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Danny is the host of The Danny Miranda Podcast, currently a Top 1% podcast in the world. He also writes a weekly newsletter called Tuesday Treasure. His stated missions are to pursue his highest version and inspire others to do the same, to make the world happier, healthier, and wiser, and to raise the consciousness of humanity. Follow Danny on Twitter @heydannymiranda. [0:59] - Danny's transformative experience with the 75 Hard program [7:35] - Shifting to a mindset of accountability [10:15] - Takeaways from years of meditation [16:24] - Digital detoxing and viewing life from a third-person perspective [23:49] - Pursuing the highest version of oneself [29:22] - Balancing the peaks and valleys of self-improvement [33:12] - How Danny leaned into his authentic self to build his internet brand [37:24] - Approaching podcasting as an art form [43:24] - Perspectives on the purpose of work --- homeofjake.com

02:45 Guest Intro 07:16 How Danny and Chad are connected 08:15 Twitter  12:41 “Do do” 14:12 Bruce Vilanch 15:19 Working with his brother Rob 24:55 “Actually” 31:00 Danny's other connection with Chad 33:39 Life Goes On origin 35:32 What are you watching? Go see Danny and Jenny Live: Jenny Johnson and Friends: https://www.flapperscomedy.com/shows/jenny-johnson-and-friends/64979 Follow us on twitter @ichadlowe @jennyjohnsonhi5 @dannyzuker @theguydf @doinitpodcast          

Developments in the field of artificial intelligence may make some people squirm! Am I going to be replaced and be left jobless?!  Trusted by global companies such as Zoom, IBM and WordPress, Lingmo International is a world class leading provider of AI translation services.  In this week's episode with Danny May, we discuss the beginnings of Lingmo, a translation app, and how it aids global companies and individual translators in breaking language barriers.   Want to know more about game-changing software and applications? Tune in to this episode.  Resource Links: Your Social Voice Website (https://www.yoursocialvoice.com.au/) Become the Mogul of your industry (https://www.mogulcall.com) Join our Mogul Mastermind (https://www.mogulmastermind.com.au/) Lingmo International Website (https://lingmointernational.com/) What we discussed in this episode: The background of Lingmo International [01:18] How does Lingmo affect language schools and translators? [03:17] The kickoff point for starting Lingmo [05:04] The financial and technical roots of Lingmo [07:23] Highs and lows of the startup business [09:50] How Danny's team made it into the UN assembly [12:01] No one will know your amazing product if you don't tell them [13:38] Asking opens more opportunities [15:33] Will AI take away jobs from people [18:21] How much equity to give away to investors [23:13] About Danny May Danny May is a global AI tech entrepreneur and industry speaker who founded Lingmo, a translation and transcription software startup. Without any IT or AI background, he taught himself what he needed to know to help the company grow with his partners. The idea for Lingmo came after an embarrassing encounter with a Chinese police officer while trying to communicate with a competitor's translation app. Since then, Lingmo has partnered with global giants such as IBM and Zoom.  You can connect with Danny May through LinkedIn. Thank you so much for listening! If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.   Connect with The Kim Barrett Show:  Subscribe on Youtube Follow Us on Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It doesn’t matter if you are earning a million dollars a year unless you are enjoying the freedom that comes along with your business. In today’s Real Estate Investing show with Jay Conner, Jay and his guest Danny Johnson talk about automation and organizing your business. How it will greatly help you build a real estate business that works for you and not you working the business. Danny Johnson is a veteran real estate investor that has been flipping and wholesaling since 2003 having done nearly 1,000 deals. The financial and time freedom his real estate business created for him has allowed him to use his software background to develop the Forefront CRM for real estate investors. He also hosts a new podcast called 'Braver' which is devoted to being honest about what's holding you back so that you can transition from doing everything in your business to having the business work for you. Timestamps: 0:01 - Get Ready To Be Plugged Into The Money 2:00 - Jay’s New Book: “Where To Get The Money Now” -https://www.JayConner.com/Book 2:41 - Today’s guest: Danny Johnson 5:17 - Getting involve in different Masterminds greatly affects the success of your real estate business. 7:25 - “ Flipping Houses Expose” - Danny Johnson 9:19 - What is your conversion now compare to when you started? 12:04 - Importance of attending immediately to a motivated seller. 13:30 - Danny Johnson’s different marketing strategies 16:17 - Significance of building rapport with your motivated seller. 18:16 - How Danny got into real estate? 21:39 - How did you transition from wearing all the hats to building a real estate business that’s working for you and not you working the business? 27:02 - The Forefront CRM for real estate investors. 29:03 - Connect with Danny Johnson - https://www.forefrontcrm.com 30:15 - Danny’s parting comments: Look at the next step that you need to do. Do it and take action. Real Estate Cashflow Conference: https://www.jayconner.com/learnrealestate/ Free Webinar: http://bit.ly/jaymoneypodcast Jay Conner is a proven real estate investment leader. Without using his own money or credit, Jay maximizes creative methods to buy and sell properties with profits averaging $64,000 per deal. What is Real Estate Investing? Live Cashflow Conference https://youtu.be/QyeBbDOF4wo The Conner Marketing Group Inc.P.O. Box 1276, Morehead City, NC USA 28557 P 252-808-2927F 252-240-2504 Channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZfl6O7pRhyX5R-rRuSnK6w https://www.youtube.com/c/RealEstateInvestingWithJayConner RSS Feed http://realestateinvestingdeals.mypodcastworld.com/rss2.xml Google Play https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ihrzsai7jo7awj2e7nhhwfsv47y iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/real-estate-investing-minus-bank-flipping-houses-foreclosure/id1377723034 Watch on ROKU: Roku https://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvestingRoku https://my.roku.com/add/realestateinvesting Watch on Amazon Prime: https://www.amazon.com/How-Locate-Real-Estate-Deals/dp/B07M9WNZR6/ref=sr_1_3

Danny Padilla, 1977 IFBB Mr. America and Mr. Universe, is the guest on the Bodybuilding Legends Podcast to talk about his bodybuilding career. In Part One of his interview, Danny talks about how he started bodybuilding, competing in the AAU competitions on the east coast, winning the 1975 IFBB Mr. USA, the controversy with the film "Pumping Iron" and the 1975 IFBB Mr. Universe, competing against Mohammed Makkawy at the 1976 IFBB Mr. Universe, winning the 1977 Mr. America and Mr. Universe and his contest prep for the 1981 Mr. Olympia. At the end of the Podcast, host John Hansen reads the article "Danny Padilla is out..to Shock the World" written by Rick Wayne which appeared in the April, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder magazine. Time Stamps: 04:25 - Happy Birthday Frank Zane 06:55 - Emails from last week's podcast 10:00 - Start of Danny Padilla Interview, Part One 10:40 - How Danny started bodybuilding 13:58 - Competing in the AAU bodybuilding competitions on the East Coast 15:23 - Winning the 1975 IFBB Mr. USA contest 18:44 - Training at the original Gold's Gym in Venice, California 22:37 - The controversy of the 1975 IFBB Mr. Universe and "Pumping Iron" 29:00 - The new Superstar in Bodybuilding 32:17 - Competing against Mohammed Makkawy at the 1976 IFBB Mr. Universe 33:26 - Danny's thoughts on Mike Mentzer from the 1976 IFBB Mr. America 34:08 - Winning the 1977 IFBB Mr. America 39:34 - The struggle to get to Nimes, France 45:36 - Winning the 1977 Mr. Universe 51:18 - Should Szkalak have beaten Mentzer at the 1977 Mr. Universe? 52:16 - Danny's thoughts on Kal Szkalak 54:50 - The Bodybuilders Union in 1978 57:08 - The beginning of the pro bodybuilding circuit 59:52 - Taking a break from bodybuilding in the off season 1:01:37 - How Danny trained and dieted for competitions 1:05:00 - Danny explains how he got ripped for the 1981 Mr. Olympia contest 1:07:00 - His thoughts on the controversial 1981 Mr. Olympia contest 1:10:48 - John Hansen reads the article "Danny Padilla is out...to Shock the World" written by Rick Wayne from the April, 1979 issue of Muscle Builder magazine. Bodybuilding Legends website John Hansen Fitness Support the Podcast on Patreon John's YouTube Channel John's Instagram John's Facebook Page  

Everything You Know About Skin Care is Wrong - with Danny Neifert Before our guest Danny Neifert dove into the four pillars of optimal skin health, show host Wade T. Lightheart asks her about the “dark arts” of skincare that mislead people into painful procedures and applications. Many skincare routines and products do more damage than good — or they do nothing at all. Danny talks about all of this from her years of experience as a licensed aesthetician with over twenty years of experience with natural product formulating and hands-on individual treatments with clients. She is a clean beauty advocate and speaker, author of Relearning Skincare, The Story of Skin and the New Way, who loves to bring skin health back down to earth through story and practicality.  In this podcast, we cover: How Danny ended up going down the rabbit hole of skincare and emerged an expert How our skin is our first line of defense - which is why we should treat our skin well - not burn, clog or scrape it abusively The “caveman” and “cave girl” skincare method The dodgy marketing techniques that suck you into the beauty aisle at your local drug store What types of skincare you should avoid The four pillars of skin health - the “bill of rights for skin” Functional medicine model: skin is hydrated, nourished, and unclogged How Danny’s skincare career started with a bottle of horrible pink goop… In her early twenties, Danny was a young mother - when she brought home her first child from the hospital. This is when Danny became mindful of the importance of taking care of our skin. She bathed her infant daughter, then applied something from KMART called baby magic. Danny remembers the product was pink and smelled like melted plastic. “Even back then, I had the good sense to give her another bath to take it off.”  Before her first child’s bath, the skin was not something Danny thought much about. Becoming a parent sent Danny on a quest to understanding our skin. She went down the “rabbit hole” of the skincare industry, spent thousands of dollars to further her education, and the twists and turns of this 20-year journey led Danny to her current skincare business that she describes as a hybrid of medical skincare and natural skincare.   Got acne? Be careful which products you choose. Danny talks about acne - what causes it and how to treat it. Most acne products you find on store shelves are astringent, which will dehydrate your skin. Danny says dehydrated skin is the most significant contributor to congested skin. Congested and dry are the same thing with skin. Our skin is supposed to be soft and permeable and a release organ. You are supposed to have a whitehead once in awhile. If you never have a whitehead, your skin is probably dehydrated.  Acne products dry out our skin at an extreme level, which causes the skin to get congested, and Danny describes the build-up as like your skin is constipated below the surface. So don’t use acne products. If you use them and don’t have acne, eventually, you will. Tune in as Danny Neifert tears down the myths of skincare. There’s a difference between cosmetic industry skincare vs. natural skincare. Stop getting ripped off by “Big Skincare.” Change the way you care for your skin and start glowing with a new radiant look - like we’re all supposed to look! Men will benefit from this episode, too. You can look years younger by implementing some simple skincare changes!  Episode Resources:  Subscribe here for the coupon code for 20% off your first order: www.skinharmonics.com/podcast Danny’s Book - Relearning Skincare: The Story of Skin & The New Way Skin Harmonics Instagram Skin Harmonics Facebook  

1:35 Intro of Travon 2:50 How Danny and Travon became friends 5:19 Finding out he was nominated for an Oscar 13:04 How did his family react to his Oscar nomination 27:10 Protests photography 31:05 Photos from a Trump rally 36:08 What’s next for Travon?  38:59 What are you watching? 47:43 Blue Chew   Follow us all on twitter and Instagram: @travon @jennyjohnsonhi5 @dannyzuker @theguydf @doinitpodcast

03:00 Danny’s only line on Modern Family  04:55 Gif or Jif? 09:03 The “dead dad club” 18:45 How Danny and Erica met 20:01 What’s the journey to fame like  25:05 Erica’s new special  31:00 Covid shutting everything down  38:17 What are you watching? 50:11 Erica Sings and does impressions   Follow us on twitter: @ericarhodes @jennyjohnsonhi5 @dannyzuker @theguydf @doinitpodcast

We're talking all things sound today with supervisor sound editor, Danny Pagan, who has worked with Ron Howard for 25 years starting with Apollo 13. He explains to us how the sound department of a feature film works, what it consists of, and how it communicates with picture editorial. Danny also shares tips on how to create better sound design and gives advice on how to break into feature film sound. Being that he's worked with Ron Howard for many years, Danny tells us about his experience working with the famed director.Danny and I also discuss the following in episode 14:How Danny started his career as a picture editor in New York CityHow he got the opportunity to work in the sound department on Ron Howard’s Apollo 13 Most memorable moment working on a Ron Howard filmCreating the sound for the rocket launch in Apollo 13Not thinking literally when creating sound effectsCommunicating across the sound department to ensure the director’s ideas are being executedThe importance of not being afraid to ask questionsThe difference between sound editing and mixingMaking adjustments and choices The importance of sound in filmFixing things with soundCollaborating with picture editorsAdvice for picture editors on how to communicate with the sound departmentWorking with ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement)Collaborating with Hans ZimmerNetworking tips for breaking into feature film soundSUBSCRIBE to the Hollywood Editing Mentor podcast and leave a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts!Original Music: "Apollo's Haze" by JesusdapnkFacebook: www.fb.com/jesusdapnkSoundcloud: www.soundcloud.com/jesusdapnkInstagram: @jesusdapnk

Shownotes: 0:00 Introduction Danny Ceballos 3:40 Benefits of being alcohol free on Danny’s health and relationships 9:50 Danny’s experience being 90+ days alcohol free 18:02 How Danny’s relationship with alcohol changed 26:50 Why is community so important to achieve goals

