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CEO and Co-founder of Tithe.ly talks about founding Tithe.ly, how they funded, built it, and evolved from zero to 30,000MRR and beyond. Listen and learn.   Dean Sweetman spent over 30 years in ministry before launching Tithe.ly. The platform is designed to give you the tools you require to engage, stay connected, and ease the lives of your congregation and staff. He tells Geordie about his journey. What You'll Learn How Dean collaborated with his son to develop Tithe.ly How Dean transformed his business from an app to SaaS What problems do Dean and his team solve? The problem Dean's platform seeks to solve for the congregants Importance of content marketing How Dean and his team integrated other software into his platform Why company missions should be well-aligned to customer's missions What does Dean attribute their success to? How Dean and his team handled tremendous growth during the onset of Covid In this Episode: In his childhood, Dean was a passionate surfer who did not grow up in church. He gives basic details about his life from birth, growing up, and how he ended up being a youth pastor. Dean describes his journey to tech as the "30 years of preparation". At some point in his life, Dean had an encounter that he discusses in this podcast. Listen in for first-hand details.  The advent of the iPhone in 2012 was pivotal in catalyzing Dean's idea of transforming giving in the church into a smooth process. He sought to ensure that people could do it through a mobile gadget, anytime and anywhere. Dean describes a particular incident in Starbucks where he bought coffee and paid through his mobile phone. Listen to the podcast for this exciting story.  After the Starbucks incident, Dean tasked his oldest son, an engineer, with developing an App through which congregants could contribute directly to the church bank account.   Nine months later, the app was approved on the App Store, and Dean stood in front of his church with his MVP in hand. Dollars started trickling in through the App from the first month. How did Dean market the product? Being well connected, he encouraged his congregants and friends to download the app and utilize it in their churches. Listen as Dean explains his son's role which he continues to play in developing and running the platform. Dean and his team offered the App free of charge initially, but their business model changed as they evolved. Listen to the podcast for more details. Dean maintains that they strive to price their products fairly, and as the platform evolved, their vision moved from being an endpoint giving solution only, to an entire technical stack that churches require. The team continues to develop more products, and Dean illustrates them in this podcast. He talks about the problems he and his team solved for the church, and you can learn about them in the podcast. How do congregants benefit from Tithe.ly? Unlike in the past when credit cards were commonly used, many people are now transacting through mobile devices. Dean says nearly every industry has adopted mobile technology apart from the church, which limits their potential. He explains this concept further in the podcast. In a world where competitors are increasing every day, entrepreneurs need to devise strategies to remain ahead. Dean explains how they have managed to beat the competition. If you are an upcoming entrepreneur, listen to this section and gain the lessons. What pricing model does Dean use on big churches? He says they have a SaaS fee affiliated with larger churches and admits that 80% of their revenue comes through payments. Should you develop or buy software? Dean mentions that integrating different software into their platform was one of the biggest challenges they faced. He recommends developing software from scratch and explains how fortunate they were to acquire great technology from a small company. Listen to the podcast for comprehensive details. According to Dean, they experienced explosive growth during Covid. He explains how they execute their vetting process to ensure they are dealing with authentic churches. SEO plays a critical role in business growth, and Dean explains that most of the churches found them due to their powerful SEO. Before COVID, Dean and his team had devised a robust SEO strategy that came in handy to help them attract the right audience. He concludes the podcast by explaining what they are doing to reduce churn rate. Resources Tithe.ly Dean Sweetman LinkedIn Dean Sweetman Twitter  

Hello everyone, welcome back to CEO Secrets. I am excited to interview another successful business owner in the real estate world. Let's welcome, Dean deTonnacourt, CEO of HomeSmart Professionals Real Estate Dean used to run a video store before he got into real estate. One of his customers encouraged him to try the real estate world and he never went back as soon as he got into selling houses. He was previously a founding member of Keller Williams Realty in Rhode Island in 2000. In 2014, he founded HomeSmart Professionals Real Estate and has grown the company to over 100 agents. Currently, he is also the President of the Rhode Island Association of Realtors. Let’s hear today from Dean, his story in building his business with more than a hundred agents serving three marketplaces, and the secrets to becoming a top producer. Top Takeaways: (00:47) How Dean got into real estate (5:48) Why Dean moved to the HomeSmart brokerage model (8:01) Strategy to recruit agents (11:24) How is HomeSmart competing with companies investing in technologies like Zillow, Redfin, and Opendoor (12:58) Should agents worry about companies who are trying to eliminate agents in the business (17:25) Are more brokerages going virtual in the next coming years? (20:14) What pandemic has taught us (21:50) Dean's advice to new real estate agents (27:23) Where Dean is investing aside from selling homes (29:01) Are we expecting market corrections to come? (31:32) Dean's greatest secret to being a successful business owner Reach out to Dean deTonnancourt at dean@leadingyouhome.com or visit TheRhodeHome.com Podcast Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1b-uVINQooY9fWi8XmRfWDQYeZN61mWLXYBkZ7_vMu0s/edit?usp=sharing

