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Carlos Tkacz is a teacher, author, and lover of literature. He also lives in a van and climbs V13. We talked about many things, including a reading list given to him by his friend, impactful quotes, lessons learned from students, starting climbing in his 20’s and discovering training, writing a training book, self-publishing sci-fi novels, public speaking advice, and sharing ideas.Support on Patreon:  patreon.com/thenuggetclimbing  Show Notes:  http://thenuggetclimbing.com/episodes/carlos-tkaczInstagram Links:@boulderbushido@thenuggetclimbingNuggets:2:35 – The record button3:37 – Stickers and paintings6:37 – Books from the reading list11:16 – James Baldwin quote12:38 – How Carlos uses Instagram16:16 – ‘Turbulence’ and East of Eden 22:45 – Plans to go back to school for a Ph.D. in Literature, and living in a world of stories26:18 – The moment Carlos knew he wanted to be a teacher31:01 – Teaching Communication 10134:54 – Public speaking advice #1, and the fight or flight response38:38 – Public speaking advice #239:17 – “Drink deep or not at all.”43:02 – Zen Buddhism, and being skeptical of little enlightenments44:11 – “The sign of a true education is to be able to entertain an idea without believing it.”47:50 – Mr. Ruff, and writing an editorial about gay marriage49:33 – Two great stickers49:54 – Living on public land in Bishop and taking a year off52:05 – Quarentraining, and social connection through climbing56:20 – Sending ‘Diabolique’ and becoming a climber at age 2359:01 – Resonating with Patxi Usobiaga’s masochism in ‘Progression’1:02:43 – Carlos’ climbing progression, ups and downs, and the broken pinky story1:07:04 – Shifting to focusing on bouldering1:08:03 – Early training iterations, Taco Bell + bananas, and moving the pieces around 1:11:20 – Writing a training book on accident1:14:50 – The Japanese team, and top outdoor boulderers1:17:25 – Jimmy Webb, gymnastics, survivorship bias, and structure as a tool for resilience1:20:43 – Overview of ‘Training 102’ and Carlos training philosophy1:27:31 – Drills, and higher intensity core exercises 1:30:17 – Rotating exercises and addressing weaknesses, and programming1:32:39 – Training friends and testimonials1:35:33 – What a typical week of training looks like, climb outside, and how Carlos trains within a year1:38:35 – The nutrition chapter, eating disorders,  Carlos’ experience with vegetarianism and veganism, and his current way of eating1:41:36 – Eating the same thing every day1:42:49 – Planning nutrition, eating more, and becoming more flexible1:45:37 – The food industry and the unique challenge of balancing a healthy outlook on food and weight1:46:25 – The ‘Light’ documentary, and finding the line1:47:47 – Scarcity vs. opulence, discipline as a path to freedom, and Carlos’ upbringing1:59:26 – Carlos’ Sci-fi novels, and writing a thousand words per day2:04:03 – Two different types of creatives, and using his first few books as practice2:05:05 – Plot overview of The Void Within2:10:07 – Star Trek vs. Star Wars, Captain Pips, and Carlos’ conversion story and swearing off violence2:11:51 – Losing the mental battle in Hueco, and making a trip to Roy2:14:52 – Gratitude2:17:00 – Excited with sharing ideas with students2:20:40 – Where to connect with Carlos

Jason brings Carlos back to the podcast.   1:44 - Carlos advising Jason on how to stay motivated during unemployment6:23 - Pros and cons on working from home vs the office11:42 - How Carlos and Jason stay motivated14:35 - Dreams that Ryan and Carlos want to achieve16:18 - What Carlos and Jason would do if a million dollars was given to them, how one would start their own business23:06 - Ryan and Carlos explains their outlook on life from when they were 18 to now28:30 - How Nebyu was a big influence on Ryan's life31:35 - Field trips draftFOLLOW ON IG:@dudesinacar@ramillionz@carlos2five

