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In this episode, John talks with Bryan Ward - host of Dad Up Podcast, Vice President of Citizens Business Bank, US Marine Veteran, Basketball coach, featured guest on CNN/HLN, dad, and husband. Listen to this episode to learn more! EPISODE SUMMARY: [03:17] - Bryan's backstory [11:33] - Why he started Dad Up Podcast [14:55] - Podcast that Bryan never misses [16:21] - John's favorite podcast [18:50] - How to get 40% off on Jeff Brown's book [19:45] - Rewards and challenges of being a podcast host [21:47] - Why Bryan did not publish some of his interviews [22:45] - Why John did not publish certain interviews [26:31] - How Bryan helps fathers beyond the podcast [30:21] - What does a good dad look like? [31:53] - How to continue being a dad to older, self-sufficient, independent kids [35:55] - What Bryan does to improve relationships with his family [36:59] - The benefits of journaling [40:31] - The best time to journal NOTABLE QUOTES: “The best leaders are readers.” “When you've unconditional love and quality time with your kids, then you're a rockstar dad.” “You have to be there for your kids regardless of their age.” “The most precious thing you have is your time because it is not renewable.” PODCAST MENTIONED: Brothers On Law Podcast (https://brothersonlaw.com/) Jeff Knows Inc Podcast (https://www.jeffknowsinc.com/) Craig Groeschel Leadership Podcast (https://www.craiggroeschel.com/leadershippodcast) Brand You Podcast with Mike Kim (https://mikekim.com/brandyoupodcast/) BOOK MENTIONED: You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero (https://tinyurl.com/YouAreABadassBook) DIFFERENT EXAMPLES OF HELPFUL JOURNALS: GRATITUDE JOURNAL (https://journey.cloud/gratitude-journal/) SELF-REFLECTIVE JOURNAL (https://journey.cloud/reflective-journal) 5 YEAR JOURNAL (https://journey.cloud/five-year-journal) MORNING PAGES (https://journey.cloud/morning-pages) THE FIVE MINUTE JOURNAL (https://www.intelligentchange.com/blogs/read/the-five-minute-journal-questions) USEFUL RESOURCES: https://daduptribe.com/  https://www.facebook.com/bryan.ward.5245  https://www.instagram.com/daduppodcast  https://tinyurl.com/DadUpPodcast  https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-ward-0653b821  https://twitter.com/daduppodcast  https://www.clubhouse.com/@daduppodcast CONNECT WITH JOHN Website - https://thejohnhulen.com  Clubhouse - https://www.joinclubhouse.com/@johnhulen  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/johnhulen  Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/johnhulen  Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/johnhulen  LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnhulen  EPISODE CREDITS Intro music provided by Tony Palacios - https://www.instagram.com/tonytonedog/  Outro music provided by Jeff Scheetz - https://jeffscheetz.com/ 

Self-doubt! Limiting beliefs! Imposter syndrome! These insecurities are known by many different names. But they have one thing in common; every author faces them. In this episode of the podcast, Kenny chats with Bryan Nowak. Together they share the self-doubts they each faced and share how they overcame these limiting beliefs. Bryan Nowak writes horror, sci-fi, and mystery and currently has 8 books published. He is also the host of the All Things Writing Podcast. As an experienced writer, Bryan has dealt with and overcome his own limiting beliefs. Highlights 1:31 Bryan's Author Journey 10:18 All Things Writing Podcast 15:21 Bryan's self-doubt experience 28:44 Breaking the barrier of your first book 36:21 How Bryan still struggles sometimes 42:07 Author Action Point 44:33 Connect with Bryan   Check out the Show Notes page for more.

As founder of Think Big Marketing, Bryan strives to help small to mid-sized businesses keep up with their competitors through creative, customized SEO & social media services. The world of internet marketing is growing and changing so fast that very few can keep up. They dedicate their efforts to not only offering their services to help businesses keep up with this ever-changing industry, but to also teach others what they have learned so they too can grow and learn how their business can adapt to this rapidly changing market.   What You Will Learn: Who is Bryan Driscoll? How he helps investors on the marketing side? Bryan shares how he started in digital marketing. Different ways of digital marketing. What are the factors to consider in doing digital marketing? Bryan shares how digital marketing works and what strategy to do depending on the line of the business. How much to spend on Google Pay Per Click? How does Facebook work as a medium of marketing? What does Bryan do to keep going after failure? Believes every time you fail you learn from it. Persistent and consistent is the key to success. Bryan shares what are his methods in planning? How he achieves his goal? How Bryan keeps his sanity. What does he do with extra leads that don't have the capacity to invest? Bryan Driscoll shares how he can be contacted. Additional Resources from Bryan Driscoll: Website: https://motivated-leads.com/ Cell Phone: 1-4124009861 Email: info@motivated-leads.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-driscoll-seo-real-estate-expert/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/motivatedlead Twitter: https://twitter.com/motivated_leads

In this episode of the 411 On Wrestling Podcast, 411's Blake Lovell is joined by 411's Steve Cook to discuss the reports of CM Punk and Daniel Bryan joining AEW, how they'd impact AEW vs. WWE viewership, The Rock potentially joining at Survivor Series, and much more.*Intro*1:14 CM Punk and Daniel Bryan to AEW?*3:58 WWE conspiracy theories!*6:04 Potential Punk AEW debut scenarios*11:58 Punk's motivation for returning*14:29 What song should Punk use for his entrance?*19:56 Punk with AEW booking vs. Punk with WWE booking*25:18 Bryan's possibilities with AEW*30:17 How Bryan could debut*32:18 Sting vs. Orange Cassidy at All Out?*34:11 Best AEW opponents for Punk and Bryan*41:15 Could Dynamite eventually defeat RAW in viewership?*47:46 The Rock potentially returning at Survivor SeriesDonate to the GoFundMe for Larry Csonka's family: https://www.gofundme.com/f/larrymania-living-on-in-his-girlsSteve's Top 7 Larry Csonka Columns: https://411mania.com/wrestling/top-7-larry-csonka-columns/Steve Cook on 411Mania: https://411mania.com/author/stevecook/Follow Steve on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/stevecook84Follow Blake on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/wrestleblake

My guest today is a CEO and cofounder of GreenPal Bryan Clayton. GreenPal is an online marketplace that connects homeowners with Local lawn care professionals. GreenPal has been called the “Uber for lawn care” by Entrepreneur magazine and has over 200,000 active users completing thousands of transactions per day. I interviewed Bryan about his entrepreneur journey, starting as a lawn mower as a teenager and how we grown this in to a multimillion dollar franchise, almost losing it all when he was navigating through the 2008 financial crisis with $200,000 a week in payroll and no money in the bank He is a passionate entrepreneur with keen interest in small business growth, marketing and bootstrapping businesses from zero revenue to profitability and exit. Special Offer (USA listeners only):If you need a basic grass cutting services in the United States you can sign up for free quotes at www.yourgreenpal.com and get five quotes in less than 60 seconds Links:www.yourgreenpal.com Highlights:(00:00:16) - Introduction of Bryan Clayton (00:01:05) - How did Bryan get in to business? (00:04:37) - Great way to teach kids the relationship between money and work well done (00:06:26) - The classic story of kid mowing lawns & making first dough (00:08:33) - Like making money grow on trees (00:12:25) - How Bryan navigated through the 2008 financial crisis. (00:15:04) - If you're going to eat crap, don't nibble - How managing your costs better can help you be profitable again. (00:19:04) - Keep your ducks in a row with sound finance management (00:25:32) - How and why did Bryan build GreenPal? (00:29:26) - Positive psychology is definitely required to get a business going from scratch (00:30:27) - What Bryan wished he'd done earlier (00:32:56) - Bryan's definition of entrepreneur (00:36:16) - How much does Bryan invest in his personal development (00:36:29) - You want to be a learn it all, not a know it all (00:39:09) - Creating trip wires in your life to keep yourself disciplined. (00:40:33) - Top 3 key take aways from today's interview Subscribe So You Don't Miss Out:Subscribe to SIP mailing list to get regular updates https://forms.aweber.com/form/16/1748098216.htm (by clicking here) Listen on your favourite platform -https://successinspiredpodcast.com/listen ( click here)Support This Show:Love this Podcast? https://lovethepodcast.com/successinspired (Click here )to leave a review ! Become a Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/thatvitmuller (Click here) Follow on https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/success-inspired-podcast (Linkedin) Follow on https://twitter.com/SuccessInspire3 (Twitter) Like on https://www.facebook.com/successinspiredpodcast/ (Facebook) Follow on https://www.instagram.com/successinspiredpodcast/ (Instagram) Enquiries :Contact Vit on https://www.linkedin.com/in/vitmuller/ (LinkedIn) Get Vit's updates on https://www.facebook.com/thatvitmuller/ (Facebook) Follow Vit on https://www.instagram.com/thatvitmuller/ (Instagram) Find Vit on https://twitter.com/thatvitmuller/ ( twitter) Looking To Start A Podcast?I host this podcast with Captivate, the world's only growth-oriented podcast host™ - you can too, and get your first 7-days on me https://www.captivate.fm/signup?ref=vitmuller (by clicking here now.) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacy Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

Welcome to the 3rd episode of the ENTECH LEGENDS series, proudly bought to you by the crew at Entech. If you are looking for an International Mining Consultant specialist, check them out at www.entechmining.com.au for all of your Resource Geology, Mining Engineering, Geotechnical and Ventilation needs. Bryan Worthington, what an absolute bloody legend. In his 20's, Bryan was the sole Rise Miner at Mt Charlotte in Kalgoorlie. He then had plenty of years working in and around WA Airlegging, Jumbo Operating and Managing and then spearheaded the setup of Byrnecut's first ever offshore contract at Bulyanhulu in Tanzania. This is an unbelievable yarn where you'll hear about: - How Bryan blew himself up in Rise - The cunning trick behind how he always made his son Boof lay the rails when they were Airlegging - Why a 7 foot Maasai piggy backed his mother on a 800km trip just because she wanted to meet Bryan in Tanzania. and plenty plenty more.

Bryan Barletta of Sounds Profitable is known for being a guy that explains complicated podcasting ad-tech in a helpful, generous way. Ryan Rose of JoneKiri is an up-and-comer in the industry who has already made a mark by helping talent communicate across multiple platforms. Both started in podcasting. Both quit their day-jobs in podcasting mid-pandemic (!) to launch their own businesses. And both are succeeding wildly. In this conversation they discuss with host E.B. Moss everything from how advertisers can go beyond traditional podcast ad exposure and pricing, to the implications of a "cookie-less world" to the better mousetrap of content marketing cross screen*. These are smart young turks who share a lot of wisdom. We discuss: How Bryan went from McDonalds to History Major to a major force in the developer space before landing in podcasting...and starting Sounds Profitable Why this quote from his recent newsletter post sums up Bryan's mission...and value: When buyers have a hard time translating tools, metrics, and services between advertising channels we get friction, and friction prohibits more buyers from choosing podcast advertising as a viable channel. But that friction can be soothed with education. How slowing down to focus on that education in the business can help speed up revenue Why Megaphone, Advertisecast and Podcorn got snapped up... And why HotPod and PodNews are read voraciously... The imperative for diverse podcasters and the effort to support them by, e.g., former Insider Interviews guest, Juleyka Lantigua-Williams Our "surprise mystery guest", Ryan Rose makes his entrance and explains the what (and pronunciation!) of JoneKiri (hint: discipline and passion...) The opportunity for talent to help offer presence across podcasting + + +...all screens! Why a "cookie-less world" is not such a bad thing...especially in the podcasting world. (Guess who answered THAT one?!) Why Bryan thinks Ryan "fits into a category of people that I think are going to be the next and hottest things in the next two years in podcasting" and why Ryan thinks beyond the pre- or mid-roll, and in fact staked his current career on it The world beyond the CPM or CPA Why they think I'm great. (Kind of love that.) There's a lot more. These are smart guys. You'll want to listen. Again. And maybe again. You can find Bryan on Twitter and https://soundsprofitable.com/ And Ryan and JoneKiri are on LinkedIn If you found THESE tips valuable from Bryan and Ryan, I don't mind if you virtually tip ME, and "buy me a coffee"! ( https://www.buymeacoffee.com/mossappeal ). Please let me know if you have a topic or suggestion for a future episode on the business of media, marketing and advertising -- or need help creating or marketing your own B2B podcast! *Stay tuned for big news -- or ping me -- about an upcoming conference I'm coordinating on the intersection of podcasting and all OTHER content screens!  Podcasts@mossappeal.com Please follow on: Twitter: @mossappeal @InsiderIntervws IG: @insiderinterviews @mossappeal Facebook: InsiderInterviewsPodcast PS: This episode publishes on #EarthDay2021, so please also check out Epi 28 for all the good that Sustainable Brands has been doing since 2006.

