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This is Part 2 of Steven Dimmitt's (Nugget podcast) interview of Eric Hörst on a wide range of climbing training and performance topics. In this episode you will learn...how young guns Cameron Hörst (20) and Jonathan Hörst (18) train compared to their coach dad (age 57), tips for parenting/coaching youth climbers, what it takes climb the next grade (whether it's 5.10 or 5.15), sloper training, the importance of protein, and more. There's a ton of great tips and sage advice in this episode. Lean in and listen up! Podcast Rundown 00:12 - Intro and overview of Part 2 of Steven Dimmitt's interview with coach Eric Hörst 2:25 - How Cameron and Jonathan Horst train for elite-level climbing compared to the training of their coach father training for his master's climbing ascents. 4:05 - Advanced hangboard training protocol details. 6:30 - Importance of listening to your body, adjusting training, and route-specific training. 7:30 - Tendon "loading history" and effects of youth climbing on tendon core structure. 8:30 - The pros/cons of youth single-sport and multisport involvement. 16:05 - Tips for parents and coaches of youth climbers. 18:15 - Climbing benchmarks of the Hörst brothers (aka The Send Bros). 20:25 - Current status of the Hörst brothers climbing. Cameron (age 20) just climbed his fourth 5.14d and first 5.15a (after this interview was recorded) and Jonathan (age 18) send his second 5.14c in July. 23:35 - Eric's "old climber" dream goal: A free big wall...or sport 5.14a? 25:20 - How to "win" as a weekend warrior? 30:00 - What it takes to climbing the next grade... 31:45 - Nature, nurture, and will power! 33:55 - How to improve on big holds? 34:30 - Pinch training tips... 37:00 - Sloper training. 38:55 - Importance of training wrist flexion and extension. 41:40 - What's most exciting about training for climbing in 2021? 42:30 - Pros/cons of system wall training. 46:00 - The role of nutrition in training and performance. 48:30 - The importance of dietary protein...to support strength gains, connective tissue remodeling, muscle protein synthesis, and more. 50:10 - Overview of Eric's PhysiVantage product line...and the benefits for recreational and pro climbers alike. (Get a 15% discount off full-price nutrition with checkout code: NUGGET15) 52:45 - All about supplementing with hydrolyzed collagen powder--overview of the fascinating research...and the numerous benefits for hard-training climbers, if you time it correctly. 1:09:30 - The value of high-quality post-workout protein consumption...plant-based or whey isolate...it's a difference-maker 1:16:30 - Wrap up comments...and a few words about the podcast sponsor PhysiVantage Nutrition. SUPPORT THIS PODCAST! Save 15% off full-priced nutrition with checkout code PODCAST15 PhysiVantage is used by dozens of pro climbers and thousands of recreational climbers around the world. Give PhysiVantage a try, and feel the difference it makes in your climbing! SAVE on La Sportiva shoes >> Thank yous: La Sportiva, Maxim Ropes, DMM Climbing, Friction Labs, Organic Climbing. Follow Eric on Twitter @Train4Climbing Check out Eric's YouTube channel. Follow Eric on Facebook! And on Instagram at: Training4Climbing Visit PhysiVantage.com and get a 15% discount on full-price items with checkout code: PODCAST15 Podcast Audio and Content Copyright 2021 Hörst Training, LLC - All Rights Reserved.

Have you ever watched a talk show or listened to a podcast and thought you had the answers to what was being discussed, but then the host brings out an expert? As the expert gives their expert opinion, you are shouting, THAT'S WHAT I SAID as you shake your head back and forth in agreement with the expert. Have you ever wondered how these people became an expert on that subject? Did they have to go to school to become an expert, or were they able to turn what they know into what they do? In this episode, Sarah Li Cain had a heartfelt conversation with award-winning personal finance journalist Cameron Huddleston and author of Mom and Dad, We Need to Talk: How to Have Essential Conversations with Your Parents About Their Finances. Cameron shared how she had a pivotal moment in her personal life in becoming her mother's caregiver, how writing a book turned her into a subject matter expert, and how she leverages that into other business opportunities. Episode highlights Cameron discusses how she managed writing and taking care of her mother. How Cameron expanded her idea on writing her book How to turn your life story into a book, including how to create a successful proposal For more information, visit the show notes at https://plutusfoundation.org/2021/book-deal

00:00 Introduction and background information on Cameron Huddleston. Wrote her book “Mom and Dad We Need To Talk: How to Have Essential Conversations With Your Parents About Their Finances” in 2019. She wrote from her own experiences with her mom as she aged. Also a Family Finance Expert with Getcarefull.com 02:30 Information about Get Carefull 05:33 Financial Education and information on getcareful.com 06:27 Red Flags - scams and aging 09:45 Starting to have the financial conversations early 10:40 Cameron shares her experiences with her mom as she aged. 13:00 Legal Documents families need to protect their parents health wishes and finances. 14:55 How Cameron's work applies to all caregivers. 17:49 Cameron's advice on how to have conversations with parents. 21:00 Different strategies to use to ease into conversations. 24:00 What not to expect to do. How to nurture the financial relationship with your parents 26:24  Understanding that your parents are allowed to make mistakes.  27:25 Power of attorney and banks. 28:35 Protecting your family from scams. 29:50 Offering to help your parents where you see they need help and how to be empathetic. 30:29  Helping with healthcare and speaking with parents about their quality of life. Getting to know what they want their later years to look like. Get them to help make that plan while they can help. 33:20  Couples and protections/access to each other's accounts, medical decisions, etc 35:43 Having spousal protections in place. 39:13 Setting up beneficiaries and the importance of wills. 41:32 The use of storytelling to help find ways to have conversations with your loved ones about difficult subjects.  45:06 Importance of Cameron's work in a caregiver's life.  46:13 Cameron's advice if you are just realizing you need to start having these conversations with your parents. Woking with your siblings to put together a plan. 48:03 Easing into the conversations. 50:32 Having real conversations with our parents. Tips and solutions on how to prepare to speak with them. 52:15 Close Links mentioned in the podcast Cameron's book “Mom and Dad We Need To Talk: How to Have Essential Conversations With Your Parents About Their Finances”  Get Careful Download Get Carefull's Financial Caregiving Roadmap

In her role as Elevate Sports Ventures' Chief Client Officer, Wagner is responsible for developing and leading the agency's global brand consulting vertical. With over 25 years of experience in global brand marketing and platform development, sponsorship consultation, and partnership management on behalf of Fortune 500 companies; the award-winning industry leader will maximize Elevate's expertise in data and insights, design and experiential solutions and international network to connect and integrate brands in dynamic, authentic ways with fans and consumers. Driven by the belief that sports and live events have the power to forge and create unparalleled, meaningful connections between consumers and brands, Wagner's vision and work have created some of sports history's most iconic and poignant images, impressions and brand associations. Prior to her role with Elevate, Wagner was the Chief Client Officer at GMR Marketing, a global leader in sponsorship and experiential marketing; where, over the course of her tenure, she led teams across five international offices and four continents, managing global sports and entertainment programs for world-class brands including Procter & Gamble, Intel, ExxonMobil, HPE, Humana, Visa, Lowe's Home Improvement, US Bank, Bridgestone, Capital One, Danone, and many others. In her leadership position with GMR, Wagner oversaw US-based offices in New York, San Francisco and Charlotte, as well as teams in international offices including UK, Brazil and Tokyo, amounting to a team of over 150 executives; in addition to serving on the agency's executive leadership and global growth team. During her more than 14-year tenure with GMR, Wagner played a key role in the agency's international expansion in support of its global portfolio of work, notably leading significant client campaigns and efforts in the UK, Brazil and Tokyo. Among her industry accolades, Wagner counts her service and efforts for client brand Procter & Gamble during the 2012 London Olympic Games as one of the most significant and meaningful of her career.  The award-winning program reflected Wagner's affinity for and prowess in managing and directing brands with global ambitions and a desire to develop relationships with fans and consumers driven by powerful, shared human connections and emotions. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why it is so important to realize that every consumer is not a fan, but every fan is a consumer What Cameron's focus is as CCO (Chief Client Officer) with Elevate Sports Ventures. Why it is so significant to figure out the relationship between a fan and a consumer How Cameron and her team strive to bring people together with the things they love the most and let the brand be the hero How Elevate leverages data to maximize the fan experience and the convergence of the fan and consumer Why Cameron's experience working with Proctor & Gamble during the 2012 London Olympic Games were one of the most significant and meaningful in her career How Cameron has been so committed to fostering a culture of respect, inclusion, and mentorship in her industry Additional resources: https://elevatesportsventures.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cameron-wagner-0a92394/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/cameronwagner  