Carlos came to the country illegally as a little boy. He was also raised by a single mom. His mom worked 2 jobs both paying $8.25 an hour to raise 3 kids. He later became a US citizen, thanks to his mother’s effort. He then decided to quit a 14-year corporate job in 2015 to pursue the dream of building his own Real Estate investment company. In this episode, Carlos unpacks his whole life story and how he went from an illegal immigrant to a real estate Tycoon using other people’s money at first and reinvesting in himself like the true entrepreneur that he is.   00:00 Intro 02:30 Carlos’ story  3:00 First Bomb: the USA is the best country 5:07 The levels of Entrepreneurship 06:25 Second Bomb: Be a SUCCESSFUL Entrepreneur 07:10 Third Bomb: The Sacrifice 07:21 Fourth Bomb: The Sacrifice Part II 11:00 Caught in a sewer coming into the USA 13:34 Carlos’ Mom’s story when she first came over from Mexico 17:07 Didn’t make it the first time so round two! 18:41 How Carlos got through the fence 20:46 Follow Carlos on Instagram! @carlosreyes  22:17 Fifth Bomb: What Entrepreneurship means (We buy houses with no money) 23:15 AttendMomentum.com Carlos’ event 26:07 Captivating Moment in Carlos’ Trajectory 28:10 Buy Carlos’ Book “The Best Wholesaling Book Ever” 30:10 Go to Allinnation.com get the book for free and just pay for shipping! 32:44 The Housewife Theory 40:15 The RR sale 42:06 Carlos is also an educator and coach 46:07 Shout-out to Andy Frisella 48:33 The three phases of being an entrepreneur 49:40 Sixth Bomb: Servitude 50:48 Shout-out to Cole Hatter 52:16 Tag Cole Hatter 54:10 Seventh Bomb: I want people to follow me who are interested in me 58:08 The origin of Jesus (Yeshua) Christ 01:01:04 The voting system by Brad Lea 01:02:30 Eighth Bomb I can only control what I can control 01:03:50 Carlos’ mask exercises 01:04:54 Shout-out to Tino 01:07:26 Covid-19 Symptoms 01:19:10 Ninth Bomb: Everyone has excuses and they all stink 01:22:52 Follow Carlos or learn how to wholesale 01:23:20 Tenth Bomb Find the need and find the solution 01:24: 40 Eleventh Bomb on Carlos starting a second podcast 01:25:00 Outro

 Jason brings on his friend Carlos to the podcast. 0:10 - Carlos' introduction3:13 - How joining the hospitality industry helps one become more sociable5:09 - How Carlos started out as a cook, the privileges of being-well known in the service industry, best ramen spot in Toronto9:42 - Carlos' upbringing and how his family ended up in Canada14:00 - Life at the Broadview Hotel15:49 - Diving into the IT industry, working in the service industry has its peaks and valleys19:06 - Where does Carlos see himself in 1-2 years, being stagnant and comfortable in the same role isn't good enough and always striving to be better22:29 - Mothers being an inspiration for us to succeed in life24:53 - Best advice from parents26:24 - Social issues, social media being a heavy influence on today's society34:19 - Rapid fire questions

 We bring on one of Toronto's biggest fans of Laker Nation. 1:30 - Carlos' introduction5:28 - The transition of moving from the Philippines to Canada and adapting to North American lifestyle8:10 - How Carlos became a Lakers fan10:30 - 2020 Lakers championship run, everyone's favourite Kobe memory17:40 - Jason's recollection of weed experiences in high school, the “pit”, and the first time Carlos and Ryan experienced being baked28:31 - Ryan and Carlos draft their starting 5 Lakers players from 2014-2019; Jason lists his top 5 Lakers players of all time