In this episode of the SG Podcast, I talk to Bryan Clayton about: - How Bryan grew a lawn mowing company from scratch to one of the biggest in his state (and to an acquisition) - The years/steps it took to bootstrap his lawn mowing marketplace/app - Tips on bootstrapping both service-based and tech businesses, including resources that can you along the way And much more. ----- Want to learn more about starting or growing your own business? Join the SG community and email list here: https://www.solopreneurgrind.com/join/​​ ----- Where to find Bryan: https://www.yourgreenpal.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-clayton/

Today’s topic is very specific, but it’s one that makes a big difference in your private practice and has a meaningful impact on your clients. We are talking about creating an epic welcome video for your practice website. If making a welcome video isn’t part of your website already, don’t miss today’s episode about showing up authentically in ways that connect you to your clients. Our Featured Guest Bryan Nixon, MA, LPC Bryan Nixon is a group practice owner in Grand Rapids, Michigan. His welcome video on his website stands out in my mind as a beautiful and powerful example of what we’re bringing forward in today’s show. Bryan will break down the process of creating such a video, along with things a clinician might overlook when creating such a video. We will wrap up with helpful tips if creating an engaging welcome video is on your to-do list. https://www.mindfulcounselinggr.com/ (Website) You’ll Learn ●     How a video can bring intentionality to your sacred work of therapy in a visual experience ●     How Bryan identified the vibe he wanted to communicate about his practice ●     Why Bryan decided to feature an old, scarred dresser in his welcome video and the symbolism it presents to clients ●     What a client really wants to know about a therapist: Will you see me? Will you hear me? Will you connect with me? ●     Why Bryan felt the importance of “telling the story” through narration for his video ●     Three tips for creating an impactful welcome video: ○     Be willing to do your own work with authenticity before you think about a video ○     Connect to your purpose and your WHY in the world ○     Present your authenticity, but don’t be afraid to show your mistakes ●     Bryan’s continuing ed program, Relationally-Focused Psychodynamic Therapy ●     How restorative healing comes about as a result of the relationship between the client and the therapist Today’s Podcast Sponsor:https://www.tidemarkva.com/ (Tidemark VA Services) provides billing, credentialing, client scheduling, and social media management services to therapists in private practice. The owner, Brittany, is a group practice owner who knows the ins and outs of our field. Learn more about the services that Tidemark provides at https://sellingthecouch.com/tidemark (https://sellingthecouch.com/tidemark). Additional resources: Learn about Bryan’s two-year, post-grad program: http://www.theseattleschool.edu/ (The Seattle School)  RESOURCES TO GUIDE YOUR BUSINESS JOURNEY Disclosures: Please note that all opinions are my own and based on my personal experience. Sponsors are acknowledged. Some links in the description are affiliate links where if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a commission at no additional cost to you. I use these funds to continue to create helpful content to serve our field. As an Amazon Associate, I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases. MY FREE ONLINE WORKSHOPS (These Can Be Watched At A Date/Time That Works For You):https://sellingthecouch.easywebinar.live/registration (Using Podcasting To Grow Your Business (Lessons Learned From 9 Downloads On Day 1 To 1.2 Million And a 7 Income Stream, 6-Figure Business)) https://sellingthecouch.easywebinar.live/registration-3 (How To Launch And Grow A Successful Online Course (Lessons Learned From A $297 First Sale To $150k Online Course)) MY FREE GUIDES: https://sellingthecouch.com/podcastingguide (Start your Podcast: The QuickStart Guide) https://sellingthecouch.com/onlinecourseguide (The A To Z Online Course) MY COURSES: https://sellingthecouch.com/jointhehealthcasters (The Healthcasters) (A podcasting course + community for... Support this podcast

06:00 – Harry welcomes Bryan Barletta to the show to discuss his background and entrepreneurial origin story 12:43 – Bryan shares his thoughts on how COVID-19 may impact the mental, physical and emotional development of children 18:56 – Bryan provides his thoughts on privacy and projects such as Podcast Index 30:18 – Bryan recalls the first time he discovered podcasting and the first piece of technology he ever owned 39:43 – Bryan speaks to his career evolution in podcast ad tech 42:20 – Bryan and Harry discuss monetizing podcasts, landing sponsorships and other aspects of advertising 55:53 – How Bryan met and connected with James Cridland59:45 – Bryan speaks to something he has changed his mind about recently, the most misunderstood thing about him 1:01:28 – Harry thanks Bryan for joining the show, and let’s listeners know where they can connect with him and Sounds ProfitableTWEETABLES“Everybody who doesn’t have to be in New York or LA anymore is absolutely exploring the different options, as they should. And I think that Austin is hot on everybody’s list.” (07:53)  “I think that podcasting can help a lot of that. I think that can be the neat aspect of it where we’re gonna be able to see different ways that these business owners recovered or even just tell their story.” (11:49)  “I think that kids are ultimately resilient, but I think that we’re gonna see a big impact. I think these kids are going to grow up differently from how we grew up and I think it’s on us to make sure that we make space to help them.” (14:29)  “I think that there’s a lot of value in his [Tim Ferriss’] content and I think he’s done a lot for the podcasting space. It’s easy for people to dismiss him sometimes, but I’m thankful for what I’ve learned from him.” (31:44)  “And it was really cool to take this technology that I was obsessed with and make it a career and look at ways to help people monetize that didn’t destroy their creativity. I would always push for other ways to go about it. Don’t just throw a banner there. Really be aware of your customer and make sure you aren’t alienating them. It was a natural fit into podcasting.” (41:50)  “The niche is the really interesting part. I don’t want to hear anybody else’s opinions about something that’s broad that I can get from places that are respected and well developed. I do want to hear about topics that are very specific.” (53:37) THANK YOU SPONSORS!FocusriteFullCastLINKS MENTIONED*FullCast Website *Podcast Junkies Junkies Facebook GroupPodfest Expo Virtual SummitBryan’s LinkedInBryan’s Email Bryan’s TwitterBryan’s WebsiteBryan’s PodcastOutlier Podcast ConferencePodcast IndexLetter WikiYappaRumble StudioMagellan AIThe Thrilling Adventure Hour PodcastTim Ferriss PodcastPodNewsPodland News Podcast

This week Benton Crane talks with Bryan Clayton, the CEO of GreenPal. They discuss how to bring a company together in tough times, why every company should simplify their messaging, and how new products can compete with the status quo and win. 03:31 How Bryan “retired” before 40 years old 07:20 Bryan’s Poop to Gold Moment10:25 How to make your product stand out 13:24 How to get through tough timesYou can find links to Bryan’s social media and all the other places to reach him below. If you’re interested in learning more about Harmon Brothers, you can grab a copy of our book at harmonbrothersbook.com.Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share. Episodes published every Tuesday at 6 am EST. We’ll see you on the next one.Find Bryan Clayton here:https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-clayton?challengeId=AQH_Ha2l3wIhfAAAAXb9nHv4YPSv4UGkyeHeXkKqmBbc5YEedN0pNLKbfqAkFulMKDQ7xZpsXpueV9T9DqMPlalbisyVBDrTRQ&submissionId=a16e6be7-4ce7-5916-119f-71b2c2cb5930 (LinkedIn)https://twitter.com/bryanmclayton?lang=en (Twitter)

Bryan Clayton is the Co-Founder and CEO of GreenPal, an online marketplace that connects homeowners with local lawn care professionals. GreenPal has been called the “Uber for lawn care” by Entrepreneur magazine and has over 100,000 active users completing thousands of transactions per day. Before starting GreenPal, Bryan Clayton founded Peachtree Inc., one of the largest landscaping companies in the state of Tennessee, growing it to over $10 million a year in annual revenue before it was acquired by Lusa holdings in 2013. Bryan‘s interest and expertise are related to entrepreneurism, small business growth, marketing, and bootstrapping businesses from zero revenue to profitability and exit. Some of the Topics Covered by Bryan Clayton in this Episode What GreenPal is and how Bryan started it How Bryan went from a high schooler mowing neighbors' lawns to building one of the largest landscaping companies in Tennessee, with over 150 employees and making $10M in revenue What brought Bryan out of retirement and how he came up with the idea for GreenPal Outsourcing the tech for the first version of GreenPal How Bryan connected with his co-founders and his advice on choosing a co-founder The myth of a work-life balance early on in starting your business How they taught themselves to build software The importance of making time to invest in yourself The importance of innovating around growth and distribution, not just product development, and how Bryan has fueled growth for GreenPal How Bryan decided to go all-in on organic search as a marketing strategy Ben Horowitz's advice of firing bullets then cannonballs Reid Hoffman's advice to double down on what's working Bryan's approach to creating content, the different types and purposes of diverse content and their role in a robust SEO strategy Why Bryan doesn't outsource content creation GreenPal's marketplace business model Why Bryan is passionate about GreenPal and who he sees as his true customer How they're avoiding platform disintermediation How Bryan has approached expanding markets and why it was slow to build momentum How they vet providers and why they prioritize reliability How bootstrapping has influenced decision-making and balancing long term vision and short term execution Asking "why" 5 times Why Bryan decided to bootstrap GreenPal and why he thinks self-funding is part of why they've survived as a business Bryan's advice on how to prepare for starting a business that requires a lot of capital How Bryan and his co-founders side-hustled to bridge the gap between their lack of technical knowledge and gaining the skills necessary to run a SaaS company Bryan's book recommendations How signing up for a marathon gave Bryan business insight and also enabled him to find a better work-life balance Bryan's advice for living a good life and how to apply it to your business Sign up for The Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

IT'S THE SEASON FINALE! Chelsey and Pam wrap up season one with Dram Fine's very first guest, Bryan Simpson (@whiskybry). He is not only the National Brand Ambassador to Ardbeg and Glenmorangie, but the ideal person you'd want to grab a Hauf and Hauf with. Together we talk about our love of not only scotch, but Twin Peaks as well. We drink some Ardbeg An Oa, a Twin Peaks inspired cocktail and dip into each others infinity bottles. Who's infinity bottle will reign supreme? Thank you all for listening! The Whisky Community has been so welcoming and it's an honour being part of it. Hope to see you back for SEASON TWO!Time Stamps1:43 - ASMR of Chelsey opening a present from Pam3:34 - Chelsey recalls trying to understand a drunk Pam5:30 We explain why we called our podcast Dram Fine6:13 David lynch and his connection to whisky drinking7:33 welcome our guest Bryan!9:20 Chelsey breaks down the episode!9:56 - How Bryan got into scotch11:11 What's the HipFlask Whisky club???!!!14:00 Bryan talks about the elusive (to us) WEE BEASTIE18:00 We try the AN OA!25: How Pam and Bryan connected over Twin Peaks29:45 Why Agent Cooper would drink Glenmorangie.31:00 WE PLAY A TWIN PEAKS CHARACTER/SCOTCH PAIRING GAME45:55 Our favourite Twin Peaks scene53:40 We rate our Infinity Bottles! who will reign victorious? Hint: It's not Pam.

If you ever thought about going into online marketing - NOW is the time!This week, I’m joined by the founder of eCom Underground and renowned e-commerce expert, Bryan Bowman. He is an all-star in the online marketing space, and he’s got some incredible insights about the current state of the market he’d like to share with you.Bryan and I initially met through Russell Brunson’s Inner Circle, and we got to know each other pretty well since then. We regularly have calls where we exchange ideas and discuss the latest online trends. I’ve enjoyed our conversations so much, and I figured you would, too, which is why I’m delighted to have him on the show.Being a former pro golfer, he relied on his remarkable athlete mindset to get to the top of the e-commerce industry. He got into the game selling used products from eBay on Amazon, but things really skyrocketed when he discovered private labeling, which helped him develop multiple successful brands.These days, he’s focusing on coaching and consulting SMBs on leveraging digital marketing to grow their business and dominate their market. He’s always organizing cool free challenges on various aspects of e-commerce and digital marketing, so make sure you check him out.Tune in to learn more about the current state of the online market, up-to-date e-commerce trends, how to scale off-Amazon, and overall, how to grow a successful business in the next ten years with online marketing.Key Takeaways:Bryan Bowman’s career as a professional golfer (1:17)Can a background in pro sports help you get ahead in business? (6:08)How Bryan started his digital marketing journey (9:13)Building an e-commerce business with private labeling (14:04)How has online niche marketing opened up opportunities for SMBs? (16:52)Bryan’s story of getting into coaching and consulting (18:14)Why should you be scaling your e-commerce business away from Amazon? (22:07)Picking the right client for your business (25:05)How to go from $1k to $25k with your e-commerce business in 30 days (27:56)What is the Blue Ocean of e-commerce? (33:15)The relationship between marketing, metrics, and math (36:16)Why is now the right time to get into online marketing? (40:20)How to leverage ideas from different industries to grow your business (42:11)Why is coaching the best way to fast-track your success? (45:02)Do you really need to put yourself out there to build a successful online brand? (49:46)Additional Resources:Eric Beer's One Affiliate Offer Challenge: View NowSign up for the SurveyDetective VIP Waitlist (Coming September 2020): Join HereConnect with Bryan Bowman: Visit Here---Connect with Eric!Eric’s website: https://ericbeer.comFollow Eric on Instagram: http://bit.ly/ericbeerinstaSubscribe to Eric’s YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/2Uv1e8M---Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Google, Stitcher, TuneIn, or anywhere else you listen to your podcasts.If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts!

