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Uber Lyft Drivers and Gig Economy Workers Weekly News & Interviews:   This week I have David Pickerell, CEO/Founder of Para.   David and I have been working together since March 2020, even if you are familiar with the work we did at Para re: DoorDash Tip Transparency... you most likely don't know the other projects we have done together, this path that led to Para, and were is Para going next?  Luckily, we are going to tell all today! FIRST A LITTLE NEWS: PUA is OVER! Jobs are paying between $15-$20/hour, gonna take some real changes in everyones method of employement and pay models… especially the On-demand App-based gig platforms. Uber's $250million camaign was completely wasted money, now its gone, how will the rideshare giants bring drivers back. Rideshare companies and natural disasters:  why do you get a FREE Uber ride from a Flood Zone right now, but in South Lake Tahoe rideshare Fire Evacuees are not only charging but surging!   Sponsored by Curri (( Drive for Curri )) David Pickerell: David is back Tan, Rested, and Ready! How David and I started working together Autonomy/UberLyftDrivers/Rideshare Rodeo Projects: PUA/UI/PPP calculator Getting gig workers their in depth data Tracking mileage from your trip history Applying to gig based platforms in one submission Para/Rideshare Rodeo Projects: Gig Work Transparency DoorDash Tip Transparency GrubHub mileage Transparency UPCOMING PROJECTS: *you'll have to listen to hear whats coming* Ready... Set... Rodeo!!!!! Curri Links: Curri website Curri Twitter Curri Facebook Curri Instagram Curri LinkedIn Sponsored by Curri (( Drive for Curri ))  

Original Notes: IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: 0:00 Introduction 2:23 How David got on the journey of helping entrepreneurs 12:25 Positioning a business to be attractive for buying 15:57 Top 5 reasons why business go for sale 19:30 Mistakes that sellers often make 23:46 The “dream” of selling a small business for $1 million 25:07 Development of small businesses in Canada 30:03 Understanding the terms of sale 37:07 The role that insurance plays in business and transferability 45:10 Who David wants to be a hero to

Welcome to episode 289 of The Outdoor Biz Podcast with Atlantic British Vice President of Business Development and Growth David Newey. We talk about how a guy from Sony Pictures and Krispy Kreme moves on to Valspar, Primaloft, and now Atlantic British. Facebook Twitter Instagram   The Outdoor Biz Podcast   Please give us a rating and review HERE Show Notes David's introduction to the Outdoors I grew up in the Adirondacks basically. It's sort of the foothills of the Adirondacks in Saratoga Springs, New York. And as far as an introduction to the outdoors in general, that's how we grew up, camping, we grew up, dirt biking and off-roading and all kinds of sports in the summer. And then lots of winter sports skiing, ski racing, that kind of thing. Sony Pictures Krispy Kream Valspar PrimaLoft Atlantic British Land Rover The Land Rover Offroad Driving School David's advice for folks wanting to get into the Overlanding business These are lifestyle businesses, you have to want to eat, sleep and play in this world. I think it benefits those who are authentic. I would look for what makes you want to get out of bed in the morning? What are you passionate about? Because you're going to be dealing with those people and they're going to see right through you. So, I would say follow your passions and look for those companies and segments that cater to that and dive right in. I mean, there's really no better way. David's favorite books Business Books Favorite piece of outdoor gear under a hundred dollars any knife from Columbia River Knife and Tool Company Black Diamond Moji Lantern Follow up with David davidnewey@gmail.com Linkedin Atlantic British Facebook Instagram YouTube 02:35 - 03:01 Intro to Outdoors 06:02 - 06:48 How David developed his career 22:58 - 22:38 Advice  

In episode #034 of The ManKind Podcast, Brandon Clift interviews Film Director, David Quint, who shares his powerful story of his father finding out his origins. The full emotional spectrum is on display as the truth is revealed about David's family and the generational wounds they both carry. Interview Starts At: [03:49]This Episode Covers: How many of David's shadows wounds were inherited from his father's traumatic upbringing.How David and his Father have been able to completely transform their relationship from disconnected and distant to loving and rich.Loved David? Find His Links Here:WATCH THE FILM HEREAdditional Resources:Subscribe/Rate/Review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐: >>>HERE

David LaMotte is an award-winning musician, speaker, and author. I've known David and have been a huge fan of his music for about 20 years, watching his concerts in Asheville and Black Mountain many times over the years. But it was through his book, Worldchanging 101: Challenging the Myth of Powerlessness, that I got to know his work in peacebuilding. David is someone who has spent many years of his life cultivating peace, both within himself and in his community. In 2008, he suspended his career in music to accept a Rotary World Fellowship and study International Relations, Peace, and Conflict Resolution at the University of Queensland in Brisbane, Australia. He has spoken and facilitated conversations about race, privilege, and positive change, and his talk for TEDxAsheville discusses how music can teach us how to understand peace and conflict. He is the Co-Founder and President of PEG Partners, a non-profit for literacy, critical thought, and artistic expression in Guatemala, and was named “Madison World Changer” for his work in the country. Today, David is writing his next book, tentatively titled “Harmony: What Music Can Teach Us About Peacemaking in a Troubled Time.” David joins me today to dive deep into what peacemaking is. We discuss the importance of building inner peace so we can portray it outward in our homes and communities. We explain the etymology of pacifism and highlight why it's not just about being passive. We describe the role of hope in activism, the usefulness of vulnerability as a means of change, and the impact of creativity in interrupting hate and prejudice. We also underscore the power of names and words as well as contemplate the wisdom of the civil rights movement and activists such as John Lewis and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.   “The work of peacebuilding is about approaching conflict in constructive ways.” - David LaMotte   This week on Relationships! Let's Talk About It: Rethinking peacemaking and how David's first understanding of peace and harmony has evolved Why it's important to distinguish kindness from niceness How peace requires stepping towards conflict, not away from it Getting comfortable with the uncomfortable and how conflict leads to deeper understanding in a relationship How couples can work on conflict resolution The two facets of sensitivity and using sensitivity to move towards somebody Choosing vulnerability as a means of change and a look at the model of the civil rights movement Non-violence, its misconceptions, and why pacifism isn't about being passive The activism of love and our cultural narrative about what hope means The relationship between inner peace, outer peace, and activism Why the only way to know what integrity is to be out of it The name of peace and why I changed my name How David cultivates peace in his family An exercise in conflict mediation Creative interruption and the Coup Clutz Clown counter-rally David's principles for recognizing social privilege Accepting the possibility of human transformation   Related Content: The Secret to Love is Just Kindness   Resources Mentioned: Music Can Help Us Understand Peace and Conflict | David LaMotte on TEDxAsheville   Connect with David LaMotte: Let's Be Neighbors David LaMotte Website David LaMotte on LinkedIn David LaMotte on Facebook David LaMotte on Twitter Book: Worldchanging 101: Challenging the Myth of Powerlessness Book: White Flour Book: S. Bathtub   Let's Talk About It! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of Relationships! Let's Talk About It - the show to help you forge deeper, more meaningful connections and relationships with those around you. If you enjoyed this week's episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show, and leave us a rating and review. Check out our Guided Audio Practices and Meditations at Relationships! Let's Learn About It. You can check out the original songs I have sung in my podcast at Pripo's Podcast Songs. Don't forget to visit our website and follow us on Twitter and Instagram. Share your favorite episodes on social media to help others build better, more meaningful relationships. And if our content has helped you forge deeper connections and more meaningful relationships, be sure to help support the show by visiting our Support the Podcast page! Theme music “These Streets” provided by Adi the Monk

The complex history of democracy and its global origins isn't taught in school. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to self-educate. On today's episode, we speak with David Stasavage, a Professor of Political Science and Dean of Social Sciences at the University of New York. He allows us to dip into his incredible wealth of knowledge around the history of this form of governance, as well as giving us his insights and predictions for its future. You'll hear about the role of technology and geography in the emergence (or non-emergence) of democracy across the globe. We talk about the factors that influence the strength of a city's fiscal position and David suggests an extreme solution to restoring that power: to disallow the issuing of debt. Next, we talk about the growth rates of autonomous cities, how location and craft guild contribute to growth, and David tells us why the effectiveness of political inclusion rests on how a society is organized. We dive into Olson's theory of the stationary versus roving bandit, and discuss exit options through the lens of Carneiro's Circumspection Theory. David weighs in on Herbst's view that redrawing borders can reduce conflict, and gives us his prediction for how democracy will fare with populism and technocracy in mind. We touch on theories by Henry Pierrine and David recommends Wim Blockman's research as a rich resource on cities and representation. Tune in for a thorough look into the history of democracy with the future in mind!   Key Points From This Episode:   •   The topic of David's recently published book, The Decline and Rise of Democracy. •   The global origins of democracy which contradict the idea of it starting in Athens. •   How technology and geography play into the emergence of democracy (or not). •   Why cities and smaller states could accrue long-term debt as early as the 13th century. •   How the strength of the central political unit dictates the strength of a city's fiscal position. •   An extreme solution to restoring a city's fiscal strength: disallow the issuing of debt. •   We discuss the reversal of faster growth rates in autonomous cities after 100 years. •   How location and craft guild influenced the growth of cities throughout history. •   Why the effect of political inclusion depends upon how society itself is organized. •   We discuss Olson's stationary versus roving bandit theory. •   Exit options through the lens of Robert Carneiro's Circumscription Theory. •   David weighs in on Herbst's view that redrawing borders can reduce conflict. •   Why, if you have collective governance first, the possibility for bureaucracy is greater. •   Local elections as a way for autocratic rulers to gather information. •   How David foresees political institutions navigating outdated laws and godlike technology. •   The role of connection and disconnection to the state in decentralization, and local control. •   David's prediction on how democracy will fare with populism and technocracy in mind. •   Why it might be true that government officials can't achieve anything alone. •   We discuss the theory outlined in Henry Pierrine's Early Democracies in the Low Countries. •   Wim Blockman's research as a powerful resource on cities and representation. •   David's book in gestation about the future of democracy.     Links Mentioned in Today's Episode: https://stasavage.com/ (David Stasavage) https://twitter.com/stasavage (David Stasavage on Twitter) https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-stasavage-787b1842/ (David Stasavage on LinkedIn) https://www.amazon.com/Decline-Rise-Democracy-Antiquity-Princeton/dp/0691177465... Support this podcast

Top 10 or Bust with David Cini, Manny De Los Angeles & Patrick Micallef "Just stick to it and the change will happen"   Meet David, Manny & Patrick, 3 of Max's top 10 finalists in the January Challenge.  In this episode, you'll discover: How David, Manny & Patrick met and supported each other throughout the Challenge Tips to building your own garage gym Steps to take to learn how to train in a focused environment Turning the gym into a bonding experiencing The power of training partners "Just give it a crack!" Connect  Find The Max and Maxine Challenge On Apple Podcasts On Facebook On Instagram @maxchallenge and @maxineschallenge Coach Steve @steveneskaf - muscleuposteo.com Coach Nic @nicolettaceppellini - 2000watts.com.au   For more information about the Challenge visit: www.maxchallenge.com.au www.maxineschallenge.com.au

The global workforce is fast becoming remote and borderless.  The current technologies in the human resources space pose so many challenges for companies like Eppione, but along with it comes the enormous potential for scale and profitability as well. In this episode, David Kindlon, shares with us how their company is catching up with the demands from HR tech platforms and how they are disrupting the insurance industry through their SaaS.   We'll talk about: How David started in the HR tech space [01:49] Finding the RIGHT co-founders in business [08:25] From mere idea to actual product with early adopters [10:03] SaaS is where the future of money is for Eppione [11:45] The insurance industry is still using old tech stacks [15:08] Global remote work changes the landscape for HR technology [16:53] The pivot directed by user feedback [19:19] What David would have done in the early stages of the business [21:38] Be ready with a plan before getting funding [23:18] When should the business have processes in place? [24:11] Funding is finding the RIGHT money [27:57] Don't be afraid of competition [30:05] The one thing David recommends [34:39]   Resource Links: Brett Trainor Website (https://bretttrainor.com/) Download Startup to Scaleup: A 4-Part Framework to Grow Your B2B Business to $10 Million (https://bretttrainor.com/resources/) Check out David's intelligent HR solutions - (https://eppione.com/)   About Our Guest: David Kindlon is the CEO of Eppione, an intelligent HR solutions company from Ireland with several locations in the world. Their cloud-based solutions enable companies to have flexibility and understand their unique workforce.   David is passionate about supporting businesses to empower, nurture, and inspire their workforce through technology Connect with David through his LinkedIn.  If you liked this episode, please don't forget to tune in, subscribe, and share this podcast.  Connect with B2B Founder:  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCySoKsETeKxu-Fnf2VfE7Gg/

