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It's hard to make a living as a creative, and it can seem even harder if you're trying to do it on your own. You can't just throw paint at the canvas, music into Pro Tools, or words onto paper and expect people to buy it. Blake Jamieson started with a plan, knowing that he would have to work every day, build his brand, put in the hours, and never stop learning. He also knew that there are no shortcuts when it comes to success.  Listen now to hear Blake discuss his journey from the beginning to where he is now, creating high-value art pieces for athletes and major companies such as Topps! In this episode you'll discover: How Blake moved from a career in digital marketing to creating art Why a self discovery trip might be valuable to you How going all in can boost your career What separates a great creative from an average creative How to set your prices as a creative Why creative thinking and business go hand in hand How you can get a celebrity's attention (without being creepy) Why having an agent or manager isn't always a good thing What NFTs are, and how you can harness their power Why NFTs are so powerful For full show notes, visit https://6figurecreative.com/160

Blake Wynn is the 21-year old CEO of Enclave and Key, a consulting agency that connects brands and influencers through the use of social media. In this episode, we talk about: How Blake's entrepreneurship journey started at age 13 What it was like growing up as the nephew of Steve Wynn Growing up living in a hotel How Blake was making $70k as a 13-year-old   @just_wynn http://www.enclaveandkey.com

What is the most valuable non-renewable asset in your life and business? It's time. Your time is limited, so why not use it doing what brings you the most satisfaction and joy? Today's guest designed his businesses to let him do just that. Key Takeaways You're not alone in your work. By being part of a community of people in the same profession, you can help and support each other and foster mutual success. As soon as you can, start creating systems to automate as much of your job as possible. Branching out in the type of services you offer is often an inexpensive way to create more security. About Blake Pollino Blake spent ten years doing business development and marketing in the corporate/start-up world. He shot his first wedding for free in December 2017 and filmed his first paid wedding the following March.  Blake worked 80+ hours a week building his video business while still working a full-time 9-5. He went full-time almost one year to the day after his first paid wedding. Blake launched BP Media Group in 2019. Since then, he has worked with companies/brands like ConocoPhillips, Shell, the Philadelphia 76ers, Junior Olympics, Texas A&M, Stephen F. Austin University, and more. In late 2019, he spun his real estate photo/video work into its own company, BP Real Estate Photo & Video. Becoming the Boss of Your Own Schedule with Systems As someone who runs multiple businesses, Blake could be constantly at odds with time. However, he learned that money that buys you more time is money well spent. Blake explains how establishing and using automated systems has freed up more time in his business. By having employees and systems in place, Blake is able to own his schedule. Having previously worked over eighty hours a week, you better believe he appreciates his ability to take quality time off for his family and his own passions. Building the Relationships that Pay You Back Over and Over Again One aspect of Blake's success has come from relationships with clients. There are some companies, particularly marketing agencies, that will need video for many different projects and clients. These, in turn, can lead to new work opportunities. We discuss how seeking out and cultivating relationships with just a few companies can greatly multiply your work.  A lot has to do with the effort you put into securing clients. By putting your energy into going after big clients, you're being more efficient with your resources. These are often the clients that you can reliably count on for multiple work opportunities. What systems do you have in your business that allow you to own your own time? How do you go antelope hunting instead of mouse hunting? Leave a comment on the episode page! In This Episode: The benefits of being part of a shared experience [6:00] How Blake transitioned out of corporate work and into entrepreneurship [12:10] Taking advantage of automation to buy you more time [17:33] Taking control of your time and schedule to be able to focus on your true priorities [24:40] Why it can be tough to be both a creative and an entrepreneur [33:40] Finding clients who lead you to even more opportunities [35:45] Whether to hunt for field mice or antelopes [41:50] Diversifying your business without buying new gear [43:37] What to do after your success [52:00] Quotes “Some of the moments that have led to the most success in this business have come from going to workshops. It's not necessarily the content that is taught at those workshops, which is normally great; it's the relationships that I've made.” [10:31] “We're in a really cool place where people are starting to see that the ocean is plenty big for everyone. We can really help each other and lift each other up.” [11:19] “There's a big struggle in the creative industry. We're artists. We want to create something and show our art. But, whether we like it or not, we're also business-people. We have to run these businesses. Many struggle to do both these things.” [33:43] Links: Get on the Onward Summit Waitlist! Core Find Blake Pollino online Follow Blake on YouTube | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter Essentialism by Greg McKeown From 6 to 7 Figures by Austin Netzley Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Grow Your Video Business survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Grow Your Video Business Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes! Related Episodes: Episode 201: How to Become an Essentialist and Change Your Life for the Better

Nate Hedrick and David Bright discuss the growing interest in real estate investing among pharmacists, common barriers that pharmacists face that may prevent them from getting started, and three real estate investing lessons learned from fellow pharmacists who shared their stories and journeys on the YFP Real Estate Investing Podcast. Mentioned on the Show Insuring Income: Get Quotes and Apply for Term Life and Disability Insurance YFP Real Estate Investing Podcast Join the YFP Real Estate Investing Facebook Group YFP Real Estate Investing 02: Long Term vs. Short Term Rental Property Investing - One Pharmacist's Perspective YFP 111: How One New Practitioner is on FIRE YFP Planning: Financial Planning for Pharmacists YFP 206: Three Strategies for Buying a House with Student Loans YFP Real Estate Investing 03: Running the Rental Numbers with Blake and Zac YFP 168: How Blake and Zac Analyze Real Estate Deals YFP 082: Debt Free Theme Hour with the Teacher and Pupil Bigger Pockets  YFP Real Estate Investing 05: None to One: How to Get Your FIRST Investment Property YFP 148: How One Couple Got Started in Real Estate Investing Join the Investment Mindset Book Club Facebook Group MLS Multiple Listing Search Contact Nate and David or Share Your Real Estate Investing Story: realestate@yourfinancialpharmacist.com Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki Download Your Free Copy of The Pharmacist's Guide to Real Estate Investing    

Today’s guest, Blake Brewer, faced unspeakable tragedy at the age of nineteen when his father died in his arms. Later that same day, he discovered his dad had provided an unexpected gift in the form of a letter to Blake and his siblings. The letter became a lifeline that permanently connected Blake to his dad’s wisdom, encouragement, and love. That life-changing experience prepared Blake to help you write a legacy letter to your own child today.   In Blake’s conversation with Rob, he shares   What drives him to be the best dad he can be to his three children How Blake’s dad made a huge impact on his life, faith, and future The hopes and needs only a dad can meet for his child The powerful impact of a father’s voice in his child’s life Three things every son and daughter need to hear from their dad Blake’s simple, effective strategy to help you create a “legacy letter” for your kids     Blake Brewer is a writer, speaker, and father of three who served for over a decade in campus ministry with Student Mobilization. He founded The Endurance  https://www.theendurance.org/endurance to equip dads to leave a legacy of love, wisdom, and spiritual encouragement for their children.    At The Endurance you can join the Legacy Letter Challenge  https://www.legacyletterchallenge.com/packages with other dads just like you. Blake’s tools, coaching, and community support will give you all you need to write a legacy letter to impact your kids for life.  

