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As a health coach, keeping your business practices legal is crucial. Cory Sterling shares how health coaches can legally protect themselves and the benefits of working with a lawyer who understands your industry!    In this episode, Cathy and Cory discuss:  How Cory started working in the legal side of the health coach industry  2 legal agreements health coaches need to stay protected: 1.Waiver of Liability  Service Agreement  Why just having your Terms & Conditions on your website is not enough protection Creating a different level of engagement and commitment with clients through the Law of Storytelling How COVID has changed the health coaching industry from a legal standpoint Recommendations for understanding the boundaries of your scope of practice  How liability extends to the virtual teaching space and how health coaches can mitigate risks Ways to distinguish between an employee and a contractor The value of maintaining a relationship with a lawyer who understands your industry          Memorable Quotes: “If you don't have the proper legal structure in place, this problem is going to take a stranglehold of your business and your efforts and where you're focusing your attention—which is what we don't want.”    “You want your agreements to reflect the current relationships you have with your clients.”    Cory Sterling is the founder of the heart-leading law firm Conscious Counsel, awarded #1 Most Innovative Fitness and Wellness Law Firm of 2021. As a lawyer, small business owner, yoga teacher and author of 'The Yoga Law Book', Cory has supported hundreds of clients in the wellness space with their legal agreements and business protection. Cory won the award for "Highest Rated Session" at MindBody Bold, amongst a field of the health and fitness leading minds and best presenters. He is the only lawyer who has completed the MindBody Business Consulting Program in order to learn overall best business practices for studios.    Mentioned In This Episode: Free Wellness Checklist to ensure you're at best legal practices for your business: https://consciouscounsel.pages.ontraport.net/wellnesschecklist   Conscious Counsel: https://consciouscounsel.ca/   Links to resources: Health Coach Group Website - https://www.thehealthcoachgroup.com/

Having the lack of faith in handing over necessary things to his people, Cory lost half a million dollars in his business. After finding himself with the wrong priority, he has now centered his efforts on the value of leadership and how to empower leaders so they can empower their teams.   The most valuable lesson about leadership: Leadership isn't about you. It's about the willingness to serve and add value to people.   In today's edition of the Knucklehead Podcast, our guest, Cory Lee will talk about the leadership lesson he finds the most valuable. He will also share his story on what made him embrace the leadership values, how high-performing individuals or teams respond to problems, and why evaluated experiences provide the most effective learning opportunities. In this episode, you will also be surprised to find out how your relationship with your spouse contributes to the success of your business.   Cory Lee is a Leadership Consultant and an experienced entrepreneur with a demonstrated history in developing businesses and developing leaders. He provides business consulting and leadership development training for businesses and entrepreneurs, so they can reach their full potential and maximize their relationships, results, and revenue.   Enjoy!   In This Episode 2:02 - Backstory of Cory Lee   3:52 - The reason he decided to sell his businesses   4:51 - His turning point in embracing the leadership value   9:08 - How Cory overcame his overly controlling nature   10:55 - How high-performing individuals respond to problems   13:13 - How Cory applies leadership and personal relationships to his business   15:36 - The leadership lesson he finds the most valuable   20:06 - What makes him include a spousal survey on his business landing page   22:32 - Why evaluating your mistakes is one of the most effective ways to learn   26:41 - The biggest business screw-ups he ever made   Favorite Quote "I was trying to do our billing and I was trying to do it all. We were losing half a million dollars because I just didn't have the time to dig back through medical billing and those kinds of things. And because I was holding on to it, I was holding our business back." - Cory Lee   "When we were growing, one of the scariest moments for me was that moment when we hired our first team member because I realized that the decisions I made didn't just affect me and my family. They affected somebody else's family." - Cory Lee   "The whole reason we bring people onto our teams is that they have gifts and talents and abilities. For them to use those things, we have to empower them." - Cory Lee   "Some of the highest performing teams and highest performing individuals that I see, they are really intentional about taking time to reflect and get out of the situation just a little bit." - Cory Lee   "I truly enjoyed working alongside my wife day in and day out and really made a good team because our personalities are different and our strengths are different as well." - Cory Lee   "Leadership isn't about you. The best leaders I've found are the ones that are willing to serve and add value to people." - Cory Lee   "Most people say that experience is the greatest teacher, but it's really evaluated experience is the greatest teacher." - Cory Lee   How to get connected with Cory Lee Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Website   Reach out to Justin Szerletich to get in touch with Knucklehead Media Group LinkedIn Twitter   Knucklehead Podcast is brought to you by Manscaped- Use the Promo Code: KNUCKLEHEAD  for 20% Off   Grab your COVID 19 survivor T-shirt HERE   Connect with Knucklehead Media Group Website Facebook Twitter   Knucklehead Media Group is your “push button” for podcasts. We help companies and organizations tell their story using podcasts and best practices for content distribution. Home to some of the top podcasts across multiple categories, captivating coursework on gaining traction with your show, and consulting to those companies BOLD enough to get some wins. We believe your mistakes set the foundation for your success, those stories help customers beat a pathway to your doorstep, and the myths from bringing business online shouldn't hold you back from getting yours. Click here to more episodes of the Knucklehead Podcast  

Most know this week's guest, Cory Wong, as the guitar player for Vulfpeck, but he's also played in Jean-Baptiste's band for Stephen Colbert's late night show as well as Blake Shelton and others. He currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota. I encourage you to spend time with this episode, especially if you're a session player, band leader, or studio cat. We talk about payment models, ethics, and etiquette when you're in the studio. He also shares some interesting stories about playing with Vulfpeck.7:35 - What it's been like for Cory not being able to tour or play live21:37 - Real world value vs. vanity metrics28:07 - Cory and the Wongnotes56:10 - What is the etiquette when working with other musicians in the studio or on set?1:03:52 - How Cory dictates what sessions he takes1:09:00 - Pay structure for Cory's hired musicians and Vulfpeck1:25:00 - What it means to Cory to make it in the new music businessConnect with Ari's Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aristake/Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandFacebook: https://facebook.com/ariherstandConnect with Cory Wong: Website: https://www.corywongmusic.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coryjwong/Twitter: https://twitter.com/corywongFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/corywongmusicYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQqC08JWnJGJIgw43XJ0GXw See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From an IBC skeptic to an IBC champion, Cory Chittenden joins us today on our Client Series to talk about his journey incorporating IBC for himself and his business. Cory and his wife, along with their three children live in Saskatchewan, Canada. Cory has owned a business for 25 years that specialises in communication services for residential and healthcare clients. He had been researching IBC for over two years before he finally decided to take the plunge and get his first policy. Now he advocates within his circle for the impacts of IBC in providing readily available capital and the incredible opportunities that have come his way because of it. Cory has also adopted IBC as the banking function for his business which he covers in this episode.   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  0:00 Introduction  2:30 How Cory met his Infinite Banking Coach, Dan 6:32 Starting off practicing IBC 11:02 Advice to business owners about IBC 17:28 Opportunities that come from windfall gains through IBC 25:42 Cory’s journey through IBC and his future in it 28:46 Recommended books on IBC 33:56 Who Cory wants to be a hero to  