David George is a General Partner @ Andreessen Horowitz where he leads their growth investing practice. Since joining in 2019 David has invested in the likes of Clubhouse, Coinbase, Databricks, Figma, Instacart, Robinhood and TripActions just to name a few. David also sits on the board of Current, Greenlight, and Workrise. Prior to a16z, David spent 7 years growth investing at General Atlantic where he invested in the likes of Airbnb, Crowdstrike, Opendoor, Slack and Uber. In Today's Episode with David George You Will Learn: 1.) How David made his way into the world of growth investing with General Atlantic and how that led to his leading the newest iteration of a16z growth funds? What were David's biggest takeaways from his time with General Atlantic? How did it impact his investing? 2.) Misconceptions of Growth Investing: Why does David believe that great business models are table stakes at growth today? What gives the best the edge? Why does David believe that people over-rotate on TAM? Why is it misleading in many ways? What is the right way to assess TAM at growth today? What does David look for when digging into unit economics? When is the right time to focus on unit economics? 3.) Portfolio Construction and Scenario Planning: How does David think about portfolio construction with the new a16z growth fund? What is the right level of diversification? How does David think about loss ratio today? How does David approach outcome scenario planning? What is an attractive level of upside for David to engage at growth? How has that expectation changed over time? 4.) Valuations and Crossover Funds: How does David assess the valuation landscape today? How does David determine whether he will pay up or sit out on an investment? How has the rise of crossover funds, PE funds and hedge funds entering growth impacted the valuations being paid and the investment process itself? What does David make of these new entrants? What challenges do they bring? 5.) Investment Decision-Making: How do a16z approach decision-making at growth? Who is on the core IC? Why does David strongly believe in the single trigger model in venture when it comes to decision-making? What are the biggest reasons for politics in venture firms today? What can be done to mitigate them? Item's Mentioned In Today's Episode with David George David's Favourite Book: Increasing Returns To Scale David's Most Recent Investment: Loom

In this episode, I am once again joined by David Curtis, a Lama in the Shangpa-Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism and founder of the Tibetan Language Institute. In this interview, David shares his passion for the Tibetan language and insights gained from his 27 year career teaching Tibetan to thousands of students. We learn about David's unique approach to language learning, the unique characteristics of the Tibetan language that David loves, and how different approaches to grammar can open up meaning at different points in a student's journey. David also reveals how to approach language learning as a spiritual practice, and shares stories of his interactions with prominent gurus and translators. … Video version: https://www.guruviking.com/ep104-lama-david-curtis-teaching-the-tibetan-language/ 
Also available on Youtube, iTunes, & Spotify – search ‘Guru Viking Podcast'. … Topics include: 00:00 - Intro 00:45 - Tibetan Language Institute 02:26 - Developing language learning materials over 27 years of teaching 07:45 - Early dictionaries assumed a knowledge of Greek and Latin 08:43 - David's approach to teaching the Tibetan language 11:44 - The connection between enlightened nature and language 14:07 - The integration of Sino-Tibetan and Indo-European elements in the Tibetan literary language 22:18 - Chomsky and how to teach grammar 29:08 - Language learning as a spiritual practice 33:04 - The three aspects of language, and advice for the intermediate language learner 39:01 - Resources from Joe B Wilson and John Rockwell 40:39 - How David sees his role as a language teacher 41:39 - Benefits of learning Tibetan and some student success stories 44:33 - The profile of an ideal student Previous interviews with Lama David Curtis: - https://www.guruviking.com/ep84-lama-david-curtis-hitchhiking-in-samsara/ - https://www.guruviking.com/ep99-lama-david-curtis-2-making-of-a-tantric-lama/ To find out more about Lama David Curtis, visit: - http://www.bigskymindmontana.org/ - http://www.tibetanlanguage.org/ 
For more interviews, videos, and more visit: - www.guruviking.com Music ‘Deva Dasi' by Steve James

Guest Bio - David O'Leary David is a wealth management expert, impact investment professional, public speaker, and writer. David spends his time as Founder & Principal of Kind Wealth, a holistic wealth management practice helping early to mid-career Canadians manage their money in a way that matches their values. (See full BIO at the end of the notes) Summary This is yet another  fascinating episode that covers so many questions: What is the role of a wealth manager? Or an Investment Manager? Or a Financial Planner?  What is the fiduciary duty? And what is the duty of the pension funds and other institutions that are the largest investors in the world?  And from a personal perspective, what are some of the best things the “average” person can do to “vote with their dollar”? Do you have to be a high-stakes, risk-taking investor to make a difference? Or can you be involved from early career stages to shape the future world into a sustainable landscape and impact wealth reality? What is the best intersectionality between advisors and clients? How do we measure impact, the access and the inclusion to products, services and the effect they are having on people, the environment and the returns?  These and so many more topics are covered during this in-depth episode. Enjoy!  Key points The definition of “impact investment” and the spectrum of capital: where or how you want to participate is your personal choice based on your wealth management goals. Somehow, sustainable investment and profit-generation became mutually exclusive, but it doesn't have to be. The impact of having a theory of change Whatever it's called, when your approach to wealth management includes using finances to better the world, your investments will be healthier than if you were only trying to get more money with little regard to how profits are generated. Milton Friedman vs Real Sustainable Fiduciary Duty Brow Stocks and the prisoners' dilemma  Key definition: Investment Management vs Financial Planning  The Intersectionality of wealth managers and clients Measuring Impact, Qualifications & God's call Time stamps [6:09] How David defines sustainable and impact investment [9:04] The spectrum of defining “impact investment” [18:07] The real intent of fiduciary duty vs the old Milton Friedman interpretation  [21:30] Brown stocks perform worse than sustainable ones  [24:10] Short-term vs. Long-term wealth management plans [31:35] The age range (and reason) of people who have been most historically underserved in quality financial advice [33:33] Investment management vs financial planning: two separate personal finance issues that have traditionally been erroneously combined, now should be intentionally treated separately [41:00] Wealth managers & advisors tend to serve people like themselves   [42:00:] Measuring Impact, underrepresented groups, access & inclusion  [50:37] The Bottleneck: Perfect is the enemy of good - Financial advisors vs. ESG investments [56:00:] Some relevant qualifications in the UK and Canada  [1:00:35] David working in Sierra Leone on microfinance projects, how that relates to impact investing [1:02:00] World Vision and the work of missionaries [1:05:00] Call to action Useful links JP Dallmann on Forbes David O'Leary's website Connect with David and listen to his podcasts - Sign up at impactinvesting.how Kind Wealth website https://kindwealth.ca/team/ Andrew Parry on the Impact Leaders Podcast World Vision website https://www.wvi.org Milton Friedman on Wikipedia Theory of change on Wikipedia Logframe - Logical Framework Approach CFA Institute Website Certified Professional Impact Analyst (CPIA) designation at Queens University -------- Call-to-actions: The podcast is one of catalytic initiatives to help deliver on Our mission to “Raise awareness to help transition capital into Sustainable & Impact Investing faster and at scale” 1-Become a Patreon if you would like to support it, you can become a patreon and also make one-off contributions.  2-Become a sponsor We're looking for 3 founding sponsors support the mission! Reach out today to work with us! 3-Become an IMPACT LEADER We are looking for 10 people interested to join our new IMPACT LEADERS programme. Register your interest to book a call. 4 - Get in touch Contact us to help you transition into Sustainable & Impact Investing - ILA & Partners 5 - GIFT: My FREE Guide to Profit & Impact If you are a business owner or an investor and you struggle to create the PROFIT & IMPACT you want …  then download my free guide : The 6 Reasons why YOU & YOUR BUSINESS DON'T CREATE SUSTAINABLE PROFIT & IMPACT Connect with JP Dallmann on Linkedin, Twitter, Instagram and Clubhouse Impact Leaders is produced by Podcast Publishing ------- Important: The content shared on this podcast does not constitute a request, offer, recommendation or solicitation of any kind to buy, subscribe, sell or redeem any investment instruments or to perform other such transactions of any kind. ------- About the Guest - David O'Leary David is Founder & Principal of Kind Wealth, a holistic wealth management practice helping early to mid-career Canadians manage their money in a way that matches their values. David also produces and hosts The Impact Investing Podcast and is a frequent speaker at conferences and in the media (The Globe & Mail, The Toronto Star, BNN Bloomberg, CNBC Africa, etc.). Previously, David was Managing Director of Origin Capital, the impact investing division of World Vision Canada. Prior to that he co-founded Eden Valley Partners, an advisory practice managing discretionary portfolios and providing financial planning to high net worth Canadians. David spent the first 13 years of his career with Morningstar in both Canada and South Africa in a variety of Director level roles where he specialized in Investment Manager Research. David holds a BA in English Literature from the University of Toronto, an MBA from the Rotman School of Business, the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, and the Qualified Associate Financial Planner® (QAFP) designation. He is also working toward the Certified Professional Impact Analyst (CPIA) designation at Queens University.  ------- David's short life story In clichéd fashion, my life was transformed when I met a girl. I know, boy meets girl, how original! But her influence led me to take a six-week sabbatical from my job on Bay Street to spend that time volunteering in Sierra Leone with one of the world's largest humanitarian organizations. My goal was to learn about how they were using microfinance to help end poverty.  The trip was an emotional roller coaster that left me, at once, angry, sad, inspired, and motivated to do something about the appalling inequality I had witnessed. I didn't realize it then, but two years later I would move to South Africa. Four years after that, I would quit my job in the institutional investment world and move home to pursue work that I felt could make a bigger social impact. This work included co-founding a traditional financial advisory practice that integrated philanthropy with financial planning for retirement-age Canadians. It also included three years leading the impact investing division of the same INGO I had volunteered with all those years ago in Sierra Leone. During this time, I spent evenings and weekends working to get Kind Wealth off the ground.   I'm passionate about Kind Wealth because during my 20 years of working in financial services, I came to see the underbelly of the industry and the many ways in which it took advantage of clients, the very people it claims to serve. I have also built a deep understanding of how people's money choices impact the world around us: whether it be decisions about saving, spending, investing, or donating, it all leaves a footprint, for better or worse. I am excited to be building a wealth management practice that actually lives out its values, treats clients fairly, and helps them reach their financial goals in a way they can feel good about.  On a personal note, I am a passionate advocate for equality of all stripes but maintain a particular focus on fighting for gender equality and against wealth inequality. I have a wide set of eclectic and often incongruous interests. In what feels like a lifetime ago, I was a competitive boxer in both Canada and South Africa. As such, I spent a great many hours punching other people in the face. Yet I've spent even more time traveling to developing countries trying to understand the root causes of wealth inequality and how I could help tackle it.  In recent years I have been on a quest to simplify my life, be content with less, and stay mindful of the impact my life choices have on the world around us. I am currently working on eating less meat and reducing my family's consumption by purchasing or bartering for second-hand goods. Oh, and in case you're wondering, that girl I mentioned at the top of my bio, the one who changed my life, I ended up marrying her and having two strong-willed, socially conscious girls together.  ------- Important: The content shared on this podcast does not constitute a request, offer, recommendation or solicitation of any kind to buy, subscribe, sell or redeem any investment instruments or to perform other such transactions of any kind.