  Innovation in education is critical to our society, says One Digital Consulting Founder and CEO Carlos J. Ochoa. And virtual- and augmented-reality applications are central to his vision for the future. Carlos and his team have already created a number of free digital resources, to empower educators. Carlos, who is both the President of the VR/AR Association's Madrid Chapter and Global Co-Chair of the VRARA Education Commitee, says virtual reality and cultural heritage are his passions. His recent work combines both. One Digital Consulting's YouTube channel includes tours of Russian museums (in 360 video, of course!), and a full playlist of "VR in Cultural Heritage". And a don't-miss project is "Magical and Mystery Tour Around Cultural Heritage", which Carlos and his team created for the ILRN 2020 digital conference.  This is a VR recreation of the historical city of Cuenca, in the Iberian Peninsula.  Carlos says the project involved recreating the city as it had been, prior to its destruction in the 14th century, and including a timeline which showcased the innovations of Muslim culture. Carlos talked about his background and his own introduction to immersive technology, shared the story of One Digital Consulting and offered resources for fellow educators. On this edition of Over Coffee® you will hear: How Carlos first became interested in VR; The story of One Digital Consulting and their VR/AR platform, Smart Education Labs; A closer look at the ways Smart Education Labs created "smart" education content and a new educational approach; The obstacles Carlos sees, to effective XR education worldwide; What needs to happen, to address the problems of digital divide, post-COVID 19; Five major objectives for creating effective immersive-learning environments worldwide; One of Carlos' favorite experiences with creating educational content through virtual reality; And, how to access and interact with his work! A favorite free (and easy) resource,  for creating a 3D environment for education.

Welcome back to another Soul Driven Podcast interview - oh wait, this isn't an interview, haha! After a guest canceled last minute, I decided to do something that I haven't before - host a personal discussion. And who better than with my partner? And what is more relevant than the Pandemic? Like every couple, it's been a bumpy ride, but because of the unique way we manage our relationship, this isn't your usual discussion. This week, you'll meet my partner of four years, Carlos Fonseca-Rodriguez as we share our personal takes on the good, bad, and ugly of what we've been experiencing since lockdown went into effect. We'll talk about what elements in our relationship made it easier and harder, and we don't hold back. This is an honest (and fun) discussion from two people who are doing the work and it's sure to make an impact. Single? Well, when I was single, these were the types of discussions I wanted to hear so that I could execute them at some point in the future. There's something here for everyone. SHOW NOTES In this episode, we discuss: How Carlos and Ahna navigate the pandemic as a couple Which elements of their relationship made the lockdown easier and harder What they learned about each other during the pandemic Relationship success and failure during the pandemic Changes they would make if a lockdown happens again Their thoughts about couple's therapy Once you've listened, I'm curious, did you enjoy this show? Head to our website and leave your comments on today's post or find us on social media @souldrivenpodcast. I'd love to hear from you! If you were inspired by today's message, please share this episode and leave a review on iTunes. Sign up for the email list to receive podcast updates and free tools and resources only shared with that community. And don't forget, "When we invest in ourselves, the world benefits." Until next week!

This episode is a crash course in all things ayahuasca with the director of the Ayahuasca Foundation, Carlos Tanner, who is also an Amazonian plant medicine expert and educator. In this episode we dive deep into the cultural and clinical background of ayahuasca and different plant medicine healing modalities. Episode Highlights: • Plant medicines 101 • The difference between ayahuasca and other plant medicines • The history of Amazonian healing traditions • The westernization of ayahuasca • How ayahuasca can be used for healing and human evolution • How Carlos healed from addiction and helps others to do the same • Difference between various ayahuasca experiences and retreat centers • What to look for and how to choose a safe ayahuasca center in Peru • The difference between Shipibo healers vs other shamans • What shaman training consists of • What to expect in a ayahuasca ceremony • Upcoming Ayahuasca Foundation offerings and educational resources Connect with Carlos: • Website: https://www.ayahuascafoundation.org • Instagram: https://instagram.com/ayahuascafoundation

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Sign up for the Product-Led Festival here: https://festival.productledalliance.com/?sc=youEcs1n&ac=M1F29xXu Don't forget to use the promo code Prodcast20 for 20% off individual and team passes! On today's episode, I sat down with the CEO and Founder of Product School, Carlos Gonzales de Villaumbrosia Carlos founded Product School with the passion to help train the next generation of Product Managers. Product School provides certifications in Product Management to professionals across 20 campuses worldwide, and they offer the same courses live online. All Product School instructors are senior-level product managers working at top technology companies such as Google, Facebook, Airbnb, PayPal, LinkedIn, and Netflix. On this episode, Carlos shares with us how to land a PM job and how to grow in your PM career Here's what we discussed: How Carlos stumbled into Product Management, and how his early PM experiences created the empathy Why aspiring PMs don't need to have an engineering degree or an MBA The best learning is by doing, so build something to get the experience you need! PM roles, by nature, are not "entry-level" Don't get stuck on titles or specific companies when trying to break into product Don't try to switch industries AND roles at the same time. Try one, but not both. The most important things to do first when landing that first PM role The difference between a PM and a Senior PM and how to make that jump! What you need to know before getting into Product Leadership and why the skills are completely different than what you need as a PM The impact that continuing education and lifelong learning has on your career and when you should be learning what skills Connect with Carlos and Product School at: https://www.productschool.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/productmanagementlessons/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/productmanagementlessons/support

