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A lot of entrepreneurs are workaholics by nature. Oftentimes they tend to neglect their well-being and end up putting healthy habits at the bottom of their priority list. While hustle is important if you don't take time to rest and recharge your body and mind it will eventually catch up to you.   In this week's episode, Dan and Ildiko have a conversation about some of the healthy changes they've made to their diets and wellness routines ever since Ildiko got sick. They chat about the foods that they feed their kids, how the whole family avoids sugar, and Dan sheds some insight on what it's like to turn 50 years old.   “Hustle is important, don't get me wrong, but at some point, you also have to take care of yourself.” – Dan Caldwell    Episode Highlights:  The importance of a healthy diet How to develop a morning and evening routine Why Ildiko doesn't consume any negative media How Dan and Ildiko prioritize sleep Dan's self-reflections from what it's like turning 50 Why resting can often be your superpower   The Daily Greens Dan is taking! CytoGreens - Premium Green Superfood for Athletes Acai Berry Green Tea - 14 serving https://bit.ly/3zJq6MZ   CytoGreens - Premium Green Superfood for Athletes Acai Berry Green Tea - 30 serving https://bit.ly/2XsXolK   Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast: Pretty and Punk Website Pretty and Punk Podcast on Facebook Pretty and Punk Podcast on Instagram Spicy Lil Pepper on Instagram Punk Ass on LinkedIn        

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid    Going Long Podcast Episode 133: How to Become a Commercial Real Estate Pro In the conversation with today's guest, Dan Lewkowicz, you'll learn the following:   [00:27 - 02:51] Dan's profile, in Billy's guest introduction. [02:51 - 09:44] The backstory and decisions made that led Dan to this point in his journey.  [09:44 - 16:11] Dan's experience of working with people beyond his backyard and outside of his home area, plus what he sees as the main reasons that people have wanted to invest out of state in Detroit.  [16:11 - 20:42] A 101 introduction to and explanation of Net Leasing. [20:42 - 22:21] To what extent financing expenses affect the net income from a property lease / investment. [22:21  - 27:05] Dan explains what the 1031 Exchange is, and it is used to help in the trading of assets. [27:05  - 29:05] How Dan went from Psychology to Sales. [29:05  - 33:54] Dan explains all about his CRE PRO course, and the process for people who are interested in investing with him.   Here's what Dan shared with us during today's conversation:   Where in the world Dan is based currently: Detroit, Michigan. The most positive thing to happen in the past 24 hours: Picking up the kids from camp and seeing how happy they are! Favourite European City: Jerusalem, Israel. A mistake that Dan would like you to learn from so that you don't have to pay full price: Be careful not to take on more than you can handle, focus on the one thing that you can be best at! Book Recommendation: Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion, by Robert B. Cialdini.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Dan Lewkowicz by using the info below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-lewkowicz-7118361  Website: https://creprocourse.com/  Cell Phone: (USA) 248-943-2838      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

Dan Sheridan, EVP and Chief Operating Officer of Brooks Running, shares a treasure trove of life and career lessons from his 20+ years at the company. Dan has also experienced the turnaround of the organization through the leadership of their CEO, Jim Weber. Dan shares the lessons he's learned leading the organization before and after the pandemic and how it's positioned Brooks for a bright future.  In this episode we also discuss: -The impact of finding the right CEO -How Dan and his team approach diversity, equity, and inclusion -Traits of the best leaders -How Brooks positioned themselves as a market leader in performance running/training -The upside of working for Warren Buffett and more.. ----- email questions or comments to omaid@omaid.me  

Today's show is with athletic performance coach, Dan Back.  Dan Back is the founder of “Jump Science” and is also a coach at Xceleration sports performance in Austin, Texas.  Dan reached an elite level in his own vertical jump and dunking ability, and has been helping athletes run faster, jump higher and improve overall physical performance for over a decade.  I first met Dan in my own time at Wisconsin, LaCrosse, where I was working on my master's degree in applied sport sciences. When it comes to sports performance training, the two “KPI”s we are routinely searching for, are undoubtedly sprint speed and jumping ability.  Improvements here are harder to come by than simply improving a barbell strength exercise that is brand new to an individual.  On top of this, the higher velocity the movement, generally, the more difficult it is to improve. This is where there is a big difference in simply knowing information about training, and spending time talking to coaches who have been working hard on this skill themselves for years, and then have transmitted that knowledge into working with others.  Dan is a coach who really embodies what he is teaching on a regular basis. On today's show, Dan talks about how his plyometric programs have changed over the years, where his plyometrics volume has shifted, volume in performing variations of various sport jumps, as well as in submaximal plyometrics, where big rocks like depth jumps fit in now. Key elements Dan looks at when coaching speed that fit with reactive abilities RSI, Strength/speed alternation, and knowing that you aren't losing too much “explosive or maximal strength in the pursuit of speed Today's episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster and Lost Empire Herbs.  For 15% off your Lost Empire Herbs order, head to www.lostempireherbs.com/justfly View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Timestamps and Main Points 4:41 – Dan's evolution as an athlete and coach & how he became interested in sports performance 9:52 – Making jump training a sport: Is low rim dunk training the most effective for young athletes? 14:10 – Sport jumps vs. “Fun” jumps & How have your views on plyometrics evolved over time? 17:24 – Filling in the gaps in athletic history 20:01 – What staple plyometrics do you use in your training besides jumping? 25:34 – Building up from small, quick, easy movements 31:05 – Are there plyometrics Dan don't use anymore? 32:38 – How Dan utilizes sprinting, warmups, and other exercises in athletic training 39:51 – Measuring RSI in sprinting and how to “reverse engineer” RSI from a “sprint first” perspective 46:33 – Dan's approach to elimination and reintroduction of strength training and how to ensure one is not losing their maximal or explosive strength abilities when working on speed “I love [low rim dunk training] and I do think there's a superiority there compared to just trying to touch the rim or touch the back board. One, because it's just more fun. Two, to have success in the training, but then also there's just this component of it's not like a workout.” “Having that fun and even that creative, ideas-based, like oh I'm gonna try this dunk or I'm gonna try to dunk off one leg or whatever… having that fun, creative environment definitely makes a difference for the motor learning side of things and the motivation side of things.” “Hurdle hops are good but this is like a complimentary, forced development exercise. We want to have the base be not plyometrics, but the base be fun jumping and hopefully even diverse fun jumping.” “I believe in jump technique, I don't overdo it… Sometimes if they don't have those key skills, it's like you're kinda getting strong and not realizing any of it.” “Nowadays, really I would say sprinting is the plyometric that I have gravitated the most toward trying to make sure that is included in an athlete's overall workload.”

06:00 – Harry welcomes to the show, Daniel B. French, who shares his background growing up in Kentucky and talks about the modern version of rhetoric16:12 – Dan discusses the awakening he underwent during his education and tells the story of the four academics who came to speak at his school21:24 – Dan talks about the power of persuasion and shares why he wrote his book, The 21 Coliseums of Persuasion30:27 – Dan and Harry talk about navigating through conversations without ‘triggering' people and expounds on other Coliseums of Persuasion37:22 – Dan shares the story of how he got involved in comedy43:20 – How Dan's eclectic background in comedy and rhetoric has impacted his parenting50:58 – Dan chronicles his growth as a podcast host59:25 – What is something that Dan has changed his mind about recently and the most misunderstood thing about Dan1:03:09 – Dan speculates on the future of our society1:06:52 – Harry thanks Dan for joining the show and let's listeners know where they can connect with himTWEETABLES“The simplest definition of rhetoric is that it's the study of hyper-designed messages.”(12:20)“I always have that orientation, but it's that working class orientation. If you're going to teach me something, I need to have a use for it.” (19:11)“Everybody on the left who thinks that they're being rational are not being rational. They are, at best, partially rational or pseudo-rational. So, the project I'm working on now is a logic primer for people to train people in actual logic so they can clean up their own act and use it better.” (28:13)“There's so many things in a comedy club environment that are made technologically for people to laugh. All you have to do is say something kinda funny and they want to laugh. If you can actually hit funny, it just explodes.” (42:01)“I love great conversations. For me, when I'm the podcast interviewer, I like to get into the space of ‘what am I really interested in here?'” (52:46)THANK YOU SPONSORS!FocusritePatreonLINKS MENTIONED*FullCast Website *Podcast Junkies Junkies Facebook GroupLink to Podfest Expo Virtual SummitDan's BookDan's YouTube ChannelDan's LinkedInDan's InstagramDan's FacebookDan's TwitterDan's PodcastRhetoric Warriors WebsiteLink to Robb Wolf's Website

You enter a workplace.  You've never been here before.  But you know exactly what to do--and you execute the tasks competently. This is one of the goals of Bit Space Development.  They're an interactive digital media studio, based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. And their mission says their goal is to build "the best, most innovative and creative interactive learning experiences we possibly can". Bit Space Development Owner/CEO Dan Blair created his startup in 2015.  Since then, Dan, who describes himself as an "idea guy" and technology enthusiast, has worked with his team to develop multiple VR and XR projects for experiential learning.  Currently, classrooms and on-the-job training are their main applications.  But Dan says the possibilities extend far beyond those uses--to social experiences as well. Dan talked about his experiences, explored the ways his company's technology works for hands-on virtual learning experiences and shared some of his favorite resources. On this edition of Over Coffee®, we cover: Where Dan's interest in "building things that solve problems" began; The creative project that served as a catalyst this interest; The story of Bit Space Development (which Dan says he created accidentally!); One very cool XR project Bit Space Development is doing with the schools in their area; How Dan and his team are using immersive technology to work remotely due to the pandemic; A walkthrough of planning an educational experience in XR; How XR can become more accessible; What's ahead, for Bit Space Development; A 360 experience they've created, reconstructing a site in their local community; Dan's recommendations for anyone who's new to XR and would like to learn more.