Cory Nemoto is the co-owner & founder of KÉCŌ CAPITAL. He began his real estate investing career in 2011 in Southern California in the Riverside County market while finishing up his bachelor’s degree at California Baptist University. After graduating, Cory moved back home to Hawaii and became involved in real estate investing on the island of O’ahu. Cory has been involved in multiple investment deals ranging from relocation, renovation, and new home development projects. He has been featured on multiple nationally renowned real estate investing podcasts as well as an influential guest speaker at local real estate meetings. On a daily basis Cory helps run the day-to-day operations of KÉCŌ CAPITAL. He specializes in deal sourcing & valuations, acquisitions, financing, investor relations, and project management. (00:01-04:05) Opening Segment - Introduction of the host into the show - Alpesh introduces the guest of the show, Cory Nemoto - Cory shared something interesting about himself (02:40-31:27) Real Estate Investing Journey and Ins and Outs of Fix and Flip Investing - Why Cory decided to invest in real estate - How Cory started investing in real estate - Cory's first real estate deal - Fix and Flip Investing defined - Is it necessary to buy the property personally when doing fix and flip investing? - Investment criteria when flipping a property - Terms Cory get from these deals - Returns to expect from the hard money lender - Should someone start fix and flip investing in this own background before doing out-of-state deals? - "Know the strategy that best fits your situation and market." - How taxes work in fix and flip investing - How do private money investors and lenders get paid from the deals? (31:28-31:42) Break (31:43-31:55) Second Segment - Welcoming listeners and guest back to the show (31:56-40:33) Fire Round - Will Cory change the business strategy after Coronavirus? - Cory's favorite real estate, finance, or other related books - Tool or website Cory recommends - Cory's advice to beginner investors - How does Cory give back? - How can Wealth Matters Podcast listeners reach out to Cory? (40:34-40:57) Closing Segment Reach out to Cory by visiting his Facebook and Instagram account, @cory.nemoto

Cory McKane of WeStrive tells Geordie how the platform was born, acquiring funds for the MVP, and navigating challenges to develop one of the most popular fitness apps. What You’ll Learn What was Cory’s original idea? How Cory hired his development team  What advice does Cory have for aspiring entrepreneurs? Why you should choose your development team carefully How Cory funded his MVP Why Cory advises against including a social wall in a program What big lesson did Cory learn from building his MVP? What did Cory and his team do to have the app reinstated on Apple Store? Considerations that Cory makes before adding new features to his application Building a relationship with your competitors How the WeStrive pricing works In this Episode: Cory McKane, CEO, and founder of WeStrive started his journey with zero experience in startups, apps, and entrepreneurship. However, venturing into the app development industry triggered in him a passion for startups. He speaks to Geordie about his journey.  Cory graduated with an accounting degree but had no previous experience with a fitness app. He tells Geordie that he acquired knowledge about startups, tech, and angels along his entrepreneurship journey. However, Cory has been passionate about fitness for a long time, according to his background story. Listen to the podcast for first-hand details into his fitness background.  Previously, WeStrive was known as PerFIcT. Cory tells Geordie that the idea of PerFIcT had lingered in his mind for a long time. After graduating from college, Cory worked both part-time and full-time jobs for years while trying to understand the market. Along the way, Cory says he made numerous mistakes like working with the wrong investors, hiring unqualified development teams, and adopting the wrong platform. It took Cory four years of mistakes before finally getting his idea right. Even then, the idea did not work, and he had to restrategize. How did he do it? Find out from the podcast. Cory gives a detailed explanation of his original idea that you need to hear from the podcast first hand. He explains the events that led him into hiring developers and how he invested colossal amounts of money on the platform. The platform was not working from the word go, and there were numerous challenges along the way. Cory would later scrap it immediately after its release in the market. He found a different team and decided to pivot into SaaS. Cory learned many lessons from the experience which he shares with aspiring entrepreneurs. Get these lessons from the podcast.  Choosing the right development team is ideal for the success of your application. Cory explains the struggles he went through while working with the wrong development team. At some point, he had to work more than 16 hours writing and rewriting his program manually. Listen to this podcast to learn from his experience. Cory cannot recall memories of his breaking point after the strain of disappointments. However, he moved to LA to try and re-strategize. Amid numerous challenges, Cory transitioned from doing things manually. He also moved to Santa Monica to attend an accelerator program that never happened. While that was disappointing, Cory is happy with the relationships he formed from the experience. What relationship does Cory have with his current development team? He gives all the details in the podcast. Listen in to find out. Cory did everything from waiting tables to operating uber only to fund his MVP. He mentions how frustrating it was to make so much money waiting tables and still be broke trying to finance the company. Cory would later find his development team in 2017. They both worked hard and launched the advanced version of the marketplace before finally pivoting in mid-2018. Cory speaks about the updated product and the various features they included. Listen to the podcast to find these out. Just when Cory was ready to launch his product, Apple pulled it from the App Store. What happened next? Listen to the podcast to find out. Many investors advise against engaging in a feature battle. However, Cory says in an industry full of competitors, entrepreneurs should define their minimum features. When it comes to adding features in the app, Cory says he pre-designs his updates two to three years prior. Working closely with the end-users is crucial for the success of any product. Cory mentions that they engage their community and listen to, and even initiate their update requests. Cory concludes by reiterating the importance of research before launching your MVP. Resources WeStrive.com Cory McKane LinkedIn Cory McKane Twitter  Cory McKane Instagram 

Whether you’re a Bitcoin expert or someone that’s just interested in understanding what all the hype is about, this episode is for you. Cory Klippsten is the founder and CEO of SwanBitcoin.com. He also serves as an advisor to Unchained Capital, Bitcoin Venture Fund, and Riot Blockchain, and is a partner in Bitcoiner Ventures.  As an advisor he has supported more than $250M of fundraising since 2016, and as an angel has funded 20+ early-stage startups.  Show notes in order of appearance: Bitcoin hype. Cory’s last oh shit moment. How Cory and Sebastian met in LA Sebastian’s lessons he learned early on from Cory. Never invest in something that you don’t understand. What is Bitcoin? Cory goes overview and also deep on this question. Why Bitcoin? The smartest money ever created? Cory’s take on Bitcoin’s potential total market value. Blockchain. What it is and how it plays a role. Importance of blockchain in other areas (or lack thereof) Exchanges Vs Wallets. People freak out about this notion of “losing their password.” As they say “not your keys, not your bitcoin.” Coinbase, Robinhood, PayPal and SwanBitcoin. How they play a role. Why is Bitcoin conscious currency?  Can Bitcoin be used as a force for good?  How can Bitcoin help end wars? The controversy about Bitcoin’s energy consumption. How is Bitcoin helping in times of crisis in Venezuela? Cory talks about the name Swan Bitcoin. Cory’s 2 most important traits for a conscious leader to embody. How people can get started with Bitcoin. Cory’s Bitcoin predictions for 2021 Visit SwanBitcoin and find SwanBitcoin on Instagram.  Connect with Sebastian on Instagram SebastianNaum.com

What qualities do you need to make a difference in the world? Obviously, you need passion, motivation, and persistence, but you also need something else. Adaptability. To make a true impact with your business, you have to be prepared to adapt your mission and goals. That’s what Cory Ames and Annie Bright did with their company, Grow Ensemble. What started as a digital marketing agency for businesses turned into a global community dedicated to social and environmental change. In our conversation today, we talk about how Cory and Annie built and adapted their business and why they’re so passionate about sustainability. Along the way, you’ll gather insight on the challenges of becoming a B-corp certified business when your business is at a start-up stage and learn why it’s important to choose your customers and strategic partners with care. About my guests:Cory Ames is the CEO and co-founder of Grow Ensemble, a company that shares resources and sustainable solutions for environmental and social causes. Annie Bright is the co-founder and director of partnerships at Grow Ensemble. With backgrounds in digital marketing and law, respectively, Cory and Annie have built Grow Ensemble into a global community of individuals and businesses eager to sustainable solutions to major problems. They have a podcast, blog, partnership program, and directory of impact-driven businesses to support. In this episode we talk about:➤ How Annie became interested in immigration and supporting refugees (5:48)➤ How Cory learned about the B-Corp community (7:11)➤ How Grow Ensemble evolved from digital marketing services to impact solutions (10:02)➤ The process of preparing to become a B-Corp (12:01)➤ Managing your finances as an aspiring B-Corp (15:52)➤ How Annie and Cory choose the people they work with (17:55)➤ Balancing profit and impact (22:04)Relevant episodes:➤ Episode 101: Embracing Purpose Entrepreneurship and Becoming a B-Corp - The Journey of Carla Heim and Kasha Huk ➤ Episode 102: How a B-Corp Marketing Agency Builds a Better Future - The Journey of Kim FullerContact MeReady to transform your purpose to an impactful business financial story, profit, and joy? Schedule a chat with me at any time.Connect with Annie and Cory:➤ Website ➤ Annie Bright’s Linkedin ➤ Cory Ames’ Linkedin ➤ Exclusive offer from Grow Ensemble➤ Certified B-Corporation ➤ The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals

Show notes:Cody immigrated to Canada at the tender age of 18 with a student visa and no income generation and wealth building skills. He graduated with an Engineering degree and worked in Corporate America all the while developing his passion for real estate investing and trading stock options. These investments allowed him to quit his 6-figure corporate job in 2020 to focus on building his business and sharing his knowledge with other like-minded individuals. He is on the show today to talk about trading stock options from the perspective of a real estate investor. On this episode you'll learn:-How Cory got started and his first few investments-The strategy of options and how Cody creates cashflow-The pros and cons of option trading-The first steps in getting into option training-How much money is needed to get started in options-Timing the market in 2021Contact Info:Website: https://www.codyyeh.comInstagram: @codyyehYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/c/CodyYeh

Cory McKane is the founder and CEO of the WeStrive personal training marketplace. He has dedicated the last several years of his life to building out this software and absolutely loves the tech/startup space. In addition to his company, Cory also created the tech networking group, Entrepreneurs of LA, and hosts a podcast all about Founders who have exited their companies called Building Fires.Discussed in this episode:What exactly is meant by 'automation' when it comes to running a business.Why we sometimes put off automating our business, often just carrying on with manual processes.What effective automation means to Cory when it comes to running a business.The tools Cory uses to streamline his business processes.How automation has evolved to where we are today.Some of the myths we tell ourselves around why we cant automate our business.How Cory’s app, ‘WeStrive’, came about.The importance of feedback from your target audience when building anything for your business.The value of building a company culture.Enhancing client experience.How automating & streamlining saves time.What to look out for when looking for tools to help you with streamlining your business.Some of the benefits Cory’s clients have experienced from working with the WeStrive personal training app.How Cory started the networking group ‘Entrepreneurs of LA’How creating events can enhance your personal brand.DISCLAIMER: Always seek the advice of your doctor or other qualified health care provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or lifestyle change. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on this website. Always seek the advice of a legal or financial professional or other qualified provider with any questions you may have regarding a legal or financial matter. Never disregard professional legal or financial advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have heard on the podcast or on this website.Follow Cory McKane: Check out WeStrive App: westriveapp.comCheck out Corey’s podcast: buildingfirespod.comInstagram: instagram.com/westriveappFacebook: facebook.com/WeStriveAppYour ongoing support of the podcast is always so appreciated, whether you choose to share this episode or kindly buy me a virtual coffee.Welcome to Make Today Count. Your 60 mins of fresh conversation, served up to inform, educate & inspire your personal brand. Each episode I chat to thought leaders, influencers and experts in their game who all have one thing in common. The desire to go the extra mile. Pushing against the status quo to create a richer life for both themselves and those around them. Powered by compassion and driven by the need to leave the world that little bit better than when they arrived.Podcast theme music: ‘March on’ by Silent Partner. Used in agreement with the Youtube Free Music Audio Library.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/rossdeanphoto)

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid Episode 64: The Attorney Making The Most of Life, Work & Money Through R.E.I.    In the conversation with today’s guest, Cory Iannacone, you’ll learn the following:   [00:32 - 02:58] Cory’s profile, in Billy’s guest introduction. [02:58 - 11:04] The backstory and decisions made that led Cory to this point in his journey. [11:04 - 14:49] Why Cory decided to move on from a well paid attorney job into Real Estate.  [14:49 - 17:17] Cory shares his views on the financial freedom and impact on lifestyle brought about by Real Estate Investing.  [17:17 - 20:13] How Cory got into the world of Parking Lot investments. [20:13 - 22:02] The key to being able to put extra time into big R.E.I. projects while continuing to fulfil responsibilities at your busy professional day job. [22:02 - 26:35] What Cory sees himself doing in 2 years time, a projection of future projects and goals. Here’s what Cory shared with us during today’s conversation: Where in the world Cory is currently: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Favourite European city: Naples, Italy. The best thing to happen in the past 24hours: Enjoying a nice brunch with the family, with no electronics! A mistake Cory would like you to learn from so you don’t have to pay full price for it: Spend more time on yourself. Invest in yourself first, versus trying to fix outside situations first.  Book Recommendation: The Extraordinary Mind, by Vishen Lakhiani.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Cory Iannacone by using the info below:    https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/CoryAllan  Start taking action TODAY so that you can gain more Education and Control over your financial life.   To see the Video Version of today’s conversation just CLICK HERE.   Do you want to have more control and avoid the mistakes that I made getting started in long distance investing?  Then you can DOWNLOAD the 7 Mistakes to Avoid in Long Distance Investing Guide by clicking HERE.   Be sure to connect with Billy!  He’s made it easy for you to do…Just go to any of these sites:   Website: www.billykeels.com Youtube: billykeels Facebook: Billy Keels Fan Page Instagram: @billykeels Twitter: @billykeels LinkedIn: Billy Keels

Cory Stout is perhaps the most frequent guest of the EcomCrew podcast. He did a Roadshow with us as well as a two-part Under the Hood segment. In this episode, I talk to him again to see how his business is doing and how my advice to him almost three years ago worked out. We also talk about the future of ecommerce, his plans for the next year, and other random stuff about being an entrepreneur in this day and age. Timestamps: How being consistent helped in growing my sites - 3:42 How Cory implemented my email marketing advice in his business - 7:35 Living in a world of infinite leverage - 9:40 Assessing Cory’s plan to make an eCEO - 12:20 What decisions are worth making and which ones should be delegated - 16:48 The effects of raising your products’ prices - 24:44 Living in the present vs. living online - 29:20 The philosophy that best defines me - 32:36 The future of ecommerce - 36:15 Will Amazon still be the ecommerce leader in 3 to 5 years? - 40:22 Cory’s plans for 2021 - 45:58 If you want to know more about Cory’s business, you can check out his awesome sunglasses over at woodies.com. If you want to be a guest at the podcast, you can sign up now to get an hour of free coaching. This is also an opportunity for you to create more awareness about your brand while we get awesome content for the podcast. It’s a win-win! And if you’re getting value out of the business advice we give to guests on the show, you’ll love our upcoming webinar. Get the chance to ask us anything on December 1 during our Q&A webinar. This is a feature that we give exclusively to EcomCrew Premium members, but we’re letting you experience it for free. All you have to do is sign up and show up on December 1 at 10 AM (PST). I hope you enjoyed this episode, and if you did, please leave us a review over on iTunes. Happy selling!