In today’s episode of the As Told by Nomads Podcast, join me and my guest, Dean Foster, as we talk about how cultural awareness can improve global work interactions. Dean Foster is a speaker, presenter, and author, who has played a central role in developing cross-culture training and consulting. He is also the founder of DFA Intercultural Global Solutions and the former worldwide director of Berlitz Cross-Cultural. Currently, Dean serves as the executive strategic consultant of Dwellworks Intercultural, helping people develop global cultural agility and a skillset for working across borders. Now, if you want to be more culturally aware, feel free to get in touch with Dean Foster via his website down below!Cultural Awareness In Global Virtual WorkWith how global work has become, cultural awareness can significantly affect how we communicate with our clients and our team. After all, cultures often differ in communication styles. Some cultures would evade negatives and retreat into silence rather than elect a topic. Meanwhile, others would come forward with a case and explain issues in detail. A global meeting will always have people with varying communication styles, and having it in a virtual setting will only accentuate these differences even more. Hence, as a leader or even a member of a global meeting, whether virtual or not, you need to practice mindfulness, understanding, and respect, all essential in cultural awareness. That way, people can feel comfortable communicating the way they need to. You have to use virtual meetings as a vehicle for listening, not just telling, and it takes enlightenment from the right resources to do so, such as Cultural Concierge. Outline of the episode:[04:07] Dean Foster’s background and how he got to where he is today.[08:48] What changed in globalization and cross-cultural work through the years.[16:30] How the revolution in technology supercharged the influence of cultural information and training.[18:34] What Cultural Concierge is and how technology made it easier for the service to provide ongoing cross-cultural support.[20:51] How cultural awareness can solve the fundamental issues of working globally.[25:13] Being guided by a cultural expert versus doing the research yourself.[27:13] The best practices for remote work and how to improve communication in a virtual setting.[32:17] How Dean navigated between his media and teaching career through storytelling.[35:50] Cultural Dexterity versus Cultural Relativity: how understanding and respect is essential in working globally.[40:07] What Dean thinks is the future of virtual work based on life during the pandemic.[41:53] The element of loneliness in the relocation business and how to get comfortable with separation from familiarity.[45:42] How Dean Foster uses his difference to make a difference.Resources:LinkedInWebsiteCultural Concierge Services:UYD Collective:Connect with Tayo Rockson and the As Told By Nomads Podcast on:Linkedin:PodcastTwitter:Personal Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John Lavin and Dean Hesser join us to discuss improvements to our car preparation processes.  This includes before leaving for the racetrack, as well as at the racetrack and after the race.  We learned a ton of things that we should have been doing but weren’t simply because we didn’t know or hadn’t thought of it yet.  We hope that this episode will save you at least one headache at the track or eliminate one breakdown or even better prevent an issue on track that causes damage to you or your car.  We don’t have a lot of can't miss episodes, but this is one of them for sure. In addition, Dominating with Dawson we discuss some of the goal options for endurance racing.  It is not simply a situation where you are either first or last, but really it is a race where you and your team are trying to work together and perform at the highest level internally and the final position is a relative measure of the team’s performance versus the current bar that weekend.  While winning overall, or even your class, is a great accomplishment, it is not the only measurement available each weekend, especially early in your racing career. We hope you enjoy this episode!   Best regards,   Vicki, Jennifer, Alan, and Bill Hosts of the Garage Heroes In Training Podcast and Garage Heroes In Training racing team drivers Highlights from this episode include: 1)  Bill makes up a new word, “ThankYouNess”, well you know what we mean. 2)  How Dean has “capitalized” on being target fixated during a race.  Your results may vary. 3)  Then we go into a “Weekend At Bernie’s” worthy moment.  For those under 40, it’s a movie. 4)  A brief summary of why many of the Safety Third Motorsports team members have ended up using BMW’s as their weapon of choice on track. 5)  Bill cannot help but to make fun of the test drive at John’s shop where the GHIT M3 HPDE hit a deer.  Sometimes you can't make this stuff up. 6)  A discussion of their team’s racing plans for 2021 and how both teams generally decide where to race. 7)  How their team has progressed and grown over the years.  It appears that our team is actually following their progression, both in how our team is organized and how our drivers are individually progressing.  Perhaps there is hope for us.  Who knew?  Lol. 8)  How Dean and Jen both ended up learning and growing as racing drivers as a result of their track incidents. 9)  What is prepping a car?  What is involved?  What do you do before the race, during/at the race, and after the race to prepare and preserve your car and make sure that it has a higher likelihood of performing well. 10)  Basic assumption:  Assume everything is broken after a race and then verify before you take it to your next event. 11)  Develop a wear rate of consumables and moving parts and then develop a preventative maintenance plan to replace before they fail at the track. 12)  Overview:  Repair things as they break or replace them ahead of time at a certain interval.  Determine your team’s philosophy and plan appropriately.  13)  A standard rule of thumb is to use a margin for wear, it can range from 75% to 80% to 90% of the experienced failure rate before replacing a still good part.  This does not address issues due to abuse or an accident etc.  As an example, if your front wheel bearing fails after 100 hours or racing, you may want to replace them all before they break at 75 or 80 or 90 hours.  The balance of costs and/or effort vs your acceptable safety/failure factor is a personal/team decision. 14)  Several available options range from paint marking nuts and bolts to adding safety wires. 15)  What should you do when at the track and prepping for the race in the morning. 16)  What to do the night after are race while racing the next day. 17)  What to do post-race weekend while packing up to leave the track. 18)  Why checklists are so very important and how your team will need to develop it from your own experiences and particular car. 19)  It was good to hear that we aren't the only team to have had radio communication issues at the track.  They have come to the same solution as we have.  Painfully. 20)  The key is really to minimize the number and potential for errors. 21)  We finish up this segment with the post-race recovery process for your race car.  Don’t just put it away to wait for the next track event. 22)  We wrap up with a post episode discussion of the skid pad and the value that it has had to our driving, as well as Dean’s.