Shaan (@ShaanVP) and Sam (@theSamParr) are joined in this episode by serial Bitcoin entrepreneur Dan Held (@DanHeld). They talk about the Genesis block of Bitcoin, who Satoshi Nakamoto might really be, and the controversy around Tether. They end the episode talking about business ideas in the Crypto space and how to make money in the creator economy. --------- * Want to be featured in a future episode? Drop your question/comment/criticism/love here: https://www.mfmpod.com/p/hotline/ * Support the pod by spreading the word, become a referrer here: https://refer.fm/million * Have you joined our private Facebook group yet? Go to https://www.facebook.com/groups/ourfirstmillion and join thousands of other entrepreneurs and founders scheming up ideas. --------- Show notes: * (:47) Intro to Dan Held * (3:01) How Dan got his first Bitcoin * (4:17) Will the real Satoshi please stand up * (9:31) Dan's Early Bitcoin days * (15:00) Ideas for the Bitcoin & Crypto space * (21:35) A new kind of private wealth manager * (24:43) The controversy around Tether * (31:28) Bitcoin security and multi-signature wallets * (36:31) Growth hacks to build your audience * (40:41) Monetizing in the creator economy * (46:44) Laser eyes and memes

Wondering how to up your investment game? In this episode, we're going to dive into them! Dan Kennedy is in charge of Management and Investor Relations at Driven Capital Partners.  Dan used to be a professional soccer player before moving on to real estate investing in 2011.  After retiring from the sport, he has found his new passion which is to educate all professional athletes on real estate investing and the strong benefits of real estate portfolio after an athletic career.[00:01 - 03:49] Opening SegmentLet's get to know today's guest, Dan KennedyDan shares how he transitioned from soccer to real estate[03:50 - 15:03] Multiple Asset Classes and Remote Management “Real Estate is Very Insufficient.”Build a successful strategy and teamProviding Proactive Solutions during the PandemicPresenting Lower Returns to Investors[15:04 - 24:28] Turning IndustrialDan talks about his Growth StrategyIndustrial Warehouse is gonna continue to have appealMoving from Office to Apartments“It's not a fun project.”[24:28 - 27:18] Final Four SegmentDan's advice to aspiring investors“Do your work on a front end.”How Dan stays on top of his gameTaking care of his physical health“Time is the only asset you have.”Dan's way to make the world a better placeMaking Santa Barbara a better place to liveReach out to our guest - see links below Final wordsTweetable Quotes“With great risk comes great reward.” - Dan Kennedy“We're putting people first… Every building we buy, we want the tenants to stay.” - Dan Kennedy“Look into doing business with good people.” - Dan Kennedy-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Dan Kennedy through: dan@drivencap.com or LinkedIn.  Check out https://www.drivencap.com/ and start shifting your career to real estate investing.Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify a strategy and provide solid predictable returns.  FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on.  Thank you for tuning in!Email me → sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

Until you show your patients that you care, it doesn't matter to them how much you know; that is one of the biggest lessons that Dr. Dan Tran learned through his experience of being diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer during his second-year residency. Another is that we never know how much time we have left on earth and it's so important that we make time for the things and people we love. Although Dan has been living a close to normal life for the past three years thanks to a miracle drug he has been taking, it is unclear how long the power of the drug will last, and his future is very uncertain. As you'll hear in today's episode, Dan manages to stay positive amidst this uncertainty, and we can all learn a lot from his inspirational outlook, as well as his expertise as an oral surgeon and assistant professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. Key Points From This Episode:How Dan ended up in the academic world, after always thinking he would work in private practice.Dan's main focus at the moment, and what he loves about his work. The initial symptoms of the cancer that Dan was later diagnosed with.What finally encouraged Dan to get an MRI, and the first thing he thought when he got the results.Procedures that Dan underwent following his diagnosis.The medication that Dan has been taking for three years, and the uncertainty of his future. Lessons that Dan has learned through his cancer diagnosis, from both a doctor and patient perspective.How Dan balances the things that are important to him, knowing that he may not have long to live. A mentor of Dan's who still hovers over him in his mind. Why working with computers and 3D printing throughout his life has helped Dan in his career. There are always a team of people behind any success story Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Dr. Dan TranVirginia Commonwealth UniversityThe White Coat Investor

Want to avoid mistakes in Long Distance Investing?  Download your FREE document at billykeels.com/7mistakestoavoid    Going Long Podcast Episode 115: Align Yourself with your R.E.I. Team to Score Goal after Goal   In the conversation with today's guest, Dan Kennedy, you'll learn the following:   [00:27 - 03:44] Dan's profile, in Billy's guest introduction. [03:44 - 12:23] The backstory and decisions made that led Dan to this point in his journey. [12:23 - 17:03] The reasons that Dan decided to invest beyond his backyard of California and instead embrace long distance, out of state Real Estate investing.  [17:03 - 19:19] How Dan is able to mitigate risk by having a diverse and wide-spread investment portfolio across many market locations on a large scale. [19:19 - 24:31] Where Dan's passion for wanting to help other athletes on their Real Estate investing journey comes from.  [24:31 - 27:54] How ego plays a part in people's decisions to agree to make a move into Real Estate and ensure a financially secure future. [27:54 - 40:40] How Dan has managed to win the trust of people, especially professional athletes, so that they feel comfortable to commit to the advice and investment strategies he proposes to them.  Here's what Dan shared with us during today's conversation:   Where in the world Dan is based currently: Long Beach, California. The most positive thing to happen in the past 24 hours: Taking his son to perform in a Peter Pan play outdoors! Favourite European City: Florence, Italy. A mistake that Dan would like you to learn from so that you don't have to pay full price:  Make sure you have a partner that has interests that are in line with your own that you can fully trust. Book Recommendation: Tools of Titans, by Tim Ferriss.   Be sure to reach out and connect with Dan Kennedy by using the info below: Email: dan@drivencap.com  Website: https://www.drivencap.com/  Cell Phone: (USA) 714-612-7686    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

Dan Blackburn is a coach and the founder of National Training Centres Hockey, as well as the creator of the Pillars of Greatness curriculum. In this episode, we talk about Dan's journey to success as a coach, author, and father, despite hardships. Dan has trained thousands of athletes, including PK Subban of the NJ Devils, two-time Stanley Cup champion David Bolland, and Stanley Cup champion Tyler Sequin of the Dallas Stars. We also go over NTC Hockey's mission of teaching athletes how to see and experience their greatness both on, and off, the ice and to produce the most dominant hockey players in the game. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction 01:25 Where Dan grew up, his family challenges, and what sports he played as a kid 04:42 How Dan got involved into hockey coaching and his tryouts anecdote 09:20 Dan's motivation to coach hockey at a young age and what age groups he coached 12:13 How Dan started with off-ice training and set out to prove its benefits for athletes 16:37 Being ahead of the curve with off-ice training and incorporating mental training 19:24 Recognizing that there is a life after professional sports and how to transition smoothly 22:14 Dan's definition of what mental health should be 26:26 Looking at the athletes that have struggled in the Covid era and Dan's approach to help them 30:25 Dan's vision for a better normal in youth sports after Covid 35:37 Where does Dan's optimism and energy comes from and his “booyah” shtick 40:22 Details on how you can connect with Dan 42:48 Outro The interview featured on this episode of the Love What You Play podcast originally aired live on For the Love of the Game's Facebook page and YouTube channel.

Today’s guest is Dan Lewkowicz, a seasoned real estate veteran with over 15 years of experience in many facets of real estate. He is a former business development executive for Amazon in Detroit. Currently, Dan is the Director of Investment Sales at Encore Real Estate Investment Services and specializes in shopping centers, medical office buildings, industrial fulfillment centers, quick service restaurants, and automotive repair and parts stores.   Let’s listen to Dan to learn more about triple net lease opportunities.   [00:01 – 07:10] Opening Segment  Dan shares his career journey in corporate and real estate. The landscape of the commercial real estate. Dan shares some advice for people who wants to get in the commercial real estate lane.   [07:11 – 22:07] Triple Net Lease Opportunity The ideal profile for Net Lease Investor. The downside to the triple Net Lease Deal. What it takes to get on the list of the triple, he transact Why Net Lease becomes an attractive place to put capital. Different layers of Net Lease. The absolute Triple Net Lease Double net lease. Gross net lease Triple net lease reimbursement  if you are interested in multifamily and want to review a sample deal, check out our special download of a sample deal package on casmoncapital.com/sampledeal, and join our mailing list to get tips on exclusive investment opportunities.   [22:08 – 39:36] The Affecting Factors of Triple Net Lease Deal How to determine the valuation and cap rate of Net Lease Rent to sell ratio and rental reduction. How Dan evaluate the risk on retail landscape and seeing in the space The shift of retail exchange that is affecting the industrial sector. The aspects to keep in mind on underwriting the deals How to connect with Dan See links below.   [39:37 – 46:24] The Bull’s eye round Apparent Failure: Saying yes to too many things and not narrowing down his focus Digital Resource: Apto.com  Most Recommended Book: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill The One Thing by Gary Keller Influence: The Psychology of Persuasion by Robert B. Cialdini Daily Habit: Constantly visualizing his goals and success every morning. Current Curiosity: Syndication  Wish I Knew When I Was Starting: The Power of being focus on one thing. Best Place to Grab a Bite in Michigan. Streetside seafood in Birmingham Prime and Proper in Detroit How to connect with Dan. See links below Final words from me Tweetable Quotes: “ Net lease represents the safe haven for capital.” –  Dan Lewkowicz.   “Narrow your focus to one thing, so you have complete control and master something before expanding.” –  Dan Lewkowicz.   “In the triple net lease, it is so important to have a great broker.” –  Dan Lewkowicz.   You can connect with Dan on Linkedin; you can also call or text him at 248 943 2838. Check out his CRE PRO course at  creprocourse.com.    Thank you for joining us for another great episode! If you're enjoying the show, please LEAVE A FIVE START RATING AND REVIEW,  and be sure to hit that subscribe button so you do not miss an episode.   To enhance your multifamily knowledge and achieve greater success in your business, you can connect with me on LinkedIn and Facebook or check out my website www.casmoncapital.com/.  