Getting reviews for your products is essential for your sales success, but other than hitting up friends and family members to do your reviews, what other ways can you obtain them. There are actually several, but one of my favorites is using Foursquare.  What is Foursquare? It’s essentially another form of Yelp! but better. With Foursquare you can search for reviews on certain products in any number of locations. You can then scope out the profile of the reviewer to see how many they’ve left on Foursquare and what their ranking is.  You can also access that person’s social media profiles and see what types of products they like reviewing. The possibilities for finding fantastic reviewers are truly endless. Plus, these people are reviewing off of Amazon, so their Amazon reviewer ranking will be higher.  There are some pitfalls that you need to avoid if you plan to use Foursquare in your long term business strategy. Listen in as I share the way I use Foursquare and what you should NOT do while using the platform.  In This Episode: [00:27] Carlos is sharing his method of using Foursquare for Amazon reviews.  [01:51] Why the quality of your reviews is more important than the quantity. [03:52] How to navigate Foursquare city guide.  [06:14] Unlike Yelp! you can get additional information about the users on Foursquare. [08:11] Why Foursquare is different from Yelp! [09:53] Carlos shares how he uses this information in his business.  [11:17] The mistakes you need to avoid when using this information.  [14:26] Why you should be a reviewer. [15:45] How Carlos approaches people on Foursquare.  [19:15] One last thought for using Foursquare.   Links and Resources: Wizards of Amazon Wizards of Amazon Courses Wizards of Amazon Meetup Text “Amazon” to 69922 Wizards of Amazon on Facebook Wizards of Amazon on Instagram Wizards of Amazon on LinkedIn Wizards of Amazon on Twitter   Foursquare

 2:05 - How Carlos and I know each other.2:50 - What it was like growing up in Cuba and how he came to love baseball.3:20 - How he learned to play baseball on the beach in Cuba from an ex-MLB player.4:25 - How he got to the United States in 1961 under the Peter Pan Movement sponsored by the Catholic Church.5:15 - What the adjustment was like coming to the U.S. as a child.7:43 - Being drafted in 1968, how he found out. 8:27 - The deal he made with his parents to play baseball instead of going to college.9:00 - How he got to play at the AAA baseball level.11:00 - How realistic it was for him to move on from AAA to the big leagues at the time.12:32 - How much internal politics affect a player’s progress to get to the next level.14:00 - How Carlos transitioned from a player to a coach.What responsibilities different coaches have:16:05 - Bullpen Coach & how Carlos developed as a coach by talking with major league managers.18:05 - What a traveling secretary’s responsibilities were back in the 1970’s.19:50 - Experience as a Class-A manager at Daytona Beach.21:45 - Responsibilities as a Class-A manager.23:40 - What a pitching coordinator and field coordinator does25:51 - What the difference is in managing at Double-A and Triple-A.27:50 - What the obligations to the MLB club are with AAA players and local ownership.29:20 - What the most difficult part of being a AAA manager.30:38 - How he became a Major League Coach32:04 - How he went from the Astros Organization to the San Francisco Giants as Director of Minor League Operations.34:36 - Carlos reluctantly took the Pitching Coach position with the San Francisco Giants37:40 - How he ended back in AAA to manage the Phoenix Firebirds.40:00 - How he tried to keep the clubhouse fun for players while also recognizing they had to win games.  And how that played into your host’s experience.45:15 - What an MLB Bullpen Coach does.48:15 - What a 1st Base Coach does.50:55 - What a 3rd Base Coach does plus and utilizing signs so the other team doesn’t steal them.52:48 - What a Video Coach does.55:13 - What a Director of International Operations does.56:40 - Puerto Rico being a part of the MLB Draft as well as MLB instituting an International Draft58:38 - The talent that the Houston Astros have from Latin American countries.1:00:10 - Whether Cuba will be a part of the MLB Draft.1:02:00 - What used to happen at the Winter Meetings when he was in the front office and what happens today.1:05:15 - What the biggest change has been in baseball from his perspective.1:06:04 - How he sees the game philosophically with technology and metrics & the possible contraction of minor league teams from MLB.1:07:48 - Best advice he’s received in professional baseball.1:08:28 -  What he would like people to know about baseball that they might otherwise know.   

