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In this episode of Parents at Work, Lori Mihalich-Levin and Jason Levin interview Mark Versen and Dale Wright. Mark is the Chief Development Officer (CDO) of the Lutheran Family Services of Nebraska, Inc. In 2020, he set a record for total annual fundraising by hitting $7 Million including the largest gift in Lutheran Family Services history of the 128 years of $3 Million while surpassing 22% growth in total number of donors. Mark is a seasoned professional with experience in private and public higher education institutions and executive leadership in the health and human services non-profit sector. He's a firm believer that philanthropy changes lives. Mark and his wife Jesse have two children and they reside in Louisville, Nebraska. Dale is the Associate Dean and Chief Advancement Officer for the Grainger College of Engineering, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. He's responsible for the strategy and operations on fundraising and constituent engagement, and he's the campaigns director for the college's $550 Million goal in the With Illinois $2.25 Billion comprehensive campaign. As of today, the college is at 109% of its goal. Over the last 20+ years, Dale has held a variety of alumni and fundraising engagement goals in higher education. He's an active CASE volunteer and also holds membership in organizations such as the African American Development Officers Network and The Association of Fundraising Professionals. He's also involved in other non-profit work as well including serving on the executive committee of the board of directors for the American Legion, Boys State of Missouri. Dale loves his family and knows he wouldn't be where he is today without the support of his wife and his four daughters.  It's going to be a really interesting episode as these two dads talk about the most exciting things in fundraising, how they look at things from a completely different angle in order to change advancement, the power of integrating ones family into their work, and the working parenthood challenges they've successfully navigated all through their careers. Tune in and get inspired. Show Highlights Dramatic ups and downs Mark went through when he unexpectedly fell into his working parent journey (03:36) The value of having an incredible community of 120+ helpers (07:01) How Dale and his wife were able to navigate being first time parents and working on their thriving careers (08:48) Learning to turn off the fundraising mode whenever it's time to go be a parent (15:41) Mark's experience with being a parent who works as a fundraising professional (19:00) Parental workplace support systems that they have benefitted from all through their careers (25:13) Moving away from the previous way of doing things in fundraising to focus more on relationship building (29:59) Finding a way to shut things off in a constantly connected world (33:49) Why we should be mindful of the habits that we pick up (35:33) Links and Resources https://www.amazon.com/Good-Great-Some-Companies-Others/dp/0066620996 (Good to Great By Jim Collins) https://www.amazon.com/All-Labor-Dignity-King-Legacy/dp/0807086029 (All Labor Has Dignity By Martin Luther King Jr.) https://www.mindfulreturn.com/freemie/ (What's a Freemie? A genius invention for working parents) https://readysetlaunch.net/ (Jason's Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/jasonlevincareercoach/ (Jason on Linkedin) https://www.mindfulreturn.com/ (Lori's Website) https://www.linkedin.com/in/lorimihalichlevin/ (Lori on Linkedin)