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, a remarkable guest, David Neagle who shares his entrepreneurial journey gives amazing tips on how to be a successful entrepreneur, how to get rid fears and back up from failures, how to get rid toxic people in your life, how to make your idea realize, and when is it the right time to diversify and start investing out of your business!  David Neagle is a mindset mentor, famous speaker, podcaster and host of The Successful Mind Podcast, bestselling author of The Millions Within, a book focusing on intention, focus, and awareness to build your dream business and life. David is the founder of the multimillion-dollar global coaching company Life Is Now, Inc, helping thousands of entrepreneurs, experts and self-employed professionals gain confidence and find the right mindset to increase their revenue, turning their endeavors into seven- and eight-figure ventures. Being in the coaching and mentorship industry for more than 20 years, David has worked alongside other well-known mentors like Bob Proctor and Tony Robbins, and his clients include many well-known people, including New York Times #1 best-selling author Jen Sincero. Because of the results his clients have achieved, along with his dedication, David's coaching has expanded to more than 30 countries, and he has been featured on Forbes, CBS, NBC, Wall Street Journal, Inc, HLN, Entrepreneur, and Fox. Young David became street smart because it was needed to keep away the fears from the surroundings. His life was not on a good track and grew up witnessing all the struggles within his family. Because David doesn't want his children to experience the hardships he'd been through, he doubles down on being a responsible person and a father. David didn't know that he was an entrepreneur at heart but was really preferred to make his own thing and be in control with his own income than working for somebody else. He wanted to change his situation but doesn't know where to get started. Then, he realized that he must change his attitudes first to change his situation. So while working for Petroleum Company for seven years, he prepared himself, he learned to work with other people and learned from them, studied who David Neagle is, and how to be a successful person. Later, David decided to leave the corporate world and build his own business. He left his work to consulting, coaching, speaking, and that he built Neagle Media. Because David was very determined to win, he had developed the ability to lose without taking it personally, take chances, take risks, develop the good attitudes, frameworks, and learn from the mistakes and people he had with. A mentor motivated him to become a good follower; he gets rid of his ego and the shame around asking for help which he had no idea that it was blocking him so much. Just like other entrepreneurs, he encountered bumps and challenges but learned to accept himself and embraced it. To him, failing is fine but what's not fine is that you never try what you desire to do with. Losing is not the end, so stand, and back up. Thus, stop being afraid of making decisions and failing but always find the right thing about the things that got wrong, learned from it and go on. He learned the strategy and tactics to enjoy success just like other entrepreneurs because mistakes don't really bother him but he used it to continue to grow and expand. David gives advice on not investing in the things that you don't understand and develop skills set in understanding your business like sales, marketing, social media, and stuff like that. On the other side, despite his success, David has always had a deep desire in helping people the way his mentor had helped him. From starting off with the basic idea of wealth fund - just taking 10 cents out of every dollar that came to the company to now having multiple companies and helping people to be free and creating the lifestyle they want. Therefore, he expands it more globally to really touch people's lives all over.  Neagle believes that entrepreneurship is something that's going to bring us together as a world more than it is that something that's going to divide us because most entrepreneurs want to do something good! Some Questions I Ask: Where did your journey begin from an entrepreneurial perspective? (00:43) What do you think is the one among the key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs that served you at the highest level as a business owner? (08:58) What's your definition of being a good student? (09:15) Is that one of the things that you see hurting a lot of entrepreneurs right now is this ‘figured it out on my own' mentality versus seeking mentorship? (11:36) What is it that you see stopping so many people and how can they go about overcoming those things to take that first step? (12:59) How does somebody go about taking the actions to clean up some of those toxic relationships in their life? (14:38) When did you feel like in your entrepreneurial journey you really embraced every aspect of who David Neagle is? (18:01) What are some of the things that you consistently do no matter what that leads to that type of growth internally, spiritually, emotionally, and externally in your physical world? (23:16) Were you born a great entrepreneur or did you create a great entrepreneur? (26:30) How did you go about building wealth? (29:34) When is it the right time to diversify a little bit and start investing out of my business additionally? (32:53) What keeps you with both hands on the steering wheel pushing the businesses forward that you're pushing forward? (36:50) In This Episode, You Will Learn: The bad event that shifted David's life. (01:46) How David changed things in life. (05:22) The 3 key characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. (06:00) The difference between a dysfunctional person and a toxic person. (15:24) 3 things that made his life a really big difference. (20:55) How to avoid your idea won't go away. (23:30) Quotes: “My whole life shifted.” “Life is short, you don't know when you're gonna go or nothing is certain.” “If you're gonna do anything, you better do it now.” “All good leaders are also good students.” “You have to really be willing to let go of the way you think it's opposed to working or you need to be right and follow something that actually does.” “If you don't create the right environment for yourself in which to succeed in, you won't.” “This is my life, I never going to know if I don't try.” “If you could own the failure and not be afraid of the failure, you're gonna win.” “Always get what you need when you need it.” “Everything that goes wrong and a lot of things will go wrong, there's something right about it.” “Everything is already here.” “Every level has new devils.” “Be careful not to let our idea roll us.” “I was born with a very adventurous spirit.” “I would never invest in something that I didn't understand not only the company but the psychology behind why it works.” “I know how to make money in my companies very very well.” “Being on entrepreneurial is something that's on fire in the world right now.” Connect with David Neagle on: The Successful Mind Podcast Website Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Instagram

How do you go from working 70 hours a week being the center of everything in the business, to 34% profit working only 2 hours a week?  This is what my latest guest, Dave Hooke shared with me in today's episode. In this conversation, we go deep into the critical ingredient of reaching ownership status - leadership development.  Dave was able to slow down and enjoy his life outside of real estate more because he surrounded himself with quality talent, and invested in helping them become leaders in their own right.  Today, Dave will take you through his journey, how he has been able to take his team along on his leadership journey, and how to safely offload tasks in our business without causing more harm.   Dave gives incredible insights on;  How to correctly diagnose the issues in your business  How David recruited someone straight out of high school and trained them up to run half of the business.  The power of empathy, compassion, and making generous assumptions when we're training people.  Why we shouldn't offload a role too quickly, and Dave's process for training our replacements the right way.

Actor and comedian David Magidoff is the founder of Monkey Butler Improv, host of game shows such as Broke A$$ Gameshow on MTV and HQ Trivia, co-host of the podcast Fanaddicts, and will be appearing as a series regular in the revival of the modern TV cult classic Dexter coming out this year. He can also been seen playing Nicky Brooks on Season One of the Apple TV series The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carrell, Reese Witherspoon, and Mark Duplass, among many other stars.  What you will learn: David divulges what it is like to be in the middle of shooting the revival of such a beloved show like Dexter and what the audition process was like. [0:00-7:14] The impressive rundown of David's unique and consistent career in the entertainment industry and the path he took to get there - from competitive improv, attending USC, getting an agent, to finally booking his first gig. [7:14-12:05] David's experience performing stand-up comedy and why he personally prefers improv comedy over stand-up. How being skilled at improv can help one's acting ability, and how it helped David during his audition for Dexter. [12:05-23:22] Why David prefers to live in the moment instead of concretely planning too far in advance. How he handled working with such a star-studded cast in the Emmy-winning The Morning Show. [23:22-30:40] What it was like for David to work with the late, brilliant Lynn Shelton and how he reflects on her passing both as a fan of her partner Marc Maron, and as someone who worked with her professionally. [30:40-36:00] How David compiled his reel to audition for SNL and, despite not getting hired at SNL, how that reel led to a different job in the industry. David also discusses his new podcast, Fanaddics, which he co-hosts with Clare Kramer, shares what inspired him to approach celebrity interviews differently than podcasters, and talks about some recent episodes he enjoyed recording. [36:00-45:44] David provides all the information he's legally allowed to disclose about his character in the upcoming season of Dexter, which will be released this Fall. [45:44-50:34] Resources: David Magidoff's: IMDb, Cameo, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube Fanaddicts Podcast Monkey Butler Improv

“And David said in his heart, I shall now perish one day by the hand of Saul.”—1 Samuel 27:1. Main Points:1. The thought of David's heart was false – 4:052. How David came to think thus of his God – 19:483. The ill-effects of David's unbelief – 30:08 Subscribe to our YouTube channel here! The following […] The post 439. The Danger of Doubting — 1 Samuel 27:1 appeared first on Hear Spurgeon.

This week's episode is the first in a two-part series that features David Lynn. He is the president and chief investment officer of Healthcare MOB REIT at White Oak Healthcare Finance. We discuss how being a mission-critical, demand-driven asset class helped healthcare real estate retain its value through the pandemic and bodes well for long-term resiliency in the market. In this episode, we talk about… [2:18] White Oak Healthcare Finance and the Healthcare MOB Real Estate Investment Trust [3:03] How David's past career experience led him toward his focus on the healthcare real estate asset class [6:34] The impact of critical and expanding medical services on real estate [9:52] A comparison of the healthcare real estate market in the United States versus in Singapore [10:28] Where White Oak Healthcare Finance focuses acquisition efforts [12:08] Physician ownership [13:39] Interesting transaction stories [18:34] His company's response to the COVID-19 pandemic Links to resources: White Oak Healthcare Finance: https://www.whiteoaksf.com Subscribe, rate and review: www.providerspropertiesandperformance.com Schedule a healthcare real estate investment strategy consultation: https://docproperties.com/free-consultation-trisha-talbot/ About Trisha: WEBSITE: www.docproperties.com LINKED IN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/trishatalbot/ Email inquiries to: info@docproperties.com

Today my guest is David Potter of the band Stand Atlantic out of Sydney, Australia. This is the first guest on the show from the pop punk music scene. The band typically does 200 shows a year, and we talk about what it's been like going from 200 shows to 0 shows.We dig into how they got started, found their manager, and booking agents. We discuss tour buy-ons and what he thinks of the whole pay-to-play system.3:22 - How Australia's been during the pandemic9:38 - Touring and the pop punk scene in Australia13:59 - Music being cyclical and Stand Atlantic becoming accepted in the Australian music scene17:30 - How most of Stand Atlantic's fans discovered them21:06 - Using social media to build a following and splitting up band members' responsibilities25:30 - Reckoning with streaming numbers30:28 - David switching from the bassist to guitarist38:04 - Stand Atlantic's sponsorship with Fender39:44 - Don't fall for scams or pay-to-play situations47:02 - Experimenting with livestream shows51:48 - The process in creating "deathwish"57:09 - How David defines success1:00:49 - What it means to David to make it in the new music businessConnect with Ari's Take:Website: https://aristake.comAcademy: https://aristakeacademy.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/aristake_/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@aris.takeTwitter: https://twitter.com/ArisTakeYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/aristake1Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aristake/Connect with Ari Herstand:Website: https://ariherstand.comInstagram: https://instagram.com/ariherstandTwitter: https://twitter.com/ariherstandYouTube: https://youtube.com/ariherstandFacebook: https://facebook.com/ariherstandConnect with Stand Atlantic:Website: https://www.standatlantic.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/standatlantic/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StandAtlantic/Twitter: https://twitter.com/StandAtlanticSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1W2Fv4YUnjC8hx2qQd6fGh?si=WNqYxGhQT1i4kbAPRsj4mw&dl_branch=1 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hey everybody! Welcome back to another episode of the Bolton Ebikes Podcast. It's always exciting to have guests on the show. And today I have David from Tucson, Arizona. He has a very unique bike, something that I'm familiar with. I think they're really cool, very practical. Something possibly some of you actually haven't heard of. These bikes are probably more common in Europe than in the US. I hope that changes one day. I think David will give us some more insight on that. So once again, you're listening to the Bolton Ebikes Podcast and we're here with our guest today, David from Tucson, Arizona.   In today's episode you'll learn more about:  How David uses his ebike to transport his family around easily.  What he learned living in the UK with a growing family related to getting around.  Why he feels riding an ebike is better than using a car. The bike friendly hotspots he recommends when exploring Tucson. Yes, you will hear about The Loop!  David shares his ideas for making bikes more accessible and what cities can do to accommodate more bike riding vs driving a car. The benefits he has found riding an ebike for his health and his pocketbook.  The health benefits of riding an electric bike and how that PAS helps him get around when needed.  David answers Kyle's question about what will change someone's mindset to go from a car to an ebike. Thanks again for listening to another episode of the Bolton Ebikes Podcast.  If anybody is in Tucson, Arizona, I guess watch out for The Bakfiets out there, which if you don't know what that is, it's a giant wooden box in front of a bicycle. You can't miss it. It's bigger than a normal bicycle. Say hi to David If you happen to see him! I wouldn't be surprised if we have s bunch of Bolton Ebikes customers in the Tucson, Arizona. So if somebody stops you, hopefully they heard you on the podcast or something who knows. We'll see what happens. Thank you everybody for listening to another episode of the Bolton Ebikes Podcast. If you're new, just a reminder episodes do come out every single Tuesday. We also have videos that come out on the Bolton Ebikes YouTube Channel every Thursday. And if you want to know more about either of those, you can always go to our website, Bolton ebikes dot com. Thanks again for listening and I will be back for another episode next Tuesday. Links from Bolton Ebikes Sign up to get your exclusive invite to buy or sell your ebike easily:  Invite.ebikesearch.com  Sign up for Upcoming Podcast Episodes: www.ebikepodcast.com Subscribe to The Bolton Ebikes YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/boltonebikes?sub_confirmation=1 Find your perfect Bolton Ebike: https://www.boltonebikes.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/boltonebikes The Bolton Ebikes Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/868947773245145/ Who do you want me to interview for The Bolton Ebikes Podcast? Let us know! Submit the contact information and stories about those ebike adventures to the team at info@boltonebikes.com and let us know you want to be on the show!