Ben Greenfield Fitness Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Microneedling builds structural strength and resilience in the skin Microneedling can be done on the face or the scalp to stimulate hair growthDermarolling is the home version of microneedling but does more harm than good because of the method used to break the skin barrier and trauma causedElastin is actually more important than collagen in the elasticity and appearance of skinIt’s best to know the underlying cause of hair loss – but C60 and GHK copper peptide are mechanistically sound methods to assist hair growthVasodilation is an underlying component to many hair growth treatments: try sauna, hyperbaric chamber, infrared light, massageHair transplantation is the best way to improve the look of hair and has come a long way Laser treatment is the best route to reduce the appearance of scarsCollagen stimulating injection may help with stretch marks, depending on the depth If your diet is sound, you won’t need to supplement with collagen and keratin – it doesn’t work the way you hope it will Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgbengreenfieldfitness.com/cameron I get a ton of questions about hair growth, grey hair, male and female pattern baldness (alopecia), skin beauty treatments, scar and stretch mark fixes, beauty "biohacks," and beyond. So I figured it was high time to get an expert on the show to unpack all of this. His name is Dr. Cameron Chesnut. Dr. Chesnut and I have quite a history. We've known each other since way back in our Ironman triathlon competition days, grew up in the same general region of Northern Idaho/Eastern Washington, and have recently reconnected as brothers with similar interests in fitness, health, nutrition, spirituality, biohacking, beauty, and beyond. Dr. Chesnut recently opened a brand spankin' new biohacking facility in Spokane, WA called "ÔPTIM," which is a fully comprehensive health optimization practice, combining a revolutionary blend of functional medicine and regenerative modalities in a way that offers you unparalleled wellness. Recently at a dinner, Dr. Chesnut was enlightening me on common myths and tips regarding hair growth (based on my recent project of growing out my hair, and potentially, magically sprouting a beard), and also showing me all the other cool toys they have at Optim, such as hormone optimization, cryotherapy, laser, and other photobiomodulation treatments, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treaments, hyperbaric oxygen, IV's stem cells, and beyond—so I figured we could geek out on a podcast. So who is he, exactly? Dr. Chesnut is recognized worldwide as a key opinion leader and innovator in both minimally invasive and non-surgical cosmetic procedures. He was fellowship-trained in cosmetic surgery, reconstructive plastic surgery, laser surgery, and Mohs micrographic surgery at UCLA, training in the most demanding cosmetic and surgical environments of Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and Los Angeles. His fellowship at UCLA featured a rigorous, full integration of plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, oculoplastic surgery, and dermatologic surgery. Through this one-of-a-kind integration, Dr. Chesnut is a well-rounded and cross-pollinated surgeon. He has an unparalleled foundation in skin cancer treatment, plastic reconstruction, and cosmetic surgery, as well as laser and aesthetic dermatology. Dr. Chesnut is an international expert on both the art and science of facial aging, utilizing an approach that relies not just on surgery but addresses all aspects of aging. He loves to utilize this knowledge and skill of cosmetic surgery to improve the results of his skin cancer patients during their plastic reconstructions. A leader in the fields of dermatologic and cosmetic surgery, Dr. Chesnut is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning speaker and has been invited by his peers to present throughout the world on numerous cosmetic and reconstructive topics. He is a regular contributor to the surgical literature, continues to author numerous book chapters, and has been recognized for his research and innovation in cosmetic surgery, lasers, and noninvasive treatments. A native of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Dr. Chesnut has returned home to the Inland Northwest. He graduated with Honors from the University of Washington School of Medicine as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He completed his dermatology residency at UCLA where he was selected as the Chief Resident and subsequently was selected for the integrated Procedural Dermatology Fellowship, also at UCLA. Outside of surgery, Dr. Chesnut enjoys active time with his wife, Aubree, and his children Torin, Tatum, and Callum. He is an avid surfer, passionate skier, loves beach volleyball, tennis, and playing on the river. During this discussion, you'll discover: -The fringe micro-needling treatment Cameron did on Ben before their recording...4:30 - What to expect after Cameron's PRP treatment...9:25 - Cameron's background...13:25 - All the cool gadgets inside Cameron's ÔPTIM Clinic...18:25 - Pros and cons of derma-rolling...21:20 -  Supplements demystified...33:15 - Iron and copper contributing to grey hair...41:30 - If butter on the scalp can bring back hair...53:00 - How exosomes enhances the effects of hair growth...1:00:50 - How do hair transplants work?...1:03:50 - How Cameron treats scars and stretch marks...1:06:15 - How much therapy is too much...1:13:00 -And much more! Episode sponsors: -Kion Clean Energy Bars -Ra Optics -Butcher Box -Paleo Valley Beef Sticks Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for Dr. Cameron Chesnut or me? Leave your comments at https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/cameron and one of us will reply!

Ben Greenfield Fitness Podcast Notes Key Takeaways Microneedling builds structural strength and resilience in the skin Microneedling can be done on the face or the scalp to stimulate hair growthDermarolling is the home version of microneedling but does more harm than good because of the method used to break the skin barrier and trauma causedElastin is actually more important than collagen in the elasticity and appearance of skinIt’s best to know the underlying cause of hair loss – but C60 and GHK copper peptide are mechanistically sound methods to assist hair growthVasodilation is an underlying component to many hair growth treatments: try sauna, hyperbaric chamber, infrared light, massageHair transplantation is the best way to improve the look of hair and has come a long way Laser treatment is the best route to reduce the appearance of scarsCollagen stimulating injection may help with stretch marks, depending on the depth If your diet is sound, you won’t need to supplement with collagen and keratin – it doesn’t work the way you hope it will Read the full notes @ podcastnotes.orgbengreenfieldfitness.com/cameron I get a ton of questions about hair growth, grey hair, male and female pattern baldness (alopecia), skin beauty treatments, scar and stretch mark fixes, beauty "biohacks," and beyond. So I figured it was high time to get an expert on the show to unpack all of this. His name is Dr. Cameron Chesnut. Dr. Chesnut and I have quite a history. We've known each other since way back in our Ironman triathlon competition days, grew up in the same general region of Northern Idaho/Eastern Washington, and have recently reconnected as brothers with similar interests in fitness, health, nutrition, spirituality, biohacking, beauty, and beyond. Dr. Chesnut recently opened a brand spankin' new biohacking facility in Spokane, WA called "ÔPTIM," which is a fully comprehensive health optimization practice, combining a revolutionary blend of functional medicine and regenerative modalities in a way that offers you unparalleled wellness. Recently at a dinner, Dr. Chesnut was enlightening me on common myths and tips regarding hair growth (based on my recent project of growing out my hair, and potentially, magically sprouting a beard), and also showing me all the other cool toys they have at Optim, such as hormone optimization, cryotherapy, laser, and other photobiomodulation treatments, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treaments, hyperbaric oxygen, IV's stem cells, and beyond—so I figured we could geek out on a podcast. So who is he, exactly? Dr. Chesnut is recognized worldwide as a key opinion leader and innovator in both minimally invasive and non-surgical cosmetic procedures. He was fellowship-trained in cosmetic surgery, reconstructive plastic surgery, laser surgery, and Mohs micrographic surgery at UCLA, training in the most demanding cosmetic and surgical environments of Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and Los Angeles. His fellowship at UCLA featured a rigorous, full integration of plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, oculoplastic surgery, and dermatologic surgery. Through this one-of-a-kind integration, Dr. Chesnut is a well-rounded and cross-pollinated surgeon. He has an unparalleled foundation in skin cancer treatment, plastic reconstruction, and cosmetic surgery, as well as laser and aesthetic dermatology. Dr. Chesnut is an international expert on both the art and science of facial aging, utilizing an approach that relies not just on surgery but addresses all aspects of aging. He loves to utilize this knowledge and skill of cosmetic surgery to improve the results of his skin cancer patients during their plastic reconstructions. A leader in the fields of dermatologic and cosmetic surgery, Dr. Chesnut is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning speaker and has been invited by his peers to present throughout the world on numerous cosmetic and reconstructive topics. He is a regular contributor to the surgical literature, continues to author numerous book chapters, and has been recognized for his research and innovation in cosmetic surgery, lasers, and noninvasive treatments. A native of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Dr. Chesnut has returned home to the Inland Northwest. He graduated with Honors from the University of Washington School of Medicine as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He completed his dermatology residency at UCLA where he was selected as the Chief Resident and subsequently was selected for the integrated Procedural Dermatology Fellowship, also at UCLA. Outside of surgery, Dr. Chesnut enjoys active time with his wife, Aubree, and his children Torin, Tatum, and Callum. He is an avid surfer, passionate skier, loves beach volleyball, tennis, and playing on the river. During this discussion, you'll discover: -The fringe micro-needling treatment Cameron did on Ben before their recording...4:30 - What to expect after Cameron's PRP treatment...9:25 - Cameron's background...13:25 - All the cool gadgets inside Cameron's ÔPTIM Clinic...18:25 - Pros and cons of derma-rolling...21:20 -  Supplements demystified...33:15 - Iron and copper contributing to grey hair...41:30 - If butter on the scalp can bring back hair...53:00 - How exosomes enhances the effects of hair growth...1:00:50 - How do hair transplants work?...1:03:50 - How Cameron treats scars and stretch marks...1:06:15 - How much therapy is too much...1:13:00 -And much more! Episode sponsors: -Kion Clean Energy Bars -Ra Optics -Butcher Box -Paleo Valley Beef Sticks Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for Dr. Cameron Chesnut or me? Leave your comments at https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/cameron and one of us will reply!