In today’s special bonus episode, we’re talking with the co-founders of Decriminalize Nature, Carlos Plazola and Larry Norris. Their mission is to promote human health and wellbeing by decriminalizing and expanding access to entheogenic plants and fungi. By utilizing political and community organizing, education, and advocacy, they are closer than ever to their goal. Carlos and Larry discuss how their organization began as an effort to help people reconnect with nature by way of using plants for their healing properties. This naturally led to them advocating for the removal of plants from their Schedule 1 status so that people can once again rediscover and utilize them as medicine. For anyone who is interested in organizing change in their community, Carlos and Larry share their advice on how to get started. It begins by gathering a small group of like-minded community members and developing a resolution. From there, it can be shared with a broader coalition of people from various parts of the community. Once it has gained wider support, it can be brought before the local government.  As this movement increasingly spreads around the country, more and more organizations and individuals are getting involved. We talk about recent changes in attitudes that have taken place to make this possible and how this might lead to further developments in the near future.   In this episode: The grassroots mission of Decriminalize Nature and how it has spread all over the country How Carlos and Larry became involved in advocating for decriminalization efforts Practical advice on how to organize for decriminalization at the community level What decriminalization means on the local and federal levels How the decriminalization movement has spread to cities around the United States Lessons learned from the decriminalization of cannabis How the decriminalization movement has become more diverse than ever   Quotes: “This is a moment when we can stand up and say that these are important for us to be able to work with, on a personal level, a spiritual level, and healing level. And now the science is showing that.” [3:51] “This is not a fear-based movement. This is a movement about liberation, equitable access, and remembering our connection to nature.” [12:17] “The more news that comes out, the more people see that it’s possible. The more people see the support, then everyone gets excited to jump on it. It feels safe.” [26:25] “This is a non-political issue. It’s very much a human issue.” [32:49]   Links: Decriminalize Nature Follow Decriminalize Nature on Facebook | Instagram MAPS ERIE Applying the Lessons of Legal Cannabis to Psychedelics Decriminalization VIDEO: Decriminalize Nature Addresses the Berkeley City Council Check out the full episode post Keep up with everything Plant Medicine related here Porangui

Ever wondered how people create and use short text numbers for giveaways and opt-ins? The product I use is called SlickText. In the resources below you’ll see a direction to text Amazon to 69922. When you do that, a variety of resources are all sent to you automatically. There are so many ways you can use personalized numbers and text codes to help provide your customers with additional information and resources. I share several of the ways that I use SlickText in my business and why you should start using this in your business. We even have a code to get you into the Wizards of Amazon book club. This tool helps reduce the friction between you and your customer. You get to speak directly to your customer, instantly. You also keep the ball in your court with regard to your follow up protocols and conversation points. Rather than waiting for someone to call you, email you, or reach out to you, you can immediately reach out to them. SlickText keeps you from having to keep business cards ready. Instead, you can have a call to action on your booth or a hat and everyone who is interested can whip out their phone and connect with you. It’s an amazing way to reach all different types of people, even those who are unlikely to strike up a conversation with you in person. I only share the tools and products that I truly love in my business and this one is huge. You can leverage this tool for so many different purposes and I share several of them here. Let me know if you are using SlickText and if you have different ways of boosting your business with this tool. In This Episode: [00:24] Welcome back to the show! Carlos is looking forward to sharing an awesome tool he uses in his business called SlickText.  [01:37] Learn how SlickText works. [04:11] Why you should consider the higher tier payment options. [07:11] How you can use SlickText in your business.  [08:35] One of the first powerful ways Carlos has used this tool in his business.  [10:11] Why SlickText keeps the connection ball in your court versus your customer’s. [12:15] Additional ways you can use SlickText when you’re at conferences and events to reach more people. [14:42] How Carlos uses the tool to help sponsor podcasts and boost his business. [17:50] SlickText also helps you leverage voice technology and Skills on Alexa. [19:26] Listen to hear a couple more hacks Carlos has found for SlickText. [23:06] Carlos does a quick recap of all the ways he uses SlickText in his business.    Links and Resources: Wizards of Amazon Wizards of Amazon Courses Wizards of Amazon Meetup Text “Amazon” to 69922 Wizards of Amazon on Facebook Wizards of Amazon on Instagram Wizards of Amazon on LinkedIn Wizards of Amazon on Twitter SlickTextText “Book” to 69922 Use Wizards at check out for SlickText and you’ll get a discount.