Today I welcome my friend David Waldy to the show to discuss his steps to finding his genius and helping us find ours. David is the Co-Founder of Generation Impact as well as a head trainer for Tony Robbins and Dean Graziosi at Mastermind.com My biggest takeaways from this episode are: Building systems for success, and the necessity of building good habits. Why asking the question “does my idea make money” is not a bad question, it's just not the BEST first question to ask. How David gets past the dreaded imposter syndrome. And I Finally learn why David is always smiling. Today we will be Think Big with tips to move forward with our dreams and stay persistent. Connect With David Wadly: www.generationimpactgroup.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidwaldy/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/davidwaldy/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidwaldy/

We're landing on major discoveries exploring hexad vs attachment. Undressing the invisible assumptions of attachment explains so much about how the world functions, and how oppositional hexad and attachment orientations are. — (2:41)  Parasocial relationships as a manifestation of attachment — (8:38)  Hexad inflexibility and self-containment is not attachable — (11:44) Agreement and meeting halfway as a feature of attachment — (29:51) How David's does attachment online as a soc-blind  — (39:13) Comfortable attachment as a starting point to real attachment, but settling for what's good enough for now — (44:42) The suffering of hexad types is the inability to adapt from their vision — (47:22) Aloneness from the perspective of attachment vs hexad — (1:05:55) The concept of a soulmate is a hexad perspective Call the Loveline with your comments and thoughts about this episode at (323) 696-0647 today. Or you can also email bhepodcast@gmail.com with a voice note.

In this Pocket Sized Pep talk, we talk aboutThe real definition of corporate culture.  We hear the term, corporate culture all the time, but what does it really mean?The bottom line benefits of a high-performing culture.How  companies can effectively manage their culture... even when employees are working remotely.How David sees this playing out in the future.  This program is so full of lessons in business, I refer to it as a, "Bucket Sized Pep Talk!"  

Welcome to Mind Your Own Business, the podcast that helps photographers improve their business and their lives! Today we chat with PPA CEO David Trust about staying proactive and positive with your photography business. Get ready to be inspired! How David entered the photography industry Leadership opportunities out there right now The importance of relationship building The biggest challenges artists are facing right now The importance of having the right mindset for your business despite the recent challenges Proactive actions photographers can take for their business What's coming up for ImagingUSA Advice for photographers just starting out right now You can find David at: PPA.com - Professional Photographers of America PPA on Facebook You can be the next guest on our podcast Do you have an idea for a topic or want to hear from your favorite photographer or influencer in our industry? Send an email to skip@mei500.com or chamira@photofocus.com, with the subject line MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS IDEA. Then write a brief description of your topic or idea. If you are recommending someone, please include their name, contact information and state if you would like to be a guest host. Thanks for listening! Don't forget to share this episode with your friends. You can also listen on iTunes; we'd love it if you could post a review!

A senior leadership/board advisor, educator, executive coach, and bestselling author, David Nour is internationally recognized as the leading expert on applications of strategic relationships in profitable growth, sustained innovation, and lasting change. The author of eleven books, including bestsellers Relationship Economics® (Wiley) and Co-Create (St. Martin's Press), as well as the forthcoming Curve Benders (Wiley, 2021), Nour serves as a trusted advisor to global clients and coaches corporate leaders. He is an adjunct professor at the Goizueta Business School at Emory University and was named to the Global Gurus Top 30 Leadership Professionals and the Thinkers 50 Radar Class of 2021 lists. A Forbes Leadership contributor on the Future of Work, and an Inc. contributor on Relationship Economics, Nours unique insights have been featured in various prominent publications, including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, Fast Company, Huffington Post Business, Entrepreneur, and Knowledge@Wharton. He's also the host of the popular Curve Benders podcast. Born in Iran, Nour immigrated to the U.S. as a teenager with $100, limited family ties, and no fluency in English. He graduated from Georgia State University with a bachelor's degree in business management and went on to earn an Executive MBA from the Goizueta Business School at Emory University. He resides in Atlanta, GA, with his family. Learn more at www.NourGroup.com. What you'll learn about in this episode: How David immigrated to the United States from Iran, learned English, finished graduate school, and built an astonishing career as an executive coach, author and expert How David defines “relationship economics”, and why prioritizing relationships with intentionality and being strategic in which relationships you invest in is crucial How the global pandemic and the need for social distancing have impacted our in-person relationships, and why digital relationships need to be sustained with personal connections Why focusing on fewer, more authentic relationships can be a powerful differentiating factor for your business as we emerge from the pandemic How David created and curates his own professional community that fosters respectful and civil discourse and authentic engagements Why relationships require an investment of time, effort and resources, and why narrowing your focus allows you to build more authentic connections How many of David's clients have had their most successful year ever because they entered the pandemic with great maneuverability Why you should “diversify your portfolio of relationships”, and how “hybrid relationships” can benefit you throughout your work and life Why learning to ask better questions can be a powerful tactic for stronger relationships, and what skills you should focus on developing to master your relationships Why following up on your conversations and relationships and looking for new ways to add value is vital Resources: Read David's book Relationship Economics and learn how to prioritize relationships Website: https://nourgroup.com/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/davidnour/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/nour-group/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheNourGroup/ Twitter: @davidnour Additional Resources: Free Executive Leadership Summary report from Predictive ROI: https://predictiveroi.com/research Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner's LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Hey Everybody! Welcome back to another episode of the Bolton Ebikes Podcast. I am Kyle Chittock, your host, and the owner of Bolton Ebikes. And I love getting people on the show from other bicycle companies. So today I've got an awesome guest. We have talked via chat and online for years. And we'll get into that in a moment.  Today, if you want to hear all about bicycles with massive giant 36 inch wheels, and he can tell you all about why, then stick around. I have David, the owner and founder of Dirty Sixer Bikes.  This is the Bolton Ebikes Podcast. In today's episode you'll learn more about:  Why would someone need a super large ebike and who these are meant for.  How he came up with the name Dirty Sixer. How David has revolutionized the accessibility of bikes for many people who haven't been able to get them in the right size.  What David's background is and what brought him to where he is today.  How he has gotten the opportunity to work with players in the NBA and how that has helped him to see how his work could help even more people.  What is next for Dirty Sixer and how that may even be something you can be a part of.  Thank you to everybody listening to today's podcast. I hope you enjoyed that information about Dirty Sixer Bikes and large wheels, what they could do for you, but very unique bikes.  I'm really looking forward to seeing what happens with those. I'm hoping one of these days I can get my hands on one of those and, and ride it around so I can give you some firsthand experience, but like any bike, it looks like a ton of fun. If you're new to the podcast, make sure to go to E bike podcast dot com if you'd like to sign up for our newsletter. So, you'll know, when new episodes come out, Once again, that is e bike podcast dot com and I am Kyle Chittock, the owner of Bolton Ebikes, and we are signing off for another episode of the Bolton Ebikes Podcast. See you next week!  Links from Bolton Ebikes & Dirty Sixer Check out Dirty Sixer here: https://www.dirtysixer.com Sign up for Upcoming Podcast Episodes: www.ebikepodcast.com Subscribe to The Bolton Ebikes YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/boltonebikes?sub_confirmation=1 Find your perfect Bolton Ebike: https://www.boltonebikes.com Instagram: https://instagram.com/boltonebikes The Bolton Ebikes Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/868947773245145/ Who do you want me to interview for The Bolton Ebikes Podcast? Let us know! Submit the contact information and stories about those ebike adventures to the team at info@boltonebikes.com and let us know you want to be on the show!

Are you having the sex you desire, or has sex lost something over time - or perhaps seemed lacking to begin with? Ever wonder what actually happens in sex therapy?   Whether you’re having sex with a long-time partner(s) or having hookups, you have what Ian Kerner, PhD LFMT calls a sex script, both your own and one you co-create with your partner(s). And gaining awareness about your scripts can go a long way.   A few things you’ll learn about in the episode:   Why Ian says to all of his sex therapy patients, So Tell Me About the Last Time You Had Sex (which is also the title of his new book!) What a sex scripts entails How David and Kate, a couple in their mid-30s, found their way to pleasurable sex by unpacking their personal histories How Jonathan and Chris, a couple in their 40s, saved their relationship and sex life by cultivating a “rec-relational” style Dr. Megan Fleming’s tips for finding an ideal therapist Automatically save 15% on your first Promescent order here: https://bit.ly/33z44hQ   Check out Dr. Megan’s latest Pleasure Picks: greatlifegreatsex.com/pleasurepicks    Support the show and get fun extras! patreon.com/girlboner     Submit a question for August or Dr. Megan: augustmclaughlin.com/contact   Preorder With Pleasure: Managing Trauma Triggers for More Vibrant Sex and Relationships, by Jamila Dawson and August McLaughlin https://www.chicagoreviewpress.com/with-pleasure-products-9781641605038.php?page_id=21  

David Wood is the Founder of Focus, a coaching and leadership business that helps business owners double their revenue by allowing leaders to focus on less. The coaching strategy involves removing distractions, increasing leadership impact, and keeping an eye on the long-term goal. He is the author of Get Paid For Who You Are, where he teaches readers his 5-step approach to online business success. Before starting Focus, David was a Consulting Actuary for Fortune 100 companies, notably Sony Music, Exxon, and Procter & Gamble. David joins me to discuss how our brain keeps telling us that we have all these problems and why there is truly nothing wrong, despite what we’re telling ourselves. He shares how you can alter how your mind looks at bad news and teach it to see more ‘rights’ than ‘wrongs’. He explains how his company helps business leaders have peace in their lives through tough conversations and describes how he guides his clients into having tough conversations and the steps he takes to address their personal problems. David also discusses some of the contents of his book and what readers can look forward to when they read it. "The only thing that controls my happiness is what I’m believing about it.” - David Wood Today on Mastering Midlife: The challenges the pandemic has brought to David's clients. Our self-expectations and how it can affect our perception of reality. Why David believes the brain should be blamed for generating non-existing problems. What David means by "nothing is wrong whatsoever." How you can make the mind create more rights than wrongs. What it's like to change a client's mindset towards their personal problems. How David helps transform his clients' lives through self-vulnerability. How David walks his clients through difficult conversations. Resources Mentioned: Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life by Byron Katie Connect with David Wood: Focus LinkedIn Book: Get Paid For Who You Are Tough Conversations with David Wood podcast Focus Gift YouTube Instagram Twitter Extraordinary Facebook Page Play For Real Facebook Page Mastering Midlife...Together! Thanks for tuning into today’s episode of the Mastering Midlife Podcast: How to Thrive When the World Asks the Most of You with Mark Silverman. If you enjoyed this episode, subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave us a review. Be sure to visit our website and connect with us on Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube and don’t forget to share your favorite episodes on social media.