Everything in this Universe is made up of energy. Everything is made up of atoms and each atom has a vibration. The human aura has an energy field that surrounds our physical body and extends outwards. What we say, think, or feel affects our aura, our energy field. Psychic Surgery is holding space for people and being able to scan their energy field and look into their energy, aura, and spirit. It takes bits that need to be taken out and adds in bits of light that need to be added. Angelic Reiki helps enhance and balance all aspects of your life and total transformation. It helps shift mental, emotional, and spiritual stagnation and strengthens self-esteem. One of its most well-known benefits is achieving a higher level of mental focus and clarity so you can see yourself, your life, and your path more clearly. It improves your sleep, energizes your body, and eases stress-related conditions. It gives you an even greater awareness of your connection to the Divine, raises your vibration so that you feel good and well and thus, heightens intuition. It helps you to feel loved, supported, and guided—to be able to see the magic and beauty not only in life but most importantly in yourself. Nowadays, we all need spiritual healing because of this pandemic. But how do we heal in this modern-day? What will tomorrow be like? Psychic Surgeon Dale Tobins will help you understand and trust this kind of healing process. Through relaxation and guided regression, we can connect more deeply with ourselves, uncover remarkable details about our habits, release unwanted patterns and behavior, and explore the subconscious to feel more free, light, peaceful, and happy.   Links mention in the podcast Dale Tobin Website Watch Video of the Podcast Find out what type of Habit Personality do you have? – [FREE QUIZ] Podcast Highlights 01:42:6:11Psychic Surgery 10:00-12:32 Understanding and trusting a Psychic Surgeon 16:06-21:24 Psychic Surgery Session 22:01-23:50  How Dale started teaching Reiki 26:58-29:55   Maintaining Core Energy 30:23-32:06  Words of advice from Dale Pocket Quotes Dale Tobin "It's not actually me doing the work. It's them finding their own light and sovereignty. I'm just there to help them to realize that they can do it." - Dale Tobin "What keeps me trusting is the understanding that we are controlled in our reality. The healing path has helped me regain myself. It's all about the self-work." - Dale Tobin "I am a human, a three-dimensional human as well as an infinite human. I have to be here experiencing this reality to keep me being one." - Dale Tobin "There is a big reason behind what's going on in the earth at the moment and that's leading people to disconnect from the busy life. Always remember you can do something with a pen even if you don't have any money. There's always a way to find happiness." - Dale Tobin Guest Bio Dale Tobin is a psychic surgery practitioner & spiritual teacher. Host of a healing show called talking stick show. Also, he is trained in Hypnotherapy & Reiki and co-founder of the angelic reiki system. Dale applies a shamanic approach to healing work. He studied Native American healing process and worked with many other healing modalities

This is the last recording that we recorded in Matt’s office - woo-hoo! We really loved our conversation with today’s guest - Dale Beaumont of BusinessBlueprint.com. The way he creates his systems is so smart, and if you did not see the video version of it, he showed us that he has a flowchart for literally everything he does in his business. His systems include things like how to change the lightbulbs and how to make coffee in the coffee maker as well as more in-depth tasks such as how to set up an email campaign and how to create an asset register. You can see that video on our YouTube channel at HustleAndFlowchart.tv   There was also a boatload of mindset stuff, as Dale talked about how we create excuses that hold us back and reminded us that there are so many tasks we do ourselves that are super easy which we know we can hand off to someone else. It’s not about the time, it’s about the mental space and the opportunity cost. Dale also showed us how to document things with apps such as Loom or Otter and how, basically you can run an entire coordinated event, assigning due dates, and linking to all of your SOP’s. We also talk about how he was able to publish 11 different books in one year and how he set up his systems which allow him to travel with his family 4 months out of the year. After you have listened, check out our chats with Michael Gerber, another systems marketer, and Crystal Dwyer Hansen & Mark Victor Hansen who were instrumental in Dale’s success with book publishing.   “The reason being is because I had great systems. When you’ve got good systems and people, and you’ve got a good product, then you can really scale.” - Dale Beaumont   Some Topics We Discussed Include:   How Dale is able to spend two months at home, then travel for one month, including his wife and two kids Being able to publish eleven books in one year Smart advice to move forward from one of the most successful book authors This one question to ask yourself to determine if you need a system or not Setting up your own mission control for all of your team’s tasks The three core components you need when systemizing your business Getting over the limiting thoughts so you can hand more stuff off to save you hours and hours of time Making business decision using simple math   Resources From Dale Beaumont:   BusinessBlueprint.com   References and Links Mentioned: Secrets Exposed  Business Blueprint Loom ScreenCast-O-Matic Google Sites Active Campaign Ontraport Descript Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! Did you know we have an awesome YouTube Channel?  Join the Facebook Community - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! This episode is sponsored by Easy Webinar - be sure to check out these special deals for our listeners. Solve ANY Problem By Asking The Right Questions - Crystal Dwyer Hansen & Mark Victor Hansen Systems Are Everything, Stupid - Michael Gerber

