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Bob Baker joins the show to talk about the power of affirmations and positive self talk. Bob discusses what affirmations are and how they work, how they can improve many facets of your life over time, the different types of affirmations and positive self talk that you can create and use, and his top tips for making positive affirmations and self talk work for you. On today's podcast, you will learn: 1. What are positive affirmations and how do they work? 2. Some of the misconceptions behind using affirmations and positive self talk (you need to do the work!) 3. How to properly make positive affirmations that are authentic to you and fit your needs. 4. The affirmations I say to myself everyday (They're totally working!) 5. The different types of affirmations and positive self talk that you can create. 6. How Bob uses guided meditation to incorporate positive affirmations into people's lives. Bob Baker's Bio: Bob Baker is on a mission to inspire and empower people around the world. As an author, he spent decades helping musicians, artists, authors, and creative entrepreneurs use their talents and know-how to make a living and make a difference in the world. In 2016, Bob started posting affirmation and meditation videos on YouTube. The channel grew and now serves hundreds of thousands of subscribers and attracts more than a million views per month. He is the author of the highly acclaimed Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook and many other books, including The Empowered Artist, The Passion Principles, The DIY Career Manifesto, Unleash the Artist Within, and Branding Yourself Online. He also developed the Music Marketing 101 course at Berkleemusic, the online continuing education division of Berklee College of Music. He also teaches and performs improv comedy and co-wrote The Improv Comedy Musician with Laura Hall, the longtime pianist and musical director of Whose Line Is It Anyway? Bob is also an active podcaster and blogger. You can contact Bob and learn more about his affirmation work at Make sure to go follow his Youtube channel full of amazing guided meditation and positive affirmations And check out his new book The Power of Affirmations and Positive Self-Talk  

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Today's guest Bob Sager is the founder of Spearpoint Solutions. Bob's professional background includes over three decades of experience in sales, leadership, and training. Bob Sager is the inventor of the creative thinking game What's the Big Idea, which he is turning into a game show. In addition, he has authored a personal achievement book named Discovering Your Greatness and a book of innovative strategies and how to create them called 101 Freaking Brilliant Business Ideas And 10 Ways You Can Create Your Own. Bob has successfully used his vast experience to help companies get unstuck and take them to the next level. We often hear about thinking outside the box and that is exactly what Bob helps clients do. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Bob's path to starting Spear Point Solutions? [2:02] What does out thinking the competition mean? [4:05] Why is it so hard for people to have an out-thinking mindset? [8:10] How Bob helps businesses implement and walks them through the process [12:34] The inside scoop on creative thinking FUNshops [14:09] What's the Big Idea game show [23:02] What Bob did today that put him in the right mindset for success? [28:31] Resources & People Mentioned Discovering Your Greatness 101 Freaking Brilliant Business Ideas And 10 Ways You Can Create Your Own Atomic Habits Connect with Bob Sager The website On Twitter On Linkedin: Bob, Spearpoint On Facebook Guests on the Mitlin Money Mindset Show are not affiliated with CWM, LLC, and opinions expressed herein may not be representative of CWM, LLC. CWM, LLC is not responsible for the guest's content linked on this site. Connect With Mitlin Financial podcast(at)MitlinFinancial.com - email us with your suggestions for topics or guests https://mitlinfinancial.com  Follow on Twitter Follow on Instagram Subscribe on Youtube Follow on Linkedin Follow on Facebook Subscribe to Mitlin Money Mindset™ on  Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Bob Arno is a comedy pickpocket and criminologist specializing in global street crime, is the co-author of Travel Advisory: How to Avoid Thefts, Cons, and Street Scams While Traveling, and was featured in National Geographic's Pickpocket King documentary. [This is part two of a two-part episode. Make sure to catch part one here!] What We Discuss with Bob Arno: How Bob, the son of a judge, got involved in social engineering and pickpocketing for the purpose of entertainment. Why pickpockets are commonly targeted by terrorist organizations for radicalization efforts. How diversionary crime like pickpocketing has changed just like every other profession during the COVID-19 pandemic. How Bob is able to get close to real-life criminal pickpockets and learn their tricks of the trade without winding up in the hospital -- or worse. The psychology of a pickpocket -- what they're looking for in an ideal victim and what you can do to ensure you're not that victim. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/531 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Bob Arno is a comedy pickpocket and criminologist specializing in global street crime, is the co-author of Travel Advisory: How to Avoid Thefts, Cons, and Street Scams While Traveling, and was featured in National Geographic's Pickpocket King documentary. [This is part one of a two-part episode. Stay tuned for part two later this week!] What We Discuss with Bob Arno: How Bob, the son of a judge, got involved in social engineering and pickpocketing for the purpose of entertainment. Why pickpockets are commonly targeted by terrorist organizations for radicalization efforts. How diversionary crime like pickpocketing has changed just like every other profession during the COVID-19 pandemic. How Bob is able to get close to real-life criminal pickpockets and learn their tricks of the trade without winding up in the hospital -- or worse. The psychology of a pickpocket -- what they're looking for in an ideal victim and what you can do to ensure you're not that victim. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/530 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Bob Burg; Sales expert, Speaker, and Author. Today’s Episode Summary: On today’s podcast, I have a very special guest, Mr. Bob Burg; a sales expert, speaker, and author of several books on sales, marketing and influence, with total book sales approaching two million copies. Bob started his career 40 years ago with a sales system that changed his destiny in the world of sales forever and now he is helping other people to grow in sales. Bob also has a library and has turned the knowledge and wisdom of other people into his own through its right application. Today Bob is sharing with us his wisdom of 40 years on sales and he is also entertaining questions of our Clubhouse audience.   Bob explains that selling a product/service is not just about going out and telling people about it. It’s about having a well-proven system that guarantees to generate more sales. Such type of sales system is usually based on logical and specific set of ‘how to’ principles which can help you to predictably achieve more sales. Secondly, don’t make “money” as your prime reason of sales. Rather focus on providing “value” to your customers because money is just a reward for hitting the target of serving others. If you will approach selling this way, people will willingly exchange their money with the value, they will also be your walking ambassadors, and they will refer you to everybody. As a salesperson, you should focus on the wants and desires of your customer. You should provide them value that THEY think is a value, not what YOU think is a value. If you are a Solopreneur or you are running a small company then you should focus on making enough money so that you could afford to hire people who could take care of your administrative work. And if you will not hire someone at some stage or point, you won't be able to grow sustainably. If you want that your employees, particularly young employees, follow the core values of your company then you should remind them again and again what your core values are and how your business wants them to work. Secondly, your own actions must be aligned with your core values otherwise your employees won’t follow these values either. If you want to increase charges for your service, first make sure you are providing a significant amount of value. Secondly, calculate the number of hours you are giving to a client (whose rates you want to increase); if you are investing X amount of time on a client, that X you can give to 2 clients, you should better increase your rates. These are few sales tips from our honorable guest & sales expert; Mr. Bob Burg. All of these tips have the potential to generate more sales and bring more money into your hands. If you are selling any product/service and your sales are stagnant and you want to grow them then don't miss this episode. You will get a mind-changing sales approach in this podcast and it will help you to generate more sales for your business. To learn more about “How to generate more sales”, take advantage of this podcast and listen to the 40 years of Bob's experience just in 1 hr &13 min. What You Will Learn from this Episode: How Bob discovered a well-proven sales system to boost his sales? Definition of a “sales system” that can give you the desired result? Why do salespeople fail? Relationship of personal development with sales. What is the best way to approach selling? Importance of providing value to the customer. Concept of ‘Price’ vs. ‘Value’. ‘Value’ from customer’s perspective vs. ‘value’ from a salesman’s perspective. Importance of ‘asking questions’ and ‘listening’ in the field of sales. Importance of Sandler’s sales model. Books of Bob and their impact on people’s lives. What you will learn from Q&A session b/w audience & Bob Burg How you can increase sales if you are a solopreneur or running a small company? How you can engage your employees with your company values? Is there any incongruence between “being a Go-Giver” & “having a targeted market”? How to balance “being good to everyone” & being strategically good? How to be authentically curious & genuinely ask questions in any meeting or conversation? When you should increase the rates of your product or service? How to reduce the communication gap with your clients? How to judge if you are providing value to your client are not? The Episode Timeline: [00:00]– Introduction of Bob Burg. [00:58]- How Bob discovered the system to step-up the game of his sales? [04:22]- Definition of a right SYSTEM that gives the desired result in sales. [05:34]- Personal development is part of sales. [06:29]- Books of Bob and their impact on people’s lives. [10:15]- Characters in Bob’s book- ‘Go-Giver’- and their link to Bob’s own sales story. [13:00]- The best way to approach selling: “do not focus on money, focus on providing the value.” [15:46]- People buy for their reasons, not for your reasons. [16:40]- Money is a byproduct of the value you are giving. [20:49]- Why salespeople fail? [21:06]- Concept of ‘Price’ and ‘Value’ explained. [22:08]- “Subjective truths of human beings vs. real truths”; concept explained in the context of sales. [24:24]- Importance of asking questions and listening properly for closing more sales. [26:06]- Last piece of advice from Bob for the listeners. [27:18]- David Sandler’s Sales Model. [28:09]- Contact detail of Bob and his resources. [29:41]– Q & A session with Bob Burg (introduction). [31:16]- Q1: How to increase sales if you are a solopreneur or running a small company? [35:23]- Q2: How to engage employees with company values? [39:14]- Q3: How to balance “being good to everyone” & being strategically good? [43:22]- Q4: How to be authentically curious & genuinely ask questions in any meeting or conversation? [46:25]- Q5: When you should increase charges of your service? [58:01]- Q6: How to reduce the communication gap with your clients? [1:00:40]- Q7: How to quantify if you are providing value to your client are not (particularly in a situation where it’s not quite obvious)?  [1:03:31]- Q8: What is the one big thing in Bob’s career? Golden Nuggets from Episode: “If you want to make a lot of money in sales then don’t have ‘making money’ as your target. Your target is serving others. And when you hit this target, you will get a reward and that reward will come in the form of money. Remember that money is simply the reward for hitting the target of serving others.” –Bob Burg “Great salesmanship is never about the salesperson or product or service. Great salesmanship is about the other person. It’s about adding immense value to the lives of those you touch.” –Bob Burg “Money is simply an echo of value.” –Bob Burg “You don’t make money out of a hobby.” –Bob Burg “Money follows the value” –Bob Burg “If you are serving a client, your goal is to get them to the finish line; your goal is to get them the result that you agreed upon. That result doesn’t matter how much money they are paying you.” –Corey Berrier “Will it make money? It isn’t a bad question. It is a great question; it is just a bad first question. The first question should be does it serve? Will it bring immense value to other human beings?” –Bob Burg “Value is always in the eyes of the beholder. It’s not what we think is valuable about this OR what we think they should think is valuable about this. It’s what THEY think is valuable about this.” –Bob Burg “If you want to be curious, MAKE A DECISION TO BE CURIOUS. Because action inspires feeling.” –Bob Burg   “Solopreneurs first do everything on their own and then little by little they find right people who can replace them in certain areas.” –Bob Burg   Bob Burg’s Website: Website: https://burg.com/   My Website & Social Media Handles: Website: https://salesceo.co/ Facebook:  @Corey Berrier https://www.facebook.com/corey.berrier Instagram:  @coreyberrier https://www.instagram.com/coreyberrier/ @successfullifepodcast https://www.instagram.com/successfullifepodcast/ Twitter: @ successfullifepodcast https://twitter.com/success40324744 Linkedin:  Corey Berrier- Successful Life Podcast https://www.linkedin.com/in/coreysalescoach/ YouTube: Successful Life Podcast https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrPl4lUyKV7hZxoTksQDsyg/featured

Understanding the past can often help create clarity for the future. Many industries are changing rapidly these days and Fertility practices are not immune. Changes from scientific advancements, culture, and consumers all play a role in the landscape shift of the industry. When you add technology to the mix, advancements start snowballing rapidly. This week on Inside Reproductive Health I interviewed Dr. Robert Stillman, a Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinology and Fertility subspecialist with over 40 years of experience. We recount his experience from beginning to the present and what he deems will be important in the future. He has direct experience with the integration of private equity capital into fertility practice and has led trends in practice financing, technology (e.g. AI, genetic testing, egg freezing), physician and staff recruitment, retainment, compensation, partnership tract, and retirement paradigms. In this episode, we talk about Dr. Stillman’s insight into the industry and big trends we are seeing including how Artificial Intelligence is and will continue to shift the industry. We also talk about: How Private Equity effects Fertility Practice What changes have happened in the Fertility field over the last 20 years How has consolidation and expansion has affected the REI landscape How Bob was able to successfully work with the academic centers To learn more about our Goal and Competitive Diagnostic, visit us at FertilityBridge.com.