The crypto market currently feels like the wild wild west. It can take only a week or two to run through a full cycle (a bull and a bear market), and coins that are explicitly a joke can be valued at billions of dollars on the back of a tweet from the right celebrity. David Fauchier, fund manager at Nickel Digital, pops on to discuss how a professional approaches investing in the crypto world. Topics include bitcoin future arb, how to approach the risk of fraud or an exchange blowing up, and why it makes more sense to invest in crypto directly than to invest in mining.My post on BlockFi and Bitcoin Futures Arb: https://yetanothervalueblog.com/2021/...David's Twitter: https://twitter.com/dfauchierDavid's other podcast covering the crypto market: https://blog.thinknewfound.com/podcas...Chapters0:00 Intro1:50 Overview of Nickel Digital and David's background4:55 Bitcoin futures arb overview11:05 Risks and negatives to the arb trade.15:58 Bitcoin : Ethereum :: Unproductive : Productive?23:10 Digital Horses and other productive uses for blockchain25:40 Fraud risk in crypto trading32:00 Could the crypto exchanges blow up?50:10 Does cryptos 24/7 nature and extreme volatility minimize blow up risk?53:20 Buying crypto versus buying miners1:04:30 How David evaluates managers in the crypto space

David Page is a two-time Emmy Award winner, executive producer, and the Author of the highly-praised book, Food Americana. He changed the world of food television by creating, developing, and executive producing the groundbreaking show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. Before that, he spent time as an NBC News Producer and Senior Producer based out of Chicago, London, Frankfurt, New York, and Budapest. He has traveled to Europe, Africa, and the Middle East doing two things: covering some of the biggest news stories in the world and developing a passion for some of the globe’s most incredible food.  Upon returning to the States, David pursued his passion both personally and professionally with Good Morning America, where he was involved in a substantial amount of food coverage and even cooking segments with Emeril Lagasse. However, it was producing Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives for the first 11 seasons that ignited his love of American food, its vast variations, history, and evolutions. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  How the idea and production for the show Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives was developed How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the comfort food industry David Page talks about the availability of regional food in different states and the growth of ethnic foods How David got to write a book about food Steve and David share their food experiences in America and other countries  Where to get David's book, Food Americana David talks about the history of fried chicken and his thoughts on Franken-meats The evolution of the Food Network and food competitions In this episode… Although the COVID-19 pandemic has had a big impact on the food industry, including with production and delivery, there has been a big evolution in the industry for some time. From TV shows centered on food competitions to increased startups in CPG and the creation of Franken-meats (also known as lab meats), there is more the industry has to offer than ever before.  There have also been great shifts in the availability of regional foods and international cuisines in different parts of the world, making it easier for people to enjoy a wide variety of food without the need to travel. Home deliveries have also made comfort food orders an everyday household occurrence, fueling growth in the food industry. David Page, two-time Emmy Award winner, executive producer, and the Author of Food Americana, is Steve Cleere's guest in this episode of the NexxtLevel Brands Podcast. Together, they talk about the history and future of comfort foods in America. David also talks about producing Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, writing his latest book, and the evolution of food competitions on television. Subscribe and Listen on: iTunes Spotify Stitcher Google Play Deezer iHeartRadio TuneIn Radio Public Amazon Music Player FM Resources Mentioned in this episode Kitchen2Shelf NexxtLevel Marketing David Page on LinkedIn Food Americana: The Remarkable People and Incredible Stories behind America’s Favorite Dishes by David Page Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Adventures in the Screen Trade: A Personal View of Hollywood and Screenwriting by William Goldman Crave Delivery Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream Pizza Hut Domino's Prairie Schooner Steak House Wimpy Gotham Bar & Grill Thomas Keller Alinea Restaurant Pizzeria Bianco Eleven Madison Park Food Network Cool News: The NexxtLevel Brands Podcast has just been named as one of the Top 15 CPG-Themed Podcasts on the web!!! We're at Lucky #7 and you can get more information about Feedspot and how you can watch more of your favorite shows here: Top CPG Podcasts – Thanks to Feedspot, Rise25 and our Production Team! Sponsor for this episode... Our podcast today is sponsored by Kitchen2Shelf, the educational arm of NexxtLevel Brands. Kitchen-2-Shelf provides online and in-person courses and workshops for CPG entrepreneurs at any stage of growth.  Whether you're an early-stage startup, a local growing business, or if you want to just expand your distribution to a national level, Kitchen-2-Shelf can help you learn what you need to know to grow. Visit their website to get access to some free tools that can help you understand where your business stands.  Contact them today to find out how they can help you grow your brand and expand your business to reach its full potential.

Why do we experience pain? What role does inflammation play in the pain we experience? Did you know that your skin absorbs everything you apply to it? In this episode of HYDRATE, David Perez and I discuss the ways that we experience pain and how that experience should be different. No matter the age that we are, we all experience some sort of pain, for which 95% of it is due to our body responding to inflammation. This inflammation is caused by more than just what we eat. Plus, David emphasizes honoring our body and being careful of what we put on our skin. As most of us are unaware of the transdermal delivery system, which is when the skin absorbs what is applied to it into our bloodstream, being aware of the toxins and preservatives that we have to avoid applying to our skin is crucial to avoiding any sort of inflammation or pain in the near future.  David Perez is a humanitarian, philanthropist, and serial entrepreneur with over 36 years of executive management experience working in, establishing, and financing start-ups that are focused on nanotechnology, nutrition, telecom, software technology, wireless, and finance. His true passion is saving lives, disaster relief, and logistics operations for NGOs.     What we discuss...   02:30: David’s experience and contributions during hurricane Katerina 11:55: Learning more about nurish.me 12:29: What part does inflammation play in the pain we experience? 14:27: How to honour your body 15:20: Taking responsibility for your life 18:02: How David discovered curcumin 21:40: Tracy’s investment in David’s company 22:41: Turmeric vs Curcuma; what’s the difference? 26:59: The dangers of contaminants in supermarket supplements 27:48: Regulations of the dietary supplement industry 35:28: How to look for a supplement you can trust 41:16: How are your fruits and vegetables picked? 47:59: Research on cancer and circumambulating 52:59: What is rice bran? 58:05: What should you use for chronic pain? 1:03:02: The five laws of stratospheric success 1:10:04: David’s experience in jail + figuring out his destiny 1:14:40: The power of listening 1:17:39: More about David and his products   Related Links / Products Mentioned Website: nurish.me  Instagram: @david.is.grateful  Products: Nurish.me - Tracy Duhs Podcast Special and Earth Echo Cacao Bliss

Sign up for the FREE Webinar HERE. How David got into casting. The only thing you can control is the work that you do in the room. When you need a surgeon, you want someone who knows anatomy. When you need an actor you need someone who knows the anatomy of a scene. Acting is a craft and you have to learn your craft. The Three Jobs of an Actor: Becoming the best actor you can be Learning the business Maintaining your health and your mental health What makes a great commercial audition: An authenticity A point of view that is specific and personal A willingness to play Not bring a fixed point of view into the room Auditions are performances Auditions are not opportunities to sort of kinda maybe get it right… If you come into the room and give me nothing, the Casting Director has nothing to work with Don’t be afraid to make choices There is no right choice, there is no wrong choice, there is just your choice. Commercial acting is how much you can be yourself in front of the camera. Nail it on the first take, then show them something different. Cautioning against perfectionism, you can prevent mistakes, you can’t protect yourself from making mistakes, and you have to love your nonperfect self. You have to believe as an actor you can do that, and you can do it every time. Are you going to be able to do that every time? No, and you have to be able to forgive yourself every time. Auditions are collaborations between you and the Casting Director.

David Hollander of Order Desk talks about launching his SaaS platform and leveraging his passion for development to grow the company to over 30,000 MRR David Hollander is the CEO and founder of Order Desk, a platform that allows merchants to save time in eCommerce order fulfillment. The business that he started as a side-project has since evolved to become an entirely bootstrapped company with more than five employees. He talks to Geordie about his journey.  What you’ll Learn The story behind the Order Desk platform How Foxy cart works What triggered David to restart his operations? How does David’s new platform differ from his old one? Did the relaunch help boost Order Desk’s performance? At what point did David quit the agency (Foxy cart), and how did he go about it? How David’s customers find him Why David thinks that word of mouth is more effective than affiliate marketing When did David get his big break with Order Desk? Importance of teamwork In this Episode: Order fulfillment is a critical part of the eCommerce industry, and Order Desk strives to make the process smooth for their customers. David says Order Desk is a SaaS platform that mainly deals with merchants. The merchants bring in their orders into the Order Desk platform from different eCommerce channels. They (Order Desk) then dispatch the orders based on the merchant’s request to their preferred fulfillment locations. David tells Geordie how the Order Desk idea was born. Listen to the podcast to figure out how David’s association with Foxy cart led him into meeting different customers with varied needs. He also discusses how he leveraged one customer’s needs to come up with an order fulfillment platform. So robust was the platform that some customers advised him to start charging for his platform. David says he was not ready to start charging for his services, but he thought it was a great idea after some time. According to David, the MVP did not cost him real money, but he spent lots of time building it. David continued working for the agency while building and advancing his SaaS platform. Listen to the podcast to figure out how he added his order fulfillment platform to other main eCommerce channels. Soon, David says, he started receiving different demands from different people, which forced him to consider going back to the drawing board. Listen to the podcast to find out how David started rebuilding his order fulfillment platform and the effort it took to achieve success.  During the rebuilding process, David’s old platform was making $1,000 every month, but customers could not wait for the new platform. Often, all you need to take action is one trigger word which is what happened to David. He says a customer approached, and encouraged him to release the advanced platform. Something then hit him, and he realized he had to release it as soon as possible. David went ahead to launch the platform even though it was not ready. He admits that the platform can be complicated for users and highlights measures he took to make it simpler. Find out the details from the podcast.  David mentions that the platform kept growing, and he added numerous integrations regularly, which increased his income tremendously. He worked long hours based on how excited he was, a feeling he admits was triggered by customer excitement and satisfaction. David says he built integrations upon request from customers. He explains how the process worked, and you can figure the details out from the podcast. At some point, Order Desk was evolving fast, and David realized that he needed to hire even though he was skeptical about it. Why did he struggle with hiring? Find out from the podcast. He also explains how he conducted the hiring process. His first hire turned out to be successful, and by the end of that year (2016), they had significant progress. David would later hire more staff from outside the USA who he says has done a great job. However, he mentions that his first developer left after a few months, which he blames on his (David’s) inability to onboard him accordingly. Did David finally get an effective developer? Find out from the podcast. Order Desk has experienced a particular trend, which David explains further in the podcast. If you are an aspiring eCommerce platform entrepreneur, you should not miss this part of the podcast. David says he prefers email support as opposed to phone support. Find out why this is so from the podcast. His big break happened back in 2019 when he and his five employees went for a retreat. He concludes the podcast by mentioning that successful people should work hard towards their goal. Resources David Hollander Twitter David Hollander LinkedIn

David Tisch is the Founder and Managing Partner @ Box Group, one of the leading seed focused firms of the last decade with a portfolio including Airtable, Glossier, PillPack, Plaid and many more. Prior to founding Box, David was Managing Director of Techstars New York and was a prolific angel investor making early angel investments in the likes of Vine and Warby Parker to name a few. In Today’s Episode with David Tisch You Will Learn: 1.) How David made his way into the world of tech and startups and came to change the state of seed funding in NYC with the founding of Box Group? 2.) Why does David believe that ownership requirements are "VCs projecting their problems on founders"? Why does David believe that ownership today fundamentally does not matter? How does David feel about his own relationship to price? Why is it important to be price aware across the portfolio, not on a per deal basis? 3.) What does David make of the rise of pre-emptive rounds? How does David advise portfolio founders who have them on the table? What other arguments does David use to founders contemplating taking seed rounds from multi-stage funds? How does David believe founders should assess their importance to the fund investing in them? 4.) How does David feel about his relationship to FOMO today? What have been some of his biggest misses in recent years? How have some of his biggest misses changed how he acts as an investor today? How have some of his biggest successes changed his investing lens? What changes did David and Box make to their decision-making process as a result? 5.) What does David believe are the biggest mistakes to turn down a company? Why is "too early" never a reason to turn down a company? How does David assess and think about market size today? Through what framework does David evaluate and assess competition today? What does David believe are some core concerns that are reasonable to turn down an opportunity? Item’s Mentioned In Today’s Episode with David Tisch David’s Most Recent Investment: Ramp As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here!