This episode features a leadership conversation with Dean Hallett. Dean is most well-known for being the CFO for Fox, where he was a key member of the executive team and instrumental in shaping the overall strategy of the studio. Before that he was the executive vice president and CFO for the Walt Disney studios, where he developed a unique and highly effective leadership training program for early and mid-career managers. In this conversation, we talk about leadership, culture, and what leadership is really like at Disney.   SHOW NOTES * Dean's journey to Disney * How Emotional Intelligence training paid off * The combination of money focus and people focus * How Dean used a collaborative process to win people over * Why the ability to talk people creates opportunity * Improving the Peter Principle * Feedback is the least expensive, most valuable management tool that we have * I will take culture over technical skills any day. * The relationship between money and creativity in the movie business * Get as many perspectives as you can * Navigating egos in Hollywood * The challenges of working within Disney's leadership system * How Bob Iger differed from Michael Eisner * The danger of "I think I know" * Why high performers don't necessarily make great coaches * The monkeys, the ladder, and the banana * Using the Johari Window for self-awareness * Using leadership to drive creativity * Creating an open and collaborative culture where creativity and innovation thrive.   You can connect with Dean at www.hallettleadership.com   You can connect with Brian at www.brianrollo.com.    You can find the 10 Habits of Influential Leaders at https://amzn.to/2J6pmwP   Email brian@brianrollo.com to leave feedback, ask questions, or recommend guests for Lead With Impact.  We'd love to hear from you!   Intro and Outro Music: Rise by Punch Deck

