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Benjamin Todd joins us to discuss his work helping professionals maximize their career capital, the top skills to learn across professions, and more. In this episode you will learn: • How Benjamin helped me become a data scientist [6:56] • How did 80,000 Hours come about? [9:39] • The impact of 80,000 Hours [14:46] • Funding [17:23] • Where does the name come from? [23:32] • What kind of advice does Benjamin give to people? [25:21] • How data scientists can make an impact [42:04] • How can someone strategize about their career? [1:02:53] • Top skills that everyone should learn [1:05:49] Additional materials: www.superdatascience.com/497

Find out about the struggles dealing with Prescription drugs for ADHD All Episodes can be found at www.awakeningpodcast.org To Subscribe or find our videos linktr.ee/awakeningpodcast  All other Podcasts including the Meditation mentioned in the interview linktr.ee/roycoughlan  About My Guest :  27 year old entrepreneur. Working as a digital nomad, looking for purpose in every type of industry and trying to help as many people as he can. Through immense failure and life lessons, he has learnt the hardest lesson that having ADHD is a superpower nothing else. What we discussed:  - His awakening moment - How Benjamin got started on ADHD medication - The side effects of the drugs - Why he feels like an addict on prescription drugs - Getting fired from Pornhub - How it effected his home life - How Meditation has helped - How he feels after stopping the medication - Black market in school - What triggers Benjamin to go back on the drugs - Drinking with the drugs - Experimenting with micro dosing - Breathwork - The education system and more  To Connect with Benjamin:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/benjamin-sklivas-6878b0140/

Benjamin Shapiro, host of The MarTech podcast and Voices of Search podcast joins us to discuss key items that every podcaster should know when growing their podcast.  Discussed are key points list: How Benjamin got the MarTech podcast started. What are the first steps in growing your podcast? What does content curation mean and what does it mean for your podcast? How long should a podcast be? How does podcast advertising affect growth?

Benjamin Haynes is a wonderful example of today’s young generation. He is a meditator, yogi, and evangelizer of “authentic relating.” I was impressed by his presence, groundedness, and the intentional manner in which he spoke when we met about a year ago. After graduating from UNC-Chapel Hill and teaching in Malaysia under a Fulbright grant, Benjamin recently joined Authentic Relating Training, an organization dedicated to the practice and production of authentic relating programs.   In today’s episode, Benjamin and I explore the meaning and purpose of authentic relating. We discuss what led him to authentic relating and share tips to help you relate with others with presence and authenticity. We illustrate how meditation can impact our lives and benefit the way we communicate with each other. We also emphasize the power of leading with presence and the value of focusing on what matters.   “Authentic relating transforms yourself and your relationships through communication.” - Benjamin Haynes   This week on Relationships! Let’s Talk About It: My first meeting with Benjamin How he cultivated his groundedness and authentic relating Benjamin’s introduction to meditation, how he built it into a daily practice, and how it has benefited him The relationship between meditation, mindfulness, and authentic relating Taking authentic relating to another level and the three different levels of a conversation The power of taking pauses in conversation Gender dynamics and its relationship with communication How the dynamics of Benjamin’s relationship with his father has changed over time The challenges of a parent-child relationship The need to face our fears and take risks and what made me transition from the corporate world to my counseling practice How authentic relating can lead to a more profound connection between people How Benjamin’s fascination with mindfulness led him to Authentic Relating Training Integrating non-violent communication and mindfulness The importance of leading with presence, coming with curiosity, and focusing on what matters   Related Content: The Challenges of Workplace Relationships Generosity: Contemplating on How We Show Up in Our Relationships The Relationship of Business Through the Lens of Giving Couples Communication: Circling Techniques     Resources Mentioned: Say What You Mean: A Mindful Approach to Nonviolent Communication by Oren Jay Sofer 10% Happier: How I Tamed the Voice in My Head, Reduced Stress Without Losing My Edge, and Found Self-Help That Actually Works - A True Story by Dan Harris   Connect with Benjamin Haynes: Authentic Relating Training      Let’s Talk About It! Thanks for tuning into this week’s episode of Relationships! Let’s Talk About It - the show to help you forge deeper, more meaningful connections and relationships with those around you. If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review. If you have a relationship question you’d love to have answered, contact us. Your question may be featured on a future episode! Don’t forget to visit our website, like us on Facebook at HeartShare Counseling, join our Relationships! Let’s Talk About It Facebook group, and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share your favorite episodes on social media to help others build better, more meaningful relationships. And if our content has helped you forge deeper connections and more meaningful relationships, be sure to help support the show by visiting our Support the Podcast page!   Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk

Do you know how to leverage your network? Do you know how to communicate with your personal and business connections in a way to foster relationships? And what’s the best communication medium to get the job done? Benjamin Shapiro joins Darla and Natalie in this episode of Wingnut Social to share his personal formula for success. Don’t miss it! Benjamin Shapiro—not to be confused with the political commentator—is a Brand Development and Marketing Strategy Consultant. With 15+ years of experience in marketing, he honed his skills to find THE best method to leverage his network. His goal is to help companies grow and scale using effective marketing strategies. He is also the producer and host of the MarTech podcast.  What You’ll Hear On This Episode of Wingnut Social [0:53] Twizzlers + Tequila  [2:19] All about Benjamin Shapiro [6:29] How Benjamin got into marketing [13:59] The ROI Benjamin sees from networking [16:45] Should the approach be different for designers? [18:07] How important are LinkedIn connections? [19:04] Mixmax: the email software Benjamin embraces [21:23] How to adopt this strategy to your own business [22:42] GDPR/Privacy Policy implications [27:02] How to stay in front of your prospect [28:46] What up Wingnut! Round [35:03] Blooper Reel! Connect with Benjamin Shapiro The MarTech Podcast Benjamin’s Website Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Twitter Resources & People Mentioned MixMax CCPA GDPR BOOK: Born to Run BOOK: Built to Sell Leverage your network by being relationship-focused When you market a new product or service, most people think they have to start by marketing to people they don’t know. Instead, Benjamin emphasizes that you need to be relationship-focused and start with the people you know. You can skip steps by working with the people you’ve already built trust and credibility with.  For example, when Benjamin launched a website he started an email campaign. He broke his professional network into three segments: The people ahead of him in his career The people he considered his peers The people already in the consulting space He notes that the way you reach out to each of those groups is going to be different. So Benjamin formed a personalized formulaic email to start conversations with each category.  The moral of the story? The same way you think about targeting your customers is the same way you should target the people within your network. Take the credibility you’ve developed and leverage that. You can shift the focus to just your products and services and not have to worry about selling yourself. Why Benjamin is an avid fan of email marketing You have to think about: Who do you already have credibility with? What is the lowest-friction way to get in front of them?  How many people you need to connect with and convert depends on what your relationships are like, what your products are, what your price point is, etc. So how does Benjamin prefer to connect with his network? Email. Benjamin believes that a one-to-one email is the most personal and has the highest conversion rate. When Benjamin emails somebody, he often sees an 85% open-rate and 25% meetings scheduled. The conversion rates for having email conversations with people you already know is astronomically higher than marketing to them through other means.  Benjamin prefers to use the MixMax platform (over services such as ConstantContact or Mailchimp). Why? MixMax allows you to create an email template that allows for different variables to be filled out by you (name, time period, project). Instead of writing a whole email, it’s filling in a few words. What’s the best approach for a new or seasoned designer to take to leverage their network? How can you adapt this strategy to fit your business? Listen to the whole episode to find out! Connect With Darla & Wingnut Social www.WingnutSocial.com On Facebook On Twitter: @WingnutSocial On Instagram: @WingnutSocial Darla’s Interior Design Website Check out the Wingnut Social Media Lab Facebook Group! 1-877-WINGNUT (connect with us for your social media marketing needs) Subscribe to The Wingnut Social Podcast on iTunes, Google Podcasts, or TuneIn Audio Production and Show notes byPODCAST FAST TRACKhttps://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Hey, everybody. Welcome back to another episode of the Bolton Ebikes. As most of you know, this is a great place to learn about electric bikes, whether you're interested in buying an electric bike or you already have one. Even if you're just learning more information about ebikes.  So today I've got another special guest! I've got Benjamin from a company called Driven Bikes.  During this episode you’ll learn more about:  How Benjamin first got into ebikes and how they changed who his customers were.  The challenges he has faced so far and why he feels they were necessary to get to where he is now.  The why behind choosing an ebike color for new models.  Why most ebike companies are either low or out of inventory at the moment and what you can expect in the coming months.  How Benjamin was able to find a quality tire and why that is so important for your comfort and level of happiness in your ebike.  And so much more!  Thanks again, everybody for listening to another episode, I hope you enjoyed that conversation. And I really love talking to people who are doing things similar to what I'm doing with electric bikes. They're testing them, the riding them, and they're just making good quality products. As you can tell, am I competitive in the e-bikes space? Absolutely. I love to be competitive and make good bikes at good prices, but I'm not the only one. And I cannot sell all the bikes that people want and I don't have all the different models that people want. So thankfully, there are guys like Benjamin out there who are also making great products that we can turn to. So if you are new to the podcast, Make sure to go to www.ebikepodcast.com. You can sign up for email notifications and know when new episodes are coming out.   Links from Benjamin of Driven Bikes Website: https://www.drivenbikes.com Links from The Bolton Ebikes Podcast Fun video I did with Driven Bikes: https://youtu.be/YjV-2bbnds8 Website: https://www.boltonebikes.com Subscribe and watch more on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/boltonebikes?sub_confirmation=1 Like us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/boltonebikes Join the Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/868947773245145/ I want to hear your stories about electric bikes. Want to be on the show? Submit your information and stories about your ebike adventures to the team at info@boltonebikes.com  Subscribe to the newsletter for updates and opportunities to win an electric bike here: http://ebikepodcast.com