In this episode, Rich and Tony interview Director, Actor, Musician, Bryan Geary, and discuss: How Bryan got started off in the acting/music business What motivated him to keep going after several failed attempts What it means to persevere and keep working towards your goals Also, at the end of the episode, we will introduce a new segment of the show: “Rich and Tony's Beer Review”, where we act like Beer Connoisseurs, but in reality, have no idea what we're doing. This week's beer review is 'New Belgium Fat Tire - Belgian White' Show Links: https://www.facebook.com/bryanmgeary

What You Will Learn- (1:15) How Bryan got involved in aviation and at Zipline (2:30) What Zipline is and how they are innovating in the drone delivery space (3:20) The progression of Zipline from beginning delivering medical supplies in Africa to now operating for COVID response here in the United States and North Carolina (4:40) How the lessons learned from operating in much lesser controlled airspace in Africa translated to operations in North Carolina where the airspace is much more congested and heavily regulated (6:25) How Ziplines safety orientation and partnership approach has been helpful in allowing them to obtain BVLOS approval from the FAA. (7:45) How Zipline is leveraging their BVLOS waiver for COVID in North Carolina (8:49) What is entailed in the BVLOS waiver and what is required to remain compliant (10:45) The technology behind and built into the Zipline UAS aircraft (12:35) What makes Zipline unique compared to other drone delivery companies out in the industry (14:40) How Zipline’s current North Carolina operations are building a framework to give them scalability within the United States as regulations continue to open up for a more UAS integrated NAS. (16:35) What Zipline’s expansion plans look like in the coming years both here in the US and internationally (18:20) What are the lessons learned so far from operating in rural vs urban environments and how route planning plays a crucial role in operational safety (20:05) Advice for UAS operators and how to find their passion and niche in the UAS industry (21:25) The correlation between safety and being successful in the UAS industry (23:40) How being a private pilot is very helpful to get into in the drone delivery industry but will be less important in the future (25:55) Where you can connect further with Bryan or learn more about Zipline’s operations or employment opportunities (27:00) Rapid Fire 3 Final Questions

Join me for episode 24 where we discuss fitness and nutrition with Bryan Carroll, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner from Washington state and host of the Summit for Wellness podcast. Learn about Bryan’s approach to helping clients eat well, move more and become more adventurous. Stay with us until the end to hear Bryan’s quick tip for fitness. In this episode we discuss: - How Bryan combines diet and movement in his work with clients. - His service offerings and the types of clients he helps. - One client’s journey from moving more to wanting to climb Mount Rainier. - Quick tip for getting started on your fitness goals today. Don’t miss episode 23 where we heard about Bryan’s health journey, and how he became interested in Nutritional Therapy as a Movement Therapist. For more information about Bryan’s practice and services please visit SummitforWellness.com.

Join me for episode 23 where we meet Bryan Carroll, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and movement therapist from Washington state. Learn how his health challenges with a wrist injury led him to the field of Nutritional Therapy. Hear how he and his wife were able to overcome mold toxicity with Nutritional Therapy as well. Listen until the end to hear Bryan’s quick tip for healthier living. In this episode we discuss: - How Bryan found the NTA and became a Nutritional Therapist. - How Bryan’s knowledge of blood sugar and stress helped his health. - Bryan’s practice which combines Nutritional Therapy with movement therapy. - His health crisis with mold toxicity and how Nutritional Therapy helped - His “move more, eat well, and be more adventurous” philosophy. - A quick tip for healthier living. Don’t miss episode 24 where we will hear more about Bryan’s Nutritional Therapy practice and how he helps people eat well, move more and become more adventurous. For more information about working with Bryan Carroll, please visit SummitforWellness.com

Have you ever worried about what would happen to your dental practice if you were unable to work? Jordan and Bryan Brenner wanted to create a safety net for dentists so that they would be protected in their time of need. So, they co-founded Dental Safety Net, a company that connects dentists to help support each other during difficult times. Dental Safety Net is a network of dentists and practitioners who are willing to go above and beyond for their fellow doctors. Their mission is to provide peace of mind for dentists and their families in times of need. If you have to unexpectedly stop working for whatever reason, Dental Safety Net has your back. They make sure that your business is protected as well as you and your family's financial well-being. In this episode of Delivering WOW, I talk to Jordan and Bryan Brenner about their company and how they can help dentists when life takes an unexpected turn. In this episode, we discuss: How Bryan and Jordan launched Dental Safety Net What Dental Safety Net is and how they can help give dentists peace of mind The power of forming groups of dentists to support each other What it's like to be a member of Dental Safety Net How Dental Safety Net has helped real dentists in difficult times How to become a member of Dental Safety Net To learn more about Dental Safety Net, you can visit their website or give them a call (206) 880-0513 To explore other episodes and for more info go to: deliveringwow.com/174

“Life is life and it will continue to be hard.” - Bryan Falchuk Nearly 500 episodes after his first appearance on the Positive Productivity podcast, Bryan Falchuk returns for another inspiring conversation with Kim Sutton. Tune in to hear about the transformations Bryan has experienced personally, in his work, and in his relationships as well as to hear truly transparent stories from Kim and Bryan. 04:02 The power of being a guest 06:02 The struggle of doing what we love 07:10 Finding the time 11:31 Connecting ON flights 13:14 Missing the 100 20:32 Not rocking the boat 22:07 Assuming 25:29 Kim’s mental music playlist 31:37 Open Heart Clear Mind 39:06 Responding differently 43:48 Taking and giving space 45:32 Basic human needs 47:44 How Bryan writes 53:45 Transparency and authenticity Check out my website for shownotes Follow Kim on: Instagram Facebook YouTube Pinterest LinkedIn Twitter

“Care is just a conscious decision that we all have to make.” Bryan Meehan is the CEO of Blue Bottle Coffee - a sustainable, environmentally conscious company that’s transforming coffee experiences across North America and Asia. As well as achieving huge success as an entrepreneur, what impresses me about Bryan is his ability to devote so much time and attention to his wife and children. A true family man, Bryan is proof that you don’t have to sacrifice relationships for work. Instead, you can create extraordinary success in both. I discovered one of the reasons Bryan has created harmonious balance in his life is his commitment to caring. The level of care he shows to everything from his colleagues to the environment is inspiring. But dive into his backstory, and you understand why. Raised in a very poor Irish family, both Bryan’s parents experienced tough childhoods. They wanted more for Bryan, and while they didn’t have money, they did have an endless ability to care. This legacy infuses through everything Bryan does, and his belief in the power of caring is crystal clear in this episode. He has a lot to teach us [and we have a lot to learn]. “You only have one life and I think those who choose to be all family or all work... it’s a shame because you can do both.” Tune into this episode now and discover how caring has the power to change the world. From seemingly insignificant actions [such as bringing a refillable cup when you buy a coffee], to the bigger decisions [such as Bryan’s intentional decision work with Nestle], Bryan’s insights give me hope that caring really does have the ability to help solve a huge spectrum of global problems. In this thought-provoking conversation, Bryan and I dive down a rabbit hole with a multitude of twists and turns. Tune in now to discover:How Bryan defines care.Why Bryan’s upbringing inspired him to care as much as he does.The beautiful reason Bryan asks nature’s permission before he steps out. Why a lack of caring is causing the planet to fight back. How Bryan created a harmonious relationship between his family and work. The reason self-care empowers Bryan to look after his employees. Why individual acts of caring can be a catalyst that changes the world. The inspiring truth about Bryan’s motivation to work with Nestle. And more...“The only way we can fix the problems of climate change is if we take action ourselves, in whatever way we can, today.” How to contact Twitter: https://twitter.com/bryanmeehanBlue Bottle Twitter: http://twitter.com/bluebottleroastInstagram: http://instagram.com/bluebottleFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/bluebottlecoffeeBlue Bottle Coffee: https://bluebottlecoffee.com/Enneagram book Bryan mentions - We 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.

How does immigration impact the environment? There are ideological arguments against open borders both right and left of center, and yes, the economic growth that would likely result from such a liberal policy would increase emissions—at first. But there is an environmental argument FOR allowing more and more people to immigrate to rich countries.   Dr. Bryan Caplan is a Professor of Economics at George Mason University and New York Times Bestselling author. His most recent release is a collaboration with Zach Weinersmith called Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration. On this episode of Reversing Climate Change, Bryan joins Ross and Paul to discuss the thesis of his new nonfiction graphic novel and explain his view that open borders would ultimately double the productivity of humankind.   Bryan introduces us to the value of his Ideological Turing Test and practice of public betting, discussing why he likes to hold people accountable for their views in objective, quantifiable ways. Listen in for Bryan’s insight around how open borders are likely to impact the climate, the responsibility rich countries have to climate refugees, and the best keyhole solutions to social issues around immigration and the environment.   Nori Podcasts has a Patreon! Will you support the show?   Key Takeaways   [1:04] The value of Bryan’s ideological Turing test Explain view disagree with to blind audience as believer Advances dialogue past most common objections   [4:44] Bryan’s public bet with Yoram Bauman on global warming Bet on global warming pause to continue through 2030 3:1 odds   [7:35] Why Bryan engages in public betting Hold people accountable for views in quantifiable way Requires specificity + deadline, someone who disagrees   [11:32] The thesis of Bryan’s nonfiction graphic novel Open Borders Immigration restrictions should be justified Immigrants to rich countries become vastly more productive Research indicates tens of trillions/year in economic gains   [19:20] How open borders are likely to impact the climate Pollution rises in early, middle stages of economic growth Environmental Kuznets curve (richest = relatively clean) Pollution tax much better than keeping people in poverty   [27:22] Bryan’s insight on the degrowther argument  Propose rich countries cut back consumption by 50% Give surplus to poor countries for not industrializing   [30:49] The responsibility rich countries have to climate refugees Island nations sinking because of climate change Make immigration easier BEFORE disaster strikes   [34:01] Bryan’s take on the opposition to immigration Stems from fundamental human xenophobia Easy to blame outgroups for problems, justify harm   [39:56] How US opinion on immigration has evolved since 2000 Less than 10% in favor of more immigration Increase to 30% in favor today   [42:51] The idea of keyhole solutions to social problems Conceived of by economic journalist Tim Harford Advocates for cheapest, most humane way to solve issue Solutions like pollution tax or tolls based on time of day Provides incentive to innovate (e.g.: cars that pollute less)   [48:22] How Bryan thinks about adding to the human population More to consider than pollution each person generates Contribution usually outweighs harm individual causes   Connect with Ross & Paul   Nori Nori on Facebook  Nori on Twitter Nori on Medium Nori on YouTube Nori on GitHub Nori Newsletter Email hello@nori.com Nori White Paper Subscribe on iTunes Carbon Removal Newsroom   Resources   Bryan’s Website Open Borders: The Science and Ethics of Immigration by Bryan Caplan and Zach Weinersmith Bryan on EconLog Books by Bryan Yoram Bauman on Twitter The Cartoon Introduction to Climate Change by Yoram Bauman and Grady Klein The Cartoon History of the Universe by Larry Gonick Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal Hard Heads, Soft Hearts: Tough-Minded Economics for a Just Society by Alan S. Blinder Naomi Klein The Simpsons’ Open Borders Meme Tim Harford Julian Simon The Infinite Resource: The Power of Ideas on a Finite Planet by Ramez Naam

Bryan Falchuk, best-selling author, life coach, and speaker, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Bryan talks about his unique approach to improving his relational skills and how he developed a revolutionary system known as the 50 75 100 technique. Bryan shares his past struggles with relationships and what he used to do wrong with regard to his perspective on relationships and his ability to control the outcome of many situations. He then talks about his epiphany when it comes to dealing with and working with others and how this mindset shift allows him to get infinitely more out of his relationships. If you’re wondering how to communicate better, take more ownership in your life, and get so much more out of your relationships in life, check this episode out now!    *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: Relationship struggles and why so many of us have them Struggles with Bryan’s own relationships and how he fixed them What helped Bryan overcome his struggles and his big epiphany moment How Bryan found an approach that he calls the 50 75 100 solution and how this helped him The numbers and significance to 50, 75, 100, and why it’s such a critical and game-changing way of thinking Why the work only begins when you get married The fact that the divorce rate has been skyrocketing over the last few years Divorce rate isn’t spiking as bad as it could because people are less likely to get married nowadays Letting things go and giving others the benefit of the doubt so that it doesn’t affect you and your life Why letting things go is a great way to help with a relationship conflict Why there are times when you need to do what’s best for you Surrendering yourself to something and empowering yourself in the process Why the more you fight things the more power you give it Navigating through things in all relationships and the importance of this Why Relationships aren’t always perfect, but what matters is what you do in those problem-filled moments How relationships build up over time and how to work on them the right way Why if you get divorced it doesn’t mean that you or the other person failed it’s just that things didn’t work out What to do when life doesn’t go your way and why this is perfectly okay Why looking back on failure is disrespectful to your achievements The fact that failing and learning are two completely different things Interdependence and what this truly means in relationships Impermanence and that fact that everything in life changes Discovering what you’re really looking for in a relationship Understanding your own desires and figuring out if they align properly with that of your spouse Check out Bryan on: Website: bryanfalchuk.com Instagram: instagram.com/bryanfalchuk Sponsors: * Have you joined the Elite Man Newsletter yet? If not, get on it now! Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and sign up to get special Elite Man content not seen nor heard anywhere else. Get all of our bonus podcast information, sneak peaks into upcoming shows, behind-the-scenes content, special offers, and exclusive Elite Man updates you won’t find anywhere else. I’m telling you if you’re not on our newsletter yet you’re missing out. Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and become a true member of the Elite Man Community. I look forward to speaking soon. EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter.  *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com or EliteManMagazine.com/elitemind. *Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else!