Dean Welten shares how their Everlink software helps manage the diesel fuel needs of heavy transport and logistics operators throughout New Zealand. With over 100 million litres in flow at any given time, it's no small feat, however Dean already has his eye on Australia. This is a company in growth mode who are hiring right now. LINKS MENTIONEDEverlink - Diesel Fuel Management SystemsKEY TIMESTAMPS4 mins 8 secs The business problems that Everlink products solves to manage 100 million litres of fuel in New Zealand. 5 mins 45 secs Designing products that work 24 hours a day that rely on self diagnostics for self healing systems. 9 mins 55 secs What's different about the commercial fuel market, filling bulk tanks that fill engines for heavy transports.11 mins 55 secs Real time tracking of fuel data that helps businesses plan their fuel needs and helps Everlink update their NZ Code software remotely.15 mins 30 secs Technology that's adaptable to 2G, 3G, 4G, 5G and satellite. 16 mins 31 secs The Everlink NZ Code headquarters. 17 mins 3 secs Everlink is hiring and what you'll need to when you come in and what you'll need to learn. 22 mins 25 secs Dean's origin story. 25 mins 28 secs How Dean's dyslexia condition transformed into a superpower.30 mins 34 secs Balancing working hard on your passion with leading a team.32 mins 33 secs The importance of NZ Code to Everlink. 36 mins 3 secs The growth from the Australian market and how closed borders have required Everlink to adapt. 38 mins 2 secs The future beyond diesel, alternative energy management and the software that will drive the future of liquid technology monitoring. 39 mins 58 secs Managing New Zealand's water resources through technology. 43 mins 45 secs How sales have grown for Everlink and the importance of product demos.

Dean Anderson is the VP of sales at EDI Staffing. He has more than 20 years of experience in the IT recruitment industry and in the company. The company has both an impressive retention rate as well as an ability to adapt to the changes that happened in the economy in the last two decades. We will of course talk as well about how his own lifestyle matches what he does for EDI staffing.We covered the following topics:How Dean and the company coped with the Y2K (just before 2000), 2008 crisis and the current pandemic.What is the actual value of a recruitment company for consulting companies and IT projects.How to vet candidates and the authenticity of their resumes Why EDI staffing has a great retention rateHow EDI staffing went from hiring EDI resources to most cloud-based and SAAS software experts in generalHow to create great relationships with candidates and companiesResources:www.edistaffing.comdanderson@edistaffing.comPhone: 508-967-9221Get in touch with your host Diogène Ntirandekura at:Email: info@consultinglifestyle.fmEmail: info@erphappy.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diogenentirandekuraSupport the show (http://patreon.com/diogene)

Dean Howell is the Founder of Raw Sport Official, Revolution Foods & Lean Dean Official. We Dig Into: Blue blocker glasses and the impact screen time has on circadian rhythm. Deans background in professional football and how he set up Raw Sport Official. Dean's most recent cycling trip to the French Alps and how he adapted his body composition beforehand. How Dean and his team have worked on the taste factor of the Raw Sport Official products over the years and the nutritional profiles. Unique products like Raw Sport Mushroom Blend. Things to consider for Men's Health. How Dean approaches Healthspan. Sexual Energies. If you like the episode please share it with someone. It is the only real way the show will grow and if you found it useful maybe one of your friends, family or colleagues will too. If possible, please also leave a comment on Apple Podcast, that would be superb. If you want a new episode in your feed each week then subscribe on SoundCloud, Apple Podcast and Spotify. Links and Resources: Raw Sport Website - https://www.rawsport.com/ Dean on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/therealhealthcoach/ Raw Sport on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/rawsportofficial/?ref=q-hebip__a2 33 Fuel: Gain 10% off your first order with matt10 at checkout: https://www.33fuel.com/ My favourite product at the moment is the Natural Energy Drink. I am really enjoying getting out on the bike at the moment and if I manage more than 1 hr I drink 5 tbsp with 500-750ml of water:https://www.33fuel.com/collections/during-sport-energy-hydration/products/better-fuel-energy-drink-blend Supporting Champions Membership Community: If you are interested in a role in Sports & Performance definitely consider joining the supporting champions community. https://mgnutrition--supportingchampions.thrivecart.com/graduate-member/ (I am an affiliate and I will receive a kickback if you purchase through me.) Steve on the Big Feed Up HQ Podcast - https://soundcloud.com/user-188029167/translating-high-performance-to-a-wider-community-of-people-with-steve-ingham Supporting Champions Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/supportingchampions/ Forth Edge BioMarker Testing: Vitamin D, Cholesterol and subtypes, blood sugar and more. Gain 15% off: https://www.biomarkertracking.com/mhnut (I am an affiliate and I will receive a kickback if you purchase through me.)