Conversations that convert with Danny Matthews – MAF262This week let's talk about conversations that convert. A problem solving approach to business design. My guest is Danny Matthews. And this is episode 262 of the Marketing and Finance Podcast. We chat about: ·      How Danny moved on from his online mortgage startup ·      The power of stories in financial services ·      Does the financial services industry stifle creativity because it's a complex, almost, academic profession? ·      Problem solving approach to brand design ·      Conversations that convert and the impact statement alternative to the "elevator pitch" Who is Danny Matthews? The last time Danny appeared on the show he was a financial adviser who’d just launched an online mortgage sourcing application. Since then, he’s realised a life long dream to build a business around design and now helps businesses find their unique competitive advantage. Links and Show Notes. For links to the books and apps mentioned, please visit http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF)or the show notes. What is the Marketing and Finance (MAF) Podcast? This podcast is all about keeping marketing simple and all things finance. I’m Roger Edwards, a professional speaker and consultant from Edinburgh. Talk to me if you want to cut the complexity and the BS from your marketing strategy. The MAF Podcast is a 30-minute radio show you download from http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/MAF), iTunes or Spotify. Each week you'll hear interviews with business experts, marketers, entrepreneurs and journalists. Interviews to listen to in the car, on the train or on the treadmill. Or even in the bath! We talk about: How you can grow your business using content marketing and social media How you can keep your Marketing strategy and communications simple Topics, issues, products and business models from the world of finance You’ll take away one or two big ideas that you can apply to your business. So, you can keep marketing your business to keep growing your business. Please subscribe to the Podcast on iTunes and I’d be grateful if you would leave a review. http://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunes (http://rogeredwards.co.uk/itunes). Fancy Appearing on the Show? Would you be interested in appearing on the MAF Podcast? Have you an exciting marketing or finance story to tell? Do you fancy drawing out some inspirational ideas that MAF listeners can take away to use in their own businesses? Do please contact me if you want to get involved. http://rogeredwards.co.uk/ (http://rogeredwards.co.uk)

Did you know the average podcast listener is subscribing to six shows? 93% of podcast listeners listen to more than half or all of an episode. And people listen to an average of 90 minutes of audio a day, most of which is a podcast.  We believe that every decision is a profit decision. And launching a podcast has been one of the best decisions we’ve ever made.  You see, we’ve tried to launch a podcast twice in the last seven years. And the third time's probably a charm – but only because we have a partner like Danny Ozment. Danny is the CEO of Emerald City Productions, a podcast production and consulting company. And we’re so proud to say that right now, we have more episodes than the previous two podcasts combined.  That’s why we decided to bring Danny on the show today to talk all about podcasting and how you, too, can get on board!  In this episode, you will hear: Common roadblocks in podcasting How Danny got into the world of podcasting The power of podcasting and the need to be authentic Repurposing your podcast content into other formats How a podcast is a referral marketing on a grand scale Why you shouldn’t listen to too many people Subscribe and Review Have you subscribed to our podcast? We’d love for you to subscribe if you haven’t yet.  We’d love it even more if you could drop a review or 5-star rating over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps spread the word about the podcast. If you really enjoyed this episode, we’ve created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from the episode. Just go to the episode page at www.profithero365.com/payplayprofit​ to download it. Supporting Resources: Profit First by Mike Michalowicz https://amzn.to/2RODs5D ProfitHERO https://www.profithero365.com/program/ 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 are joined by founder of Private Press Brewing, Brad Clark. We discuss many things including: - How Danny met Brad over a decade ago. - Brad's inspiration and beginnings with malt-driven beers. - Growing Jackie O's production. -Early barrel aged / pasteurization issues in his career. - Beer geeks being rough on mistakes. - Did Brad have any ownership / equity in Jackie O's. - Finding love. - Traveling in the cool kids circle. - Taking the leap to California. - Initial concept for Private Press Brewing. - The stigma surrounding this particular business model. - Is Private Press bailing out brewers during a pandemic? - Working at Faction Brewing. - New smaller partners of Private Press Brewing. And much more. We'd like to thank the sponsors of this show, if you are interested in sponsoring this podcast, please drop us a note at advertising@thefullpint.com. • El Segundo Brewing - Makers of some very fine hoppy ales near LAX, you can now pick up beers to go and even order online.

Danny Shader founded PayNearMe, Inc. in 2009 and currently serves as CEO. PayNearMe processes billions of dollars annually for over 5,000 clients in lending, property management, and more. PayNearMe originated as a real-time electronic cash transaction network, and today supports every form of payment – cards, ACH and mobile-first payment systems including Google Pay and Apple Pay, in addition to cash through our expanding network of over 27,000 retail stores.  Previously, Danny led Good Technology, Inc., which Motorola acquired in 2007 and Accept.com, the first consumer-to-consumer payment service, which Amazon.com acquired in 1999. Danny earned a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and Operations Research from the University of California at Berkeley and an M.B.A. from Stanford University. To learn more, visit PayNearMe https://home.paynearme.com/ Some of the Topics Covered by Danny Shader in this Episode What PayNearMe is doing today to help businesses How PayNearMe got started in 2009 Why 7/11 became a partner in Danny's business How Danny's previous entrepreneurial experience influenced what he's done with PayNearMe Why PayNearMe bought and sold Prism How Danny looks at growing PayNearMe now after processing billions of dollars of payments per year Danny's approach to hiring and the 4 traits he looks for Danny's experience working with Bill Campbell, the legendary silicon valley How Danny decides which businesses to pursue Danny's advice to his younger self Danny's experience working with Jeff Bezos when his company was acquired by Amazon The swimming group that Danny started in his 40s and how it has impacted his life The importance of building a team with people who are smart, hard-working, have integrity and grit 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/

Resource Links: Your Social Voice Website (https://www.yoursocialvoice.com.au/) Become the Mogul of your industry (https://www.mogulcall.com) Join our Mogul Mastermind (https://www.mogulmastermind.com.au/) Lingmo International Website (https://lingmointernational.com/)   Developments in the field of artificial intelligence may make some people squirm! Am I going to be replaced and be left jobless?!  Trusted by global companies such as zoom, IBM and wordpress, Lingmo International is a world class leading provider of AI translation services.  In this week's episode with Danny May, we discuss the beginnings of Lingmo, a translation app, and how it aids global companies and individual translators in breaking language barriers.   Want to know more about game-changing software and applications? Tune in to this episode.  What we discussed in this episode: The background of Lingmo International [01:18] How does Lingmo affect language schools and translators? [03:17] The kickoff point for starting Lingmo [05:04] The financial and technical roots of Lingmo [07:23] Highs and lows of the startup business [09:50] How Danny's team made it into the UN assembly [12:01] No one will know your amazing product if you don't tell them [13:38] Asking opens more opportunities [15:33] Will AI take away jobs from people [18:21] How much equity to give away to investors [23:13]   About Guest Name Danny May is a global AI tech entrepreneur and industry speaker who founded Lingmo, a translation and transcription software startup. Without any IT or AI background, he taught himself what he needed to know to help the company grow with his partners. The idea for Lingmo came after an embarrassing encounter with a Chinese police officer while trying to communicate with a competitor's translation app. Since then, Lingmo has partnered with global giants such as IBM and Zoom.  You can connect with Danny May through LinkedIn.   Thank you so much for listening! If you liked this episode, please don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast.   Connect with The Kim Barrett Show:  Subscribe on Youtube Follow Us on Facebook See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, Danny shares his story as well as the fundamental aspects of setting AND achieving goals. Today's topics will cover:How to identify a goal.How to ensure you are choosing S.M.A.R.T. goals.How to "gamify" things.Common goal-setting mistakes.How Danny got started in personal training.How Danny built his personal training/online coaching business.Thanks For Listening!---RESOURCES/COACHING: I am all about education and that is not limited to this podcast! Feel free to grab a FREE guide (Nutrition, Training, Macros, Etc!) HERE! Interested in Working With Coach Danny and His One-On-One Coaching Team? Click HERE! Want To Have YOUR Question Answered On an Upcoming Episode of DYNAMIC DIALOGUE? You Can Submit It HERE!Want to Support The Podcast AND Get in Better Shape? Grab a Program HERE!----SOCIAL LINKS: Follow Coach Danny on INSTAGRAMFollow Coach Danny on TwitterFollow Coach Danny on FacebookGet More In-Depth Articles Written By Yours’ Truly HERE!

Danny Trejo (@officialDannyT) is an instantly-recognizable actor, producer, and restauranteur with a resume that includes crime, hard time, and battling his own addictions while helping troubled youth overcome theirs. His latest project is the documentary Inmate #1: The Rise of Danny Trejo. What We Discuss with Danny Trejo: What it was once like for Danny to ponder if he was doing robberies to support his drug habit, or doing drugs to support his robbery habit. How Danny got his act together after spending 10 years in and out of every prison in California. How Danny walked onto a Hollywood movie set as a drug counselor and left as a bona fide actor. Why Danny doesn't do his own stunts. How Danny has maintained sobriety for over 50 years -- and continues to help others maintain theirs. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: jordanharbinger.com/398 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

One of the main reasons most tradies get into business is to earn more money. Yet ironically, financial education is one of the things we were never taught at school. So when we dive into the profit and loss statement, we end up staring at it with a puzzled look, not really knowing whether business is good or bad. Well, there's no need to get dizzy just by looking at those numbers anymore. In this week's podcast episode, Danny Kerr—co-founder of Breakthrough Academy and a repeat guest—joins us once more in the first episode of the “Measuring What You Manage: The Only Way to Run a Profitable Trades Business at Scale” series. Today, we talk about budgeting and how it is essential to be able to interpret and break down your financial data effectively. In this new fiscal year, nothing could be more important than knowing your numbers. Get into grips with your financials by tuning in to this episode now! What's Discussed in This Episode: What's new with Danny Kerr? [02:20] The value of sharing learning experiences with other tradies [05:55] A brief overview of today's topic [07:23] If your personal financials are a mess, so are your business financials [10:39] Learning how to budget should be a tradie's priority [08:22] How Danny learned how to save [11:48] The little changes you make in your trade can make a big difference [16:05] Good budgeting can protect your from unforeseen circumstances [17:43] The importance of percentages [14:22] There's a difference between what's your account and what you've made [18:48] Do a proper job costing [20:01] More, less, or the same? Why? [22:58] Once you see a pattern, job costing becomes fun [24:42] How to do budgeting the right way [21:03] Turning the budget into bite-sized chunks [26:00] You should invest more in your accounting department [29:50] It's essential to also get into grips with your financials [27:57] Gross profit is more important that net profit [31:48] Most people make between 10% to 20% net profit [33:26] KPIs to track when measuring results [30:16] If you know your average job size, you can project your budget [34:35] About the Guest: Danny Kerr created his own success in life by starting his own trades business and used the profits to buy his first home. By age 20, he had taken a leadership position with a franchise company and grew sales by 225% in one year. He then spent the next 6 years scaling businesses before co-founding Breakthrough Academy as a way to open horizons for other trades entrepreneurs.  Breakthrough Academy now works with over 300 contractors across the continent, managing over $900 million worth of revenue, and was rated Canada's 16th fastest start-up by MacLean's magazine in 2018. Resources:  Come and visit my website at (https://www.thesiteshed.com/) Check my latest podcast or listen to the previous ones (https://www.thesiteshed.com/podcasts/) Tradie Web Guys (https://www.tradiewebguys.com.au/apply) Visit The Top 3 Mistakes Growing Trade Businesses Make series with Danny Kerr (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/attracting-talent/) (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/gross-profit-margin/) (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/wrong-prioritisation-of-time/) Check out the Scaling Your Business from $500k to $5 Mill series with Danny Kerr (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/scaling-your-business-1/) (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/scaling-your-business-2/) (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/scaling-your-business-3/) (https://www.thesiteshed.com/blog/scaling-your-business-4/) Profit First by Mike Michalowicz (https://amzn.to/37HjoKs) Get in touch with Bookkeeping for Painters (https://www.bookkeepingforpainters.com/) Visit the Breakthrough Academy website (https://www.btacademy.com/) Reach out to Danny through his email (danny@btacademy.com) Connect with me on LinkedIn. For more podcast episodes, you may also visit my website. Tune in and subscribe to The Site Shed: You can also listen to The Site Shed on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Stitcher. Thank you for tuning in!  If you enjoyed this podcast and this series, please take 5 to leave us a review: Google Facebook  iTunes – Apple Stitcher – Android See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Danny Cocke is a very successful composer. He’s had his music in trailers for Spiderman, The Avengers, Star Trek and more. On top of that he’s got a great story. His first band was signed to Linkin Park’s record label and he’s overcome cancer at a very young age! He shares deep details about his entire journey and gives great advice on the importance of perseverance when chasing your passion. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 3:00 - Who you are and what you do 5:47 - What led you to your career in music? 6:24 - Getting signed by Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park 8:25 - Getting diagnosed with cancer 10:24 - Building a studio and starting another band 11:38 - Putting a trailer album out and getting placements in Spiderman, Avengers & Captain America 13:14 - Working with Mike Shinoda and Linkin Park in 2000 20:40 - Writing his first trailer album 22:17 - The War of Art (Going against resistance and doing the work) 23:28 - Beating cancer at 22 and what he learned from it 28:26 - How to overcome any bad situation in life and grow from it 34:49 - How Danny had the best year ever 40:40 - What inspires you currently? 44:27 - Advice to any songwriter (the music comes first) 47:41 - The power of perseverance 48:48 - Highest highs and lowest lows 54:09 - Where can everyone find you? Hope you enjoyed this one. If you did let us know! I’m @andrew_ftw and he’s @dannycocke --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whereareallmyfriends/support

August brings together 3 generations to the microphones Gen X, Y & Z embodied by: Host Aaron Salazar (Award-Winning Theatre Director-Producer Featured in the New York Times, New York Daily News & New York Post) Danny Marin (Award-Winning Producer, Actor & Founder of Con Limón Productions) &  Cheech Manohar (Broadway triple threat currently playing ‘Kevin G” in Mean Girls the musical & upcoming Screenwriter)  Episode 5 is dense and chock full of hot topics we discuss: (03:28) Danny’s “Elevator Pitch”  (05:26) Cheech’s “Elevator Pitch” (09:15) The implications and importance of what the possible Tik Tok shut down means and it’s perceived threat to the current administration (23:29) (26:03) The Vote: How third party voting will be detrimental to the 2020 election and how “Settling” for Biden is paramount.  (40:48) The fall out from the 2016 election to marginalized communities we represent on the show (49:00) A much needed “Meditation Break” (52:00) How Danny & Cheech met each other being at all the same casting calls (54:07) The perception of race in casting (59:21) Coded language in castings to further perpetuate stereotypes  (01:00:41) Casting turning non-white talent into Asexual punchlines (01:09:37) The work of decolonizing your mind as a non-white artist in the entertainment industry  That is just a taste. Grab a beverage and snack dear friends, this episode is not to be missed.  This is just the first of 4 episodes with Cheech Manohar & Danny Marin as they begin their journey as the August Guest Co-Hosts on the show! Join the community: Cheech:https://www.instagram.com/cheechmanohar/ (https://www.instagram.com/cheechmanohar/) Danny:https://www.instagram.com/itsdannymarin/ (https://www.instagram.com/itsdannymarin/) Danny's Company:https://www.con-limon.org/ (https://www.con-limon.org/) Aaron:https://www.instagram.com/directorsalazar/ (https://www.instagram.com/directorsalazar/) 4FS Podcast:https://www.instagram.com/4fs_podcast/ (https://www.instagram.com/4fs_podcast/) Stay in the loop and never miss an episode: Episode Alerts & more:https://tinyletter.com/4fspodcast (https://tinyletter.com/4fspodcast)