There does not have to be a disparity between the calling of success in business, and a passion-driven, divinely inspired pursuit of meaning. These things can culminate by allowing a fulfilling career in the business to serve others and spread positivity and empowerment through the work. Dale Dawson joins us on the show today to share his story in business and non-governmental projects that have landed him as the Founder and CEO of Bridge2Rwanda, a powerful organization that is helping young Rwandans, travel and learn before returning to their country to enrich its fabric and economy! One of the most beautiful messages that Dale shares is about living in uncertainty. He believes that uncertainty is not something we have to run away from, and we should attempt to live with more of it in our lives. When we pursue passions in a less fearful way we end up in a more connected realm, where we are really able to take the focus away from ourselves and serve those around us. We also talk about Dale's father, his leadership style, the power of friendship building, and much more. So make sure to listen in with us on the Sheer Clarity Podcast today! Key Points From This Episode:This moment in Dale's professional career and the path that has led him this far. The development of Bridge2Rwanda and the idea behind its mission to help the country. Dale's early years in Texas and the influence his father had on him.Making the transition from the investment world and looking for something related to passion. The basics of Dale's leadership style; focussing on unity and clarity. Mentors that helped Dale along the way and the people who guided his idea of leadership.Thoughts on leadership, friendship, and communication culture today.The component steps in maintaining your network; the kinds of communication and actions that really connect.How Dale learned the power of friendships and connection at a later stage in his career.An example of an important lesson about fear that Dale learned through a difficult failure.Living on the edge of uncertainty and the benefits of allowing things to be uncertain. Links between uncertainty, success, and a faith in God.   How the skills that Dale developed over a lifetime came to serve him perfectly in his new work.Dale's advice to his younger self about selflessness, business, and finding a divine calling! How to connect with Dale, help out, and learn more about Bridge2Rwanda. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Bridge2RwandaDale Dawson on TwitterPaul KagameHalftime InstituteFounders AdvisorsDiamond State VenturesKPMGStephens Inc.WalmartJack StephensSam WaltonJ.B. HuntSheer ClarityJ. Kevin McHughJKM ManagementSheer Clarity on Twitter

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Dale Cheesman from ‘The Melbourne Builder'.  In this episode we talk about: Dale grew up in South-East Melbourne and we hear about Dale's classic Australian childhood. Dale did not always have aspirations of becoming a builder and after graduating school, he kept active and interested in lots of sport.  Dales' first boss, Jeff and the influence he had throughout Dale's entire career. Saying, ‘Yes' to opportunities and being pushed to become more of yourself. Completing a building apprenticeship taught Dale the life skills to start his own business. The beginnings of ‘The Melbourne Builder' with his business partner and school friend Sean. Social Media and the importance of balance within a business partnership. In 2017, Sean tragically lost his fiancé leaving Sean to raise an 8-month-old son, this experience taught Dale and TMB family gratitude and was a reminder of the importance of strong relationships and friendships. The value and importance of tendering and what this process can teach you about your business. Going from carpentry joinery to building business. Dale gives us his perspective on tendering for building jobs. The home TMB built for Chris and Rebecca Judd and the biggest highlights from this project. Dale's background in building for events and his approach to a quick fit out turnaround. The ‘Arbory' bar project and the problem solving needed to build on water. The influence of Neil from TMB and the family working environment of The Melbourne Builder. Dale believes in flexible working arrangements for employees to create a healthy work-life-balance. The future for The Melbourne Builder. How Dale loves meeting new clients and their families involved in renovations. Dale's learnings from the last 10 years of business. The value of honesty and transparency.  Sit back and enjoy this helpful interview with Dale Cheesman.  Links: The Melbourne Builder  @themelbournebuilder on Instagram The Melbourne Builder on Facebook Arbory Bar & Eatery  Build Hatch    Podcast Produced by Pretty Podcasts

