassionForWork #EdwardsCommunications #racism #IdentityPolitics #inspiration #racism #sexism #censorship #HyattHotels #CancelCulture

Barry Barish is an emeritus professor at Caltech, where he has worked since 1963. He became director of the LIGO (Laser Interferometer Gravitational-wave Observatory) project in 1997, which led to his Nobel Prize in 2017. He has many other awards and is a fellow of the National Academy of Sciences and American Physical Society, of which he was also president. Barry joins our Nobel Minds playlist on the INTO THE IMPOSSIBLE podcast. He shared the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physics with Rai Weiss and Kip Thorne “for decisive contributions to the LIGO detector and the observation of gravitational waves.” We discuss Barry’s long and remarkable career that covers many disciplines within physics. It’s not the standard model, but he has a confidence about himself, and his contributions that make it seem perfectly natural to have been part of such varied, noteworthy projects during his career. Despite that, Barry also admits to feeling like an imposter at times, especially when singing the same Nobel register as Einstein. What a moment! 00:00:00 Introduction 00:03:55 Starting out at Cal Tech with long time collaborator Kip Thorne. 00:11:47 Changing from particle physics to gravity astronomy. Change or stagnate! 00:17:13 Was the sad demise of the US supercollider really fortuitous? 00:20:00 How did the discovery of the Higgs Boson by CERN make you feel? 00:22:07 What detector technology enabled the discovery of the Higgs Boson? 00:23:00 What fascinates Barry the most about gravity astronomy? 00:27:50 The feedback cycle between theory and experiment 00:28:45 Does there need to be a unified theory of everything? 00:29:54 Can/will LIGO detect primordial gravitational waves? 00:37:40 What is your philosophy of experimental science? When do you stop an experiment? Why peer review is too conservative. 00:41:00 What skill sets can be applied from one branch of science to another? Lessons from the Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, and Managing big projects. Change Management. 00:57:45 How Barry began in particle physics at Berkley. How students learn today. 01:03:45 What is your vision for the future of LIGO? 01:10:10 What would most like to leave as an ethical will for future generations? 01:13:45 About curiosity 01:14:50 What have you accomplished that you once thought was impossible? Brian Keating’s most popular Youtube Videos: Eric Weinstein: https://youtu.be/YjsPb3kBGnk?sub_confirmation=1 Jim Simons: https://youtu.be/6fr8XOtbPqM?sub_confirmation=1 Noam Chomsky: https://youtu.be/Iaz6JIxDh6Y?sub_confirmation=1 Sabine Hossenfelder: https://youtu.be/V6dMM2-X6nk?sub_confirmation=1 Sarah Scoles: https://youtu.be/apVKobWigMw Stephen Wolfram: https://youtu.be/nSAemRxzmXM Host Brian Keating: ‍♂️ Twitter at https://twitter.com/DrBrianKeating Instagram at https://instagram.com/DrBrianKeating Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How do you land your first syndication deal without a track record in multifamily? Well, it all starts with networking. Networking with brokers. Networking with potential investors. Networking with other multifamily operators. And if you can get plugged a real estate investing community, you can leverage the knowledge and experience of investors who’ve been where you want to go and fast-track your success! Barry Flavin is a mentor with the Michael Blank organization and Managing Partner at New Mission Capital, a multifamily investment firm out of Detroit, Michigan. He got his start in real estate eight years ago, building a portfolio of 30 single family rentals before making the shift to multifamily. Barry has a background in software sales and spent six years working as an air traffic controller before discovering real estate, and today, he owns 387 units, leveraging his expertise in investor relations to grow the business. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Barry joins cohost Drew Whitson and I to explain how an air traffic controller ends up in real estate, walking us through his transition from building a portfolio of single family rentals to raising capital for large multifamily deals. He discusses the advantages of focusing his investments in a single market, describing how he found his partner, Josh, and what they do to secure consistent deal flow. Listen in for Barry’s insight on avoiding expensive mistakes with 1:1 mentoring and find out how YOU can accelerate your success through the Michael Blank community. Key Takeaways What inspired Barry’s interest real estate Looking to supplement government pension Desire to travel in retirement Barry’s initial real estate investing strategy Fix up and sell personal residences BRRRR method (build SFH rental portfolio) How Josh funded his early real estate investments Start with own cash, retirement accounts Borrow from private lenders and refinance properties How Barry and Josh structure their partnership Josh finds and underwrites deals + operates portfolio Barry’s focus on investor relationships, raising capital How Barry raised $2.8M for his first 144-unit deal Lot of phone calls, emails, coffees and dinners Scrambling after few weeks but fell into place Barry’s advice on making a capital raise less stressful Touchpoints 1, 2 and 3 while still looking for deal Show potential investors sample deal package How Barry benefits from focusing on the Detroit market Knowledge of best neighborhoods to invest Track record + broker relationships = deal flow Barry’s advice for aspiring investors without a track record Network with brokers and investors Add value to partner (borrow their reputation) The #1 thing new syndicators need to do to be successful Deep dive into online content to learn language Get plugged into community Barry’s insight on having in-house property management Can outsource in beginning, interview for best fit Consider in-house team as business scales How Barry thinks about adding to his team Weakness around building funnel for new investors May hire admin to streamline marketing strategy Barry’s take on goal setting for multifamily Don’t have set number of units Consistently do GOOD deals (minimum of 2/year) Barry’s advice to his younger self Learn to use money as tool much sooner Accelerate real estate with 1:1 coaching program Barry’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Be coachable and follow through Don’t get stuck in analysis paralysis Learn from every deal (even if don’t go through) Don’t listen to naysayers Connect with Barry Flavin New Mission Capital Email barry@newmissioncapital.com Barry on LinkedIn Resources Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Syndicated Deal Analyzer CDC Moratorium on Evictions Josh Sterling on Apartment Building Investing EP091 Sample Deal Package Josh Gozlan on Apartment Building Investing EP078 Deal Maker’s Mastermind Garrett Lynch on Apartment Building Investing EP231 Podcast Show Notes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Today's show is on the theme of life's purpose, career and getting what you want.My super cool guest is Barry Nicolaou.Barry is a fierce advocate of well-being to be able to chase down life's sought after moments.His ability to unlock and define corporate Inspiration, purpose, gratitude and drive led him to his #1 Best-Selling book: The 11 Master Secrets to Business Success and Personal Fulfillment in 2015.Barry's national talks, keynote addresses, webinar presentations, and workshops work to deconstruct the untapped power of subconscious thought and the science of creative visualisation. He focuses on the deconstruction of mindset blocks which surround cognitive fear, old-wired subconscious paradigms, Inherited thinking, and their connection to real-world managerial expectations and experiences.In today's quick Smart Chat we chat about:-How Barry stayed in tune with the universe to uncover his purpose-How to turn frustration into gratitude when people let you down-Why solitude will help you understand who you are-How to distinguish healthy fear from unhealthy fear and what to do about it-Why a relationship struggles when values change-How big corporations now have a social responsibility for wellbeing thanks to the covid era-Why there is a shift to employees' wellbeing-Barry runs through a 5 step system that will help you get what you want in life-And so much more..!Links: https://barrynicolaou.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This weeks episode is a special inside look into Barry Habib’s new book “Money in The Streets”We talk about:Where the title for the book came from.How Barry’s upbringing influenced who he is today. Why it’s important to find out whyHow to think big and seize opportunitiesBarry’s book launches October 27th you can pre-order it HERE Try MBS Highway HERELearn More about CMA HERE use code MBSMEGAN at checkout to save $$*Behind the Breakthrough is an Industry Syndicate Original podcast--Want more of the best podcasts for Real Estate Agents and Mortgage Loan Officers?Download the new Industry Syndicate mobile app:iPhone: http://bit.ly/SyndicateAppleAndroid: http://bit.ly/SyndicateGoogle--Connect w/ Megan Anderson on social media:InstagramFacebookLinkedIn -- Follow the Industry Syndicate on social media: InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInⓒ 2020 Industry Syndicate podcast network*Behind the Breakthrough is an Industry Syndicate Original podcast--Want more of the best podcasts for Real Estate Agents and Mortgage Loan Officers?Download the new Industry Syndicate mobile app:iPhone: http://bit.ly/SyndicateAppleAndroid: http://bit.ly/SyndicateGoogle--Connect w/ Megan Anderson on social media:InstagramFacebookLinkedIn -- Follow the Industry Syndicate on social media: InstagramFacebookTwitterLinkedInⓒ 2020 Industry Syndicate podcast network