Do you ever feel like there’s not enough time to do all of the things you have to get done in a day? Do you question if The ONE Thing could work for you because you’re confident you have more than one thing?We’ve all been there. But the truth is you can overcome it. Imagine what would be possible if you had clarity on The ONE Thing you could do that would make everything else easier or unnecessary — and you did that thing first, every day.Bob Minford is the Vice President of Airline Technology at FedEx. He used the principles of The ONE Thing to bring more clarity and alignment to his organization, creating some truly extraordinary results.If you’re interested in bringing this to your organization, visit the1thing.com/training to reach out about our corporate training.To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: the1thing.com/podcast.In this episode, you will learn...[02:58] How FedEx adopted The ONE Thing[09:05] How Bob identified their ONE Thing[17:27] Creating a fast lane[29:12] What’s possible when you find your lead domino[35:30] How The ONE Thing is different from other productivity systemsLinks & Tools From This Episodethe1thing.com/training--Do you run a small business?Small business owners wear a lot of hats. Some of those hats feel incredible to wear. However, filing taxes and running payroll... well, for most of us, they don’t feel great and they’re not our ONE thing. That’s where Gusto comes in to help you make payroll, taxes, and HR easy. So ask yourself, is it time to take off some of your hats?You can get three FREE months when you run your first payroll at Gusto.com/ONE.--Imagine starting a business and having millions of customers already on your website.Helium 10 is an all-in-one software tool for entrepreneurs to help them start, build, and grow a business on Amazon. With Amazon FBA, or Fulfillment By Amazon, they lend their entire fulfillment network to their sellers. They handle picking, packing, shipping, returns, and customer service. Start your own journey to building a business on Amazon today.Get 50% off your first month of Helium 10 Platinum when you go to helium10.com and use code ONE at checkout.

Early to market… it can sometimes mean the kiss of death for a company. However, if you get it the timing right, it's a competitive advantage and an opportunity to build a massive company. In this episode, we've got a great story about a company that was in this exact scenario, yet they executed, scaled and remain a pillar tech company in the industry. The company I'm talking about is Brightcove and in today's interview we discuss the company's full lifecycle journey. Brightcove was founded by Bob and serial entrepreneur, Jeremy Allaire. They were early pioneers in the world of online video back in 2004. Andy also joined the company early on as an executive and eventually served as its CEO. Thus, in this interview, we are able to get into all the weeds from the early days of the company to its IPO. And as a bonus,Bob provided a really cool video that shares the very first prototype of Brightcove's concept back in 2004. So, how much did they get right for online video? It's pretty cool to see how a lot of their concepts still hold true close to 20 years later: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxaOpsSoHp8 Bob and Andy are now running Argon Ventures, a pre-seed venture fund, which is leading investments in Intelligent Industry Solutions. In this episode of our podcast, we also cover lots of other great topics like: * Their background stories, including some great details from Bob's time at ATG and Andy's experience at Lycos. * How Bob got into investing and his experience with Project 11 and as a mentor at Techstars. * All the details on Argon Ventures and the types of companies and investments they are targeting. * What it's like being a CEO of a publicly traded company. * And so much more. If you like the show, please remember to subscribe and review us on iTunes, Soundcloud, Spotify, Stitcher, or Google Play.

[Explicit Language] Buzz's brush with celebrity; Tucker Carlson's racism is short-listing him for president; Tucker's fake outrage over Biden's TV address; How Bob checkmating Tucker on the radio; Ron Johnson might be more racist than Tucker; HBO docuseries producers know who Q really is; Nextdoor.com; A bill to make Daylight Savings Time permanent; Buh-bye Louis DeJoy; Godman Sachs predicting huge economic growth this year; The death of Trickledown; With Buzz Burbank; And music by Paul Melancon and Elijah Bone; and more!

Show NotesDo you ever wish you had more control over how you felt or what direction your life was going? Or wish you could figure out how to get out of those funks we all inevitably go through instead of having to just ride it out? Well our guest today teaches people how to do those things and more. Our guest today is Bob Gardner and after discovering and learning how to conquer his own demons he now teaches others how to do the same.Bob spent 18 years of his life battling frequent bouts of depression, addiction, anxiety, and suicidal thoughts. As an entrepreneur, that internal struggle made him unproductive, very sensitive to any threat to his business, and very poor at making decisions that would put food on the table for his family. It bankrupted him and took him to the brink of losing his wife and kids…Until he finally couldn’t take it anymore and created a method to completely get rid of those inner demons so he could live life without the constant struggle. Since founding his company The Freedom Specialist, he has helped hundreds of people through programs, presentations, coaching, and retreats to discover that… stress doesn’t have to be “a fact of life”… and that happiness is a skill anyone can learn. It’s also the most reliable road to leaving behind all the things that keep people stuck in depression, anxiety, addiction, and more.Who is Bob and what does he do (4:46)What was the turning point to him finding and choosing freedom (7:25)The process Bob used to find his own freedom (9:02)The power of challenging the assumptions in our lives (15:56)The connection between our emotions, our minds, and our bodies (18:24)Ways listeners can explore the connection between the mind and body (31:30)How Bob is able to blend both Western and Eastern applications in his program (37:42)What is it that we typically get wrong about Freedom and how to find it (48:31)What does it mean to Bob to be a Contender (55:24)Resources:How to learn more about Bob:Bob's Company Website: The Freedom SpecialistBob's Podcast: Alive & FreeAdditional Books, Individuals, or Items Discuss in the show:Royce GracieRussian SistemaRussian Stick MassageThe BuddhaQigong HealingWim HofContact Us:Visit our website at www.contenderswanted.com to contact us about suggestions for ways to improve the show, to let me know how the show is helping you, or to even suggest a future guest.Also, if you'd like to be notified of future episodes as they come out, please subscribe to our emails on our website as well.

As a passive investors, we understand the importance of building a diverse portfolio. And while multifamily is the best investment on the planet, it doesn’t hurt to explore our options, especially when BIG opportunities present themselves. So, what are the opportunities in oil right now? And how do we choose a project that is likely to succeed? Bob Burr is the driving force behind Burrite, an investment firm that focuses on the acquisition and consolidation of oil and gas properties. A 47-year veteran of oil and energy finance, Bob is dedicated to helping the industry bounce back from the COVID crisis by providing the bridge capital necessary to weather the current economic storm. Bob is currently raising money for the BR Dome property, a project that involves recompleting 247 existing wells with room for 200 more. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Bob joins cohost Garrett Lynch and me to explain how he set himself up for buying opportunities when oil prices dropped and share the tax advantages of investing in oil. He walks us through the parallels between multifamily and oil, discussing the importance of putting together an experienced team that can identify and operate value-add projects. Listen in for Bob’s insight on why a passive investor should consider adding oil to their portfolio (even in the Biden era) and find out how YOU can get Bob’s Q&A video by shooting an email to admin@burrite.com. Key Takeaways Bob’s extensive background in the oil business Started with brother in 1973 Funding projects through syndication How Bob set himself up for buying opportunities in COVID People leave business as price of oil went negative Buy cashflowing wells and wait for cycle to go up Bob’s BR Dome project in Houston 247 existing wells with room for 200 more Note offering with interest rate of 10% to 18% What Bob does to attract and maintain a strong team Take care of people in loving business culture Make it rule to thank team every day The lessons Bob has learned through many market cycles Maintain integrity in relationship with partners Weather storm, make $ when cycle comes back Bob’s insight on buying undervalued assets Pick cashflowing wells not being run efficiently Reduce lifting cost to $3.50/barrel How it works to invest in an oil project Operator leases mineral rights from landowner Operator and investors get 75% of net revenue Why Bob is optimistic about oil in the Biden administration Shutdown of fracking doesn’t impact his business Still make good money at oil price of $25/barrel The parallels between investing in oil and real estate Make money by adding value with good operator Tax advantages (write-off up to 90% passive loss) Why a passive investor should add oil to their portfolio 65% shot at making well from good prospect BR Dome = 90% shot (cherry pick best spots) How to learn more about investing in Bob’s oil projects Email admin@burrite.com Request Q&A video Connect with Bob Burr Burrite Email admin@burrite.com for a link to Bob’s Q&A Video Resources Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Bob’s BR Dome Project Brad Simmons at Burrite Justin Burr at Burrite Dale Carnegie Ed Hirs at Burrite Podcast Show Notes  Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Episode 37 features current adventure enthusiast, writer, and suppressed minimalist Bob Overmann, who has decided to leave the luxuries of his home, workplace, and social spheres for the greater quest of hiking all 2,190 miles of the Appalachian Trail in 2021. Yes, you heard that right, the man is temporarily kicking his linear American life to the curb in order to explore the East with two shoes on his feet and a tent on his back.The question is, why? What is he looking to accomplish in the mountains and the valleys? And will it be the soul-searching experience of a lifetime?We highly recommend you tune in to find out.This episode features conversation on the following topics:• A description of his endeavor • Bob’s hopes to reestablish and explore his identity• The reality that great experiences in life tend to forge great writers• The death of his father and the perspective that has given him• The freedom a life without stuff can bring• Trail culture, “tramilies,” and trail angels • White-blazing versus yellow-blazing • How Bob wants to be remembered• Brief thoughts on the meaning of life• Tofu• And much, much moreAs always, we appreciate any and all kinds of constructive feedback for the show, so let us know what you’ve enjoyed, what made you yawn, and how we can improve for the future.Instagram:@overmannymilesWebsite/Donations:Overmannymiles.com

Join my discussion today with Bob Meltzer, Founder of VISANOW (rebranded to Envoy Global), one of the first immigration tech companies to raise VC funding and eventually exit to a private equity firm. Bob is a life-long entrepreneur and launched lawyer marketplace Lawyer Exchange after his exit from Envoy Global! We'll be talking about: Bob’s early days, college, and law school experience, Why Bob decided to get an international LLM and start his own firm, How Bob transitioned to immigration law, What sparked the decision to build and launch VISANOW? How Bob first bootstrapped, then raised VC $, and grew the company, Exiting VISANOW to private equity, and ultimately stepping down What Bob has been doing since VISANOW, Bob’s vision of the future of immigration and legal tech, For More Information On LawyerExchange: https://www.lawyerexchange.com/