Going from Bones to Bulk with Bryan Parady (Wise Eats Podcast Episode #19) Our guest in Episode 19 is Bryan Parady, creator of BonesToBulk.com. He has an incredible story of going from “skin and bones” to muscular and fit. We dish up exactly what inspired him to take control of his health and eventually launch Bones to Bulk along with plenty of other diet/fitness tips!   Episode Timestamps Intro! Happy New Year! My New My New Year’s Resolutions of Meditation & Fat Loss (0:20) Headspace Meditation App (0:45) Today’s Guest: Bryan Parady, Creator of BonesToBulk.com (1:40) Check out BonestoBulk.com for a fitness info, motivation, and a great podcast! (2:00) Wise-Eats.com for fat loss, muscle building, healthy recipes, workout programs (2:20) Interview Begins and Discussing the Bones to Bulk Podcast (2:50) How Bryan first became interested in health/fitness and how it led to Bones to Bulk (3:50) How the Rocky movies inspired him to get fit (4:10) How the backstory of Bones to Bulk compares to Wise Eats (5:30) Bryan’s background as a personal trainer (6:50) How many clients he’s trained (7:30) The biggest mistake among fitness clients (7:55) Advice for aspiring Certified Personal Trainers (8:40) One piece of advice he gives to fitness beginners most often (10:05) One piece of advice he gives to intermediate/advanced most often (11:10) Discussion of the “squeeze method” and how it helps your form & intensity (12:40) Why constantly focusing on lifting heavier weight is wrong (14:00) Bryan’s currently training regimen (15:00) Bryan’s current fitness goals (15:50) How Bryan’s improving his health in 2020 by listening to his body (17:10) What is his WHY for Bones To Bulk (18:20) Being an example to others and to his kids (19:00) How he balances a full-time job with his business, podcast, kids, etc. (20:05) The importance of teamwork in building a business (20:30) Bryan’s weekly meeting with his wife where they work on their businesses (20:55) Bryan’s daily routine (21:55) What a normal diet day looks like for him (24:00) QUICK BITES (26:30) Single biggest factor holding Bryan back from starting his healthy lifestyle? (26:35) Favorite exercise routine/program? (26:55) Favorite specific lift? (27:30) Favorite muscle-building recipe? (27:55) Favorite UN-wise choice? (28:45) Favorite recipe for success (29:05) One food in your kitchen you can’t live without? (29:55) One utensil in your kitchen you can’t live without? (30:15) Favorite source of inspiration? Gary Vaynerchuk (30:40) Bryan recommends the book “Mud, Sweat and Tears” by Bear Grylls (31:20) Favorite thing to listen to when you work out? (31:40) One song you refuse to take off your playlist? (32:30) Healthy food he recommends to clients most often: Quinoa (33:10) One last piece of advice for listeners looking to make a change? (34:15) What is your New Year’s Resolution for 2020? (35:10) Bryan going vegan for the month of January! (36:10) Final thoughts (37:35) Contact Bones to Bulk via Instagram @bonestobulk and BonestoBulk.com (37:45) Bryan says goodbye: YOU’VE GOT THIS! (38:20) Have an amazing 2020 and make wise choices! (38:50) Go to Wise-Eats.com/Episode19 for the show notes, YouTube video, recipes, pictures, and more!   Website Link: Wise-Eats.com/Episode19 YouTube Video: https://youtu.be/SWbKkRlkPos Podcast Webpage: Wise-Eats.com/Podcast Questions, Comments, Feedback: Wise-Eats.com/Contact Instagram: @weswisefitness E-Mail: wiseeatspodcast@gmail.com Facebook.com/wiseeatspodcast   Recipes Mentioned in This Episode: Complete Recipe List: Wise-Eats.com/Recipes   Articles/Brands/Products Mentioned in This Episode: T-Fal Pans Mud, Sweat and Tears by Bear Grylls Bryan’s Favorite Bands: Imagine Dragons, Red, Skillet, Icon for Hire Army of the Pharaohs – Spaz Out Gary Vaynerchuk Website Design Thank You: DoeringDesign.com Logo Design Thank You’s: @this_show, MGSignsDesign.com Editing Animations Thank You: Darin Roberts aka Misteredit1 on YouTube   The Wise Eats Podcast is written, filmed, edited, and produced by Wesley Wise, and hopefully shared by YOU. Your support is greatly appreciated!   Submit questions, comments, feedback to WiseEatsPodcast@gmail.com or to @weswisefitness on Instagram. Thanks for watching, listening, reviewing, liking, subscribing, and sharing. Be good to yourself, be good to others, and make wise choices!

Bryan Falchuk is a best-selling author, speaker, and life coach. He has faced major adversities and learned how to overcome and achieve. From obesity to running marathons, from career struggles to success as a CXO, from watching illness threaten his family to finding lasting health, he has been through many lessons he used to develop his unique approach to inspiring others to succeed.  In this episode, find out about Bryan’s journey of self-love after weathering personal struggles and family life's trials. Never has it been more meaningful for someone to live in the present and appreciate what the day brings. Bryan poured out his heart out in this episode and leave us with lessons learned and insights into building better relationships with people who matter the most to us.   Enjoy!  Highlights  Life lessons from a crisis  How Bryan started his journey of self-love  What is this notion of "happiness seeking"  What is his "50 75 100 Solutions: Build Better Relationships" book is all about  The analogy of traffic and your happiness  How to build better relationships  Connect with Bryan  Website  Facebook  Twitter  Instagram  Pinterest  LinkedIn  YouTube 

Bryan Falchuk is a best-selling author, speaker, and life coach. He has faced major adversities and learned how to overcome and achieve. From obesity to running marathons, from career struggles to success as a CXO, from watching illness threaten his family to finding lasting health, he has been through many lessons he used to develop his unique approach to inspiring others to succeed.  In this episode, find out about Bryan’s journey of self-love after weathering personal struggles and family life's trials. Never has it been more meaningful for someone to live in the present and appreciate what the day brings. Bryan poured out his heart out in this episode and leave us with lessons learned and insights into building better relationships with people who matter the most to us.   Enjoy!  Highlights  Life lessons from a crisis  How Bryan started his journey of self-love  What is this notion of "happiness seeking"  What is his "50 75 100 Solutions: Build Better Relationships" book is all about  The analogy of traffic and your happiness  How to build better relationships  Connect with Bryan  Website  Facebook  Twitter  Instagram  Pinterest  LinkedIn  YouTube 

Today’s guest is a USA Today Bestselling author, podcaster, and founder of Amazon Ad School, Bryan Cohen! His author copywriting agency Best Page Forward has written more than 2,000 book descriptions, and more than 100,000 of his books have been sold to date. Between running his agency, creating courses for authors, podcasting, and writing, Bryan has a lot of things going on in his business! He’s also a good friend, and as you’ll hear in this episode, he has some great advice for all entrepreneurs to help you scale your business and make more sales online in any niche and for any product. Bryan shares how he manages his team and the many exciting projects in his business while serving his clients and engaging with his audience. In this episode, you’ll learn: How Bryan increased efficiency in his business so he could focus his time where it truly matters The surprising ways a non-fiction book could benefit your business and help you make more sales The top 3 tactical tips to take all of your copywriting from “ho hum” to “wow!” -- from book blurbs to ad copy to sales letters ...and more! You can find all of the links and resources that are mentioned in today’s episode at MonicaLouie.com/36.