How do you determine when it’s the right time to give notice and head into the next chapter of life? When it comes down to it, there’s no right or wrong age to move on from the workforce.  In this episode, I’m speaking with Barry Farber, who is a professor of psychology and education at Columbia Teachers College. Not only does Barry maintain a robust private practice today, but he’s also written a wide array of books and research papers in the field of psychology.  We’ll hear from his wisdom, experience, and insights as we explore the questions to consider while planning for the next major transition. In this episode, we discuss: - The remarkable reason why Barry continues full-time work in his seventies - Why we must consider how life transitions affect our loved ones - When Barry will feel certain that it’s time to leave his work behind - How to approach difficult conversations about retirement with your partner - Why life after work requires a need for changing our patterns - The four types of therapy that can help people cope with an overwhelming world - How Barry’s background in psychology has made life transitions easier for him

The STaR Coach Show is always about strengthening your skills, competencies, and confidence in your coaching career. As you look to minimize the barriers and maximize your success, your mindset and your “inner game” are far more critical than any system or process. Join us to find out more in today’s show! Barry Magliarditi is an award-winning coach and the founder and director of The Game Changers. He was chosen as Australian Coach of the Year for the 2016 Invia Innovation and Excellence in Business Coaching in Australia. Barry learned quickly that his inner game is the key to creating tangible and sustainable results in his outer game. In today’s show, we’ll explore his journey for valuable lessons learned. Since starting his coaching business, Barry has assisted business owners in creating amazing results, sometimes tripling and quadrupling their growth. Barry is a Peak Performance Coach based in Perth, Australia, who helps facilitate sustainable, heart-based change for his clients. Show Highlights: ●     Barry’s path to success on his coaching journey ●     How Barry’s goals backfired, propelling him into the coaching industry ●     Despite his good intentions, Barry endured bankruptcy and a failed marriage before finding unimaginable success ●     Why Barry wanted to help others avoid the same pain and mistakes that he endured ●     How Barry uses The Game Changers to help other business owners get exactly what he wanted years ago as a business owner ●     How Barry’s business runs without his daily involvement and now gives him the free time he wanted all along ●     The reality that our personal problems are expressed as our business problems ●     Why your framework of mindset is more important than any business systems and strategies ●     Barry’s end-game goals that have now been realized ●     Barry’s tips: ○     Just do it--Don’t wait--”Others are waiting to hear your message.” ○     Leverage your value--Be clear--”If people pay, they’ll pay attention.” ○     Embrace the energetic exchange--The market reflects you--”Be willing to charge for your services at least the amount you’re paying for coaching.” ●     Overcoming barriers regarding value and money Resources: Email: (mailto:Barry@the-game-changers.com.au) Website: (http://www.thegamechangers.com.au/)

Being wealthy does not come overnight, it requires a lot of hard work, focus, and a little bit of luck which is why we feature sports promoter Barry Hearn today. Listen in as Adam Stott talks with Barry Hearn about his relentless work ethic and how he developed his mindset to become a successful businessman. Show Highlights: How Barry Hearn became a successful sports promoter after working as an accountant How Barry Hearn’s mother influenced him into becoming wealthy Using focus and relentless work ethic to achieve one’s goal How Barry defines sacrifice and why is it important to be successful Adam Stott asks Barry how he turns sports into business opportunities Links Mentioned: Big Business Events Members Network

In this episode of How To Trade It, Dr. Barry Burns joins me to share how he got into trading futures. He also opens up about his childhood and how he bonded with his dad over stock trading. An admitted scalper, he shares how he manages high-risk trading and how he balances his day trading with options trading. Dr. Barry Burns is a professional day trading & swing trading coach specializing in futures, e-minis and forex. He is the author of Trend Trading for Dummies and has been trading in the stock market since he was 8 years old. Listen to this episode for his unique story and soak in his 50+ years of experience. Subscribe to How To Trade ItYou’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:25] Dr. Barry Burns from Top Dog Trading shares his story. [6:47] How Barry transitioned to full-time trading.[14:44] The technology that was available when Barry started trading.[19:48] Dr. Barry has TWO primary trading strategies that he sticks to. [27:37] What does scalping look like when he’s trading futures?[32:09] How Barry’s trading days have evolved throughout the years. [34:26] Barry shares the difference between tick charts and time-frame charts.[38:58] Learn how to get a FREE trading strategy from Top Dog Trading. Resources & People MentionedVideo: Teenager Trying to Use Rotary PhoneThinkorswim TD AmeritradeE-mini S&P 500Connect with Dr. Barry BurnsTop Dog TradingFollow on FacebookConnect on LinkedInFREE trading strategyTop Dog Trading on TwitterTop Dog Trading YouTubeConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comSubscribe! https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/caseystubbsLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsNewsletter: https://financeandmarkets.com/Subscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