How long will you wait until you let yourself experience joy? Today I am lucky to be joined by an international speaker and teacher on the topics of mindfulness and positive psychology, Cory Muscara. He is passionate about helping people find real peace. Cory believes that when people are deeply fulfilled, they are a better force in the world for other beings, the environment, and their communities. For the past few years, he has taught mindfulness-based leadership at Columbia University and currently serves as an assistant instructor for the positive psychology graduate program at the University of Pennsylvania. A graduate of the 2-year Spirit Rock Community Dharma Leader training, Cory also has several years of extensive professional training in Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), completed certification with Mindful Schools & Search Inside Yourself, and has trained in Mindfulness-Based Inquiry, Breathworks Chronic Pain with Vidyamala Burch, the Trauma Institute led by Bessel Van der Kolk, and a 6-month relational meditation training in “circling” through Circling Europe. He is a 200-hour hatha yoga teacher, certified NLP & Eriksonian Hypnosis practitioner, and an Integrative Health Coach through Duke Integrative Medicine. In 2012, Cory spent 6 months in silence living as a monk, meditating 14+ hours each day, and now aims to bring the teachings of mindfulness to people in a practical and usable way, presenting to schools, organizations and the general public. He has been featured multiple times on the Dr. Oz show, is a teacher on the Simple Habit and 10% Happier meditation apps, and his meditations have been heard more than 5 million times in over 50 countries. In this episode, we talk about everything from money, worth, to the pain box that we live in. We talk about how integrating mindfulness practice into our everyday lives will lead to the deepest forms of happiness and peace. Then, Cory reveals the inspiration behind Stop Missing Your Life. Plus, we speak about attachment, developing passion, and finding motivation in 2020.  In this Episode You'll Learn:  All about today's guest, Cory Muscara [ 1:15 ] How Cory perceives his mindfulness teaching success [ 5:30 ] Why Cory doesn't care about mindfulness + meditation [ 8:05 ] The inspiration behind Stop Missing Your Life [ 13:10 ] The ways we can trust our truth [ 20:40 ] How we can articulate our dreams [ 24:15 ] About Cory's beliefs around attachment [ 29:30 ] The ways to navigate our limiting beliefs around money [ 34:55 ] All about Cory's mindfulness practices [ 48:45 ] The most influential book on Cory's journey [ 54:10 ] About Cory's vision for the rest of 2020 [ 58:25 ]   Soul Shifting Quotes:  “Meditation makes us feel happier from the inside out.” “As we get closer to our truth, usually, the more fear we experience.” “Fear is the thing that keeps us stuck in a place that is comfortable.” “Peace comes with living in alignment.” “The next great transformation is around the corner.” Links Mentioned:  Learn my 7 Secrets to Uplevel Your Brand & Land Your Dream Clients  Grab your FREE training, How to Call in Your Tribe + Create Content that Converts  Text me at 603-931-4386 Learn more about Cory by following him on Instagram or heading to https://corymuscara.com. Order Stop Missing Your Life. Check out https://mindfulness.com. Listen to Practicing Human. Tag me in your big shifts + takeaways: @amberlilyestrom  Did you hear something you loved here today?! Leave a Review + Subscribe via iTunes  Listen on Spotify 

A southern draw, big life experience and a heart of gold, my guest today, Mr. Cory Lee shares deep wisdom about the importance of letting children struggle, along with…  The “let them catch you challenge”  Helping kids see the power of their words How to empower kids to step up  How Cory felt about his dad leaving home when he was 3 years old Do you want the WHOLE world to know you, or YOUR world to know you?   QUOTES “When opportunity comes, it’s too late to prepare.” - John Wooden “God uses me as a son and now he’s loving and patient and I’m trying to be loving and patient as well with my kids.” - Cory Lee “Failure is not an enemy, it is a lesson to be learned.” - Cory Lee “If someone can make you sad, glad or mad, you’ve been had” - Cory Lee PEOPLE MENTIONED Tom Schwab John Maxwell John Wooden Andy Andrews EPISODE RESOURCES CoryLeeLeadership.com Follow on Twitter, Insta, Facebook Guardian Bikes ABOUT THE GUEST Cory Lee is an entrepreneur, business builder, and leader developer. He was trained and mentored by the world-renowned leadership expert John Maxwell and is now an executive director with The John Maxwell Team.  In 2012 Cory and his wife opened their first business, a physical therapy clinic located in a town of only 1,100 people, Within 5 years they were billing over $2 million per year from that one location and had opened and successfully sold 2 physical therapy clinics and 4 gyms.  Cory is an accomplished speaker and is often invited to speak and train employees at companies looking to develop a culture of leadership.  He also provides individual leaders with opportunities to maximize their own growth through one-on-one coaching and mastermind groups. Cory is most passionate about helping entrepreneurs navigate business growth but not at the expense of their faith, family, and fitness.  When he isn’t helping companies and individuals grow, Cory can be found spending time with his family. Cory and his wife of 14 years Kimberly reside in Mississippi and have 3 children: Colton (9), Kendall (6), and Brady (4) Want to learn more about Front Row Dads?  We are in the business of building better families. While most dads would say that family matters most, the challenge is they feel guilty knowing their careers get the best of them, and their family seems to get the rest of them. We help Dads become family men with businesses, not businessmen who have families, so they can thrive personally AND professionally. Subscribe to the Front Row Dad podcast to learn about fatherhood, marriage and how to level up your game at home, or if you’re ready for the best coaching and true brothers to grow with, Join The Brotherhood http://frontrowdads.com/brotherhood Are you getting all the shows?  Subscribe today! https://pod.link/1344850656 Want to leave a review? THANK YOU!  http://FrontRowDads.com/review  

Senator Cory Booker is my guest on this episode of Make Noise. This is a smart, well educated man and someone who should be heard. Episode highlights (5:20) - Why did Cory choose a career in politics? (6:55) - What it means to be the 4th black person elected to US Senate (8:57) - How Cory has dealt with Racism as a politician (14:52) - Cory's interactions with Donald trump (17:50) - How should the people of the US be focussing their energy to make change (21:55) - Cory's reaction to Joe Biden's …'you ain't black…' comment (27:16) - What is the most pressing issue for Cory right now? (32:13) - What could the next stimulus package look like? Make Noise with Fatman Scoop is produced by Fatman Scoop, Raj Kotecha and the team at https://www.creativecontentagency.com. To get in touch with the show email podcast@fatmanscoop.com or send a DM to https://www.instagram.com/fatmanscoop/

Cory’s story is truly inspiring, from dropping out of school to being homeless to now running a multi-million dollar tech company.    Listen and learn:  -How Cory leverages data and technology to solve real life issues -How Cory removed himself from being a bottleneck in his company -How Cory shifted into a visionary position at his company   Cory Warfield, Founder and Chief Visionary Officer at Shedwool.    You can connect with Cory here:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/corywarfield/ www.shedwool.com

In today’s episode, I’m joined by Co-Founder and Owner of ‘Track Mafia’ and one of my favourite people Cory Wharton-Malcolm! Cory is a living example of ‘do the thing’ and his story of building what is yours, without the need for approval from others, is incredibly inspiring to me.We discuss Cory’s journey to co-creating ‘Track Mafia’, and how he has developed such a strong community; and his personal philosophy on being surrounded by the right peer group. Cory also shared his background on learning to accept himself and act as an outspoken individual, something so many of us can relate too. Through the work Cory has done coaching at ‘Nike Run Club’ and ‘Track Mafia’, he has cultivated a safe, welcoming environment, that doesn’t sugar coat running, yet draws people to it because the philosophy extends way beyond, just running. To hear more on Cory’s incredible story and learn about the track running industry as a whole, tune in to Episode 26 of Fitness UnFiltered! Some Questions I Ask:How did you get into running? (2:39)What inspired you to create ‘Track Mafia’? (4:05)What did your training sessions look like before your business took off? (8:18)How did you make running track appealing to your audience? (12:08)Where do you see the track running industry heading in the future? (18:04)Could you talk about the importance of having honest peers around you? (36:53)What will change look like for you moving forward? (45:22)In This Episode You Will Learn:An introduction on Cory Wharton-Malcolm (0:10)How the community aspect of ‘Track Mafia’ was developed (5:39)What sets Cory’s business apart from others in the fitness industry (9:15)Cory’s approach to coaching with honesty and realism & How he manages clients’ expectations of running (15:18)How Cory has learned to be his authentic self (21:06)Why it’s important to understand the reasons we’re pursuing something (26:03)What made Cory leave his nine-to-five job and start a track running business (29:23)Our experiences with ‘imposter syndrome’ & The need for external validation (33:27)How lockdown has helped me connect with others & The effect this year has had on everyone so far (43:17)Cory’s experience with racism and not feeling comfortable enough to speak up in the past (45:52)Why diversity within the fitness industry is so important (51:21)My take on how people will respond after Covid-19 has settled down (56:54)What we think life will look like in 2021 (1:00:47) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