Today's guest first joined us on Join Up Dots back on episode 721, when he shared his steps to transformation. Not only in his own life, but in the lifes of people across the globe. As he heard on the show this is a man who overcame adversity, lost nearly 100 pounds, ran a marathon, dramatically changed his diet and created an approach to help others live a better life, every day. He called it the Do a Day method and through his book which is still flying off the shelves of Amazon and other good book stores, and his thriving online business he now shows us the steps to doing this. Changing our lives by small, doable steps, leading to overcoming the impossible, instead of tackling huge challenges head on which just wear us out. How The Dots Joined Up For Bryan The key thing to this episode is the last time he was on the show he was still working a full-time job. He was struggling the spinning of the plates that so many people find too hard and give up on. But he did things differently, and in today's show we will delve into the things he did to find the time, the energy and the passion to make it happen for himself. So was taking the leap a great thing to do, or simply has lead to him realising how little he knew about creating his dream-life? And what would he do today, if he could go back and change a few of the dots around in his past? Well lets find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr Bryan Falchuk Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weight subjects with Bryan Falchuk such as: Why we tiptoe around issues nowadays as we are too frightened to share our true views on life due to the fear of upsetting anyone. How the world is losing the ability to focus and truly listen to each other on a daily basis. How Bryan realised that building a winning path was not about the fight but actually the need to find common ground. And lastly................. Bryan shares how he transitioned from a full-time corporate guy, by first entering the world of startup. A great idea to smooth the way. Interview Transcription For Bryan Falchuk Interview David Ralph 0:01 Once upon a time, there was a guy with a dream a dream. He's Jobs for himself online and have a kick ass life working when he wanted him where he wanted across the world. Little did he know that dream would lead him into a world of struggle, burnout and debt, until he found the magic ingredient and nose struggles became a thing of the past. Of course, what's bad person? And now My dream is to make things happen. BU Welcome to Join Up Dots. Intro 0:31 When we're young, we have an amazing positive outlook about how great life is going to be but somewhere along the line we forget to dream and end up settling. Join Up Dots features amazing people who refuse to give up and chose to go after their dreams. This is your blueprint for greatness. So here's your host live from the back of his garden in the UK. David Ralph. David Ralph 0:56 Yes, I'm still live from the back of the garden. I'm still We're in the same old place that I have been recording for over six years now. And I'm glad to have you here. I'm glad to have you here every single time. And I'm particularly glad to have today's guest. Because as you would have heard on Join Up Dots over the last year or so we've been connecting the dots again. And as I always say the show, please come back again when you have more dots to join up. Well, today's guest has got more dots to join up. And so he's back with us. Now. He was first with us on episode seven to about 1000 episodes ago, when he shared his steps to transformation not only in his own life, but in the lives of people across the globe. As we heard on the show, this is a man who overcame adversity lost nearly 100 pounds ran a marathon dramatically changed his diet and created an approach to help others live a better life every day. He called it but do a day method and through his book, which is still flying off the shelves of Amazon and other good bookstores is thriving online business batty now has started to show the way He wasn't at that point, changing our lives by small doable steps leading to overcoming the impossible instead of tackling huge challenges head on, which just wears out was his mantra. Now the key thing to this episode is the last time he was on the show, as I say, he was still working a full time job. He was struggling, the spinning of the place that so many people find too hard and give up on but he did things differently. And in today's show, were delve into the things he did to find the time the energy and the passion to make it happen for himself. So was taking the leap a great thing to do, or simply has it led him to realise how little he actually knew about creating his dream life. And what would he do today if he could go back and change a few of the dots around in his past? Well, let's find out as we bring on to the show to start Join Up Dots one more time with the one and only Mr. Bryan Falchuk. Good morning, Bryan. How are you man? Bryan Falchuk 2:56 Hey, David. I'm really well thanks for having me back on David Ralph 2:58 is great to have you on It's funny, I look back on certain shows, and there's certain shows where I don't remember much. But I, I talked about, you know, we have a lot of conversations. And the two when I was thinking about you coming back on was the fact that you was working for an insurance company that I used to work for, and that you had a mental breakdown about a donut. And I remember that storey really saw and that sort of gets people to go back to Episode 721. And what why did he add this? His breakdown about a donut? It was a strange story that one Bryan Falchuk 3:35 yeah. And so when I had you on my show, you called me out for it. And I was like, have no idea what you're talking about. And we had the same guy. It was a hot dog. Oh, was he a hot dog? David Ralph 3:44 Yeah, not. Bryan Falchuk 3:45 No, no, a donut would have made a lot more sense. It wasn't even my hot dog. I think that's what makes it even worse. It was my son's because I don't need hot dogs. But yeah, either way like it that doesn't make it a better storey or worse storey. It's still running. But yeah, I kind of had this a little bit of a public meltdown in a in a restaurant and was all worked out but yeah, not embarrassing it all works out nicely. David Ralph 4:10 But don't you look back on these things I look back at my my failings in my business the things that I've done so stupid the things that cost me so much money and I came to smile and they've become my storeys and I sit with people and I said oh, I tell you what I did this was that bloody stupid thing I did you know what at the time it was the worst thing in the world it stranger as far as you move away. Your worst times become entertainment. Bryan Falchuk 4:40 Yeah, you know, what's, what's interesting? Are we talking about I mean, the show specifically, that was one of the dots in YM back on the show. And I don't remember that storey generally you bring it back to mind. But yeah, now I see like that is a difficult human interaction, a difficult relationship. And that's ultimately what my Current focus with with my new book is about and that's, it's kind of funny, I wasn't even thinking about that example. But that's 100% on the, you know, the the idea that I'm focused on right now. So that is a David Ralph 5:12 professional and I professional and I sucked you in. So go on why you're here why you're plugging. Tell us about your new book. Bryan Falchuk 5:19 Yeah, so it's all about. So I mean, to put it in context, do a day was about your relationship with yourself. So how do you understand yourself? How do you grow from that and point that understanding towards the things you really wish you were doing in your life, the things you wish you could achieve and overcoming those barriers that we faced this next book with a slightly less catchy title, but it means something it's the 5075 100 solution, build better relationships is all about instead of our relationship with ourselves, now we're ready to work on our relationship with others. And so it's it's seeing the ownership we have in that relationship, whether it's a bad one, you know, a tough one or one that is But maybe you can still be better. I think everyone universally will agree like, we own our half even if that's hard, right? You know, it's like I can own me but I can't control you I can't influence you I don't have power over you. And that's the bit we get struck we get struck by we get stuck on and where it becomes painful and we start placing blame is said while you know, I'm fine have worked on me I, I can do better, but they're just they're terrible. They don't appreciate me they're doing all these things to me. Well, the point in this approach is to move beyond just seeing your half but understanding how you can influence the other person's half. And it starts to give you a sense of power is probably the wrong word. Because it's not about having power over them. It's about having power to influence a different mindset in them to move the whole relationship to better and that's, you know, I, I basically was forced to have a wake up call like I did with do a day and as I worked through that, I started to study started to learn and grow and I was like, you know, this is another one of these things that I have to share with other people and So that's where the book was born is interesting. David Ralph 7:03 Is it maturity where, you know, when you're younger, I was talking to a guy the other day and I said to him, I find it very difficult not to agree with people now, even if I know their room, I can, I can always find some common ground where when I was younger, it would be black and white, I'd absolutely be apt to argue that talks about anything. And it's a song called Shades of Grey by Billy Joe. And he says, you know, what the lyrics are some things were perfectly clear seen with the vision, vision of you know, doubts and nothing to fear. I claim the corner on truth. Now, these days, it's hard to say I know what I'm fighting for. My faith is falling away. I'm not sure that sure anymore. And what he means by that is, you know, everything's great nowadays, you know, that that person's got a point, even though it would have been in ETFs. Now, I was reflecting on the fact of RV idiots or If we become soft, should we be arguing more than we used to be? Is it now the case it was so frightened of upsetting people that everybody just kind of tiptoes around everything? Bryan Falchuk 8:12 That's a I think that's really interesting and astute and be I think that is not the path to making things. Okay. And that's, that's unfortunately, where I was at with tougher relationships where it was like, if I just kind of hold my tongue, then it'll be fine. I'll just, you know, I'll let them go off. I won't say anything. I won't share my opinion. That's just the way they're going to be. And if I say anything, it's just going to make it worse. So I'm just going to be quiet. That doesn't work. And even if it works in the sense of, you know, well, then we're not fighting. That's no way to live. Like eating your emotions, eating your thoughts and your feelings, invalidating your own position is not a sustainable, thriving way to go forward. It's how you burn yourself out. It's how you upset yourself. It's how you just add to this darkness that weighs you down and I think a lot of us end up doing that. So yeah, it works. It's a it's a strategy. But as you know, to the same extent that a band aid works for gunshot wound, it's a strategy. It will, you know, it'll contain some of that injury. But ultimately, you're going to have to do more for it. David Ralph 9:15 Now, there's a movement going on over here. And I'm not going to put my point of view on this because it would be wrong to express my point of view, I'm just going to say what it is. And people are deciding that they don't want to be classed as a woman or a man. And they said, there's 100 different ways, but you can actually be classed as what your agenda and a guy called Piers Morgan, who's over here, and he was in America for a while, he argued, but Okay, that's fair enough, but I want to be called a two spirited penguin. And they had a big argument and he said, Why am I supposed to accept 100 of your ideas, but you won't accept one of mine? You know, why a space and It was it was a really good argument. But it makes me wonder because Sam Smith, the singer, has said he doesn't want to be called male or female. And so the Music Awards over here have gone Oh, we can't offend anyone. We will stop having female artists and male artists and have you know, a combined it's everything's losing its identity, I struggle with understanding where this way of thinking of not being able to say to somebody you're wrong, or I don't agree with you actually is heading Bryan Falchuk 10:35 huh? Yeah. So I think that that is a really thorny subject. I agree with you. I'm not I'm not going to push my view one way or the other. And I'm not sure I've totally sorted out exactly how I feel about it or thought through what the implications are aren't for me or for someone who doesn't necessarily identify with a particular gender or number of Spirits Within a penguin I, but I think losing the debate, and the discussion is a cost we should be careful about. The problem right now is often when we have these discussions, they're really nasty. And that's the way politics is now. It's, there's nothing around what your actual views are. It's around how terrible someone else's. And if someone accuses you of you know, you did this thing, the answer is never Oh, yeah, I did. And that was a mistake. And here's how I've grown and I'm sorry for the cost of that. It's Yeah, but look at that. And they did Morse. And that's not serving us. So you know, if I killed there's a lot of like, gunshot and murder and my storeys today, but if I killed six people and you killed seven, if you call me a murderer, that doesn't mean I'm not just because you killed more. It just means we both did. You just happen to do more, but I still need to be responsible for my piece of that. And that's, I think there's a general theme and how we're going about discourse and debate. That's its kind The two extremes. It's either like, Oh, we can't offend anyone, we can't talk about it. So everyone just be quiet and accept without challenging. And on the flip side is we're going to challenge everything, but not actually challenge it just kind of rag on each other. And that's neither of those is going to move us forward. Because we're never going to come to actual understanding, we may outwardly agree in the first case. But inside people are quite divided and just not speaking about it. So we haven't actually moved anything forward. No one is any more accepting. They're just not talking about it. And in the other case, we haven't grown, we haven't corrected, we haven't gotten better. We've actually just gotten a lot worse by attacking each other as our response to any mistakes we make. David Ralph 12:38 And that's not serving us either. Is I was in a pub the other day and I was having a conversation with a guy and I actually said to him, Look, I'm never going to agree with you here. I just know we're so opposite in our viewpoints. But that's all right. You know, you tell me your viewpoint and I will listen to it. And maybe you can knock a bit off maybe at the moment. I'm 100%. And I might go down to 95%. But I still I'm not going to agree with you. And he said, Well, there's no point in discussing it. And I said, that's the point of discussing. You know, you're putting your point of view across and I'm putting my point of view across, and we listen. Now, I think one of the problems in the world today is the fact that and I imagine it ties up to your book as well, is we don't listen to the other person. We don't listen to how they're feeling. We don't listen. And it's a it's a problem in relationships. I know where so many people are sitting at home on their mobile phones picking up and down half listening, not really connecting and stuff. And we're surrounded by politicians. You know, you've got a guy in power at the moment, but if anybody says anything he doesn't agree with. It's either fake news or you're wrong, you know? Bryan Falchuk 13:50 Yeah, and you're wrong and terrible. David Ralph 13:52 Yeah, I just think why don't you just once go, Okay, I hadn't seen that point of view. Okay. Yeah, it's not my point. interview but it's a new one on me. Did you see that as well tying into your book again applying to play a plug, Brian. We need to listen better. Bryan Falchuk 14:11 Yeah, I mean completely, that the the distracted missing conversations actually just wrote a draught of a blog post last night about the Apple Watch conversations, where I'm finding this more and more and it's not meant to hit on Apple, but you're having a conversation with someone. And as if there's nothing disruptive or rude or distracting about it, they just look down and click away and notification. And, you know, you have it in actually quite intimate conversations or in business settings where, like, someone came in to sell something to us, and they were doing that and it's like, he doesn't care about being here is looking and yeah, he's just flicking it away. But still, it's like, clearly that was important enough to him. You wouldn't see someone do that, hopefully, pulling out their phone in the middle of the meeting to do that that would be far more disruptive, but for some reason me looking down and paying attention to something else mid sentence is acceptable actually saw speaker on stage do it in the middle of a talk. And and What I don't know is and this is the second piece that's really important is understanding each other. I don't know what they're going through. I don't know if they have you know, a child was just in a car accident or you know their parent is sick some major situation going on that actually. David Ralph 15:24 Yeah, but everyone does it that being being professional, even if I had a kid who is in some kind of, you know, terrible situation. I would either have cancelled that appearance, or let you can't do anything while you want to study. Yeah, you should see that. Bryan Falchuk 15:40 Fair enough. Yeah, my point just being for their situation, they may have made a priority call and and i don't know what those calls are. And it's not my priority call to make. So it's not just blindly saying oh, you know, it was a Instagram notifications. I don't I don't know what it was about. I don't know whether it was important enough. So it's not a beta It doesn't matter. David Ralph 16:01 On this situation, I think that we be perfectly in our right to cast judgement, to say that that person is in front of us on stage, no matter what their personal situation is, they have put themselves in that position. You know, I don't sit here doing a podcast episode, we're halfway through, I disappear to make myself a cup of coffee. You know, I'm here, and I could be having a really bad day, I could be having a really bad time in my life. And as we were talking about beforehand, I've had some terrible times in my life. But I still got up and I did the podcast episode, because I knew that you deserved it. My listeners deserved it. And it was my business. Bryan Falchuk 16:41 Yeah. And so I mean, that's where the article ends up going as if you're with someone, be with them. And if you can't be Don't be and be upfront about it. So my position if I was going on stage, and you know, something happened, I would just be up front with people. I would cancel or if it was too late to Kenya, maybe it happened right before going on stage. If there was no way around it, I would at least share that openly with people. And I just had that in a meeting this morning where we've got a family situation going on last night, I just said, you know, hey, I may get a call during the meeting, here's why this is what's going on, I may need to step out and never want to respect that because I told them up front. But what I didn't do is sit there staring at my phone waiting for a call. David Ralph 17:18 Yeah. Because if I'm not, if I'm not going to attend to that thing that I've asked for permission to attend to, and I'm going to attend to you and give you that respect. And helps it would have been right, you're sitting in the audience. The guy comes on and says before I start, you know, yeah, I'm having this crap, this situation going on. I'm going to focus on you, but I have to let you know into the dark times. Every single person in the audience would go wow, credits. Yeah, Bryan Falchuk 17:48 yeah. And instant connection. Yeah, so can connect. I mean, there's a there's a point to all this. And actually, it goes back to that guy in the pub. And something you said earlier about just making space To understand each other and hear each other, and that's, that's where you move from just being in your half to sort of move the whole thing to better. What it takes is understanding, you know, for him, you're never going to see his point of view. So there's no point to the conversation. Well, maybe seeing his point of view isn't actually what he wants. And maybe he's not in touch with that. And maybe what both of you need to do is think about what does happiness look like? So I talked about these three principles. And the first one is happiness seeking and trying to understand our own definition of happiness and what the other person's may be. And you may have no clue in the world, you may not be able to guess it, you may just need to ask and elicit and try to get it out of them. Oftentimes, we end up arguing, because our goals are misaligned. But we're not even in touch with what those goals are. So I shared this example in the book and I did a TED talk and the idea of a book of the book last year and I showed the same example there because it's a powerful one. At that same company that we both interacted with, worked at. I had a panel who suddenly went from being a friend to confidant support, you know, in equal that we would turn to to someone trying to get me fired. And on the surface, it was just that she wanted to get me fired. And that's what I was initially reacting to internally. But what I realised is, there's something else going on here. I just seem to be in the way or I'm a threat to her she perceives need to be I don't know why or what that's about. But that's why she wants me out. It's not because she just suddenly decided like, Yeah, I don't care for him. And it's fun. Why don't I try to get him fired? Even though it may feel that way, you know, someone's yelling at us, or hurting us. It's not like they just woke up that morning said, Yeah, just for funds ease, I'm going to start being mean to him, there's something that they want, and they may not be in touch with what that is, but there's something they want, that you seem to be in the way of or represent the opposite of. and a less mature way of going about that is to just be mean and difficult and attacking, and what's beholden to us if we want that relationship to be better less of a threat more productive, more positive, whatever the, the outcome is that you ultimately want from it is to try to recognise what they're getting to or what they wish they were getting to and see if there's a way you can both have what you're looking for. So what I ended up finding out is she had screwed up pretty significantly, and was trying to cover it up because she was afraid for herself getting fired. And so anyone I didn't know this, I had sort of stumbled upon exposing it. Just in the course of my work, I had started to unearth some irregularities and problems. And as I was bringing attention to that, she went into defence mode. And her defence mode is to try to get rid of anyone who might expose her before she gets a chance to try to fix things. And you know, I didn't realise this at the time. But instead of reacting to her when she would send these scathing emails to myself and our CEO about all the terrible things about me and how wrong I am and all these facts of how I'm screwing up that by the way, are not facts. You just making them up. I'm not one for Fake News, but it was like, you know, she says Brian did three and it's like, No, I didn't, I did too. And here's the evidence of it, or you know, whatever the numbers are actions where I could just try to refute every point and do the whole thing and email and just fight with her. But actually, it's not about the fight. And that's what I started to realise is rather than responding back, she's obviously going to have some come back, or she's going to argue with me or try to you know, she's making up information right now who's to say she won't make up worse information. So that's not a winning path. Instead, what I need to do is get a meeting with all of us, the CEO myself, her we brought the CFO into get her to try to illustrate what it is she's actually looking for. Because to have her sitting here rattling off all these terrible things about me, it's not serving anyone. I need to get to what's actually driving all this because it really just seemed to come out of the blue. And so David Ralph 21:52 it just jumping into that was very interesting is I agree with everything you're saying. But Unless you're like a therapist, it's quite difficult to dig around and find the reason isn't it? I know you did it because you found an audit route of failure. But a lot of people would. That's not how I did it though. How did you do it? No. Bryan Falchuk 22:14 Yeah, no. No, no, no. So when when she saw it Friday night, of course she she sends this email out with like 12 bullet points of all these numbers of all the evidence of how bad I am. And so the the normal response I would have it First of all, fuming mad and now it's like my weekends ruined David Ralph 22:34 worse than the hot dog. Bryan Falchuk 22:36 Oh, God, yeah. Or the donut did it like either of them this I mean this because because my employments at risk now it's like how much time and energy when we have actual emergencies going on? How much time and energy Do I need to put into this nonsense? And And the thing is, I had seen her do it to a couple of our other peers. We were all in the C suite and the leadership team and I saw her do this to one in particular And, you know, I didn't know the facts on either side. Now I know why she was doing it. But she's she's a former litigator. So she's really good at doing this. And I mean, she just went after him. And I was just like, Oh, god, I'm not. This is not what I need right now. So it just, you know, weighing on me and I had all the facts, I had all the evidence. So I'm like, I'm going to punch back and I said, hang on a second. That never goes well with her. So that's not what I'm going to do. And it's going to make me look like an ass in front of the CEO. So instead, I'm going to this is, this is weird. I thanked her. I just said I have a different view on the situation. But rather than debating it, why don't we all get together and talk about it? And you know, over email, it was nice because you can see how Maroon My face was. You can see the steam coming off of me, but I sent that out and left it and I scheduled time for all of us. We got into the meeting and it was basically it starts off with her acting just like the email you know, she's rattling off All these facts and I had my evidence laid out so I had all of my counterpoints, so I could have refuted all them. But again, I was like that's not the path to success here because she's just going to yell over me. And she's a really good argument and she's brilliant and well respected and so those women are like most women are she's I don't know that I'm going to win by trying to fight you know, point for point with her. So that's not the path. And the reality is there's going to be something under the surface that actually is fair and accurate and worth fighting for that striving her and this other stuff. She's just confused about it. So I'm not going to go head to head with her about that. So I thanked her again, which is not the response she's expecting so you could see her step back. We're on video she literally like went back in her chair kind of shocked because she was ready for a fight. She had a stack of papers with her so she had like, you know, she'd prepped slides to argue with how terrible am and I just said, You know, I said this in the email. I have a very different view of the situation, I've pulled the information from the system so that you know the numbers that I'm seeing don't align to yours. But rather than us go through each one of these and figure out whose data is right or not. What I'd like to understand is what is your concern? What is it ultimately, you're trying to achieve? And again, she wasn't ready for that. So she was a little bit dumbfounded. And she was like, Well, I'm worried about this happening to the business. And it was a pretty rational thing. So I was like, Yeah, me too. And so, you know, we're all sort of like, you can't argue with that. And that was her ultimate goal. Like, she wasn't gonna say, Well, I just want to get you fired. I knew she wouldn't say that, because that would make her look pretty stupid. And if she did, then I you know, I come out the victor, because that would be like, holy crap. You know, what is this about you? That's ridiculous. You need to go Brian, you're fine. Let's see your data. But you know, it would work out well for me, but I didn't expect her to say that. But when she voiced her concern about the impact on the business, that's really feminine. rational. And with what I was