On this weeks episode of The VedgeTalk Podcast, we chat with naturopathic doctor, Dr. Benjamin Alter for a fascinating chat on the power of the mind and our thoughts and the role they have on human health. In this episode we cover: - How Benjamin became interested in medicine. - Connecting to our own wisdom. - Being our own healer. - Breath work and meditation. - Living in the present moment and theimportance of gratitude.- How to understand what our thoughts are. + MORE You can find Dr. Benjamin on Instagram @drbenjaminalter and also online at www.alter.health, I hope you enjoy the show!

On today's episode of the Internet Marketing Podcast, Andy is joined by Benjamin Shapiro, host of the Martech Podcast and founder of Ben J Shap LLC to talk about podcasting, how he grew his audience and how you can grow yours. On the show you'll learn: How Benjamin found his career fit as a marketer & why you should use your inherent skills to your advantage (and how he used his interpersonal skills to start podcast hosting)Why we're seeing such a growth in podcast consumption right nowThe secrets to Benjamin's podcast growth & how you can grow a podcast both organically and through paid acquisitionWhy you need to learn how channels work and what timeline goes into them to decide where you should focus your effortsWhy you need to understand the balance of marketing foundation vs growth strategyPlus, as usual, Benjamin provides his top tip/key takeaway for the audience. If you'd like to connect with Benjamin, you can find him on Twitter here and on LinkedIn here.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Matthieu David-Experton interviews Benjamin Patin, co-founder of Wheat Co. and Sailang. In this interview we learn about both his businesses, one doing China imports and one is a healthy restaurant in Shanghai. Diving deep into the business model of his restaurant, as it includes many interesting elements like meal planning and nutrition advising, we learn every step of starting a restaurant including initial investment, leases, employee management and expansion. Highlights of this episode include: 8:15 The value of an intermediary in trade, and how he decides pricing 14:30 How people switch from import to export business successfully 18:10 How Benjamin transitioned from Sailang to Wheat Co. two companies in very different industries 20:30 Are health restaurants mainstream in China? And misconceptions of what is healthy among Chinese consumers 22:40 How to lease a restaurant space in China 25:45 Cost and management of staff in China 30:00 How much investment is needed for renovation? 33:00 Opening a second restaurant location, learning from failure 35:45 How he transformed a restaurant into a bar 42:00 Doing delivery and how to avoid commission fees 45:00 How to find reliable healthy food suppliers in China and the challenges of importing organic food 47:00 How to communicate authenticity of food claims among consumers 50:10 How Wheat Co. created a meal plan business model 56:45 Aspirations for the future of Wheat Co. ====================================================== This podcast is sponsored by daxue consulting, a strategic research firm that answers complex business questions on the Chinese market with traditional and tech tools. Since 2012, daxue has served more than 250 clients and completed more than 300 projects. ====================================================== Daxue Consulting is a market research and management consulting firm focusing on the Chinese market. We are leveraging a multiple-methodology approach in order to support clients’ needs, auctioning traditional methodologies as well as technology-driven tools. More about Daxue Consulting: https://daxueconsulting.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daxueconsulting/ Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/daxue-consulting/?viewAsMember=true Twitter: https://twitter.com/DaxueConsulting