How is the world going to pay in future? Can you use your face as a payment method? If you want to get an insider view of the world of fintech, you must listen to the CEO of GHL Group of Companies, @Danny Leong. @GHL is listed on the Main Board of Kuala Lumpur Stock Exchange with annual revenue of RM 350 million. The company equips businesses with end-to-end payment services & leads the cashless revolution in the ASEAN region. Being in 7 countries including Australia, GHL processes over RM1 billion in transaction value per month. In this episode, Danny covers a lot of grounds including: How GHL is enabling merchants to access cashless payments in the easiest way possible. GHL has already become the largest non-bank payment acquirer with 370 thousand acceptance points over 100 payment schemes and channels. How GHL took the initiative to educate the merchants of all tiers to accept this technology. The future of payment dynamics in the different parts of the world. Using data & business analytics to innovate new services & grow business. How Danny handles the challenges of becoming a data-driven organization. Hit the play button right now! #fintech #data #businessanalytics #dda --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/analyticsshow/message

Danny Zuckerman, is co-founder of 3box. In this episode, he talks with Sasha about:•How Danny fell down into the blockchain rabbit hole•How an unfortunate event in his personal life led to him co-writing the book on identity and becoming interested in the topic•Why product builders and engineers should be excited about the space•How crypto enables piecing together any set of experiences into interoperable, holistic experiencesEpisode links:3Box - https://3box.ioDanny Zuckerman - @DaZuck (https://twitter.com/dazuck)Sasha Hudzilin - @AliaksandrH (https://twitter.com/AliaksandrH)Learn more about the Open Web Collective and apply to be part of the community of founders and builders - https://www.openwebcollective.com/podcast

Welcome back to Climate Change Therapy, the podcast where we once forced ourselves to talk exclusively about climate change, but have since pivoted to worrying mostly about the coronavirus. On today’s (5/21/20) episode, Hank welcomes the New York City psychiatrist (turned COVID-19 front-line hospital worker) Danny Santa on to the program, to discuss climate change, the coronavirus, and unrelated topics, including: 2:45 - Danny’s experience working in a New York City hospital during the COVID-19 pandemic 26:40 - How Danny used to think about climate change, before the pandemic, and how he thinks about climate change now 36:00 - Eco-anxiety and “rethinking hope” (Recommended reading: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/cultural-comment/what-if-we-stopped-pretending) 49:00 - Comparing the intelligence of humans today with the intelligence of humans centuries ago 52:15 - Spirituality/religion and climate change 1:00:00 - “The Last Dance” 1:05:45 - Leisure in NYC during the quarantine, including walking through Central Park, running by the river, and biting the bullet to go visit one’s parents 1:09:45 - Segment: Which came first? Feat. Which came first: the circle or the sun? And: Which came first: the use of wood for fire or for shelter? 1:17:35 - Final thoughts, how we can combat COVID, treatments, testing, predictions for the reopening of restaurants, and predictions for the development of a vaccine (i.e. hope)

Danny Webber is a Performance Nutrionist based in Chester. Danny supports elite and amaetur athletes across a pleather of sports to achieve peak performance. Danny also supports the general public with an online nutriton coaching service, focusing on health, good habits, weight loss and overall wellbeing. We dig into: How Danny become a Performance Nutritionist What his early work was like compared to now and what has he learned in the process Skin fold testing, sweat and hydration testing Meal planning with athletes in person and online Scratch cooking at home with the family Danny’s 12 week plan If you like the show please share it with someone lovely people. You can find the show on Apple Podcast and Spotify. Links and Resources Danny’s Website - http://www.webber-nutrition.co.uk/ Danny’s 12 week plan - http://www.webber-nutrition.co.uk/12-week-nutrition-lifestyle Danny’s Instagram - https://instagram.com/webbernutrition?igshid=tbzlb34rficz Danny’s Twitter - Webbernutrition 33 Fuel support the show: 33 Fuel produce natural and powerful sports nutrition products Website - https://www.33fuel.com/ Favourite product at the moment - Ultimate Daily Greens - https://www.33fuel.com/ultimate-daily-greens Discount - gain 10% off your first order with MATTGARDNER10 at checkout.

Danny Carlson is a guest on our podcast today to talk about the things that have been bothering you for quite some time now. He's a 27-year-old entrepreneur, podcaster, & lifestyle architect. His first business produced extreme downhill longboarding videos in 2014 & has since grown the Amazon FBA Agency “Kenji ROI” to more than 10 team members. Kenji ROI has served over 500 Amazon sellers & created photos, video, copywriting, & graphics for over 1240 listings. He's also a host of the Actualize Freedom Podcast & the Danny Carlson Podcast completing more than 60 interviews with names like Daniel DiPiazza, Steve Sims, Manny Coats, & Kevin King. Remotrepreneur’s Insights Never Stop Developing Your Product – Always have in mind that competitors are doing way more product research than you. Never stop improving your product and be one step ahead. Lifting Your Company Up Requires Hustling – Especially in the beginning stages you have to use all of your powers to get your company out there. Whether it’s SEO, blog posts, websites, reaching out to people, you have to do try it all if you want to see results Don’t Rush Implementing SOPs Right Away – Wait until you’ve tried your system and procedure at least five times until you install it permanently in your company. Key Podcast Milestones 02:55 – Danny’s first steps to remote entrepreneurship 06:51 – Danny’s thoughts on Amazon products 08:15 – How did a near-death experience change Danny’s perspective 10:46 – How did Danny overcome problems in the first three months of starting a business 14:24 – The turning point where Danny removed himself from fulfillment 16:33 – When should you be starting to create the systems and processes 18:55 – How did Danny create and employed his team members 22:47 – The budget for hiring an operations manager 28:35 – Danny’s recommendation for improving communication between teams 36:48 – How Danny manages team meetings 38:48 – The next level for Kenji Top Key Quotes “If you just sit back on your profits and you’re extracting money, enjoying it, then those profits are going to dry up. Competitors come in, product life cycles and Amazon are fairly short unless you have a really unique product or a patent. So, if you’re not constantly doing product research, launch a new product, just doing things to maximize your current product, then it’s not doing to last” “I would recommend hiring a dedicated, at least part-time / 20 hour, general virtual assistant. If you can afford it, you can get something like that $400 a month. Even if your profits are not much more than that, the ability to be able to focus on the things are going to generate more revenue for your business that is going to improve the system so that you can scale the business. Just the fact that you can focus on that, even if you keep your profits not that high above break-even, you are going to be building an asset for yourself that can then scale to a much larger company.” “It’s really important to go through a process at least 5 times by yourself so you really understand the process. That way you’re going to know how the process itself can be improved or what part of the process doesn’t work.” Resources KENJI ROI – Danny’s company Freedom Agency Blueprint – Danny’s courses Socials Danny Carlson Remotepreneurs

This week, we sit down with Vice President of Operations of Cerveceria Mundial out of East Los Angeles, Ray Ricky Rivera. We discuss many things including: - How Danny knows Cerveceria Mundial. - Latino culture in Los Angeles. - How East Los Angeles is portrayed in entertainment vs reality. - Latino's and Craft Beer in Los Angeles. - Modello Time Foo memes and macros marketing to Latinos. - How Cerveceria Mundial ties in to all of this. - CM's business model. - Creating first beer. - Running a startup with four people and no investment money. - Expanding to a beverage company. - Running opposite of other current business models. - 3-5 year goals. And much more! We'd like to thank the sponsors of this show, if you are interested in sponsoring this podcast, please drop us a note at advertising@thefullpint.com. • El Segundo Brewing - Makers of some very fine hoppy ales near LAX, also check out their new digs, The Slice and Pint.  

Hosted by multiple iTunes Top 10 podcaster James Burtt, Building The Brand is in-depth conversations with the entrepreneurs, founders, marketing and brand experts, PR specialists, CEO’s and CMO’s who have built some of the countries most successful companies and brands. The week on the show we welcome former professional footballer turned social media digital marketing agency owner Danny Allen-Page. On the show we discuss: * Danny’s journey from professional football to social media agency owner * How fear crippled him in a critical moment of his professional football career * What was the catalyst to Danny turning away from professional football * How the Professional Football Association needs to do to support players at the end of players careers * Danny’s ethos of ‘just take the next little step’ * How Danny hates the phrase but operates in ‘flow state’ * Danny spotted a mentor and did what he needed to do to be around him for a year * How protective Danny is of making sure he only spends time with the right people  * How Danny models successful people to get faster results * What lessons Danny learned from reaching massive success in sales and then losing it all * Focus on sales but give value first * Strategic Instagram growth tactics * How you need to focus on sales and marketing as two separate skills * Danny’s surprising tip for what to do with £500 advertising spend  The mission of our show is to create a sense of inspiration and aspiration for our community of likeminded go-getters who are the influencers, innovators, creators, makers, builders, crafters and doers who form the next big wave of entrepreneurial success and Danny’s journey from pro sports and turning those hard earned lessons will definitely resonate with a lot of podcast fans who are looking to develop their online influencer and marketing expertise. SHARE YOUR NO.1 TAKEAWAY VIA INSTA STORIES  SCHEDULE YOUR STRATEGY CALL WITH DANNY'S GRAVITY 7 TEAM  

In this Agency Success Interview, I talk with Daniel Veiga from The Driving Force about his background and motivation to become an entrepreneur. His story has a lot of ups and downs—but he overcame the odds and was able to grow an agency from $12,000 monthly to over $100,000. Now he’s on track to [...] The post How Danny grew to $100K per month serving Chiropractors appeared first on Seven Figure Agency.

In this Agency Success Interview, I talk with Daniel Veiga from The Driving Force about his background and motivation to become an entrepreneur. His story has a lot of ups and downs—but he overcame the odds and was able to grow an agency from $12,000 monthly to over $100,000. Now he’s on track to [...] The post How Danny grew to $100K per month serving Chiropractors appeared first on Seven Figure Agency.

The year is already almost over. Awards season is already upon us and the nominees for the Golden Globes have been announced. Danny and Nathaniel talk about what they like and don't like. It's Episode II of Star Wars Month.The show starts with Danny and Nathaniel revisiting the first episode's of the shows. The two talk about nostalgia while Nathaniel continues his test.This leads into talk about Keanu Reeves day. The next installments of the John Wick and Matrix franchises are both being released on the same day. Is this a good idea? Could either of the guys marathon either series?Nathaniel talks about a strange movie called Jake Speed. A would be spoof that is way too serious, it is one of those movies that can be recommended despite being pretty bad. How?Danny discusses his love of Tron and Star Wars. He talks about how rewatching things can be the worst and best idea. The two also talk about "Weird" Al's importance to the saga.The main topic of the show are the Golden Globe nominees. Danny talks about his distrust of Joaquin Phoenix while Nathaniel talks about Pulp Fiction as he is wont to do during awards season.Thanks to Ryan Spindell for providing the intro!Adventures in Movies! is hosted by Nathaniel Muir, Blake, and Danny. You can find Nathaniel on Instagram at nathaninpoortaste. Danny can be found on Twitter @default_player and on Instagram at default_player. Blake can be found on Twitter @foureyedhorror and on Instagram at foureyedhorror. You can reach us personally or on Twitter @AiPTMovies.Rock Angel by Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud Creative Commons — Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported— CC BY-SA 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/K8eRXvLL7Wo 

How Danny went from Law, Secret Service to Fitness What exactly is carnivore Keto? Getting kids to eat Keto What about the vegetables? How our diets are affecting future generations of children Why it’s important to stay active Why organ meats are important for avoiding mineral deficiencies Links Mentioned: Ketogenic athlete podcast MuscleIntelligence.Com @Instagram: DannyVega.MS *Free document on why you aren’t building muscle on a Ketogenic diet:

If you are anything like me - you’ve struggled with how to deal with your inner critic over the years. There are a few things that have helped me deal with my inner critic, but I am always excited to hear what my peers have done to address this common issue in the art community. Here to share his unique and valuable perspective is the artist - Danny Gregory.  Danny is an artist, and he has written nearly a dozen internationally best-selling books on art and creativity. He is also the co-founder of Sketchbook Skool with tens of thousands of students worldwide. In our conversation, Danny opens up about how he got started as an artist, why he loves working on “Zines,” how he deals with his inner critic, what it takes to stay creative, and much more. I know you’ll get a ton of benefit from Danny’s thoughtful perspective.  Find your people! If you’ve been around the Savvy Painter community for any stretch of time, you know that I am passionate about encouraging artists like you to find your people. Let’s face it - life as an artist can be a lonely existence - but it doesn’t have to be! Even back in the ’90s, artists like Danny Gregory found a way to connect with peers who would encourage and challenge them in their creative pursuits. Discovering an artist from eastern Oregon by flipping through a “Zine” at Tower Records in New York City changed Danny’s life. He quickly befriended this artist via correspondence, and the two went on many trips together. Have you found your people yet?  Why “Zines” are so appealing Speaking of “Zines,” have you ever encountered one before? When Danny mentioned reading zines in Tower Records back in the 90’s I had a total flashback to my college years. For my millennial followers - zines or fanzines are publications produced by enthusiasts of a particular niche interest. Traditionally, zines are circulated free of charge, or for a nominal cost to defray postage or production expenses. There are so many amazing things you can do with the zine medium - and according to Danny, they are starting to make a comeback! Nurturing a creative focus  A few years ago, Danny wrote a book called “Art Before Breakfast.” I love that title by the way! His book explored several small ways he incorporated his drive for creativity each day. From keeping a sketchbook next to the kettle in the kitchen to sketching an image while waiting for his wife to finish shopping - there are a ton of helpful ideas that artists like you can use. At the heart of Danny’s message is this - you can fit creativity and art making throughout your day if you just redefine what that means. For many of you - Danny’s approach will be a bit of stretch - after all, we are conditioned to think of “Art-making” as a structured and specific time we set aside.  Dealing with the inner critic  Another book Danny wrote is called, “Shut Your Monkey: How to Control Your Inner Critic.” In this book, Danny explains how he’s dealt with and learned to live with his inner critic. Do you still struggle with silencing your inner critic? If so - I can’t recommend Danny’s book enough! He dove deep into where the inner critic comes from in our minds and how to better understand it. Danny discovered that the voice of the inner critic actually is there to protect us from making risky decisions - which is great when it comes to danger - not so great when it comes to creating art. Make sure to check out the links to Danny’s website and his books in the resources section - I know that many of you will find them helpful!  Outline of This Episode [1:15] I introduce my guest, Danny Gregory. [2:50] How Danny got interested in art.  [9:10] Danny explains how he connected with like-minded artists.  [11:15] What is a “Zine” or “Fanzine?”  [13:40] How Danny came to publish drawings from his sketchbook.  [20:15] Creating vs. consuming.  [22:00] Dealing with the inner critic.  [31:00] Being uncomfortable with the label, “Artist.”  [34:40] A special message from Kate Zambrano about using Trekell Art Supplies.  [41:30] Art before breakfast - feeding your creativity.  [52:00] We are meant to be making things! [59:00] The book that has made a huge impact on Danny.  Other artists mentioned on this episode Kate Zambrano Art Resources Mentioned on this episode Danny's website Art Before Breakfast: A Zillion Ways to be More Creative Shut Your Monkey: How to Control Your Inner Critic  The Artist's Way: A Spiritual Path to Higher Creativity: Julia Cameron The Wind in the Willows Fanzine - Wikipedia Connect With Antrese On Facebook On Pinterest On Instagram On Twitter