Dan Oliver is a Louisville based entrepreneur who has had a rapid rise to success. Founder and owner of Dan-O's seasoning, Dan has a story of perseverance and dedication that many can learn from. Today on the show, Eric and Dan cook up some food at the E-Wood Headquarters, and discuss: (1:41-4:02) - Dan the competitor (4:02-12:03) - Dan's career journey and start of Dan-O's (12:03-18:02) - How Dan grew the brand of Dan-O's (18:02-21:45) - The pandemic pivot (21:45-25:15) - Advice to small business owners (25:15-31:20) - What separates Dan-O's from the competition And much more. Follow Dan on Social media @danosseasoning and vest their website https://danosseasoning.com/

Recently, I posted a poll on Instagram asking if you had any questions or topics you wanted Dan and me to discuss on the program. You had a LOT to say and today we respond to you questions and concerns in an episode devoted to how to have a GREAT relationship. Specifically, we cover: What do men worry about when dating? What were Dan’s concerns? Do men really change for a woman if she’s The One? How dating in your late 30s/early 40s differs from dating earlier in life. How Dan and I met (for more on this, check out episode 46). How our relationship progressed—did we date other people while dating each other? Did we know we were dating other people? Were we jealous about these other relationships? Why we decided to choose to be exclusive with each other (for more on this, check out episode 89). We received so many questions, we decided to make this a two-part series. Dr. Karin Website: http://loveandlifemedia.com Instagram: @dr.karin --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/love-and-life-media/support

** Tickets for Converting Corporates 2021 are now on sale! Check out the Key Resources section for ticket information ** Have you ever thought that certain personality types do better than others when it comes to B2B sales? You’re not alone… in fact, there are differences in the ways that certain personality types show up in their sales activity… and they can help and hinder your success. But instead of trying to change your personality, I’ve decided to share the most common personality types that I’ve seen whilst training over 12,000 people - and how you can maximise your personality to make more sales. After all, we can’t all sell in exactly the same way… so if you’re interested in finding out the part that your personality plays in your sales process, how it helps you and how it could be holding you back (plus focus areas for improvement!) then take a listen now. In this episode, I’ll be sharing; A quick overview of why there are four key personalities - and how to know if you’re a rare combination or not! (04:38) Whether it’s problematic to have a personality (and show it to stakeholders) when you’re selling your services to corporate companies. (05:55) Why we have to stop letting our personality type be the obstacle that stops us from selling successfully to corporate organisations. (07:16) Are you a ‘Wanda’ overview (09:26) Why ‘Wanda’s’ can get stuck with proposal writing and creating clear sales opportunities. (10:41) The best sales skill for a ‘Wanda’ - and how you can use it to your advantage in the B2B sales process. (12:25) How developing your consultative sales skills can give ‘Wanda’s’ the biggest advantage over their competitors. (14:47) Why ‘Olga’s’ are a classic sales personality type (17:29) Why theoretical sales concepts will keep you stuck and stop you making the sales you need. (18:10) The area that ‘Olga’s’ excel - and why it’ll give you an added edge over your competition. (20:17) How best practice business development skills will really bring an ‘Olga’ to the top of their potential close rates. (22:03) How ‘Olga’s’ can overcome their overthinking tendencies and take immediate action (24:01) What is a ‘Dan’ personality - and why I’m a very clear ‘Dan’ (26:00) How ‘Dan’s’ can often be misconstrued or misunderstood in the sales process - and how to work on it (27:23) Where ‘Dan’s’ excel… and why they’re more likely to close proposals quickly. (30:43) Why ‘Dan’s’ need to work on gaining multiple internal champions - and how to make that happen. (32:07) How to know if you’re a ‘Kieran’ - and why it’s super common in salespeople. (33:45) Why ‘Kieran’s’ will often use optimism to predict their B2B sales outcomes (34:53) Fast action plus foundational strategy - and how it can help ‘Kieran’s’ outperform their competition. (36:30) How metrics will save a ‘Kieran’ from missing out on sales opportunities. (38:50) Why your personality doesn’t have to hold you back - and using the sales strategies from today’s episode to help you win more business. (42:03)   Plus - an exciting announcement about Converting Corporates 2021. Make sure you grab your ticket below to access workshop sessions on; Selling to FTSE 500 companies, the ARQ Framework ™ and more... Key Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Converting Corporates 2021: If you’re ready to spend two days working on your business, building out your B2B revenue stream and networking with the best and brightest minds? Click here to grab your ticket: https://selltocorporates.com/converting-corporates-2021/   We have one space left in April to join The C Suite ® now! If you’re looking to get the best support in selling your services to corporate organisations, not to mention hundreds of email templates, swipe files and proposal outlines so that you really can convert at much higher rates and sell your services more successfully then click here to join the waitlist now: https://bit.ly/join-the-c-suite How to leave a review - http://bit.ly/howtoreviewmypodcast Book an exploratory chat with me! I’m offering the final exploratory sessions with me so that you can ask any questions you have about The C Suite ® and how it can benefit your business. These opportunities are incredibly limited - so if you’d like my eyes on your business and a totally transparent conversation about how The C Suite ® could support your goals, book it here now: https://bit.ly/corporateexploratorysession Top 5 Business Development Questions: If you’re looking to convert more business development calls into sales? You need to be asking the right questions and getting the best information to support future work. Download my Top 5 BDQs here and start getting quality information from your prospects: https://bit.ly/top-5-business-development-questions

For years, Dan Lee (Partner with Comvest Partners) was striving for results and results only. On every call, he was looking to make a quick win to add to his tally of success. Yet, Dan realized he was chasing success in the wrong ways. In this vulnerable and honest episode, Dan shares his biggest lessons in business so far and tells us the major mindset shifts he’s made in an effort to gain knowledge and provide more value. We begin our conversation with Dan by hearing about how the COVID pandemic was an ‘aha’ moment that lit a fire under him to make a change. He touches on how the bulk of his career was transaction-focused and why a pivot into business development changed all that for him. Delving deeper, Dan describes his shift in focus toward being a truer, more authentic version of himself. His notes capture what authenticity means to him, as we learn why the ‘all or nothing’ ethos isn’t practical, as well as Dan’s reasons for wanting to be good at several things instead of being great at just one thing. Dan is especially candid in this episode but in an inspiring and magnetic fashion. He shares the advice he’d give his 30-year self and why balance should’ve been his north star. To hear more on Dan’s impressive and evolutionary story, be sure to join us today! Key Points From This Episode: Dan shares some of his ‘aha’ moments brought about since the start of the pandemic.What led to Dan’s fundamental mind shift.The importance of looking at business development as itself, and not sales.How Dan’s core focus has changed in recent times.Dan touches on focussing on things as they are, and not how they seem to be.Hear about the advice Dan would give his 30 year-old-version of himself.Dan talks about why he’d rather be good at several things than great at one thing.Why it is important to consistently try to improve yourself.Dan fills us in on how his view on competition was an unhealthy one.Host Alex Drost leaves listeners with a challenge for the week.Dan Lee on LinkedInComvest PartnersAlex Drost LinkedInBranch Out Podcast LinkedInConnection Builders LinkedInHave thoughts or comments? We want to hear from you. growth@connection.builders

Do you love seafood enough to start a business around it? That’s what happened to today’s guest. Mason's Famous Lobster Rolls Owner, Dan Beck, is here to chat about everything lobster rolls with us. We go into detail about the ingredients that make the best lobster rolls and the difference between different regions and how they serve their rolls. Dan also chats about the restaurant business during the pandemic with us and how he has adjusted to shipping fresh lobster roll kits by mail overnight to very, very happy customers across the country. Let’s get to it.    HIGHLIGHTS: The story behind Mason’s Famous Lobsters.   What you can get in the mail order kits. Jenna’s and Dan’s favorite lobster rolls What’s in the Basic Lobster Roll Kit?   How Dan got into the lobster business. Conservation efforts and fishing sustainably. How to put together a lobster roll.    QUOTABLES: “When you're doing something different than anybody is doing you always think to yourself, is this even gonna work? But we had a really great response here. And people were soliciting me to actually franchise!” - Dan Beck    HUNGRY FOR MORE? MY WEIRD FOOD OBSESSION - SHOW NOTES: https://myweirdfoodobsession.com MY WEIRD FOOD OBSESSION - INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/myweirdfoodobsession SIP BITE GO: https://sipbitego.com SIP BITE GO - INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/sipbitego   Get the guide… WHERE TO EAT IN PORTLAND, OREGON - https://sipbitego.com/pdx-lunch-spots  TASTY SAUCES (YOU NEED ASAP) RECIPE EBOOK - https://freesaucebook.com   Check these out... WATCH JENNA’S LOBSTER ROLL BY MAIL VIDEO - https://youtu.be/z8At4A_USIE JENNA’S FOODIE’S GIFT GUIDE - https://sipbitego.com/gifts-for-foodies/ JENNA’S SOUS VIDE LOBSTER TAILS RECIPE - https://sipbitego.com/sous-vide-lobster-tails

Dan Tapiero, the Managing Partner or 10T Holdings joins the show. In this episode we discuss: Dan’s pre-crypto career as a macro manager and entrepreneur and the path that led him to founding 10T Holdings The institutional narrative for Bitcoin and cryptoassets and how this thesis interplays with gold Views on layer one smart contract platforms and how to think about value accrual on these networks How Dan is approaching growth stage opportunities in this industry To learn more about 10T visit: 10tfund.com Follow Dan on Twitter @DTAPCAP  