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Technology has the capacity to make our lives better, making us fitter and more efficient. It also creates a whole new set of problems, impacting our mental health and creating a sense of isolation and disconnection. So, how do we make thoughtful choices to incorporate technology without losing what’s valuable about being human? And how is tech likely to impact the health and fitness industry moving forward? Bryan O’Rourke is an accomplished CEO, strategic advisor, entrepreneur, investor, author and professional speaker. As the Principal and Chief Executive with Vedere Ventures, he has developed a portfolio in fitness and healthcare, food and beverage, international trade, technology and franchising. Bryan also serves as president of the Fitness Industry Technology Council and host of the Fitness + Technology Podcast, and he has been a featured presenter at international industry conferences in the health club, fitness, business and technology space. Today, Bryan joins us to explain how traditional training is likely to evolve as technology develops and to share his take on the relationships among technology, health and the human connection. He discusses the explosion of consumer choice when it comes to health and fitness, offering insight into what the best fitness tech of the future might look like. Bryan also weighs in on the companies that are integrating tech well right now and the thought process behind his firm’s investment decisions. Listen in to find out what wearables and fitness tech Bryan uses himself and learn why he advocates open-mindedness AND caution when it comes to technological advancement and our health. Topics Covered [1:20] Bryan’s background in fitness and technology Early adopter of technical applications Entered fitness space in 1990’s [3:43] Bryan’s take on the tech with the greatest impact ‘Cool’ tech may have negative consequences Birth control pill most profound implications [5:29] Why now is the best time to be in the fitness industry Many ways to create specialized products/solutions Megatrends point to explosion in demand [7:09] How traditional training is likely to change Personal training will never go away, but will be smaller part Digital delivery + hybrid models (i.e.: Restoration Hardware) [11:02] The fitness companies that are integrating tech well now McFIT, Equinox and SoulCycle Hybrid combos like Lululemon Athletica, Gymshark [13:40] Bryan’s insight on the explosion of consumer choice Business models must meet needs in unique way Pure brand vs. platform plays (e.g.: ClassPass) [15:44] Bryan’s take on the best fitness tech of the future Haven’t even been conceptualized yet Combine mindfulness, exercise, nutrition, fashion + medical [17:46] Kevin Kelly’s view of technology Continuation of human evolution (tech = biology) Responsibility around unintended consequences [21:07] Why technology doesn’t always help us get fitter Makes some things better but creates new set of problems Mental health impacts, lack of activity and sense of isolation [24:07] How Bryan thinks about privacy in fitness tech Can enable great experience OR serve as threat Current government systems behind times [26:15] Bryan’s insight around the rise of wearables Defines as data collection from sensors to create value Personalized coaching based on psychological profile [31:33] How Bryan makes fitness tech investment decisions Platforms that integrate data to create experience Continued development around IoT and true AI [35:54] Bryan’s thoughts on tech and the human connection Tech facilitates new experiences (i.e.: music) Digital gateway to in-person fitness practice [40:00] Bryan’s favorite health and fitness tech Voice interface (e.g.: Alexa daily schedule) Apple Watch, Myzone (share with friends around world) [42:33] Bryan’s top tips for Ali Fitness listeners Be open-minded AND on your guard Be mindful of legislation, exercise right to vote Learn More About Bryan O’Rourke Bryan’s Website Bryan on LinkedIn Fitness + Technology Podcast Vedere Ventures Resources McFIT Equinox SoulCycle Lululemon Lincoln Park Gymshark Gympass ClassPass Kevin Kelly Kevin Kelly’s TED Talks The Inevitable: Understanding the 12 Technological Forces That Will Shape Our Future by Kevin Kelly Recommendo Newsletter ‘The Death of Google and Facebook: Why It Matters and What It Means’ by Bryan O’Rourke Oura Ring Strava Apple Watch Myzone Garmin Dave Wright of Myzone on Ali Fitness EP117 DuckDuckGo

DreamPath is about discovering the journeys of artists, filmmakers, musicians, etc., into their career in the arts. Through in-depth interviews we attempt to demystify and thus humanize artists and their creative process. If you take the time to listen and ask questions with genuine curiosity, you will find that everyone - from a cashier at 7-11, to an executive at a software company, to a city mayor, to a stay at home mom - has an interesting story. But artists’ stories are often shrouded in enigma and even mythology - perhaps due to a common perception (or misperception) that creativity is something you are born with, or that successful artists have a “gift.” While there is no clear path to becoming a successful artist, if we better understand the artist and their journey perhaps we can make them and their creative process more accessible, and in doing so help illuminate our own DreamPath.   What you’ll learn about in this episode: What goals Bryan has for the DreamPath podcast and his interviews with top artists and up-and-coming creators What questions Bryan will be asking his guests about their successes and failures, challenges and struggles What sort of guests Bryan will be interviewing, including artists and creatives of all kinds Why the steps on the path to becoming an artist, comedian, writer or director isn't often clear for new artists How Bryan has learned to ask compelling questions and look for authentic answers through his career as a trial lawyer How Bryan hopes to share the stories and career paths of his incredible and talented guests

Bryan Miles is CEO & Co-founder of BELAY, alongside his wife Shannon. A leading US-based, virtual solutions company, BELAY has over six hundred team members—all remotely working from home. Without a brick-and-mortar office space, BELAY has proudly graced the Inc. 5000 list three times and was awarded the number one spot in Entrepreneur Magazine's Best Company Culture. BELAY provides virtual assistants, bookkeeping, copywriting, and webmaster services to leaders and fast-paced organizations. BELAY's services equip leaders and organizations with the ability to climb higher when and where they need it most. Bryan and Shannon live with their two children, Harper and Rainey, in Atlanta. Practicing what he preaches, Bryan spends his days virtually running his company from his porch in Georgia, from the mountains in Jackson Hole, or from the beaches in the panhandle of Florida. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Bryan and his wife Shannon came up with the idea for an entirely remote virtual assistant company What services BELAY offers including virtual assistant, bookkeeping and website support How BELAY works to match the right virtual employees with their clients' businesses and needs How Bryan and Shannon came up with the name BELAY, and how it relates to their company culture Why Bryan's faith is a critical component of his business philosophy and helped him find the courage to start his business How Bryan and Shannon made the difficult decision to appoint a leadership team and let go of some of the responsibility How Bryan and Shannon serve as business mentors for others, and how it helps to relieve stress Why Bryan focuses on four areas of his life every single day: being, body, balance and business Why Bryan and Shannon set 90-day targets and annual goals together, and how they share a vision for the future What advice Bryan would offer to business owners with regards to remote work opportunities and the changing workplace Additional resources: Website: www.belaysolutions.com Virtual Culture by Bryan Miles: http://a.co/d/akcY6E7

We’ve got an amazing story to share with you today. Meet Bryan Van Zee: Bryan is a new agent who closed 15 transactions in his first year and is well on his way to close even more soon. Cited below for your convenience are timestamps that will direct you to various points in the video. Feel free to watch the full message or use these timestamps to browse specific topics at your leisure: 0:35 - Bryan talks about his first three months in the real estate business 2:15 - Bryan explains the “breakthrough” moment that changed everything for him 5:09 - Bryan shares the tools and resources he uses to succeed in real estate 7:07 - How Bryan became the top agent in his firm 9:21 - Bryan explains his routine for hosting open houses 10:47 - Bryan shares his top tips for new agents 14:00 - A few parting words about working in real estate 14:54 - How you can reach out to us and get started on a success story of your own If you have any other questions for us in the meantime, don’t hesitate to reach out and give us a call or send us an email. We look forward to hearing from you soon.

Bryan Caplovitz is the president and CEO of SpeakerMatch.com, the world's largest online speakers bureau. Speaker Match helps line up thousands of speakers on all topics with meeting and event planners who need speakers, from local service clubs to the biggest speaking events in America. Speaker Match has been in business for nearly 20 years. Screw The Commute Podcast Show Notes Episode 068 Wake 'em Up Video Professional Speaking System - https://www.antion.com/speakervideo.htm Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Higher Education Webinar – https://screwthecommute.com/webinars 02:14 Tom's introduction to Bryan Caplovitz 03:18 Bryan coming up through the ranks as a geek 04:57 Transition from working world to entrepreneur 14:56 A typical day for Bryan 26:41 Getting screwed over in business 27:43 Funny and bizarre, but really extortion! 29:44 The best and worst thing about working for yourself 32:59 Sponsor message 34:14 How Bryan stays motivated 39:01 Parting thoughts for us Screwballs Entrepreneurial Resources Mentioned in This Podcast Higher Education Webinar – It's the second webinar on the page: https://screwthecommute.com/webinars Screw The Commute - https://screwthecommute.com/ Speaker Match - https://www.speakermatch.com/ref19192734.html Taboola - https://www.taboola.com/ Outbrain - https://www.outbrain.com/ Recurly - https://recurly.com/ Internet Marketing Training Center - https://imtcva.org/ Related Episodes Top Ten Ways to Make Money Speaking - https://screwthecommute.com/7/ How to Refer Me and Others for Money - https://screwthecommute.com/67/ More Entrepreneurial Resources for Home Based Business, Lifestyle Business, Passive Income, Professional Speaking and Online Business   I discovered a great new headline / subject line / subheading generator that will actually analyze which headlines and subject lines are best for your market. I negotiated a deal with the developer of this revolutionary and inexpensive software. Oh, and it's good on Mac and PC. Go here: http://jvz1.com/c/41743/183906 The Wordpress Ecourse. Learn how to Make World Class Websites for $20 or less. https://www.GreatInternetMarketing.com/wordpressecourse Join our Private Facebook Group! One week trial for only a buck and then $37 a month, or save a ton with one payment of $297 for a year. Click the image to see all the details and sign up or go to https://www.greatinternetmarketing.com/screwthecommute/ After you sign up, check your email for instructions on getting in the group.  