THE SHOW Benjamin Spall is the founder of MyMorningRoutine.com and the co-author of the book, My Morning Routine, which was chosen as one of Amazon’s best business books of 2018, one of the Financial Times books of the month, and one of Business Insider’s best business books to read this summer. In our conversation, we dissect morning routines, productivity hacks, and other perspectives on starting the day off right.  Behind His Brilliance: Side Projects  Say hi to Benjamin on Twitter   TOPICS COVERED How and why Benjamin cofounded MyMorningRoutine.com How Benjamin developed a mediation practice (and his favorite app for it) Why what you do after meditation is important The best observations from the dozens of people interviewed in My Morning Routine How self-care fits into a well-crafted morning routine Why journaling might be the missing piece to your morning routine How and why you should create an evening routine to wind down Ben’s take on monotasking and productivity How side hustles lead to serendipity And more!   SHOW NOTES: http://bit.ly/BTB160

Today we have Ben Arneberg who Co-Founded two quickly growing 7 figure ecommerce companies, Willow & Everett and CubeFit. He did all of this while working full time in the United States Air Force helping to develop cutting-edge space technology. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn: [1:20] Jeremy introduces his guest, Benjamin Arneberg. [2:30] How did Benjamin get started in the ecommerce industry? [4:30] Benjamin talks about his experience with his first startup. [10:00] Getting two startups off the ground while working in the Air Force. [13:00] How does Benjamin systemize processes? [15:00] Benjamin talks about working with Virtual Assistants. [18:30] Time saving tips from Benjamin. [27:00] Benjamin talks about his Kickstarter campaign and lessons learned. [34:30] How Benjamin and his team adapted their product. [37:30] The game plan for after a Kickstarter campaign. [42:30] Driving traffic to your Amazon listing. [45:30] The most important steps in launching a product. [47:30] Common mistakes ecommerce sellers make. [50:30] Difficulties Ben has faced along the way. [53:00] Navigating business with your spouse. [57:30] One of the proudest moments in business for Ben so far. In this episode… What does it take to become an effective leader? How can you use your leadership to empower others and run a growing and thriving business? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and innovator Benjamin Arneberg. In his conversation Jeremy, Benjamin opens up about how he started with ecommerce businesses, the challenges of getting a business started while serving in the Air Force, how he systematizes his processes, lessons he's learned to become a more effective leader, and so much more! If you are ready to take your leadership and your business to the next level, make sure to check out this informative episode featuring Benjamin! Have you ever wondered what it is that makes an entrepreneur tick? If you are one yourself, have you considered what makes you stand out from other business leaders? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from Benjamin Arneburg. Benjamin knows that he thinks a little bit differently than the average business leader. From his early beginnings getting two startups up and running while he served in the Air Force to now looking for ways to help new ecommerce business leaders succeed, Benjamin is passionate about business. To hear more of his story and what lessons you can come away with, make sure to listen to this engaging episode! How would you describe an effective leader? Does it come down to the way they spend their time? Or maybe it’s the tools and resources they use to make their business succeed. On this episode of Inspired Insider, Benjamin Arneberg shares some key insights and lessons he’s picked up along the way that has shaped him into the effective leader he is today. Benjamin wouldn’t come out and say that he is an effective leader, he is quite modest but you don’t want to miss this wonderful opportunity to hear from his conversation with Jeremy and the helpful tools that they go over. Make sure to check out the resources section at the end of this post for many of the tools they mention! One of the many reasons that so many startups fail to get off the ground is due to the fact that they don’t have a fully fleshed out plan in place once their product or service starts gaining momentum. What is the solution? How do you make sure this doesn’t end up being the fate of your business startup? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from business leader and innovator Benjamin Arneberg. Benjamin is passionate about helping leaders like you get your business in the best possible position for success. Listen to this episode as he breaks down common mistakes made by many ecommerce leaders and how you can avoid them! How important are those around you to your success? Do you think they play an important factor or do you look at yourself as the goose that laid the golden egg? It may sound like a funny question but many leaders don’t take the time to consider the impact that other people have had on their level of success. On this episode of Inspired Insider, Benjamin Arneberg shares how instrumental his wife has been on his entrepreneurial journey. While it hasn't always been an easy road for Benjamin, he is incredibly grateful and aware of how fortunate he has been on his journey. To hear more from Benjamin and the powerful insights he has to share, make sure to listen to this episode! Resources Mentioned on this episode http://productfuel.io/ Wilcox Boots www.willowandeverett.com https://freedomfastlane.com Work The System http://rise25.com/timfrancis/ http://www.virtualstafffinder.com/ https://www.hiremymom.com/ https://angel.co/ The One Thing Jay Papasan Interview https://www.boomeranggmail.com/ http://www.enounce.com/ https://followup.cc/ Kickstarter Google Trends http://matixlabs.com/   Sponsor for this episode Rise25 is where entrepreneurs of 6,7, and 8 figure businesses come together live and in person every few months to solve their biggest business challenges through this high-level Mastermind group. Each member leaves each week with lifelong friendships and actionable steps to take their business to the next level. Check out Rise25.com - a group run by myself and cofounder John Corcoran. Rise 25 is application only.