On this episode, Nate Hedrick and David Bright welcome real estate investing partners, Blake Johnson, PharmD, and Zac Hendricks to the show. Blake and Zac discuss their why behind real estate investing, their networking strategy, and key partnerships including mentorship for real estate investing. Blake and Zac share some of their personal experiences, tools they use to calculate deals, and remodeling tips.  Mentioned on the Show Join the YFP Real Estate Investing Facebook Group YFP 168: How Blake and Zac Analyze Real Estate Deals YFP 082: Debt Free Theme Hour with the Teacher and Pupil Dave Ramsey Bigger Pockets Real Estate Podcast MLS Multiple Listing Search DealMachine Bigger Pockets: The 1% Rule in Real Estate: Is This a Realistic Way to Evaluate Rentals? Zillow Mortgage Calculator Bigger Pockets Bigger Pockets Forums Bigger Pockets Bookstore Baker’s Dirty Dozen: Principles for Financial Independence by Joe Baker, MBA with Lindsey Jordan Baker Email Blake Johnson at blake@smithfamilypharmacy.com Connect with Hendricks Remodeling Co.  YFP Real Estate Investing

Have you ever wondered how to go viral on Instagram? Going viral is a great way to build your platform and establish brand awareness. Today I am honored to interview my friend Blake, who is the host of Confessions of a Crappy Christian podcast, and knows a thing or two about going viral! Blake is a writer, podcaster, and coach who equips and encourages women to use their God-given gifts to the glory of God. Recently Blake exploded on Instagram when her controversial interview with Candice Cameron Bure went viral. So, buckle up, because today we are talking today about the secrets to growing on Instagram FAST! Hit the Highlights (3:53) Why Blake started a podcast  (6:33) How Blake went from 1,000 followers on Instagram to becoming a chart-topping podcaster  (8:36) How Blake’s interview with Candice Cameron went viral    (16:21) How Blake grew her Instagram 27,000 followers in two years    (19:00) How to grow your Instagram when you only have a few thousand followers    (23:42) How to speak on controversial topics    (28:32) What do to once you get an influx of followers    (32:23) The number one way Blake’s grown her Instagram (without going viral!)    (33:36) Leaving your 9-5    (35:59) All about censorship  All About Blake Blake is a writer, podcaster, and coach who equips and encourages women to use their God-given gifts to the glory of God. She is the host of the top-rated weekly Christian podcast, Confessions of a Crappy Christian, where she has conversations with incredible individuals who have walked through the fire and now come back with buckets of water for the rest of us. Her first book (of two), Confessions of a Crappy Christian will be released by Tyndale Publishing in the Fall of 2022. Blake’s mission is for you to know who you and Whose you are and for those truths to keep you from falling prey to the hustle mindset that only leads to exhaustion and disappointment. She wants you to know there’s a better way to chase after your hopes and dreams while furthering the kingdom of God. She’s also a huge fan of LSU football, oversized sweatshirts, and the Great British Baking Show. Follow Blake on Instagram Go to Blake's website  Get in Crappy Christian Collective!  Subscribe and Review I am honored to show up each week on The Jennifer Allwood Show and bring you inspiring and actionable content. I hope it is truly helpful for you. One of the best ways you can bless me in return is to subscribe to the show and leave a review. By subscribing, you allow each episode to be downloaded straight to your phone which helps our download numbers and makes sure you never miss an episode. And when you leave a review, you help show others the value of what we provide! You can GO HERE to subscribe and review!

We might not know where the Creator Economy will end up, but one thing is for sure: those who create content will have more opportunities than those who don't. Blake Emal joins Stewart Hillhouse to share how creating content allowed him to fast-track his career towards being a CMO. On this episode of Top Of Mind with Stewart Hillhouse, Blake and Stewart discuss: • How Blake launched his first digital product • Why testing new ideas and connecting with others is more important than followers • What the absolute best content creators have in common • And so much more Blake Emal is the CMO of Copy.ai Twitter: https://twitter.com/heyblake LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/uxblake Copy.ai: https://www.copy.ai/ Go behind the scenes of Top Of Mind -> https://stewarthillhouse.com/topofmind

Did you know that around 80% of jobs are landed through networking? Given that fact, how's your networking strategy working out for you? If it isn't, there are a few simple but powerful strategies you'll want to know about.   On this episode of The Bridge to Fulfillment, Blake digs deep on the signs and symptoms you see when you aren't networking effectively, how a lack of clarity on what you want and an inability to express and understand your unique value can hurt your networking efforts, and the best way to successfully reach out to people as you look for the right opportunity. Listen in to clear away the fog around the process of networking and start using it to your advantage.   What You'll Learn What your secret sauce transferable skills actually consist of (because it's more than just one thing you're amazing at) Why the people around you keep sending all the wrong job opportunities your way - and what you can do to fix it How Blake's clients are managing to land ideal jobs and huge pay increases in a less-than-favorable job market and economy And much more! 

 Favorite Quote: "This skill, networking, when learned and honed, will not only open the doors to your next job, but will open the doors to career growth and opportunity for the rest of your life. It is one I cannot highly stress enough. And honestly, if your job search isn't going well, it's one that's absolutely critical to learn."  —Blake Schofield     How to Get Involved: To schedule a 15-minute discovery call to see if or how Blake can help you, go to: www.speakwithBlake.com To get access to free resources, updates & future events, join Blake's newsletter at: www.bridge2fulfillment.com For more information about us & alternate ways to connect, visit:  www.ConnectionsIlluminated.com   Like this episode? Hear more on Apple Podcasts — don't forget to rate and review!