Welcome to episode #21 of IoT Product Leadership, a podcast featuring in-depth conversations with product leaders on what it takes to build great IoT products. I’m your host, Daniel Elizalde.     I have a very important episode for you today. My guest is Bryan Kelly. Bryan is a seasoned Product Executive and founder of Soft Works Practice, where he helps Product Managers improve their communication and collaboration skills.     A few weeks back, in episode 19, I talked with Keith Strier, head of artificial intelligence at EY about the impact Artificial Intelligence has on the Internet of Things.     And, in this episode, Bryan and I focus on soft skills, which is the “human intelligence” necessary to get our job done and bring successful products to market.     As Product Leaders, we often focus on the Technology or Business part of our roles, and we often forget that Product Management is a people-job. And therefore, soft skills are THE most important skills we need to cultivate.    This is an episode that no IoT Product Leader should miss.       About Bryan Kelly:    As an executive responsible for product team performance—Bryan Kelly found no shortage of information about the "soft skills" that enable teams to effectively interact with each other. But information wasn't the problem. Putting those skills into practice was the real challenge. So he developed simple tools that blend neuroscientific research, psychology, and practical know-how to help product teams regularly practice these skills. Learn more at SoftWorksPractice.com.     Topics we discuss in this episode:   Bryan shares his background and about Soft Works Practice. How Bryan works with Product people. The definition of soft skills. How Product Managers can best practice soft skills. Bryan’s model on how to navigate soft skills. Hot buttons and how to practice soft skills within your environment. Advice for Product Leaders who are new at developing IoT solutions.   To learn more about Bryan and Soft Works Practice: Soft Works Practice On Twitter @bryanpaulkelly Bryan on LinkedIn

KTTCTV Sports Anchor Naomi Grey joins the podcast to discuss her new gig in Minnesota, her journey in sports broadcasting, love for Kanye West and Serena Williams in the 2018 U.S. Open Finals. 0:00 Patreon.com/backpackbroadcasting0:45 Intro1:10 Naomi Grey and her upcoming gig in Minnesota3:37 KFC or Popeyes5:08 Naomi coming up through Backpack with Dexter and Bryan7:47 Dexter throwing Naomi and Bryan into sideline reporting11:08 The importance of staying with it and growing despite early struggles17:08 Naomi's fulfillment of getting even this far24:08 Where did Naomi's motivation come from?28:11 Naomi needs an NBA team29:30 Serena Williams drama at the US Open29:57 How Bryan became a Naomi Osaka fan in 201633:20 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnj48OLci7OIYiclNkxLiFA34:00 Whose number is it!?35:30 R.I.P. Mac Miller37:20 Osaka beats Serena, amidst claims of sexism44:20 A real conversation about Kanye West1:03:53 Nas vs Kelis See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today's episode of THE NEXT LEVEL is a very special one! For the first time in TNL history, we have a guest co-host. Since Melissa Fancy is on vacation, Andy has the incredibly smart and insightful Sean Low as his guest co-host today. Sean is the founder and President of The Business of Being Creative. Sean is also a previous guest on the Wedding Biz, so if you have not listened to that show yet, you can listen here. Andy and Sean also discuss: How Bryan resisted the family pressure to become a lawyer Time is money and Bryan really figured out early on how to get paid for his emotional labor. Ways Bryan has created legacy clients It's not easy to put a number on the emotional value that you bring to clients. Bryan is outrageous and he knows exactly who he is, which allows him to be outrageous! In case you haven't listened to Bryan's full show yet, you can listen here.

REVISIT: If you’ve ever felt family pressure to pursue a certain career, then you can relate to today’s guest. When he realized the careers his family had chosen were not for him, he didn’t let it stop him. Today, you’ll hear the story of forging a completely new path and struggling, but being determined enough to succeed at the highest levels, as told by the amazing Bryan Rafanelli! Bryan Rafanelli of Rafanelli events grew up in Rhode Island with an Italian family and was taught to be his own boss. Bryan’s passion in crafts was encouraged by the women in his family. Bryan went to college in Syracuse and in his senior year of college he just knew he could not be a lawyer. Bryan always had in the back of his mind he wanted to go to art school, though he knew he still wanted to be successful. Bryan started his own company designing events, and Rafanelli Events was born and has made him one of the best planners in the world. Show Highlights: Growing up self-made, and his passions Deciding not to go to law school in his senior year of college Bryan’s first job Beginning to volunteer for non-profits Going to Boston architecture school at night for design Bryan started Rafanelli Events and was in debt Bryan now has 3 offices with over 30 employees, and 75-100 events a year! How Bryan handles the business and makes it grow Why Bryan loves the business side as well as the creative How Bryan balances his personal life with the business Resources: The Wedding Biz Website Rafanelli Event Website Rafanelli Facebook

Bryan Falchuk (@BryanFalchuk) has been an overachiever his whole life. When his life started to crumble, he took a step back, put on his consultant's hat and examined what was holding him back. No long after, Bryan drop a lot of weight, reorganized his daily routine, became a vegan, and developed a life-transformation system he calls "Do A Day." “I felt like an idiot every single day, and that was exactly what I wanted. I grew a lot at Tuck, but the amount of growth I went through during those two years at McKinsey was on a whole other level.” - Bryan Falchuk What We Discuss with Bryan Falchuk: How Bryan escaped the Dot Com bubble just as he was starting his career. Working at McKinsey & Co. as a 20-something who knows nothing. His wife's battle with chronic lyme disease. How Bryan has kept off 100 lbs. of excess weight. The 'Do-A-Day' framework. His current role in the c-suite. Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps! Consider leaving your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally! (Download Episode Here) ​(Subscribe in iTunes Here) (Connect with CJ)   (Can 3 Simple Numbers Rescue Troubled Relationships? from Bryan Falchuk via TEDxTalks) ​​​​​​Please Scroll Down for Full Show Notes and Featured Resources!   The Two Rule Foundation helps inspire professionals to live gratefully and commit more of their resources to help those in need. The foundation can help you determine who you should give your money to and how. Looking to get more out of all your hard work? Enroll in ThriveMap University, an online video program for professionals. 100% of proceeds are donated to the Two Rule Foundation. More About the Show Bryan Falchuk had everything going for him in his career. He avoided the Dot Com bubble bursting by graduating a year early and taking a full-time internal strategy role at Liberty Mutual Insurance. A few years a couple job titles later, Bryan went back to school, earning his MBA in Business from the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth University. Afterwards, Bryan accepted a consulting position at the McKinsey & Company, where he stayed for nearly three years. Leaning on his experience in the insurance industry, Bryan took himself back into insurance and spent over six yers traveling the globe with UK-based Beazley Group. However, while everything was looking up in his career, life at home wasn't so joyous. For decades, Bryan's wife had suffered terrible, seemingly-unprovoked 24-48hr illnesses. For a day or two at a time, she'd be a sick as she'd ever been, and then it would subside. And in 2011, she suffered another episode, only this time for weeks she wasn't getting better. "It all came to a head on June 30th, when she was down to about 100 lbs. and losing two pounds a day," Falchuk says. "Her doctor called to tell me he was going on vacation for six weeks and he'd check in when he was back. If you do the math on that, she wasn't going to make it six weeks."   Bryan says this was his light bulb moment. THANKS, Bryan Falchuk! If you enjoyed this show with best-selling author, coach, speaker & consulting professional Bryan Falchuk, let him know by clicking on the links below and sending him a quick shout out on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook or Instagram.​ Click here to connect with Bryan on LinkedIn Thank Bryan on Twitter! Connect with Bryan on Facebook! Follow Bryan on Instagram! Click here to let CJ know about your number one takeaway from this episode! If you’d like to ask a question with a chance of having me answer it on the show, please leave me a voicemail by clicking below: This is a great way to cross-promote your blog or website because if I use your question on the show, I will link to it in the show notes!​ Mentioned in This Episode: Bowdoin College Internships at Liberty Mutual Insurance Tuck School of Business McKinsey & Company Undergraduate Development Program at Liberty Mutual Chronic Lyme Disease Do A Day Book use coupon code SUCCESS2 at checkout for an exclusive discount NewBodi.es Bryan Falchuk at TEDxSevilleSq

“We should be looking out to expand our impact across the world as opposed to shutting ourselves in and trying to say that we’re going to not be included in this global population” Founder and CEO of CAD Sourcing, Bryan Luoma speaks about the early years of his business, his motivation to employ 60 Philippines, and how it was an opportunity to help family. Listen in as Kim and Bryan discuss the benefits of open communication with in a business, the positive results of expanding our impact across the world, and knowing where your work is most valuable. Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at http://www.thekimsutton.com/pp386   Highlights: 1:30 How Bryan’s journey began 5:10 Desire to help family 7:13 Expanding our impact 10:23 Employee treatment- a benefit to society 14:30 Food for thought: What goes in to cell service? 15:50 The importance of project managers 19:39 Get out of your own way 24:07 How much time are you spending on your business? 28:47 Smooth transitions- SOP 30:41 Benefits of transparency 37:20 Doing good in the Philippines: Cad giving Get the show notes, transcription and resources mentioned at https://thekimsutton.com/pp386

Do you come from humble beginnings? Only have a high school diploma? Want to own and operate your own apartment buildings and real estate firm? Anything is possible. Just ask Bryan Chavis! Today, I am talking to Bryan, who is a best-selling author and founder of The Landlord Property Management Academy. He is the author and creator of one of the top online property management designation certifications. Also, Bryan has a blog for real estate professionals and is a property management coach for Keller Williams. He coaches real estate professionals and consults for large housing authorities. You'll Learn... [02:35] Bryan’s background in multifamily real estate leading to a school and speaking. [05:40] From being a poor student to transitioning to be an entrepreneur. [07:37] Writing a manual while working on a job to figure out how things work in property management. [09:53] Building a brand, partnerships, and relationships to manage and own properties. [10:34] Absorbing, learning, and teaching property management. [12:08] Turning the manual into a book and more books. [16:13] Fundamentals was the focus of the first book: Buy It, Rent It, Profit! [17:04] Second Book: The Landlord Entrepreneur is a follow-up with additional details. [17:38] What Bryan is working on these days; buying, renting, profiting - practicing what he preaches. [18:18] 5 phases to become an owner and make money: acquisition, implementation, stabilization, growth, and exit strategy. [22:42] Acquisition: Understanding how to evaluate a property from an income approach, cash basis, and how to evaluate from an income approach. [22:57] Implementation: Hard and soft systems needed to operate properties; What systems am I using? How am I going to operate? [23:38] Stabilization: Maximizing income and minimizing expenses. [24:00] Growth: Growing the asset’s value. [24:06] Exit Strategy: Determine what you will do with a property. [24:47] Be an owner, not a steward. [25:94] Where to start to learn more - DoorGrow. [26:54] Advice for struggling entrepreneurs: restart and reboot. [27:19] How Bryan restarted and rebooted after medical issues; opportunities that help you grow as an entrepreneur. [28:58] Being passionate and making a difference. [32:50] Resilience, spirituality, and faith. [34:34] Is your business blessed to go where it needs to go? [35:55] Spending too much time on your business and becoming ineffective. [37:00] Client-centric vs. self-centric business; a life of purpose and meaning. Tweetables When you’re an entrepreneur...it’s something that’s in your DNA. I always wanted to own the apartment building, what did it take? The key to any business is the franchise mindset. Resources The Landlord Property Management Academy The Landlord Property Management Academy on YouTube The Landlord Property Management Academy on Facebook Landlord Academy Blog Buy It, Rent It, Profit! Make Money as a Landlord in ANY Real Estate Market The Landlord Entrepreneur: Double Your Profits with Real Estate Property Management Keller Williams Realty National Apartment Association Mark Willis Inside Power by Gary Sheffield 

Bryan Falchuk, best-selling author, life coach, Inc Magazine contributor, and behavior change specialist, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Bryan talks about how to live one day at a time and how to take the right steps every day to make it better than the last. He dives into his formula for day-to-day success and shares his personal story of overcoming deep inner pain and outward struggles with being overweight for years and how he was able to get over his problems and help others as a result. If you’re wondering how you can live a better life every day and what goes into making your life as happy and successful as possible, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: Why Bryan was the “fat kid” as a child and how this led to problems later in life The day that changed Bryan’s life about 7 years ago and why he finally chose to lose all his weight and get past his deeper problems The excuses that people come up with for why their life isn’t the way they want it to be The fact that Bryan, myself, and other coaches don’t have anything special that allows us to succeed – we all have the same ability to enact change in our life How to find what your true purpose is in life Why most people don’t really know what they truly want in life even though they think they do The types of questions to ask yourself to figure out what you really want in your life The most important question of all to contemplate The deeper reasons that people have for the desires they display, like the true reasons for someone wanting to look more attractive or lose weight, etc. Why men tend to hide their emotions and why this usually hurts them later in life in different ways Why self-love is a necessity for living a better life every single day Finding your motivation every day and figure out what pushes you Setting realistic goals in your life to challenge yourself, but not overwhelm yourself into achieving what you want Why you must free yourself from the past and the future to find happiness in the moment and live one day at a time The fact that we are shaped by our parents and by our elders when we are younger and how this leads into our personality later in life Why each formula for success must be customized to your specific needs and life and why Bryan doesn’t give a step-by-step technique in his book How Bryan got on his vegan diet and maintained it for over 7 years by choosing to take it one day at a time Check out Bryan on: Website: Doadaybook.com Twitter: twitter.com/doadaybook *You want to look good in your underwear and be comfortable, right? But that perfect balance is hard to find. Don’t sacrifice style or comfort. Check out MeUndies.com and find the best pair of underwear in the world! MeUndies will be the most comfortable pair of underwear you will own, it’s made from a sustainably sourced, naturally soft fabric that is 3 times softer than cotton. I have on a pair of my MeUndies right now, and I have to be honest…It feels absolutely incredible! They’re the ultimate feel-good undies for when you want to feel naked, but not actually be naked. For you gentlemen MeUndies’ diamond-seamed pouch cradles your jewels and gives your stuff the support it needs without feeling too tight, and the Ladies will love the soft, eco-friendly fabric as well. Right now MeUndies has an exclusive offer just for my listeners – get 20% off your first pair plus Free Shipping! MeUndies is so sure you will love their underwear, they even offer a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. If you don’t love your first pair, you get a full refund! This is a no brainer to try – 20% off, Free Shipping and a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee! Go to MeUndies.com/elite. That’s MeUndies.com/elite. This is a limited time offer, so what are you waiting for? Start wearing the best underwear of your life – it changed my life, it’s time to let MeUndies change yours. Go to MeUndies.com/elite right now!