Episode Quotes: "I think that any time you are working towards something there are going to be failures along the way. And if there aren't, I'm not sure you are trying hard enough." "By being honest, I try to help and not hinder." "We met at a very dark time in my life. So you never know what's around the corner." "Live each day and if today is not working, there is always tomorrow." We are celebrating love on the 10Kforte show with Sheryl Staples ,associate principal of the New York Philharmonic and her husband, Barry Centanni, professional percussionist and educator. What you'll get on this episode: -How Sheryl and Barry met -The inside scoop on the new musical director of the New York Philharmonic -Barry's take on the differences in teaching and performing -The experience of being pregnant while performing and the impact that has on everyone -How Barry and Sheryl balance IT ALL!! Fall in love with these fabulous musicians!!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode you’ll learn: • How Barry and Shay each got their starts, very differently, in the world of fitness • Why both needed to take a leap of faith to get to where they are today • How Barry became a master trainer and the unique opportunities he’s had around the world • The strengths and unique perspective that Shay brings to the business • Why education and the client experience is going to be so important going forward • How helping to create a brand for someone else differs from developing your own brand • What makes a successful master trainer and a successful studio owner • What comes first – programming or instructor quality LINKS: http://www.theclientcure.net https://fitnesscareermastery.com/ https://fitnesscareermastery.com/studiogrow https://www.instagram.com/fitnesscareermastery/ https://www.facebook.com/fitnesscareermastery https://www.instagram.com/barryennisbe https://www.instagram.com/shaykostabi 

On today's episode we are so happy to be joined by none other than Barry Ritholtz! As the founder and CIO of Ritholtz Wealth Management, host of the Masters in Business Podcast and regular financial blogger for more than 15 years, Barry is someone we have been dying to speak to on the show and who we have taken loads of inspiration from over the years. We talk to Barry about his own podcast which has been going strong for years now and is just about to reach its 250th episode! He also explains the beginnings of his firm and how his role has evolved in it since it started. From there, the conversation turns to the different parts of an investing philosophy we and Barry pretty much share and we ruminate on the state of the financial industry in US and Canada currently. We all feel that it is surprising that brokerage firms still find business in this day and age, when it has been shown so many times, for an extended period of time to be a far inferior business model for clients. Barry offers some pretty sensible advice on how to pursue financial growth in the long term and shares how RWM approaches client acquisition. For all of this and so much more, be sure not to miss this great episode!   Key Points From This Episode:   Why Barry feels he has the easiest gig in podcasting. [0:03:17.6] The inspiration behind starting the firm and Barry's day to day work. [0:05:53.9] The RIA model versus the brokerage model in investment firms. [0:12:45.4] How Barry and the firm have chosen to run their business model. [0:16:03] Specific portfolios at Ritholtz and the philosophy behind them . [0:21:18.8] It's no good breaking a record if you crash straight after! [0:28:13.1] How Barry and the firm find customers and the client conversations they have. [0:34:04.2] Behavioral counseling as RWMC's biggest value proposition. [0:42:34.8] Barry's opinions on robo-advisors and the factors to consider. [0:47:06.2] Why are there still commission based advisors in 2019? [0:50:38.9] Things Barry has changed his mind about since starting the firm in 2013. [0:55:09.9] Small cap tilts, lower rates and the longer term vision that is necessary. [1:01:11.1] How Barry defines success in his life. [1:07:01.5] And much more!

Season 6 of The CW drama The Flash is looking to be its biggest year yet, with new foes, new chapters and a massive crossover that takes one of the biggest DC stories to screen. At this year's San Diego Comic-Con, the cast and showrunner of The Flash were present to preview the new season that will arrive in October. The Flash Podcast took part in the press room this year to discuss with the actors and executive producer on what to expect in Season 6. One of the talent that was present was Barry Allen himself as Grant Gustin chatted with the press about things to look forward to in the new season. Things that Gustin talked about included: *The rewarding feeling to get to bring Crisis on Infinite Earths to life since the first Easter egg in the pilot. *What the theme for Season 6 is. *The emotional journey of Barry as he has grown up a lot in the last few seasons. *How Barry and Iris are going to deal with the loss of Nora West-Allen in the new season. *Whether or not the working dynamic at CCPD will be different for Barry now that Joe is the new Police Captain. *A few teases about the new big bad that will serve as the first foe for the first half of the season. Find The Flash Podcast on: Social Media: Facebook – @TheFlashPodcast – Instagram – Google Play Subscribe: Apple Podcasts – Stitcher Radio – YouTube – DC TV Podcasts Contact: theflashpodcast@gmail.com Support: TeePublic Store

Welcome to The MindSoulful Show, where Mindfulness meets your heart and soul. Iʼm your host Brooke-Sidney. Iʼm an Abundance Accelerator, MindSoulful Mentor, and an Inner Voice and Soul Story Coach. My guest on todayʼs episode is Barry Selby. He is a passionate champion for the divine feminine, helping strong successful women create balance in love, life and business. He is on a mission to awaken women to own and express their feminine magnificence and majesty, in love, and in the world. He helps his clients attract relationships that equal who they really are. As a Relationship Attraction Expert, Barry is affectionately known as the “Love Doctor” to his friends and clients. With over 30 years of training and experience, including a Masterʼs Degree in Spiritual Psychology and 18 years as a spiritual counselor, he has helped thousands learn to love themselves and live in wholeness. His #1 best-selling book, 50 Ways To Love Your Lover, helps singles and couples embody powerful principles for passionate and richly rewarding relationships. He brings deep compassion, gentle masculine presence, and wise guidance to assist his clients in their journey to true love. Our conversation touched upon so many relevant areas related to spirituality and relationships. We discussed how to attract a healthy romantic relationship, what is a healthy relationship, the divine feminine and masculine energies, the challenges of dating in the online dating and apps world, the inner work required to shift our relationship manifestations, and much more! We could have talked for hours. Tune in! For the full show notes, click here!   Show Highlights: How to attract or manifest a healthy romantic relationship? What is a “healthy romantic relationship”? What is the divine feminine and divine masculine? How the divine energies are often misunderstood? How the online dating and apps world is affecting our relationships What singles should know about dating now What women want from men? And what men want from women? Clue: it is not the same thing. Common blocks to being successfully matched! The importance of doing the inner work How Barry works with his clients for love success! And much, much more   Resources Mentioned: To reach Barryʼs website https://barryselby.com To reach Barry on Facebook, visit https://www.facebook.com/barryselby.author To reach Barry on Linked In visit https://linkedin.com/in/barryselby To reach Barry on YouTube visit https://youtube.com/user/barryselby To reach Barry on Twitter visit https://twitter.com/barryselby For the ladies, book your complimentary discovery session so we can see where you want to be - http://barryselby.com/chat For Barryʼs guided self-love meditation practice, which includes both an AM and PM audio guided meditation - http://barryselby.com/selflove For Barryʼs new group program Coming Home To YourSelf, to restore self- mastery and self-support for your whole life - http://barryselby.com/cominghome For Barryʼs book - 50 Ways To Love Your Lover - http:// 50WaysToLoveYourLover.com The MindSoulful Self-Love Yoga & Meditation Retreat – https:// brookesidney.com/selflove-retreat   Brooke-Sidney is an Abundance Accelerator, MindSoulful Mentor, and Inner Voice & Soul Story Coach. Through the powerful tools of soulful mindfulness, mindset and manifestation, she helps people manifest inner and outer abundance while guiding people to love themselves deeper, fuller, richer, and completely as well as the lives they are PRESENTLY living.   And for the souls called to write a book, Brooke-Sidney can assist them on that mystical journey with author coaching, ghostwriting, editing, and publishing consulting. As an attorney, Brooke-Sidney can provide legal assistance for your intellectual property, media/publishing, and business legal needs.   Connect with Brooke-Sidney Website: https://brookesidney.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/thebrookesidney Facebook Group: https://facebook.com/groups/mindsoulfulflowgratitude Instagram: https://instagram.com/thebrookesidney Twitter: https://twitter.com/thebrookesidney YouTube: https://bit.ly/BrookesidneyShow   Website // Facebook // Community // Instagram // Twitter // YouTube   Thanks for listening! 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Barry Saide has been in education for 18 years. He currently serves as Director of Curriculum and Instruction for Tabernacle School District, in Tabernacle, New Jersey. He is a current board member for NJASCD, is an ASCD Emerging Leader, and ASCD Influence Leader. He is a former elementary school teacher, supervisor of curriculum and instruction, and adjunct college professor. He's served on educator work groups for the New Jersey Department of Education, and advised on policy for The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Great Schools!, and National Council for Teacher Quality (NCTQ).  Connect with Barry via Twitter @barrykid1 or his website, barrysaide.com.   Barry Saide Show Highlights: Who are the people you surround yourself with How Barry uses the obstacle of time to his benefit Engaging in the moment you’re in right now Absorb from everywhere and then add it to your life The power of gratitude Barry’s approach to being great every day Thought leaders Barry follows The Reflective Practice Protocol used in Tabernacle School District   Barry Saide Resources: Who Moved My Cheese? Ego is the Enemy The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F***   Thought Leaders to Follow: Tim Ferriss James Altucher Jimmy Casas Jeff Zoul Bobby Dodd Winston Sakurai Glenn Robbins   Barry Saide Contact Info Website Twitter (@barrykid1) LinkedIn Read the Better Leaders Better Schools Roadmap   Show Some Love BECOME A PATRON OF THE SHOW FOR AS LITTLE AS $1/MONTH DID YOU LIKE THE SHOW?  iTunes SUBSCRIBE HERE! LEAVE A 5-STAR RATING AND REVIEW   Join my hybrid group coaching & leadership development community Website :: Facebook :: Insta :: Twitter :: LinkedIn   SHOW SPONSORS: ORGANIZED BINDER Organized Binder is an evidence-based RTI2 Tier 1 universal level solution Focuses on improving executive functioning and noncognitive skills Is in direct alignment with the Universal Design for Learning (UDL) framework Is an integral component for ensuring Least Restrictive Environments (LRE)   You can learn more and improve your student’s success at https://organizedbinder.com/ Copyright © 2018 Better Leaders Better Schools