One of the keys to successful growth is hiring a team that keeps the business running, whether the founder is there or not. Over the last 14 years, Cory Bower, founder of Aviator Gear, has built a multi-million dollar business with a team of 48 full-time employees. When Cory was in the Air Force, he saw a need, launched a company, and to this day uses some of his military systems and structure to keep things running smoothly. It’s always a pleasure to chat with Cory, and I hope you enjoy our conversation about growth, hiring, and critical tools for success. Episode Highlights 5:55 Introducing Cory Bower and the birth of Aviator Gear. 8:12 The unique custom nature of Cory’s products. 10:20 Cory’s journey to becoming a fighter pilot. 13:53 Transitioning from fighter jets to ecommerce. 16:05 How Cory applies lessons learned in the military to his business. 18:42 The team structure Cory’s built that lets his business run even when he’s not around. 23:55 Engines for Aviator Gear’s growth over the last year and how they communicate about the custom nature of their products through different parts of the funnel. 26:43 The role Cory wishes he would have gotten off his own plate sooner, but why you have to have balance as you grow so the wheels don’t fall off. 29:18 Tools Aviator Gear uses to keep things running smoothly. 35:07 What it looks like to hire and manage a 50-person team. 39:29 Cory’s learning process and how he finds useful information to help his growth. 42:07 Do this simple thing right now to be more productive. Links And Resources Aviator Gear Klaviyo Dropbox OnSite by Shopworks Pipedrive Cory on Twitter - @TrapBower trap@aviatorgear.com @a_brawn on Twitter @andrewfoxwell on Twitter Profit Summit Brand Growth Experts Foxwell Digital Review or subscribe on iTunes

As a full-service realtor, Cory’s business philosophy is to give first. This simple notion allows him to establish a level of trust with his clients, which permeates their entire relationship.  He knows it is an honor and privilege to represent his clients in achieving their goals and dreams. This humble attitude sets the tone for success! I have lived in many of Denver’s historic neighborhoods and now call City Park my home.  I pride myself on supporting local small businesses. I can help you find the best places to dine, shop and have fun! Cory’s time in Colorado has been invested in construction, remodeling, and real estate advising.  Being a consummate resource for his clients is the number one goal. “I grew up remodeling and learning how to build equity in real estate, my clients directly benefit from my expertise through my experience”. Negotiating on behalf of the clients’ best interests makes him an invaluable resource. These skills coupled with extensive knowledge of the infrastructure of homes makes Cory a problem-solving partner you must have on your side! As a Certified Military Specialist, he is able to assist veterans and active-duty military. Understanding the specific challenges and differences with a V.A. loan is one more important distinction Cory brings to the table. What You Will Learn: Cory’s  journey into real estate How Cory adjusted to straight commission How Cory has been able to thrive in a consultative role as opposed to hard selling The systems and processes that help Cory stay organized as a business owner Why you need to slow down in order to speed up When and how to delegate Additional Resources: Website: https://corywilliams.exprealty.com/ Twitter: @PropertyByCory Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PropertiesByCory LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/propertiesbycory/ Instagram: @PropertiesByCory Phone: 720.971.1863 Book Recommendation: Good to Great by: James C. Collins Work the System by: Sam Carpenter The Round Wheel Rolls Best Throughout his fifteen-year career in the construction industry, Cory Williams learned everything that a sane person should know about residential buildings. His passion fizzled out though, and he wanted to transition into an industry where he could work with people whose goals and visions were aligned with his own. Given his background, real estate was a logical move. Cory was able to leverage his previous, long-standing client relationships to garner support for his new business. He hit the ground running and established himself as a consultative agent focused on educating and empowering everyone he worked with—something that will take you very far in our industry! Put Systems in Place At first, Cory didn’t really have any systems or processes in place; he just ad-libbed. This year, however, putting systems in place has been his primary focus. It is one of the most freeing things he’s ever done because efficient processes keep him organized and streamlined, and enable him to focus strictly on growing his business. The systems come in the form of showing-procedures and programs to help get his agents on their feet. Cory shares the information freely with other agents so they can put their own spin on it. As a result, each team member builds a custom business plan catered to their strengths and the entire business flourishes. Pump the Brakes As Cory said, “the round wheel rolls best,” because he didn’t invent the tactics his team uses. The difference is, everything he does now is intentional and organized. Cory encourages people to take a step back and “put it on paper on purpose.” Sometimes you have to slow down to speed up, and the go-go-go mentality can potentially lead to negative customer experiences. The good news is, you are only hitting the brakes because you’ve built momentum. The energy, motivation, and effort is in place, and somebody out there is willing to help you guide it! If you want to learn more about Cory’s unique strategy, listen to my podcast episode, From Good to Great in Real Estate, with Cory Williams. Cheers!

It’s all about freedom! In this episode, our subject expert on wealth and abundance, Cory Schmelzer, is what I call an “entrepreneurial freedom fighter!” This guy lives and breathes freedom! It’s central to his life and he walks the talk. He brings a fresh perspective on an expanded definition of wealth and abundance through the path of freedom. He talks about the importance of mindset, self-confidence and living without fear. Powerful life lessons for all of us! You will hear a very common theme in this episode. It’s the “entrepreneurial spirit.” George Kinder is his latest brilliant work, A Golden Civilization, defines it as: “The freedom of each individual to live in authenticity and within that to find the passionate purpose they are meant to live by, and then live it!” Take a listen! Come with an open mind and define for yourself what true wealth and abundance is all about for you. And check out the great reads and resources available in our show notes. To your happy and inspired life! Mark Dale Mazur, RLP® Registered Life Planner What We discuss • Wealth and abundance redefined • Cory’s background growing up • The role education played in Cory’s development • The entrepreneurial spirit • Starting in the industry at Smith Barney • Began investing during his high school years in the great performing Fidelity Magellan Fund • International travel expanded his life experience and knowledge • The value of time vs. money • Cory’s definition of wealth and abundance • How Cory’s parents influenced his definition of wealth • Freedom, health, and mindset are the keys to one’s wealth and abundance • Bringing the abundance mindset to the financial services business • The value of planning and investing wisely • How the life planning process helps us focus on things that are really important • The value of freedom, liberation and justice for each human being • How Cory overcame a learning disability in 3rd grade • The impact of self-confidence and work ethic on a wealth and abundance mindset • The importance of having a good long game • Living below one’s means that can allow for the experience of wealth in relationships and shared travel experiences • The Cory Formula: Happiness = (Friendship + Trust) x (Money + Courage + Freedom) • Self-confidence rules the day • The key routines to maintain wealth and abundance:
 Time with his son Cole
 Time outdoors: Camping and hiking 
 Gratitude for what you have
 Reading and learning
 Reviewing his net worth statement • A great example of diverting negative energy into positive energy • The universal truth about wealth: It’s all about mindset and not being fearful • Being content with yourself • Staying in the flow and momentum of that which is good in your life
 • Book recommendations on the expanded definition of wealth and abundance
 Rain of Gold by Victor Villasenor (Love)
 Millionaire Next Door by Thomas Stanley and William Danko (Frugal living leading to wealth)
 The Snowball by Alice Schroeder (Putting good investment principles to work)
 The Razor’s Edge by W. Somerset Maugham (Mindset) • Cory’s advice to his younger self: Hire someone and build a team sooner than later Continue learning about yourself and expand your mind Go outside of your comfort zone Be present in the moment more Laugh more