David and Patricia Carlin are a powerhouse couple. Most people self proclaim this title, but there is not much substance to their achievements or their relationship. When I first met them, I knew they were not just talk, but have a deep love and respect for each other and the business they run. Who are they? If you’re in the payments industry, you’ve likely heard of Patricia Carlin. For more than 20 years, Patricia has been on the leading edge of digital payments both in the U.S. and abroad. With a lengthy list of credentials, she is branded as one of the most influential people in payments. In fact, she was involved in the very first online merchant account in history! Before digital payments, David’s life was summed up with one word: business. What he didn’t know what just how much residual income his sales agent was making on his monthly volume. That’s exactly how David found himself on the front lines of the digital payments industry. Garnering a wealth of knowledge through his wildly successful e-commerce business and multiple joint ventures, David’s ingenuity and integrity — coupled with his art of the deal — make him the driving force behind Residual Payments. This episode not only sheds a light to a business model which is simple and easy to profit from, but also what it takes to have a great marriage and relationship with your spouse, even if you work with them.  0:52: Introducing David and Patricia Carlin 1:53: How David and Patricia get into payment processing 6:20: What made Patricia take that leap straight out of high school 10:23: Starting a company is easy, maintaining it and growing is the hard part 15:38: How can you identify what a good opportunity is and go all in versus just doubting when it comes 23:00: Ultimately the best kind of thing you can buy is something that is going to get you more money 30:06: What is underwriting? 36:00: What we built is the first and only only online training platform teaching people how to make residuals income of a credit card 40:08: Your out there helping people while making money 46:26: You can get so absorbed on what other people are doing that is just going to distract on what you are doing 50:33: If you don't keep moving and evolving at some point your going to become irrelevant 52:18: Final thoughts 55:14: How to reach out to David and Patricia To learn more about the Carlins, click here: https://carlinglobal.com/  

David Klein, 36 year old, has been a police officer for the past 13 years. He and his wife, Devon, have two boys and live in Alberta, Canada. David’s father worked for the CRA so RRSPs and cash in the bank were some of the key financial lessons that were taught in the Klein household growing up. David was introduced to IBC nine years ago. Thinking that IBC was a scam and sounded too good to be true, he spent nine months researching it and looking for loopholes that could exist. Not being able to find any, David finally started off with one policy that he used to pay off his car. David now has over four policies, paid off for two cars and the mortgage on their primary home. He also owns four other rental properties, all with his current income because of IBC.   IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN:  0:00 Introduction  3:10 How David became his own banker 5:25 The impact that IBC has had on David’s life 12:15 Getting started with IBC 19:04 David’s recommendation to people considering whether to start IBC 22:28 Nelson Nash’s five golden rules 25:29 The multigenerational impact of IBC  

Kyle Roemmich is the owner of Fort Wayne Property Group in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and David Keating is a real estate agent with the business. Their team serves a wide range of clients, from mom and pop owners to larger real estate investors. Regardless of the size of the client, Fort Wayne Property Group always brings their hands on approach and the kind of personalized service that larger management companies just can't match. They understand how to protect your investment. Fort Wayne Property Group has a home improvement license and a lifetime of property maintenance experience. They know what is necessary to keep a home or building in good working order. They also know what maintenance and repair services should cost, helping them to minimize the expense of these services to owners. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Kyle and David's business partnership began, and how David's early start in real estate has let him hit the ground running How David and Kyle have built up their single-family home business by using their existing customer base to generate leads Why Fort Wayne Property Group focuses primarily on lower-income housing below the median market value Why Kyle and David decided to buy a 32-site mobile home park, and how they were able to purchase it at a great price What advantages they have seen from purchasing the mobile home park, and what kind of numbers they are operating with How David and Kyle have raised the average lot rent to almost double what it was when they purchased the park, and how they plan to continue to profit from the deal going forward How Kyle is anticipating a coming economic downturn, and why he expects that downturn to be good for his mobile home park How the mobile home park is already breaking even to the cost to buy it and will begin to cashflow in the near future Why the one thing Kyle would do differently if he could do it all over again is to find a great mentor early on in his career Why David's goal is to retire at 30 and “make a lot of money”, and how learning from David is crucial for achieving his goal Resources: Website: www.fortwaynepropertygroup.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/fortwaynepropertygroup/ Additional Resources: Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month! Ron's Terms Webinar: www.ronlegrand.com/terms

You would think that being nominated for an Eddie Award for your first feature documentary credit would be a dream right? For David J. Turner, the editor of Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound it absolutely was...but making it the finish line of a grueling project that took years to complete came at a pretty steep price, not the least of which was ending up in the emergency room just weeks before picture lock. Which begs the question...what price are you ultimately willing to pay to hold whatever your version of a gold statue is? And more importantly, do you have to make that choice at all, or is there a better way to pursue your professional goals while maintaining some semblance of work-life balance? As a filmmaker and storyteller who wears multiple hats beyond editing such as composing, cinematic sound editing, sound design, and documentary filmmaking and shooting, David found himself under an immense amount of self-induced pressure to deliver on his very first big project. When he found my article, Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to “Go Back to Normal." Normal Wasn’t Working he felt relieved that many others out there were feeling like he was - burned out, exhausted, and fed up with having to make the choice between health and success. At this point he was questioning whether he still wanted to be in the business at all anymore. Desperate to find a better way David decided to join my Optimizer coaching & mentorship program. In today’s candid discussion David I talk about the steps he took to slowly rebuild his health one “easy win” at a time, and then we dive into the deeper limiting beliefs that were holding David back from pursuing his next big project (not the least of which were perfectionism and imposter syndrome). And then we talk about the seismic mindset shift that David made that allowed him to go from thinking he wasn’t in a place to pursue difficult projects to literally applying for the opportunity to travel to the moon (no really...literally applying to fly to the moon). Learn how you too can apply the simple steps that David did to start building habits & routines that will set you up for success in both work and life. Want to Hear More Episodes Like This One? » Click here to subscribe and never miss another episode Here's What You'll Learn: How David landed his dream gig on Making Waves. David's self-induced pressure on the job led to unhealthy work habits. Suffering from burnout, he came to me asking the question, "Do I really want to do this job anymore?" The story of how he ended up in the hospital at the end of the project with typhus. The paradox of unshakable focus: Is it a superpower or kryptonite? Managing the costs of trying to sprint a marathon. The first easy win that David tackled to recover from months of burnout. KEY TAKEAWAY: Small steps lead to big changes. How David has dealt with losing momentum on healthy habits and getting back on track. The lifestyle habits that boosted David's career and creativity. How a paint can project became a metaphor for David's perfectionism and limiting beliefs. Discovering the deeper psychological reasons that were getting David stuck. KNOWING YOURSELF BETTER QUESTION → What would you pursue if you could get rid of all expectations? David's skepticism about creating an ideal calendar turned into finding his own way to make time blocking work for him. How Trello became the one stop organizer for all David's to-do lists and tasks. Why it's necessary to go through Focus Yourself before pursuing networking. The confidence that David gained during the Optimizer program led to him reaching for the moon, LITERALLY. How shooting for the moon has shifted his perspective and made him excited to live his life again. David's advice to others who might be where he was before he started the program. Useful Resources Mentioned: Ep118: Legendary Editor Walter Murch On Optimizing Creativity, Productivity, and Well-Being In Hollywood For 50+ Years Dear Hollywood: We Don’t Want to “Go Back to Normal." Normal Wasn’t Working Ep35: FOCUS: The Superpower of the 21st Century | with Cal Newport Ep04: The Zen-like Art of 'Getting Things Done' | with David Allen Japanese billionaire seeks eight people to fly to Moon - BBC News Continue to Listen & Learn Ep55: How Tiny Changes Can Create Remarkable Results | with James Clear Ep132: How to Pursue Fulfilling Work and Find Your ‘Calling’ | with Dr. Tal Ben-Shahar Ep75: The Four Tendencies’ (aka ‘The Matrix’ For Understanding Yourself & Others) | with Gretchen Rubin Ep64: [CASE STUDY] Overcoming Burnout and Imposter Syndrome | with Chryss Terry Ep47: The Ugly Side of Depression, Burnout, and Imposter Syndrome | with Gen Malone Ep117: Carol Littleton, ACE on The Secret to Surviving 40+ Years Working In Hollywood Ep03: The Science Behind Success and Creative Burnout (And Why You’re Approaching Both Mostly Wrong) | with Eric Barker Ep142: Michelle Tesoro (ACE) On Playing Chess With Your Health & Well-Being (Pt2) I Was Tired of Putting My Kids to Bed via FaceTime Every Night. Here’s What I Did About It. Ep113: The Importance of Setting Boundaries, Advocating For Yourself, and Asking For Help | with Janace Tashjian Dear Hollywood...We Create Entertainment For a Living. We’re Not Curing Cancer. Our Generous Sponsors: Struggling With Real-Time Remote Collaboration? Meet Evercast As work begins to slowly trickle in again, perhaps the most pressing challenge we as creative professionals face in our post-pandemic reality is real-time collaboration. Zoom is great for meetings, but it sure doesn't work for streaming video. Luckily this problem has now been solved for all of us. If you haven't heard of Evercast, it's time to become acquainted. Because Evercast's real-time remote collaboration technology is CHANGING. THE. GAME. → Click here to see a free demo of Evercast in action! This episode was brought to you by Ergodriven, the makers of the Topo Mat (my #1 recommendation for anyone who stands at their workstation) and now their latest product. New Standard Whole Protein is a blend of both whey and collagen, sourced from the highest quality ingredients without any of the unnecessary filler or garbage. Not only will you get more energy and focus from this protein powder, you will notice improvements in your skin, hair, nails, joints and muscles. And because they don’t spend a lot on excessive marketing and advertising expenses, the savings gets passed on to you. Guest Bio: David J. Turner is an ACE Eddie-nominated film editor, a Cinema Audio Society-winning sound mixer, and a 23 Telly Award-winning documentary director. From 2004 to 2008, he traveled around the world as a videographer based out of Minneapolis, MN - helping raise over $3 million for crisis response domestically and internationally, and garnering 23 Telly Awards for his documentaries. He went on to earn an MFA in Film & Television Production from the USC School of Cinematic Arts in 2011, and discovered a passion for film editing and sound design that led him to teach sound re-recording mixing at the USC School of Cinematic Arts and picture editing at the Los Angeles Film Studies Center. In 2013, he worked as a sound editor and Foley mixer on Fruitvale Station - the directorial debut of Black Panther director Ryan Coogler. He then embarked on a years-long journey as a film editor and production sound mixer on the documentary Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound. The film premiered in 2019 at the Cannes Film Festival, and David was nominated for an ACE Eddie award and won a Cinema Audio Society award for his sound mixing work. Currently, David is pursuing his lifelong passion for music composition, which he is building into a second career alongside his filmmaking. Show Credits: This episode was edited by Curtis Fritsch, and the show notes were prepared by Debby Germino and published by Glen McNiel. The original music in the opening and closing of the show is courtesy of Joe Trapanese (who is quite possibly one of the most talented composers on the face of the planet).