Barry P. Goldberg was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley, and is very much a self-made success story. His Woodland Hills plaintiff’s personal injury law firm has experienced high velocity growth in the last couple of years, garnering a place on the Law Firm 500 “Fastest Growing Law Firms in the U.S.” for 2016 and 2017, and the firm is on track to make that list again in 2018. Barry believes that his sustained growth is a product of 1) great results 2) an impeccable client experience and 3) a willingness to embrace change. Barry recognized that a shift in consumer attitudes toward lawyers found online would change the hiring of lawyers forever. His goal was just to be found by potential new clients who would benefit from his services. Barry’s approach was to compete at no or low cost. Barry recommends his “ninja” marketing approach to lawyers and law firms who are looking to keep their traditional notions of integrity, while remaining relevant to the increasingly online consumer. The 3 pillars to the “ninja” approach is to focus on 1) content marketing 2) local marketing and 3) a niche practice. What you’ll learn in this episode: How Barry kept his online business plan dignified, truthful and accurate to show who he really was. How he developed a “ninja” marketing approach for his firm that differs from lawyers who spend large amounts on marketing, and how the percent of his caseload coming from clients who learned about him online has soared to nearly fifty percent. His process for expanding his web presence using blog posts and online directories. How his blogging experience allowed him to develop a niche practice and bring in more business. Ways to contact Barry: Website: www.barrypgoldberg.com Twitter: @LAinjurylawpro LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/barrypgoldberg Facebook: www.facebook.com/BPGlawfirm Yelp: www.yelp.com/biz/barry-p-goldberg-woodland-hills-2

Barry Schwartz is a professor of Psychology, serving as visiting professor at the University of Berkeley, in California. His numerous TED talks have been viewed and listened to more than 20 million times.  They include:  “Paradox of Choice”, “Loss of Wisdom”, “Practical Knowledge”, and why the way we think about “Work is Broken”.  He has also written several popular books, where The Paradox of Choice is the best-known one.   In our discussion with Barry, we go over things such as:  When too much choice is a bad thing  In which areas do people prefer more choice  How Barry does his research (and the process behind his books and TED talks)   What he did before he find his own niche as a scientist and intellectual, and how long time it took him to do this…  Why we can’t always trust what people say  Why Barry thinks social media should be controlled   His greatest concerns for the 21st Century (and reasons for optimism)   And, finally, why he thinks soft skills and positive values will become more important as computers become better and displace many existing jobs  Some thinkers mentioned our discussion include:  Cass Sunstein & Richard Thaler, Daniel Kahneman & Amos Tversky, Milton Friedman, Isaiah Berlin, Jeffrey Pfeiffer…  Also listen to:  Episode 4: “Are You a Maximizer or Satisficer?” as it ties into our conversation with Barry. (The idea comes from the Paradox of Choice.)   =====================================  *Subscribe to Future Skills on: iTunes | Android  *Join our newsletter for weekly summaries of the episodes.  *Apply for the Future Skills Program

If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to start your own law firm, then this episode of Beyond Billables is for you. Mike sits down to talk to lawyer and good friend, Barry Spinks, to get his take on all things entrepreneurial. Barry is a partner at Spinks Eagle, a family man and a Brazilian jiu jitsu blue belt. He has had a fantastic journey so far, one that has taken him all over Australia and given him plenty of experience, and plenty of highly valuable advice. Barry discusses things like how he made partner, taking the leap to begin running his own firm, the skills lawyers need to keep great clients, and how to maintain a balanced work and home life. Barry is an inspiration to professionals in every stage of their career, and his journey serves as a great reminder of the importance of removing your limitations and taking advantage of opportunities when they present themselves. Listen to the podcast to hear more on the above, as well as: How Barry turned his lack of guidance and structure into positive outcomes Why you sometimes just have to turn up, robe up and give it a red-hot go The characteristics Barry looks for in graduates who have applied to work for his practice The benefits of having no limitations or expectations, and why you should believe you can do anything Barry’s tips on dealing with intense pressure The importance of going off the grid and unplugging your phone Why you don’t always need to take risks to gain successes How to be health conscious on a time-budget, and why you should make exercise a habit The biggest struggles Barry found while building his practice, and the most rewarding thing he’s gotten from his career Life lessons he’d give to his 18-year-old self, plus the riskiest thing he’s ever done   Links SpinksEagle Lawyers LinkedIn