Today, we’re talking with Blake Hodgson, who has turned his passion for product development into a fascinating business. If you can dream it, he can build it.   Read more and get additional resources here: https://www.kcbusinesshuddle.com/business-owners/214/214/    About our guest: https://www.kcproto.com/    What we discuss on this episode:  1:08 – Meet Blake Hodgson 1:43 – How Blake got into the business 3:30 – Projects he’s worked on 6:09 – How he started his business 7:21 – Big picture view of his business 8:48 – The building process 16:27 – Getting products to market 19:52 – Does he have competitors? 20:39 – Ideal clients 21:38 – How Covid has affected his business 25:36 – What drives him 26:14 – Why should people do business with him

What’s your gut reaction when someone asks you how work is going? If the first thing you feel is dread or anxiety, you need to examine what might be causing you to feel that way. One of the most common reasons we feel constantly overwhelmed or unfulfilled in our career is a lack of alignment or understanding of the value we bring to the table.   Blake Schofield is the Founder of Connections Illuminated, a mom of three and a former corporate executive of 18 years - she now helps heart-centered, driven women leverage their skills and passions to create a fulfilling career and a fulfilling life, transforming overwhelm and anxiety into clarity, purpose, control and flow.    On this episode of Preeminence Unleashed, Nic, Jeff and Blake break down how Blake helps women at career crossroads stand in their value and find real fulfillment for themselves in their work, the myths and misconceptions that keep us from pursuing a life that truly fits us and keeps us energized and joyful, and finding prosperity and clarity in the midst of an unbelievably challenging year. Tune in for an episode that will calm, uplift, and motivate you to explore your own value. What You’ll Learn:   Why Blake says that the mission behind the work she does actually began when she was around 7 years old, and how her mother’s story inspired her What the signs look like that will tell you it’s time for a change in your life and career, and how to spot them in your day-to-day How Blake reframed the way she serves her clients to adapt to their new needs in the time of COVID, and the impact and growth she has seen in those clients since (in spite of 2020’s challenges) And much more! Favorite Quote:   “I'm so proud of the work that my clients have been doing. Because ultimately, they're taking the tools that they're being given and the support they're being given, and they're applying it, and they're getting the results. But it's not just that, it's watching these women recognize that they can get back to that peak of their career when they were confident, they felt like there were no barriers, they were excited and energized and passionate to get up to go to work. And they are in organizations and in roles that align with their natural skills and gifts, and they feel valued in that work. And ultimately, I know that this initial result they're getting is just the beginning for them.”   Blake Schofield     Horse for Sale:   Book a 15-minute discovery call with Blake here   Access Blake’s emails and the Protect & Prepare series here   How to Get Involved:   Nic Peterson and Jeff Moore are endlessly fascinated with the mindsets and practices that make smart, successful people tick - and they work closely with other entrepreneurs, business owners and service providers to put those habits and perspectives into action, making preeminence the cornerstone of every move forward.   You can connect with Nic at nicpeterson.com and masterymode.com, and you can find Jeff on LinkedIn. For more information about personal office days, contact the team at PreeminenceUnleashed.com.   And if you enjoyed the episode, be sure to visit the show on Apple Podcasts, rate and review. Your feedback is both important and appreciated!

Somewhere along the way, so many of us have felt forced into boxes at school or at work. But how do we break free, carve out our niche in life, and thrive along the way? This is what we're talking about with Blake Fly on today's episode of The YES Effect Show! Blake is one of my biggest influences. He helps artists, creatives, entrepreneurs, and other people with a message and an idea. When someone wants to share a speech, present a program, cultivate an online presence, build a community, or lead a mastermind, they can turn to Blake to learn how to impact more people, make more money, and fuel their own families, goals, and dreams. Blake wasn't the most popular kid in school, but he learned early on how to cultivate his unique abilities, find his people, and master the art of speaking. As he sees it now, whether he's delivering keynotes all over the world or creating Zoom events to empower entrepreneurs, nothing about his work has changed since high school - he simply does it at a much larger scale. I want to remind you that your story matters. Not just the story that you put out into the world, but the internal story about what we believe is possible for ourselves. If you want to know more about creating your powerful story that can change your life, 10X your business and make selling simple, join us in the Facebook Group Nice Girls Makes Sales. That is where the magic happens! IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN: How writing and delivering a 30-minute valedictory event in high school made Blake fall in love with the process of looking back on experiences, telling unique stories, and finding the universal within them. The tools and techniques Blake uses to humanize the experience of being. How to conquer your fear of the stage, make your message about your audience, and give them the gift of emotional emancipation. How Blake teaches people how to show up - and his advice for people who aren't fully expressing themselves. What Blake learned from his challenge to produce a live video every single day in 2020. Blake's vision for his Thank You event to span upwards of 50 years - and why it's never been more important to take stock of the people in our lives and express gratitude.    ---- I want to remind you that your story matters. Not just the story that you put out into the world, but the internal story about what we believe is possible for ourselves. If you want to know more about creating your powerful story that can change your life, 10X your business, and make selling simple, join us in the Facebook Group Nice Girls Makes Sales. That is where the magic happens! For full show notes on all of our episodes, visit https://www.shellivarela.com/blog