Carlos Hidalgo is an entrepreneur, past TedX speaker and author. In his latest book, The UnAmerican Dream, Carlos rejects the popular "hustle porn" culture we live in today. He argues that recalibrating your priorities will in fact make you more awesome at your job, as well as other areas in your life. The idea for the UnAmerican Dream came to Carlos in 2016, around the same time he decided to leave the first company that he co-founded. Since that time, he has spoken with too many people just like him that have invested far too much building a career and chasing professional ambitions, only to see their lives fall apart and be left wondering what it was all for. The UnAmerican Dream is for those in business, entrepreneurs, and anyone who simply wants permission to step off the treadmill and explore another way of business that is not all about the “hustle”...which actually isn’t the American Dream at all. In this episode we dive into: The personal crisis that served as the wake-up call for Carlos to shift his focus from business first to life and relationships. The important distinction we need to make between working hard and “hustling”, and why hustling actually stems from a state of fear. Why work-life balance doesn’t exist and why we should instead shift our focus to establishing work-life boundaries. How we should structure our days in a way where we can do maximum work in a minimal time. How to define our values and live them at work and how getting feedback from others can be a powerful tool in defining what’s actually most important to you. Why as a provider, it’s actually selfish for us to decide what others want, which is what far too many of us do when justifying the amount of work we do. Surrounding yourself with accountability and why having this is actually a sign of strength rather than a weakness. Why we should shift our focus from the outcome to the journey and the importance of disconnecting our self worth from our achievements. The important distinction between success and fulfillment. How Carlos utilizes scheduled therapy time and why it’s a non negotiable that helps him to mentally stay on track. Eliminating electronic clutter and living in the beauty of the present. www,brenttieri.com www.theunamericandream.com

Accredited Investors, Join Boston's Leading Angels in Our Syndicates: Learn More About Our Syndicates Brilliant Spanish postdoc, Carlos Castro-González, goes to MIT’s “Magic Wand” lab, and joins a superb international team to address an important medical problem. Leuko, their startup, now has a device and software that can tell when cancer patients are becoming immuno-compromised. Leuko’s product has the potential of saving 4,000 lives and $1.5 billion every year by cutting in half opportunistic infections associated with chemotherapy. Some highlights from this charming conversation with a well-spoken scientist & founder: Carlos Castro-González bio. What Leuko does. How the company came about. How Carlos became an unlikely entrepreneur. MIT’s Martha Gray Lab, often called the “Magic Wand” lab building a new approach to applying technology to real-world medical problems. What the device and software actually do. Potential impact. Who might pay for this product? How much money and time will it take to get the product to market? Licensing the technology from MIT. Team ideally suited to technological task, but created entirely by accident. Have worked well for four years. Four founders have passed up well-paid and safe positions in industry to get this company going. PlenOptika came from the Martha Gray Lab as well and share space with Leuko Commercial input from MIT’s Venture Mentoring Service. Advice to other scientist/founders form a company more than a year before leaving academia to apply for non-dilutive funding for the company. When the funding is granted then separate from the university to avoid conflicts of interest. Heard this from another founder. Carlos advises potential founders to broaden their network to investors and people with commercial experience. Super-connectors. Being coachable and listening to advice. Reporting frequently and succinctly is valuable. Having a narrative thread that ties one report to the previous one. Reports as a way of eliciting help from investors. Process of interviewing physicians took care to ensure candid opinions. Concrete steps to get unguarded responses.