How to consistently create offers your ideal customers find irresistible is a part of business that challenges even the most seasoned, successful entrepreneurs. And once you’ve got them in the door, how do you continue serving them, so they stick around, keep buying, and keep benefiting?   The one, the only, Bearded Wonder of the United Kingdom (aka Dean) discovered a powerful, profitable way to create an offer his customers bought, LOVED, and profited from, even after insisting they “didn’t have the money” to buy it! It was that irresistible!   Join James and The Bearded Wonder himself (aka Dean) for this week’s episode to get the inside scoop on Dean’s crazy-amazing and crazy-profitable offer creation strategy. Outline of This Episode Start with these basics [2:29] How Dean got the sign-ups [15:55] You must over-deliver [26:15] Everyone is a buyer [35:00] Talk to your customers [46:30] 3 major points discussed   Read between the lines. Your list of BUYERS is a massive gold mine when it comes to creating offers. Dean shares how he surveyed his buyers, and that they told him they’ve invested all they could, and didn’t have more money to put into yet another offer. Instead of assuming that was the real problem, Dean used this information to tailor his offers in a way that could truly help them. He also followed up with them to figure out exactly where they were stuck. WHY did they feel they didn’t have enough money for more offers that could help them? The right mix of reading between the lines and engaging with your customers allows you to serve them in the best possible way. Create the offer. Once you’ve discovered your customers’ real problems, get that solution created. It may be a training course, but there may also be a faster, more involved, more valuable way for you to serve them. After identifying his market’s need, Dean devised a fast AND powerful way to get his offer up and running and helping. Money loves speed, and so do your customers. Sometimes the best and most profitable way to help them is also the fastest way. Play the long game. We see it time and time again - businesses who value the long-term relationship with their customers over everything else are the ones that last. Most of your profits will come from your most loyal, long-term customers. Customers come and go, so new customers are essential, but neglecting your loyal, long-term customers is a guaranteed way to lose them, and miss out on staggering amounts of profit, both directly and from referrals. Tune in to hear how Dean served the people who took him up on his powerful offer, and used it to build a long-term, profitable relationship with them.   Resources & People Mentioned Guest’s Website Guest on Instagram  Guest on Facebook  Guest on YouTube Check out his Podcast Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: CEO Quickstart: https://jamespfriel.com/ceo-quickstart/ Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/ Facebook Group (BulletProof Business): https://www.facebook.com/groups/1107362546297055/ Site: www.jamespfriel.com Interested in being a guest on the show? Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/ JTT Facebook Page - https://www.facebook.com/justthetipsshow/

This episode features the incredible powerhouse husband and wife couple of Drs Dean and Ayesha Sherzai, two neurologists who are passionate about cutting-edge brain science and educating people on how to prevent cognitive diseases and achieve long term health and wellness. They are both co-directors of the Alzheimer’s Prevention Program at Loma Linda University Medical Center. In this episode we cover: How Dean and Ayesha met Why they coined the term preventative neurology The role of genes vs lifestyle Underlying mechanisms behind Alzheimer’s disease development How to prevent Alzheimer’s The dietary pattern best for brain health The type of fats the brain needs Eggs, coconut oil, avocado, olive oil and brain health Why Paleo and ketogenic diets may not be optimal How we should be evaluating nutritional research Carbohydrates as brain fuel Their thoughts on recent studies showing vegan diets are “bad for brain health” Diet and migraines The importance of exercise, stress management, and sleep You can Dean & Ayesha on Instagram: @teamsherzaimd,Twitter: @TeamSherzai, FaceBook: @TeamSherzaiMD Their website is here: https://teamsherzai.com and YouTube channel is here: https://www.youtube.com/teamsherzai And be sure to pick up a copy of their book, The Alzheimer’s Solution Episode Resources: J Neurol Sci. 2018: Insulin resistance and cognitive test performance in elderly adults: National health and nutrition examination survey (NHANES) Epidemiol. 2013: Mediterranean diet and cognitive function in older age: results from the Women’s Health Study Arch Neurol. 2003: Dietary fats and the risk of incident Alzheimer disease (Chicago Health and Aging Project) Dement Geriatr Cogn Disord. 2009: Midlife serum cholesterol and increased risk of Alzheimer’s and vascular dementia three decades later (Kaiser Permanente database) @thesciencekids on Instagram Thank you for tuning in! Make sure to subscribe to The Plant Prescription Podcast so you get notified when new episodes are published. If you enjoy our material and are listening through Apple Podcasts, please leave us a review as this will help more people discover this podcast. We would love to hear from you guys on what you thought of the episode and what you'd like to hear in the future so please connect with us on Instagram. IG: Muzammil: @dr.plantbased, Cass: @plant_fueled. Facebook: @theplantprescription. Music credit: Scott Holmes.