In this episode, I have a very special guest, Darcy Juarez.Darcy is one of the most in demand marketing strategists in the world today.In this interview, we cover:- How Dan stole Darcy's car in 2009!- The 3 biggest mistakes small business owners make with marketing and 2 strategies to fix it- The biggest hidden risk behind the pent up demand as businesses reopen in coming months- Why all the money is in the "No's" and what to do about it- What Darcy will be covering in her presentation at the upcoming 'Success Mastermind' meeting on 23-24 March 2021____________________________________________________________________________Dan Bradbury can be found here:Get your FREE 8 Module Finance Masterclasshttps://danbradbury.com/finance/WEBSITE: http://danbradbury.com/QUIZ: What's your BPM Business Score?This quiz is going to reveal the strengths and weaknesses of your business. All you have to do is take 5-10 minutes to answer simple "yes or no" questions and you will be scored in 10 different areas of your business. Once you have your score, you will be sent a 24-page report that is customised specifically for you.LATEST BOOKS:Turnover is Vanity, Profit is Sanity: 9/12 Steps to Improving Your Profits & CashflowBreeding Gazelles: Fast Growth Strategies For Your BusinessDarcy Juarez can be found here:Website: http://darcyjuarez.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darcyjuarez/

I’ve been pals with today’s guest for over 5 years. He introduced me to a long black (Australian Americano) and always inspires me to stay healthy. He’s a gem of a human and I’m so glad I finally got him on the pod!    Dan Churchill is the Executive Chef at Charley St, a fast casual restaurant in Nolita. He holds a Masters in Exercise Science (strength & conditioning). He was born on the beaches of Sydney, Australia and currently resides in New York City. Dan is the author of three books and has appeared on notable programs such as ABC’s Good Morning America and the TODAY show. He has his own series on the Discovery Network called Feast with Friends, as well as his own production company called The Epic Table. His podcast of the same name focusing on performance, health and food launched in June of 2019.   Some of Dan’s notable accomplishments include being the nutrition and cooking face of CentrFit (Chris Hemsworth and Elsa Pataky’s lifestyle and fitness app, which reaches millions of active users). He has also traveled the world with Lindsey Vonn, Olympic Gold Medalist and most successful American skier in history.   We talk about:  How he kept his healthy habits during COVID through learning to control the controllable and let the rest go How Dan’s passion for food came through his love of being together with family, and loved ones while eating meals together. Wellness in Australia vs. the US His epic morning routine and how to leverage that time to what you want to do  Dan’s secret to success Understanding your bio individuality, listening to your gut, and tuning into what’s healthy for you  And his experience working with Lindsey Vonn at the 2018 Winter Olympics - cooking and eating for performance    What I love about Dan is that he believes about balance in your life leads to happiness, and if you are happy, you are healthy.    Get in Touch with Dan Churchill Website Instagram   Stay in Touch with Me: Instagram Website Stillness Is The Key

Do you find yourself being pulled towards nature? Some people seek out big cities and others have a connection to nature that they can’t ignore. In this episode, I am joined by massage mentor & bodywork business success coach, Dan Desmond - and today, you're going to hear all about his transformative experiences that led to his career path. Dan helps motivated massage therapists, bodyworkers & healers build a thriving, highly profitable, and abundant healing career. Stemming from a highly successful six-figure massage practice of 19 years with over 20,000 hands-on hours as a self-employed, full-time deep tissue licensed massage therapist, combined with an assortment of business, health & personal coaching certificates, he offers a roadmap for ambitions healers to succeed long term in the field of holistic bodywork.Tune in to Episode 15 to learn about Dan’s journey to becoming a massage therapist, and what he has learned from his relationships with the women in his life. Enjoy! Some Questions I Ask What did you learn being up on that island away from everyone else? (13:16)What happened after Alaska? (16:17)What are your goals? (31:16)In This Episode You Will LearnAbout Dan’s background (1:30)How Dan became a massage therapist (18:55)What Dan has learned from his relationships (28:40)To be open to receiving (34:36)Resources Mentioned The Vision by Tom Brown Jr. Connect with DanInstagramFacebookLet’s connect!Email: swagbackdoc@gmail.comFacebook Page See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

LEVYCAST IS BACK!!!! This episode host Dan Levy is joined by Chicago media personality Al Roker Jr. They discuss: 1) There's more than one Dan Levy in this world, and this one isn't doing quite as well as the one who hosted on SNL. 2) Roker has ENDLESS Jersey Mike points and has no reason to use any of them. 3) The genesis of Dan and Roker's relationship. 4) Their trip to the 2006 Super Bowl. 5) How Dan became Joe Namath's wingman for a day. 6) Playstation and Snoop Dogg parties. 7) How they BOTH almost missed their flights. 8) Did I mention there were Penthouse Pets invovled? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dan-levy8/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dan-levy8/support

Episode 41: Dan Tran (@dans.first.dances) is a professional ballroom dancer and dance instructor. Growing up, Dan never identified himself as a confident individual until he stumbled upon a dance class in college. Discovering dance meant he was able to find his own voice and an outlet of expression. Dan's interest in dance eventually led him to a competitive career, and ultimately won him two National Titles. Aside from being a performer, Dan holds multiple top teacher & studio awards as an instructor. In this episode, Dan shares how dancing became a way of expression for him, his struggle to find support from family for his dance career, and how he is coping with the pandemic. Show Notes: 00:50 - How would you normally describe yourself, and how did you get into dance?04:40 - Dan's parents and his dancing background growing up in San Jose6:55 - Speaking about his post on Asian Creative Network and his desire to dance in order to reinvent himself10:27 - Getting bullied out of auditioning for a part, but using the fresh start in San Jose State to learn Latin Dance14:50 - How dance became a medium to measure how much he has grown over the years17:30 - Parental pressure to pursue a traditional vocation or a traditional major in college, despite all of his success in dancing21:16 - Learning Salsa Dance in college, giving Ballroom Dance a shot, and losing in the competition25:25 - Practicing partner dance doesn't always require a partner, which allows independent practice!31:41 - Choosing between Breakdancing and Ballroom, coincidences, and being inspired by So You Think You Can Dance33:50 - Not seeing himself as a minority until leaving the Bay Area and traveling to different places in the US35:30 - Not a lot of successful Asian American representation, although there are many Asian American dancers38:25 - Feeling inspired after seeing a legendary performance from Victor Fung at a Stanford dancing event41:56 - Learning more about DanceSport events, the different divisions, and the difficulties of each event47:55 - Explaining the benefits of dance and how it appeals to such a broad audience53:45 - The experience of putting out a Cosplay Ball where his students and attendees dance and get out of their comfort zone58:20 - How Dan is teaching now despite COVID restrictions1:01:50 - Don't wait for opportunities to come to you. Create the opportunities you want1:03:40 - How to keep in contact with Dan!Join the community! Follow us on Instagram @wyndpodcast and find all of our socials at whyyounodoctor.com/podcast.Support the show (http://whyyounodoctor.com/podcast)

Episode Highlights: What changed in Dan from the last 20 years as an entrepreneur, How to calibrate your thought pattern and mindset to navigate uncertainty, Advice for people who are just starting the 48 days process, Tips in meditating everyday, How the specific date in the 48 days process helps people, How Dan's Eagles group banded together even during the pandemic... The post The 48 Days Process During the Pandemic with Dan Miller appeared first on Eventual Millionaire.

Episode Highlights: What changed in Dan from the last 20 years as an entrepreneur, How to calibrate your thought pattern and mindset to navigate uncertainty, Advice for people who are just starting the 48 days process, Tips in meditating everyday, How the specific date in the 48 days process helps people, How Dan's Eagles group banded together even during the pandemic... The post The 48 Days Process During the Pandemic with Dan Miller appeared first on Eventual Millionaire.

When you're playing the game of business, you can't just go on without having a concrete plan with you. In this episode, you're going to learn how to strategize a plan and create value in your business endeavors! Join John Brackett, CEO of Fidelity Business Partners and Host of We Build Great Apartment Communities Podcast as he and Dan Kennedy a former professional athlete, as they talk about Dan's shift into the real estate scene. Find out how Dan went from playing in the soccer field to playing in the real estate business as he shares his story. John and Dan will also discuss the importance of hard work and strategy in relation to real estate investing so you can plan out for your next move!   Episode Highlights: How Dan got into the real estate space What are transferable skills? The strategy to diversify yourself Why Dan moved from apartment product into the industrial warehouse product How Dan is financing his current projects Why and how Dan is structuring the equity on most of his opportunities How Dan sources asset management or property management What Dan’s company looks for in property management companies How Dan’s company communicates to their third party property manager Cultural challenges that can be overcome in property management   About Our Guest: Dan Kennedy played professional soccer for 12 years in Major League Soccer for the LA Galaxy. And went on to pursue a path in real estate after retiring as a professional athlete. Dan invested in business school at USC before he started a company called Driven Capital Partners with Matt Seamus, which is focused on preserving capital, creating passive income and growing wealth for people through real estate investing.   Connect with Dan:  LinkedIn https://www.drivencap.com/   ---   Did you enjoy today’s episode? Please click here to leave a review for The We Build Great Apartment Communities. Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified when a new episode comes out! Do you know someone who might enjoy this episode? Share this episode to inspire and empower! Connect with John Brackett and We Build Great Apartment Communities Instagram @webuildgreatcommunities Facebook @buildingreatcommunities LinkedIn @brackettjohn Website www.fidelitybps.com Subscribe to The We Build Great Apartment Communities Apple Podcasts Spotify Google Podcasts Do you think you would be a great fit for the show? Apply to be a guest by clicking . Fidelity Business Partners, Inc. 6965 El Camino Real Suite 105-190 Carlsbad, CA 92009 D: 760-301-5311 F: 760-987-6065  