In this episode of the Astrology Hub Podcast, Astrologer Cameron Allen and Amanda ‘Pua’ Walsh discuss: Your Astrology Houses…a  Holistic View Tune in and discover… Why viewing your Astrological houses through a holistic lens is a helpful tool that will impact all areas of your life. How Cameron has synthesized and integrated the study of several practices of Astrology and created a unique way of teaching the houses. Examples of how the houses reflect different parts of your life and tips on how you can work with the energy found there. Astrology In Your Pocket! Sign up now for Astrology In Your Pocket with Anne Ortelee.  Your Daily Dose of Astrological Guidance via Text!  It’s More Than A Text Knowing “When” and “Why” is a Powerful Tool Sign up here! For show notes & links from this episode, visit astrologyhub.com/podcast

bengreenfieldfitness.com/cameron I get a ton of questions about hair growth, grey hair, male and female pattern baldness (alopecia), skin beauty treatments, scar and stretch mark fixes, beauty "biohacks," and beyond. So I figured it was high time to get an expert on the show to unpack all of this. His name is Dr. Cameron Chesnut. Dr. Chesnut and I have quite a history. We've known each other since way back in our Ironman triathlon competition days, grew up in the same general region of Northern Idaho/Eastern Washington, and have recently reconnected as brothers with similar interests in fitness, health, nutrition, spirituality, biohacking, beauty, and beyond. Dr. Chesnut recently opened a brand spankin' new biohacking facility in Spokane, WA called "ÔPTIM," which is a fully comprehensive health optimization practice, combining a revolutionary blend of functional medicine and regenerative modalities in a way that offers you unparalleled wellness. Recently at a dinner, Dr. Chesnut was enlightening me on common myths and tips regarding hair growth (based on my recent project of growing out my hair, and potentially, magically sprouting a beard), and also showing me all the other cool toys they have at Optim, such as hormone optimization, cryotherapy, laser, and other photobiomodulation treatments, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treaments, hyperbaric oxygen, IV's stem cells, and beyond—so I figured we could geek out on a podcast. So who is he, exactly? Dr. Chesnut is recognized worldwide as a key opinion leader and innovator in both minimally invasive and non-surgical cosmetic procedures. He was fellowship-trained in cosmetic surgery, reconstructive plastic surgery, laser surgery, and Mohs micrographic surgery at UCLA, training in the most demanding cosmetic and surgical environments of Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and Los Angeles. His fellowship at UCLA featured a rigorous, full integration of plastic surgery, facial plastic surgery, oculoplastic surgery, and dermatologic surgery. Through this one-of-a-kind integration, Dr. Chesnut is a well-rounded and cross-pollinated surgeon. He has an unparalleled foundation in skin cancer treatment, plastic reconstruction, and cosmetic surgery, as well as laser and aesthetic dermatology. Dr. Chesnut is an international expert on both the art and science of facial aging, utilizing an approach that relies not just on surgery but addresses all aspects of aging. He loves to utilize this knowledge and skill of cosmetic surgery to improve the results of his skin cancer patients during their plastic reconstructions. A leader in the fields of dermatologic and cosmetic surgery, Dr. Chesnut is an internationally acclaimed, award-winning speaker and has been invited by his peers to present throughout the world on numerous cosmetic and reconstructive topics. He is a regular contributor to the surgical literature, continues to author numerous book chapters, and has been recognized for his research and innovation in cosmetic surgery, lasers, and noninvasive treatments. A native of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Dr. Chesnut has returned home to the Inland Northwest. He graduated with Honors from the University of Washington School of Medicine as a member of the Alpha Omega Alpha Honor Society. He completed his dermatology residency at UCLA where he was selected as the Chief Resident and subsequently was selected for the integrated Procedural Dermatology Fellowship, also at UCLA. Outside of surgery, Dr. Chesnut enjoys active time with his wife, Aubree, and his children Torin, Tatum, and Callum. He is an avid surfer, passionate skier, loves beach volleyball, tennis, and playing on the river. During this discussion, you'll discover: -The fringe micro-needling treatment Cameron did on Ben before their recording...4:30 - What to expect after Cameron's PRP treatment...9:25 - Cameron's background...13:25 - All the cool gadgets inside Cameron's ÔPTIM Clinic...18:25 - Pros and cons of derma-rolling...21:20 -  Supplements demystified...33:15 - Iron and copper contributing to grey hair...41:30 - If butter on the scalp can bring back hair...53:00 - How exosomes enhances the effects of hair growth...1:00:50 - How do hair transplants work?...1:03:50 - How Cameron treats scars and stretch marks...1:06:15 - How much therapy is too much...1:13:00 -And much more! Episode sponsors: -Kion Clean Energy Bars -Ra Optics -Butcher Box -Paleo Valley Beef Sticks Do you have questions, thoughts, or feedback for Dr. Cameron Chesnut or me? Leave your comments at https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/cameron and one of us will reply!

Subscribe to How To Trade ItCameron Bennion has been investing in the stock market since he was 16 after placing first in a stock market challenge at his high school. He had plans to go into medicine because he thought becoming a doctor was the way to financial freedom. His goal was to learn more about stocks so he could turn his future salary into a retirement fund.But his college roommate introduced him to door-to-door sales. It was 100% commission, but even those who sucked at it made money. He made $68,000 his first summer selling. It was the launching pad he needed to get serious about trading. But Cameron knew sales weren’t scalable like the stock market. You can use your mind to create unlimited wealth in the stock market. At only 29-years-old, Cameron Bennion has found great success with trading and mentoring others. Learn all about his mindset in this episode of How To Trade It. You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:56] Who is Cameron Bennion?[3:25] How Cameron learned about the stock market[5:48] Why Young Money Investments?[7:53] The payout of door-to-door sales[14:01] Cameron’s futures trading[16:22] Humility and confidence go hand-in-hand[21:39] Rising up from the ashes of your failures[36:25] Find your fire and fan the flames[47:59] Learn more about Young Money InvestmentsResources & People MentionedThe first 25 members from How To Trade It using the code "TRADEIT75" will get 75% off one month of the Young Money Investments live chatroom!Connect with Cameron BennionYoung Money Investments CourseYoung Money on InstagramWatch on YouTubeConnect on LinkedInFriend on FacebookConnect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuidesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategyGuidesLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsNewsletter: https://financeandmarkets.com/Subscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

Cameron Seamons raised his FTP by 80 watts with TrainerRoad while training for the Triple Bypass Century and ultra-distance running events, all while being a busy medical school student. Tune in to find out how he manages a 50-hour work week and uses low-volume training for long-distance cycling and running in episode 31 of the Successful Athletes Podcast. • Continue the discussion on the TrainerRoad Forum: https://bit.ly/3mFVaH4 • Be a guest on the Successful Athletes Podcast: https://bit.ly/3ndvWjT ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ABOUT TRAINERROAD — CYCLING’S MOST EFFECTIVE TRAINING SYSTEM TrainerRoad makes cyclists faster. Athletes get structured indoor workouts, science-backed training plans, and easy-to-use performance analysis tools to reach their goals • Build Your Custom Plan: https://bit.ly/36S48fm • Train Together with Group Workouts: https://bit.ly/3gngkHZ • Get Started: https://bit.ly/3gkyo5v ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ATHLETE INTERVIEWS THAT MAKE YOU FASTER The Successful Athletes Podcast dissects the preparation and execution of outstanding performances by TrainerRoad athletes. From world record performances to personal records and life changing health improvements, get an inside look at what it takes to get faster. • Subscribe to the Successful Athletes Podcast on iTunes: https://apple.co/2X0KEj2 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE: • How Cameron fits in his training as a third-year med student • How Cameron maintains a healthy relationship with training • How Cameron manages failed workouts • Cameron’s tips for fueling early morning workouts • How Cameron trained to raise his FTP 80 watts • What challenges Cameron faced during the Triple Bypass Century • How Cameron uses TrainerRoad to help with ultra-distance running