Listen as Carlos & Sal with National Cash Offer share how they are able to move 30-40 properties a month to make over $400,000 per month! Watch the full show at www.realestatedisruptors.com/video/replay-of-learning-session-with-carlos-reyes-sal-shakir/ The post How Carlos & Sal Make $400,000 Per Month by Wholesaling appeared first on Real Estate Disruptors.

EP: Magamama talks about natural birth, gender roles, and exploratory sex with Carlos Marin Jr. In this episode, I share: My birth story and soul calling to write The Fourth Trimester;  the realities of postpartum care today Information for men postpartum, role of the masculine in birth, and why we’re not optimizing our biology How to reframe sex postpartum; why childbirth is the one thing that makes us reconsider the way we’re doing sex Why birth is also a death and other thoughts on rites of passage Thoughts on losing control and increasing your capacity to hold charge   Natural birth vs. hospital birth and how to choose the right care providers Tid-bits on exploratory sex, the connection between birth and sex, and sexological bodywork   You will hear: Is my pelvis going to split in two? And more from my birth story (2:52) Is postpartum depression related to a lack of information? (5:24) What’s missing from the 6-week postpartum visit (6:29) Information for men postpartum (8:09) Reframing the conversation about sex (8:55) It’s okay to not want penetrative sex and other ways to connect (9:10) Childbirth is one thing that makes us consider the way we’re doing sex (9:27) What is a rite of passage? How does it differ in other cultures? (12:11) One of the hallmarks of a rite of passage is a death (13:39) A man’s role in birth is to protect the birth space (21:13) How do you approach prenatal education? (26:25) The two doctors in North County San Diego for natural birth (27:20) Realizing natural births are as safe as hospital births (28:13) How do you prepare someone to lose control? (30:12) Exploratory sex is awesome preparation for birth (31:12) Many women don’t get to lose control during a hospital birth (34:08) Go to the doulas and the midwives to find natural birth doctors (36:00) Find a care provider who believes in women and natural childbirth = activist (36:50) How Carlos dealt with seeing his wife in “pain” during childbirth (38:08) History of birth, witch trials; patriarchy (40:26) On hospitals and creating a birthing environment (45:13) What is a doula? (47:17) The Fourth Trimester (Dec. 26) and why people should read (51:30) My vision that all women can reclaim full sexual expression (59:40) What does postpartum mean to you? (1:00:21) How do birth and sex relate? (1:01:25) What do you do as a sexological bodyworker? (1:09:29) Two doctors in North County San Diego for natural birth: Dr. Capetanakis at Scripps Encinitas; Dr. Cobb at Pomerado