While personal growth is incredibly important for moving our careers and ourselves forward, it is not something that happens on its own. We need to set time aside to be intentional about our growth! Today's guest is Bob Doyle, President and CEO of the Michigan Association of Certified Public Accountants (MICPA), and he joins us on the show to talk about how he is investing in his personal growth. We begin our conversation with the idea that everybody wants to grow and get better and our intention to discuss how we can actually accomplish that. Bob has a whole list of personal habits and areas that he is trying to improve on, many of which fall into the category of what are conventionally called soft skills. For Bob, soft skills are so important for success that they might better be reframed as 'success skills.' We dive into Bob's morning routine, hearing him talk about how he begins the day with journaling and gratitude. We zoom into the importance of these two practices, highlighting the idea that journaling can help us to be more reflective and shift our mindsets towards becoming more grateful for challenges because they are often what make us grow the most! Bob shares a great quote about approaching self-improvement in baby steps, and then we dive into an exchange about how we can rethink 2020 as a year that encouraged growth in all of us. Toward the end of our conversation, Bob shares his current intention of becoming a better listener – a more active and empathetic listener. We explore how much people appreciate being heard and how listening well can make you a better leader and human being. Listen in today for actionable personal growth tips from Bob Doyle!Key Points From This Episode:Introducing Bob Doyle, President and CEO of the Michigan Association of CPAs.Today's topic: Investing in your personal growth through habits.The idea that people fundamentally want to grow.Bob's view that personal growth is a muscle that you have to exercise.The morning routine Bob practices for personal growth; journaling, gratitude, and more.How important it is to practice gratitude, even for things that seem hard or bad.Bob and Host Alex's journaling practice; the reflectiveness and intentionality it produces.Advice from Bob for implementing new habits by starting small and improving in baby steps.A way Bob has implemented growth at MICPA by making the move to virtual.The mindset piece of implementing good habits; it is essential to believe it is possible.Seeing 2020 as the year that pushed us out of our comfort zones and the growth this produced.Understanding that past challenges overcome have made you into who you are.Reframing soft skills as success skills to drill down on their importance.Bob's goal to become a better listener, and how he is training his team to do the same.The need people have to be heard by you, rather than have their problems solved by you.How Bob incorporates listening into his morning routine and the effects this has.Keeping a growth mindset because every moment is an opportunity for growth.A challenge from Alex for listeners to implement a journaling practice.How to get in touch with Bob online and learn more about what he does.Bob Doyle on LinkedInBob Doyle EmailMichigan Association of Certified Public AccountantsPenzuAlex Drost LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or commen

Episode Summary:  Bob and Kathy Hubbard spent their early professional lives in the corporate world but, because of their love for swimming and the ocean, they were led to run a competitive swim program called the Phoenix Swim Club during the economic downturn of the late 1980s.  Frustrated by the lack of profitability, they narrowed their focus to giving swim lessons in the summer of 1993. At last, they had found their passion, and in the spring of 1998, they ventured out of the PSC to teach swim lessons wherever they could—a “guerilla swim school”, they called themselves. The Hubbard’s opened their first swim school in North Phoenix in October 1999, their second in Peoria in 2007, their third in Mesa in 2010, and their latest in Goodyear in 2020.  Joining us today alongside Bob is Mike Geyer, President of Exceptional Water Systems. The two talk about their current partnership and how Hubbard Family Swim School has benefited immensely thanks to Mike’s expertise, incredible systems, and meticulous approach to health and cleanliness.  We discuss the Hubbard Family Swim School philosophy, the importance of water and air quality, the ideal turnover rate, the operations side of running the school, and safety standards. Mike also gives us a full breakdown of the equipment room that you don’t want to miss!  Topics Discussed:  01:07 - How Bob became involved in the swim school business  06:24 - What exactly goes into building a swim school?  10:26 - Bob’s expectations for the business in 2021 with COVID-19 in mind  12:40 - The Hubbard Family Swim School Philosophy  15:52 - The importance of prioritizing water & air quality  22:41 - How Mike evaluates water safety and the health aspect of water  27:36 - Philosophy to kids get comfortable underwater, not just on top of the water  29:45 - Operations side of the school and preparation for accidents  32:35 - How Bob and Mike met and how they do business today  35:35 - Mike walks us through his pump room  55:33 - Hubbard’s safety standards and how their staff is trained to stay vigilant  1:00:28 - Mike’s love for working with people who truly want to make a difference  1:04:14 - Mike’s testament of Bob’s commitment to his employees and clients  1:08:58 - How Mike communicates with Bob’s maintenance team  1:10:23 - Bob and Mike’s parting thoughts on the industry in general  Sponsors:  Pentair  Lyon Financial    Connect with Guest:  Episode Webpage  Hubbard Family Swim School:  Website  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  YouTube  LinkedIn    Exceptional Water Systems:  Website  Facebook  Instagram  Twitter  YouTube  LinkedIn    Connect with Pool Chasers:  Pool Chasers Website   Pool Chasers Instagram  Pool Chasers Facebook  Pool Chasers FB Group  Pool Chasers Twitter  Pool Chasers YouTube  Pool Chasers Patreon    Key Quotes from Episode:  One of the things we pride ourselves on is we run our business, financially, very soundly, and with good financial monthly reports so we don’t get surprised. ~Bob  Water quality is important for the kids—our students—but it’s more important for the teachers. ~Bob  Instructors, in my book, are the number one people in this industry, across the board, that suffer the most from being in the water. That’s due to all the chemicals, but also due to all the new people using the pool on a daily basis. ~Mike  Most of the time, what we do is research and develop systems of ozone, oxygen, and CO2. Those are the main elements we use. We add very few other products to the water to keep it fresh and clean. ~Mike  We want the kids to be comfortable under the water, not on top of the water. We talk about being one with the water so that they’re engaged with the water and not fighting it. ~Bob  If you could do anything with your child under the age of six, you should put them in the water on a regular basis. There’s no question they will become smarter, brighter, and faster. ~Bob  If you’re running a swim school, keep in mind the three-legged stool: It’s your water, it’s your teachers, and it’s your service. ~Bob   

Who was Bob Delaney as a child? Learn about Bob as an athlete. Why he decided to take the NJ Trooper exam in 1972 and how he was chosen to go undercover? What sports taught him that he could use undercover and how he earned the trust of the mafia guys? We speak about the times his cover was almost blown and the wires that were placed. The stress of being undercover and having a threat made on his life after the undercover was over. How Bob was diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), the number of the times he denied it and how he came to grips with it? Can PTSD affect someone indirectly along with symptoms to know? Being a NBA referee in large arenas with a threat on your life, his road to becoming a NBA referee and if wearing uniform #26 had any significance.The demands of being a NBA referee, a story about how the NBA and Bob made an impact on firefighters and policeman during 9/11 and finally how long it took for him to get back to normal. Links:Covert-My Life Infiltrating the Mob: https://www.amazon.com/Covert-My-Years-Infiltrating-Mob/dp/1402754434Surviving the Shadows- A Journey of Hope Into Post Traumatic Stress: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1402263554?pf_rd_r=F9AX54X8F0VFXANMM25Z&pf_rd_p=edaba0ee-c2fe-4124-9f5d-b31d6b1bfbeeHBO Real Sports: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tUAq39Dmz4Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beforethelightspodcast/MERCH: https://www.beforethelightspod.com/merchSupport the show: https://www.patreon.com/beforethelightsReflection Bay Golf Club: https://reflectionbaygolf.com/

We talk about: – How Bob got interested in air traffic control and aviation – What his job was like and how he got there – The shift in technology over his 35 year career – What it was like working on 9/11 – How being detail-oriented and confident was important for air traffic control – What it's like working on a male-dominated industry and how it's shifting – Staying well and managing stress in a high stakes job and more! To learn more about air traffic control, visit https://www.navcanada.ca/

In this week's episode of the Follower of One Podcast, Mike speaks with Bob Tiede. Bob is a Leadership Development expert with over 49 years of experience with Cru Global and currently works as the Director of Global Operations Leadership Development for Cru as well as an international blogger on his website - Leadingwithquestions.com. Please welcome him to the community! Episode Breakdown   00:50 - Meet Bob Tiede 2:25 - Leadingwithquestions.com 3:25 - How Bob joined the Cru team 9:00 - Bob's advice on being more spiritual in your daily life 13:10 - Bob's Published Books 19:25 - Bob's Confession 23:10 - How to become a better "Asker" 29:25 - Bob's advice for Christians during this time 30:50 - Bob's Story 34:40 - The Importance of Listening   Asking Questions and Listening   This is a theme in today's podcast with Bob. Understanding one another is the most important thing we can aspire to do and the way to accomplish that goal is foreshadowed in this title! However, this isn't easy for everyone. Some are shyer than others and sometimes we get in our way of really getting to know one another. Bob has several books on the topic (we will link below), it all starts and ends with questions and answers. Now, let us ask YOU a few questions - What have you done recently to get to know your co-workers? How do you listen? What is stopping you from making that first step? Let us know and tune in to Bob's books and blog so we can help you get there!    Taking Opportunities    We have been through a lot in 2020. I know it sounds like a broken record but we, as a society, and better yet, as a faith, have never been more tested together than we are now. It matters that we are still here and healthy. It is time to not lose sight of the bigger picture and start taking opportunities that are given to us. How can we spread the word of God? What situations have we been ignoring that can blossom growth in our relationships and our everyday work? These are the questions we need to be asking ourselves because we all miss 100 percent of the shots we don't take! Let's grab these open doors while we see them and make the most of our situation while we still can. Sometimes during adversity, we make the greatest strides to our goals!      Interview Quote   "If you want to connect with people, if you want to see change take place - you ask them questions and let them discover their own answers"   Connect with Bob   Bob's LinkedIn Cru Website Bob's Blog Download all of Bob's Books here     Connect With Follower Of One Join us over in our Online Community, get social with us; Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Listen to our podcast on your way to work and subscribe using your favorite podcast app. Be a part of our next Marketplace Mission Trip!

Bob Burg shares how a subtle shift in focus is not only a more uplifting and fulfilling way of conducting business but the most financially profitable way, as well. For 30 years he’s helped companies, sales leaders, and their teams to more effectively communicate their value, sell at higher prices with less resistance, and grow their businesses based on Endless Referrals.   Bob regularly addresses audiences ranging in size from 50 to 16,000 — sharing the platform with notables including today’s top thought leaders, broadcast personalities, Olympic athletes and political leaders including a former United States President.   Although for years he was best known for his book Endless Referrals, over the past few years it’s his business parable, The Go-Giver (coauthored with John David Mann) that has captured the imagination of his readers.   The Go-Giver, a Wall Street Journal and BusinessWeek Bestseller, has sold over 975,000 copies. Since its release it has consistently stayed in the Top 25 on Porchlight’s (formerly 800-CEO-READ) Business Book Bestsellers List. The book has been translated into 29 languages. It was rated #10 on Inc. Magazine’s list of the Most Motivational Books Ever Written, and was on HubSpot’s 20 Most Highly Rated Sales Books of All Time.   Bob is the author of a number of books on sales, marketing and influence, with total book sales approaching two million copies.   The American Management Association named Bob one of the 30 Most Influential Leaders and he was named one of the Top 200 Most Influential Authors in the World by Richtopia.   Bob is an advocate, supporter and defender of the Free Enterprise system, believing that the amount of money one makes is directly proportional to how many people they serve.   He is also an unapologetic animal fanatic and served on the Board of Directors of Furry Friends Adoption and Clinic in his town of Jupiter, Florida.   SHOW NOTES * What Bob learned as a Golden Gloves boxing champion * Bob's journey to writing The Go-Giver and beyond * How Bob mastered sales * Why predictability is key to a successful system * How success in sales led to creating a speaking business * Why it pays to shift your focus from getting to giving * Can you be a Go-Getter and a Go-Giver? * Why you don't want to be a Go-Taker * Why people follow (and don't follow) you * Understanding the Laws of Value and Compensation * The relationship between quality and quantity * People act for their reasons, not ours * The importance of temporarily suspending your self-interest * Is The Go-Giver still relevant? * Bob's passion for animal rights    You can connect with Bob and get an excerpt of The Go-Giver at www.burg.com    Furry Friends Adoption Clinic: http://www.furryfriendsadoption.com   You can check out Mariah Ramundo's work at mariahramundo.com   You can connect with Brian at www.brianrollo.com. You can find the 10 Habits of Influential Leaders at https://amzn.to/2J6pmwP   Email brian@brianrollo.com to leave feedback, ask questions, or recommend guests for Lead With Impact.  We'd love to hear from you!   Intro and Outro Music: Rise by Punch Deck