My guest today is a top business consultant, best-selling author of multiple books, and world-renowned speaker, Cameron Herold. He’s the driving force behind hundreds of companies’ exponential growth and he’s directly influenced innumerable businesses through his expertise. Cameron is the founder of the COO Alliance, author of Double Double / Meetings Suck / Vivid Vision / Free PR / The Miracle Morning for Entrepreneurs. He is also the mastermind behind 1-800-GOT-JUNK?’s amazing growth as their COO plus the adviser to several large companies including a “Big 4” wireless carrier and a monarchy. In this episode, we discuss how Cameron was groomed to become an entrepreneur at a young age and now uses that expertise to help grow businesses. Cameron shares the focus- faith- effort formula that you need to execute to become a successful entrepreneur. Listen in to learn how to perfect the art of building a personal brand by design! Some Questions I Ask: How does one become an adviser to a Monarchy? [1:33] How specifically were you groomed to be an entrepreneur? [8:25] What’s a pivotal moment in your life when it all changed? [20:41] How much vulnerability should a leader bring to the table with their team so that there is  trust and confidence? [25:24] Can you expand on the concept of vivid vision and how often you’re communicating that to your team? [27:20] What are you telling the businesses that you work with on how to best navigate the COVID-19 season? [36:10] I noticed that you have a really strong personal brand, how did you go about that process? [50:05] What is the role of a COO and at what point does someone bring on a COO? [52:12] In This Episode You Will Learn: How Cameron got the chance to be a business coach to a Monarchy and the power of putting yourself there [1:44] The type of clients he coaches and why he doesn’t work with people he can’t be friends with [5:56] How Cameron was groomed by his parents to become an entrepreneur and the value of time for him [8:44] How to create a daily accountability partner to help you get through your goals [12:07] How to master the art of teaching and encouraging entrepreneurship in your kids [14:26] Cameron’s entrepreneurship journey, getting into the mastermind mind world and learning to connect [21:10] The three things that he focuses on when attending mastermind events [24:25] How to be vulnerable with what you don’t know as a leader while retaining the confidence of your team [25:42] The concept of vivid vision- describing your business in a plan that you work towards achieving today [27:27] The focus- faith- effort formulae that entrepreneurs need to follow with their businesses for success [31:01] The importance of focusing on business growth and investing in sales and marketing during the COVID-19 season [36:34] How to use your bipolar as a superpower and the benefits of associating with business owners as a business owner [39:27] Understanding the importance of an executive assistant [48:00] Cameron’s personal brand built by design and intention [50:17] The role of a COO explained as the second in command after the CEO [52:25] What being an entrepreneur allows you to do plus some pivot points on how to balance entrepreneurship and life [57:20] Cameron’s favorite movie and his plans for the future [1:01:02] Connect with Cameron Herold:  Website: https://cameronherold.com/  What can you do today? To Be Productive. Effective. Perform at your best. Even now. Are you struggling to stay focused? If you have the right framework, it takes the guesswork out of Productivity. Get our FREE mini-series 4 Steps: Doing More in Less Time Visit http://www.pivot-me.com/4Steps/ to get it TODAY! 

Today, I'm sitting down with Cameron Rogers, a blogger who makes healthy living approachable. Cameron is known for her podcast, Freckled Foodie & Friends, as well as posting delicious and easy recipes on her instagram. Recently, Cameron has become very outspoken about important topics like body positivity, the downside of using filters on social media, the #BLM movement, and marijuana consumption. Cameron has grown a tremendous following for always being open and honest with her followers. In this episode, we talk about •The negative effects of using filters on social media •Social media pressures as content creators •How Cameron got to where she is today •Her experience with anxiety & being on medication RESOURCES: Camerons Instagram: @freckledfoodie Camerons Website: freckledfoodie.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brennaguinan/support

This week on the show we are joined by Cameron Seagle and Natasha Alden from The World Pursuit! After traveling full time for almost four years across six continents and 85 countries, Cam and Natasha decided to base themselves in the Canadian Rockies. Now they travel half the year and explore the mountains for the other half, documenting it all on social media and their site Theworldpursuit.com. In this episode, we explore their story from how they met and started traveling, how they built a career in travel, and why they decided to settle down a bit after living as nomads for 4 years. In this episode: * How Cameron and Natasha met and decided to go traveling together * Moving to NYC to work in the film industry and then deciding to find a way to travel full-time* Traveling on a budget in Europe* How they started travel blogging and the process from starting to covering expenses* Reality vs expectations when you’re working and traveling * Deciding to travel and road trip through Africa* What it is like trying to buy a car and cross borders when traveling in Africa* The challenges of blogging while road tripping in Africa* Deciding to find a home base after almost four years of permanent travel* Settling down in Canmore, Alberta* What are Cameron and Natasha’s future travel plans?* Connect on IG: https://www.instagram.com/theworldpursuit/Learn more about Cameron and Natasha at https://theworldpursuit.com/about-us/If you would to get access to the past and future episodes of our nomad series as a World Wanderers Insider, head on over to Patreon.com/theworldwanderers. Thank you so much for your continued support!

Ever wonder what it's like to build a brick & mortar business from the ground up? Cameron Cruse did it with R.Riveter - an American Handmade Handbag Company that she started in her garage years ago that is now a full blown success story. Cameron walks us through her journey from building bags in her garage to building a business that now manufactures 100 bags a day AND caught the attention of The Shark Tank team back in 2015. Yes, THAT Shark Tank.Here's a quick roundup of this episode:>> [2:05] How Cameron went from building bags in her garage to building a business that now manufactures 100 bags a day.>> [4:07] R.Riveter has a really unique business model - Cameron walks us through it.>> [6:27] How Cameron and her business partner made it to SHARK TANK, caught the attention of Mark Cuban and grew their business 1000% after their episode aired.>> [8:53] How the pandemic impacted R.Riveter's retail locations but how e-commerce is making up for it BIG TIME.>> [11:07] The driving force behind R.Riveter's success over the last several years.>> [12:12] One piece of advice that Cameron wants all new business owners to hear.>> [15:58] How the R.Riveter team continues to come up with fresh ideas after so many years in business.>> [18:27] Cameron shares a special gift just for Brand in Bloom listeners!LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODER.Riveter Website: https://www.rriveter.com/ [Use code: Bloom20 for 20% off an online purchase!)The Bloom Crew: www.elisabethfleming.com/bloomcrewOther Resources:Take my free quiz to see if you're a marketing wiz for your biz: https://www.elisabethfleming.com/quizSubscribe to my Youtube channel: https://bit.ly/brandinbloomtvSubscribe to my Podcast: www.elisabethfleming.com/podcastFollow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mslizfleming/Follow me on TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/gmUYCJ/Follow me on Facebook: https://facebook.com/mslizflemingFollow me on Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/mslizfleming/Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mslizflemingConnect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mslizflemingShow hashtag: #BrandInBloomPod See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Hey everyone! Welcome back to another episode of the Startup Junkies Podcast. This week, Caleb Talley has a special chat with Cameron Smith of Cameron Smith & Associates. Cameron Smith & Associates is one of the nation's leading recruiting firms that is devoted to finding and placing the best talent. In this episode, you will get to hear about the impact Cameron Smith & Associates has made in Northwest Arkansas, the game-changing moment for Mr. Smith, and the transformation of fastpitch softball in Arkansas. Check out this fun, insightful episode!   Shownotes (00:34) Intro (2:21) Cameron Smith and Associates origin story (7:39) Cameron shares game changing moments from his career (10:21) Cameron and his wife Monica's meeting story (15:32) How Cameron changed the Arkansas sports landscape (21:41) COVID's effects on Cameron Smith and Associates (23:14) What's next for the company? (24:40) Best advice Cameron has received  Links Caleb Talley Cameron Smith Cameron Smith and Associates Quotes “I was busier than all get out, and I really couldn't hire recruiters quick enough to manage the business.  So fast forward 25 years later.  There are 1,600 plus Walmart vendors here.  And I believe we are responsible for bringing more than 500 of those teams here, and help facilitating close to 5,000 jobs.  It's been a great run, and we're very grateful” (5:13) “When you're first starting out, you have this vision for this business.  You've got to ask a lot of questions.  You have to do your due diligence.  You've got to run the numbers and make a plan.”  (25:31)

In Episode 11, Justice (@justdelossantos) talks with friend-of-the-program Cameron Eden about the cancelation of the Minor League season, his plan going forward, the overlooked importance of the Minor Leagues, the Black Lives Matter movement and the need for Major League Baseball to step up regarding social justice. 1:54 - Cameron's schedule leading up to the suspension of play11:36 - What’s the move going forward?23:19 - What gets overlooked about the Minors34:00 - How Cameron has internalized the Black Lives Matter movement40:51 - The necessity for Major League Baseball to take a stand49:23 - Racist team names