Danny and Jill are back together again, and in this episode we get to hear all about Danny J's new man. Being in a new relationship can be scary, and especially so after a marriage ended due to infidelity. Learning how to manage expectations and radical acceptance of whatever the outcome might be are all a part of learning to love again, and Danny is up for the experience.   Being afraid to let yourself fall [2:01] Fear of rejection and of expectations [9:11] Comparing your relationship to other relationships [12:02] Detaching from expectations of self and of culture [16:18] How Danny and Jeff met [22:01] More about Danny's new boyfriend [27:02] “Defensive fucking” and deciding that you've had “enough” [31:28] Dating someone who is younger [37:29] What are you willing to compromise on in a relationship? [40:46] Realizing our partners have insecurities, too[48:18]   Get 20% OFF Organifi products at organifishop.com with code ‘thebestlife'   Don't forget to leave us a review and subscribe so you never have to miss an episode! Comments and questions can also be sent to info@thebestlifepodcast.com, and you can head to thebestlifepodcast.com to join our Facebook Group.   FOLLOW US ON IG: @TheBestLifePodcast FOLLOW JILL: @jillfit FOLLOW DANNY J: @dannyjdotcom   You can also follow us on Facebook @Jill Coleman @Danny-J

In this episode of Inside Look, Danny Morel - real estate coaching extraordinaire, has a lot to say about the pressures in entrepreneurships. Even if you are running your empire and making 7+ figures, or if you are as low as you can be, you should always feel pressure to level up and reach that next level. Watch or listen now to discover why there is no room for excuses in business, and how pressure is a daunting force.   “I love when people come from adversity” “Pressure is a privilege” “You’re always going to   - Bedros Keuilian   Here’s what you’ll discover: 2:05 - How Danny came from adversity, and how he overcame it 6:50 - Why there should always be pressure, even if you are successful 13:00 - How ego can ruin or make a mindset 18:35 - How you can come from adversity but still have high standards 29:00 - Why the losers are waiting for handouts, and winners make things happen     “I could’ve thought I was too young… I didn’t think any of that” “Someone has to do it, so why not you?” “Psychology drives actions, actions drive results” “There’s always pressure” “If it's gonna be, it's up to me” -Danny Morel   Follow us on Instagram: @bedroskeuilian / @dannymorel   Buy Man Up and get Bedros’s High Performance Leadership Course for FREE: https://manup.com/

Wassup bid-ness peeps! Episode 42 was BANGIN with top real estate dude Danny Rezko and comic Noshod Barrow (soon to be Cincinnati's funniest comedian)! While we had a sh!tload of fun, we also got into some serious stuff with Danny about his dad and role model, Tony Rezko. You see, Tony was one of Chicago's top businessmen: - Muhammad Ali's business manager - owned 75+ fast food restaurants - ran one of the largest real estate companies - provided Obama with his first seed money. Then, in 2008, Tony and several others were convicted in a broad Illinois corruption scandal. Tony got jail time. Danny tells us the story of losing his role model and how that impacted him. Danny also walked us step by step through how he and a team are looking to make upwards of $50 million on a real estate deal of a 320-unit apartment complex. Before that, tho, my grandma came on and broke down the train wreck Uber IPO and explained why all sorts of sh!t is hittin the fan with these IPOs. Bottom line: stay away from all the other upcoming ones. These ain't good for investors. We then talked about the trade war and how that's killin stocks. Why's it hurting markets? What's a better solution? Chillax and enjoy! SHOW HIGHLIGHTS: 4:50- See Noshod on May 22 at the comedy competition in Cincinnati @8pm @ Go Bananas Club 11:30- Uber IPO with Grandma Za Ree Ree 21:30- Wassup with all these IPO flops? 25:00- A guy suing apple for “facial recognition” theft 31:20- Trump’s Trade war is really a sneaky way to tax middle class 34:20- what would a Chinese Mexican war look like? 39:00- Free Uber rides as marketing to hook people in 42:05- China: abuse of Uighur Muslims 46:30- Danny’s bio of his father Tony Rezko 1:06:40- Barack on speed dial 1:18:30- Danny learned about real estate from his dad 1:20:00- Danny's best deal ever 1:23:20- How Danny made $200k by buying loans from Citi for $5k and threatening a borrower with “fraud transfer” 1:43:10- The 3 Magical ways to increase the value of real estate Connect with Amer and BNOS: Visit the BNOS PODCAST: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/business-news-and-other-%24/id1438358922?mt=2 Visit the Amer Abdullah BLOG: http://amerabdullah.com/ Like BNOS on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/businessnewsandothershit Follow BNOS on Twitter: https://twitter.com/amer5x Follow BNOS on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realamerabdullah --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/business-news-and-other-sheet/support

Close your eyes and imagine for a moment how it would feel to quit your W-2 job. Imagine having the freedom to control your own time—and financial destiny. Imagine having the passive income to cover your expenses and provide for your family long-term, without being stuck in those golden handcuffs. If you’re dreaming of handing in a letter of resignation, then multifamily real estate investing may offer the ideal solution. Danny Randazzo is an author, entrepreneur and full-time real estate investor. He has a background as a financial consultant, advising multibillion-dollar companies in improving revenue performance, but Danny’s ambition to achieve financial freedom led him to move from the Bay Area to Charleston, South Carolina, and build an impressive real estate portfolio with his wife, Caitlin. Now, Danny and his team control $130M in multifamily properties across the country, and he is focused on helping others invest passively in apartment buildings. Today, Danny joins me to discuss his transition from W-2 employee to full-time real estate investor. He reflects on his decision to move to a market ripe for growth and the impetus behind his pivot to focus fully on multifamily. Danny also offers advice around raising money for syndications, ensuring alignment of interests with potential partners, and leveraging joint ventures to scale your business. Listen in for insight on making the decision to quit your job and pursue real estate full-time and learn why multifamily is the most direct route to financial freedom! Key Takeaways How Danny feels about quitting his job Corporate job no longer providing what family needs Joy in controlling own time and financial destiny Danny’s transition from employee to full-time investor Good personal financial position 100% focus to take real estate business next level How Danny got into real estate House hack with extra money from working in UAE Decision to move to Charleston, SC (ripe for growth) Danny’s pivot to focus on apartment buildings Benefits in terms of scalability, occupancy protection Grew portfolio to control $130M in multifamily Danny’s guidance around raising money for deals Use own equity nest egg for proof of concept Educate + share opportunities to invest in real estate The benefits of passive investing in multifamily Cashflow Future equity appreciation Tax advantages The role of joint ventures in scaling your business Allows for creativity in how do deals Work together to achieve greater results Danny’s top real estate lessons learned Alignment of interests with partner’s wants + needs Find solutions with help from network Danny’s advice for aspiring investors on quitting your job Get clear on financial needs + goals Do math on # of properties to cover expenses What Danny is excited about moving forward Several multifamily deals in pipeline Vacation to South Africa with wife Connect with Danny Passive Investing Randazzo Capital Danny’s Blog The Boy Who Lost His Wallet (Wealth Lessons for Kids) by Danny Randazzo Resources Rich Dad Poor Dad: What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not by Robert T. Kiyosaki Commercial Investing Books by Dolf de Roos Tom Wheelwright on ABI EP127 Grant Cardone The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) by Hal Elrod Deal Maker Live Michael’s Products Michael’s Mentoring Program Invest with Michael Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing: The Blueprint to Quitting Your Job with Real Estate—Even Without Experience or Cash by Michael Blank Podcast Show Notes Review the Podcast on iTunes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

Danny Interview00:00 Movie References01:00 Being more than a puncher03:45 Being a complex writer and having to hold back05:30 Watch is Danny's drive to keep performing/writing at a high level9:30 Having your own personality in battle rap10:45 His battle with Steams12:30 Champion Of The Year15:15 Why he didn't battle Franchise at Banned Legacy16:15 Why he will be the COTY in 201919:00 Comparing Danny's work ethic to DNAs19:45 Who's the most consistent battlers?20:30 Danny's Quantum Physics time travel bars against QP23:15 URL battles counting more than smaller league battles for COTY26:00 Danny's second round vs Rum Nitty32:00 Danny's upcoming battles with Illmac and Dizaster39:00 Why Verb beat Mook40:15 Danny, why aren't you as popular as other battlers?43:15 Danny's got a lot of bars about gas stations!53:30 Bar he's going to use against Franchise54:15 Why Danny doesn't believe the narritive that he doesn't do well on URL56:15 "Lima bean in a time machine. I'll make you a vegetable in the future."60:45 How Danny came up with his slogan63:00 "Do you believe in a parallell universe" line in a movie in the theaters right now65:00 New Danny Myers podcast For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Danny Interview00:00 Movie References01:00 Being more than a puncher03:45 Being a complex writer and having to hold back05:30 Watch is Danny's drive to keep performing/writing at a high level9:30 Having your own personality in battle rap10:45 His battle with Steams12:30 Champion Of The Year15:15 Why he didn't battle Franchise at Banned Legacy16:15 Why he will be the COTY in 201919:00 Comparing Danny's work ethic to DNAs19:45 Who's the most consistent battlers?20:30 Danny's Quantum Physics time travel bars against QP23:15 URL battles counting more than smaller league battles for COTY26:00 Danny's second round vs Rum Nitty32:00 Danny's upcoming battles with Illmac and Dizaster39:00 Why Verb beat Mook40:15 Danny, why aren't you as popular as other battlers?43:15 Danny's got a lot of bars about gas stations!53:30 Bar he's going to use against Franchise54:15 Why Danny doesn't believe the narritive that he doesn't do well on URL56:15 "Lima bean in a time machine. I'll make you a vegetable in the future."60:45 How Danny came up with his slogan63:00 "Do you believe in a parallell universe" line in a movie in the theaters right now65:00 New Danny Myers podcast For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As a coach, athlete, and OG in the CrossFit community, Pat Barber is a living legend.  Danny and Pat talk all about life as they go down many rabbit holes on their upbringing, relationships, parenting, business, and fitness.  When it is all said and done, they agreed that being self aware is the common denominator of what makes up a quality human being.   Before their conversation, Danny goes into why your kids are not on your team, how his son outsmarted him in an argument, and why persistence as a parent is remarkably powerful.  He also gives his CrossFit Open 19.3 recap, 19.4 predictions, and how to judge the CrossFit Open in a group class.  Danny then answers a listener question on his favorite workouts to do when your short on time.   Check out Pat’s online business at warmupandworkout.com and follow him on Instagram @patbarbercf In case you want to skip around, here is where you can find each segment.  Enjoy! 3:55 - How kids are not on your side 7:39 - How Danny’s son outsmarted him in an argument 9:15 - On Being persistent with your children 12:12 - CrossFit Open 19.3 recap  14:37 - How to judge the Open 20:17 - 19.4 predictions 22:34 - Listener Question: Quick Time Crunch Workouts 28:48 - Conversation with Pat Barber 1:23:30 - Closing If you like fresh coffee, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee.  Go to rubelroasting.com/coffee to order now! Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics  Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics  Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com

Did you know Danny was Jason Khalipa’s first member at NC Fit back in 2008?  Danny and Jason go down memory lane in this insightful, inspiring, and information packed episode.  Jason talks about the early years of grinding it out as a new gym owner, how to train for longevity as you age, and how to maximize time with your family.  He also goes into some behind the scenes moments of the early years at the CrossFit Games.  When it is all said and done, Jason reminds us that in order to be successful, you simply have to put in the work.   Before their conversation, Danny talks all about the 2019 CrossFit Open.  He shares tips on how to properly warm up for an Open workout, how to maximize workout strategy, and whether you should ever redo a workout.  Danny also talks about his daughters participation in her first musical and how to prepare your kids for opportunity.   In case you want to skip around, here is where you can find each segment.  Enjoy! 1:10 - Danny shares the story of how he started CrossFit at the Police Academy 5:35 - How Danny became Jason’s first member at NC Fit 11:10 - Danny gives his take on CrossFit Open 19.1 13:05 - How to warm up and prime your body for an Open workout 17:42 - Danny’s prediction for Open workout 19.2 19:31 - Danny talks to his daughter about how to be prepared for an opportunity  23:20 - Danny’s favorite Jason moment 25:42 - Where to find Jason and how to get your hands on the freshest coffee around 27:45 - Conversation with Jason Khalipa 1:08:55 - Closing If you like fresh coffee, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee.  Go to rubelroasting.com to order now! Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics  Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics  Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com