Ronnie Wyatt is half of the dynamic duo of Ronnie and Tim Wyatt, who own Pecan Jacks. They are one of the best at taking care of their customers and they have a product that is ridiculously good. Before Pecan Jacks, they had previously started a business and ran it successfully for 7 years until the economic downturn.During the episode, learn about the power of reinvention, authenticity and a willingness to change. Ronnie discusses how being open to changing course has helped her along her journey, as well as the balance between pricing and value.Links:PecanJacks.comInstagramFacebookQuote:“If you make a decision that’s right at the time if you decide it’s not, do something to change it”Time Stamps:1:55– Ronnie’s Story4:02 – Walking through the transition to getting her flagship store in her dream location7:10 – Decisions that Ronnie might’ve made differently if she had the chance – Not being afraid to change course13:27 – Something Ronnie knows today that she wishes she knew 4 or 5 years ago14:10 – How Cory and Ronnie met - A great product that needed more exposure17:08 – How Ronnie’s thinking has changed presenting her brand online over the years18:22 – Assessing value and pricing20:50 – Ronnie’s changing ambitions after achieving some of the goals she set out for the business initially23:02 – Ronnie’s craziest entrepreneurship moment25:23 – Rapid fire questions!27:30 – Entrepreneurship trivia!Want more? Visit CoryMosley.com

Today’s episode features the first in-person recording of the Just Fly Performance podcast with Stanford University basketball strength coach, Cory Schlesinger.   Cory’s combination of creativity and intuition makes him one of the most unique strength coaches I know, and his passion for the proper physical development of his players shines through in the many podcasts he has been on in the past.  He has a decade of experience as a strength coach, and is in his third year as the sports performance coach for the Stanford University’s Men’s Basketball team.  He also works with NBA and NFL players along with currently preparing athletes for the 2020 Olympic Games.   I’ve known Cory for a little while now, and have wanted to have him on the show for a while, but I felt it would do the most justice to be able to actually sit down in person and record a show, so this marks the first in-person recorded episode of the Just Fly Performance Podcast.   Cory’s methodology in the weightroom resembles, to me, the art of a master craftsman, who has a myriad of tools for a variety of purposes.  Where some coaches only have a hammer, Cory has the whole set of hammers and then some. The way Cory creatively and intuitively can determine what his athletes need in the gym, instead of what he himself as a coach wants to see is what sets Cory apart in this field. Today on the show Cory and I talk about how to make a true athlete driven training system, and then what it really means to be an athlete and train for it.  This episode is also packed with common sense ideas that the modern strength coach can use to better serve athletes. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more.   Key Points How Cory sees the creation of an athletic qualities in the weightroom How Cory structures each workout for his basketball players How the strength coach fits in a true “high performance” sport mastery system How to manage athletic performance in light of moving well/absorbing and releasing force/etc. The importance of understanding martial arts in context of coaching athletes How to “athletically” build an NBA body in context of good human movement patterns Cody’s advice on honing creativity in coaching “Our training program is athlete driven, I give the the power of choice” “I give them the category; their needs and their preferences are what drives the results” “Guys are PR’ing in all of their lifts as we go through season, because I’m not putting an emphasis on it and our frequency is so high” “Once you’ve adapted to those adaptable things (college practice schedule, introducing games, being in college for the first time) then let’s start adding volume in the weightroom" “At the end of the day, it’s about the athletes, if they got the gold, it doesn’t matter what training program they are on, they got the gold” “If you are just going to be the weightroom guy, don’t be talking about salaries…. because that doesn’t determine success… you gotta find value in other ways” “I have to give (my tall players living in a short world) their childhood development back” “If you are talking about building better athletes, make them better humans first, and then they’ll be better athletes because they’ll be able to express” “What do you think chronic, heavy lifting is going to do, it’s all braking! Just imagine how good strength coaches would be if they took what the body already came with, and just make that better!” “(Regarding muscle hypertrophy) If you take a weak athlete and you introduce them to general movement patterns and then you generally load it, mass comes” “How I sneak in a lot of volume is… chins and dips.  A lot of these guys can get great hypertrophy through bodyweight movements” “Find creative ways to add (lifting) volume that do...

Motivated sellers are usually dealing with some kind of distress, be it an illness in the family, a divorce, or a financial emergency. If you can step in and provide a solution, not only will you be a hero to the homeowner, you will be several thousand dollars richer. So, what does the process look like? How can you give people peace of mind AND score big profits wholesaling real estate? Cory Boatright is an expert in the realm of wholesaling, completing more than 100 deals in 2018 alone. He is also the founder of Real Estate Investing Profits and Phenomenal Results Coaching, serving as a mentor for high-achieving entrepreneurs and their teams. Cory has played a role in buying and selling over $75M in real estate and realizing 1000 transactions, and now he is pursuing multifamily syndication. Today on the podcast, Cory joins Oliver to explain how he earns big profits by way of wholesaling real estate. He discusses the fundamentals of the process, sharing some of the reasons why a homeowner might be motivated to sell and how he serves as a solutions provider who can take their pain away. Cory describes how he finds deals, how he relates to sellers, and how his team gets paid at closing. Listen in for insight around a few of Cory’s biggest wins to date and learn his proven system for wholesaling real estate! Key Takeaways [1:29] Cory’s ability to hunt and capitalize on great deals Found wholesaler, sold Ginsu knives online Filling 500 orders/day from stock in garage [4:49] The fundamentals of wholesaling Get property under contract, resell immediately Solution for those who need to sell quickly [9:36] Why a homeowner may need to sell quickly Illness in family, divorce or inheritance Ask questions to connect on human level [14:55] How Cory finds deals Data scientist on staff Direct mail, PPC, niche lists and referrals [17:12] The approach Cory uses with motivated sellers Script to gather basic info (e.g.: location, mortgage) Ask price AND what accept if close quickly for cash Set appointment on first call [20:44] How Cory determines an offer price WMRP method (worth, market, repairs and profit) Speak with seller in person to read body language [23:44] Cory’s insight on contracting a property Focus on gap between offer and asking price Walk through your numbers using comps [26:03] The role of the title rep in the wholesaling process Clean and marketable title to end buyer ‘Assume that all homeowners are liars’ [28:04] How to proceed if the seller won’t accept your offer Option-to-purchase agreement Seller usually end up compromising [30:21] How the double closing works in a wholesale deal Cash buyer puts money in escrow Payout seller, spread goes to you [33:17] Cory’s biggest wholesaling wins to date Paid $11K for property, sold at $70K $300K profit on apartment complex Single-family short sale profit $160K (negotiate liens) [42:08] How Cory’s team gets paid at closing Simple cash transaction, net wire distributed to team Marketing spend of $25K/month, $3K/deal [44:11] Cory’s take on the benefits of investing in multifamily Wholesaling provides cash now with little risk Multifamily affords passive income indefinitely Incredible tax benefits along with cashflow Connect with Cory Cory’s Website Cory on Facebook Cory on Instagram Real Estate Investing Profits Master Series Podcast Connect with Oliver Big Block Realty Oliver on Facebook Oliver on LinkedIn Resources Lab Coat Agents Kevin Easterly on In the Know EP006

What you'll hear: The UNIQUE programs Cory found that led him to finding his voice The benefits of repeat performances - how doing something a lot transforms what you’re doing The benefactor who changed Cory’s path - and led him to creating the business model he has today How Cory found his true audience - the gut feeling and the actions he took to follow that knowingness How the happenstance of not having a professor at grad school gave him a head-start on his future The one thing musicians say that Cory strongly disagrees with Find Cory at and his books and CDs at: http://splatboombang.com/percussive-storytelling/  YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUeSTBu3HOtUDNkrmZjnbPw  I want to thank Ficks Music for sponsoring Crushing Classical. When you’re looking for high quality sheet music, look no further than  https://www.ficksmusic.com/discount/CRUSH