Text LEARNERS to 44222 Full show notes at www.LearningLeader.com Twitter/IG: @RyanHawk12 Notes: Sustaining Excellence = Passion for what they do Persistence - "Life is lumpy." People fall and have to dust themselves off. Character - Must be trustworthy, caring, and sensitive to others Values driven - "When things go wrong, take the pain" Bill Gates is an example of sustained excellence - "His persistence, his relationship with his wife Melinda. He's a great example of sustained excellence." Bob describes the time early in his career when he made big mistakes and the board fired him. He said, "I needed to learn strategy. You can't blame your followers. You must take 100% ownership." Read the book, The Best and The Brightest by David Halberstam "You need humility, you need to learn, you need emotional intelligence." How he felt when he got fired? "Unbelievably sad. It hung heavy on my shoulders." There are two ways to respond: Be a victim Be introspective "I remember the moment vividly. I was reading The Best and The Brightest. Hubris was the problem. They weren't going to the front lines to understand what was happening. I thought, Oh my God, Halberstam could be talking about me." "Our job is to LISTEN, get feedback, and fix it." As a leader, you must have the willingness and ability to define reality, not what you want it to be. Read Max Dupree - The Art of Leadership Understand The Stockdale Paradox - “You must never confuse faith that you will prevail in the end—which you can never afford to lose —with the discipline to confront the most brutal facts of your current reality, whatever they might be.” ~ James Stockdale Building trust in a crisis: The 4 elements to be trustworthy: Sincerity - "Your public and private conversations should be the same" Competence - It's not the same as never making a mistake. Reliability - "Make promises. Deliver on those promises" Care - "Treat people well. Care for their well being. It's not transactional. Treat them with dignity and respect." How Bob stays so sharp at age 82: Lots of exercise - He trains 5 days a week Time with grandchildren Planning - "I still have a lot of gas left in the tank" Have a dream -- "Happiness is a mood. You can design a mood." Satisfaction Peace Fulfillment The four primary functions of a leader: Strategy - The CEO must shepherd the strategy People - Get the right people in the right jobs Communication - Align all constituencies behind the business. People must understand the mission Evolve - The world changes. Find a small team of experts to identify the issue, and leave the rest of the team alone to do their work "You need thrill customers continuously." "People will always be evaluating you as a leader. They look at your body language, and see how you respond." Hiring qualities Bob looks for in a leader: Crisp thorough about the job assignment. Complementarity - The use Gallup's strengths. Focus on strengths and them filling a gap on the current team. Fit the culture. Need to be able to work with a team and collaborate.

CBI036 - Brown Liquor Love and the Restaurateur Journey with Former Navy Captain Bob Byron   Bob Byron is a Naval Academy Graduate and retired Navy Captain that took a different direction from most after leaving the Navy. Following a personal tragedy that made him re-evaluate his priorities, he started a brewery-distillery hybrid in Asheville that serves high-end pub food alongside craft beverages. As one of the Rye Knot owners, Bob is a brewer, distiller, sometimes sous chef, and anything else that is needed. He fostered a love of brown liquor during his travels in the Navy and took a course at AB Tech's Craft Beverage Institute before starting his brewing/distilling journey.   In today's episode, Bob shares how he got started in the brewing and restaurant business and his food and drink experiences as he traveled the world with the Navy. We discuss Bob's love of brown liquors and one of his favorite experiences during his time at AB Tech. He shares his plans for his business and the new and exciting products currently in the pipeline. He also discusses some of the lessons he has learned along the brewing/distilling journey and what inspired him to craft a bourbon.       This week on Consuming the Craft:   How Bob got started in the brewing and restaurant business Bob's experiences with food and drink during his time traveling with the Navy Bob's refined taste in brown liquor Booze Clues: AsomBroso La Rosa Reposado One of Bob's favorite times during a CBI course Bob's plans for his business and the latest products coming to market What inspired Bob to craft a bourbon Lessons Bob has learned on his craft beverage journey Future plans for Bob and his business     Connect with Bob Byron:   Rye Knot - Kitchen Brewery Distillery Rye Knot on Instagram Rye Knot on Facebook         This episode is brought to you by…   McConnell Farms - Taste the Way You Remember. Enjoy homemade ciders and ice cream made from only the best produce on the market. Visit the McConnell Farms website to learn more about our seasonal inventory and delicious creations you can make with our homegrown produce.     Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of Consuming the Craft. If you enjoyed this episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and subscribe so you never miss an episode. Don’t forget to leave us a review to help us reach even more craft beverage enthusiasts!  

Bob Lachance has been an active business owner and real estate investor since 2004. Bob is an entrepreneur by nature and currently owns, operates, and manages many different businesses around the world. Bob helped create one of the top Real Estate Coaching and Mentor programs today and created one of the premiere Virtual Assistants Staffing companies, REVA Global LLC. Bob is an expert in the real estate investing space and has an incredible reputation for creation, implementation, and execution. Bob is a sought-after mentor and industry expert, lending his voice to countless real estate investors, startups, and entrepreneurs looking to take their businesses to the next level. Prior to getting into the business sector, Bob had a successful 8-year professional ice hockey career, which allowed him the privilege of traveling and living all over the United States and Europe. Bob was also a member of the 1995 National Championship Boston University Ice Hockey Team. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Bob's experience as a professional hockey player taught him early in his career the importance of having a coach How Bob made his way into real estate investing after retiring from his career as a hockey player How Bob's local REI group played an integral role in getting him started as an investor, and how he recognized that many investors struggle with a lack of time How Bob got involved in the virtual assistant business, and how his virtual assistants can help investors make the most of their limited time How Bob and his team carefully vet and train their virtual assistants to ensure that they have the skills and tools they need to succeed Why following the next shiny object in real estate will never take you as far as picking a niche and sticking to it until you master it How Bob finds a way to balance between his time working on his two companies and his time with his family How to get in touch with REVA and find out more information about their virtual assistant services What key daily habits and morning rituals Bob follows to ensure that he's starting each day off at his best Why effectively marketing yourself is crucial for any business, whether in the real estate space or elsewhere Resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/reva Website: https://revaglobal.com/ Email: bob@revaglobal.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/boblachance/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/reva-global-llc/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/trainedvirtualassistants/ Additional resources: Website: SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

Bob Troia aka Quantified is a New York City-based technology entrepreneur, biohacker, and self-quantification geek focused on the intersection of data-driven citizen science, health and wellness, human performance, longevity, and personal optimisation. Bob's career in technology spans over 2 decades, from the earliest days of the World Wide Web (through the dot-com crash of the late 90's), through the rise of online communities, social networks, and social media platforms, through the emergence of consumer-facing health and wellness, AI and machine learning, mobile apps, and data privacy. Bob has appeared in numerous magazines, on TV and on some top rated podcasts including: CBS News Sunday Morning, PBS NewsHour Weekend, National Geographic Explorer, CBC (Canada), SBS-TV (South Korea), Fast Company, Men's Fitness, and Outside Magazine, Ben Greenfield Fitness, The Life Stylist Podcast, Ben Pakulski's Muscle Intelligence Podcast, Extreme Health Radio, Quantified Body now... The Kinetik Fitness Show! Bob has given talks at a number of leading conferences, including Quantified Self (USA and Europe), Biohacker Summit (Helsinki), Health Optimisation Summit (UK), and the Superhuman Summit (Vancouver, Canada). In this episode you will learn: How Bob got started with quantifying his health Why Bob tracks so much data and areas of his health The benefits of quantifying your health The best ways to get started tracking and quantifying your health The key areas of your health you should be measuring The accuracy of certain wearable devices Genetic, DNA and Epigenetic testing How your environment affects your health and how you can improve your environment to improve your wellbeing The best FREE bio hacks and the best paid for bio hacks Plus much much more Connect with Bob: https://www.quantifiedbob.com/ https://www.instagram.com/quantifiedbob/ Connect with me: https://www.kinetikfitness.co.uk/ https://www.instagram.com/aliwestcoach/ Watch The Podcast on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR9Oe_kjET63UrlCyIXlsnA Book a coaching call: https://westcoachingconsultcall.as.me/consultation Get your DNA testing kit from Muhdo Health. Use discount code: ALDNA: https://muhdo.com/shop-uk/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thekinetikfitnessshow/support

  Announcements We are trending in Nigeria!  That makes 16 countries around the world.  I am so grateful for you all for tuning in week after week! Check out my new website redesign at www.funnybrowngirl.com While you’re there, take the podcast quiz to find which episode is for you! Also sign up for my email list for bi-weekly resources and opportunities Lastly, check out our Facebook Group – Creative Breakthrough Community This season, we have amazing line-up of guests!  I’ll be chatting with: Actor on Tyler Perry’s BET hit show Ruthless and Perfect Pickup Jaime Callica Chef Saqib Keval whose restaurant Masala y Maiz has been named One of the World’s Greatest Places by Time Magazine Nelu Handa who is a writer and actor on the hit Netflix show Working Moms Host of MSNBC Ali Velshi And this week -  Co-founder of Def Comedy Jam Bob Sumner Who is Bob Sumner Bob is best known as the co-creator of HBO’s Russell Simmon’s Def Comedy Jam, a recognized force in the world of comedy and the man behind most comedy legends.  With never 25 years of experience, Bob has discovered many of the top gifted comedians that have graced the stages and big screens around the world, including Kevin Hart, Bill Bellamy, Mike Epps, Dave Chapelle, Sheryl Underwood, Chris Tucker, Cedric The Entertainer, and Bernie Mac.  One day, he will add me to this list! Bob is the executive partner in LaffMobb Enterprises which has produced specials that have aired on Showtime, DirectTV and OnDemand.  He is also the executive producer of LaffMobb’s We Got Next and LaffMobb’s LaffTracks. We recorded this in April 2020 and streamed it live which is why you may notice some technological glitches and long pauses, especially if you are watching this on YouTube.  We talked for almost 2 hours, so there will be a part two to this episode.  I had the pleasure of meeting Bob at the American Black Film Festival as part of the Comedy Wings Comedy Competition and I can’t thank him enough for what he’s done for my comedy career.  I’m excited to share his story and his creative advice with all of you. Key Questions answered by Bob Sumner: How Bob’s creative journey began Why Bob started Def Comedy Jam How Bob know if you have it or don’t have it as a comedian How Bob stay’s positive and keeps hustling Bob Sumner Discusses: His career journey Bob’s advice for comedians and creatives Bob’s observations of post-COVID comedy How to be successful as a creative Next on Bob’s journey Key Takeaways from Bob Sumner Your purpose doesn’t have to be your passion Surround yourself with people who inspire you Don’t be the guy just trying to get the check COVID is just a restart - be ready Always be creating Contact Bob: Facebook: .com/groups/130660473567 Twitter: twitter.com/bobsumner24 Instagram: Instagram.com/bob.sumner   Who am I? I’m Shereen Kassam, the host of Creative Breakthrough and internationally touring speaker and comedian.  If you are looking for a speaker to talk on topics including creativity, branding, or work life balance, get in touch! I am also open to being guest on your podcast, TV show, or other medium. Contact me: Email: hi @ funnybrowngirl.com Facebook: facebook.com/funnybrowngirl Twitter: twitter.com/funnybrowngirl Instagram: Instagram.com/funnybrowngirl