Joining me today is Dean Graziosi, a New York Times Bestseller, entrepreneur, real estate expert, and speaker. His most recent book, Millionaire Success Habits and his podcast of the same title has inspired and given action to millions of people worldwide. He and Tony Robbins teamed up and launched the Knowledge Business Blueprint. In this interview, Dean and I will talk about how to use books to build a knowledge-based business, and how Dean has accomplished this goal with his own books. With dyslexia, Dean has had trouble and has struggled with reading his entire life. “I had never read a book cover to cover, and I was terrible at writing.” However, in 2005, he decided to write his first book to clear someone’s mindset to get the sales results they want. He wanted this book to be a tool in which the reader could use to achieve their dreams. Totally Fulfilled was this book - the first book published by Dean. When he finished his book, he hired an editor who he was excited to work with. After sending over his manuscript, she called him and said, “Dean, there are certain rules to writing a book, and you can break a few of those rules, but you broke every single one of them!”. She advised him to rewrite his book, and, with this information, almost decided to delete his entire idea and throw it into the trash. At this point, he hired another editor and asked her to clean up his book. She did, and when his book released, it hit the New York Times Bestseller list in four weeks! Dean suggests if you know your topic, and it’s from your heart, go out and share your knowledge and passion in your book. Dean recommends overdelivering on your value, with your first two upsells, then sell the big ticket item. People will be excited to purchase your big ticket item because they will expect you to deliver great value. Listen in to find why your mindset is a pivotal element in creating a book, why writing a book can make a significant impact in your life, and why you should extract marketing pieces from your book. Learn what Dean is doing now to move thousands of books a day, and how books bring out the essence of the author, and why writing an excellent book gives you a level of credibility. Show Notes [01:48] The why and how of Dean’s first publication. [03:25] Even though Dean knew nothing of writing a book, he moved forward with his idea of publishing his own book. [05:25] What marketing tactics took Dean’s book to New York Times Best Seller list. [07:21] Choose a topic that speaks from your soul. [11:40] Going on a journey with a book and getting intangible and tangible value from a book. [14:29] How Dean brought back his old marketing model to sell his books. [16:53] Why one particular message resonated with Dean’s market so well. [21:47] How to break the noise and do away with flashy get rich quick sales. [24:55] Overdeliver on your first two upsells to provide a high-ticket item your customers will want to purchase. [27:41] How Tony ties in KBD launcher with his book sales. [29:40] Using outcome journaling based on getting yourself into flow state. [32:00] Finding mentors and trainers when you purchase a book. Links and Resources Visit Self Publishing School Online SPS Free Training Course Circle of Profit Designs for Health on the Web Visit Dean on the Web Get Millionaire Success Habit for Free!