My guest is the award-winning musical theatre director, Laurence Connor. In this special three-episode series, Laurence talks to me about his career – and the blockbuster productions he has directed all over the world for Cameron Mackintosh and Andrew Lloyd Webber. These include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Chess, Miss Saigon, Les Misérables, School of Rock, Jesus Christ Superstar, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver! and The King and I. He is also the director of the new Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, Cinderella.I wanted to find out how he got to where he is today, what it takes to create a critically acclaimed West End production - and the big question musical theatre actors everywhere want to know... how you get a part in one of his shows!In this second episode Laurence talks to me about:When he told Cameron Mackintosh he thought The Phantom of the Opera was 'a bit stale'.How Cameron and he audition actors - and why Cameron sometimes 'saves you from yourself'.Why casting ensembles for shows is hard.Why he wishes every young actor could see what it's like being on the other side of the casting table.What he looks for when casting young performers - and his top tips for getting a part in one of his shows.The importance of just being yourself in auditions.Where the inspiration for his Jesus Christ Superstar arena tour production came from.The incredible story of how they found the actor who played Dewey Finn in the original School of Rock production.Look out for episode three - when Laurence talks about his AMAZING challenge and prize. Coming soon!THANK YOU LAURENCE!Music credits:"Overture" from The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary concert at the Royal Albert Hall"The Movie In My Mind" from the Miss Saigon Original Cast Album"I Dreamed a Dream" from the Les Misérables Live! 2010 Cast Album"When I Climb to the Top of Mount Rock" from The Original Broadway Cast of School of Rock Album"Heaven On Their Minds" from Tim Minchin Unmasked: The Platinum CollectionLaurence's website is (PLEASE NOTE: AUDIO QUALITY IS VARIABLE BECAUSE OF INTERNET ISSUES DURING RECORDING)

This week on Career Crashers is Praxis CEO Cameron Sorsby. Cameron was one of the first customers to sign up for Praxis when the program launched and worked his way up through a variety of roles before taking over as CEO. In this episode, Isaac and Cameron breakdown how Cameron crashed his career and how having a team-first perspective ends up being best for you as an individual. In this episode: * How Cameron thought about starting a career when he was in college (and how that led to an internship with Isaac) * How being a great customer can lead to job opportunities * Making yourself an indispensable employee * Being a team player * Worrying about businesses taking advantage of your willingness to work hard * Why Praxis is a great way to launch your career * Learn more about Praxis at discoverpraxis.com * Follow Cameron on Twitter at https://twitter.com/CameronSorsby For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer We also want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co

This week on Career Crashers is Praxis CEO Cameron Sorsby. Cameron was one of the first customers to sign up for Praxis when the program launched and worked his way up through a variety of roles before taking over as CEO. In this episode, Isaac and Cameron breakdown how Cameron crashed his career and how having a team-first perspective ends up being best for you as an individual. In this episode: * How Cameron thought about starting a career when he was in college (and how that led to an internship with Isaac) * How being a great customer can lead to job opportunities * Making yourself an indispensable employee * Being a team player * Worrying about businesses taking advantage of your willingness to work hard * Why Praxis is a great way to launch your career * Learn more about Praxis at discoverpraxis.com * Follow Cameron on Twitter at https://twitter.com/CameronSorsby For more resources on creating a great career Check out Crash.co and download our book, Crash Your Career. Get it on Amazon or at crash.co/crashyourcareer We also want to hear your story. If you've created an opportunity and found a career that makes you feel alive, send it to Isaac [at] crash.co

Ryan Koenigsberg, Eric "D-Line" Wedum, Harrison Wind and Allie Monroy break down the latest episode of Love is Blind. How Cameron handled Lauren's dad Damian sucks Kenny in the friend zone? Mark's sad conquest Much more

Cameron Schmidt calls himself "the Human Catalyst." He has built online and offline communities for a long list of impressive and world-class creators including Jesse Itzler via his Build Your Life Resume Online Course as well as Alex Banayan the author of a best-selling book The Third Door. One of the things that stuck out to me during our conversation is Cameron's idea of life being a training ground to become your ultimate best self. Instead of trying to do the things you are good at, he urges you to ask, "Why not allow yourself to try new things?" You might be embarrassed in the process of exploring, but it will be worth it.  Along with building communities, Cameron is in the business of being a catalyst for change and hope in others. Through his example, he wanted to inspire others when he decided to run solo a 100 miles non-race, which he finished because of the messages of support and phone calls from friends. As a catalyst for someone else, Cameron voluntarily helped the former Writer at Large for Esquire magazine, Cal Fussman, when he finished his Sparton race. Before his entrepreneurial career as "the Human Catalyst," Cameron was involved with various athletic endeavors, including working for USA Volleyball and as a referee. Meanwhile, in basketball, Cameron has packed his untraditional career by doing things such as setting up private basketball courts for the likes of Lebron James. I'm so excited to have this conversation with Cameron. Listen to Cameron's thoughts on: How Cameron picked the life buckets that matter most to him and the story behind his last-minute 100-mile run, inspired by David Goggins. (5:26) How he ran 100 miles solo, unsupported for his golden birthday, and finished because of the messages of support + phone calls from friends. (6:57) How Cameron made it through his biggest wall during his 100-mile run and how he did everything wrong. (11:19) Cameron's experiences with top performers or creators – how it began and evolved along the way from his work with Olympic players in volleyball. (15:33) How he managed to work with Alex Banayan through a chance social channel request and the key to getting influencers to trust you. (16:55) We ponder the question, "Is osmosis real?" (17:44) How Cameron shifted his thinking from not asking for what he wants to asking for help, instead. (19:15) The story of how he moved around a lot as a child, went to 6 different schools and how it helped him become curious about people. (20:21) His sliding door moment! What gave him the courage to apply for the role of a lifetime. (23:17) Why Cameron decided to carve his professional path as a human catalyst rather than to follow a prescribed path. (29:50) His approach to life as training and how he manages the fear of being embarrassed. (31:05) Cameron's volleyball referee moment: when he saw a game going out of bounds, and he had to call it. (33:06) How can we think about managing our fear of being embarrassed during those moments in life where we are seeking growth? Listen to hear how Cameron thinks about this question, which is undoubtedly a widespread concern for anyone looking to learn and make use of new skills. Additional Links: Connect with Cameron: LinkedIn  Build Your Life Resume Alex Banayan: The Third Door Jesse Itzler: Living With A Seal (David Goggins is the Seal) Luis-Miguel Interview Jia Jiang: Rejection Proof Carol Dweck: Growth Mindset  

    Cameron Dunlap is the Founder & CEO of Cameron Direct, a company that produces real estate-tailored training and software that allow businesses to be more streamlined and profitable. He has been in the industry since 1993 and has made millions of dollars from hundreds of deals. Some of Cameron's recent products are the Motivated Seller Data Feed and the Cash Buyer Data Feed. These programs are designed to help investors filter for potential leads depending on whether they want to buy or sell a property.   Cameron joins me today to discuss what Cameron Direct stands for, their focus, and his passion for helping other investors become successful. He shares how he found his way into real estate and how he earned his first paycheck. He explains their tools and services and how they increase leads and profitability. Cameron also describes why being a wholesaler is always the best way to get started in real estate.       “Niche your thinking. Niche your focus.” - Cameron Dunlap       On Today's Episode of Flip Talk:   How Cameron got started in real estate. Why 1993 was his most memorable year. What the first paycheck can do to your business mindset. The challenges he encountered in real estate. Why the 2008 crash didn't affect him as much as others. How the Motivated Seller Data Feed program works. Why his funding program isn't ‘too good to be true.' What the Cash Buyer Data Feed is and how it works. Why being a wholesaler is the least risky way to start in real estate.         Connect with Cameron Dunlap:   Cameron Direct Real Estate Wealth Network Webinar Registration       Rate, Review, Learn and Share   Thanks for tuning into the FlipTalk podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn even more about what it takes to build a 7-figure real estate business, head over to iTunes and subscribe to the show. Don't forget to tune into our other shows: FlipTalk's Rookie PlayBook and share your favorite episodes on social media to help other new investors learn what it takes to grow a successful business in the real estate investing industry.   Join the community of FlipTalk fans on Facebook, YouTube,  and visit our website for even more content, information, and resources about real estate investing.    