In 2008, Cherisse Lunt’s newborn daughter, Lucy, was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy type 1.   Doctors told Cherisse that her daughter wouldn’t make it past her first birthday.  Over 10 years later, Lucy is attending public school as a 5th grader, goes to Taylor Swift concerts, and week long outdoor camps.   In this inspiring episode, Cherisse drops knowledge on the power of perspective, why people’s differences empower us, and how we can all find joy, even in the hard things.  Cherisse also talks about her youth growing up in the same town Napoleon Dynamite was filmed, the hilarious story of how her husband knew she was the one, and reminds us all that we are capable of doing difficult things.  This is one heck of an inspiring story you won’t want to miss! Before their conversation, Danny talks about how to approach the CrossFit Open workouts, how to train smart during the Open season, and the recent changes to CrossFit.com.  Danny also shares the story of how he got the idea to have Cherisse on the show.  Nothing but inspiration and positivity in this episode!  In case you want to skip around, here is where you can find each segment.  Enjoy! 1:40 - How Danny got the idea to have Cherisse on the show 3:42 - Putting perspective on the CrossFit Open 6:45 - Danny gives his take on the new direction of CrossFit.com  11:00 - How to approach the CrossFit Open season 17:40 - Conversation with Cherisse Lunt 1:21:51 - Closing To find out more about spinal muscular atrophy type 1 and how to support, visit thegsf.org and curesma.org.  Follow Cherisse and her family’s journey on Instagram @chertlunt and Facebook at Cherisse Lunt.  If you like fresh coffee, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee.  Go to rubelroasting.com to order now! Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics  Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics  Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com

If you are involved in a community of any kind, this is an absolute must listen!  Danny sits down with the owner of Croga CrossFit, Dave Musgrave.  In this episode, we dive into how to build a strong community, retain members, and program for your average person.  Dave also talks in great detail about his philosophy on fitness for longevity and his motivation for opening Croga CrossFit.   Before their conversation, Danny shares the hilarious story of how he got food poisoning, the truth behind the effects of caffeine, how his 8 year old son is smarter than him, and whether or not humans are ever 100% healthy.   In case you want to skip around, here is where you can find each segment.  Enjoy! 5:15 - How Danny got food poisoning from his son’s smoothie  11:00 - Danny’s son drops knowledge on why humans are always sick 13:40 - What are the symptoms of caffeine withdrawal? 17:05 - The truth behind the energy boosting effects of caffeine 19:00 - Why life is better with good coffee 20:45 - Conversation with Dave Musgrave 1:11:05 - Closing If you like fresh coffee, use “ironcrew” at check out for 10% off Rubel Roasting Coffee.  Go to rubelroasting.com to order now! Remember to subscribe to this podcast, leave a rating, and a review!  Also check out my other platforms! Website - ironcrewathletics.com YouTube - Iron Crew Athletics  Instagram - @ironcrewathletics Facebook - Iron Crew Athletics  Twitter - @ironcrewathlete LinkedIn - Danny Burde Email - ironcrewpodcast@gmail.com

We are joined by founder of Turn It Up Media and former marketing director of Oskar Blues Chad Melis. We discuss many things including: - How Danny got linked up with Chad years ago. - How Chad got his start with Oskar Blues. - Chad's involvement with the iconic branding and product introduction at Oskar Blues. - Having fun with the packaging. - Incorporating a outdoor lifestyle into a national brand. - Oskar Blues speed and approach to rolling out products. - Scaling up to CANarchy. - Leaving Oskar Blues to start up Turn It Up Media. - Building a client base. - Taking on an established brand vs growing a new brand. And much more! Would you like to have your brewery or beer related business advertised on this very show? Of course you do. Please drop us a note by clicking this --> link 

We are joined by longtime friend of the show,industry veteran, retiring Barrel Meister at Firestone Walker Barrel Works, Jeffers Richardson. We catch up with Jeffers as he heads into retirement and talk about many things including: - How Danny and Jeffers met back in the day. - The quickest version of the story of Jeffers leaving Firestone Walker and returning. - The weird evolution of the sour ale market. - The Dog and Pony Show starring Jeffers. - Being a sounding board for product ideas at Barrelworks. - Making flavors for a younger drinking audience. - Thoughts on craft breweries producing seltzer. - The story on Jeffers announcing his retirement from Firestone Walker. And much more! Would you like to have your brewery or beer related business advertised on this very show? Of course you do. Please drop us a note by clicking this --> link

On today’s episode of What The Fat, Dr. Ryan Lowery interviews Danny Vega on his views about the ketogenic diet. Hear more about Danny’s parenting philosophy, how he started his kids on keto, and how he educates his family on proper nutrition.   Enjoy the show!  Takeaways Don’t just tell your kids not to eat something, but rather give them autonomy and teach them how foods affect their body. Teach them, educate them, and give them independence so they can make the healthiest decisions for themselves and grow to have a healthy relationship with food.   Links/Resources  Danny's Instagram: @KetoCounterCulture Fat Fueled Family: www.fatfueled.family   Show Notes:   Danny’s parenting philosophy and starting his kids on keto 1:01 How Danny coped with his son being hit by a car 10:16 “Be here now” and being present 16:00 Danny’s biggest advice 17:51 Where to find Danny and his family on social media 22:21     Tweetable quotes “The number two thing, besides modeling behavior, is giving [children] autonomy and putting them in a position of decision making as much as possible.” “[If you have picky kids] first, right now, throw away everything that’s bad. Donate it or whatever; just get it out of the house.” “We are in a constantly fed state… the average American eats 11 meals a day… it’s the snacking epidemic.” “Winner’s don’t lose; they learn.” “Act now. Just do not waste any more time. People think we have so much time and we don’t… we can die” “Never be afraid to give” “Write yourself a eulogy. See what you think people would say about you right now. What do you want them to say about you? Then start from there and say, ‘how do I create that.’” “You’ve got to learn everyday… learn about the things you are passionate about every day. Listen to the people that disagree with you…” If you like today’s episode, subscribe on Apple Podcasts at What The Fat and leave us a 5-star, positive review. Tips, Recipes, Community: @ketogeniccom Videos: KetogenicCom YouTube

Danny Rimer is a Partner @ Index Ventures, one of the world's leading venture funds with a portfolio including the likes of Dropbox, Skype, King, Bird, Slack and many more incredible companies. As for Danny, he is known for his investments in Dropbox, leading the company's Series B, Etsy, King (makers of world famous, Candy Crush), Skype and more recently many retail and fashion businesses such as Farfetch, Glossier and GOAT. He's been on the coveted Forbes Midas List for more than a decade and in 2017 was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for services to business and charity and the New York Times included him in its list of the top 20 venture capitalists worldwide. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Danny made his way into the world of venture and came to be a Partner @ Index Ventures? 2.) Having backed the likes of King, Skype, Glossier, how does Danny respond to Peter Fenton and Jeremy Levine's suggestions of a "consumer downturn"? Does Danny believe there is a lack of free and open distribution today? Can startups compete with such inflated CACs? Henry Davis @ Glossier asks: how have you seen acquisition models change over time? How do you envision acquisition models of the future? 3.) Peter Fenton said on the show previously, he always laughs when he hears VCs say they like big markets, how does Danny assess market sizing today? What have been Danny's biggest lessons on assessing market size when looking at his portfolio? How does Danny think about niche markets today in such an Amazon dominant world? How does Danny assess price today? How does Danny determine when to stretch vs stay firm? 4.) Having helped many companies scale to global success, what does Danny believe to be the core considerations in getting your startup ready for global expansion? How did Danny find Index's expansion when opening up their first US office in 2011 in SF? What were some of the biggest challenges? How does Danny think about and assess generational transition within venture and Index more specifically today? 5.) Danny has spent over 3,000 hours on boards to date, how has Danny seen himself evolve as a board member over that time? What were some inflection moments in those hours that fundamentally changed the way Danny thinks? What advice would Danny give me, having just gained my first institutional board seat? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Danny’s Fave Book: Killing Commendatore by Haruki Murakami Danny’s Most Recent Investment: Goodeggs As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Danny on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

We have a really great interview for you today! Danny Estner is on the show! He is the Head of Marketing for NuORDER, a cloud & mobile B2B eCommerce solution empowering brands and retailers to streamline their business operations since 2011. We had a great discussion with Danny about the evolving relationship between brands and retailers, caused partly by the new ecosystems they had to adapt to and partly driven by Amazon and e-commerce. If before we used to navigate through many different channels prefered by brands, now it has become clearer that these channels can be synergistic, they can exist alongside each other, and they can also be complementary to one another. In other words, it's not one channel versus the other any longer. Information found online can compliment a shopper's experience in a retail store and, similarly, the customer's experience in a retail store can compliment an online shopping experience. For many years, the process by which brand manufacturers and retailers collaborated was pen and paper driven, and so it was slow, arduous and often error-prone. NuORDER is a technology company that helps streamline that process, as today's consumer has become accustomed to jumping online and getting all the information they need at any time. Wholesalers realized that they had to catch up by moving to the digital sphere, and this is where NuORDER comes in. NuORDER has digitized the wholesale process to make the collaboration between brands and retailers real-time, dynamic, and online.   KEY TAKEAWAYS Although their primary customer is the brand, NuORDER really represents both the brand and the retailer. What differentiates NuORDER from other technology platforms. The study that NuORDER put together around the changing dynamics between brands and retailers. Danny gives his perspective around how the relationships between brands and their buyers at retail stores have shifted. Why these business models are so interesting to brands. Some examples of the business models that have really been enticing to brands. Why there is currently less hostility from retailers towards Amazon. Amazon is evolving to be more than just an online store. It's evolving to become an online search engine. Amazon is the jumping off point for many consumers for their buyer journey. Consumers expect to be able to have key questions about products answered on Amazon. Amazon is becoming more of a marketing channel, so it can be used strategically, as a platform for brands getting discovered and for generating social proof for their products. How Danny sees brands investing more in their relationships with retailers. What retailers are doing to attract brands and bring value to them. Brands understand that retail plays a very important role for them, so the brand/retail relationship is actually getting stronger and more collaborative. MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   NuORDER Website: www.nuorder.com You can find the full set of research results on the NuORDER website. Check out Bobsled’s Q4 Amazon Audit Services Limited Offer

Danny Schuman is a writer, marketer, entrepreneur, and president of the marketing consultancy, Twist, which specializes in brand marketing as well as product and service innovation. Before starting Twist, Danny wrote and directed marketing campaigns that helped build iconic brands like Quaker Oatmeal, Coors Light, and Gatorade. His bestselling book “The Worst Business Model in the World: A New Kind of Guide for a New Kind of Entrepreneur” is available on Amazon. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How the big economic downturn of 2008 launched a new adventure for Danny. How crumbs from agencies Danny worked with in his corporate career become the dough for his business when he created Twist. Why Danny believes the economic downtime was actually the perfect time to go out on his own when conventional wisdom suggests otherwise. Hint! The numbers support him. Why Danny continues to operate on a “startup” model even though Twist has been in business for 10 years now. How Danny came up with the title of his book. Why he almost changed it. And why he ultimately decided to keep it. Danny’s belief that each new project is an opportunity to solve a different problem and why that appeals to him. Danny’s belief that it’s more important to shift the focus to making friends rather than making money and how by developing those relationships with friends, you’re essentially creating a network that will help you make even more money in the end. Why Danny doesn’t prepare for meetings. And, why he thinks you shouldn’t prepare for them either. Hint! It’s more about listening than talking. What Danny believes is the most critical skill business owners need to master for success in today’s highly competitive marketplace. The most influential lesson Danny has learned from a mentor and how that lesson has shaped the way he operates his business. Not to mention his bottom line. Who Susie is and how creative types of business owners need a Susie in their lives and how more business oriented business owners need someone more creative to help with their businesses. It all goes back to that important lesson Danny learned from his mentor. Ways to contact Danny: Website: www.TwistYourThinking.com

On today’s Strong by Design episode Keto expert, Danny Vega joins Coach Chris for a 2 part episode. In this episode, you will find out Danny Vega’s extensive athletic background and how he got introduced to the Keto diet. Tune in to find out how to do keto as a family.   TEXT "TESTO” to 345345 for the FREE report on the 7 worst testosterone killers   "I’ve always been obsessed with diet and nutrition but keto is different, it’s about health." -Danny Vega   Love the podcast? Subscribe on iTunes and leave a review! What do you want to hear from the Critical Bench Podcast? Tell us here!   Looking to win some FREE critical bench gear? Write an awesome five-star review on iTunes for the podcast. Check out @thecriticalbench podcast highlight story on Instagram to see if you have won.   If you are a winner make sure to DM us. Time Stamps: 2:40 Danny’s high school football background 5:42 Danny’s time at Columbia University 7:39 Becoming an assistant in the UF weight room 12:47 The transition from football strength coach to a basketball strength coach 16:22 Danny’s array of activities and diets | From Paleo to Keto and CrossFit to Powerlifting 17:48 How Danny got introduced to Keto 28:09 Danny’s philosophy on children’s diets   Resources TEXT "TESTO” to 345345 for the FREE report on “The 7 Worst Testosterone Killers” Connect with Danny Vega Instagram Cohost of #theketogenicathlete podcast       Connect with Critical Bench: Facebook Instagram Youtube www.criticalbench.com  

In this week's episode of the Creative Introvert podcast I talk to Danny Gregory, co-founder of Sketchbook Skool and author of nearly a dozen internationally best-selling books on art and creativity. I personally came across Danny from his podcast Shut Your Monkey, in which he interviewed fascinating artists, psychologists, authors, all kinds of folk who gave me the inspiration to push on with my creative work.   ***GIVEAWAY*** I'm be giving away a copy of my favourite book from Danny, The Creative License: Giving Yourself Permission to Be the Artist You Truly Are to one lucky listener. Here's what you can do to enter to win: Draw a picture of your breakfast! You can use any medium you like - points aren't awarded for standard of artwork, so just go nuts! Here's some inspiration - Danny's Art of Breakfast. Post your breakfast pic on Instagram, tagging myself @creativeintro and Danny @dannyobadiah I'll be in touch on August 1st to get your postal address if you're the lucky winner!   What we talked about: How Danny rediscovered his inner artist The origins of Sketchbook Skool The value of Morning Pages What Danny learnt from drawing his teacup every day How to get into the habit of making art every day Handling the inner critic Links mentioned The Artists Way by Julia Cameron Art Before Breakfast by Danny Gregory Shut Your Monkey by Danny Gregory The Creative License by Danny Gregory Draw Tip Tuesday   Connect with Danny: dannygregory.com   sketchbook.skool   Twitter   Instagram           You can leave a rating and review on iTunes (here's how to do that) and I will be as happy as a lamb frolicking in sunshine (or sob into my pillow, depending on what you write.)    