Today, we have Benjamin, the Co-founder of Macro-Eyes, a machine-learning company that simplifies personalised patient care. One of their products is Sibyl, it’s a scheduling tool that can help predict when patients are most likely to attend their medical appointments, therefore maximising appointment use. Learn about Benjamin’s background in hedge-funds and finding meaningful patterns in data, learn how Sibyl works, and why he wanted to address the not-so-shiny problem of patient scheduling. “Patient scheduling is one of those things that maybe is so ubiquitous that it gets brushed aside for the bigger, shinier, and perhaps more superficial problems.” Sibyl predicts when each patient is most likely to show and then builds a strategic schedule to maximise utilisation and minimise gaps in the schedule. Scheduling is the front-door of care. However, it is incredibly complex and often overlooked. The focus of the Sibyl is to maximise the probability that exactly one patient is going to show up for each slot of the day. “Slot by slot, it recommends the best-fit time for the patient and the provider of care.” In the US, overbooking is a common practice that results in longer wait times during some periods, and idle times when patients don’t show up to appointments. Although in the UK overbooking is not practised, it has been estimated that patient no-shows cost the NHS £1 billion per year. The Sybil technology is 75-80% accurate in its predictions, which allows medical staff to focus their interventions on only the patients most likely to miss appointments. The intelligence inside the technology has been deployed and refined at leading academic medical institutions and in one of the largest health systems in the United States. Over 500 000 medical records and 2 million appointments were analysed to make these predictions, and the tech learns in each new institutions where it’s used. Also covered in this episode: How Benjamin’s background working in a hedge fund helped prepare him for this role - The similarities between machine learning in finance and medicine - How the Sibyl technology works - The lessons we can learn from Amazon about scheduling efficiency - The costs associated with using and developing Sibyl - How efficient and effective scheduling processes can save money Find out more: You can find Sibyl at the website https://www.gosibyl.com/ or on Twitter @gosibyl You can find the company Macro-Eyes at https://macro-eyes.com or on Twitter @macroeyeshealth To connect with Benjamin, you can email him at Benjamin@macro-eyes.com