“If I’m going to make a dent in this world, I have only a certain amount of time… So rather than watch that time be wasted away, I’d rather be intentional with it.” Along with his wife Shannon, Bryan Miles is committed to rewriting the workplace mindset. Driven by his manifesto that “the way we work doesn’t work anymore”, Bryan inspires businesses to liberate their employees and transform their culture with remote working. Far from losing control over staff, Bryan argues home-based workers are happier and more productive. With more autonomy over their day, working from home allows people to contribute more to their family life - as well as someone else’s place of work. As a result, they’re more motivated to do their best work for their employer. This is something Bryan has experienced first-hand. With over 600 remote-working employees, Bryan believes working for his company - BELAY Solutions - ruins staff for anyone else! When people experience a culture of trust, autonomy, and freedom, they don’t want to settle for anything less. “When I pray I don’t just beg for wisdom. I beg for the courage to act when I get that wisdom.” One of the reasons Bryan has been able to build such a successful virtual culture for so many people is because he’s a master of organization. Intentional with his time and committed to be the best steward possible in all his roles, Bryan is able to achieve success in both his personal and professional life. I was filled with gratitude after interviewing Bryan. He crushed my belief that big companies need an office and left me with a stack of insights that will help JavaPresse grow. He’s also inspired me to be a better man with some simple, yet smart organizational strategies. I’m certain Bryan will inspire you to leverage the benefits that more order can bring for your life too. “Organization makes me happy. Happiness for me is having things in order.” Some questions I ask: Why is having a virtual culture important to you and how does it affect the happiness of you and your employees? (3:13)How does your day begin? Talk me though your daily routine. (6:10)What part of your day is non-negotiable and sacred? (9:20)How do you make yourself a priority when you have so many priorities on your plate? (12:03)How does gratitude play a part in your day-to-day? (15:10)How often do you reflect? (18:50)How did you cultivate a practice of being intentional with your time? (22:00)Tell me more about your new book - Virtual Culture. (28:08)With your book and your business you’re disrupting a mindset about the way we work. What practices help you keep dreaming? (31:20)How do you stay grounded on a daily basis? (35:16) In this episode, you will hear about: Why remote working leads to happiness - and why it’s a decision that can have a positive impact on your business. (4:09)Bryan’s prediction about the next wave of progress in business and the workplace. (5:28)The app that helps Bryan maximize his mornings and keep him accountable. (6:44)The important reason Bryan doesn’t rush right into work at the beginning of the day. (7:04)The surprising, non-negotiable afternoon habit that Bryan used to be embarrassed about. (8:20)Why a color-coded calendar helps Bryan be the person he needs to be - in all his roles. (9:51)How Bryan uses gratitude as a power to lift his life. (16:10)Bryan’s technique for journaling and why it’s a part of his legacy for his children. (19:00)Why Bryan’s dad shifted his perception and motivations around time. (22.28)Top tips for finding and working with a mentor. (26:00)Bryan’s manifesto and why this ‘line in the sand’ drives him everyday. (30:47)The word that helps Bryan stay grounded and be more present in everyday life. (35:35) How to contact BryanYou can discover more about BELAY Solutions at www.belaysolutions.com. You can check out Bryan’s new book - Virtual Culture - at www.virtualculturebook.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This podcast episode is all about the best water bottle ever. Sounds a little dry?  (pun intended) Think again. MiiR water bottles were born from the head of founder Bryan Pape after a near fatal skiing accident. You gotta hear how Bryan went from "Self indulgent douche bag"  to  purposeful entrepreneur that creates positive change on a daily basis. Get this. Every time you buy one of these perfectly designed bottles, you help build a well or a water project in a 3rd world country. You get this sweet bottle                                          They get a better life                 It's what Bryan calls " Product to Project" What's jaw dropping is how many projects MiiR has created. Not just water, but building schools and donating bikes to communities so we can all do better daily!   Hit Play (Below)  to Learn  Why these are the BEST designed bottle (fits your hand, one twist, stays cold and NO water beards) How you pay it forward a new bottle, bike, bag, cup of coffee or even craft beer. How you can check up on exactly what project your MiiR product is building. How MiiR gets hands on and keeps connected with communities How Bryan stays fit and healthy daily as a busy business owner, community activist and family man. Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save Save

LT 058 | Bryan Volpenhein - From Walk on to Olympic Champion Episode 058 is sponsored by Finish Line Shell Repair Subscribe & Review : iTunes | Stitcher US Rowing Men's Head Coach and Olympic Gold Medalist is this week's guest on the LEO Training Podcast. Bryan Volpenhein is a three-time Olympian and 2004 gold medalist in the men’s eight. He is responsible for the men’s high performance sweep squad and works to develop, select and prepare the team for international competition.  In this interview Bryan and I discuss rowing from multiple angles - both that of an athlete and a coach. This is a fascinating look into the spectrum of his experience as a collegiate walk on to Olympic Champion. Here is what you will learn in this episode: How Bryan got started with rowing at The Ohio State University Club Rowing Teams and how they are different Transitioning onto the National Team Discussing the elimination of freshmen rowing and the impact on the sport Individualized Training in a Team Environment Why Communication is one of the most important elements to coaching Having patience and not setting barriers for yourself and how this relates to performance Food! 4 things everyone should know how to do when cooking. and much more! Show Notes: How to Cook Everything Bryan Volpenhein

Is your head spinning over the prospect of digital transformation and marketing? Certainly the change ahead might seem dizzying. Social media and social selling, Big Data and analytics, new listening platforms, and artificial intelligence are just a few of the ideas gaining momentum. How does a marketing leader manage through this level of change? In this new episode of The Marketing Companion, Tom Webster and I interview Bryan E. Jones, VP North America Commercial Marketing for Dell Technologies. I have known Bryan for four years and I always learn something from him. In all my travels, I've never met another executive who is more tuned-in when it comes to the integration of technology and sales and marketing. Our latest episode of The Marketing Companion is an extraordinary conversation, revealing: The importance of cultural support and leadership in a digital transformation. Why you can't "metric" a digital culture. How Dell is using training as a core component of employee involvement and social selling. What is the difference between IT transformation and digital transformation? How do we make technology work for us in marketing? How Bryan challenges his commercial team to take risks, experiment, and push the boundaries of social media through innovation contests. How do you keep focused on the technologies that will have really have an impact? The shift toward video. And of course Tom and I have a little fun along the way, revealing the secret behind the Marketing Companion Headquarters and why Meerkat is the ideal sponsor: Ready for this? Please support our extraordinary sponsors. Our content is free because of their generosity. Many thanks to our friend Scott Monty for the awesome show intro. Be sure to check out his amazing newsletter The Full Monty and his new podcast available here: fullmontyshow.com. BuzzSumo is the world’s best way to discover, analyze and amplify your content. Run over to BuzzSumo today for a 14 day free trial. Beyond data, BuzzSumo offers priceless insights into content discovery, monitoring, influencers and outreach, content research and planning, and competitor research. Find out why so many Marketing Companion fans are now hooked on Buzzsumo. Check out BuzzSumo’s powerful technology to look at the hottest content trends down to the hour!.

In this episode Chris and I talk with Bryan and Katie Towalt about: Their new album champion. The need to recognize God's power in the midst of our situations. How Bryan and Katie got connected with Jesus Culture. Why most of the album will resonate with the local church. Here's our review. The story behind the songs "Champion" and "God with Us." How they stay grounded in their faith while they are touring. The recording process for their latest album. How they work on getting a live worship feel through their studio work. Advice for those that want to get involved in worship ministry. What they have been reading and being inspired by lately. What they hope to be doing in twenty years. How we as a community can pray for them.

Two bro’s 8 weeks out from a photo shoot in the beautiful background of Calgary Alberta Canada and dishing out the goods on what it takes to get cut and jacked over 40. In episode 2 of the Ripped Report, Physique Coaches Scott Tousignant and Bryan Krahn share their progress updates, changes in training strategies, diet plan, challenges they’ve faced, and victories they have achieved this week. You’ll hear about; Scott’s epic Father’s Day Binge. How Bryan managed his diet while in New York City last week. Scott’s current training split. How Bryan approached his training while away. Did we do any cardio? Supplements we’re using while getting shredded. Visit the Jacked After 40 website https://www.jackedafter40.com/ Do you have a topic you’d like us to cover in a future episode? Send it to scotttousignant@gmail.com

Connection, Relevance, Networking, Relationships, Conversation   Episode 17: It’s Not About Me URL: http://www.julieannsullivan.com/bryan-heathman-its-not-about-me/   On this episode of Mere Mortals Unite, we interview Bryan Heathman, President of Made for Success Publishing, a company that assists speakers and authors in getting their stories heard. I have worked with Bryan before and his entire team was resourceful and helpful. As we worked together, we became friends and stayed connected. Bryan talks about the importance of connecting and being relatable. He’ll share the value of being intentional, a little vulnerable, and the gift of concentrating on someone else besides yourself.     You’ll discover:   How Bryan describes his superpower. What benefits Bryan has seen from connecting people to one another. Why Bryan keeps a story in his “pocket” at social events to start conversations. Why part of being a good connector is being prepared. The importance of being conscious about making recommendations and referrals. Practical steps to become a better connector.   Interview Links & Other Resources   Made for Success Publishing Made for Success Publishing Blog Connect with Bryan Heathman on LinkedIn Connect with Bryan Heathman on Facebook Book Publishing Success Podcast iTunes - Subscribe, Rate & Review

What you will learn How Bryan became an incredible online marketer by imitating his role models How Bryan approaches creating content by asking the right questions How he uses a tactic TV show writers use to get his audience HOOKED to his content How he “bakes” content upgrades inside his content to collect most of … Podcast #9: Bryan Harris on Building An Email List, Content upgrades And Selling To Your List Read More »

Bryan Johnson is an entrepreneur and investor. He is the founder of OS Fund and Braintree, the latter of which was bought by eBay in 2013 for $800 million in cash. Bryan launched OS Fund in 2014 with $100 million of his personal capital to support inventors and scientists who aim to benefit humanity. His investments include endeavors to extend healthy human life to 100+ (Human Longevity), replicate the human visual cortex (Vicarious), mine an asteroid (Planetary Resources), reinvent transportation (Matternet), and reimagine food (Hampton Creek), among others. A special thank you to Mattermark for providing all the data displayed in today's show and you can find out more about Mattermark here!    In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Bryan made his start in the world of tech and how he has come to the OS fund today? 2.) What was the pivotal moment in Bryan's career? When was the turning point? What was was the hardest part of the entrepreneurial journey and how did Bryan conquer it? 3.) What is the main motivation behind the OS fund? Which areas does Bryan most want to solve and where does he see significant market opportunities? 4.) Does the longevity of return to Bryan's exits concern him? Most investments exit with 10 years, human lifespan startups take a little longer! What sort of time frame does Bryan have in mind when investing in these companies? 5.) What does Bryan really perceive synthetic biology to mean? Are we seeing improvements in this sector? 6.) The OS Fund have recently released a white paper detailing extensively their process for investing? Why did Bryan decide on this open source style of investing? 7.) What would Bryan like to see more of? Where does Bryan see a lot of people investing that he thinks is a mistake?   Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Bryan's Fave Book: Endurance: Shackleton’s Incredible Voyage to the Antarctic Bryan's Most Recent Investment: Ginkgo Bioworks   As always you can follow The Twenty Minute VC, Harry and Bryan on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here!

Bryan Harris is the founder of Video Fruit, a marketing website he built from 0 to over 10,000 subscribers and over $200,000 in revenue during the first year. What Bryan Harris and I talk about in today's broadcast: How Bryan started Video Fruit as a blog, modeling high-level bloggers Behind-the-scenes of digital marketing How Bryan started as an entrepreneurial child and built an eBay business Why Bryan built his own platform instead of borrowing from someone else Bryan's definition of success in business and life You can find Bryan Harris online: videofruit.com/bootstrapped If you enjoyed today's podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.