50 Years Of Experience On What Highly Successful Traders Do – Show Notes In episode 116 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview Barry Burns, a trader, and educator. He came on the podcast to talk about his 50 years of experience on what highly successful traders do. More About Barry Burns Dr. Barry Burns started his study of the markets under the direction of his late father, Patrick F. Burns, who accumulated 70 years of trading experience in his lifetime. Barry is also the author of the book Trend Trading For Dummies published by Wiley. He has been seminar presenter for several exchanges including the CME Group and Eurex, & founded Top Dog Trading, to help students shorten their learning curves in becoming traders. I’d love if you can take a few seconds to leave a review on iTunes or Stitcher. Let me know honestly what you think of the podcast because the only way I can improve is through your reviews. Share This! "Listen to more Desire to trade podcasts" - Barry Burns. * Big thank you to Barry for saying this :) What's Covered In This Episode The difference between successful and unsuccessful people 1:30 Barry Burns' trading style with 7 monitors 3:40 How Barry started to trade with his father 50 years ago 5:54 A powerful method to understand what happens in the market 10:15 The lessons Barry learned early on that can be applied today 11:25 The transition to trading with computers 12:40 The process of getting feedback on your trading 16:00 The uncommon things most traders do wrong 19:15 Trade setups & strategies Barry Burns relies on 20:43 How many trades Barry takes in a day by trading 3 hours/day 31:40 How Barry Burns manages life & day trading (time management advice) 38:10 Trading the open vs. trading later during the day 41:44 What highly successful traders are willing to do others don't (POWERFUL ADVICE) 45:20 Resources Mentioned TopDog Trading Youtube channel Barry's 5-Day Video Trading Course [FREE] DesireToTRADE Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy How To Find Barry Burns? Top Dog Trading LinkedIn Twitter Facebook Youtube What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/energy I first mentioned Barry Morguelan in . In a section of the book, Dave describes something called mitochondrial meditation, and I was actually quite intrigued… “I have been meditating for years, and in many different ways (including with lots of sensors glued to my head), but I wanted the Head Strong meditation to specifically benefit your mitochondria. So I sought out a five-thousand-year-old Chinese energetic medicine practice used to protect China’s emperors. It translates to New Life Energy, and Dr. Barry Morguelan is one of twelve remaining grandmasters of this form of training in the world, as well as a highly respected UCLA surgeon. He spent years at the top of a mountain in China while he was growing his Western medicine practice, studying and doing the kind of training where you sit with your shirt off and learn to melt snow around you with your body heat. Talk about mitochondrial function! Barry is one of the most powerful energy medicine workers I have ever met; he has helped me in many tangible ways, he has treated the presidents of multiple countries, and he flies in for Tony Robbins’s big events to help keep Tony’s impressive energy at its peak. I could not imagine a more qualified person to design this meditation for you. The entire practice of New Life Energy is built around increasing and controlling the mitochondria, allowing them to create more energy and to direct it with more power. This is a core meditation from the practice, one Dr. Barry selected specifically for mitochondrial function. There are no clinical studies of this specific form, but I’m happy to go with five thousand years of observation from the creators of this school of energy medicine. And if I’m wrong, it’s still an amazing meditation!” Needless to say, I was intrigued. So I hunted down Dr. Barry and got him onto the podcast. Who is this guy, exactly? Turns out that Dr. Barry graduated from the University of Louisville Medical School in 1973. He is a double board certified Gastroenterologist and Internal Medicine doctor trained at UCLA and now practicing in Los Angeles. Throughout his time as a western doctor, he has been profoundly interested in cutting-edge techniques that would more efficiently treat, heal and prevent disease. In 1980, Dr. Barry Morguelan’s desire to advance the western medical field resulted in a worldwide search for alternative forms of healing that could complement western medicine. The Asian symbol of wholeness, the Yin/Yang, is an analogy representing the complement for which he was looking. If Western medicine is one side of the Yin/Yang symbol, then the other side of the symbol is what his worldwide search was seeking. He learned many alternative practices over a ten year period of time. In 1990, after extensive worldwide travel, Dr. Barry Morguelan began exploring China. He exchanged his work as an accomplished Gastroenterologist and Internal Medicine physician for information on Chinese healing methods. During this time he was introduced to a select group of people in remote areas of China who resolved multiple illnesses without drugs or surgery. He realized that this was the modality he had been searching for all these years and which could powerfully complement western medicine. was created by Dr. B to provide people with access to the energy source he discovered that profoundly supports success towards personally defined goals. In addition to achieving personal success, people have found that by learning how to use this Energy in their everyday lives gives them a greater sense of peace and fulfillment. EFS believes that this unique method can be used on a global scale to achieve peace throughout the world. This unprecedented opportunity to affect positive global change is what fuels Energy For Success. Since its creation, EFS has supported world leaders, entrepreneurs, health-care professionals, scientists, professional athletes, attorneys, politicians, teachers, moms, dads and many more. provides the support necessary to stay connected to this Energy in order to successfully accomplish your personal goals while simultaneously enhancing relationships in your personal life, local community and ultimately the world. Dr. B was invited by the elite group he found in China to train in an over 5,000-year-old system of Energy Treatments referred to as the “Grow Younger” Treatments. He traveled to China several months each year to undergo the rigorous training that was required. He accomplished this while still operating his western medical practice in Los Angeles. In 2000, Dr. B began offering his Energy Treatments to the public. The Energy Treatments that Dr. B provides reacquaint one with the core and sacred body of Energy that they had as a child. This Energy may be used in developing a successful life and is a vibration that connects one to lifeforce. It can connect you to everyone and everything else in the world. This Energy affords a huge expansion in one’s ability to love oneself and other people as well as a huge expansion in happiness. Participants report that this Energy has expanded their general knowledge, freedom, and power so that they experience higher degrees of success in their lives. Dr. B now delivers these Energy Treatments in various forms: an Individual Energy Treatment in Los Angeles or Austin, the Energy for a Successful Life Course Series in multiple cities, private Personal Success Calls with him, and the Monthly “Stay Connected to the Energy” Audio Series for people worldwide. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How Barry went from being a double-board certified, successful gastroenterologist to becoming the "Indiana Jones" of fringe healing methods...[8:15] -Crazy stories and near-death experiences from the 13 countries Barry visited - spanning Central America, South America, Europe and finally China...[20:20] -What Barry's colleagues thought of all this and how he kept his medical practice alive...[24:18] -The gross experiences Barry had while learning to work at a pharmacy in China...[35:00] -An old book Barry discovered about a Chinese mystic healing people's horrible diseases without even touching them...[44:18 & 92:15] -What Barry discovered on a tall mountain in China, and the crazy things he witnessed there...[45:50] -How, after two years, Barry gained the trust of the Grandmaster who looked something like the guy from the movie Kill Bill 2...[54:10] -What eventually happened when Barry completed training in China...[60:20] -Ben's mind-blowing experience working with Barry in his treatment room, and why he wasn't allowed to touch anyone...[69:15 & 71:00] -The 8 distinct areas you can use Barry's special energy for...[79:00] - free app you can use to tap into Barry's energy and meditative practices...[107:20] -And much more! Resource from this episode: Show Sponsors: -Organifi - Go to and use discount code BEN for 20% off your Green Juice order. You can also use discount code REDBEN for 20% off your Red Juice order! -Onnit - Go to and save 10% on your purchase. -Blue Apron -  Check out this week’s menu and get your first THREE meals FREE—WITH FREE SHIPPING by going to -HealthGains - Text the word "GAIN" to 313131 to receive a $250 voucher toward your HealthGAINS treatment. Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Barry or me? Leave your comments below and one of us will reply!