In this show, we had the privilege to interview the best selling author of multiple books Robert Glazer. Bob, as he likes to call himself is a fascitinating leader, author and inspirational speaker who has touched multiple lives. In my view, this is one of the best shows we have even done if not the best. It's filled with gold nuggets for professionals from all walks of life. Here is what's included: How Bob went from being an analyst to a best selling author and CEO/founder of Acceleration partner? The secret to converting your passion into a book. The exact steps you can take to be successful when you are just getting started or if you are stuck. How a book can serve as a promotion tool and how to write one in less than 6 months? The most impactful way to overcome challenges presented by Covid19. A proven formula to improve how you do everything. Hint: Bob shares his life changing phrase. 3 ideas to elevate your spiritual, physical and emotional well being. Don't miss this show and share your feedback at www.analyticstodaypodcast.com

Bob Prefontaine is Chris's father and the patriarch of the Prefontaine family. He served in the US Air Force from 1959-1962 before inheriting and further growing a company which he named Preco. In 1991, Bob sold his company to one of the largest welding supply distributors in the country. In 1992, he purchased Skaff Cryogenics, and in 2018, he sold all three of the business entities he owned at that time and retired after a long and successful career. Steve Prefontaine is Chris's brother and started his career at Quaker Oats as a regional sales manager and then Kraft General Foods, before changing gears and working with Bob at Skaff Cryogenics from 1995 to 2018 as Vice President and a partner in the company. What you'll learn about in this episode: How the Prefontaine family has always worked well together, and how Bob decided to bring his son into the family business What the experience of working for the family business was like for Steve, and how Steve decided it was worth taking a significant pay cut to work for his dad Why Bob and Steve believe making the jump to full-time real estate investor is absolutely worth the risk, and how doing so changed their lives How Bob identified opportunities in his career by recognizing the needs of others and finding a way to meet those needs How Bob and Steve overcame starting out at negative $50,000 in their first month at one of their businesses to build the company up to a $6.3 million year What steps Bob and Steve took to rebound from negative revenue, and how they lifted each other up during the tough times How Bob and Steve built up their business strategy with frequent, in-the-moment check ins and daily recaps Why owning real estate and then leasing it back to his business was an important component of Bob's success How Bob and Steve realized it was time to sell the company, and why it was such a difficult but necessary decision Why the rapidly changing landscape of the business environment was the important push that made Bob and Steve decide to exit the business Resources: LIVE Event September 16-18, 2020: www.qlslive.com SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS

Matt and Garrett are both extremely excited about today’s episode which features a very special guest that all Ninja’s are going to recognize. Bob Burg is the author of a number of books on sales, marketing and influence, with total book sales approaching two million copies, and is a co-author of The Go-Giver, a book which has sold over 950,000 copies, and which anyone attending a Ninja Installation receives. He is also a highly sought after speaker who has shared the platform with notables including today’s top thought leaders, broadcast personalities, Olympic athletes and political leaders including a former United States President. Bob is an advocate, supporter and defender of the Free Enterprise system, believing that the amount of money one makes is directly proportional to how many people they serve.   He begins the conversation by sharing the background of The Go-Giver and reviewing both its main message and its congruence with Ninja Selling. He then goes into great detail about the 5 Laws around which the book is built, complete with explanatory examples. Throughout this analysis, such notions at the difference between price and value, being in flow with your entire database, Psycho Cybernetics, and the ways in which people can shift their mindset into the giving mode are explored. Bob and Garrett’s first meeting is also held up as exemplifying one of these laws. The parallels between Ninja Selling and Bob’s book and the success to which they both lead are revealed in this episode today, confirming the fact that ‘leading with your heart’ is not just the right thing to do, but that, in the end, it is also the most profitable.   Episode Highlights:   The background on The Go-Giver and its main message Its congruence with Ninja Selling The 5 Laws the book is built around and some examples of them The difference between price and value Being in flow with your entire database How Bob and Garrett met Psycho Cybernetics by Dr. Maxwell Maltz What people use to shift their mindset into the giving mode   Quotes:   “Shifting your focus from getting to giving, and when we say ‘giving’ in this context, we simply mean constantly and consistently providing immense value to others…is not only a more pleasant way of conducting business, it’s the most financially profitable way as well.”   “When you are absolutely laser-focused on making their lives better…you’re creating that benevolent context for the sale or for the listing to take place.”   “In a free market based environment, there should always be two profits with every sale. The buyer profits and the seller profits.”   “Money…is the thunder, if you will, to value’s lightning.”   “The more people whose lives you touch with the exceptional value you provide, the more money with which you’ll be rewarded.”   “All things being equal, people will do business with, and refer business to, those people they know, like, and trust.”   “You will, indeed, have what we call an ‘army of personal walking ambassadors’.”   “When you…show up as yourself, day after day, week after week, month after month, people feel good about you, people feel comfortable with you, people feel safe with you because they know who they’re getting.”   “It will unleash your business.”   “Giving and receiving are not opposite concepts, they’re simply two sides of the very same coin, and they work in tandem…you’re a giver and a receiver.”   “You have to be open to receiving when those opportunities show up.”   “I think every realtor should be a Ninja salesperson.”   “You are a great model of success for everybody.”   Links:   www.TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Email us at TSW@TheNinjaSellingPodcast.com Ninja Selling www.NinjaSelling.com @ninjasellingofficial Ninja Coaching: www.NinjaCoaching.com @ninja.coaching Garrett garrett@ninjacoaching.com @ninjaredding Matt matt@ninjacoaching.com @matthewjbonelli     Bob’s homepage:   https://burg.com/   Bob’s Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/burgbob   Bob’s Twitter:   https://twitter.com/bobburg   Bob’s free mini-course:   https://thegogiver.com/selling/  

Bob Leonetti has shown more regular people, just like you, how to make money with real estate paper and low-money-down note and paper strategies, than almost anyone else in the United States. With more than 25 years of teaching/coaching experience, thousands of satisfied students, eight books, and countless educational seminars, video, audio, and other real estate finance products to his credit, no one knows the ins and outs of the note and paper business like Bob does. Formerly a licensed Mortgage Banker in 12 states, he took Success Financial Services Group, a company he founded in the spare bedroom of his house in 1992, to Wall Street and the publicly traded markets in 2000. Since 1992, he and his company have funded over $250 Million in privately held and defaulted mortgages, and the principals of his current company, National Note Funding, boast over 50 years in the note business between the two of them. Investor, speaker, author, and teacher, Bob is involved in numerous private-money raising deals and, through notes, regularly assists private lenders in obtaining returns far in excess of what they could earn in traditional bank-type investments. He currently spends his time investing, coaching, and working on his new book, Live Life with Passion – TODAY. What you'll learn about in this episode: What the “paper” niche within real estate is, and how it serves as an incredibly profitable “best kept secret” that few investors know about How understanding various segments of the paper niche has changed Bob's life, and how Bob profits from deals in the “pretty paper” segment Why cash today is worth much more than cash in the future, and how this is the key to the note business Why Bob loves “ugly paper”, how he learned about ugly paper the hard way, and how Bob profits from working in ugly paper Bob shares his target prices and values for notes, and he discusses his expertise in buying notes shortly after they are created How Bob calculates his payments and yield on a note, and how paying less than the face value of a note increases the yield Bob describes his essential “calculator course”, teaching real estate investors the vital skill of using a financial calculator How to get registered for Ron and Bob's paper course and get free access to Bob's calculator course Resources: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com/paper Website: http://paperpowernoteinvesting.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/bobleonetti/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/BobLeonettiInvesting/ Twitter: @BobLeonetti Additional resources: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com Website: www.RonLeGrand.com Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month! – https://thementorpodcast.com/GC90

In today's episode, I'm joined by legendary tech investor and executive, Bob Kavner! Bob was formerly the CFO of AT&T and lead AT&T's multimedia division. He has also been chairman and an early investor for an incredible array of revolutionary companies including Earthlink, Pandora, Overture, Ticketmaster, and so many more.Bob has an incredible life story and has spent more than three decades at the intersection of technology and multimedia while working closely with some of the biggest luminaries in the field. In part one of our conversation together, Bob offers his insights into the impact that strong mentorship has had on him, how his personal and intellectual development throughout his early years taught him how to be a more present and engaged romantic partner and businessman, as well as why personal failure was something that needed to happen for him to experience growth. To learn more on Bob and listen to our conversation in further depth, tune in to Episode 7 of What Didn't Kill You! Some Questions I Ask:How did having such a profound mentor in your life inform your view on what a strong performance should look like? (13:11)Did you notice any similarities in dynamics amongst the performers and leaders you met during your early days in business? (15:40)How did you go from being a Senior Audit Partner on the ‘AT&T' account to joining the company? (17:51)As someone who has been married for so long and been a successful leader in business, how do you approach maintaining a fair work and life balance? (27:20)Was there anything you took away from your first marriage that you applied to later relationships when your work life became too demanding? (31:30)Did the personal development you went through in your thirties feed into your evolving outlook on Management and Business? (36:33)In This Episode You Will Learn:Some background on Bob. (1:42)The exposure to different work practices Bob gained throughout the industries he worked in. (9:43)How Bob became a Senior Partner at ‘AT&T'. (10:25)Bob's perspective on his own adversity. (26:31)Why failure played such a key role in Bob accessing his humility and vulnerability. (33:16)Let's Connect!What Didn't Kill You - InstagramWhat Didn't Kill You - LinkedInWhat Didn't Kill You - WebsiteWhat Didn't Kill You - E-mail© 2020 Michael Silverman. All rights reserved. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In today’s conversation, I’m speaking with Robert Glazer. Bob is the CEO of Acceleration Partners, a global affiliate agency trusted by some of the world’s top brands to manage their partner marketing programs. In addition to serving their clients at the highest level, Acceleration Partners has built a reputation on being known for their incredible company culture, and they’ve been recognized globally with culture awards year after year. In fact, Bob was ranked #2 on Glassdoor’s list of Top CEO of Small & Medium Companies in the US. Bob is also the author of Elevate: Push Beyond Your Limits and Unlock Success in Yourself and Others, a USA Today and Wall Street Journal bestseller, the host of the “Elevate” podcast, and the author of the “Friday Forward” newsletter - five minutes of inspiration and motivation read by over 100,000 people in 60 countries each week. If you’re looking to grow as a financial advisor, leader, and author, Bob’s proven framework and ideas, as well as the lessons he learned as his life changed along the way, make today’s conversation a must-listen. Here are 3 of my big takeaways from this episode… #1: How Bob turned a weekly newsletter into a Wall Street Journal bestselling book. [08:26] #2: Bob’s unique 4-Part Elevate framework for holistic training - and how you and your team can use it to find spiritual, intellectual, physical, and emotional balance, build momentum, and excel in life. [12:30] #3: What Bob did to build an award-winning company culture that defines his business - including the unique concept of transitioning employees out of your business versus firing them. [58:05] FREE GIFT Get a FREE Autographed copy of Robert's Book, Elevate: Push Beyond Your Limits and Unlock Success in Yourself and Others by visiting BradleyJohnson.com/81 SHOW NOTES To get access to today's show notes, including free offer, transcript, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit BradleyJohnson.com/81 FOLLOW ON SOCIAL Virtual Financial Advisor™ Facebook Group YouTube Interviews - The Elite Advisor Blueprint YouTube Clips - The Best Bite Sized Clips from the Show  Twitter LinkedIn Instagram