This episode was supposed to be an interview with a recent college graduate about what it's like to be entering journalism in 2020.Instead, Cameron Hurst — a recent St. Bonaventure graduate and current part-time sports writer in his hometown of Jamestown, N.Y. - just regales Brian with story after story. Among them: - How members of his family were in cahoots both with Lucille Ball and gangsters during prohibition. - How Cameron found himself performing Lucy's “vitameatavegamin” bit for Lucie Arnez, Lucy and Desi's daughter. - How he started his own sports blog in high school and how that led to his interest in journalism. - How a family friend predicted he would end up at St. Bonaventure. - How he covered the Buffalo Diocese's sexual abuse scandal, including translating push notifications from the Vatican.Cameron HurstCameron on TwitterThe Rowdy RaiderDePerro's Call for Malone's Resignation Is JustifiedVitameatavegaminBuzzers, burner accounts and conspiracies: Inside baseball's day of epic chaos by Jeff PassanFifty years later, untold stories from St. Bonaventure's unforgettable run to the Final Four by Tim GrahamSubscribe:Apple PodcastsOvercastGoogle PlayRSS

In 25 years, real estate hasn’t changed much. It’s still a relationship business that requires negotiating and huge trust between parties. But the tools we use to find leads, fund transactions, and find reputable buyers is very different. Cameron Dunlap from Real Estate Wealth Network goes deep today on the app he built, the funding he currently does, and how he finds cash buyers. If your phone’s not ringing, you’re not making any money. Real estate business requires constant leads, and that can be a problem if you’re chasing down unmotivated sellers all the time. Dunlap spent 2 years developing a software that lets him scour public data and clues him in on which properties would be a good lead. He measures 19 different data points, including liens on the house, age of the mortgage, and home equity. Using an app that doesn’t rely on an algorithm, like Zillow or Redfin do, means that Dunlap’s data is more precise. It’s like having a full time VA scouring the market and looking for specific properties, but it’s all in your pocket. And because it’s nationwide data, there’s no reason for you to feel stuck in your neighborhood. That kind of data is gold! If you don’t have the means or intent to close on a deal, you could be accused of brokering without a license, and man, you do not want to do that. You have got to have transactional funding available for you when you make your offers so you can actually close on the deals. Dunlap decided to just reverse engineer this funding by offering transactional funding to anyone who purchases his package of tools. It’s just a one time fee for these tools, and then his company will fund unlimited deals for you for up to one year. Because I think this transactional funding is such an amazing deal for you, we’re doing a webinar about it, with a link down below. There are some stipulations on the funding, so you do not want to miss this information. What’s inside: —Why Cameron Dunlap doesn’t trust automated valuation models (AVMs). —How Cameron is using transactional funding that complies with Dodd Frank. —The Motivated Seller Data Feed gives you unbelievable information about homes. —What Motivation Stacking is and how it will change your leads forever.

Ep #130: Media appearances can tremendously increase your popularity and personal brand. It’s also a great way to market your business. And I’m not talking about the advertising. Today you will learn how to get featured in all kinds of media with good content for free.  In this episode, Cameron Herold shares the secret of how to get chased by the press.  Cameron is a world renowned business coach, speaker, author, and the founder of the COO Alliance, the world's leading network for seconds in command. After helping grow 1-800-GOT-JUNK? to tremendous heights, Cameron realized his passion for helping other business leaders grow their own companies, and the rest is history. You will learn: How Cameron found out that it's easy to get media coverage How he got 5200+ unique stories for the company he worked for The kind of stories that bring different angel view on your business and that media can be interested in How to find the contact data of the journalists How to pick media that will be more beneficial to your business Why you need to reach out to the journalists instead of the editors How to offer your story to the journalists that they would want to write about you for free The examples of stories that you can adjust to you as an entrepreneur and pitch to the journalist already today Why you better have a media kit instead of a press kit Why quality will be better for you than quality How to get better results when you got published on any media How to pitch bigger media in the industry Let’s get in touch: Would you like to get free PR? Download a free guide ‘How to Get Interviewed on the Podcasts Every Week’ on marinabarayeva.com/podcastguest Follow on YouTube @MarinaBarayeva Follow on Instagram @MarinaBarayeva

This #3Pillars Academy episode features Stony Brook’s Cameron Avery and UMBC’s Tyler Moore as they about how to get involved on campus as a student-athlete. 0:03 How Tyler is involved on campus outside athletics 0:59 HOw Cameron is involved on campus outside athletics 1:32 Cameron on SAAC and campus connections 2:14 Classes help Tyler get involved on campus 3:15 Tyler on getting involved with UMBC SAAC 3:51 Cameron on getting involved with UMBC SAAC 4:19 Tyler’s favorite part of being involved in UMBC SAAC 4:52 Cameron’s favorite SAAC initiative 5:32 Tyler giving advice to underclassmen 6:55 Cameron giving advice to underclassmen

A new world of natural products is emerging to help us deal with the excessive stress and anxiety our bodies are exposed to in everyday life. Most of these herbal therapies are ancient medicines used by cultures who have never turned to chemical cocktails for relief from mental or physical ailments. Kava is one of the herbs being introduced into the mainstream because of its abundant healing properties. Cameron George, the co-founder of Kavaplex joins Drew to share his story of how kava played a part in his multi-therapeutic approach to come back from a listless man suffering from auto-immune disease to a vibrant, self-sufficient, healthy individual.    Fit2Fat2Fit Franchise Opportunity — Get certified to become a Fit2Fat2Fit Trainer. A 3-Day certification course in Utah to get clear on the mental and emotional side of weight loss. Drew wants to build an army of empathetic trainers and coaches! Visit fit2fat2fitfranchise.com to apply.    Join Drew for the Fit2Fat2Fit Cruise on March 15th - 21st, 2020.    If you like the podcast subscribe & review it on iTunes | Stitcher.    Key Takeaways:   [3:30] Cameron describes the lifestyle elements and environmental stressors that led to his debilitation.    [14:51] Dr. Daniel Pompa offered Cameron protocols for a multi-therapeutic approach which aided his recovery.    [19:33] How Cameron discovered Kava root and the miraculous change it made in his mental and physical recovery.   [29:39] What makes Kavaplex healthier and more beneficial than other kava extracts?    [37:25] The benefits of pure kava and why people want to take it.    Sponsors:  Complete Wellness Supplements — Shop Drew’s hand-formulated, high-quality, pre-workout greens, Keto Meal Replacement with grass-fed collagen, and MCT Oil soft-gels. Some products are available through Amazon Prime.   Dry Farm Wines — You can have alcohol on the ketogenic diet. Use this link for a bottle of wine for $.01 with any order   Mentioned in This Episode: Kavaplex - receive 20% off with code FIT2FAT2FIT Fit2Fat2Fit Take the Fit2Fat2Fit Podcast Listener Survey Fit2Fat2Fit on Facebook  @Fit2Fat2Fit on Instagram Fit2Fat2Fit Book  Complete Keto Book Drew on Social Media: @fit2fat2fit Email Drew: Drew@fit2fat2fit.com 

Roswell, New Mexico 1×04 review: Season 1, Episode 04, “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?,” Aired Jan. 29, 2019 This Roswell podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss and recap the latest ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ episodes. Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: ‘Space Cowboys’ Episode 9 as we discuss episode 4 of Roswell, New Mexico! We will break down the events of the episode, new theories about Rosa’s murder, why Maria is the best and more! Tune in to hear: -A quick recap of the episode -Breaking down Michael’s major bombshell -Why Maria is the best -Zodiac ties worked into the show -Co-Host Liz singing (apologies in advance) -Max and Liz’s super emotional scene -How Cameron deserves better -What we really think was going on with Rosa and Valenti -Why Liz’s inability to tell Max how she feels is frustrating (but so relatable) -“ALL ABOARD THE TREVINO TRAIN” -Why Kyle and Liz’s relationship is so great -and more! What did you think of the fourth episode? Hit us up on twitter @Pure_Fandom and tell us your thoughts! Watch Roswell, New Mexico on The CW on Tuesdays at 9/8c!

“The body is a perfect healing machine. You’ve got to give it what it needs.” How Cameron went from 300 pounds and smoking a pack a day to his current healthy state (3:30) The most important health tips Cameron learned early on from his mentor (5:22) The underlying problem of all disease in the body (5:21) What it looks like for the body to be in homeostasis (8:20) Why it’s important for your cells to be “scrubbed” often (9:32) The first thing Cameron cut out when he decided to get healthy (15:10) Why it’s important to create a lifestyle that’s sustainable for a lifetime (20:50) How our bodies learn to crave healthy food (31:23) Cameron’s daily tips for keeping you and your loved ones healthy (42:14) How Cameron gets loved up (47:01) Links mentioned in this episode: Dr. Sebi Beyond Vegan Lifestyle Follow Cameron: Instagram