It was March 14, 2020, the office was closed down due to COVID and Patrice, an HR professional, found herself homeschooling her two kids, stressed out to the max.  She was searching for how to make the best of the situation and what the right path was for herself because she was tired of feeling emotionally detached from her work and sacrificing her family time. It was then that she made a life-changing decision - one that, in just three short months, challenged everything she believed about what was necessary in order to do the work she was passionate about AND make a great income.   On this episode of The Bridge to Fulfillment, Blake and Patrice discuss how Patrice began the process of learning to trust and value herself and what she has to offer, understanding that none of us are alone when we struggle (and how to reach out and find a helping hand), and being okay with the fact that your journey is an amazing work in progress. Tune in for a firsthand look at a life that changed for the better with a few key mindset shifts.  You'll Learn   Why the COVID quarantine brought about increased introspection, internal struggle and general life reevaluation in a lot of people How Blake and Patrice worked together to get a clear picture of a path forward that was based in value recognition, clarity and alignment What parameters you need to consider to make sure you're prioritizing the things you care about (not to mention your own self) And much more! Favorite Quote “Before, feeling stuck was hard for me. I felt like walls were closing in... So, me feeling like I now have a new lease on life in a way like to be able to own my own destiny is incredible to me, it's life changing. To be able to see myself in a light I just wasn't seeing myself before is the biggest life change for me in the last three months. And I'm really proud of it. Because when COVID hit, I wasn't sure. And all of the stressors many people out there are experiencing right now, many of those stressors were overwhelming. And stopping and getting clear about who I am and what I want gave me the confidence to then go and do it.”   -  Patrice How to get involved To schedule a 15 minute discovery call to see if or how Blake can help you: www.connectionsilluminated.com To get access to free resources, updates & future events, join Blake's newsletter at www.bridge2fulfillment.com You are capable of far more than you can imagine. Life doesn't have to be an either/or. You can have it all and do it without taking a leap or risking what you've worked so hard to build! Liked this episode, be sure to subscribe on Apple Podcasts and leave a review. We love to hear your feedback and we'd love for you to help us spread the word!

Blake Cason is a mindfulness and work/life balance coach, and the founder of Pivot Wellness. We talked about bringing awareness to our relationship with climbing, practicing radical honesty, ways of strengthening the mindfulness muscle, cycling priorities, and ways that both Blake and I have struggled to find balance between work and climbing. Support on Patreon:patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/blake-cason  Nuggets:  2:01 – The first time Blake jugged a line, choss in the Canadian Rockies, and supporting Mike on ‘The Shining Uncut’8:19 – Intentionally showing up to support another person in climbing9:58 – The relationship sandbox, and play and responsibility13:53 – Common issues/areas that Blake works on with her clients and climbers16:34 – Beauty in doing things that don’t have a point, and being out of alignment with what motivates us vs. what we’re actually doing20:24 – “Shoulds”, guideposts, and self-imposed suffering23:33 – Radical honesty, “is that working”, and slowing down28:12 – Finding mindfulness through climbing, and her climbing relationship as a barometer32:11 – Tuning into your body and your breath to return to the present moment34:14 – Focusing on the breath, and code-switching35:52 – Training the mindfulness muscle 39:43 – The practical use of mindfulness, and how to bring mindfulness to reflecting on the past or envisioning the future42:50 – Mindfulness applied to climbing performance, “paying attention”, and finding language that resonates44:57 – Savoring, loosening the grip, tapping into a growth mindset, and getting the whole brain firing 53:04 –  Self-limiting beliefs, “Is being attached to that belief working?”, and the research behind the importance of self-compassion58:28 – The brain-body connection, “abort mission”, and punting1:01:18 – ‘Joe Six Pack’, recognizing a need, and choosing to walk away (for now)1:05:31 – How Blake would work with a client who struggles with fear1:12:59 – My (Steven’s) struggle with balancing the podcast with my own climbing and expectations1:16:49 – Cycling priorities, and how Blake cycles her focus between her own climbing and her business, and values vs. priorities1:23:56 – Using inspiration as a guide for priorities1:25:57 – Zooming out1:32:13 – Gratitude1:32:55 – The area of mindfulness that Blake is working on currently1:37:31 – Where to connect with Blake and how you can work with her1:40:28 – Take a breath1:42:49 – My free life coaching session, and send us questions!

Blake Mundell wanted to be a worship songwriter, but quickly became disillusioned and transitioned to pop music. He now writes and records songs under the name, COURIER. Blake is recording a new album and his new single, Conversion, releases July 17. Also, Blake is a sports massage therapist and on the medical staff for the Tennessee Titans. He’s an instructor of ethics, anatomy, and physiology at Mind Body Institute and is happiest when on a beach volleyball court.  Blake lives with his partner, Tim, and dog, Jesse. Topics Discussed:  How Blake identifies in relationships and religion  How conversion therapy reates abusive and damaging sense of camaraderie  COURIER: Concept artist humanizes people and writes about life experiences Words of Wisdom: Mess up, know it’s ok, but do what’s possible to not mess up White Tears: Identity comes from community; give up power, give up what binds Emotional Labor: Hard but necessary; white people need to become whole again Theological Walls: Barrier from experiencing empathy due to what God made you Links and Resources:  Blake Mundell on InstagramBlake Mundell on Twitter COURIERPresent TenseWhite TearsMind Body InstituteTennessee TitansBridge to TerabithiaSueAnn ShiahWiccaColin KaepernickBad Theology Kills by Kevin GarciaQueerology, Ep 42 with SueAnn ShiahQueerology Podcast on InstagramQueerology Podcast on Twitter Beyond Shame by Matthias RobertsMatthias Roberts on Patreon Queerology releases every other Tuesday and is supported by its listeners via Patreon. Join in the conversation on Twitter: @queerologypod Until next week, -Matthias

Sharon Brown’s middle son, Blake, was a perfectly healthy baby until at six months old, he developed a sinus infection and was put on antibiotics. Thanks to old school Western medicine, he pretty much lived on antibiotics for the next 5-6 years, battling chronic sinus infections, ear infections and respiratory infections. When his teacher informed Sharon that Blake likely had Attention Deficit Disorder and would benefit from being on Ritalin, Sharon, a Clinical Nutritionist herself, wondered if maybe he was just unable to focus because he felt so miserable all the time. She decided to take matters into her own hands to stop the downward spiral of conventional medicine. She started to research alternative remedies for inflammation and infection and thus cracked opened the world of gut health. Once she learned about the powerful gut-healing benefits of bone broth, it was a game changer for Blake. In 2011 Sharon and her husband (a chef! lucky lady...) launched Bonafide Provisions with the mission of making traditionally-prepared bone broth available to all those who need it. Now Bonafide is offering more than broth- since airing this episode they have rolled out certified organic broth-based soups and Keto broth with MCT oil to boot!  SPECIAL OFFER FOR HTW LISTENERS- Now through the end of November, Bonafide is offering 20% off when they order online at bonafideprovisions.com and use the code HTW Sharon Brown talks about... -Throwing everything out of her family’s pantry including grains and sugar -Sneaking bone broth into everything Blake consumed, and how he hasn’t been on antibiotics since--he’s 19 now -How Blake’s healing led to her studying nutrition and helping lots of people heal their gut including people with Crohn’s disease -The crucial statistic that nobody knows--85% of your immune system is in your gut -The Siamese twin relationship between your brain and your gut -Why doctors aren’t prescribing bone broth--spoiler alert, it’s all about big pharma -The movement of vegans and vegetarians turning to bone broth--and chicken is the gateway meat -How to shop for bone broth and why it absolutely, 100%, without a doubt, belongs in the frozen section   Resources: -Website -Instagram   Highway To Well is a production of Crate Media