Find out how you can successfully validate your business in as little as a three-day period, before even launching and raising capital. In this episode, Danny McMillan explains how he went from a struggling student with learning difficulties to an Amazon FBA expert and a serial entrepreneur. Here are more awesome gold nuggets about today’s episode: How Danny overcame lightning bolts and adversity and used them as an opportunity to reset his life. Why a steely determination is one of the most effective tools in the learning process. The right questions you need to ask to validate your business before doing anything else. And why Danny focuses on three different business models to avoid risks. Stay awesome and listen below to hear how you too can take charge in transforming your life and validating you business model. SHOW TRANSCRIPT Steve: Everybody today on the Awesomer’s podcast we're gonna talk with Danny McMillan. Here's a little bit about Danny's background: Danny's an international speaker on Amazon marketing and optimization and he's an active ecommerce seller in the USA and in Europe. Danny has an open collaboration and sharing at its core with a drive to dismantle, optimize and share his deep learning, analysis, research and even his trainwrecks with peers and the community at large so that you don't have to experience the same pain. He's a survivor of the former music industry and a start-up serial entrepreneur without a doubt. For the last couple of years he's been focused on Amazon FBA. He's appeared on numerous podcasts including his own Seller Sessions which is the number one podcast for advanced Amazon sellers and he contributes to the industry Bible webretailer.com. Danny's been a guest speaker at all kinds venues across the world including the Smart China Sourcing Summit, the European Private Label Summit, the Private Label World Summit, The Great Escape and ZCon and so many more. I am thrilled to have Danny McMillan with me today. SPONSOR ADVERTISEMENT Steve: Okay everybody, welcome back to Awesomers. It's great to be back and today we have a special guest, Danny McMillan. How are you Danny? Danny: I'm good. Thank you for having me. Steve: It's certainly a pleasure to have you and I couldn't help from the accent to notice that that doesn't sound American. Where are you from Danny? Danny: I'm based just outside of London but I’m originally born in London. Steve: Okay, fair enough. and so I know you and and I already know that you're Awesomer but help our audience understand kind of what you do in your day to day world. What do you spend your time doing mostly? Danny: Okay. My life is split into various different areas though my day starts with Asia into the UK into the US. I run three businesses. One’s an Amazon product business where we’re in Home Kitchen and in Topicals. I’ve also got an agency with my partner Ellis who is the guy behind Jungle Scout. We’ve got a PPC service agency that does automation. It’s managed accounts as well. We can do international page like multilingual PPC and we mainly manage large accounts. I also got a service business as well which is in the construction industry. I also host Seller Sessions which we publish three times a week and I also do public speaking on all things Amazon. Steve: So basically what you're saying is you only work in about half time. That’s a pretty light scheduled there, very impressive. Knowing how many pots you’re hands are stirring at one time, plates you’re spinning - whatever metaphor you prefer, do you find it rewarding to you or stressful to you? Danny: No, I love every minute of it. I enjoy what i do. If I didn’t like it, I’d have to get it removed from my life. I got to that age, I’m 42 now. I want to enjoy my life. This is going to be stressful from time to time but if you are passionate about what you do, that’s what gets you up in the mornings.

Whether you are looking to become a multifamily syndicator or money raiser, it is difficult to get your foot in the door if you’ve never been involved in a deal. So, how do you build a resume without any experience or capital to speak of? The answer lies in partnerships with someone who’s done it before! Danny Woodford is a Managing Partner at Mission Bay Investments, a multifamily investment firm with properties in the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Texas markets. Mission Bay is focused on value-add opportunities of 100-plus units, and the firm has closed on five deals of nearly 1K units to date. Prior to real estate, Danny served in the military, working to develop the space capabilities of the United States. He holds a master’s in real estate development from George Mason University. Today, Danny joins me to explain what inspired him to retire from the military and pursue real estate. He walks us through his initial single family business model and the AHA moment that motivated his transition to multifamily. Danny offers the details of his first two multifamily deals in Richmond, Virginia, sharing the reasons why he continues to source deals despite the challenging market. Listen in for Danny’s insight around bringing a deal to a potential partner and learn how to build your multifamily resume by teaming up with someone who’s been there! Key Takeaways What inspired Danny’s shift from the military to real estate No control over time Long commute, missed family events How Danny found the time to get educated in real estate Designed plan with wife to replace income Research during commute, nights and weekends Danny’s initial business model Build portfolio of single family rentals Fix and flips to finance renovations Why Danny made the transition to multifamily Conversation with colleague at single family seminar Multifamily offers more in terms of efficiency, scale Financing more attractive (nonrecourse lending) Danny’s first multifamily deal 40-unit apartment building in Richmond Found through broker relationship Purchased for $1.1M (one investor) Completed exterior, electrical work Sold for $1.5M in 1031 exchange Danny’s second multifamily deal 98-unit purchased for $5.8M Syndication raise of $10M Rents $100 below market Why Danny is finding deals despite a challenging market Resume of five multifamily deals (two under contract) Relationships with brokers, investors and lenders The value of partnering as a money raiser Brought into management team Compensation for efforts, builds resume Danny’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Bring capital or deal to table Partner with experienced investor Go straight to multifamily How to bring a deal to a potential partner Do homework on project (analysis, underwriting) Establish relationship with seller/broker What Danny is looking for in money-raising partners Education and drive Experience raising money Connect with Danny Mission Bay Investments Call (661) 816-0335 Email daniel@missionbayinvestments.com Resources LoopNet Michael’s Products The Ultimate Guide to Apartment Building Investing Michael’s Syndicated Deal Analyzer Michael’s Deal Maker Mastermind Financial Freedom Summit Deal Desk Deal Maker LIVE Michael’s Coaching Program Partner with Michael Invest with Michael Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

Podcast Success is not accidental. It happens through deliberate strategy and dedicated hard work. Danny “Sunshine” Bauer is a former educator and administrator turned life and leadership coach. His podcast is downloaded more than 95% of all podcasts and he enjoys helping individuals launch and grow podcasts in a “sweat” environment. He is the founder of Better Leaders Better Schools and facilitates weekly Masterminds with school leaders from around the globe. A teacher at heart, he also coaches small business owners in running profitable ventures clearly aligned to vision, mission, and values. On this episode of Podcastification, Danny and I chat about the success he’s experienced with his podcast and how YOU can work toward the same kind of results he has experienced. [1:12] Amazing success for Danny’s education focused podcast [5:45] The tactics Danny followed to launch his podcast effectively [8:05] Relational skills aid in the promotion of any podcast, no matter the niche [10:00] How a mastermind played a part in Danny’s podcast success [20:23] What is the best way to find your specific audience? [23:36] The power of providing free stuff that adds tremendous value to users [26:42] Getting past the “hard work” hurdle (none of this is easy) [30:11] How to decide what to work on that will provide tremendous value [34:06] How Danny delivers his free resources (the tech behind it) Featured On This Episode www.BetterLeadersBetterSchools.com - Danny’s site and podcast Danny Sunshine Bauer’s Business Coaching: 4 Steps to Business Freedom Get your free session: Your Vision Story (AND DID I SAY IT’S FREE?) Resources BOOK: The Miracle Morning BOOK: Option B Switchfoot song: The Shadow Proves the Sunshine Podcaster’s Paradise Brene Brown Gary Vaynerchuk BOOK: Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook Aaron Walker BOOK: The Enemies of Excellence BOOK: The Power of Moments BOOK: Profit First Jim Rohn Ramit Sethi Seth Godin Quora Pat Flynn - Smart Passive Income Leadpages and LeadDigits ConvertKIt

Join your host Declan Edwards as he interviews this week’s special guest, Danny Hersee. Danny recently made a massive change in his life - choosing not to follow 5 generations worth of family history in order to pursue what he was personally passionate about. Tune in to find out: 1. Danny’s 3 key steps for making a massive change (even if it’s scary) 2. How Danny knew it was time to make a change 3. How to react when everyone around you doesn’t believe in your vision.

  I love hearing success stories – especially from individuals who found theirs from the ground up. My guest today, Danny Morel, is one of these stories. Considered the “man of the house” at an early age after a cross-country move from New York to California, he shouldered a lot in order to protect and provide for his family. From driving at age 13 to starting his first business at age 18, he knew he was wired for more in life. Since that time, Danny has run successful businesses, only to lose everything when the market crashed, and once again fought his way back to become the owner of several businesses that earn more than $40 million in revenue. Crediting much of his success to his thought process, he unknowingly (and luckily for us) lays out a step-by-step plan to help others get what they want, too. You definitely don’t want to miss this inspiring and motivational conversation. Oh and if you’re in the L.A. area July 11-13, be sure to get to tickets to his Relentless event. There will be some incredible speakers and I’m so bummed I can’t make it. Check out how you can get a free $199 general admission ticket in the Resources section!   --      Question Highlights: What’s your favorite quote? What’s one of your superpowers? What’s one thing you’re afraid of? What’s one of the most memorable speeches or messages you’ve ever given What’s one of your favorite accomplishments? What did your upbringing look like? What is one of the greatest lessons/personality traits you took away from your situation from age 13-18? How did you think you’d be able to buy your mom a house by 21? What does it feel like to own businesses that earn $40 million in revenue? What’s your advice for those people who aren’t making it happen? How did you get such big names to speak at your Relentless event? Talk us through what “Morel means something” means when you say it to your kids.   In This Episode We Talk about: How Danny’s family struggled with their finances early on Danny’s early driving experience at age 13 Danny’s first business at age 18 How Danny learned to get comfortable with pressure Reverse engineering your plan to get what you want Danny’s four-step plan to achieve your goals The difference between just action and “massive and inspired action” Hitting rock bottom when the market crashed and how he came back Why Danny believes in books, events and all learning Danny’s desire to do things with excellence and in the biggest way possible Why real wealth and success come from a healthy mind and spirit And so much more… --   Danny’s Thoughts…   “I was always wired to want more in life and likely so because I didn’t have it.”   “Pressure is privilege.”   “Biblical abundance doesn’t mean you get a lot. It means more flows through you.”   “Wealth and success is the byproduct of a wealthy and successful heart and soul.”   --   Danny Morel is an author, broker, business owner and leader in the Real Estate industry who resides in Southern California.   With over 20 years’ experience in the real estate business as a coach, mentor and broker, he embarked on a career as a salesperson at 19. By 27 years old, Danny had earned 1.5 million in commissions during the course of one calendar year. Even more impressive was his ABSOLUTE commitment to creating a leveraged business. Danny successfully closed 150 transactions that year while only averaging 4.5 days a week of work, while others struggled to close 30 transactions while working 7 days a week.   His passion for others led him to teach the EXACT principles he followed as a sales person to others through his brokerage that started at zero and within 5 years of opening achieved 800 million dollars in sales annually. In 2017, his brokerage closed nearly 1 billion dollars in sales volume in only its 6th full year in business. His companies have been featured on the Inc 500 and Inc5 000 lists as one of the fastest growing companies in America between 2015 and 2017.   People that work with Danny experience transformations that are typically unheard of. 30, 50 even 400% increase in production within 12 months are common play.   In 2017 he authored his first book, The Resilience Road Map to provide his step-by-step philosophy of success to entrepreneurs worldwide and launched M.PIRE University, an online coaching university for entrepreneurs now hosting hundreds of clients.   When not working on improving the lives of others, Danny enjoys time with his beautiful wife, Claudia and their three boys.   -- Resources   Instagram: @dannymorel   RelentlessEvent.com July 11, 12, 13, 2018  |  Los Angeles, CA **Get a BONUS General Admission Ticket!** When you buy a ticket and following me at ChrisWHarder on IG, I’ll pay for an additional General Admission ticket (value $199) for the first 10 people who message me with a receipt (I’m offering 5 and Danny is matching an additional 5!) --  For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.  

Danny Vega aka Keto Counter Culture joins us today to continue our deep dive into the Ketogenic Diet. Danny has been keto for over 2 years and has recently incorporated a carnivore keto diet. He and Ben discuss the use of exogenous ketones to increase focus and performance, the effectiveness of a ketogenic diet for everyone including pro athletes, how to minimize the keto flu, and his and Ben’s recent foray into building muscle on keto. Go check out Danny on The Ketogenic Athlete Podcast and @ketocounterculture! This episode is brought to you buy Thrive Market. Check out ThriveMarket.com/MuscleExpert for 25% off your first order and free shipping for a month! Go pick up all of your keto or non keto grocery needs. 2:00- How Danny got into keto and made a smooth transition from a carb based diet. 5:45- How Ben’s keto adaptation is going. 8:00- The Carnivore Keto Cut. Danny’s new keto program that helps people get into ketosis. 10:45- Upping the adaptation process. How fasting can minimize the keto flu and help you adapt quicker. 11:30- Exogenous ketones. Using keto supplements for mental clarity and as a preworkout. 12:50- Keto as a tool. Why you should try keto to master your body and better enjoy food. 15:00- The need for fiber in a ketogenic diet. 20:30- Danny on avocados and carnivore diet. Why you need high quality foods and micronutrient optimization when on a carne diet. 27:30- What Danny’s diet looks like. 29:30- What does your food eat? The importance of a natural diet for the animals that you eat. 30:30- Satiety on a keto diet. Are you actually hungry or just not full? 34:45- The need to find a diet that works for you. Detaching from being a diet zealot and attaching to finding a diet that works for your body. 36:20- More on Danny’s current diet. 40:30- Some interesting things that Danny and his family eat as a fat based family. 45:45- Sustaining through a long workout on keto. 52:00- High level performance and the ketogenic diet. How viable is keto for pro level athletes? 55:30- Focus and keto. 64:45- Blood testing and keto. The experiments Ben wants to do with his keto experiment.