On this episode of Anti-Aging Hacks, I discuss all about self quantification with Bob Troia. We talk about: 1. How Bob got into measuring everything about his body that he could? 2. How can someone dip their toes into measuring their own body? 3. How to measure your sleep, Vitamin D levels, Blood Glucose, basic Blood Levels, and more...   01:30: What got Bob to start into this journey of self-quantification? -Dr. Bob was an athlete in high school. -Learning about yourself was the main motivation for him. -He didn't go through every statistic. -The key is to work constantly, and progress will come. -You can start very simple with some basic tools. -People's biggest mistake is that they are buying too many devices and tools and they are trying to track every lab testing. 06:17: How does your life change? -He started to learn  what is "under the hood" exploring and  combining data with some lab testing. -You are starting to understand what is going on with your body.   09:19: How much of basic quantification that most people do is automated? -"It just depends on how extreme you want to go." -Bob still has 25 years old tracking data notebooks. -You can start tracking your data with a spreadsheet. -People are still doing better quantification than any software.   14:01: What is the basic stuff that people can start tracking/measuring/biohacking for a good impact on health? *Evaluating your sleep (Avoid sleeping devices) -Go to sleep at the same time every day. -Measure the time when you go to sleep and when you wake up. -Start tracking blood sugar. *Glucose meters ($30) *Grip strength (Hand dynamometer) -Measure biological age vs chronological age (Biomarkers testing...) -You can't have a single chronological age (Your skin chronological age is maybe older than your body chronological age) *Basic lab testing 22:37: Tips for falling asleep easier? -We need to optimize our sleeping environment. *Avoiding blue light -Bob loves to be in a cold dark environment before falling asleep. *Cooling down bed in summer months *Breathing only on nose -It matters to have a routine before bed. *Inclined bed therapy 31:35: Have you done OGTT? (Oral Glucose Tolerance Test)  "Yeah, basically, I did it on my own." *FreeStyle Libre -It goes in the back of your arm. -Collects data every 15 minutes for 2 weeks. -FreeStyle Libre is great because it measures blood sugar levels while you are sleeping. -Some people have sugar escalations while sleeping. -Different types of foods and combinations have a different impact on your blood sugar spike.   40:45 What other blood tests do you do on a regular basis? -Start looking at basic panels. -Look at your vitamin D levels, Testosterone, and Cholesterol. "There is a rabbit hole on rabbit holes "   45:21 How Important is vitamin D, and how we can get some more of it? It is very important. -Worse COVID patients are having a problem with vitamin D. -Most people take less vitamin D than the lowest limits. -The modern lifestyle is guilty of it. *App "dminder" (Calculates how much vitamin D you are taking on everyday basis) 52:04 What is the balance between overexposing to the sun and perfect exposure to the sun for ideal vitamin D dose? -A tip is to expose yourself to the sun in the morning and evening. -Don't go out at noon when the UW index is 11. *Vitamin C *PABA Supplement (Has B vitamin)   56:36: Do you do anything for your skin? (Applying creams...) -Dr. Bob uses coconut oil, vitamin c serum... -He tries to avoid putting many things on his skin. -It matters to hydrate your skin 58:56 Do you work with individuals as a consultant? Dr. Bob is now co-founder of a company "awesome labs". https://www.quantifiedbob.com/ Instagram, Twitter, Facebook: @quantifiedbob LinkedIn: Bob Troia

There comes a time in real estate investors’ careers when they can no longer manage all the tasks and wear all the hats required to succeed in the industry. This is when virtual assistants (VAs) might be just what they need. Bob Lachance is a nationally recognized speaker, mentor, and trainer who specializes in helping customers build their businesses through automation and outsourcing. He acquired his first flip in 2004 and has done over 700 transactions since, and has also started two successful real state coaching programs and three virtual assistant staffing companies. He is the owner of REVA Global LLC, which focuses on offering trained real estate virtual assistants to real estate professionals. In this episode, Bob tells listeners when they might start thinking about outsourcing some of the tasks, what they can expect to pay for virtual assistants, and advises on acquiring a full-time employee versus hiring a VA for each of their specialized tasks. He also discusses VA’s retention rates, how investors can hang on to good ones, and the importance of having clearly defined responsibilities to maximize the chances of success. Key Points From This Episode:Find out who Bob Lachance is and about his real estate career thus far. Recognizing a need for mentoring and developing two coaching programs in response. Starting his first company after spotting the opportunity to provide virtual assistant services. When it is time for investors to think about automating and outsourcing certain tasks. Guidelines around the cost of VA services and why it need not cost a fortune. Factors to consider when deciding to hire a full-time employee versus a virtual assistant. Thoughts on hiring several VAs for each specific area or hiring one or two to manage it all. Suggestions for getting started on training your VA in their tasks and responsibilities. How Bob and his team go about finding, screening, and interviewing candidates.Hear what automation outsourcing means to Bob and examples of how it works.The average retention rates of VAs and tips for retaining that person on your staff. Why you should know the area you invest in and avoid shiny object syndrome. Tweetables:“If I have to hammer the phones all day long, that would zap my energy. I need to outsource that to somebody else. Guess what? I can work on building my business. I don't have to work at that specific task that will zap all of my energy.” — Bob Lachance [0:07:00]“I would 100% recommend just sticking within the tasks that that particular individual is good at.” — Bob Lachance [0:09:45]“Our clients that have the most success with their virtual assistants are the ones that treat them like they’re in-house.” — Bob Lachance [0:17:48]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Bob Lachance on LinkedInBob Lachance EmailREVA Global Google SheetsRealeflowLimitless EstatesWayne PattonWayne Patton’s Asset ProtectionPassive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Facebook GroupKyle Mitchell on FacebookLalita Mitchell on Facebook

Bob Saget (@bobsaget) is a comedian, actor, director, host of the Bob Saget's Here For You podcast, and author of Dirty Daddy: The Chronicles of a Family Man Turned Filthy Comedian. What we discuss with Bob Saget: The shared age at which Bob Saget and Richard Pryor knew they were funny. How Bob's sense of humor developed as a mechanism to avoid pain. Why Bob has reinvented himself repeatedly over the course of his career -- from the wholesome family man he portrayed on Full House to the dirty lecher he played on Entourage (and all points between). The big breaks that can come from life's worst disappointments. Bob's proven remedy for dealing with the haters (and we all have haters). And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/372 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

Full-time blogger, Bob Lotich talks about how he eclipsed his corporate income after blogging for just 9 months and the benefits of taking a sabbatical. Guest Biography Bob Lotich is the founder of the award-winning blog SeedTime.com and podcast SeedTime Money. He nerds out on experimenting with his money with small things like budgeting hacks, money-saving apps, and big things like radical giving, year-long sabbaticals, and other timeless financial instruction from the Bible. Bob is a Certified Educator in Personal Finance (CEPF®) and started SeedTime (formerly ChristianPF) in 2007 with a passion to help fellow believers learn how to manage their money wisely. His personal mission (and the SeedTime mission) is to make, save, grow, and give money to benefit others. After all, life isn’t about the accumulation of things but is about how we can make the world a better place by giving. Once he realized that by paying off his debt, he could fund God’s Kingdom instead of paying interest to banks, it provided a deeper level of motivation to get out of debt. That sealed the deal, and Bob and his wife Linda spent the next couple years paying off their $46k of debt in their first years of marriage.  Bob also has a passion for helping entrepreneurs get their business ideas off the ground and has written 2 books helping bloggers and wanna-be-bloggers build and grow their blogs. When Bob isn’t working, he is likely hanging with his wife Linda and their kids, Alden, Valerie, and Oliver, working on his garden, eating some artisanal dark chocolate, playing guitar, or riding his motorcycle. Sometimes all at the same time. In this episode, you'll learn: How Bob became a full-time blogger and blogging as a business. What Bob learned from taking a full year off from work, with no email or social media. Make sure you listen to the end to hear about Bob's big giving goals, like giving away nearly 40% of his income! Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/148 Find more from our guest: www.seedtime.com The SeedTime Money Podcast SeedTime Money YouTube Channel Twitter Instagram Mentioned in this episode: Poverty, Inc. (film) Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not! by Robert T. Kiyosaki The Automatic Millionaire, Expanded and Updated: A Powerful One-Step Plan to Live and Finish Rich by David Bach Inspired Money 138: How to Set Goals and Make Them Happen with Joe Pulizzi Runnymede Money Tip of the Week A reminder and a few tips to support local businesses. Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser.com, or wherever you listen. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

In this episode, Frank and Andy talk with the legendary Bob Ward. Links (http://thedatadrivenbook.com) Sponsor: Audible.com (http://thedatadrivenbook.com) - Get a free audio book when you sign up for a free trial! Notable QuotesOn playing the "plague or pollen" game. (02:30) Regarding sportsball... (05:30) Virtual is the new norm. (06:30) Bob and Azure (07:30) Frank caught Bob in person at Microsoft Ready (08:15) On sharing code...(9:30) Bob on SQL Server 2019 Big Data Clusters (11:00) ... and PolyBase (12:30) "Keep the data where it lives, access it through the language you're familiar with." - Bob on PolyBase (13:48) Regarding Synapse (14:48) ...even for AS/400... (18:20) PolyBase as an incremental migration strategy... (19:30) COBOL, and more COBOL, and Y2K (20:30) "Buck Woody works with me..." - Bob Ward (21:00) An aside about NFL Football teams and rivalries. (23:00) We all miss baseball. (23:50) "Did you find data or did data find you?" (25:00) How Bob was recruited by Microsoft 26 years ago (26:45) Anna Hoffman (https://twitter.com/AnalyticAnna) ... (28:15) Bob's Book: SQL Server 2019 Revealed (https://www.amazon.com/SQL-Server-2019-Revealed-Including/dp/148425418X) (31:00) "So this Bob Ward guy... he's kinda a big deal..." - Frank (32:45) "I have people like my wife to keep me humble." - Bob (34:00) "There's always somebody smarter..." - Bob (34:45) "The Silverlight apocalypse..." (35:30) "When I'm not working, I enjoy ____." (36:30) Some Good News (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOe_y6KKvS3PdIfb9q9pGug) (37:30) A Quiet Place (38:15) "I think the coolest thing in technology today is ____." (38:45) Bob started at Microsoft in 1993. (40:15) "There's no way somebody is going to put a SQL Server in the cloud." (42:00) FranksWorld.com (http://franksworld.com/) (42:40) On remote training (44:00) "I look forward to the day when I can technology to ____." (45:30) "IoT-ness" - Bob, circa 2020 (46:40) "Share something different about myself." (48:00) "We're all screwing up!" (49:30) Grace is Greater, by Kyle Idleman (https://www.amazon.com/Grace-Greater-Overcome-Redeem-Rewrite/dp/0801019419) (50:20) Bob on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/bobwardms/) (51:30) aka.ms/bobwardms (51:45) aka.ms/sqlworkshops (52:30) Tom Clancy series (https://www.amazon.com/Tom-Clancy/e/B000APF4T2) (53:00) Sherlock Holmes series (https://www.amazon.com/Arthur-Conan-Doyle/e/B000AQ43GQ) (54:00) Sherlock - BBC (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1475582/) (54:45) "John Krasinski is a great Jack Ryan (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5057054/) ." - Bob (58:00) Transcript (AI Generated)Hello and welcome to data driven, the podcast where we explore the emerging field of data science. We bring the best minds in data, software, engineering, machine learning and artificial intelligence. Now hear your hosts Frank Lavigna and Andy Leonard. Hello and welcome back to data driven. The podcast or we explore the emerging fields of data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence. If you like to think of data as the new oil, then you can consider as well like Car Talk and with me on his epic road trip down. The information superhighway is Andy Leonard. Although. I think we are now currently in lock down so that road ship and has been postponed. It has and wow what a you know what an interesting time to live in right Frank. Right right, we are recording this on April 15th. You know it's serious when even the government postpones tax collection. True, yeah today would have been the day that your taxes were doing US, but they pushed it back. I forgot three months for months whatever. Yeah, yeah, three months, but it's in Julies coming up on my birthday.