David Sze is a General Partner @ Greylock where he has led some of the firms most notable investments including Facebook, LinkedIn and Pandora. David has consistently been at the forefront of innovation in the consumer landscape leading to his investments in Discord, Roblox, Medium and more. Prior to Greylock, David was SVP of Product Strategy at one of the first search pioneers, Excite and then Excite@Home. Before Excite, he was in interactive entertainment — in product marketing at Electronic Arts and development at Crystal Dynamics. As a result of his incredible investing track record, David has been frequently named to the Forbes Midas List.  In Today’s Episode with David Sze You Will Learn: 1.) How David made his way into the world of venture and came to lead consumer investing at Greylock with investments in Facebook, Linkedin, Roblox and Discord? 2.) How did David's investments in Facebook and Linkedin challenge Greylock's investment strategy at the time? Paying $500M for Facebook, how does David reflect on his own relationship to price and price sensitivity? How does David evaluate the rise of pre-emptive rounds today? Is David concerned by the excess supply of capital in the market today? 3.) Having worked with Mark @ Facebook, Reid @ Linkedin, David @ Roblox, what are the commonalities of these incredible founders? What does David do to build relationships of trust and vulnerability with founders? How does David do this in the compressed fundraising timelines we have today? 4.) The Partnership: What does David believe Greylock have done well in terms of creating an environment of safety within the partnership where people can really challenge each other? What works? What does not? For younger VCs, what is the difference between those that succeed and those that do not? What is David's biggest advice to those in the earlier years of their VC career? 5.) The Board: How does David evaluate his own style of board membership today? How has it changed over the years? What does David believe are his biggest strengths and his biggest weaknesses as a board member? What advice does David give to younger VCs assuming their first board roles? As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here!

David McNeill is the founder of Expat Empire. He is focused on inspiring people to move abroad and showing them how to do it. In addition to producing books, podcasts, blog posts, meetup events, and more, Expat Empire offers personalized consulting services to give everyone the opportunity to achieve their international dreams. David started Expat Empire because he has a genuine passion for living abroad. He left the United States in 2014 and has since lived in Tokyo, Berlin, and Porto. In this episode of The Millennial Travel Podcast I discuss with David McNeill: How he found his first job abroad What life is like in Portugal What life is like in Germany What like is like in Japan How he makes friends living abroad How David supports himself consulting with people to move abroad How getting laid off abroad led David to start an international business How David is pursuing his European Passport via Portugal. What David thinks about expatriating yourself and tax implications of living abroad as an American How David learns new languages The Millennial Travel Podcast Rapid Fire Questions I ask David McNeill: Where he recommends people move for a minimum of two years? (Berlin!) Where is the best digital nomad / freelancer hub besides Berlin? (Portugal, Bali, Thailand) Full shownotes: http://under30experiences.com/blog/how-to-move-abroad-with-david-mcneill-of-expat-empire

Realizing how real estate investors are being stuck in the realty rat race, David sees the unique opportunity of exploring the financial side of property investing - Profit First Cash Flow System.    Utilizing all the knowledge he learned from the many seats he held in a real estate company, he has established his own profit advising company that has helped real estate businesses completely turn around from going out of business to building cash reserves.   The key points to be integrated into the system of real estate investing  Calculation of real revenue Setting up a different bank accounts   In today’s episode of the Expert(ish) Podcast, our guest, David Richter will talk about the pitfall he discovered in most real estate endeavors. He will also discuss more about how business owners, especially real estate investors, plan out their cash flow and gain clarity in their business.   David Richter is Owner of Simple CFO Solutions which helps real estate investors apply profit first principles to their business. He is an active real estate investor who has been essential in closing over 850 deals which include wholesale, turnkey, owner finance, rentals, lease options, and any other exit strategy. His goal in life is to completely transform the Real Estate Investing industry when it comes to how real estate investors view their finances and – bring them true financial clarity and freedom.   In this Episode 1:42 - Backstory of David Richter   6:45 - How David leveraged his knowledge from the many seats he held at a real estate company   11:01 - What inspired him to pursue the financial side of investing   16:52 - Diving deeper into the key points to be integrated in real estate investing   22:47 - How not to become overwhelmed when setting up too many business bank accounts   24:26 - The struggles investment companies go through other than the profit first side   28:42 - The difference between buying a marketing system and educating yourself   31:51 - David's mistakes on the investing side and what he learned from it   35:08 - How David help real estate investors grow their cash flow    Favorite Quotes "Also in real estate too, just having like a P I T I account, especially if you're not paying taxes, but once or twice a year, like property taxes, making sure that you're setting up accounts specifically to save for those throughout the year. Because a lot of people get hit with those taxes doesn’t know, like, it's the end of the year now and I forgot to pay those taxes." - David Richter   "If you have that big enough reason or you have a big enough passion for it, you're going to do what it takes in order to get to where you want to be." - David Richter   "Learn as much as you possibly can to up-level yourself because no matter what route you take, you're going to always have to be leveling up in order to provide more value to people. And then the value comes back to you." - David Richter   "What really helps people on the real estate side is what account could we set-up that’s going to give you more clarity." - David Richter   "No two businesses are exactly alike. Even if you do the same things, your processes, procedures, your team members are going to be different. So you're going to have a different structure than other people." - David Richter   Engage with David Richter LinkedIn Simple CFO Solutions Website   Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSON Call (858) 925- 4536 Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram   Listen to more episodes of the Expert(ish) Podcast iTune Spotify          

Resources: ✅ Join the Sales Revolution: If you’re ready to do sales differently, you’re in the right place. This community is for entrepreneurs and sales pros to connect, grow, + learn the new (and highly improved) connection-based way of selling. https://www.facebook.com/groups/salesrevolutiongroup ✅Get a copy of Hyper-Connected Selling by David J.P. Fisher (https://www.amazon.com/dp/1944730052) ✅Check out Networking in the 21st Century by David J.P. Fisher (https://www.amazon.com/Networking-21st-Century-Network-Sucks/dp/0984123628/) ✅Check out David J.P. Fishers’ website (https://davidjpfisher.com/podcast/closersarelosers/) ✅Listen to the Beer, Beats, and Business podcast (https://beerbeatsandbusiness.com/)   The goal of every sales call is to build a relationship with your prospects that’s strong enough to help them solve their problems and help you make your sale. But if you keep asking the wrong questions and using old-school sales techniques that’ll make your sales call too transactional, catching that prospect’s heart may just be far from possible. In this episode, David J.P. Fisher, author of nine bestselling books such as Hyper-Connected Selling and Networking in the 21st Century, and well-known throughout the world as the Sales Sherpa, joins me to talk about why sales is relational and not transactional. We discuss why networking the old way sucks in today’s generation, what questions you need to ask to nudge your prospect to the right path, and more! Learn the Sales Sherpa path by tuning in to the episode now! In this episode, we cover: Introduction [00:00] How David became a Sales Sherpa [03:16] The background of two of David’s most successful books [05:17] What is the Sales Sherpa path? [07:22] Focusing on the technology side of sales [09:26] Why you need to build a brand in your market [10:52] The essence of knowing the right questions to ask [12:07] The biggest challenge within a sales conversation [16:44] A good question to ask your prospect to build urgency [20:37] Closing without being a closer [22:51] Where to invest to improve yourself as a salesperson [26:57] David’s advice to salespeople [28:39]   ✅ If you're looking to take your sales to the 7th level, book a “Clarity Call” below and let’s see if you're a good fit for our sales training program!

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/perez Recently, on my San Diego trip during which I interviewed Navy SEAL Nick Norriss  and hydration expert Tracy Duhs, I was introduced to a guy named David Perez, who is the Chief Executive Officer & Chairman of the Board at Nurish.Me I immediately hit it off with David, because he and I were able to geek out hardcore on supplements and the supplements industry as a whole, along with a host of unique, fringe ingredients David has studied up on, and many other things David is up to and interested in, including space travel, global charities, nanotechnology and much more! Over a career span of over 40 years, David Perez has founded highly successful entrepreneurial ventures, launched cutting edge, disruptive technologies, been at the forefront of innovation, financed startups, overcome personal tragedy, coordinated large scale natural disaster relief programs and rescue missions at ground zero. Today as the CEO of Nurish.Me, he is on a mission to deliver clinically proven nutraceuticals to enhance the vitality of people's mind and body. The vision of Nurish.Me combines the best evidenced-based nutrition and dietary supplement results from clinical trials in humans with an ethical approach to business practice. Nurish.Me formulations utilizes advances in biotechnology on the nanoscale for improved bioavailability. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How David got invited by Richard Branson to travel to space...7:35 -Harvesting minerals on the moon and planets to enhance our life here...13:45 -The tragic personal story that put David on the trajectory to his current endeavors...19:05 -How David discovered a miracle cure for pain in curcumin...31:30 -The difference between the curcumin David's company produces vs. other forms of curcumin...41:05 -How Nurish curcumin affected Ben's pain in his shoulder...51:20 -Curcumin a sledgehammer on human ailments...59:45 -Rice bran and other products that boost the brain...1:07:00 -Ingredients or superfoods David has discovered recently...1:17:00 -How to try Nurish risk-free...1:23:35 -And much more! Episode sponsors: -The Boundless Cookbook -Kion -JOOVV -Water and Wellness -Organifi Red Juice Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for David Perez or me? Leave your comments at https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/perez and one of us will reply!

David Heinemeier-Hansson, commonly known as DHH. David is the creator of Ruby on Rails, a best-selling author, co-founder and CTO at Basecamp and Hey, two software companies that our audience may remember from our chat with Jason a few months back. David was awarded the hacker of the year award in 2005, and interestingly was also named the ALMS rookie of the year award for his pursuit in race car driving. Topics Discussed: - Self Learning - Big Tech - Do we Need a Digital Bill of Rights? - Cultivating a beginner's mindset - How David has used Philosophy - Career advice - Much More Please enjoy! Links: http://freedompact.co.uk/newsletter​​​ (Healthy, Wealthy & Wise Newsletter) https://instagram.com/freedompact​​​ https://twitter.com/FreedomPactPod​​​ https://dhh.dk https://twitter.com/dhh

David Richter is an active real estate investor who has been essential in closing over 850 deals which include wholesale, turnkey, brrrr, owner finance, rentals, lease options, and any other exit strategy you can think of. While growing and building a real estate business from 5 deals a month to over 25 deals a month, he realized that as much money was coming in, it was going right out. With the unique opportunity of being in every seat as a real estate investor, he found a calling to the company's finance seat to help them see where their money was really going. David has helped real estate companies completely turn around from going out of business to building cash reserves through his profit advising company Simple CFO Solutions, LLC. His goal in life is to completely transform the Real Estate Investing industry when it comes to how real estate investors view their finances and – bring them true financial clarity and freedom. David joins me today to discuss the Profit First method of managing your business, by making sure that you pay your profits first. David breaks down some of the initial steps of Profit First and shows why everyone needs to have a basic budget set up in their business. He explains the psychological aspect of taking money from your business, and how most people feel guilty when they should acknowledge that it is healthy to have a stable pay-out. "You have to be healthy as a business owner. You have to gain the benefits from the business-your business. You did not start to be a caffeine monster and did not start it to have the expenses go crazy." –David Richter “If I'm going to be doing the work and I'm going to, you know, put my sweat, blood, and tears are being put into this at the beginning to build this, I need to be taken care of to make sure that when, you know if the wind gets taken out of the sails, but I can be taken care of.” – David Richter "Some people feel guilty, they feel guilty for taking money out and saying like, ‘Oh no, I shouldn't take money out of my business.' Right. That's like taboo. Like I need to make sure I use every dollar for, you know, to grow this thing and know, it's like, you need to make sure that you are healthy." – David Richter "So many people will come into this, this industry trying to obtain freedom and trying to make money only to build a prison.” – David Richter This week on Fliptalk: How David got started in real estate, and why he felt compelled to work with financing The Profit First Philosophy and how it's relevant to your business Why a healthy business mindset helps motivate you to care for your people The psychological effects of taking money out of your business and what makes you feel guilty How David's business helps change real estate investor's lives through financial mastery The benefits of being in an effective MasterMind Group Why you need 3 bank accounts to help you manage your money Resources Mentioned: Email Don with the Subject “MasterMind” to get information about his MasterMind Book: Profit First, by Mike Michalowicz Connect with David Richter: Simple CFO Solutions Profit First for Real Estate Investors Profit First REI Podcast Rate, Review, Learn and Share  Thanks for tuning into the FlipTalk podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn even more about what it takes to build a 7-figure real estate business, head over to iTunes and subscribe to the show. Don't forget to tune into our other show: FlipTalk's Rookie PlayBook and share your favorite episodes on social media to help other new investors learn what it takes to grow a successful business in the real estate investing industry.  Join the community of FlipTalk fans on Facebook, YouTube,  and visit our website for even more content, information, and resources about real estate investing. 