Dan Lok is a serial entrepreneur, author, eight-figure business owner, and an expert in copywriting. Dan is back on the show to discuss his scalable copywriting formula and the strategy he designed to work for modern copywriting in 2020 and beyond. He also divulges expert advice on how to bring longevity and the ability to pivot to your business.  Tune in to learn what copywriting truly is and why it’s important for selling on social media, as well as how to narrow down your messaging to be extremely effective and attractive. Everything is easier when you have a strong hook and Dan believes words are the true currency of business. Do you agree?  During this interview, we discuss:  2:26 – What Dan is working on right now   3:33 – Unique software he has acquired and launched recently   5:00 – A bit about Dan’s background + What is copywriting?  8:07 – The difference between old school copywriting and modern copywriting  10:47 – The importance of effective copywriting on social media  13:11 – How Dan approaches copywriting in a scalable format + What is your unique mechanism?  20:17 – Dan’s candid thoughts on direct response copywriting and branding  22:42 – Leveraging the Brand Triangle: Personal brand, company brand, and product brand  27:23 – The importance of learning the fundamentals and proper skills of copywriting + Hiring and working with copywriters  31:04 – A few simple tricks anyone can use to make sure their copy is effective  24:37 – How to connect with Dan  Plus, a whole lot more!    Resources:  Listen to episode 132 with Dan Lok  Instant Scripts  www.DanLok.com   ————————-  If you enjoyed this episode, please RATE / REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE to ensure you never miss an episode.  Connect with Dennis Brown   AskDennisBrown.com  LinkedIn  Twitter  Instagram [Free Giveaways] 

Episode Highlights: What changed in Dan from the last 20 years as an entrepreneur, How to calibrate your thought pattern and mindset to navigate uncertainty, Advice for people who are just starting the 48 days process, Tips in meditating everyday, How the specific date in the 48 days process helps people, How Dan's Eagles group banded together even during the pandemic... https://eventualmillionaire.com/the-48-days-process-during-the-pandemic-with-dan-miller Thank you so much for watching!

Today, I have Dan Staudigel who will be talking about “Bend Racing.” Coming up in December, they'll be climbing 30,000 feet, close to a level of Mount Everest. Known on the team as "The Mule," Dan is a particularly skilled bushwacker, navigator, and analyst. He was drawn to adventure racing after being a student in Jason's high school class. His favorite part of racing is the power of having a team with a common sense of purpose; and therefore, being able to move with a speed that each teammate could never maintain individually. When not racing, Dan can be found creating digital spaces solutions as a software architect. In this episode, you will hear about: How Dan discovered the sport world The need to get engaged with a community Health awareness in sporting Philosophy of suffering and stress Journey towards body acceptance   [03:15] How Dan started the adventure racing sport: Jason was his teacher in high school (Dan was taking a climbing fitness class). He overheard Jason mention adventure racing, which was padding and running. They trained and then raced. [05:25] The team was originally Team Yoga Slackers, then became Team Gear Junkie, and now, Bend Racing. [07:15] Dan is a new Dad. His kid is just over 2 years old with one more on the way. He lives in Bend, about 100 yards from Jason. It began with an offer to watch Jason's parent's house. They have a modern racing, kid raising compound in their neighborhood. [09:45] One season, they ran three expedition races in two months: it was an expedition race every 4 weeks. Dan's wife Chelsea got a gallstone 30-60 minutes into the race. Every time they came back from a race, they had the "post-race blues." Around that time, a book came out about tribes and how important it was to mental health. The depression was due to being separate from the tribe. [13:45] Culture is so individual, and it's a lie. It's a relief to set aside that personal piece and ask the group how to help. [16:15] Dan participated in World's Biggest Race: Eco Challenge Fiji. [19:30] People talked about Dan's team "pushing really hard" but they could have continued at that pace indefinitely (fighting 7K tailwind) if it was colder. He didn't supplement enough salt. During eight hours of paddling, he drank six liters of water, ate 300 calories per hour, but only consumed a gram of salt. He sweat out his electrolytes. [21:30] For every liter of water you drink, you should consume 10 grams of salt, to help your muscles work. When you drink water, your body wants to move it from your gut into your body water system, but if it doesn't have enough electrolytes, it pulls the needed electrolytes from your body water and into your gut. It steals from the preserve. [23:45] The final stages of hyponatremia are: seizures, coma, death. In hindsight: carry salt pills. Dan prefers to drink water and supplement salt, because the 1% solution tastes awful to him. They dropped out of one race because of Jason's hip. [26:00] The team had a 24 hour headstart, but then it took 36 hours to traverse the distance the other teams took 8-12 hours. They ended in 7th-8th place because they did not want to inch-worm up a mountain and across a glacier. [29:30] The adventure racing mindset is: you push as hard as you can, and if they cut you off, they cut you off. Don't take yourself off the course, let the course take you off. [34:50] Dan explains his philosophy about suffering and trade-offs. Walking through 100K of thornfield jungles of Patagonia is good practice to "being where you want to be. Life will be hard no matter what. Choose HOW you want to suffer. [38:00] It's highly adaptive to think you are not enough, because how else will you progress towards the next "carrot" that's just ahead? In some cases, this can be demoralizing. If you don't choose your suffering, your mind will make up something else to suffer about. [40:00] Avoid suffering by cutting out doomscrolling and Netflix binging. Most humans in America experience fight-or-fight in relation to their power bill, mortgage, or job. There's something freeing about getting that stress response in the "nature intended way" -- you get the adaptiveness that way. [42:45] It's easy to over-train emotionally (in the same way you could over-train physically and injure yourself throwing weights around). Seek adaptive improvements to build resiliency instead of maladaptive responses, i.e. a toxic team. A benchpress can be done correctly or incorrectly, in the same way a difficult talk can be done "the wrong way." [44:00] Dan explains how failure in physical training and relationships can be corrected and lead to increase strength. [47:00] Dan describes his journey towards body acceptance. Everyone else in the race, relaxing in the pool, were very "jacked." But Dan realized his arms and legs were more efficient. [51:00] If Dan was slightly slimmer, he would have been at less risk of overheating, but would have had less sodium reserves. [52:30] When you see an athlete (like a cyclist) posing for a photo, they're flexing muscles. It's performative. [54:00] Self-talk is a choice. It takes a lot of practice to see that choice and make a different choice.   Ten Rapid Fire Questions [58:00] Favorite junk food item: Snickers bar When you think about the word tough, who's the first person that pops in your head? You, right now. Most used gear item and eco challenge? Backpack. Your go to pair of shoes: Topo Mountain Racer What was the hardest single day of your life? Patagonia, 2013. In five years you will be? On the Moon. Favorite race? I love them all. Dogs or cats? Dogs. You can train with one person for one day, who is it? The Kiwi Guys, Nathan. Tell me the go to phrase that you say to yourself when you're deep in the hurt locker. Tell yourself a new shitty story.   Key Quotes [27:00] "Always keep going if you can. Always find a way to keep going." [33:45] "The easiest way to be where you want to be, is to want to be where you are." [36:22] We have as a society traded away so much physical suffering for emotional suffering. Most people do not see this connection that your only choices how to suffer. They spend all sorts of time trying and failing to suffer less. And really, they just need to choose how to suffer and try to do their best at that. [51:30] "The whole game in adventure racing is to stay at a low level of output that you're primarily using body fat for fuel over stored muscle glycogen."   ***   EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com  

We’re on the podcast today telling our stories of how we each made our first million dollars. We’re not telling you these stories to brag, but rather, to inspire you. Oftentimes in business we get so beat down that we begin to lose hope, while we struggle to keep our heads above water. This episode is to show you guys that we’ve been there and have felt like giving up at times. But, we stayed the course, just like you’re going to do. You have to stay strong and keep working harder and harder. You’ve got to act like there’s no Plan B. It’s like running a marathon, if you keep moving forward you will eventually reach that finish line.   That’s why we’re on the pod today, to inspire you with our stories of how we got started and eventually manifested our dreams. In our journey we’ve found that hearing other people's success stories has kept us motivated and made us feel like we weren’t alone. We’re hoping this episode does that for you!   “It’s not meant for everybody else. If it’s your dream, you have to hold onto that dream and fight for it with everything in your soul.” - Dan Caldwell   This week on Pretty and Punk: How Ildiko’s mothers work ethic inspired Ildiko’s drive The tragic death of Ildiko’s brother The family jewelry store getting robbed at gunpoint How Ildiko opened up a party store as a teenager Buying her first property at age 16, while modeling and acting How Ildiko got the idea for the architectural concrete company from watching a documentary How Dan ran Tapout as a side hustle while working as a cop Tapouts grassroots growth story How Dan and Tapout took advantage of the early days of e-commerce on the internet Selling over a million dollars in merchandise but barely being able to pay rent The struggle of being made fun of and nobody believing in your dream   Connect with the Pretty and Punk Podcast: Pretty and Punk Website Pretty and Punk Podcast on Facebook Pretty and Punk Podcast on Instagram Spicy Lil Pepper on Instagram Punk Ass on LinkedIn                        