Joining me today is Bob Burg, he is a speaker and author of multiple books including The Go Giver and The Go Giver Series and Endless Referrals. He shares how a subtle shift in focus is not only a more uplifting and fulfilling way of conducting business but the most financially profitable way, as well. For 30 years, he’s helped companies, sales leaders, and their teams to more effectively communicate their value, sell at higher prices with less resistance, and grow their businesses based on Endless Referrals. Bob is an advocate, supporter, and defender of the Free Enterprise system, believing that the amount of money one makes is directly proportional to how many people they serve. Bob tells the story of how his speaking business was growing for the first three years. He was at the National Speaking Conference speaking with other professional speakers who suggested he write a book to get to the next level. He used his book as a proactive tool to sell his services faster, more efficiently, and consistently. He reflected on his process of contacting other professionals and his question process to find out if the company he called was interested, wanted, and could afford his services. Bob also talked about getting permission to send someone your book as they will value your book and its content as a utility. Explaining how he utilizes his book as a foot in the door to get out there and into speaking gigs, Bob also elaborates on other ways marketing his book has resulted in receiving more business. He talks about using a process and following systems to achieve goals and how he built his business with each new book published. Listen in to find out how Bob was able to sell 950,000 books, how to turn your book into a series, and using your book to grow your speaking business. Learn why consistency goes a long way, how he used parables in his book to teach his readers, and how go givers and go getters get farther in business. Show Notes [02:27] Why Bob decided to write his first book and the purpose behind his book. [04:10] How he used his first book as a proactive tool and why his book was a critical part of growing his business. [07:28] Bob’s process of how he sold his book when presenting as a speaker.  [09:38] His experience with writing for trade publications before online publishing. [10:49] How Bob has used his book to get more speaking gigs and to drive referrals. [12:55] His second book, The Go Giver, took his business to the next level. [15:42] The not-so-sexy work of getting your message out on multiple platforms. [20:24] Why you should always focus on the other person at a sales conference. [23:05] A difficult lesson Bob learned about titling his books. [26:31] Why The Go Giver sold so many books.  [29:04] Which book has sold the most in his series and why has it sold the most copies. [33:17] The main impact of his books on his speaking business.  [37:36] Bob encourages his students to make an emotional connection in their book. [42:48] Learning from other people’s experiences in the different aspects of business. Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Circle of Profit Bob Burg on the Web Get one of Bob’s Published Books Check out The Go Giver Podcast Connect with Bob on LinkedIn Follow Bob on Instagram

Here's the second part of my interview with musician, author, and teacher, Bob Baker. We talked about what drew Bob to starting his YouTube channel and how it's grown to over 117K subscribers through the meditations and positive affirmations he posts. We also spoke about things like:  Bob's insecurities and self-worth challenges throughout his childhood The impact that Wayne Dyer's book Your Erroneous Zones had on Bob in high school Bob's realization that he wasn't a victim of this thoughts and how that prompted his personal development journey Why creatives tend to be more sensitive How we can manage the negative self-talk that may run through our mind Bob's recommendation for pursuing new ideas How Bob prepares for recording his YouTube videos The different types of recordings Bob creates How Bob and his girlfriend perform the song “White Christmas” every year and the unique spin Bob puts on it (I think you'll get a kick out of this part)

Bob Sáenz is an actor and screenwriter known for Extracurricular Activities (2019)(now streaming on Amazon Prime), The Right Girl (2015), and Help for the Holidays (2012). He is also the author of the 2019 book That’s Not The Way It Works: A no-nonsense guide to the craft and business of screenwriting.  What you will learn: How Bob broke into television and screenwriting at the age of 40. What he learned as an extra and actor on Nash Bridges that helped him as a screenwriter. How he navigated his way through a creative dry spell. What it was like seeing his screenplay Extracurricular Activities finally get made into a film 18 years after he wrote it. How to endure an industry of “complete rejection.” Why the idea of “Hollywood” is a myth. How there are no hard and fast rules or formulas when writing a screenplay, as long as the story is great. The importance of writing to budget and being flexible with screenplay changes. What it’s like writing for television and how American television has transformed in recent years. The necessity of taking assigned writing jobs, and the rarity of a successful original spec script. How accessible writing for television is now that streaming services are producing more content than ever. Why Bob considers it a miracle that any film gets made, and the reason he would never want to be a director.  Advice he would give young people aspiring to work in the film industry. Resources: Bob Saenz IMDB  

Bob Serling is a world expert on the licensing business model. He has developed a skateboard toy featuring Tony Hawk and 6 other skateboard brands, the most highly used testing and assessment software in the online training industry, insurance products, household goods, licensed marketing campaigns and more. Bob also helps business owners and entrepreneurs increase their profits with no cost and no risk In this episode, Bob talks about his unique approach to the licensing model and how he was able to profit off multiple markets with his approach. INSIDE THE EPISODE: [02:18] Rough beginnings for Bob & how it shaped him [06:00] Bob’s first jump into marketing & how he met Gary Halbert [11:56] How Bob discovered the licensing model & how he capitalized on it [17:02] Biggest reasons for Bob’s success & his plans going forward Get your cheatsheet for Bob’s episode at unstoppablebusiness.com/podcast

Today… we're talking with Bob Burg.  For 30 years, Bob has been a successful author and speaker.  His books have sold millions of copies and he wows audiences… whether it's a group of 50 or 15,000 — and he's shared the stage with top thought leaders, celebrities, Olympic athletes, and even former US Presidents.  I consider Bob a mentor and a friend, and since I trust his perspectives in the best and the worst of times… I wanted to bring him on to talk about where we are at as a world… and where we need to focus as leaders, entrepreneurs, and globe changers as we move into this new normal.     Listen To The Podcast:     Bob Burg RESOURCES: Bob Burg's website: burg.com Bob's Author Page on Amazon: Click here     MORE ABOUT THE EPISODE: Bob Burg has written 10 books on sales, marketing, and influence.  Those books have sold millions of copies.  And although I can say each is incredible, it's his book The Go-Giver that's had the biggest impact on me.  In fact… it was a divine appointment that I had with that book… during a really low point in my career... that helped me to stay on track and get to where we are today! Specifically, the 5 Laws of Success from the Book helped me to focus on the RIGHT things and I think they're even more applicable right now! Value: Your true worth is determined by how much more you give in value than you take in payment. Compensation: Your income is determined by how many people you serve and how well you serve them. Influence: Your influence is determined by how abundantly you place other people's interests first. Authenticity: The most valuable gift you have is to offer yourself. Receptivity: The key to effective giving is to stay open to receiving.   I consider Bob a mentor and a friend. And since I trust his perspectives in the best and the worst of times… I wanted to bring him on to talk about where we are as a world… and where we need to focus as leaders… entrepreneurs and globe changers… as we move into this “new normal.” We'll also dig into how the “Go-Giver” Laws can help to guide us right now too.  Enjoy!   MORE ON THE EPISODE: 0:02 What to expect today 1:00 How Bob impacted Mitch 3:33 Conversation starts 5:20 The importance of thinking about what you are thinking about 7:30 The five laws of focus 9:13 Deep dive into the laws 15:59 How authenticity leads to a better life 21:21 The truth about giving and receiving 22:36 How to thrive in a free market 23:40 Embarrassing healthy thoughts around wealth 26:59 What to focus on now 27:00 Accepting the truth 33:00 Wisdom of the week 36:25 Mitch's biggest takeaways     WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! So… I know one of my favorite parts of the conversation was on the subject of “truth.”   How leaders need to focus on the “truth” as they make their decisions.  And with all the things that are up in the air right now… that really struck me.  We may not feel like we have all the answers right now… but we still have the “truth” of our current restrictions and guidance on what's safe.  So we have to navigate in that “truth” until those restrictions/guidance change.   That was big for me.  How about you? I want to hear from YOU!  What clicked with you? What got you thinking? What might you apply from what Bob shared?  Leave a comment below and let me know! Check other Podcasts here:

How Bob joined and eventually split with the civil rights movement ... Critiquing the government bureaucracy of the American welfare state ... Bob: Affirmative action has been exploited by middle-class blacks ... Black achievement during the century after the Civil War ... Glenn asks, "what is to be done?" ... Bob: "I don't have any choice but to be optimistic" ... Glenn: "Black people ought not to be taught to hate our country" ...

Digital marketing for real estate investors is a hot topic today. Learning how to use digital marketing to your advantage is critical for growing your business in 2020.   It not only helps you grow your business, but it’s also how you grow your brand and ultimately your bottom line. Motivated sellers expect you to have an online presence today. It’s no longer optional. Digital marketing helps you become the go-to source for information so that you stand out from your competition.   So, how do you do that?  You’re going to learn the answer in today’s show. My guest today is Bob Sparkins from Leadpages.  Leadpages is a service I have used for a long time now, and I love it.  Bob is a digital marketing expert. He has been on a mission since 2006 to teach business owners around the world how to leverage digital marketing to impact more people with less effort. He is a former high school history teacher & academic team coach, a published author, and he lives in Minnesota with his wife and 2 kids.    What is Leadpages Used For? Leadpages does many things, but I use it mostly for lead generation and for building landing pages. You can use it to collect leads for your business, build websites, and deliver quality information known as “lead magnets” to motivated sellers that find you online. This is how you get people on your list so that you can continue marketing to them.  If you’ve ever gotten one of my freebies on my website, you have been taken to a page I built inside Leadpages.   The thing I love most about this service is the beautiful templates that you can easily customize for your business.  They are easy even for a non “techie” like me.  Another added bonus is that Leadpages will also host your pages for you saving you that additional cost.  Please check out the resources at the bottom of the page where you will find a free 14 day trial to Leadpages.  You also want to be sure to get their free course, “Website in a Weekend”.  I’ll put those links below.   Show Notes Bob shares some great information in this show. Here is just some of what we talked about: How Bob went from high school teacher to a digital marketing expert The way real estate investors can leverage digital marketing in 2020 to outperform their competition The importance of building an online presence Digital marketing and your real estate investing business Lead magnets: what they are and why you need to have them on your website Lead generation How someone that isn’t tech-savvy and doesn’t have an online presence at this time can get started Prioritizing what you need to do when it comes to building your online presence Bob’s advice for anyone that feels lost in the world of digital marketing   Resources Leadpages has a free course called, “Website in a Weekend” along with a 14 day free trial of Leadpages.  Be sure to get your free copy of the course while you can.  Just Click Here to get the course and your trial.  This is the perfect opportunity to get in there and check out Leadpages for yourself with absolutely zero risk.   If you love it as much as I do, you can get a 20% discount for your first month using the link below.  (If you decide to pay annually, that discount is applied to your entire annual purchase).  ***After the 14-day trial you will need to use this special link to get your 20% discount.  Just Click Here. Just let your free trial expire and sign up with this special discount link.    How Much Does it Cost? You can get started with Leadpages for as little as $19 a month. That’s a great deal!   Books Mentioned in this Show Bob’s Book – “Take Action Revise Later” Guns, Germs and Steel by Jared Diamond Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert Caldini Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight and Norbert Leo Butz   Quick Question Do you have freebies on your website to entice people to sign up? If you don’t, now’s the perfect time to get started.   Be sure to stop by the Louisville Gal’s Real Estate Blog and pick up your freebies!       .