Blake Morgan is a best-selling author, speaker and futurist who focuses on customer experience. Her new book, The Customer of the Future: Ten Guiding Principles for Winning Tomorrow’s Business, was just released on October 29. Creating great customer experience is critical for organizations looking to get and stay ahead. With all of the technologies we have and use on a daily basis (Netflix, Amazon, Spotify, etc…) as consumers we have come to expect personalized, easy, quick experiences. The problem is so many organizations are not keeping up with technology. Most, if not all, of us have stories about horrible experiences when interacting with insurance companies or cable companies or airlines. Creating great customer experience is intertwined with creating great employee experience, because it is employees who are fulfilled, happy, and engaged who are going to be willing to go above and beyond for the customers. Employees who do not have the resources, tools, and training to do their job correctly are not going to provide great customer experience. Blake shares a story that she heard from an HR executive at Workday, that proves this point completely. There was a salesperson who worked at the company, but he had a very hard time selling the software. The software itself was very hard to sell because it is only replaced every 10 years, but on top of that the salesperson was going through some difficult times personally, which made selling even harder. He had found out his daughter was suffering from an illness and the insurance he had through the company would not cover the medical attention his daughter would need. He approached HR to ask for an exception and surprisingly they were able to change his policy to cover what his daughter needed. He was so grateful and relieved that he had a complete turn around professionally. He became the highest grossing sales person at the company and he started bringing in million dollar deals. Blake says, “What I love about this story is that the head of HR didn't even remember approving this policy change for this young man because it was just so normal to be a human being and do the right thing for the human beings that work for you. And I think most companies, they've become so procedure obsessed, so operations obsessed, so money obsessed that they completely miss the human element, they treat their employees like robots, which is ironic because we're all afraid of being replaced by robots. Well, most companies already treat their employees like robots and their employees treat customers like robots.” Think of how much our customer experience would change if we could start by treating our employees with empathy, compassion, and kindness. “Being a successful business today takes hard work, but if you're just the one who has common sense, if you have integrity, if you have fair business practices, I believe that you can make it based on these old principles of integrity, of a commitment to being better. Jeff Bezos recently said, "I believe that one day Amazon will fail. Amazon will go bankrupt." And that's this humility, this awareness of... His company's own mortality. Like even Amazon could disappear overnight. That keeps him humble. And earning our keep every single day, no matter if it's in our relationships with our family, with our employees, with our customers, it's that humility. All of this could just go away. So every single day we need to try our best and commit to our originally established own vision and not let it lose its luster over time.”   What you will learn: How Blake got involved in the customer experience space What is the difference between customer service and customer experience A look at the biggest trend causing organizations to spend more time on customer experience How does employee experience fit in with customer experience Examples of companies who are getting customer experience right A look at the 10 guiding principles in Blake’s new book

***Register for our FREE mastering webinar with Blake here: edmprod.com/mastering In this interview, I sit down with Blake La Grange. Blake is an accomplished mastering engineer (chief engineer of Mercury Mastering) and the founder of Mastering.com. Here's what we talk about: - How Blake kicked off his full-time music career by leveraging Myspace and Blink 182 - The economics of mastering compared to mixing - Going out on your own vs. working for someone - Why producers should strongly consider mastering their own work - Blake's opinion on automated mastering services like Landr. Blake La Grange on the web: www.mastering.com www.blakelagrange.com www.instagram.com/blake_lagrange www.mercurymastering.com/ Want to learn more about mastering? Register for our live webinar next week: edmprod.com/mastering

Blake Bowman’s Biggest Accomplishments Blake is an established and recognised authority figure in the health & wellness niche. He has over 16 million video views on YouTube, and just shy of 150,000 subscribers. He also has over 67k followers on instagram. He is mainly focused on correct exercise  (for posture & structural strength), Biohacking & Holistic Health. Holistic health encapsulates things like posture, stress levels, pain, medical history, goals, sleep patterns, nutrition and more, He is mostly self taught (physical therapy books, strength training, and manual therapy) but has multiple certifications in the fitness field. Founder of GuerillaZen Fitness and also Potentia Wellness (medicinal mushrooms) He has 9 Best Selling Products: Posture Hacking System Intelligent Strength Program APT Solution Posture & movement screen Clean Eating Plan for women Inflammation Solution Launch Sequence The Three Pillars What you’ll learn in this episode: What Blake’s interpretation of Ancestral Health, Health Optimisation and Correct Exercises mean and why did he choose that to focus on? How Blake still maintains passion for his niche nearly 10 years into it. Why is fixing posture important for you? What are the effects on your body of bad posture? What are some of the most important but quick fixes for bad posture? What other areas besides diet and exercise are important for  good ‘health’? How our bodies ‘eat light’ and how to make sure your life is not being destroyed by harmful light rays. How electromagnetic fields are affecting our day to day life and what to be aware of. What is Blake’s morning routine and what tools does he use to maximise his morning? What are some of Blake’s biggest struggles and how did he overcome them in his life? What are medicinal mushrooms? How medicinal mushroom benefit us and how to consume them More on Blake’s new business ‘Potentia Wellness’ Why is Blake’s story? How did he start his business and what is the best way to overcome adversity? What does the future hold for Blake?