The introductory episode of BailStreet where we get to meet Wall Street pro Danny Moses and Bail Bondsman Ira Judelson. In this episode we learn why Danny and Ira are launching the BailStreet brand; how the two met which includes a great story about Dominique Strauss Kahn; and why it's so important for everyone to have a plan in place in case you find yourself in front of a judge. For more episodes go to BailStreet.com Follow Bail Street on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Follow Danny Moses on Twitter @dmoses34 Follow Mathew Passy on Twitter @mathewpassy   Links Referenced The Big Short The Fixer Flash Boys Invest Like the Best Podcast    Show Notes 1:05 – Where the idea for BailStreet first got its roots when Danny got a call about the pending arrest of Dominique Strauss Kahn, former head of the IMF  4:20 – The realization that Danny and Ira’s worlds are often intertwined  7:17 – Background on Mathew Passy and how he got involved in the project             7:55 – Danny Moses on Invest Like the Best             7:56 – Ira Judelson on Invest Like the Best  8:22 – The potential expanding universe of BailStreet  9:42 – How often does a criminal investigation impact the markets  12:07 – How did Ira and Danny meet and become friends  13:05 – How Ira got his start as a bail bondsman  14:00 – What is the emotional impact of getting arrested  15:33 – Strangest thing someone has put as collateral for a bond  16:20 – How Danny got started in finance  17:30 – How Danny got featured in The Big Short  19:13 – What Danny was thinking about the future during the financial crisis  20:40 – Advice for people starting to invest money  22:30 – Bail preparedness kit  25:40 – Pamela Buchbinder case             48 Hours episode  29:20 – What happens when a person skips bail  29:52 – Tease for Harvey Weinstein and other sexual assault cases taking shape  32:27 – Preview for what’s to come on future episodes of BailStreet  Learn More For more episodes go to BailStreet.com Follow Bail Street on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Follow Danny Moses on Twitter @dmoses34 Follow Mathew Passy on Twitter @mathewpassy  

Danny "Sunshine" Bauer is a former educator and administrator turned life and leadership coach. He is the founder of Better Leaders Better Schools and facilitates weekly Masterminds with school leaders from around the globe. A teacher at heart, he also coaches small business owners in running profitable ventures clearly aligned to vision, mission, and values. His podcast is downloaded more than 95% of all podcasts and he enjoys helping individuals launch and grow podcasts in a "no sweat" environment. In todays episode, Danny will share his insights on VISION, MISSION and VALUES and how these can be a catalyst to help you change your life and achieve what you desire.  Danny will be walking us through his 4 step process that will help you transform your business. [2:47] Sunshine Labelling Story [3:56] Skateboarding and hospital experience  [5:50] The Idea of Vision – Importance of implementing this in our business [7:16] Overview of Four Steps to business program [8:44] Terms defined - Where are you going and when is it going to be done? [8:53] Danny’s terms [9:03] family and freedom – parts of vision story [10:27] Personal and Professional life cannot be separated [11:37] The Anchor - difference between working for someone else and being self-employed [12:19] Importance of family and freedom in business [14:03] Danny’s terms he is working on [14:27] Background and lifestyle [15:00] Not being location dependent while doing the work [15:50] time and schedule flexibility vision [15:52] Family and personal development visions [17:10] Discipline and road map [21:37] Delegation road map to business is critical [24:10] Mentioned Gary Vaynerchuk [25:16] Tips to Paul and listeners to create a task for delegation [26:43] Stop being the worst enemy and anchor to your own business [27:34] Paul’s Story in missing a deadline [30:24] How Danny started delegating [32:29] How can people connect and sign up for coaching session [34:31] Wrap up Tweetables: “Where there’s no vision, people scatter or people perish. Vision without execution is hallucination. Vision without actions is a nightmare. “   Resource: Boss Academy Radio bossacademy.com   Connect with Danny: Danny's Website  

With the brimming—sometimes overwhelming—treasure trove of available information out there, sometimes we lose sight of what’s essential. In this podcast episode, Danny Schlesinger brings us back to the fundamentals of stage craft to help us pack more impact to our shows and make us more effective performers. In this episode we discuss: How Danny got started in entertaining and what training he got The importance of theatre training to children’s entertainers How he helps kids entertainers with his directing services Where entertainers can get training The influence of Avner the Eccentric The fundamentals of stage craft Breathing Use and abuse of volunteers Tension The eyes Focus: doing one thing at a time Microphone technique The importance of demonstrating control The importance of looking professional

Wanna build a booming business in the health and fitness space? Wanna create an amazing culture and a buzz around your brand? Then today’s #RenegadeRadioPodcast with the founders of Caffeine and Kilos is just for you. Caffeine and Kilos (C&K) is a lifestyle brand that has experienced incredible growth in just a few short years.  Their amazing coffees and bars help fuel athletes all over the world, while their awesome apparel keeps them looking great. I sat down with the creators and owners of C&K, Danny Lehr and Dean Saddoris, to discuss their inspiration for starting the company, why their products are so popular, tips for people just starting out in the fitness business and so much more. Topics Discussed Include: How Caffeine and Kilos started Great tasting coffee or “gasoline”? Does more flavor mean less caffeine? How they grew so quickly and how they started with the fashion side. What was the vision for Caffeine and Kilos from the start? Why protein bars aren’t a great pre-workout meal and the better option. How Danny opened his gym and how the guys got their start in fitness. The difference between training for competition and training to look and feel good. How surf, skate and hip hop culture influenced their brand. Tips and advice on building a brand. The “Golden Rule” in building a business: “Just f*ing be nice to people.” What are the two key ingredients in a successful business? When the friendship between Danny and Dean ended (almost). The most important thing between business partners. Tips for new fitness professionals starting their own business. Why you must have belief and passion to succeed. Community and Connection are essential to success in business. How to cultivate community without a brick and mortar business. Why liking other brands and competition are good things. Why Danny yells at random people walking down the street. What’s next for C&K? Who are C&K’s favorite rappers of all time? Connect with Caffeine and Kilos: Website Instagram Twitter Snapchat  @caffeinekilos Listen to Renegade Radio: To listen, you can either hit the flash audio player below or browse the links to find your preferred format … Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to listen on SoundCloud Click here to subscribe via Stitcher Right click here and choose “Save As”to download this episode This episode is brought to you by Caffeine and Kilos. We all know that coffee is probably the greatest thing ever. There are countless studies proving the benefits of coffee. Dr. Sanjiv Chopra said that drinking coffee is one of the five essential habits for long-term good health. Caffeine and Kilos is a brand that embodies an active lifestyle. They have great looking apparel you can wear in the gym or out of the gym. It's smooth, fresh coffee blended and roasted for high caffeine content, so you can get all kinds of cranked up. They also have all natural,  whole food caffeinated bars with macros designed for performance. Get their delicious coffee and more at www.caffeineandkilos.com and use the code, "Renegade" and get free shipping on your first order. This episode is also brought to you by Athletic Greens. With 75 ingredients working together to help with eleven different areas of health. You never know what’s going to come up in your day; however, with just one scoop of Athletic Greens when you wake up or add it to your morning smoothie, you know you have all of your bases covered. It’s easy, and it tastes great. Go to http://www.AthleticGreens.com/Jay to receive a special offer as a listener of the podcast. If you have questions, use the hashtag #RenegadeRadioPodcast and shoot them my way on Twitter or Instagram or email podcast@JasonFerruggia.com Thank you for tuning in and subscribing. I appreciate every one of you that takes the time to listen.

I’m often asked for advice on career opportunities in the world of ReWilding. Many people feel stuck in the rut of a 9-5 and dream of doing work in the world that’s fulfilling, meaningful, adds value to the lives of others and is in line with their personal beliefs and values. I’ve spent over a decade setting up a lifestyle where work and play blend seamlessly. It is a beautiful thing to wake up each day and do work that fuels you with passion, drive and purpose. I’ve seen health and wellness “trends” come and go over the years, and I’ve found the ones that stand the test of time are those rooted in our ancestral biology. Natural movement is one such niche of the ReWilding lifestyle, and today’s episode instructs on how you can get involved with natural movement as a career path. Danny Clark — MovNat Performance Director and Master Instructor —  is here to share a bit about the MovNat Trainer Certification program with us. MovNat is more than a system of natural movements, it is a training platform for enhancing the efficiency of your motility — walking, running, climbing, crawling, bounding and vaulting, lifting and carrying. It is a ReWilding approach to movement, placing its emphasis on retraining the brain and reprogramming our movement software. I’ve personally attended the MovNat Level 1 and 2 Trainer Certification courses and can vouch for the caliber of instruction and value received (and fun had!). What I learned from MovNat has helped me to become more efficient in how I move through day to day life. In particular, it has immensely improved my efficiency in hunting and gathering, which I explain more about in this show. If you are interested in a starting a more meaningful career path and are passionate about natural movement, now is a great time to get involved on the ground floor of this budding industry! Tune in for a special discount on MovNat Level 1 Trainer Certification and MovNat Online Coaching! EPISODE BREAKDOWN: Show introduction: SurThrival Pine Pollen Sale Q&A: Stability ball vs standing Q&A: Flexibility Hunt + Gather updates Experiment with chewing sticks Introducing Danny Clark Danny’s background How Danny got involved with MovNat and natural movement Learning movement through progression Progressing through MovNat as a student The 8 domains How MovNat makes you fit for the ReWilding lifestyle Getting involved with MovNat MovNat Trainer Certification explained Taking wildness to the mainstream

In this episode, Stuart interviews Danny Lennon from Sigma Nutrition. Alongside discussing Danny's journey, they talk about:  - How Danny finds the world of online training - How to gain some sense of what you would like to do using your strengths - The importance of starting, without potentially knowing what the outcome is - Early career mistakes - Where sigma start a new client, and what their first 30days looks like - The idea of “fat loss phasing” - Sugar - what Sigma tell clients and is addiction a thing?

What do values have to do with your business? Isn’t business just about making money? Danny Iny, CEO and founder of Mirasee and author of Teach and Grow Rich: Share Your Knowledge to Create Global Impact, Freedom and Wealth, shares his reflections on how values can enrich an entrepreneur’s life as well as become a core competitive advantage. In this episode of Business Reimagined, you’ll discover: What business is really about (hint: it’s not just about money) The key indicator that sets apart great online courses (and other products) from mediocre ones How technology has made it virtually impossible to conduct business without ethics and transparency A simple barometer to determine, at any given time, whether you’re conducting business with integrity Why online course creators have the exciting opportunity to empower people, not as a cause that’s tacked onto their business, but as its core effect Listen to this episode to discern what it means—and what it takes—to build a business that’s aligned with your values: Key Points:  01:30 - The opportunity for many to experience the magical convergence of making an impact in the lives of people and doing so profitably 03:46 - The true meaning of growing “rich” 06:38 - Game theory and how it relates to conducting an ethical business 10:56 - Danny’s his definition of business 13:55 - The exciting opportunity for online course creators 14:13 - Consequences for online course creators who don’t really care about their students’ outcomes 17:04 - How Danny lets his values guide his business behavior 19:38 - An example of how ethical behavior pays off in unexpected ways 25:42 - Danny’s advice to entrepreneurs who want to build businesses in alignment with their values

Danny Iny was a self-described “goodie two shoes” for the first fourteen years of his life. Until the age of 15, when he suddenly lost interest in school, missed 152 days of classes and then convinced his parents to let him drop out in the middle of ninth-grade so he could start a business. They let him. He started that business and climbed aboard the entrepreneurial roller-coaster which was initially filled with some ups but a whole bunch of downs or as he calls them “plot twists” including losing everything in 2011 after his 3-year old startup imploded… Leaving him down -- but not out. In 2011, he started Firepole Marketing with less than nothing: No traffic No subscribers No relationships with any influencers in the industry And over $250,000 of personal debt (left over from that last failed startup) Which he then turned into into a seven-figure business through: Some ingenious marketing efforts (Such as becoming the "Freddy Krueger of Blogging") A strong commitment to teaching people And whole lot of listening to what his customers actually wanted In essence, he discovered the magic of how to “Teach and Grow Rich” and has since helped thousands of other people do the same. In this exclusive interview Danny walks us through his journey up until today... from dropping out of high-school -- to serving in the Israeli military -- to his first business “misfires” and... How he finally lit the match, made things simple and became one of the world leaders in the online education and marketing space. Some of the big things you'll learn from Danny in this "on fire" interview are: The four kinds of "educator entrepreneurs" that exist... and how to determine which one you are. How Danny convinced his parents to let him drop out of school at 15.... and why he’s completely fine if his own kids choose the same path (starting with first grade). Why stepping into difficult situations (that you’d rather avoid) will ultimately make you better in every way possible... and how he had to do this recently. What the two contradictory and unsustainable business models (that destroy many entrepreneurs) are... and how to "straddle" them both for success. What the "Teach and Grow Rich Opportunity" is... and the super simple steps you need to take to harness it. We'll cover all of that (and a lot more) in this exclusive interview with Danny Iny in Episode #11! Thank you SO much for checking out the Deconstructing Success show. Two quick things before you go.. Thing #1) Don’t forget to subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, just type in “deconstructing success” in the search bar...and click the subscribe button.   And if you enjoyed today’s show, please take a few moments to leave a review...your support means the world to us! Thing #2) You can get all of the shownotes, transcripts, breakdowns and special bonuses for this and every other episode at http://chriswinfield.com/podcast That’s it! Now go out and have the best day ever and we’ll see you next week right here on the Deconstructing Success show!

In this episode, introductions! Introduction of Danny Mullen and Christine Schwab Qualifications of Danny Mullen to be your hosts How Danny got started in technology Some example topics of future episodes Stay tuned for more episodes coming soon.