While print magazines are in decline, there ARE some amazing opportunities to add a DIGITAL magazine to your content strategy. In this episode your hosts, Suzi Dafnis and Michelle Falzon chat with innovative publisher and serial entrepreneur, Dale Beaumont, who is pioneering a very different, very modern take on the online magazine, known as www.mobimag.com, the world’s first made for mobile publishing platform. Listen to this episode to hear more about: The limitations of “speaker” vs “publisher” How you can become your own magazine publisher (and why you want to!) The most important device of all that you need to be thinking of when considering an online magazine strategy How the new era of content is more about “owning” media than “paying for” media How to incorporate a digital magazine into your content strategy - even if you never thought you needed one! Why this special type of magazine is way more than your old-fashioned idea of a mag… it’s also a container for your video, podcasts, event registrations and more How to get 90-95% open rates for your online magazine and why that’s blowing email open rates (often just 10-25%) out of the water for engagement and opportunity How Dale is using his 40,000 mobile phone numbers to create an entirely new revenue stream How to crowdsource your magazine content Why you don’t have to be the expert to be a best-selling publisher How to use your online magazine to open the door on strategic partnerships and high level connections Why your audience is like a bank account (and why you need to make deposits into that account first) And much more. Also mentioned in this episode: HerBusiness Success Mastermind www.mobimag.com www.mobimag.com/blueprint www.businessblueprint.com.au How to Reach Out to Your Audience After Losing Touch

Dungeons & Dragons (DnD) used to stay within the whispers of basements and game rooms...but with increasing popularity, can it be used in church? In today's episode, we interview Pastor Dale Critchley and discover how he's integrated DnD into his church ministry... TIMESTAMPS: 2:20 - Meet Dale Critchley 6:05 - Our experiences with DnD... 16:15 - DnD rules explained... 23:52 - Finding DnD groups... 28:08 - How Dale started a DnD church group... 35:45 - The conservative objection to fantasy stories and roleplaying... 47:38 - Most memorable DnD stories...

Having a diverse passive investment portfolio is important for many reasons. Not only can it help you withstand crashes in certain asset classes, but it also decreases your risk tremendously. Our guest today, Dale Corpus, is here to share with us the importance of having a diverse portfolio. Since 2006, Dale has been investing in income-producing real estate and has recently added commercial real estate syndications in workforce housing, mobile home parks, and self-storage as a way to scale and grow his investing business. In this episode, we learn about the different roles Dale has had in real estate and how a growing family pushed him further towards passive income. We also learn more about the different asset classes he’s invested in, how he keeps up to date with what’s happening in his portfolio, and why mortgage note buying excites him the most. Dale also walks us through how he is managing his own retirement account and the different ways he leverages debt and equity. You don’t want to miss out, so tune in today!Key Points From This Episode:Dale’s background and how getting laid-off started his real estate journey.Learn more about the details of Dale’s first passive investment deal.How Dale is studying the four different asset classes he’s invested in.Lessons Dale has learned from multiple syndications: Choose your sponsors wisely.Why Dale chooses to invest in both debt and equity and where he sources each investment.Dale's strategy preparing for the recession and his most exciting recession-proof asset class.What Dale does to keep track of all his investments and the importance of communication.Dale’s advice for anyone out there trying to get involved in passive investing.Final four questions with Dale: The tool he can’t do without, his biggest mistake, and more.Tweetables:“I know that I don’t have the answers for everything but I know somebody in my network has that answer, someone they know has that answer.” — Dale Corpus [0:06:11]“Choose your sponsors wisely. You're going to be stuck with that sponsor for sometimes a good seven to 10 years.” — Dale Corpus [0:06:35]“One of the biggest things that I do to reduce my risk in investing is that I really don’t go outside of the box of what’s done historically well during the past recessions.” — Dale Corpus [0:10:28]Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Dale Corpus on LinkedInDale Corpus on FacebookDale Corpus on InstagramDale Corpus’s emailRich Dad Poor DadCFC Mentorship ProgramWayne PattonWayne Patton phone numberLimitless EstatesLimitless Estates on YouTubeLimitless Estates Monthly MeetupLimitless Estates EmailPassive Income Through Multifamily Real Estate Facebook Group Free Call with Kyle or Lalita