How Cory shows up? By letting his raw and self possessed life show in his work.It’s impossible to talk about what Cory Richards has accomplished in his professional life without looking at what he’s gone through in his personal life. Cory found photography after surviving a painful relationship with his older brother and several attempts at clinical treatment. That early trauma both helped create the ferocity with which he tackled his later endeavors and also a jealousy that’s he’s learned to tame and channel.We don’t just talk about Cory’s accomplishments, like being a National Geographic photographer and a North Face athlete, but what’s it’s like to have actually lived those experiences. That includes the nearly-fatal avalanche that was featured in the award-winning film Cold, which chronicled his team’s ascent of Pakistan’s Gasherbrum II. We also talk about how his iconic self portrait in the aftermath of that event caught him in a raw emotional state, and how he feels about one of his most well-known shots being of himself in the age of social media.Cory has lived a rich life, not always pretty one, not always the perfectly manicured image of an outdoor profesional we are used to seeing plastered across the internet.More than anything, we talk about what goes on in Cory’s head, including what it’s like to deal with trauma, both from his early childhood and his near death experience. We also touch on what it’s like to parse the idea of masculinity in the Me Too era and why, moments from death, what flashed through his mind wasn't his life, but thoughts of parking tickets and Cheerios.https://coryrichards.comThis episode is brought you by: https://wiivv.com

On this episode you’ll learn how an e-commerce pet store also serves as an online community of dog lovers and supports rescues across the country with every purchase. Learn how this mother daughter entrepreneur team finds vendors for their store and connects with experts to guide their customers. In turn, they’ve become experts themselves and they use that as their main social media content strategy. (00:00) Intro(00:29) Introducing Cory Turner of Dogly(03:06) What brands and products you can find on Dogly(06:02) Why Cory decided to do an online store versus brick and mortar(08:47) How Cory runs Dogly(10:38) The breakdown of how their nonprofit charity component works (13:15) Why working with rescues was important to Cory(15:25) How do pet nutritionists, holistics vets, and trainers contribute to Dogly(17:03) The top questions they get asked on Dogly(20:11) What Cory’s favorite marketing tool is(23:42) What it’s like for Cory to work with her mom(27:45) Meet Cory + her mom’s dogs(29:58) Where to find Cory + Dogly The rest of the shownotes are at wearwagrepeat.com/podcast.

In this episode of the Weekly Dose of Common Sense, Senator Bernardi discusses: The Victorian election result, How Cory likes combat sports, Our freedoms are worth defending, The recession we had to have and how today’s migration Ponzi scheme will lead us down a similar path, Special guest, Nine News’ Political Editor Chris Uhlmann, Your say looks at: Privatisation of healthcare, The UN migration pact, Taiwan’s independence, Why we’re running in the Senate, Conservatism as a movement, The Conservative Party’s members’ age range, Why guns aren’t evil, Family Law and false accusations, What do bail-in laws mean for our money in the bank? Australian Flags flying at schools.

In this episode, we cover: 0:35- How Cory met Jeffrey 1:45- How Jeffrey made the decision to go into full-time photography 3:45- How Jeffrey leverages a specific kind of tourism- grown adults without kids in tow- to increase his gallery sales 4:35- How Jeffrey identifies which galleries may fit well with his business plan 5:45- Jeffrey's "secret shopper" method of evaluating galleries 6:30- There is no way to accurately judge a person's amount of wealth and likelihood of buying art simply by their appearance 10:20- A different gallery model charges artists a small rent, then takes a smaller commission than a conventional gallery and encourages artists to market themselves. This model is more collaborative- is it better? 12:40- Being reliable and easy to work with will improve your overall opportunities with galleries. The "basics" of professionalism will help artists stand out. 17:20- Including personal extra touches in shipped art is always a good idea 18:05- Which social media platforms Jeffrey is spending the most time on 19:00- Jeffrey shares how he got involved in producing published photo books 22:25- Jeffrey's advice for up and coming artists: make art that resonates with a large group of collectors, and be willing to create a series of art with a theme  

Avination, welcome to episode 41 of the Pilot to Pilot podcast. Today, I am talking with Cory Robin. In this episode, Cory and I talk about.. When Cory knew he wanted to be a pilot. How old cory was when he got his first job. What he spent his first paycheck on. How his passion for aviation has only grown over the years. How flight training is about prioritization How he only made $3.10 an hour. Why it is important to go at pilot training at a pace you are comfortable with. What Cory struggled with in his training. Why Cory loves back country flying so much. How being a tailwheel pilot can make you a better pilot in the long run. Why tail wheel pilots aren’t necessarily super pilots. Why Cory got into back country flying. How flying cowboys cam about. Why there is more to aviation than just flying for the airlines. How the flying cowboys are looking to inspire pilots across the board. How the flying cowboys choose the airstrips they land at. Cory tells some epic back country stories. What Cory loves about fly in’s. We talk about the worlds largest back country fly in. What are some of the worst back country airplanes. How someone was competing in a STOL competition in a CIRRUS. How Cory and I can’t wait until a woman pilot wins the STOL competition. How the Back country pilots choose a new airport 

In this Facebook Live conversation, Cory chats with mastermind group facilitator Sarah Guthrie:   2:38- What is a Mastermind group? Recommended reading includes Think and Grow Rich. 6:15- How Cory started his first mastermind group, and the important things to consider when getting started. 8:12- Sarah's experience being involved in mastermind groups, how they made a difference for her in her business. 9:50- Sarah's shares her facilitation background and how she now translates that to assisting other artists in clarifying and meeting their goals. 11:25- How mastermind groups are typically run. At the core is finding a group of people you feel comfortable with who can also share their knowledge with you, and vice-versa. 13:00- Matching up with another anchor person whose personality balances yours can be really useful for forming a good group. 15:55- Why high level mastermind groups cost so much. 16:33- The main difference between peer mastermind groups and paid mastermind groups. (That's where Sarah comes in!) 17:30- How Sarah runs accountability groups as a coach rather than a peer, what the structure looks like. 23:00- TAA is now launching the next version of the mastermind groups, how to apply. 24:24- How to set proper expectations for your paid or peer mastermind group. 27:15- What additional support is typically provided in mastermind groups including TAA's mastermind groups. 30:48- Questions and answers, including whether TAA's mastermind groups will be ongoing and how much they cost. 34:20- The impact of mastermind groups for artist entrepreneurs and their unique challenges. 37:25- The grounded space of a mastermind group can help all your other relationships in life. 38:15- Are there mastermind groups for people at the very beginning? Where beginning artists can go instead.   Links: * denotes affiliate link Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill* How to Sell Your Art Online by Cory Huff The Twelve Week Year by Brian Moran*  

In this new episode of the 10 on Tech podcast, James Green and Scott D. Lowe of ActualTech Media interview Cory Stuart of Argonne National Laboratory about data storage for the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Program. Cory has some very unique challenges with his data center deployments, and found a solution in Nexsan Unity™ systems. In this interview, Scott and James dig in to some of the finer points of managing data at the edge. In this interview, you’ll hear: A fun overview of the locations of the the laboratory’s data centers and the particulars of these crazy environments How Cory and his team leveraged Nexsan storage to deploy a stable storage solution in a small amount of space that is also capable of tolerating these harsh conditions Challenges Cory still deals with such as bandwidth in the global context Resource Links: Argonne National Laboratory — http://www.anl.gov/ Nexsan Unity Systems - https://www.nexsan.com/products/unified-storage-unity/ Press release about this deployment - http://www.nexsan.com/press_releases/nexsan-unity-delivers-in-support-of-atmospheric-radiation-measurement-program/ We hope you listen and enjoy, and don’t forget to subscribe to the show on iTunes, Google Play, or Stitcher!