In this episode, bodyweight training expert Danny Kavadlo joins me on the podcast once again to discuss his new book, Street Workout: A Worldwide Anthology of Urban Calisthenics and answer your listener questions   0:00: An introduction to Danny’s new book and stories of their childhood scrapping in the streets of NYC 7:43: How Street Workout is different from the Kavadlos’ previous books 11:04: How Danny mixes basic strength training into his calisthenic training 14:40: Opportunities to hang and train with Danny and Al while the promote Street Workout 15:38: Trading stories about the golden eras of professional wrestling 21:34: What non-fitness skills are Danny and I working on? 25:00: Danny’s biggest life lesson since the last time he and I spoke 29:04: How do Danny and I define success? 31:35: Why I try not to pay attention to too much stuff on social media 32:27: The importance of experience in becoming a great trainer and coach 37:17: Is it possible to gain muscle with only 4-5 hours of sleep per night? 39:44: How Danny’s training principles have evolved over the years 44:05: What’s the best way to approach a cheat day or refeed day? 46:09: Danny and I talk about our tattoos and the effect they have had on our lives 59:00: :How to transition away from a soul sucking corporate job and into personal training 1:02:38: What to do when you have moments where you lack motivation and have self doubt? 1:05:35: How to progressively overload bodyweight exercises. 1:08:25: What’s better? Bodyweight only or bodyweight and dumbbells? 1:14:30: How to strengthen your wrists, ankles, and neck If you want more from Danny, be sure to check out his website at www.DannyTheTrainer.com and find him on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/DannyTheTrainer And keep up with all of his seminars, articles, and book releases at www.DragonDoor.com This episode is brought to you by Onnit Total Human Optimization. Get your Shroom Tech Sport, Alpha Brain, Hemp Force and more incredible supplements and fitness equipment at onnit.com/Renegade. And use the coupon code "Renegade" at checkout to save 10%. Also, be sure to check out Thrive Market. Shopping for healthy food can burn a hole in your wallet and waste your time. Luckily, the crew at Thrive Market lets you pick up high quality food at wholesale prices and get it delivered right to your door. No more crazy price hikes or long lines. Go to jasonferruggia.com/thrive/ to claim your free tub of some of the highest quality coconut oil around. If you have other questions you want me to answer, you can send them to podcast@jasonferruggia.com Thank you for listening.

Welcome! My guest today is FULL of fun and laughter. Danny Kollaja, aka Lanky the Clown, is original, funny, and approachable. He knows his business and knows how to work hard. He’s here to give us a glimpse into the life and work of a professional clown—which may not be all fun and games. What you’ll hear in this episode: Coulrophobia: Have you heard of it? The irrational fear of clowns Danny’s home base: Corpus Christi, TX How a high school production launched Danny’s career as a clown Danny’s first “clown alley” of all older women “This might be interesting.” Danny was in his late 30’s before clowning became his full-time profession. Now, 90% of his income is generated from the fair industry. Danny sees himself as an “ambassador of goodwill.” He brings “attitude adjustment” to people by helping them escape for a moment. Have you ever seen a clown driving down the road? Danny drives in full costume! Danny shares his worst clown experience, why you should pay attention closely to a child’s eyes, and how it feels to be thrown up on! How Danny loves bringing joy to people of ALL ages Danny loves the opportunity to perform at children’s hospitals across the world. “Stage acts bring people to your fairgrounds, but the ground (strolling) acts are what keeps them there.” Danny shares his struggles as a clown How he performs as multiple characters all in one day! How he performs in other countries, “speaking the international language of laughter” Bodily functions: They ARE the universal language! The do’s and don’ts of performing in other countries What do clowns do when they socialize with other clowns? A challenge for Danny is having to be “on” all the time that he’s in makeup and costume Want to know more? Visit www.clownone.com or call 361-852-5696.

Danny Flood is the founder of Open World Magazine and the author of multiple books, including Buy Your Own Island . He is also the host of the OpenWorld podcast. Danny has started three separate location-independent businesses that he successfully ran remotely from various corners of the globe. In this broadcast, Danny Flood and I talk about: His life as a nomadic minimalist. His travels around the world and how he came to live in Bangkok. How Danny went from running his own successful digital advertising agency to starting Open World Magazine. How his book Buy Your Own Island helps people face their fears and set their dream goals. Danny tells us how he knew he needed world experience to be a successful writer and how he has gotten that experience. He explains how being on multiple platforms has helped him find his 1000 True Fans . Danny talks about his choice to use a subscription based model to fund the magazine. He discusses with us his goals for the year and how he plans to achieve those goals while traveling and living abroad. How to find Danny Flood online: Website: openworldmag.com E-mail: danny@openworldmag.com Audiobook of Buy Your Own Island Twitter: @dandanflood If you enjoyed today’s podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support. The post ITT 082: Building a Location-Independent Business with Danny Flood appeared first on Tom Morkes.

On this episode of the Amazing Seller podcast you’re going to learn all about the power and importance of reviews on your Amazon products. Danny Brewer and Scott Voelker have a lot of experience soliciting and promoting reviews and both of them have tons to share about reviews and review groups and how they can help and hurt you when you’re trying to get your products out to the world.   What do reviews accomplish for your products?   Reviews are one of the most important parts of getting your product moved to the top of the page when someone searches for keywords related to your product. But there’s not a direct correlation. Reviews encourage potential customers to buy your product. Why? Because it appears to be more legitimate, more trustworthy. It’s THOSE sales that push your product higher in the organic search results. On this episode you’re going to hear two experienced Amazon sellers chat about the right and wrong ways to go about getting reviews for your Amazon products.   What’s the biggest reason reviews are deleted by the Amazon powers?   Amazon’s policies require reviews to be posted within certain guidelines. If your reviewers are not following those guidelines, the reviews they leave will eventually be deleted, which is of no benefit to you. The main reason for deletions is that people who receive a product for free (through one of your promotions) in exchange for a review do not say so in their review. Amazon requires that. On this episode you’re going to hear how you can encourage and even help you reviewers leave their response to your product without it being deleted.   Be careful of the trolls that lurk in public review groups.   When you post a free code for your product in an effort to promote it, you may get a great response. But consider what could happen (and often does). The people who see your free promo are not only potential customers, they could be potential competitors - and some of those competitors will do anything to hurt your sales, even buying your product using your promo, and leaving a bad review. It’s something that happens and that you should be very leary of. Today’s episode features some ideas you can put into place to make it where you don’t have to use public groups.   How can you find good, quality places to ask for good reviews?   Danny Brewer learned early on that promoting Amazon products with free or discounted coupons is problematic at best. Not only can trolls buy your product and give you bad reviews, people who are not serious about reviewing products can get in there, give you bad or lackluster reviews, and hurt your product in the end. Danny’s got a group that he’s been able to develop that is a powerful way to get quality reviews, and you can submit your products for consideration. The group doesn’t accept every product, so know that going in. Listen to this episode to get the details.   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE OF THE AMAZING SELLER   [0:25] Scott’s introduction to the podcast and his guest, Danny Brewer. [1:18] How you can get transcripts of the episodes. [2:53] Danny’s introduction… and his expertise surrounding Amazon reviews. [3:52] Why reviews are important for your products. [5:58] What is an Amazon promotion and how do they work? [6:31] One of the biggest reasons reviews are being deleted. [10:00] Why organic sales are the biggest goal. [11:41] How some review groups attract spies to your product. [17:28] Why low quality, short reviews are not beneficial. [23:38] The two types of promotions, including BSR boosts. [26:39] How to determine the number of products to give away. [31:20] What Danny does when he runs out of product: how to get his product back toward the top. [37:45] How clicks on your promotions can be a bad thing. [39:20] Don’t overdo the promotions. [48:47] How Danny has created his own review groups to promote his product reviews… and how you can get your products considered by the group. LINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE   www.GetBSR.com - Danny’s review group www.TheAmazingSeller.com/live - Find out about Scott’s live events  

"Business is a delicate social interaction" - Danny Flood Currently living in Bangkok, Danny Flood has been traveling the world as a digital nomad since 2009 and has learned just about everything there is to know about starting and running a business from the road through the three businesses he has started. Danny has traveled to over 30 countries on four continents and earned his adventure chops rafting down the Amazon and climbing the tallest mountains of South America. He’s rappelled off waterfalls in the jungle, sailed across the South China Sea, and motorbiked across SouthEast Asia. In 2015 Danny authored 5 books - including Buy Your Own Island - and created of Open World Magazine. Open World is not just a travel magazine, but a life full of options for you to create what you want, including resources for the digital nomad, step by step lifestyle guides, and profiles of explorers. In this episode we go over a range of topics for the entrepreneur and digital nomad: travel tips, productivity hacks, email outreach secrets to busy people, running crowdfunding campaigns, product creation, marketing messages, and lots more. What you will learn from this episode: -How to run a successful crowdfunding campaign -How to reach out to busy and important people via email -How to craft a simple marketing message -How Danny focuses on a single task -Goal setting timelines -How to charge premium pricing for consulting -How Danny thinks about new product creation (hint: create for your younger self) -Using exclusion search on Google Quotes: "Business is a delicate social interaction" - Danny Flood "The pressure is on to be prolific"- Danny Flood "When I write, I don't know where the content will go - the brain doesn't have a goal"- Danny Flood "Make it easy for people to say yes"- Danny Flood "Loose ends rob you of energy" -Danny Flood "Your purpose can change as you evolve"- Danny Flood "Life is like walking up a dark staircase - you can't see more than 10 steps" - Danny Flood "Meditation is the quickest form of travel"- Danny Flood "A beard is a symbol of an unconventional lifestyle"- Danny Flood "Adventure makes you feel connected to the world around you"- Danny Flood "Adventure breaks you out of routine and makes you well up with excitement"- Danny Flood Continue the Adventure (Resources from this episode): Open World Magazine Buy Your Own Island: The Ultimate Guide to Breaking Free and Making Your Dreams Reality Free audiobook download Danny Flood's Amazon Author Page Danny's recommendations: No B.S. Price Strategy: The Ultimate No Holds Barred Kick Butt Take No Prisoner Guide to Profits, Power, and Prosperity Finding email addresses: Toofr Thanks Danny Flood! If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Adventure Podcast, let Danny know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter: Click here to thank Danny on Twitter! Support the Art of Adventure! This podcast is supported by listeners like you! Become a patron of the Art of Adventure on Patreon Subscribe to The Art of Adventure Podcast for free in iTunes or Stitcher. If you enjoyed the show, please help us by leaving a 5-star rating and review! You might also like these episodes: AOA 074 | Colin Wright | The Future Of Publishing AOA 058 | Jasper Ribbers | Get Paid For Your Pad On Airbnb AOA 055 | Ladan Jiracek | Travel Wisdom From 80 Countries This episode is brought to you by my friend Nik Wood over at the Life Athletics Podcast! I’d like to introduce a show that I think you’ll love called “The Life Athletics Podcast”, hosted by my close friend, Nik Wood. Nik encourages you to play full out and to level up as he talks  to Life Athletes from around the world. These are people who have shown that they’re playing full out in at least one area of life and they share habits of thought,

In kids entertaining, as in any other field, to stagnate is to become irrelevant and boring, so it’s essential that you learn how to improve yourself and your shows if you want to stand out and stay ahead. And to help you do just that, balloon and physical comedy artist Danny Schlesinger shares how you can better your shows and refine your skills. Listen and get tips and inspiration on how you can grow professionally from this short, succinct interview with this award-winning performer.   In this episode we discuss: - Danny’s background in clowning and physical comedy and the distinction he makes between the two - Why you should and how you can upgrade your show and, more importantly, yourself - How you can keep your skills sharp - How Danny helps other entertainers make their show better   Resources mentioned in this episode: Millenium Jam - http://www.millenniumjam.com/ Danny’s Circo Ridiculoso website - http://www.circoridiculoso.co.uk/home/4515874725 Danny’s directing service for professional performers - http://www.circoridiculoso.co.uk/directing/4588510984 Danny’s balloon twisting website - http://www.dannytheidiot.com/

Danny Iny is the founder of Firepole Marketing, the author of the best selling Amazon book Engagement from Scratch, and the creator of the Audience Business Training Master Class program. In today's broadcast, Danny Iny takes us through his journey, from a quarter million in debt, to millions in revenue from his own bootstrapped startup. What Danny Iny and I talk about in today's broadcast: How Danny went from $250,000 in debt to a 7-figure business Why Danny chose the online marketing business Looking back over his business, what Danny would do differently Danny's strategy behind building an e-mail list to build a business Where writing a book fit into Danny's business strategy and how it doubled his e-mail subscribers overnight Danny's strategy behind building an e-mail list instead of focusing on Amazon sales How he created his business systems and processes You can find Danny Iny online: firepolemarketing.com/ @DannyIny If you enjoyed today's podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.

They say third times a charm, we'll let you be the judge of that. THIS WEEK: Danny's sexy voice, problem with Barista's, Danny and Jarryd's commentary on the "State Of Origin", How Danny's 'ocean jokes' went down at his gig, Jarryd was CATFISHED!! :O, Educating Jarryd (Moby), Profile picture likes and Jarryd's santa photos

Today on the BiggerPockets Podcast we sit down with fix and flipper Danny Johnson to talk about running a successful real estate investing business. Danny has been investing in real estate for the past decade and has hundreds of awesome, actionable tips that he shares with us in today’s show. From real estate marketing through websites and direct mail to tips for wholesalers and ideas for getting started while working a full time job, Danny’s knowledge is going to blow your mind. Whether you are an experienced house flipper, a wholesaler, or a new investor just getting ready to start investing, this show is going to give you a ton of ammunition to use in your business.In This Show, We Cover:Why a mentor isn’t as important for your success as you might think.How to hustle while holding a full time job.How to use “driving for dollars” to get started.The CRAZY first deal that got Danny into real estate.Bandit signs… a great marketing plan OR a criminal activity?How Danny manages 8-13 flips at a time.The “Top Secret” method that Danny uses to find deals.Postcards vs. yellow letters : which is better?The best criteria for compiling a great direct mail list.Tips for creating a lead generating website and online advertising.Books Mentioned in the ShowRich Dad Poor Dad by Robert KiyosakiMastery by Robert GreeneFlipping Houses Exposed by Danny JohnsonLinks from the ShowWhy Hiring a Mentor Might Not Be the Stupidest Thing You Could Do by Ben LeybovichDriving for Dollars Bible: Finding Distressed Properties and Marketing by Chris FeltusDriving for Dollars Bible 2: Tracking Down Owners & More Tips! by Chris FeltusDanny’s “We Buy Houses website”BP Podcast 016: Land Contracts, Creative Selling, and Finding Private Money with Clay HuberHard Money Lender DirectoryDanny’s Blog Post: 9 Reasons Why You Couldn’t Sell Your Wholesale DealTweetable TopicsYou can’t just sit behind a computer and expect to succeed. You gotta get out there and do stuff. (Tweet This!)Always negotiate. (Tweet This!)When it’s a “real deal” you’ll know it’s a good deal. You don’t have to make it a deal. (Tweet This!)Focus on finding really great deals – you don’t need a whole lot of buyers (Tweet This!)Connect with DannyDanny’s BiggerPockets ProfileDanny’s Blog FlippingJunkie.com