Being in a business partnership can almost be like a marriage. You're sharing responsibilities, stress, and profits! But what happens when the partnership is no longer serving you well? In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with wedding photographer Cameron Clark, who started as a solopreneur, gained a business partner, and then went back to being in business by herself. We're digging into the pros and cons of having a business partner, as well as the steps for dissolving the partnership. About our guest: After nineteen years as a professional photographer, Cameron still enjoys capturing real moments within the chaos of a wedding day. She draws inspiration from fashion, photojournalism and art. She has photographed weddings all over the world from Brazil to New York.  Cameron Clark Photography has been published in Brides, Southern Weddings Magazine, Style Me Pretty, The Knot Magazine, Charleston Weddings Magazine, Destination Weddings Magazine, Wedding Chicks, Pacific Wedding Magazine, Over the Moon, and Destination I Do. Cameron's top goal is to maintain a respected, profitable national luxury business that fosters creativity, entrepreneurship and provides and family-centered lifestyle. Cameron, her husband and two children reside in Flagstaff, Arizona.   In this episode, listeners will hear about: Cameron's background in photography and how she got into the wedding industry How Cameron went from being a solopreneur, running her business by herself to having a business partner How and when Cameron and her business partner knew that they needed to make a change The legal and logistical implications for breaking up a business partnership Things that Cameron wished she would have done differently in the process of forming a business partnership Want to connect with Cameron? On the web: www.cameronclarkphotography.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cameronclarkphotography Instagram: @cameronclarkphoto

Roswell, New Mexico 1×04 review: Season 1, Episode 04, “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone?,” Aired Jan. 29, 2019 This Roswell podcast is hosted by Liz Prugh and Meg Bonney. The two discuss and recap the latest ‘Roswell, New Mexico’ episodes. Tune into our Pure Fandom Podcast: ‘Space Cowboys’ Episode 9 as we discuss episode 4 of Roswell, New Mexico! We will break down the events of the episode, new theories about Rosa’s murder, why Maria is the best and more! Tune in to hear: -A quick recap of the episode -Breaking down Michael’s major bombshell -Why Maria is the best -Zodiac ties worked into the show -Co-Host Liz singing (apologies in advance) -Max and Liz’s super emotional scene -How Cameron deserves better -What we really think was going on with Rosa and Valenti -Why Liz’s inability to tell Max how she feels is frustrating (but so relatable) -“ALL ABOARD THE TREVINO TRAIN” -Why Kyle and Liz’s relationship is so great -and more! What did you think of the fourth episode? Hit us up on twitter @Pure_Fandom and tell us your thoughts! Watch Roswell, New Mexico on The CW on Tuesdays at 9/8c!

  SUMMARY: In this episode of the DYB Podcast, Steve shares the mic with Cameron Loughlin; CEO and Founder of Mountain Skyline Painting in Denver, CO. Originally from the San Francisco Bay area, Cameron got a degree in Atmospheric Science and previously held a career as a morning-time meteorologist. After becoming jaded by the industry, he then decided to move to Denver to begin his painting business, starting with zero experience and a burning commitment to make it work. Enjoy this episode as both discuss how big a difference systems-thinking played in the business, as well as multiple testimonies to the power of the DYB System. ------------- WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: How the DYB System has completely transformed Cameron’s Business How to build a REAL sales process (instead of paying for leads) How Cameron built a Painting Business with ZERO Experience The importance of a “Go-Giver” Mindset -------------   QUOTES: “I didn’t know a whole lot about painting. But I knew customer service, and approached the company as a customer service company that happened to do painting.” “If I could describe the early days; I was full of excitement, adrenaline, and fear...following the hustle mentality. Saying ‘I don’t know what I’m doing, but I’m going to knock on some doors and see what happens.’” “I think to an extent there’s management involved, but when you have guys who just do things the right way and want to impress, then things go well.” “Every day I have this idea of who I am and where I’m going now that I’m following a system, instead riding a horse and just trying to hang on as it runs as fast as it can.” ------------- HIGHLIGHTS: [3:16] What does Cameron’s business look like as of now, Q4 of 2018? [12:49] Going back, what did Cameron’s business look like in 2016? [21:37] What were the big mindset shifts Cameron went through after joining DYB? [26:15] Cameron’s advice to contractors stuck in the “Pay for Leads” racket ------------- LINKS & RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Join DYB The Go Giver -- Bob Burg What Does a Great Painting Experience Look Like? -- DYB Blog Post The Obstacle is the Way -- Ryan Holiday Rotary International BNI ADDITIONAL FREE RESOURCES: Schedule Your Free Strategy Call With Steve  -------------- Connect with Cameron Loughlin on Facebook here Connect with Steve on Facebook here  -------------- Press and hold to visit the page Show Page Notes  -------------- Thank you very much for joining us today! If you received value, would you take a quick few seconds and leave us a review on iTunes, please?

How do you make dreams come true? On this episode of Agile Living, we are joined by Cameron Brown, the founder of Thriving Collective and a worldwide traveler. We dig in to uncover all about the importance of curiosity, dreaming big, and discovering different angles to make it all come to life! Tune in as Cameron points you to a challenging way of thinking, and gives valuable advice on how to achieve everything you’ve ever wanted.   “Curiosity is what opens you up to a sea of possibilities that you haven’t thought of yet.” -Cameron Brown Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Stitcher Castbox PodBean TuneIn Radio   Timestamps: 2:52 - Why you need curiosity in your life 6:48 - How Cameron first started up his curiosity 9:57 - Why people aren’t getting the results they want 11:03 -The way to change your thinking to doing rather than wanting 14:20 - How to nurture your curiosity 18:49 - Having the curiosity of a child, and staying that way 25:22 - A piece of advice about how to rebuild that curiosity   Resources: Agility CMS TEDx Roma Talk   Connect with Cameron: The Thriving Collective Instagram Facebook LinkedIn   Connect with Jon: Facebook LinkedIn

What a pleasure it is to talk about a monumental Aussie success story. As the founder of Canva.com, Cameron Adams has flown the flag for Aussie entrepreneurs the world over by creating a collaborative online design platform that has literally changed the lives of millions. The basic premise of Canva was to empower people who were not naturally gifted in the area of design to get creative. Canva succeeded in spades and is now worth over $1bn! As well as telling the story of their meteoric rise, Cameron gave us some brilliant insight that all entrerpreneurs could benefit from.   Read on for Cameron’s top tips: **  Understand what your strength is in business. If you are an expert on product/invention then you need to make sure you have someone alongside you who is more focused on process and management. **  Get your onboarding right. Don’t subject your employees to too many ‘sink or swim’ situations. **  When trying to raise investment you should really focus on getting your first investor over the line. Then others will follow. **  Get your content right. Do that and you won’t need to spend big money on conventional marketing. **  Creating a great product is your best form of marketing. **  When doing your marketing campaigns, always work to a KPI, i.e. "cost per new lead” Think properly about the product you’re building. Stay faithful to your vision by not pandering to fads and investor agendas.   In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: **  The sensational rise of Canva **  The best uses of Canva as a design tool **  How Cameron raised funding in the early days **  Is there a formula for being a successful entrepreneur? **  How Canva gathered intelligence from its customers **  The best ‘kind’ of investor   Resources mentioned in this episode: **  Book yourself in for a complimentary business assessment at http://www.maxmyprofit.com.au **  Go to http://www.canva.com for design inspiration. **  Cameron says that Canva is always looking to hire fresh new talent. Simply google “canva jobs” to see what’s out there at the moment. **  The Business Brain Food Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessbrainfood **  All previous BBF episodes & show notes can be found at http://www.businessbrainfood.com.au **  Twitter: https://twitter.com/bfewtrell   Call to action: Cameron’s success is based on many positive factors, but the quote that really hit home is this one: “Create a culture in your company where your workers are encouraged to be a good human and to empower others." Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot/ of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that! Until next time, have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell (02) 9111 5000  

It was my honor to talk about ADHD with Cameron Gott. He’s been coaching people affected by ADHD for over 15 years, and is one of the people I most wanted to get on the pod. So, when he told me he liked the show, I jumped at the chance to get him on. I’m glad I did. We talk about his new book, Curious Accountability (co written with Casey Moore), as well as the trials of bringing unmedicated kids to Walmart, the importance and challenge of reflection, and what it was like for both of us growing up with ADHD. The conversation was excellent. I learned a great deal from it.   Cameron’s book is phenomenal. I highly recommend it.   Without geeking out about the whole thing, I really enjoyed the concept of presence as it relates to Curious Accountability, and the way the three conversations discussed in the book provide an effective communication frame that can be used to talk to our kids about the challenges they face. Done right, it can limit the amount of intense confrontation and emotionality that so often derail those conversations.   Cameron Gott can be found at www.CameronGott.com. The first chapter of Curious Accountability can be found at:https://www.camerongott.com/2018/01/24/curious-accountability-chapter-one/   As usual, I can be found at www.ADHDessentials.com. Please let me know what you thought of today’s episode by emailing me at Brendan@ADHDessentials.com.   SHOW NOTES: 3:10     Cameron’s first experience working with kids with ADHD. 4:31     Certain environments invite certain behaviors 5:50     Teaching trip plans 6:14     Mine the learning and apply forward 7:15     Putting accountability in a positive light 8:11     What accountability means to most people… And what gets lost in it 9:08     What Curious Accountability is about. 9:29     Pausing, Pivoting, and ADHD 9:47     Light the Rocket and Go! 11:14   Fitting reflections into the day 11:59   Don't get us started on recess! 13:15   Just enough structure to be successful 14:17   Using structure outside of the plan/schedule 15:43   ¾ of the battle of ADHD 16:06   Presence and Curious Accountability 17:30   Curiosity and assuming good 19:13   How Cameron’s ADHD shows up 19:35   Trading Volume and Speed for Mastery 20:05   The student side of the pressure to get 100% right away 21:28   Bringing accountability out in the open in our relationships 21:57   Keep an eye on the bigger picture 22:19   The 3 Conversations of Curious Accountability 23:56   The Big Carrot in the Sky 24:21   Conversation 1 24:37   Conversation 2            24:27   Conversation 3 24:57   Where the failure in the system happens 25:14   The ADHD Experience (Not being able to do what’s on the plan) 25:25   Sometimes the plan has to fail so you know what to address 25:45   How curiosity plays in 26:13   Mirror Neurons and Modeling 27:33   The Value of pairing accountability with curiosity 28:29   You need a safe place to share what’s going on… 29:20   …but it has to come from the top down 29:42   Radical transparency: Apply it at home! 30:11   The power of assumption 30:33   Curiosity is a muscle to build 31:11   Tone of voice matters 31:42   What would have helped when Cameron was in high school 32:43   Timing matters when asking questions 33:17   Prefrontal Cortex shutdown (is a good name for a band) 34:29   Ending Essential 34:59   The book is Phenomenal 35:51   Extra Bonus Ending Essential