***BEST OF HOW I WORK***I'm currently taking a few weeks off, so today's episode is a Best Of episode. I've gone back through the archives of the last 2.5 years of hosting How I Work and picked out my absolute favourite episodes!My guest today is Dan Pink. Dan is the author of six bestselling books, including Drive, A Whole New Mind, and his latest book "When: The Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing", which has spent four months on the New York Times bestseller list. You might also be familiar with Dan through his TED talk about the surprising science of motivation, which has been viewed over 20 million times.I am a big Dan Pink fan so I was very excited to be able to chat with him. I think he has such a knack for dissecting complex science and finding a way to make it not just accessible, but memorable and impactful for his readers.We cover a bunch of things during this chat, including:How Dan works out whether an idea is great or whether it stinksHow the idea behind his latest book "When" came to beThe importance of the structure of a book, and Dan’s approach to mapping out a book’s structureDan’s process for coming up with the title for a book or projectHow he came up with the title for Adam Grant’s bestselling book Give and TakeWhy Dan structures his work day into three distinct sectionsWhy Dan isn’t a big believer in willpowerHow Dan constructs his working environment to make it easy to stay off digital distractionsDan’s approach to radically reducing the amount of emails he receivesHow Dan decides what to say yes to and what to say no toDan’s approach for saying no politelyDan’s process for translating a book into a keynote speechWhy Dan asks his wife to read his books out loud to him during the editing processFind out more about Dan at danpink.com and subscribe to his newsletter right here. And you can check out his latest book When here.For comprehensive show notes on this episode, go to: https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcastGet in touch at amantha@inventium.com.auIf you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode I interviewed Dan Howells who has previously worked with the Houston Astros MLB team and professional rugby in England as a strength and conditioning coach/coordinator.   This episode talks about interpersonal and communication skills within the sporting environment as well as the differences and lessons of working in different sports in different countries.   Topics discussed…   The importance of communication in sports and in a high performance setting. How Dan created his personal philosophy to reflect his values and tips in creating your own. Understanding your personality type and personality types of others and how to interact. Recognizing personal biases and how to deal with them. How to go about conflict arising. Perception relating to athletes and other staff and how to navigate it. Examples of athletes and staff stories relating to perception and conflict. Making sure everyone is on the same page. Biggest differences to the US vs the UK within S&C and different sports. Pros and cons of each setting. Biggest lessons he’s learned with his sporting transition.   You can contact/follow Dan below…   Twitter: @howellsdan Instagram: @collaborate_sports Website: www.collaboratesports.com  Email: info@collaboratesports.com   Dan’s Interactive Personal Development (IPD) Program information below!   Dan formed Collaborate Sports during the initial lockdowns through Covid as a means of connecting developing coaches and practitioners through a personal development focus. Since then, he has reached over 400 hundred practitioners from varying countries using the personal development platform he has created. He provides opportunities to others through Bespoke Coaching/Mentoring, Monthly Interactive Webinars with guest presenters, and the Interactive Personal Development (IPD) Program. The IPD was the main focus of building a platform to network other coaches together in a learning environment and make mentorship more affordable for younger and developing coaches. The IPD allows 10-12 coaches to partake in a 6month course, focusing on specific content dependent on the Technical or Non Technical nature of the programs. Live attendance means interaction is central to the program where attendees can take the information shared and navigate how to apply it to their own world through the help of Dan and others in the program. The costs are more affordable due to the group nature of the program, and the online platform provided to allow coaches to communicate between monthly meet ups means that attendees get to coach and help each other daily as required.   Currently, the S&C Technical IPD is open for enrollment with some spaces still available for the commencement on January 31st 2021. The programs reach coaches on all time zones based on running 2 cohorts at any one time. If you are interested in learning more about the course, you can visit www.collaboratesports.com for more info, or email Dan direct at info@collaboratesports.com to ask questions or arrange an informal discussion about the opportunities Collaborate Sports aims to provide.    You can contact/follow me below…   Website: www.patrick-wood.com Instagram: @coachpatrickwood Twitter: @coachpattywood   If you have enjoyed the show and could take the time to leave a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts, it would be much appreciated as it will help the show reach a greater audience and help others learn as well.   Thank you for listening!

Kevin's book, Education in the Marketplace ... Dan and Kevin's concern for Coleman Hughes' intellectual freedom ... How young is too young for movement conservatism? ... What was the Intellectual Dark Web? ... The IDW's central contradiction ... How Dan got involved with the conservative movement ... ... ... and why he left it ... Dan's advice to Hughes: don't trust the movement ...

Kevin's book, Education in the Marketplace ... Dan and Kevin's concern for Coleman Hughes' intellectual freedom ... How young is too young for movement conservatism? ... What was the Intellectual Dark Web? ... The IDW's central contradiction ... How Dan got involved with the conservative movement ... ... ... and why he left it ... Dan's advice to Hughes: don't trust the movement ...

Kevin's book, Education in the Marketplace ... Dan and Kevin's concern for Coleman Hughes' intellectual freedom ... How young is too young for movement conservatism? ... What was the Intellectual Dark Web? ... The IDW's central contradiction ... How Dan got involved with the conservative movement ... ... ... and why he left it ... Dan's advice to Hughes: don't trust the movement ...

Show Notes: In this episode, we talked about: How Dan believes that we all have insecurities What sets successful people apart in terms of managing insecurities  How he grew up in a lower-middle-class family with amazing parents How his insecurities began when he was young, which led to martial arts and boxing His experiences as a police office and magician His early stints as an entrepreneur How they began their t-shirt company, Tapout Connect with Dan Caldwell through the channels below to get to know him and his business more: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tapoutpunkass/?hl=en (https://www.instagram.com/tapoutpunkass/?hl=en) Twitter: https://twitter.com/tapoutpunkass?lang=en (https://twitter.com/tapoutpunkass?lang=en) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dan.caldwell.581 (https://www.facebook.com/dan.caldwell.581) Website: http://www.caldwellandtaylorrealty.com/ (http://www.caldwellandtaylorrealty.com/) For more information and to explore other episodes, go to www.themikecroc.com. Follow Mike on Instagram, Facebook, and Youtube at Mike C-Roc Ciorrocco. ⬇️ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/ (https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-ciorrocco/) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco (https://www.facebook.com/mikeciorrocco) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc (https://www.instagram.com/mikeycroc) Twitter: https://twitter.com/mikeycroc (https://twitter.com/mikeycroc) Website: https://www.themikecroc.com/ (https://www.themikecroc.com) Email: info@peoplebuildinginc.com Subscribe to my channel ➡️ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/ (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGWHuKojqZfcXmvGCAi_t1Q/)   The views and opinions expressed on the “What Are You Made Of?” podcast are solely those of the author and guests and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity. This is an independent production of Mike “C-Roc” Ciorrocco. The podcast production and the book "What Are You Made Of?" are the author's original works. All rights of ownership and reproduction are retained—copyright 2020.

Is your fear of being trolled or bullied online holding you back from being visible and building your online audience? Maybe you've been trolled or had to deal with copycats and you're not sure how to handle it? If ANY of that resonates with you then this special podcast episode recorded at my LIVE online event 2021 Sorted is a must-listen. You'll hear from four online business owners: sales expert Jessica Lorimer, blogger Natalie Lue, passive income expert Lisa Johnson and online coach Dan Meredith. They share their experiences of online trolls, bullies and copycats and some of their stories may shock you. Discover practical strategies and tips for dealing with the dark side of online business. Find out what to do if you're in a difficult situation and you're being bullied or trolled online or if someone is ripping off your work. You'll get tips on building your resilience - as well as how to reframe what's happening to you. And why the content you create can have an impact on people's reaction to you. Plus tips on how to avoid making a bad situation worse and when you SHOULD get legal.   {Click on the player above to listen to the podcast episode and/or read on for a detailed overview. Scroll down to the bottom to read the show notes including all the links mentioned in this episode.}   Podcast shownotes Why I decided to create this podcast episode (01:30) About 2021Sorted and the level up sessions (04:08) How Jessica dealt with an online troll (09:42) Natalie's experience with a stalker and online troll (12:55) Why you should never feed a troll (14:40) How Natalie deals with people who copy her work (15:00) Why you need to be careful about going in all guns blazing (16:39) Why you need to make sure you have your legal paperwork in order (17:29) How Lisa got bullied online and deals with online bullies (18:26) Why getting a troll means you're being visible (21:29) Why you should get legal advice when there's slander (21:52) Why you should never hold back being visible for fear of getting a troll (22:48) Why you'll always get trolls when you're successful (24:32) How Dan's online tribe killed off his trolls (25:05) What happens if you share polarising content (26:00) Why Dan doesn't like to be polarising and stays in his lane (26:22) Why you should focus on the positives and ignore the negative (29:16) Why you have to remember it's them not you  (31:31) Why you have to be ready to have awkward conversations (34:51)   Resources   Join my 2021Sorted Club Find out more about the private podcast stream Buy my 2021 Social Media Diary & Planner bundles Buy my 2021 Social Media Diary & Planner Join my Build Your Online Audience programme Build Your Online Audience programme Other useful podcasts   [Bonus] Should you join my Build Your Online Audience Programme? (podcast) [Bonus] Should you buy my 2021 Social Media Diary & Planner? (podcast) [311] How to generate passive income in your business with Lisa Johnson (podcast) [384] How to be more yourself in your social media content with Natalie Lue (podcast) [386] The four types of content that will help you make more sales (podcast) [397] How to create content that attracts corporate clients with Jessica Lorimer (podcast)   Connect with me on Twitter, Instagram Facebook and LinkedIn

Why can’t ALL your relationships be win-win? Learn how to take care of yourself, serve others, and turn a massive profit in today’s episode of 10xTalk with Dan Sullivan and Joe Polish. Here’s a glance at what you’ll discover from Dan and Joe in this episode:  Joe tells the story of the Sabbatical he’s taking next year and the wisdom of taking a sabbatical. How to grow your income, success, AND your engagement, happiness, and connection in the world. Why NOT having 100% win-win relationships with a growing number of people is a silly way to act. How a Strategy Circle helped one Strategic Coach Client DOUBLE his Business while taking 3 years off. The secret to a profitable, FREEDOM-focused Business where all the work is taken up by OTHER people. How Dan utilized Genius Network to turn $250K into $16M (And why he’s expecting to turn $1M into $64M). When being useful, capable and collaborative can transform your Business, your Team, and your life.