Bob Diamond is a nationally recognized premier expert on real estate investing. Bob is a practicing real estate attorney, real estate developer, commercial real estate investing, wholesaling, subject to investing, buying out of bankruptcy and buying out of probate, as well as a published author of three books on foreclosure investing. You may be familiar with Bob from his appearances on FOX, NBC, or CNBC or on his real estate radio show. Bob has personally worked on over $150 million in real estate investing transactions as an Attorney, from large corporate purchases and lease creation to litigation. As a successful real estate developer and an active real estate investor, his combination of expert knowledge and real-world experience make him the go-to source for real estate investor training. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Bob discovered his current niche in the long recovery after the 2008 market crash, and how today's market is beginning to mirror conditions during the Great Recession How the “overages” business works, and why this niche is ideal during periods of economic challenge What kind of returns you might expect on your investment in an overages deal, and why these types of deals are easy to do especially in current market conditions How money is generated when a county sells a property at a tax auction, and how any money above the amount of taxes owed on the property is allocated to the owner of record What first steps to take if you are interested in investing in the tax auction overages niche Why people new to this type of investing tend to begin by investing in properties in their own state Why these methods won't work in New York, Colorado or Michigan, where the overages are kept by the government How to get access to Bob's online overages course, and how to sign up for Ron's virtual summit from April 1-3 where Bob will be discussing his overages strategies Why in times of economic challenge there are always new opportunities available if you're willing to look for them Additional resources: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com/Diamond Website: www.diamondlawcenter.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/attorneyx/

Bob Marier is an interventionist and coach, and  CEO and founder of Hired Sobriety. Hired Sobriety’s mission is to provide people with the support, knowledge, and discipline required to achieve long term sobriety and lead healthier and happier lives. Enjoy this interview! The Why Intervention Podcast is aimed at helping family and friends feel supported and encouraged that recovery from addiction is possible, for themselves as well as their loved ones. You'll hear how to affect positive change in their life and help your loved one begin a successful recovery. Host Christopher Doyle shares his insights, talks with experts and interviews people who have gone through recovery. Links and Resources from this Episode https://whyintervention.com/ https://twitter.com/whyintervention https://www.facebook.com/whyintervention/?ref=br_rs Connect with Bob Marier http://www.hiredsobriety.com/ https://www.instagram.com/hiredsobriety/?hl=es-la info@hiredsobriety.com  https://www.instagram.com/sober_coach/?hl=es-la  Show Notes Hired Sobriety services - 0:38 Helping families with the intervention process - 1:31 The best time to ask for help - 3:04 The process of taking an intervention - 4:03 Families concerns - 5:45 Hired Sobriety’s job - 6:15 How Bob helps families understand the intervention process - 9:11 The lack of understanding when it comes to addiction - 9:38 Why Hired Sobriety May be the best option for treatment - 11:14 Chris’s experience with sobriety and recovery - 14:10 The most important thing that you can do - 16:25 Bob’s experience with the intervention process - 17:05 Bob’s detox process - 18:12 Sobriety’s experience - 21:48 Being sober for years - 29:52 Everyone can be an interventionist - 37:51 Helping people with interventions during his life - 41:23 Qualities of a good interventionist - 43:13 How many interventions does Bob do during a year - 45:15 Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher Subscribe with RSS

Bob Fraser is on a mission to help investors take advantage of one of the most effective and overlooked avenues of real estate investing: residential mortgage notes. As Founder and Principal of Aspen Funds, Bob has purchased more than 1,000 mortgage notes earning double-digit annual returns without the risk and volatility of traditional investing options. Bob has personal experience with the unpredictable nature of public markets. In the 90's, he launched a tech company, raised $44 million in venture capital, and grew it to over 300 employees. Then the tech bubble burst and he transitioned to finance and investing, becoming CFO for several organizations and running a hedge fund. In 2012, he met business partner Jim Maffuccio, and the two found an alternative way to invest in real estate without the volatility of traditional options. By purchasing discounted residential real estate notes in the American heartland they discovered a high yield, liquid, asset-secured investment that produced consistently superior returns without all the risk. Better yet? They could work with homeowners to help them stay in their homes. Everyone wins. With Aspen Funds, Bob uses his 20-plus years of experience in finance to oversee the company's mortgage note portfolios. A Magna Cum Laude graduate in computer science from U.C. Berkeley and former Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award-winner, Bob often makes bold, contrarian predictions about the economy and technology, most of which have already come true. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Bob got involved in the housing market during the recovery from the 2008 market crash, and how he got involved in mortgage notes How the current housing market and economic conditions are very different from the conditions that caused the 2008 crash How President Obama's JOBS Act opened the door to a new level of accessibility for private investment opportunities How Bob's “lienlord” niche works, and how it allows investors to buy notes for pennies on the dollar and create powerful cash flow Why a second position mortgage isn't a bad investment and how the default rate of second mortgages during the 2008 crash was just 5% Why investors are often surprised to learn that they can foreclose from second position and how Bob handles a situation where the first mortgage becomes delinquent How Bob transitioned from working as a computer programmer into real estate after the dotcom crash and how working with the right mentors made all the difference Why Bob recommends you read The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell and The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor Why if you create a note with a good interest rate, yield, and a solid pay history, groups like Bob's company Aspen Funds will be happy to buy it from you Resources: Website: https://aspenfunds.us/smart-real-estate-coach/ Website: https://aspenfunds.us Bob Fraser's Recommended Reading List: The Tipping Point by Malcolm Gladwell: https://amzn.to/3am1yOa The Happiness Advantage by Shawn Achor: https://amzn.to/30CKRcU Additional resources: Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS

Welcome to episode 203 of the LJS Podcast where today I talk with special guest and LJS community member, Bob Petix about his journey as a jazz bassist. He talks about getting started playing bass in his late 40's and how he has developed in his musicianship since then. We talk what's working for him in the practice room and some of the key things that has stimulated his musical improvement. Listen to episode 203 One of the biggest themes for Learn Jazz Standards this year 2020 is community. This is really the year of community where we are building community and we are learning from each other as a community because I do believe that this is the best way that we can truly learn — it's from each other. And so one thing that I will be doing a lot more often on this podcast is have guests that are listeners of the podcast, who are members of my online jazz courses so that we can listen and find out what's working well for them in their practice room, what's working well, the things that are making the highest impact in their jazz playing at the moment. And in general, getting to know them and their stories because I do believe that we can learn in so much from each other's stories, so much from each other's experiences as jazz musicians, and this will help us all learn and grow together. So, I have Bob Petix on the show today, who is an attorney, who is a bass player from Jackson, Wyoming, who is going to share with us today and we are going to learn a lot from him. In this episode: 1. How Bob got started playing bass and jazz 2. Why Bob plays jazz and what keeps him motivated 3. What Bob is working on in the practice room and what is working best 4. I help Bob with an exercise he can work on for developing better time feel and longer lines Thanks for listening to this episode of the Learn Jazz Standards Podcast. If you aren't already, make sure you are subscribed on iTunes, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen to podcasts. I look forward to having you join me in the next episode! Important Links Jazz Blues Accelerator (course mentioned in episode)

“I always had this thing where I wanted to be helpful for every single person. I don’t want to have to look at someone and say there isn’t anything I can do.” Bob Gilpatrick and his business partner Larry began working on projects together when Larry was 65. At the time, Larry was in very poor health. He was suffering from a range of illnesses and disorders common with older folk. He was on 11 medications, he’d had two surgeries and was scheduled for two more, and he was riddled with pain and discomfort. It’s what happens when you’re ‘old’ - or is it? Using his 20 years’ experience in holistic nutrition, Bob developed a comprehensive nutrition plan for Larry. After just TWO months, Larry had lost pounds of excess weight, he was full of energy, and he even looked significantly younger. What’s more, Larry was able to quit all his meds, avoid two surgeries, and cut 36 years off his age [according to his life insurance provider]!The results were so astounding, that Bob and Larry founded Boomers Forever Young - to ensure age is no longer an excuse to live a compromised life. “I was known as the guy who was always bringing crazy types of alternative medicine to the formal western medicine centers.” At 63-years-young, Bob Gilpatrick is an exceptionally skilled and gifted healer. He’s dedicated his life to mastering multiple different techniques, disciplines, and skills to ensure he can help anyone who asks for it. Bob will transform your perception of what healing is possible. In the most unimaginable situations, Bob is able to inspire recovery, healing, and deep inner peace.Check out this week’s episode to hear about: Bob’s 9/11 ‘Torchstory’ and his seven-year coughWhy getting hit by a van at 60mph ignited Bob’s interest in nutrition How Bob helped ‘heal’ the PTSD-suffering Vietnam veteran who accidentally killed his own sonWhat opens up when you find peace with your childhood traumasWhy Bob’s morning routine starts in the evening with revision scissors’The fact that most people spend just 5% of their day in a state where everything feels ‘ok’And more...Bob is proof that the human body is capable of much more than we give it credit for. So if you’re not ready to slow down yet and you want to enjoy optimal health throughout your life, tune into this episode now. It’s an interview guaranteed to reset your expectations of aging.“You’re creating your own unique note that’s playing in the orchestra of the universe.” How to contact https://www.supernutracomplete.comhttps://www.facebook.com/SuperNutraCompletehttps://www.instagram.com/super_nutra_completehttps://twitter.com/NutraSuperWe thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Episode #7: How Bob, Spike and Joe proposed to their wives, which of those wives are now getting "work" done, a new designer drug Bob is taking, a Great Wall Joe built in his back yard and is now facing huge City problems with, more on how to get your original music featured on the Podcast, Vaping, another successful Seattle radio show shifting to Podcasting, and more answers to listener questions including why Kim Kardashian hung up mid interview and other guests who have cut their time on the Bob Rivers Show short with a dial tone.

ENERGY FLOWS TO AND THROUGH YOU. We tend to minimize what we think we can accomplish. We put ourselves in a box. But we often think that other people can do what we can’t. Why do we believe in others more than ourselves? We all have infinite potential. But we let our “paradigm” define what’s possible. Let’s investigate all the ways your thoughts are holding you back from being happy, healthy, and wealthy. On today’s episode of The School of Greatness, I talk about shifting your paradigms with a master of the Law of Attraction: Bob Proctor. Bob Proctor is one of the most sought-after speakers in the world and featured in the wildly popular film, The Secret. For over 40 years, Bob Proctor has focused his work and teachings on helping people use the power of their mind to achieve prosperity, rewarding relationships and spiritual awareness. He is the best-selling author of "You Were Born Rich" and has transformed the lives of millions through his books, seminars, courses and personal coaching. Bob says he was going nowhere before he “woke up” to how the universe works. He’s passionate because he figures that if it could work for him, it could work for anyone. So get ready to learn how to develop your six mental faculties on Episode 835. Some Questions I Ask: Why do you call your former self a loser? (9:00) Did you have big dreams as a kid? (24:00) Which faculty was the hardest for you to tap into? (29:30) What’s the thing you want to change most in yourself? (59:00) Do you think you’ll ever realize your potential? (1:03:00) What is something you’re proud of that most people don’t know about you? (1:23:33) In This Episode You Will Learn: How Bob almost missed the change to film The Secret (5:00) The power of generosity (14:00) How Bob changed his outlook on money (15:30) The 6 faculties to improve the qualities of your life (28:00) How to develop your intuition (33:00) The power of self-image (43:00) The key habits to change your life (1:21:00) If you enjoyed this episode, check out the video, show notes and more at http://www.lewishowes.com/835