This week, we have a special episode to join in with the events being held for World Benzodiazepine Awareness Day. World Benzodiazepine Awareness Day seeks to raise global awareness of iatrogenic benzodiazepine dependence, the dangers of its adverse effects and the associated withdrawal syndrome, which can last for years. To give some context around the issues with Benzodiazepines, we have three interviews in this episode. Firstly we talk to Professor Malcolm Lader who is Emeritus Professor of Psychiatry from Kings College London and is globally recognised as an expert on Benzodiazepines. Following that we talk with Jocelyn Pedersen. Jocelyn is a US based campaigner who shares her own experiences with Benzodiazepines and talks also about her views of the medical response to the issues of dependance and iatrogenic harm. Finally, we talk to Barry Haslam. Barry is a veteran UK campaigner who shares his experiences and also what we should be doing to help those dependant or damaged from use of these medications. Barry has been instrumental in raising awareness and taking action for last 30 years and is well known in political and medical circles. Interview 1, Professor Malcolm Lader In this interview we discuss: ▪Professor Lader’s training in medicine and how he specialised in psychopharmacology and psychiatry ▪That he went on to become involved in research, particularly around tranquilliser dependance and adverse effects ▪How Benzodiazepines were created in the 1950s, replacing Barbiturates because they were generally safer in overdose ▪That the first Benzodiazepine created was Librium (Chlordiazepoxide) soon followed by Valium (Diazepam) ▪That for a time, Valium was the most widely prescribed drug on the planet ▪That the advantages are that Benzodiazepines are relatively safe in overdose but they can result in dependance (likely a 1 in three chance) at therapeutic doses ▪That by 1975, Professor Lader’s Addiction Research Unit at the Maudsley hospital in London were becoming increasingly concerned by the number of people who were being referred to them for specialist help ▪How this led to Professor Lader’s famous quote on a BBC Radio 4 interview that it was “easier to withdraw people from Heroin than from Benzodiazepines” ▪That Opioid withdrawal caused an acute, very unpleasant withdrawal experience but Benzodiazepines caused a protracted withdrawal that was actually more difficult for many people to deal with ▪How they were left with patients who had successfully withdrawn from Opioids like Heroin but were still having trouble with the Benzodiazepines like Ativan ▪How the British Medical Association have only recently become engaged in the issues of dependance and withdrawal to give advice to their members (General Practitioners) ▪That the regulators don’t have sufficient influence to get doctors to prescribe Benzodiazepines in a more responsible way ▪That much of the long term use of psychiatric medications comes down to lack of monitoring of patients by doctors ▪That there have been cases where long term prescribing of Benzodiazepines has been seen to be negligent on the doctors part and that this has led to some out of court settlements ▪That the treatment of dependance is not simple or straight forward so it is much better to educate GPs upfront to intervene before people have the chance to become dependant ▪How we are now repeating some of the same mistakes made with Benzodiazepine prescribing with Opioid analgesics and antidepressants too ▪That the increase in prescribing of psychiatric drugs is partly down to greater recognition of mental health difficulties but also that we do not have enough people trained in non pharmacological interventions ▪That Pharmacists can play a pivotal role in monitoring, advising and supporting patients ▪How Professor Lader became involved in the educational resource the Lader-Ashton organisation ▪That Professor Lader welcomes this second Benzodiazepine Awareness Day because knowledge and education about the related issues is important ▪That people who are currently taking a Benzodiazepine should make themselves aware of the risks and benefits and talk to their prescriber if they are concerned ▪The concerns around the lack of research in this area and that we need ring fenced money to better understand how best to help and support dependant patients ▪That the prediction of the efficacy of psychiatric drugs from biochemistry to animal experiments to human treatment is very poor, so the Pharmaceutical industry is losing interest in psychotropic drugs ▪That psychiatric drugs largely offer symptomatic relief and so their usefulness is limited and we also need to focus on the safety issues Interview 2, Jocelyn Pedersen In this interview we discuss: ▪How Jocelyn first came into contact with benzodiazepines, having had family illness difficulties and finding that she suffered with insomnia but wanting something that was safe to take while pregnant ▪How her doctor recommended the nonbenzodiazepine tranquilliser Ambien (Zolpiden) which Jocelyn used for less than a week because she felt that it was affecting the baby ▪How Jocelyn, after stopping the Ambien even after such a short usage period, found that she couldn’t sleep, couldn’t eat or even do basic things like reading or watching TV ▪That Jocelyn, in trying to explain the wide range of symptoms she was experiencing had a range of physical examinations and tests that all came back negative ▪That doctors explained away her constellation of symptoms as postpartum depression ▪How doctors then prescribed the Benzodiazepine Ativan at 1mg and Effexor, telling her to only take the Ativan until the Effexor ‘kicked in’ ▪That, for Jocelyn, the Effexor never did ‘kick in’ because she was suffering Benzodiazepine withdrawal ▪That upon doubling the dose of Ativan, Jocelyn felt better but she knew that it was only meant for short term use ▪How she found that every time she tried to reduce, even by a small amount like 0.25mg, she was unable to function ▪How three years later, Jocelyn decided it was time to get off the Ativan because she was suffering other health issues ▪How Jocelyn realised that Benzodiazepines like Ativan are teratogens and dangerous in the first months of pregnancy and that being pregnant, Jocelyn had no option but to withdraw ▪That on starting her tapering, Jocelyn was unable to do much else but writhe on the floor in agony, describing even a small reduction as “descending into hell” ▪How Jocelyn’s husband, having found online support groups like Benzo.org.uk realised that what was happening was Benzo withdrawal ▪That Jocelyn, then suffering a miscarriage, ended up in the ER, begging the ER doctor to switch her over to Valium ▪That Jocelyn then spent the next year and a half tapering from Valium ▪How Jocelyn then started to join online support groups, learning how to do a proper taper like that recommended by Professor Heather Ashton ▪That it is very difficult to communicate to friends and family members what is happening, with many assuming it is merely depression or anxiety ▪That it is important to avoid the use of addiction terminology, because people struggling with withdrawal have more in common with those that have a traumatic brain injury or neurological damage ▪That often the only thing between someone and even more suffering is the Benzodiazepine, so it’s not as simple as just wanting to get off ▪That it has been just over two years since Jocelyn finished her taper and there has been considerable improvement but there are still lingering effects ▪That changing her diet made a significant difference to Jocelyn’s health and wellbeing ▪How Jocelyn became involved with campaigning and started her own YouTube channel BenzoBrains ▪How she wanted to be able to add some validity when approaching legislators and lawyers so she founded the Benzodiazepine Information Coalition, a non profit organisation ▪How these and other groups help to educate medical professionals, particularly in terms of avoiding addiction terminology but also to provide guidance on the right approach to take with someone who is dependant ▪How Jocelyn observes some mistakes in how doctors treat those who are iatrogenically harmed, particularly doctors who suddenly stop prescribing because they are worried about the legal aspects, this can leave a dependant person in a very difficult place ▪Secondly while doctors may be cautious about Benzodiazepines, they still readily prescribe other psychiatric medications and even recommend them to treat Benzodiazepine withdrawal effects ▪That a total ban or strict regulation and control of prescribing is an approach which would harm many people who are dependant ▪That what patients need is the proper information to help them successfully and safely get off the drugs ▪That people taking Benzodiazepines shouldn’t be scared by the horror stories but should take time to educate themselves and to accept that the path to being drug free might not be easy but healing is a journey and takes time ▪Jocelyn’s involvement with the forthcoming documentary film: As Prescribed directed by Holly Hardman ▪That much of the funding in this area of research goes to addiction services rather than specifically to help someone who is dependant ▪The difficulty that some people have in accepting that they may be dependant on a prescribed medication ▪The disempowering nature of the message that someone has to take a medication for life and that they have a chronic health condition ▪The message that Jocelyn