Everyone in business is will need to conduct a meeting at some point. When that time comes, you want to do it well, right? Ari and Nick's guest on this episode is Cameron Herold, author of “Meetings Suck.” He's on the show to talk specifically about how to conduct meetings in a way that makes them beneficial to everyone involved. In fact, Cameron says that you want to conduct your meetings in a way that people are actually eager to come. How can that happen? You can find out on this episode. ## Do you know how to conduct a meeting for your team well? When Cameron Herold first came up with the idea for his book, “Meetings Suck” he was chatting with one of his peers who was bemoaning the meetings he had to conduct. When Cameron asked him if he'd ever been taught how to conduct an effective meeting, his friend said, “No.” That was the starting point and the book is the result. “Meetings Suck” serves as a primer on what meetings are for, how they should be planned, the best format and structure for meetings, and ground rules for participation. You'll find Cameron's insights into effective meetings very helpful, so be sure you listen. ## Do your meetings suck or do you suck at running meetings? Most meetings drag on and on simply because the person conducting the meeting doesn't know what they are doing. They wrongly believe that they are supposed to let everyone voice their opinion, allow for comments about everything, and be careful not to hurt anyone's feelings. Cameron Herold says that's the best way to frustrate everyone in the company and make attendance at meetings as much fun a root canal. You can hear some actionable, practical tips from Cameron about running effective meetings, on this episode. ## “Sorry, I'm late” means, “I'm selfish and don't value your time.” ~ Cameron Herold Every company or team needs to have ground rules for their meetings - and they need to be widely and clearly communicated. One of the most important ground rules is that you don't show up late. Cameron Herold says that showing up late says, “I am selfish and I don't value the time of the other people who are attending this meeting.” If you'll take the time to hear what Cameron has to say about team culture as it pertains to meetings, you'll discover some of the missing pieces that can make your meetings more effective and enjoyable for your team. ## How to best conduct meetings for remote teams. It's more and more common for companies (like the Leverage Team, for example) to work remotely all across the globe. That makes in-person meetings an impossibility most of the time. So what are some good alternatives and how should they be used most effectively? On this episode of The Leverage Podcast, Ari and Nick chat with Cameron Herold about meetings for remote teams and find out that most of the principles that should be applied to in-person meetings are even more important when it comes to video or phone meetings for remote teams. You'll want to hear this one. ## Outline of This Episode - [0:03] Introduction of Cameron Herold, COO of 1-800-Got-Junk. - [0.14] How Cameron came to write “Meetings Suck.” - [2:12] How rigid should you be with scheduling of meetings? - [3:53] Cameron's basic meeting template and goals. - [6:26] When is asynchronous video communication OK to replace meetings? - [8:30] The primary purpose of meetings has to be meeting-specific. - [9:42] How do Cameron's principles about meetings apply to remote teams? - [12:30] Using meetings well is about using people, time, and money well. - [13:25] Tips for building team culture on a remote team. - [15:50] Cameron's top 3 tips to be more effective. ## Resources Mentioned - [www.CameronHerold.com](http://www.CameronHerold.com) - [www.1800GotJunk.com](http://www.1800GotJunk.com) - [The COO Alliance](http://www.cooalliance.com/) - BOOK: [Double, Double](https://www.amazon.com/Double-Your-Revenue-Profit-Years/dp/1608320995) - BOOK: [Meetings Suck](https --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

Cameron Herold was an entrepreneur from day 1. At age 21, he had 14 employees. By 35, he’d help build his first TWO $100 MILLION DOLLAR companies. By the age of 42, Cameron engineered 1-800-GOT-JUNK?’s spectacular growth from $2 million to $106 million in revenue, and 3,100 employees— and he did that in just six years. Cameron is a top rated international speaker and has been hired in 26 countries. He is also the top-rated lecturer at the EO / MIT’s Entrepreneurial Masters Program. What you’ll learn about in this episode Cameron’s background Setting & working on your top 3 goals every day Why you need to focus on employee satisfaction Focusing on saying no more than saying yes How Cameron uses reverse engineering Why culture is so important The simplicity of business Why you should focus on your ‘A’ players Getting into organizations where you can learn & grow How best to connect with Cameron: Website: www.cameronherold.com Book: “Double Double” Book: “Meetings Suck” Book: “The Miracle Morning for Entrepreneurs”

## Guest Cameron Herold – [Double Double](http://www.cameronherold.com/about-the-book) ## Summary In this episode of the Less Doing Podcast, Ari sits down with Cameron Herold, author of the book, [Double Double](http://www.cameronherold.com/about-the-book), and the man who helps entrepreneurs turn their dreams into realities. Listen as Cameron discusses the overlooked value of meeting, highlights the importance of having operations people inside every organization, and why transitioning from startup to corporate in culture isn't a bad thing. ## Key Quote “There needs to be true partnership between the vision person, and the person in charge of executing operations.” ## What You'll Learn 1. How Cameron transforms dreams into realities. 2. What Cameron does to help businesses 10x their operations. 3. Being entrepreneurial versus staying entrepreneurial. 4. Why going “corporate” isn't a bad thing IF it's done in the right way. 5. The reality that meetings don't suck—it's just the way we run them sucks. 6. The value of developing a vivid vision. 7. All about Cameron's [COO Alliance](http://www.cooalliance.com/). 8. The misunderstood role of the COO. 9. How remote workforces will impact culture and growth. 10. Why a willingness to admit vulnerability is essential. ------- [Get the FREE Optimize, Automate, Outsource Blueprint here.](https://go.lessdoing.com/blueprint?utm_campaign=blueprint-ari&utm_medium=link&utm_source=podcast) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lessdoing/message

To get my FREE EBOOK go to http://timjpcollins.com/free To check out the 5 week course go to: http://anxietyover.com Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Thanks! For any questions or show suggestions please email me at tim@timjpcollins.com Summary: In this episode I talk to Cameron Algie on how he used Improv to overcome his anxiety. And how he now helps others to do the same through comedy and performance. Cameron worked in advertising for over 10 years. Found it very stressful and anxiety-inducing. Over time it got worse began to include depression. Cameron went for therapy and at some point someone remarked on how he made jokes and should perhaps try improv. Eventually he tried improv at Second City. It helped a lot. 10 years later, he teaches at Second City, and has introduced the Improv to Anxiety program. Links: http://playwithfireimprov.com/ In this particular episode you will learn: - How for a lot of Cameron's childhood no one even labeled what he had as Anxiety - How Cameron first ruled out any physical issues before considering that it might be mental - How a lot of Anxiety sufferers try to be funny to cover up their anxiety - How improv shows us that it's OK to not be perfect - How to be more gentle and loving than constantly needing to fix yourself - How with improv you can't be attached to the outcome because you don't know what it is - How Cameron decided to love himself as he was - There is a saying in improv "Mistakes are gifts" - Why Improv and overcoming anxiety are closely linked - If you're feeling nervous stand up - How we don't necessarily need to hit bottom in order to start changing  

01:15 How Cameron ended up as a tour coach 03:00 What Cameron likes about being on the tour 04:15 What are you looking for in players 07:15 Contracting with players/parents 07:30 Redflags when talking to parents 11:30 Role of the coach 13:30 The player role 14:40 Creating the environment where the athlete strives 16:40 Creating […] The post #3: Cameron Moore – Tour Coach appeared first on AdamBlicher.com.