Our guest today is Dan Fichter, owner and operator of WannaGetFast, a sports performance facility in Rochester, New York.  He is one of the leading experts in applying clinical neurology into athletic rehabilitation and sport performance applications.  Dan has been mentored by a variety of elite coaches, therapists, and neurologists, and has trained numerous professional athletes and Olympians across a variety of sports.  He has been a multi-time guest on the podcast, with one of the most popular episodes of all-time being a joint discussion with Chris Korfist on “DB Hammer” training methods (an old-school classic). It’s somewhat of a “woke” term to mention the nervous system in training, as Matt Cooper said on a recent podcast.  Although it is easy to pay homage to the nervous system as the ultimate controller of training results, it is much more complicated to actually observe and specifically train the CNS.  This is where people like Dan Fichter are awesome resources in regards to being able to take the complex inter-disciplinary work on the subject, and tie it into simple methods we can use in our own practices. On today’s show, Dan runs through a wide swath of nervous system training topics, centering on isometrics, as well as their role in light of long term athletic development, crawling and the nervous system, infinity walks, as well as his keys to a good warmup from a neurological perspective.  There was a huge amount of practical training gold in this episode. 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. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Timestamps and Main Points 7:00 The top 3 things Dan learned from Jay Schroeder that have stuck with him over his years as a coach, particularly that of isometric exercise and intention 13:30 How isometrics specifically help create a condition for the body to solve a functional problem 20:30 How Dan’s exercise distributions have been altered over time (isometrics, bodyweight and traditional lifts) 27:00 Where Dan fits on the “5 minute hold” to shorter isometric hold spectrum 31:30 Questions on, “are isometrics alone enough to help an athlete overcome their injuries” 34:45 Crawling and links to neurology, as well as why it’s important to crawl in an extended posture position and the head up 39:45 How sensory stimulation precedes motor output in athletes, and the importance of stimulating athletes on a sensory level 47:00 The power of infinity walks in empowering an athlete on a neurological and sensory perspective, and how this can tie into, and be complexed with, other athletic skills 54:45 Things that Dan finds essential in the warmup process for his athletes 56:25 The electrical ramifications of tapping the heel in an athletic movement “As Jay says, “everybody is fast, and everybody is strong, they just can’t display it”” “Every step you take, the body finds the easiest and safest path, to complete the task” “When it comes to neurology, you have to hit it perfect, and when you hit it perfect, magic things happen” “Jay used to say this all the time “water will find the crack”” “One of my most favorite things I’ve learned from Jay’s was “quick style” exercises; my favorite exercise is a towel curl press, where they curl (the towel) up, they press it over their head, they pull it down, and then they extend their triceps, so there is everything about upper body movement in one exercise, and as Jay says, it’s recovering you while its training you” “When you get into studying the brain, it’s a flexion/extension synergy” “When you trace a complex movement, your cerebellum lights up like it’s nobody’s business” “For a 10 year old, I have them hold isometrics as long as they can… the younger you are the longer we’ll hold it.  The older you are,

Welcome to Fitness Education Online Podcast! In this episode of the Fitness Education Online Podcast, Jono Petrohilos interviews Daniel Suckling about "How Dan built a 7 figure online fitness business". Dan is an online business entrepreneur. He builds a 7 figure online fitness business and now he teaches other Fitpros to do the same. Follow Dan Facebook https://www.facebook.com/daniel.suckling.1 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/daniel_suckling/ Website: https://www.cashclockacademy.com/ Please check out our special for this week: Pelvic Floor Essentials for Fitness Professionals (10CECs) bit.ly/sale-pelvicfloor -- Note: Podcast episodes are hosted by either Jono Petrohilos, Travis Mattern or Claudia Li Fitness Education Online www.fitnesseducationonline.com.au Click the link below to join our Community Facebook Group (we have over 13 000 Fitness Professionals / Personal Trainers in there and we all share tips and ideas) www.facebook.com/groups/fitnesseducationonline

Today, back on the show, I'm talking to Dan Encell of Montecito and Santa Barbara ranked number one in sales in his local MLS for the last 15 years, and ranked as one of the top 10 brokers worldwide at Berkshire Hathaway.In our first interview, we spoke about how to gain clarity as you grow.Dan’s client reviews over and over are that he is a great negotiator. He also happens to be a great Poker player. Last interview we didn’t touch on that. Today, we’ll talk about it. Negating Multimillion Dollar Deals and applying Poker to Real Estate.Negotiating & Dan's passion for Poker (00:51) What you need to be a great negotiator (03:35)How Dan applies strategies in Poker to strategies in negotiating real estate (11:22)Dan's advice for new agents for working with and winning the business of buyers and sellers. (15:33)Fun story from Poker to an aspect of the deal (22.03)How Dan knows when to "hold" in negotiations (25.11)Dan's most resourceful tool for a good negotiation (33:27)Jere interviews the world’s most renowned and best real estate agents around the country and the world.These outstanding Agents tell their stories, how they got into the business, and what has made them successful in one of the oldest and most competitive industries.All of this on the “Jere Metcalf Podcast, Top Real Estate Agents tell how they do it.”www.JereMetcalfPodcast.comPowered byJere Metcalf Partners404.627.7789jere@jeremetcalfpartners.comJeremetcalfpartners.com

Dr. Dan Siegel (IG: @drdansiegel) is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the UCLA School of Medicine and the founding co-director of the Mindful Awareness Research Center at UCLA. He is also the Executive Director of the Mindsight Institute which focuses on the development of mindsight and teaches insight, empathy, and integration in individuals, families and communities. Dan has published extensively for both professional and lay audiences. He has five New York Times bestselling books. In this episode, we discuss: How Dan became fascinated with the mind What is mindsight? Applying mindsight to medical training When you shut off your mindsight circuits, you shut off your empathy The 5 parts to empathy Active versus passive compassion What leads to empathy fatigue? The connection between the mind and the brain What is interpersonal neurobiology? The mind is broader than the brain and bigger than the body The brain in your head is the third brain Me + We = MWe The 9 domains of integration aka The Wheel of Awareness The best predictor of health, happiness & longevity is your relationships How to live a more integrative life Building inner resilience Show sponsors: Sunwarrior

In this episode of the Babylon Bee Podcast, Kyle and Ethan talk to Dan Whitney better known as Larry The Cable Guy. Dan gained fame from the Blue Collar Comedy Tour while patenting the phrase “Get R Done” in his hilarious stand up act. Dan was able to reach out to the next generation when he voiced the role of Mater in the Pixar film, Cars. Dan talks to Kyle and Ethan about how he snagged the role of Mater, how he’s canceling cancel culture, and the time he had to get Chuck Berry off stage.  Topics Discussed  Larry The Cable Guy on the View Why Dan chose the name Reagan for his daughter How Dan found the Babylon Bee The Story of Dan snagging the role of Mater Joking with Paul Newman Kicking Chuck Berry off stage How Dan became Larry The Cable Guy Ben Shapiro Tweet  Can’t cancel Larry The Cable Guy Late night talk hosts  Goofiness of Steve Martin The worst audiences of the world Being a comedy superstar Tobacco spitting and Delta Farce  Replacing the Rock and Arnold Schwarzenegger Subscriber Portion Friendship with Lewis Black Cool stories with Jeff Foxworthy  10 questions  Another Carmen story

Weddings are so personal. And in business, we have the choice to focus on the transaction of booking clients or the relationship we're building and experiences we're creating. In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with a DJ who has made a shift from playing a numbers game to an experience and relationship game. Listen in as we hear how making that shift has given him more job satisfaction than ever before. About our guest: Dan is a Dallas-based DJ, Musician & Educator who specializes in weddings and creating very personal entertainment experiences for clients.  With a background in engineering and international sales, Dan left his tech career in 2014 to throw himself 100% into music and events, and has since found himself doing things he hadn’t thought of at the time. In addition to helping produce 40-50 weddings and a handful of other events each year, Dan is a Pro Educator for The Knot Worldwide, a Columnist for DJ Times Magazine, has been an invited speaker and performer at The NAMM Show and Wedding MBA, and in 2016, founded OontzKids DJ Academy- an initiative focused on summer camps and after school programs that teaches kids, teens, and even adults how to DJ and Produce Music.  He lives in the Dallas suburbs with his wife, 4 kids, 2 dogs, a cat, and a backyard full of wildlife. He can always be found cooking family dinner by late afternoon, even while dialed into a TWIW Book Club Zoom Call. In this episode, listeners will hear about: How Dan got started in the wedding industry How shifting from a numbers game to a people game changed Dan's business, including his own job satisfaction How Dan builds relationships with his clients leading up to the wedding day Dan's use of social media as a marketing tool with clients and potential clients How Dan continues the client relationship after the wedding day is over The next TWIW Book Club: Get Rich Lucky Bitch Want to connect with Dan? Online: www.dqbentertainment.com Instagram: @dqb_entertainment Facebook: DQB Entertainment ------- SUPPORT THE PODCAST! Have you gotten value from This Week In Weddings? If so, it's time to pay it forward! Your contribution of as little as 10-cents a day will help us offset our costs, like file storage, web hosting, and editing. Plus, a larger donation gets you perks, like access to a private Facebook group to discuss each week’s episode! Check out the ways you can contribute to the show.

Raul talks with Dan Golden about how to lead a conscious company learning new ideas, and how to create impact and profit.   Dan is a search geek at heart and still spends time auditing accounts, testing new tactics, diving into analytics, and making strategic recommendations for his clients.    Dan has spent time on the client side with large agencies and had a brief stint at Google before launching BFO.    Dan Golden is a veteran digital marketing executive, entrepreneur and business innovator. He is the President and co-founder of the Chicago based digital agency, BFO, and has been awarded as Ad Age’s #1 Best Place to Work and a 6-time Inc. 5,000 honoree as well as recognition for client work from the US Search Awards, Landy Awards, and the US Drum Search Awards.   Be sure to listen to this episode and enjoy!   Highlights Dan’s purpose in the world - 2:30 Wanting to do things the right way - 3:20 How Dan defines impact - 6:29 What do people care about? - 7:59 Having focus and intention - 10:25 Giving credit to your team - 12:32 Creating a culture in a team - 13:37 The future of search - 16:08 The future of search are answers and actions - 18:19 What our businesses can do today - 20:37   Episode Resources Connect with Raul Hernandez Ochoa https://www.linkedin.com/in/dogoodwork  https://dogoodwork.io/work-with-raul  https://dogoodwork.io/podcast  Connect with Dan Golden dan@befoundonline.com  https://befoundonline.com/  https://twitter.com/thegoldendan?lang=en  https://www.linkedin.com/in/dangolden/   