has for people is that they are capable of more than they know and they can get through the experiences of withdrawal and be stronger for it Interview 3, Barry Haslam In this interview we discuss: ▪How Barry came into contact with Benzodiazepines in 1976 when he had a stress related breakdown due to the combined pressure of working full time  and studying ▪That Barry has no memory of the period 1976 to 1986 and he has had to piece together what happened from medical records and the recollections of family members ▪How a doctor put Barry firstly on Librium (Chlordiazepoxide), followed by a number of antidepressants and also Valium for a time ▪How Barry ended up on a huge dose of 30mg of Ativan (Lorazepam) per day ▪This happened because Barry was experiencing withdrawal effects because of tolerance to the drugs but the doctors didn’t recognise these effects so increased the dosage in response ▪That Barry suffered such powerful daily headaches that he ended up taking 12 opiate painkillers per day in addition to the Ativan ▪That in December 1985, Barry, suffering uncharacteristic aggression, felt that enough was enough and he had to quit the drugs ▪That he had some psychological support when he first started to withdraw but for the majority of the time he did it alone ▪How he dropped from 30mg to 2mg of Ativan in 9 months as well as stopping the opiate painkillers ▪For the last period he transferred to Valium (Diazepam) which took 5 months to come off ▪He did this with no guidance and very little support because the doctors had abandoned him ▪How he experienced many unpleasant physical symptoms including violent daily vomiting, hallucinations, feeling of things crawling under his skin and lost half of his bodyweight ▪How Barry feels that it was the love and support of his wife and family that got him through that 15 months of hell ▪That there is virtually nowhere for people struggling with withdrawal to go to get help and support ▪That these issues receive far less attention and funding than alcohol or nicotine dependance ▪That Barry feels that the health services are too frightened of litigation and that prevents them from directly addressing theses issues ▪How Barry joined an organisation called Oldham Tranx, a peer support group run by drug dependant patients and how Barry became chairman ▪How the local paper, the Oldham Chronicle supported Barry in his campaigning ▪How Addiction Dependency Solutions (now called One Recovery) started to help people in 2004 and is the first NHS funded facility in the UK ▪That we should get Government policy makers in the Department of Health to issue guidance to all local Clinical Commissioning Groups to ensure that similar services are set up across the country and in other parts of the world too ▪We should introduce peer support groups based on the model already in place in Oldham ▪How Professor Heather Ashton ran a withdrawal clinic in Newcastle for twelve years and learned a great deal from the patients experiences ▪That putting these services in place would save lives, Barry estimates that in the UK alone 20,000 lives have been lost since 1960 due to suicide, poisoning and road traffic accidents related to Benzodiazepine use ▪How Barry missed out on his daughters growing up because of the memory loss caused by the drugs up but now can enjoy seeing his three grandchildren grow into adults ▪How Barry has met so many good people in the community of those who needed help and support and that gives him the drive to continue campaigning ▪That even many years after the drugs have been stopped, they can continue to cause a range of health problems ▪That we need hard, clinical evidence of the damage cause by Benzodiazepine drugs as part of the evidence base for future legislative action ▪That this is national problem and needs to be tackled by national governments ▪That dependant patients should continue to put their experience back into the system and that will help society ▪Barry’s wish to have recognised the selfless and tireless work of Professor Heather Ashton including her withdrawal protocols that are used worldwide and that the British Government have never formally recognised her great service and the lives that she saved ▪That every doctors surgery should have a copy of Professor Asthon’s Benzodiazepine withdrawal manual ▪That Barry wants to pay tribute to all of those who have taken their own lives because of Benzodiazepines, either because the horrors of withdrawal or the increased suicidal thinking To listen on Mad in America: 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TODAY'S GUEST: Barry Kapp is the founder of Wisdom of the Earth; he is an accomplished healer/practitioner, who consults with clients in person or by Skype on aromatherapy use for both humans and animals. His wife, Cynthia Olivera is a certified medicinal aromatherapist and a movement/yoga instructor. She and Barry do transformational body work together, utilizing the oils and their intuitive gifts to work with clients in moving forward with grace and surety in their lives. Barry Kapp has studied aromatherapy in Turkey, France & Israel & shares his learning in seminars & through his own Medicinal Aromatherapy practice. Barry's mentors have included the Trees and Plants, Kurt Schnaubelt, PhD., Daniel Penoel, MD, Dr., Pierre Franchomme, PhD., Malte Hozzel, PhD., and Claude LaPraz, MD. Barry has completed extensive training in many physical modalities and integrates them with the Essences in his consultations. Barry has studied and practiced herbology for 35 years, guided by a father who was a self-taught herbalist, prospering health-wise for 85+ years. Formerly a dairy and cash crop farmer, Barry used herbology to treat his animals, and they, in turn, taught him many truths about all beings' true connection to Mother Earth.  Connect With Today's guest: Barry Kapp Barry's Website IN THIS EPISODE: Today's guest, Barry Kapp, believes that the trees love being able to share their essence to heal humans and other species, and this is the foundation of medicinal aromatherapy. In this episode, Barry talks about the essential oils we get from trees and how they help heal our minds, spirits, and bodies. Listen in to this very interesting conversation as Barry and I talk about essential oils and what they can do for you in every aspect of your life. Barry's journey into medicinal aromatherapy and essential oils began in his childhood. In today's episode he tells his story of being raised by parents who self-taught herbal medicine, how he went from farming to aromatherapy, and many of the things he has learned in a lifetime of communing with the trees. He has such a fascinating story - I know you'll want to hear it. Pure essential oils have an effect on us spiritually, emotionally, and physically. In this episode, Barry Kapp explains these connections, and talks with me about several specific oils and what they do, as well as the connection between what part of the tree the oil is from and what conditions it can heal. Whether you have a problem with anger, simply want a more healthy deodorant, or are facing a serious illness like cancer, medicinal aromatherapy and essential oils can help. Listen to my conversation with Barry Kapp to find out how. What if you have an aversion to an essence? Does that mean you should avoid it? Barry Kapp has a clear answer to that question in this episode, and tells me what a person with an aversion needs to do in order to clear it and get the benefit of the oil. If there are oils you simply can't tolerate, listen to this episode and find out what that means and what you can do about it so that you get the full benefits of medicinal aromatherapy. There are so many different essential oils. It can sometimes be overwhelming. If you want to start using essential oils and medicinal aromatherapy, where do you begin? I asked this question in today's episode, and Barry Kapp told me the six oils that he recommends to start with, and why. Listen in to find out how to get started and where you can easily purchase these pure essential oils. Outline Of This Great Episode [4:22] Intro to today's guest, Barry Kapp. [7:00] How Barry got started on the journey of aromatherapy and essential oils. [12:18] What is the definition of Medicinal aromatherapy? [23:19] Why do trees make such powerful medicine? [29:28] Trees: The grandmother guardians of the earth. [33:50] Is there a danger to the trees because of the environment being so toxic? [37:18] Break, thank you's, announcements about the podcast. [39:25] Is there a concern for the trees because of destructive tree farming practices? [42:06] The physical, emotional, and spiritual healing properties of Sandalwood, Jasmine, and Eucalyptus. [51:34] Frankincense - a powerhouse of healing. [58:29] Is there an essence that helps get rid of negative energy from another person? [1:01:55] Uses of vetiver oil. [1:04:34] What if a person has an aversion to an essence? [1:08:53] What oils are the best for a person who is just getting started? [1:12:27] How to connect with Barry Kapp. [1:15:43] A few last thoughts from Barry. Resources Mentioned On This Episode Ty Bollinger – Truth about Cancer website Wisdomoftheearth.com Book: Wisdom of the Earth - Medicinal Grade Plant & Tree Essences for Phyto-Aromatherapy - Essential Essences (Oils) - Book & Reference Guide (Affiliate link) Book: The Wisdom of the Earth Speaks the Truth about Aromatherapy (Affiliate link) Book: Voices of Light and Voices of Love (Affiliate link)