If I am going to invest an hour in training, I ask myself how I can help 10 or 20 or 100 people in that same hour…..that’s what I focus on…. Scale your Model “One of the other things which I am starting to do now is to coach other coaches about how to do what I have done..which is how to create a scalable coaching model. I was talking yesterday to a coach whom I am helping right now and he is ‘maxed-out’ now because the only way he can service clients is 1 to 1…. ” Smash that Ceiling “I am helping this coach move from 1 to 1, to group coaching so that he can (one day) have 1000’s of clients which he can work with at any one time. He can then smash that ceiling in terms of his income and earning potential, because most coaches stop at about 200K-300K. If you develop a good model, you should easily be able to go past the $1 million mark and then to $5 million or $10 million once you get really good at scaling…” Now listen to the rest of the episode to learn more!…. Listen to get these takeaways:  Why 2019 has been Dale’s most successful business year ever How Dale built a multi-million dollar coaching business Why you need to leverage and productize your training Why delivering training by mobile device is the future Why building apps is 10 x times harder than you think What Dale is launching in 2020 and how it can help you Where to begin with producing your own video library Some helpful resources for you:  Dale Beaumont – Dale’s personal website with links and resources Bizversity – Mobile business university with 2K+ videos BusinessBluePrint – Coaching and community for business owners [AUS] YouPreneur – Chris Ducker’s live event in London every year [UK]

On this weeks episode, we talk about John's dog Ben, How Dale made fun or John for being upset his dog died, and we find out if John would bang himself from another universe.

This episode of the Animation Industry Podcast features NFB Director Dale Hayward on his latest film Bone Mother and how to build a career out of stop motion. You’ll also learn: *The complete process of how National Film Board of Canada films are produced. *How Dale and co-director Sylvie created their own 3D printing process for face replacements *The one thing that will make you appear more legitimate to companies when seeking client work Dale first appeared on my radar about 10 years ago when I came across his short film of a cute little old-timey flower that gets repeatedly stabbed in the eye by a bee. Ever since, I’ve been hooked on Dale’s work, and he’s worked on tonnes of stop motion projects, shows like Celebrity Deathmatch, commercials for Nike, Tim Horton's, Lego and even feature films like The Little Prince. In all that time he even managed to create his own studio, See Creature and very recently he finished work on a completely self made short film with his wife Sylvie for the National Film Board of Canada. The film is called Bone Mother and it’s about a vain and arrogant youth who dares to enter Baba Yaga’s living house of bones. If you haven’t seen it yet, you should definitely give it a look. The set and puppets are absolutely spectacular and Dale shares so many behind the scene shots on instagram. Watch Bone Mother on the NFB: https://www.nfb.ca/film/bone-mother/ Follow Bone Mother on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bone_mother/ Follow Dale (See Creature) on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dale_seecreature/ Enroll in Dale's Stop Motion Course, See Learn: www.see-learn.com Check out See Creature Studio: https://www.seecreature.ca/ Learn more about this podcast at terryibele.com/animation-industry-podcast/