In this episode, Blake Eastman, founder of The Nonverbal Group, creator of Beyond Tells, and owner of The School of Cards, talks about the largest study ever conducted on the behavior of poker players. Elliot and Blake discuss how to integrate this new information into your game and why the use of tells isn't for everyone. Listen in to hear a psychology expert share some tips and tricks that you can implement immediately to have an advantage over your live opponents. Visit The Mindset Advantage Podcast or find us on iTunes to subscribe, visit previous episodes, and learn more about your host, Elliot Roe.  Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:50 – Introducing Blake, the founder of The Nonverbal Group, creator of Beyond Tells, and owner of School of Cards 00:55 – He was a psychology professor and now uses that knowledge and data to help people understand the use of tells in the game 01:23 – He started playing poker in his teens and his work now combines his three main passions – poker, nonverbal behavior, and teaching 02:25 – Blake was anti-behavior and anti-tells before, but after Beyond Tells his perspective changed 03:06 – Information on Beyond Tells 03:08 – It is the largest study ever conducted on the behavior of poker players; things like blink rate were recorded 03:55 – They found that the quantitative approach is useless but the qualitative results have been game-changing 04:22 – The poker community has been wrong about how they read tells – the results have found that qualitative patterns tell the most 04:57 – They've designed frameworks and approaches to identify who to watch, when, and how so you can integrate that into your game 05:30 – Video is necessary to analyze spots 05:50 –Blake's “A-ha!” moment – when he realized the data was useful and he had been wrong 06:05 – He was in the office looking at footage and implemented the “grounding theory,” where you code the data without a hypothesis 06:30 – He was watching a specific player and saw correlations between his hand movements and range 06:51 – He started noticing the same thing with other players and live at the table; poker tells can be taught, they aren't just an inherent skill 07:30 – How Blake teaches the skill to students 07:35 – First, students must understand and know the body can give off information, then that can be prioritized into a system 08:00 – They can establish feedback loops for players 09:20 – What you can pick up in a small amount of time 09:35 – Predictive models allow for you to follow a player using common patterns 10:27 – The system allows for you to know, not think, where another player is weak 11:15 – Which players to read 11:30 – It depends on the players, but is still beneficial even if you can only read one player 12:18 – He teaches people to go after certain spots and opportunities so behaviors can define and guide as to when to make certain moves 12:43 – Working with the greatest minds in poker 13:05 – He doesn't want the highest echelons knowing his techniques because he plays with them 14:04 – On his work with Nonverbal Group and the power of perspective 14:35 – He sees a difference between mindset and mental game; he sees mindset as an approach and mental game as on-table optimization 14:50 – You must fix the foundation (mindset) before working on anything else 15:35 – On the game moving fast 15:50 – At the top it moves fast, but most games move slow; there's a media bias and the local card room isn't represented 17:42 – Lower-level players are still not up to date on higher-level information about the game 18:00 – Reading behavior and tells is for a specific kind of player, not just anyone 19:04 – On what Beyond Tells does 19:11 – They focus on live, no-limit Hold ‘Em and have a serious of programs depending on what the player needs, but mechanics need to be established first 20:10 – The course is embedded with his knowledge of psychology 23:36 – A tip for listeners: Pay attention to the hands 23:50 – Pick one or two players and focus on their hands pre-flop; see what they do right before and right after 24:12 – Increase your awareness 25:15 – High-level players want to know timing tells but there are more interesting tells to analyze 26:26 – A final tip for listeners: Embedded concealment strategies make it easier to pay attention to them 27:00 – Blake's plans 27:06 – He's going to Aussie Millions and WSOP 27:28 – He's learning and understanding other player's spots; he's using his own findings to improve his game 3 Key Points The qualitative results Blake has found are game-changing. You must master the foundations of poker before studying behavior and tells. A player's hands tell a lot – pick a player or two and see what their hand say. Contact/Resources Beyond Tells - Training Website Poker Mind Coach – Elliot's Coaching Website Credits Podcast Production by Podcastily

Someone once said that it takes a village to raise a child. If it’s also true that it takes a village to write a book, one of the most important villagers is the editor.  On today’s episode, I talk with a good friend who also happens to be a great editor. He helps us understand how why editors are such an important part of the book-making process, and how to choose the right editor for your next book project. Blake Atwood is an editor, author, and ghostwriter who helps writers tell better stories, choose the right path to publication, and how to best market their words. He is also an instructor for Writing Workshops Dallas, which offers wide-ranging seminars and courses for writers of all kinds by a host of excellent teachers. Many of those are available via live stream. On this episode, you’ll learn about the different types of editing and why each one is important for your book. Blake also shares how to find the right editor, and how to know when it’s time to let go of your book and move on. In addition, Blake turns the tables on me by digging into the reasons I haven’t finished my own book yet! One of the most fascinating parts of this conversation is Blake’s story of how he brought his late uncle’s novel to life. This episode is packed with great stories and nuggets of wisdom from Blake!  Blake has generously offered Born to Create podcast listeners a 10% discount on his editing services if you book him before the end of the year. Make sure to get in touch with him if you need an editor for a current or upcoming book. Show Highlights In this episode, you’ll discover: How The Chronicles of Narnia, and a specific teacher, inspired Blake to become a writer. What Blake loves about editing, and how it fulfills him creatively. Different types of editing you will encounter in the publishing process, and why each is important. Blake’s advice for correcting some of the most common mistakes writers make. Blake’s process for finding the right type of editor. How Blake was discovered by Sean McCabe, which led to his work on James Clear’s new book Atomic Habits. How to know when a book is finished and move on to the next project. How Blake finished his uncle’s novel after his uncle passed away.  Habits that have helped Blake be more successful. Key Takeaways 1. Editors are a key part of the creative writing process. Editors perform a similar function to a record producer. Their job is to take the raw elements and make something beautiful from it. A good editor is not just a hired gun or a cleanup person (although it can certainly involve cleaning up errors and mistakes). Rather, they are collaborators who can make a good book great.  2. There are three distinct stages in editing. They move from the macro to the micro. First is developmental editing, which is concerned with taking a big picture look at the overall book and its story and/or structure. Second is copyediting, which is concerned with grammar, spelling, and line-by-line corrections. Third is proofreading, which is checking for errors after the book has been formatted for print and digital, since errors can happen in that process. It’s important to understand the different types of editing and what to expect when working with editors. 3. Habits can make or break your success. One theme that you will hear often on this podcast is the importance of good habits. Blake shared how he developed a habit of getting up at 5 a.m., and this habit has served him well. He also talked about getting out of his introvert comfort zone by teaching and public speaking, reading 50 pages a day, and quitting books that don’t hold his interest.- Resources BlakeAtwood.com The Father Effect by John Finch with Blake Atwood Don’t Fear the Reaper: Why Every Author Needs an Editor by Blake Atwood The Gospel According to Breaking Bad by Blake Atwood Sins of the Five Fathers by James H. Drury with Blake Atwood Connect with Blake on Facebook Connect with Blake on LinkedIn Follow Blake on Twitter Follow Blake on Instagram Blake’s articles at The Write Life Editorial Freelanders Association BookLaunchMentor.com K.M. Weiland’s recommendations for editors Atomic Habits by James Clear Overlap by Sean McCabe Day One journaling app The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Vellum app James Clear’s article on reading comprehension The Guilt-Free Guide to Choosing Which Books to Read by Kent Sanders MelindaMartin.me (publishing and design services) Writing Workshops Dallas Whispers in the Pews by Chris Morris, ed. Podcast Partners: Jeff Hosey Jim Krenning Jeni Voss Looking for Christmas gift ideas? My book The Artist’s Suitcase: 26 Essentials for the Creative Journey is the perfect gift for the artist or creative person in your life (or even yourself!) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play For more great resources to help unleash your creative powers, visit my site at KentSanders.net. Connect with me on social media: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram

How Blake started from scratch to create the Body and Mind Factory. This ep goes deep and includes all the struggles and triumphs that small businesses can face and how support from good people can make all the difference. (Apologies for the audio, we had some mic problems on Dom's end so he is a bit quiet)

How Blake and Dom deal with pressure in everyday life as well as competition.

The time has come for us to officially wrap up this season of the Motivational Millennial podcast. In this special finale episode, we talk about how we’ve grown this past season; with an eye towards how we can help other people through their own growth process, of course. In the Motivational Millennial season two finale, we’ll discuss the importance of remembering that our sacrifices are a choice we’ve made and not something people force upon us, how taking ownership of our choices can empower us to feel happier and less anxious, the long-term benefits that come from investing in your personal growth and development, and so much more! What you’ll hear in this episode: How Blake learned he doesn’t always have to lose for others around him to win The importance of remembering our sacrifices are a choice The ways Blake’s life has changed since realizing he doesn’t have to sacrifice to make others happy How Ivy learned to take ownership of her decisions What if the story we tell ourselves about our lives isn’t entirely accurate? The long-term benefits that come from investing in your personal growth and development The profound impact Blake and Ivy’s hairstyle changes this season have had on them What playing a video game helped Ivy realize about her own growth mindset Why Blake and Ivy refuse to be pessimistic about the possibility for people to transform their lives Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

In this episode, we reflect on our conversation with Daniela Plattner; a leadership coach and the Founder of The Future of Feminine. The two main themes of that conversation were intuition and purpose, so that’s what we’re diving more into today. One of us even reveals how Daniela’s formula for combining your pain with your passion to create your purpose inspired a complete shift in our business. Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: Blake’s take on Daniela’s actions of actively cultivating intuition Examples in Blake’s life where his intuition kicked in How Blake and Ivy tap into their intuition and recognize it’s speaking to them Why it’s not all or nothing when it comes to using intuition to guide our decisions Ivy’s thoughts on how intuition is a conduit to a deeper knowledge and understanding The difference between emotion and intuition How meditation, prayer, and nature help us tap into our intuition How Daniela’s perspective of combining your pain and passion to create your purpose helped Ivy through a difficult time in her coaching practice Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

In this inspired conversation, we reflect on our chat with QuHarrison Terry, who is a serial entrepreneur that was recently named one of LinkedIn’s Top Voices in Technology. QuHarrison’s interview was one of our most scientific interviews to date and we’re continuing that theme today by giving our thoughts on Transhumanism, our quest for perfection, the importance of making mistakes, and how technology is potentially hindering our personal growth as human beings. Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: The drastic difference in Blake and Ivy’s takeaways from their conversation with QuHarrison What is Transhumanism? Are our smart phones actually helping us? If you aren’t making mistakes, you aren’t making anything How Blake and Ivy overcome reflexive fear How technology physically rewires our brains The importance of occasionally getting out of your habit loop   Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

Last week, we had the pleasure of speaking with Marc Guberti; who has written over 18 books and is the host of the Breakthrough Success Podcast where he’s had guests like Seth Godin, Neil Patel, and Ray Edwards. It was while he was speaking about some of his most successful guests and how they all have systems in place, that our interests were particularly piqued. It was a great reminder of how important systems are, not only in business, but also in our general lives. It’s that concept of having internal and external systems in place that we’re diving more into today. Enjoy! What you’ll hear in this episode: Blake dispels the myth that you must wear hard work like a badge of honor to be successful The irony of saying you don’t have time to put systems in place The importance of realizing you deserve to be supported Ivy’s takeaway from Marc’s interview about a book that is sexist but also powerful in a positive way Why we shouldn’t just focus on external forms of support How “acting as if” can help you manifest what you truly want The mindset you must have to be adaptable and successful How we constantly set ourselves up for failure The road trip that caused Ivy to change how she goes through life How Blake’s productivity has increased 50% since he gave up his to-do list   Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

In last week’s episode, we spoke with Caleb Arring and Matthew VanHorn who are successful business mentors for LGBTQ entrepreneurs. During that conversation we talked about the medical scare that completely changed their perspective on their career paths, the unique challenges LGBTQ entrepreneurs face when starting and growing a business, why entrepreneurs should switch to outcome-based planning instead of to-do lists, and more. While talking with Caleb and Matthew we were particularly fascinated with how they were able to change their perspectives and see a direct result in their business. So often we convince ourselves we’re not capable of accomplishing the things we want when there’s actually nothing stopping us but ourselves. In this episode, we’re going to dig a little deeper into this topic. What you’ll here in this episode: Ivy’s biggest takeaway from their interview with Caleb Arring and Matthew VanHorn Blake’s biggest takeaway from the interview Using gratitude to switch to a “now that” perspective instead of an “if-then” perspective The difference between Blake and Ivy’s views on life purpose How Blake used gratitude to get through his CrossFit class   Follow Us On: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube

Unschooling is more about self-directed learning, finding out what you’re interested in, and going really deep into something. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Blake Boles. While in college, Blake stumbled upon a book that really opened his eyes to the world of unschooling, alternative education, and how students could be learning better outside of the traditional systems. Shortly after graduating, he worked in California doing outdoor education and then ran off to South America for three months, where he decided he wanted to work within the alternative education field while also traveling. He then started Unschool Adventures, where he takes students on two-month trips to interesting places around the world. Blake is an excellent guy to follow if you’re into the alternative education and unschooling movement, as well as the digital nomad space. We covered a wide range of topics, including: Alternative educational systems The unschooling movement and its goals Finding the motivation to leave the traditional school system Fixing the existing school systems The importance of self-directed learning Turning your passions into a career And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Blake on his website! If you enjoyed this episode and the bits on turning your passion into a career, you’ll like my episode with Tasha Meys, where we talk about that and more. If you want more on the schooling system, be sure to listen to my episode with William Deresiewicz, where we discuss that in-depth.   Find Blake Online: Website Unschool Adventures How to Live Nowhere Mentioned in the show: Unschool Adventures [0:55] Lonely Planet [3:27] Summerhill School [9:05] Astro Camp [9:41] Not Back to School Camp [13:41] Couchsurfing [34:16] Minerva [34:37] (Nat Chat episode with the founder) Liberated Learners [36:49] North Star [36:54] Lord of the Flies [37:53] Arthur Morgan school [40:20] Mooc [43:12] Blakes website [51:44] Blake’s newsletter [51:44] How to Live Nowhere [52:47] Books mentioned: Dumbing Us Down [11:11] A Different Kind of Teacher [11:13] Excellent Sheep [30:15] (Nat’s Notes) (Nat Chat episode) The Art of Self-directed Learning [51:44] (Blake’s other books) People mentioned: John Taylor Gatto [8:04] William Deresiewicz [30:15] (Nat Chat episode) 1:50 - Intro to Blake, some background on what he does, and some information on his business Unschool Adventures, where he takes unschooled teenagers on international trips. Also, how he figures out which places to take his students and some details on what they learn. 5:50 - Why Blake chose to do these trips for a younger crowd and who these students are. 7:06 - How Blake got involved in the unschooling movement, some of his experiences growing up with it, and his education. 11:23 - What Blake did before he started getting into the unschool movement and his transformational travel experience to South America. Also, how he started his lifestyle business and its beginnings. 16:32 - What made Blake choose to get into unschooling compared to other alternative schooling methods and him discussing some of the homeschooling laws in Germany and in the US. 20:11 - Blake’s thoughts on social integration with unschooling and some in-depth information on the social aspect of unschooling. Also, how it can be really beneficial for sociability. 25:11 - Blake's thoughts on whether it requires a certain type of person for unschooling and on whether it could work for every kid. 28:41 - Wealthy students sometimes having it the worst with going to these top schools and the negative aspects of the social pressure that they face with those schools. Blake’s thoughts on changing the existing school systems or whether it’s okay for a certain type of person. Also, the lack of self-efficacy with these traditional compared to unschooled students. 33:00 - Whether or not Blake was always comfortable figuring things out on his own and some of the things that helped him out the most with self-directed learning. 34:29 - Blake's thoughts on other alternative schooling programs and his thoughts on the practical issue that families interested in unschooling face, which is that the parents working often or that there’s only one parent. Also, which alternative school models Blake recommends the most. 39:19 - Whether or not Blake has thought about starting a center modeled after these other effective self-directed learning centers. Also, some of his future plans within the unschooling space. 42:16 - Blake’s ideas for fixing the education problem at the parental level, some more thoughts on how Blake’s parents helped him out regarding education, how parents can help their children more in regards to education, and where he started when he began questioning the education system. 46:37 - Blake detailing the de-schooling process and talking about the transition phases between mentally demanding periods of life. 49:10 - Some last thoughts from Blake and some thoughts on the extreme social comparison that can be made between unschooled students and regular students. 51:44 - Wrap-up and where to find Blake online. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Unrestricted travel, in general, is such a great corollary for self-directed learning for having to figure out who you are and what you want to do, because no one’s going to hold your hand or make it easy for you or if they do, they’re going to charge you a bunch of money.

Blake Calhoun isn't a celebrity director, he's not a health & wellness expert, and he's not going to drop any giant knowledge-bombs on you in this episode. He's just a hard-working filmmaker and editor doing his best to raise two kids and create cool stuff in the process. Through virtually no effort whatsoever, Blake has lost over 30 pounds (and kept it off in the last year), eradicated himself from a daily soda & junk food habit, and has the energy left after a long day to spend time with his family. If that doesn't make you a superhero in the film industry, I don't know what does. By simply following a few of the steps we talk about in this episode, you can completely change your life for the long term as Blake did, and you can do it one small step at a time. Full disclaimer: Blake is the owner of Cinemoti, one of the sponsors of this episode. If you're a filmmaker and you don't know about Cinemoti, you need to check them out. He's doing some really cool stuff. Our Sponsors: GeekDesk CineMoti Topics of Conversation: How Blake and I met Blake’s new healthy habits What is simple is not always easy... Blake’s journey to better health and wellness What Blake has noticed since he changed his diet The difference between fad dieting and a lifestyle change The reasons why Blake decided to make this lifestyle change -- his children “You really can change your health just by what you eat” Why BMI isn’t a very good measure of health Blake’s roadmap to better health It’s the little things that help! How Blake “treats” himself throughout the week Does food taste differently now? A little bit of soda bashing (use Coke to clean your toilet!) Blake’s tips on how to succeed in changing your lifestyle What CineMoti has in its library (read: not just background elements!) Use coupon code FIP15 for 15% off CineMoti! Useful links: FiP Blog Post: Sitting is Killing You, But Standing Isn't The Answer FiP Podcast Ep36: The Primal Lifestyle FiP Podcast Ep76: Why Calorie Counting Doesn't Work FiP Podcast Ep79: How To Stay Healthy at Conventions and Events Link: BMI calculator Advocare Fed Up Guest Bio: Blake is founder of the 2nd Unit footage site CineMoti.com and a Texas-­based filmmaker who likes to play golf (although he never gets to). He’s also produced, directed & edited ten independent feature films and digital series including the award­winning shows Pink and Continuum, also Exposed for Warner Bros. TV and executive producer McG. And recently he teamed up with New York Times Best­Selling author Rachel Caine and Felicia Day’s Geek & Sundry entertainment network to create the digital series Morganville. In his spare time he tries to sleep (at least six hours a night). Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, the show notes were prepared by Natalie Boschan, and this show is executive produced by Kanen Flowers. We are a member of the THAT STUDIO podcast network. The music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Dorian Cheah from his brilliant album ARA.