Barry Moore shares his insights about niches after failing through his first online business. As Barry's first business failed, he learned the importance of defining your niche, testing your product, and the opportunity to scale. Here's what we cover in this show: How Barry's first business folded because his market was too large. What he meant when he said you have to "Be that guy." When you target a niche, how to hyper-target in that niche. How to niche down. Why you want to niche down before you go after everyone. The problem that happens when you give too much information to your customer at once. How Barry uses a podcast to build his business. Why Barry said, "Nobody wants to get on a plane with a creative pilot." How he tested a niche that's underserved and on an upward growth curve? What the reality is in marketing automation. How Barry put his first course together in a weekend. Why that speed to market is important. How to quickly test a market for a warm indication of customer’s interest. Why gave himself 6 months to validate and confirm assumptions before about what his customers want and need. How Barry brings his knowledge as a pilot to keep his business on course. Why he said, "Make sure you're building a business you want to be in." Download this show's 1-Page Quick Action sheet to help you with your 'freedom business,' as Barry calls it. Enjoy the show.

Whenever you go out to do a show, do you ever think about how you are creating a positive impact on your audience? If you’re like many kids entertainers, probably not. And it’s understandable. More often than not, there are more pressing, more practical matters to focus on, like how you can get to your next gig on time or how you can keep that kid near the back from causing more disruption. At the end of the show though, or after a day of gigs, you probably sit back and relish the rewarding feeling you get from knowing that you’ve made a bunch of kids happy or more confident of themselves. In this podcast, Barry Mitchell, aka the Entertaining Encourager, shares his musings and insights on exactly this—the impact you leave on your audience as a kids entertainer. He also touches on creativity, audience participation techniques, and a great story about each person’s potential. Come and listen and you might pick up something beautiful in this episode.     In this episode we discuss: How Barry got started in creativity How the more you practice creativity, the more creative you get How Barry became the Entertaining Encourager The importance of thinking about what impact you’re making and the emotional connection you are establishing with your audience What inspired Barry to combine magic and storytelling to bring an educational or moral message across How he learned about how audience participation techniques can help achieve more engagement Barry’s peanut story (a beautiful story) Barry’s Facebook group that you should be a part of Insights into being a great kids entertainer (it’s about the other person, not about you) The Creativity at Sea cruise conference that he created with Tim Sonefelt His parting message: “Treat people like a star and they would always shine back at you”   Resources mentioned in this episode: Barry’s website - http://www.barrymitchell.com/ Barry Mitchell Products - http://www.barrymitchellproducts.com/  Barry’s Facebook group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/91490649859/ Tim Sonefelt’s website - http://www.timsonefelt.com/ Tim’s Wonder Imagery website - http://www.timsonefelt.com/store_products/

Barry Murray is a guy I have had my eye on for awhile. Every once in a while he mysteriously pops up on a forum or Facebook thread I'm following, and talks about just having killed some ultra-race out in the middle of nowhere, or completed an epic mountain run... ...on nothing but a bit of butter or coconut oil the day before. He's doing some crazy workouts in a fasted state, and yet managing to pull off amazing feats of physical performance. And furthermore, he's not a diet hack - the dude actually knows his stuff - with a degree in Chemistry (BSc) and a Masters (MSc) in Sports Nutrition. He works with professional cyclists, triathletes, distance runners and last year worked as Sports Nutritionist to the BMC Professional Cycling Team. Yes, that Like I mentioned, Barry is also a competitive endurance athlete himself and races in ultramarathon events. He represented his country at the 2011 World Ultra Trail Championships, and has won several ultra trail marathons, placed 2nd at one of the UK’s toughest 100mile ultras, and has also set national records for trail routes over the Dublin mountains. So how does Barry (pictured right) do it? You find out in today's audio interview, in which Barry and I talk about: -How Barry got into fasted workouts... -An overview of the mechanism, function and exactly what happens inside your body when you combine fasting and exercise... -The steps to becoming fat-adapted, and how long it takes... -What types of workouts, athletes and sports fasting and exercise is good for, not not good for... -Whether elite or world class athletes combine fasting and exercising or racing... -What happens when fasting and exercise go wrong... -How today's Primal and Paleo recommendations can mislead people... -How to get started with fasted exercise, where it can take you, and how far you can go... Additional Resources: - -. - -. -Barry's website: Do you have questions about combining fasting and exercise? Comments or feedback from the interview? Leave your thoughts at !