"The result is exactly what you should have gotten based on what you did." - Dale Archdekin Are you an established Real Estate agent ready to scale and build out your team? Dale Archdekin's journey to becoming a trusted voice in lead generation began with a high school job in telemarketing. Fast-forward more than twenty years and Dale is now a celebrated author, speaker, and mentor in the residential real estate industry. Dale focuses on building and managing inside sales agent teams and lead generation. As former Director of Lead Generation for a top-10 Keller Williams Realty expansion team, Dale was instrumental in more than doubling the team’s sales to over $200 million in just 3 years. A pioneer in crafting and leveraging inside sales in the real estate industry, Dale is the founder of Smart Inside Sales, a lead generation and real estate coaching company. In his work as a realtor, coach, and trainer, Dale’s sweeping view of the real estate industry has led to his trusted reputation as the go-to voice in building and managing successful ISA teams. Dale lives in Philadelphia with his wife, who is also a residential real estate agent with close to 10 years of experience, and their two amazing kids.  Dale and his wife invest in real estate as well and real estate is their main vehicle for their retirement planning. In this episode of The 10 Factor find out: How Dale establishes the starting point for new clients. When Dale found out the only reward for hard work was more hard work. The first outreach Dale did when he started building his system. How KPIs make decisions less emotional and increase repeatability. The value of finding the right coach who can align with your needs and goals. The entrepreneur momentum correlation with launching a rocket into space. What it means to fully leverage and fully let go. If you are coachable. Why you might outgrow your coach. Connect and Work With Dale Archdekin: smartinsidesales.com Dale@smartinsidesales.com Smart Inside Sales on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dalearchdekin3/ JOIN our 10 Factor Community - become part of the family One-on-One Coaching, Small Group Mastermind, 10 Factor Elite Entrepreneur Training Academy Learn more: the10factor.com Apply: https://the10factor.com/apply Drop Tim an email. He'll reach out to you personally to see if you are a good fit. tim@the10factor.com Help Support our Show: Reviews Do Matter. We love to read our subscribers 5-star reviews on iTunes. Get a bonus thank you if yours gets read on the show. Leave us an honest review iTunes: Subscribe and leave a review 10 FACTOR on iTunes Spotify: Subscribe and leave a review 10 FACTOR on Spotify Submit questions or comments - we read and answer questions right on the show. tim@the10factor.com Connect with Tim: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/the10factor/ Instagram: @TimMeuchel LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-meuchel-270b0b30/ Twitter: @TimMeuchel email: tim@the10factor.com Upcoming Episodes and Guests: Subscribe on iTunes on iTunes today so you don't miss any of our weekly episodes. Subscribe on Spotify on Spotify today so you don't miss any of our weekly episodes. - - - 

Forex Reversal Trader Habits, Mindset & Strategies – Show Notes In episode 117 of the Desire To Trade Podcast, I interview Dale Pinkert, a Forex trader & host/mediator at Forex Analytix Community Experience (F.A.C.E.). He came on the podcast to share his story as a Forex reversal trader. We jump into habits, mindset, and strategies that are essential to succeed in the Forex market. Topics Covered In This Episode The power of "social trading" and how you can use it to trade better 5:45 A powerful way to trade (knowing how to take the losses) 8:10 A piece of advice on not following too many instruments 11:20 How Dale Pinkert started to trade 11:40 How Dale learned trading 13:40 Wisdom on partial profits & stop losses 16:45 How Dale uses the RSI to trade 19:45 How to incorporate multiple time frames into your trading 22:45 How Dale develop his trading strategy (who taught him) 23:50 Some trading strategy ideas 26:00 How Dale plans his trades on the weekend 30:00 Morning routine (including waking up at 3:30am) 31:05 One thing Dale Pinkert still struggles with & how he solves it 32:30 How Dale confirmed his edge in the market (without backtesting) 37:00 Can you trade for a living with $10k? 40:20  What Dale thinks of "educators that don't trade" 41:40 The #1 tactic to remain consistent over a long period of time 45:00 More About Dale Pinkert Dale began his career in operations on the CME floor for Dean Witter when they traded currency futures on chalkboards. He became a licensed Series 3 broker in 1976 and went on to own and operate Pinkert Commodities GIB. He became a Member of the CME (IOM) Division for a stint and his forecasts have been aired on many Financial media including CNBC. Dale has Coached/Mentored retail and prop traders and has gained a solid reputation for his work on the other side of the mic having interviewed over 700 of the best of the best in Trading.   DesireToTRADE Top Resources DesireToTRADE Forex Trader Community (free group!) Complete Price Action Strategy Checklist (free checklist!) One-Page Trading Plan (free template!) DesireToTRADE Academy How To Find Dale Pinkert? ForexAnalytix LinkedIn Twitter What is one thing you are going to implement after listening to this podcast episode? Leave a comment below, or join me in the Facebook group!