It’s hard for any artist, including gay artists, to stand out in saturated cities such as L.A. and New York. That’s why these gay artists moved to Denver, an alternative city, to stand out from the crowd and avoid high production costs. Gay Artists in Denver “It really comes back to the story… You get to tell people’s stories—that don’t usually get to be told.” Listen to Gay Artists Thriving in Denver Gay Artists Summary Rachel Herring Finley is the lead actor in Carlos Daniel Flores’ short film I Stand Still, an abstract piece built around an original poem that explores the love between two women. Part of Denver’s own CinemaQ Film Festival this past July that highlighted local and national gay artists, the short pays tribute to the victims of the Pulse Nightclub shooting, reminding us to “allow ourselves some joy and respect our truth, whatever that may be.” Born in Puerto Rico, Carlos was exposed to music and the arts from a young age. Film direction satisfies his “desperate need to express” himself, and allows for experimentation via the medium itself. He recently moved to Denver from Florida, and is inspired by the energy and creativity of the city. Rachel has a degree in opera and musical theatre training from the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City, but she returned to her home state of Colorado to perform in local professional theatre. Carlos and Rachel met through the Denver theatre community, and today they share the process of collaborating on I Stand Still, discussing the organic nature of the project, what it was like to film in Denver, and the connections between the Pulse shooting and the film. Listen in on their advice for aspiring actors and directors, and learn the value of supporting the arts and gay artists in our community! Topics Covered on Gay Artists Rachel’s long journey to performing in film • Degree in opera • Trained at AMDA in New York for musical theatre • Returned to Denver • Involved in theatre, met film community • Fell in love with film How Carlos came to be a director • Born in Puerto Rico • Father is musician • Love of all arts • Realized possibilities of film as medium Rachel’s affinity for acting • Singing cultivated love of performance • Love of story What drew Carlos to directing • Desperate need to express self • Loves all aspects of filmmaking • Need to actively create something The background of the short film, I Stand Still • Part of series • Film built around poem • Ambiguous, abstract form • Subject ties into Carlos’ process of accepting himself as bisexual The amazing experience of filming in Denver • Carlos recently moved to Denver • Loves city, beauty of the mountains • Not oversaturated with industry people • Struggle to find other creatives • Feels like no rules yet • Project was very small, didn’t need permits to film in public spaces The art scene, gay, straight and otherwise in Denver • Carlos appreciates energy and creativity • Acceptance of all forms has come alive in last decade • Investment in murals, street art How the Pulse Nightclub shooting affected Carlos’ creative process • Doing sound design, composing music for I Stand Still • Shooting made it difficult to continue • Ultimately finished film as tribute, dedicated to victims The connections between the Pulse shooting and the film I Stand Still • Personal connection for Carlos: Clock tower at end as body count • Broader analytical connection: Accept your truth, whatever it may be Carlos’ advice for aspiring directors • Just start creating • Don’t worry about what others are doing Rachel’s guidance for would-be actors • Give yourself the opportunity to make mistakes • Learn from small parts, projects • Network with other artists, learn from their experience The top three locations for film production • Santa Fe/Albuquerque • Atlanta • Vancouver

Carlos Welch has been playing and studying the game of poker for over ten years. He is a writer for various poker media outlets and has been a frequent guest on several poker podcasts. He plays small to mid-stakes tournaments and is well known for his extreme frugality - most notably his decision to live in a van. Although he travels the world playing poker, he is not quite a professional poker player. He considers himself more of a professional poker student. You can keep up as he lives his dream by watching his Twitch channel at www.twitch.tv/carloswelch and following him on Twitter at @HipHop101Trivia. This week you'll learn: The two activities you can use to boost your happiness and reduce depression How Carlos got a room for just $350 per month in Vegas for the WSOP How your overall life happiness should be factored into the games you play How to be a successful player without becoming jaded Why the “expense” side of poker profitability is just as important as “revenue”

Click here to download this episode Today's podcast episode is with Cash-Based Practice Owner, Carlos Berio PT, DPT, MS, CSCS, CMTPT. He employs a staff physical therapist, a personal trainer, and an office administrator. He shares multiple lessons he's learned along the way and the key factors to his success so far.  In this episode, you'll learn about: How Carlos got his start in the cash-pay realm and went from a 300 sq ft space to a 2000 sq ft space. The mistakes he made along the way. The compensation plan he has for his cash-based employees. His emphasis on Value and how his team emphasizes this to their clientele. The logistics of out-of-network PT billing on behalf of cash-pay patients. The variety of non-treatment wellness and fitness services he offers and how he markets them. His “soft-discharge” approach and PT “tune up” program. His advice for those interested in this business model but worried about the ability to grow a practice beyond one or two practitioners. Resources and Links mentioned in this episode: Spark Physio online WebPT EMR (tell them Carlos Berio sent you) Spark Personal Training Spark Tough Lunch and Learn Spark Physio on Facebook @SPARKphysio on Twitter The Cash-Based Practice Podcast - homepage (if you'd like to leave a review) drjarodcarter.com/awesome Click Here to learn how to start your own Cash-Based Practice Let us know if you enjoyed the show: [Click to Tweet] Thank you @SPARKphysio for being an awesome guest on the Cash-Based Practice Podcast w/ @DrJarodCarter