Dan Levine is a Partner @ Accel, one of the world's leading venture firms with a portfolio including the likes of Facebook, Slack, Qualtrics, UiPath and Deliveroo. As for Daniel, he actually joined Accel in 2010 before leaving to join Dropbox. At Dropbox, he worked on the platform team helping open the platform to third-party developers and launched and managed many of the company’s developer-facing initiatives. Following Dropbox, he rejoined Accel and has led investments in Scale.ai, Mux, Vercel and Sentry to name a few. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Dan made his way into the world of venture with Accel? How that led to his joining Dropbox? What led to his re-joining Accel 3 years later? 2.) How does Dan assess the current state of the seed and Series A landscape? How does Dan analyse the rise of pre-emptive rounds? How does Dan determine when to lean in and pre-empt vs when not to? What does Dan think is the biggest myth about raising a Series A? 3.) How does Dan analyse multi-stage funds so actively entering seed? What has Accel's seed portfolio data shown? How many went on to raise a Series A? How many did Accel lead? How many companies died? What is the biggest problem this portfolio presents? 4.) How does Dan analyse the trio of people, product and market? How does Dan approach market sizing? How does Dan approach the risk associated with market timing? What risk is he willing to take? What is he not? When can one stretch on market? When is it a stretch too far? 5.) How does Dan evaluate the rise of solo capitalists? What does he see as the core pros and cons of the model? What are the pros and cons of the partnership model like Accel has? How does Dan evaluate the rise of investor personal brands today? What worries him? Item’s Mentioned In Today’s Episode Dan’s Favourite Book: Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. (Vintage) Dan’s Most Recent Investment: Altinity As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

How Dan.com is building a tech and payments stack for domain name sales. I’ve always thought of Dan.com as another domain landing page sales platform. But I walked away from my conversation this week with founder Reza Sardeha with a new way to describe it: Dan.com is a technology and payments stack for domain sales. […] Post link: The domain sales stack – DNW Podcast #309 © DomainNameWire.com 2020. This is copyrighted content. Domain Name Wire full-text RSS feeds are made available for personal use only, and may not be published on any site without permission. If you see this message on a website, contact editor (at) domainnamewire.com. Latest domain news at DNW.com: Domain Name Wire.

Dan is the Co-Founder and Chief Grain Officer of ReGrained, a mission-driven ingredient platform that leverages technology and culinary science to transform beer waste into food. Dan is an entrepreneurial systems thinker and loves tackling seemingly intractable problems through creative entrepreneurship and cross-sectoral collaboration. Through ReGrained, he has become a thought-leader about food waste business models, "edible upcycling" and the circular economy for food. ReGrained has:-Forbes 30 under 30: Food and Beverage (2018) -Won Slow Money NorCal's Food Funded Pitch Competition (2017) -Finalist at FoodBytes! (2016) -Finalist at SXSW Eco-Reuse and Recycling Sector (2016) -Burt's Bees Natural Launchpad (2016) -Won a sustainable innovation award at Sustainable Brands 2016 and was selected for Burt's Bees Natural Product Launchpad. Dan holds an MBA in Sustainable Business from Presidio Graduate School and a BA in Economics from UCLA. More on ReGrained: ReGrained better aligns the food we eat with the planet we love. They are an ingredient platform created to promote an innovative model of food production that they've coined as “Edible Upcycling.” Powered by patent-pending technology, they reimagine perceived ends as beginnings by finding nutritious food streams that are currently being treated as inedible and render them into delicious and healthy food. They rescue these overlooked but awesome ingredients and put them back to work. Their goal: To improve the way we value food and the resources that support all life Their initial focus: Upcycling the nutritious grain created every time that beer is brewed. In the U.S. alone, billions of pounds of this latent supply chain are available every year. Brewing beer processes the sugar out of the grain. This gives them optimal access to protein, fiber, and micronutrients. They upcycle this grain into ReGrained flour. They incorporate this sustainable, delicious, and nutritious ingredient into every ReGrained product, starting with SuperGrain+ Bars wrapped in innovative 100% backyard compostable packaging. Their mission doesn’t stop at waste ─ they are a Certified B Corp and support environmental conservation and social impact through 1% for the Planet. About Our Partner This episode is also brought to you by Hawke Media. Hawke Media is a full-service Outsourced CMO based in Santa Monica, CA, providing guidance, planning, and execution to grow brands of all sizes, industries, and business models. Hawke Media was recognized by Inc. as the country’s fastest-growing marketing consultancy and is proudly one of Glassdoor’s “Best Places to Work”​, 2019 #893 on the Forbes 5000 list, UpCity Top Los Angeles Digital Marketing Agency. Hawke’s collaborative process, à la carte offering, and month-to-month fee structure give clients the flexibility they need to boost digital revenues and marketing ROI. Hawke Media The company has serviced over 1500 brands of all sizes, ranging from startups like Tamara Mellon, SiO Beauty and Bottlekeeper to household names like Red Bull, Verizon Wireless and Alibaba. Listen to our interview with Erik Huberman, Founder and CEO of Hawke Media, in episode 23 of the Just Go Grind Podcast. Connect with Daniel Kurzrock and ReGrained ReGrained - https://www.regrained.com/ Invest in ReGrained - https://wefunder.com/regrained Wefunder discount through Just Go Grind - https://wefunder.com/raisemoney/justgogrind Some of the Topics Covered by Daniel Kurzrock in this Episode What ReGrained is doing to build a more sustainable food system Why Dan decided to tackle this problem How Dan turned his idea into a real business Why Dan didn't drop everything to go all-in on ReGrained right away How ReGrained was acquiring customers early on Why Dan wanted to be an ingredient company The insights gleamed along the way when trying to market ReGrained and the problem with their early slogan of "Eat Beer" How ReGrained Supergrain+ came about What upcycling is and why it's important The Upcycled Food Association and why Dan helped create it Doing research with the USDA Dan's experience raising capital for ReGrained and why they chose to do equity crowdfunding through Wefunder How Dan has gone about building his team at ReGrained Books that have been impactful for Dan How Dan recharges outside of work Sign up for The Weekly Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

We think you are really going to like today’s show with Dan Martell. Listen in as we talk about his tough upbringing, how he taught himself how to code back in the day before YouTube, how he succeeded and failed with quite a few businesses before he was 30, and how he became the #1 YouTube channel coaching SaaS founders. He’s also got some interesting stories about his visit with Sir Richard Branson and all the things he learned about how he runs his business. Dan has a fascinating mind and way of thinking about projects since his background as a software creator lends him to creating things that have repeatable components that lead to scaling up.  When you’re done, don’t forget we’ve also recorded some great shows with Joey Xoto and Ajay Goel, two more SaaS experts who discuss how they have built impressive companies as well. “Think bigger. People don’t plan for success, That was a big idea that I now really crystallized in life is go to the end, plan for success, work backward and make better decisions.” - Dan Martell Some Topics We Discussed Include: How Dan is able to produce 12 months of content in just 6 days a year Why we all want to become ‘love cats’ The biggest mistakes people make when starting out The beauty of gross margins and selling a commodity Using the “Buy Back Blueprint” to get more leverage and buy back your time How Dan was able to create the biggest YouTube show on selling for SaaS founders  How being okay with uncertainty proves to be the foundation of being a great entrepreneur  A look behind the scenes of how Richard Branson runs his business And much, much more! Resources From Dan Martell: DanMartell.com/call - reach out if you are a SaaS founder and want to achieve your goals faster References and Links Mentioned: Love Is A Killer App by Tim Sanders The E Myth by Michael Gerber Dan’s YouTube Channel 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 them out as well, with this special discount for our listeners. How to Scale a SaaS while Eliminating Customer Support - Ajay Goel The Story Behind A $30 Million “Simple” Software Empire - Joey Xoto

Fatigue, low energy, brain fog, weight loss resistance, low libido, anxiety, sleep problems, depression, and others have become so common today that most people speak of them as just normal with age. Even thyroid dysfunction, diabetes, and other hormone-related conditions are so common they are being considered a normal part of aging. They may be common, but I can assure you they are not normal and there is, in fact, one quite potent answer... ...fasting.           Dr. Pompa is a respected leader in the health and wellness space, educating  practitioners and the public on the origins of inflammation-driven disease, the therapeutic application of the ketogenic diet, fasting, ancestral-based health approaches, cellular healing, and detoxification. Although trained as a chiropractor, his authority is rooted in his own battle, having overcome neurotoxic illness and heavy metal poisoning using his own unique cellular detoxification strategies.           His journey back to health continued to lead him to a voracious passion to research and learning beyond what is often readily understood. A relentless self-experimenter, Dr. Pompa has a passion for healing others. He’s a true warrior of a ‘from pain to purpose’ mindset, and he speaks about removing the cause of toxicity and inflammation, going upstream, and following a multi-therapeutic approach to health and healing.             Dan's new book "" (use code BEN15 for 15% off the book) will take you "beyond fasting" with its expected results for healing the body naturally by leading you into the proper preparation for a successful fast. This will ultimately result in maximum healing, as well as making the fast as easy as possible.             His seven-week protocol prepares you for the fast by getting your cells to use their own stored fat as energy (fat-adaptation). By going into the fast fat-adapted you will go "Beyond Fasting" because results start day one of the fast, and will lead you into a lifestyle that will ultimately change your life forever, as it has for thousands around the world. This book, and the podcast you're about to hear, will help to equip the body with the tools to heal and create new stem cells from day one of the fast, which generally doesn't happen until day four or five.           During our discussion, you'll discover: -The latest technology that's caught Dr. Pompa's eye...10:33         -How Dan's fasting protocol differs from the trendy protocols currently in the marketplace...14:47           -How to properly prepare for a fast...26:20           -What to do after a fast...38:08         -Dan's personal approach to fasting...44:15           -Biohacks Ben and Dan use to enhance their fasting protocol...53:21           -The impact of fasting on immunity...59:12           -How to approach fasting with children...1:08:31           Episode sponsors: Kion, Organifi, Butcher Box, Water and Wellness