Seeking out experiences where you’re forced to learn, will create so many of these moments, where you’re going to look at things completely differently when you’re done. In this episode of Nat Chat, I’m joined by Cory Ames. Cory was going to college at Gonzaga University where he took on an apprenticeship with a marketing agency. His apprenticeship with that agency quickly earned him bigger and bigger roles, where within a couple of years, he was actually running the whole company while being only 23 years old. He figured everything out on his own through various projects in college and by reaching out to others to learn from them. Currently, Cory’s out of that marketing agency and is working on some of his own projects. Cory’s a great model to follow for those wanting to pursue their goals, those wanting to self-educate themselves, and for those wanting to get into entrepreneurial pursuits. We cover a wide range of topics, including: Deconstructing skills and learning them on your own Self-educating yourself outside of the college environment His journey towards running a multi-million dollar company at only 23 years old Finding the confidence to leave school and pursue your goals Promoting your skillset and finding clients for your skills Resources and books that have helped Cory out along the way And much more. Please enjoy, and reach out to Cory on Twitter! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn more on self-education, be sure to check out my episode with Zak Slayback and my episode with Zen Dude Fitness, where we go in-depth on self-educating yourself and much more. You’ll also like my episode with Tasha Meys, where we discuss finding mentors, promoting your skillset, and more. Find Cory Online: Twitter Linkedin Website Cory’s Newsletter Mentioned in the show: Gonzaga University [0:28] Nat’s Wiki Strategy article [1:30] WordPress [8:26] Firegang [12:09] Moz’s Whiteboard Fridays [15:50] Clickminded Course [16:30] Backlinko Blog [16:32] Airbnb [16:58] Zoom [27:55] Books mentioned: The 4-Hour Chef [3:25] (Nat’s Notes) The Art of Learning [3:30] (Nat's Notes) The 4-Hour Workweek [8:08] (Nat’s Notes) Getting Everything You Can Out of All You’ve Got [36:55] People mentioned: Casey Ames [1:35] Taylor Pearson [1:36] (Nat Chat episode with Taylor) Tim Ferriss [3:25] Josh Waitzkin [3:30] Tommy Griffith [16:30] Blake Boles [23:19] (Nat Chat episode with Blake) Jay Abraham [37:10] 1:17 - Intro to Cory, what he’s currently working on, and him detailing his experience with learning photography. Also, how he’s finding people to reach out to, to learn photography. 5:34 - Some of the things Cory’s learned so far with photography within the deconstruction phase. 6:59 - How long Cory has been learning photography and some things he’s been doing for income. 7:27 - Cory’s journey to becoming CEO of a multi-million dollar marketing company being only 23 years old. 9:07 - What Cory was first doing for that marketing company and discussion on how large the company was. Also, what happened after he got the job there. 12:25 - What gave Cory the confidence to leave school and not go back. Also, some info on Cory’s affiliate website. 14:55 - How Cory learned SEO and a few resources that were really helpful for him learning SEO. 17:29 - Some other projects and things that helped Cory with self-educating himself. 19:43 - What Cory was studying while he was in college and what steered him away from college the most. Also, detailing some of the pros and cons of college. 23:03 - Cory’s experience with traveling to South America and some lessons that he learned while there. Also, his experiences and his traveling after leaving South America and living in Austin, Texas. 27:13 - How the team at the marketing company worked together and his thoughts on managing travel and working. 29:57 - Cory’s progression from the lead SEO role to then leading the company. Also, why he resigned from the company. 33:20 - Some things that happened after Cory resigned and what he plans to work on in the future. 36:18 - How Cory finds the clients to work with and some advice he has for others wanting to find clients. 37:55 - Some big long-term goals and projects that Cory’s currently striving for. 39:14 - Some thoughts on working with the state and local level of politics. 40:39 - The life-changing books that Cory’s read and experiences that he’s had. 43:02 - Wrap-up, where to find Cory online, and where to reach out to him at. If you enjoyed this episode, don’t forget to subscribe at https://nateliason.com/podcast Build skills that can help other people, and then just have enough conversations about it with other people and their projects.

On today’s Grab Life Big Podcast, hear River City Capital Partners President and Co-Founder Cory Older discuss on how he went from zero investing and development experience to what he does now and much more. Join us now for another awesome Grab Life Big Podcast! In this episode, you will learn: Cory's brief bio How Cory started in the real estate business. How Cory went from zero development experience to what he does now. Cory explains what Explore Austin group is all about Cory's giving back ratio Cory shares his 10 year goals. What brings Cory joy? Cory’s 5 greatest hits. Cory’s top 5 bucket list items. Plus so much more! Cory Older Cory Older, CPA, has worked in finance and real estate for over 10 years and holds an active real estate license in Texas. Cory began investing in rental and development properties in 2005 and then in 2007 accepted the position as controller at Keller Williams Realty International (KW), now the world’s largest residential real estate company. Cory later moved out of finance, and served as Director of KW’s Commercial Real Estate division, and then later led the Global Property Specialist division and the Young Professionals Division. Cory leads property acquisition, sales, and investor relations. Cory is also a mentor for the 2019 boys. He has lived in Austin for 10 years and he and his wife Danielle have a three year old son named Hudson. He splits his professional life running a membership division at Keller Williams Realty International and serving as president and co-founder of River City Homes, a residential real estate company focused on urban development in Austin. Cory obtained his bachelors and masters’ degree in accounting from the University of Arizona, and later obtained his MBA from the Acton School of Entrepreneurship.

Cory Doctorow is a science fiction novelist, blogger and technology activist. WATCH THIS FULL EPISODE FOR FREE: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/cory-doctorow-little-brother/ Cory is the MIT Media Lab’s Activist in Residence and a special consultant to the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a non-profit civil liberties group that defends freedom in technology law, policy, standards and treaties. He also holds an honorary doctorate in computer science from the Open University (UK), where he is a Visiting Professor. 00:00 Trailer. 01:57 Brian’s thoughts on the episode. 04:47 Brian’s Introduction. 05:24 Cory’s observations on the UK and World property market. 10:03 The impact upon the poor of rising property prices. 11:56 Pros and cons of living in Burbank, Los Angeles State. 15:13 View from America of the forthcoming Presidential election. 17:40 Five years on from ‘Trumpism’, what may be happening if we’re not digging through the rubble. 28:10 Cory fears a major risk is people’s nihilism, but the contradictions are not intractable 31:03 What connecting with characters and situations in books and allows people to do. 39:34 Authors and fanfic. 41:00 How Cory started writing and persevering when feeling uninspired. 44.57 How Cory manages to be such a prolific writer. 47:24 Taking a broader vision of what it means to be published. 53:02 Difference between a blog and publishing. 56:00 Publishing, the discipline of doing something for someone else. 58:18 Team building and team performance. 1:01:00 Managing daily family routines around a working couple. 1:02:20 Cory’s role at MIT Media Lab and the Forbidden Research project. 1:14:53 What Aaron Swartz’ suicide has emphasized. 1:22:14 Using the hill climbing algorithm analogy when there seems no way forward. 1:23:38 Cory defines his role as an activist. 1:24:24 The reasons for Cory’s involvement in the SOPA and Mozilla campaigns. 1:34:26 A future world where our assets cease to be ours. 1:35:39 What in future we should be aware of from Google, Apple, Amazon and Microsoft. 1:39:51 Two fundamental principles for future use of computers and systems. 1:41:48 Which vision of the future are we heading towards, ‘1984’ or ‘Brave New World’? 1:42:32 Cory’s view of the future for social media. 1:48:28 What the future looks like in Cory’s next book ‘Walk Away’. 1:51:19 Burning Man, Black Rock Desert, Nevada. 1:51:28 A post-scarcity society. 1:52:42 What is meant by positional goods. 1:55:45 Example of a post-scarcity world. 1:58:09 Exciting initial response to ‘Walk Away’. 1:58:42 Success Secrets? 1:59:33 Does Cory ever fear for his safety or feel watched? 2:04:07 Phone call to the 20 year old Cory Doctorow. 2:05:13 Best advice ever received. 2:06:04 Advice to young people who don’t want to have privacy issues in later life. 2:09:36 Brian’s summing up. Cory Doctorow website: http://craphound.com/  Cory Doctorow on Twitter https://twitter.com/doctorow  Cory Doctorow Blog http://boingboing.net/author/cory_doctorow_1  Cory Doctorow on Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cory_Doctorow Cory Doctorow Books:  Little Brother  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Little-Brother-Cory-Doctorow/dp/0007288425/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8  Other books by Cory Doctorow  https://www.amazon.co.uk/Cory-Doctorow/e/B001I9RSKC   FULL SHOW NOTES: https://londonrealacademy.com/episodes/cory-doctorow-little-brother/