Today, we have Benjamin, the Co-founder of Macro-Eyes, a machine-learning company that simplifies personalised patient care. One of their products is Sibyl, it’s a scheduling tool that can help predict when patients are most likely to attend their medical appointments, therefore maximising appointment use. Learn about Benjamin’s background in hedge-funds and finding meaningful patterns in data, learn how Sibyl works, and why he wanted to address the not-so-shiny problem of patient scheduling. “Patient scheduling is one of those things that maybe is so ubiquitous that it gets brushed aside for the bigger, shinier, and perhaps more superficial problems.” Sibyl predicts when each patient is most likely to show and then builds a strategic schedule to maximise utilisation and minimise gaps in the schedule. Scheduling is the front-door of care. However, it is incredibly complex and often overlooked. The focus of the Sibyl is to maximise the probability that exactly one patient is going to show up for each slot of the day. “Slot by slot, it recommends the best-fit time for the patient and the provider of care.” In the US, overbooking is a common practice that results in longer wait times during some periods, and idle times when patients don’t show up to appointments. Although in the UK overbooking is not practised, it has been estimated that patient no-shows cost the NHS £1 billion per year. The Sybil technology is 75-80% accurate in its predictions, which allows medical staff to focus their interventions on only the patients most likely to miss appointments. The intelligence inside the technology has been deployed and refined at leading academic medical institutions and in one of the largest health systems in the United States. Over 500 000 medical records and 2 million appointments were analysed to make these predictions, and the tech learns in each new institutions where it’s used. Also covered in this episode: How Benjamin’s background working in a hedge fund helped prepare him for this role - The similarities between machine learning in finance and medicine - How the Sibyl technology works - The lessons we can learn from Amazon about scheduling efficiency - The costs associated with using and developing Sibyl - How efficient and effective scheduling processes can save money Find out more: You can find Sibyl at the website https://www.gosibyl.com/ or on Twitter @gosibyl You can find the company Macro-Eyes at https://macro-eyes.com or on Twitter @macroeyeshealth To connect with Benjamin, you can email him at Benjamin@macro-eyes.com

Benjamin Schoeffler, medical hypnotist and blogger, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Benjamin talks about how to implement tools like hypnosis, meditation, NLP, and stoicism into your life. He shows us how to master your mind, overcome your fears, and enjoy living in the present moment. If you’re wondering how to get control of your mind and live a happier life, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: How Benjamin got his start in the personal development space Why he became a medical hypnotist and how he uses hypnosis to improve his clients’ lives every day How hypnosis actually works and what it’s most useful for What hypnosis can’t do right now but what it may be able to do in the future Why hypnosis can be very effective for managing pain and whether or not this could be a mainstream substitute for prescription pain medications How Benjamin was able to overcome his fear of death Why he chose to meditate on death every single day at one point in his life The story of the samurai who overcame his fear of dying by consuming himself with the fact he would die one day Where to draw the line with this type of meditation and the obvious drawbacks it can have if done in excess A safer and equally effective way to meditate so that you can overcome your fears but still keep a sense of control on your thoughts What overcoming your fear of dying can do for your love of life right now and the way you live your life Why tackling your fears head on is often the best approach to overcoming them My experience with getting over panic attacks and anxiety and later learning to ride roller coasters which was one of my biggest fears Feeling your feelings rather than avoiding them or pretending like they don’t exist Stoicism and how to apply it to your life right now The Stoic philosophy vs. the Buddhist philosophy How to meditate right now even if you have zero experience doing it The incredible benefits of meditation and why so much research is proving just how powerful and brain-improving it can be Check out Benjamin on: Website: brilliantside.com/eliteman Twitter: twitter.com/BenSchoeffler *Also go to EliteLifeNutrition.com to get ready for the launch of our very own natural and organic supplement line. We’re coming out with our own vitamins, minerals, herbs, and supplements to help you become as healthy as possible! We’re just about ready to FINALLY unroll our first products in a couple of weeks and if you want to know exactly how to get them, sign up for our email newsletter now. These will be the highest quality and purest supplements on the market!