David Velez is the Founder & CEO @ Nubank, one of the fastest growing digital banks in the world with operations in Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Colombia. To fuel this growth, David has raised over $1.5BN for Nubank from some of the best in the business including Doug Leone @ Sequoia, Micky @ Ribbit, Thrive, Founders Fund, DST, Tiger and more. Before changing the world of LATAM finance, David was a Partner @ Sequoia where he was responsible for all LATAM investments. Prior to Sequoia, David was the co-founder of General Atlantic's South American investment programme. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How David made his way into the world of startups through becoming a Partner @ Sequoia? How that led to his founding of Nubank? How his time at Sequoia impacted how he thought about building Nubank? 2.) How does David think about the relationship between growth and quality in company scaling? When scaling so fast, what are the first things to break? How does one know when is the right time to expand geographically? What is the right thought process to go through when determining how to know when is the right time to expand product lines? 3.) Looking at the market today, how does David for-see the future of digital banks? Will we seen increased consolidation over the coming years? How does David think through the verticalisation of neo-banks? What does the reduction in barriers to creating neo-banks really mean? How did Nubank scale to the scale it is today with $0 CACs? 4.) How has David seen his leadership style change with the growth of the company? Why does David feel it is wrong that the titles of Founder & CEO are so inextricably linked? What element of being a great founder are actually not good for CEOs to have? What elements of great CEOs are bad for founders to have? What has David found the hardest to scale in himself? 5.) How does David use "the responsibility framework" when making decisions today? What are David's thoughts on imposter syndrome within leaders today and how it can be harnessed for good? How does David approach head vs heart when it comes to decision-making today? Does David engage with regret minimisation as part of this? Item’s Mentioned In Today’s Episode David’s Favourite Book: One Hundred Years of Solitude As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

In the first episode for Season 2 of Unstoppable, I have the honour of speaking with former CEO & Co-founder of Sports 1 Marketing, and Author of Number 1 release ‘Game-Time Decision Making’, David Meltzer. David has always followed his heart and stayed true to himself. He has immense passions for Tech, Sports, Marketing, and Leadership however, he recently discovered his life mission which incorporates these all. Today, David’s mission is to empower over 1 billion people to be happy. This has led him on a journey to provide value in everything he does from his content to his communication.  Following his mission, David has been featured in ESPN, TEDx & Entrepreneur, being awarded one of ‘Forbes Top 10 Keynote speakers’. Using his knowledge and life skills to teach others how to find success in what makes them happy, it’s no surprise that David has been mentioned as a Top 100 Business Coach and has been honoured the ‘Ellis Island Medal of Honour for Sports Humanitarian of the year’,  This episode is for anyone who would like to know how to make money from your passions and skills… and how being successful will ultimately lead to your happiness. In this episode you will learn:      00:00 Where David’s story began 06:00 How David started making money 14:00 The move from tech to sports 21:00 How money affected David’s 30s 26:00 David’s parenting journey 29:00 Discipline in the household 35:00 When David lost money 43:00 The impact of money loss on the ego 50:00 How David lost $100M 52:00 Money vs happiness

Your guide is the voice inside of you that you can either choose to listen to or ignore. In this episode, I am joined by David L. Kline. Up until the age of 60, David lived a rather ordinary life until a series of past life regressions created an awakening that would change everything. Now David is writing a series of books about his unique spiritual journey to help others enhance their own spiritual lives. Throughout this episode David and I talk about his spiritual journey that led him to listen to his inner guide and how we can all tap into that voice. Tune in to Episode 46 of Uncover Your Magic to learn about David’s incredible spiritual journey, how his relationship has evolved with his guide, and how to uncover your inner spirit guide. Some Questions I Ask When you say 10% of yourself is human and 90% is Jasper, is this the spirit's voice? (9:25)Do you have to meditate every time to find Jasper? (19:15)Can you talk about how you grew up in the church? (31:03)Are you always connected to Jasper? (40:04)Were you afraid of death before? (46:09)In This Episode You Will Learn About David’s spiritual journey (5:57)The difference between a dead spirit and your inner spirit (13:54)About the shift of Atlantis and the pandemic (24:47)How David’s relationship with his guide has evolved (38:00)How David’s guide helps him create abundance (49:04)Connect with David Kline: FacebookDavid’s Books Let’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramRaising Confidence Free Masterclass, January 2021 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

David Krantz, health expert and epigenetic wellness coach, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode David talks about emotionally healing the body and consciousness and how this if often the missing link to a healthy life. He breaks down his experience with psychedelics, somatic awareness, meditation, and the healing work that takes place after altering your consciousness. David shares his best tips to becoming emotionally healthy in 2021 using a number of different modalities. If you’re wondering how to emotionally heal and function optimally in everyday life, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: • How David helps people understand their bodies and performance by looking at their genetics • Personalizing your approach to your health • The importance of the mental and emotional piece to overall wellness and health • Healing on a very deep level and completing the synergistic effect that biohacking offers • How psychedelics can be used to treat a myriad of mental health conditions • Why David combines traditional mental health therapy with psychedelics for incredible emotional breakthroughs • Which psychedelics David has used and what they can do physiologically in the body • The importance of the work that happens after taking hallucinogenic drugs • Processing your past trauma after using psychedelics • Where meditation comes into play with healing trauma and becoming emotionally healthy • Seeing your issues or past trauma in a different perspective • Breaking down the mystical experience • The power of feeling unity with the world and universe • The Alchemical Wellness Catalyst • Understanding your wants and needs • Integrating the dark parts of yourself • The power of acceptance • Shadow work and somatic awareness Check out David on: Website: david-krantz.com Facebook: facebook.com/DavidKrantzEpigeneticCoach Sponsors: * Follow Justin on Instagram now for daily content not found anywhere else! *Check out Justin’s new book ELITE MIND at EliteMindBook.com. *Join our email list at EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter now! *Get the world's best Turmeric from EliteLifeNutrition.com.

If your employees spent their workdays engrossed in colorful LEGO® bricks, what would you think? If you're David Kokai, you'd probably think that business is good!  David founded a company devoted to the LEGO® secondary market when he left the corporate world to start WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB), a LEGO® parts dealer. WLWYB operates their breakthrough platform, MOCHUB, which allows LEGO® builders to share their work and make money with their creations. WLWYB is a neurodiverse workplace that employs autistic people in key parts of their business, and recognizes that the diversity within their teams makes their company stronger. During this episode, David and Lili talk about: How David’s interest in data science inspired him to start a LEGO®-focused business Why they decided to create a neurodiverse and autism-friendly work environment at their company How they recruit and employ autistic people in key parts of their business and build a work environment that is safe, effective and a great place to grow for all of their employees How they adjusted their business operations during the pandemic lockdown with almost no interruptions in orders Advice for people who want to start their dream company To find out more about WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD, visit their official website wlwyb.com and connect with them on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube. You can also contact David and Lili through the contact us page on the WLWYB website. Watch the video of this interview on YouTube! Subscribe to the FREE Beyond 6 Seconds newsletter for all the latest news and updates about my podcast! Click here for the episode transcript.   More about David Kokai, Founder of WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB): David Kokai is the founder of WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB). He studied economics at the Corvinus University of Budapest (former University of Economics Budapest) and graduated from the University of Vienna. He had been working in the IT sector at leading multinational companies for more than a decade in several managing roles based in Budapest and Vienna. After getting acquainted with the secondary market for LEGO® in 2010, he opened a LEGO® parts dealership called WE LOVE WHAT YOU BUILD (WLWYB). WLWYB's business innovation is that it has placed its operations in this segment in a unique way in the world based on strong data science, supporting key enterprise functions with a comprehensive, custom-developed business intelligence system; such as purchasing, inventory management, and pricing. As a result of many years of systematic building, in addition to its position in the secondary market of LEGO®, WLWYB opened the world’s first marketplace in 2018 specializing in bespoke LEGO® creations, called MOCHUB. MOCHUB provides an opportunity for emerging and professional LEGO® builders to receive a royalty from the sale of the models they design. MOCHUB sold many thousands of bespoke LEGO® kits around the world in its first year of operation. After several years of work, the company became an autism friendly workplace in 2019.

The link between a keto diet and weight loss is very well known, but can this approach to nutrition really be used to heal chronic disease? Dr. David Jockers believes it can. David is functional nutrition counselor, popular guest on The Dr. Oz Show, and the author of Keto Metabolic Breakthrough and The Fasting Transformation. His natural health website receives over a million views per month from people curious about keto and natural health. Tune in to discover: How David used a keto diet plan and intermittent fasting to reverse his own cancer The importance of herbal medicine and other natural health tips How women can use functional nutrition training to work with their natural hormone cycles After suffering from severe irritable bowel syndrome to the point of becoming quite underweight for his height, David began to experiment with adhering to a ketogenic diet. After receiving a skin cancer diagnosis, he got even more serious about tackling the issue of nutrition. The results of these personal experiments not only changed his life; they continue to change the lives of the people he educates every day. What do inexpensive cooking oils, pesticides, and factory farmed meat have in common? They all cause inflammation and inflammation causes chronic diseases, like cancer. According to Dr. Jockers, cancer cells thrive when they are feeding on glucose. When we eat carbohydrates, those carbs are converted into glucose, which feeds cancer cells. Removing carbohydrates and feeding our healthy cells with ketones means starvation for cancer. Cancer is not the only ailment that may need to look out for the keto approach to nutrition. Stress is at an all-time high throughout the world today and it can take a major toll on a person's digestive health. A ketogenic diet in combination with a healthy exercise routine and natural herbal supplementation can promote bile flow and a healthy environment within the stomach, without using commonly prescribed acid bocking medications.   For more information visit https://drjockers.com/ 

Raising capital is at the heart of multifamily syndication. But how do you build relationships with prospective investors and make them feel comfortable enough to trust you with their hard-earned money? David Meilan is the Director of Investor Relations at Nighthawk Equity, the investing arm of The Michael Blank organization. He has worked in the multifamily space since 2018, raising over $100M in investor capital for a range of commercial syndications. David excels at maintaining relationships with investors, and he is committed to helping people achieve financial freedom through passive investing in multifamily real estate. On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, David joins me to discuss the importance of building relationships with investors and explain what he is doing to turn prospects into raving fans of Nighthawk Equity. He walks us through the steps of raising capital for a deal, describing how we make the process easy for investors and stay in communication after close. Listen in for David’s insight on producing content for potential investors and learn how to leverage strong investor relations to raise money for YOUR next multifamily deal! Key Takeaways How to turn prospective investors into raving fans Provide great multifamily investment opportunities Communicate early and often, be responsive Build trust with educational content (guide through process) Why it’s important to build a relationship with investors One-on-one call to get to know investors and build trust Tailor opportunities to investor profile and preferences How David tracks his conversations with investors Keep notes during call re: what investor is looking for Document on spreadsheet and in ActiveCampaign David’s insight on the process of producing content for investors Ultimate goal of helping investors on financial journey Batch videos based on FAQs, outsource production How Nighthawk goes above and beyond on investor relations Communicate re: upcoming opportunities Inform how property is performing (update webinars) What Nighthawk is doing to recognize strategic investors Build out investor club tiers Reward those who put large amounts of capital in deal What a Nighthawk Equity capital raise campaign looks like Email investors with preliminary info re: opportunity Webinar to talk about deal in depth (2 weeks later) Fill out paperwork, e.g.: PPM and company agreement Receive funding instructions and follow through How Nighthawk Equity streamlines the investing process Managed through online investor portal Automates workflow (easy for investors + syndicator) How David maintains investor relations once a deal closes 3 monthly follow-up investor update webinars Monthly email update for duration of investment Respond to investor questions within 24 hours David’s advice for syndicators around raising capital Provide investors with sense of comfort Set self apart by making them feel safe Connect with David Meilan Nighthawk Equity David on LinkedIn Resources Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Download Michael’s Free Report—What’s the Best Investment: The Stock Market or Real Estate? Register for Michael’s Platform Builders Training Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program ActiveCampaign Podcast Show Notes  Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group