Dean Holland created one of the first coaching programs we went through online and he’s been into creating info products and affiliate marketing for many years. He also has a book about affiliate marketing called The Iceberg Effect which you can get for free. On today’s show, you’ll get to hear Dean’s evolution which ties into a really solid affiliate system and where he also is helping a ton of people selling online.    We reminisce about the early days of affiliate promotions all the way to what is working current day, and how Dean has found the perfect blend for his business of promoting his own offers with other marketer’s products which are a good fit for his audience, as well as some change in thinking over the years in regards to how he markets to the leads he gets. After you get your mind reeling with the possibilities, check out our other episodes with Navid Moazzez and our Therapy Session show we did earlier this year where we discuss more affiliate marketing strategies, what most affiliate marketers are doing wrong, and how to set yourself apart from the rest.  “I just came around to the viewpoint that if there is a complimentary software or something that I know can help my customers...why can't I be the one to provide that solution and everybody wins.” - Dean Holland Some Topics We Discussed Include: We reminisce about our own early days in the affiliate marketing game, even recalling who was our very first customer was (you’ll never guess!) How Dean’s wife actually beat his conversions even with an ugly funnel Why recommending other people’s product to your list actually increases the sales of your own What Dean is doing with his best performing broadcast emails The four most important things to focus on daily, which have a direct impact on revenue Dean’s observation with working with newcomers and the key things to get you moving towards your first sale And much, much more! Contact Dean Holland: The Iceberg Effect References and Links Mentioned: ClickFunnels The Iceberg Effect Just The Tips podcast Dream 100 list Ready, Fire, Aim by Michael Masterson Fix This Next any other books by Mike Michalowicz FlowchartGroup.com - be sure to hop in our Facebook group to chat with us, our other amazing guests that we’ve had on the show, and fellow entrepreneurs! Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here! This episode is sponsored by our go-to SEO research tool, Ahrefs.com, by Easy Webinar and Gina Horkey’s Podcast Production School. Therapy Session – Unapologetic Affiliate Marketing Strategies Affiliate Marketing Using Virtual Summits - Navid Moazzez

Dean CurtisLeila is joined by Dean Curtis - Group Managing Director, Risk & Business Analytics at RELX and President/CEO at ICIS.IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN ABOUT· How Dean went from entering the financial services industry to working for several football clubs such as Tottenham Hotspur and Charlton Athletic as a youth team coach, before going back into the business world· The hope that companies are able to make the best of the opportunities provided by the Coronavirus situation, and the resulting increasing importance of company culture· How Dean has led RELX to achieving near parity on staff gender ratios (both overall and at senior leadership level)· Dean’s previous battles with mental health issues, and how he used the experience to make himself a stronger leader RESOURCES & INFORMATION MENTIONEDLinkedIn : https://www.linkedin.com/in/deanacurtis/E-mail: Dean.curtis@reedbusiness.comWebsite : https://www.reedbusiness.com/about-us/#about-us-leadership

Jay Abraham, Dean Jackson, and Joe Polish share perspectives for leading a business in the midst of worldwide chaos, uncertainty, and fear.  If you’d like access to the show notes, a direct play link, or the exercise to help you take action on what was discussed, please visit http://www.ilovemarketing.com/362. Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Jay, Dean, and Joe in this episode:  The difference between CHAOS-INSPIRED exploitation and opportunity. What they think of Coronavirus and its impact on the market RIGHT NOW. How Jay and his client got out of massive financial devastation.  Why there’s ALWAYS a solution - even in adversity.  What Dean did in 2008 to leverage an ethical opportunity. What it looks like to respond versus react. The ONE practice that permanently changed the way Joe responds to life.  B.R.A.N.D.: A Buying Reflex Affecting NOW Decisions. How to be PREEMPTIVE and ELEVATE yourself above the chaos.  Why a RESULTS-LEADER will always trump a thought-leader.  The DISCONNECT between the value you sell and the value someone will buy. The incorrect ASSUMPTION entrepreneurs make about results.  How Dean adapted quickly to Coronavirus limitations to STILL produce results.  Unlearning is more important than learning at some point.  FOUR questions to ask yourself during your designated “thinking-time”.

In a world completely run by data, we may feel like we have no more choice in the matter, and that we just have to except it is what it is. However, Dean Shapero thought there had to be a better way. It wasn’t about blocking our data, but realizing that if someone was going to take it, we may as well get paid for it. With that idea, Loginhood was born. Loginhood is a Chrome Extension that allows you to get paid for the data that companies are already taking. We talked to Dean in this episode about where the idea came from, the ins and outs of the extension, and what we need to know when it comes to giving up our data. Official Episode Breakdown: 2:38 - Where the concept of Loginhood came from and why it was important for Dean to create. 3:22 - How exactly does the whole process, and more importantly, the payment part of Loginhood work 4:32 - How exactly is the data transferred to know how to pay you 6:14 - Does Loginhood actually take the place of the websites who are already taking my data, or do they work in tandem with them? 8:32 - What kind of dollars can someone expect from something like this, and who is the person paying for it 14:35 - How much data should companies be taking, and where is that line drawn? 16:00 - How does Loginhood work with other  countries (and even California), and their data protection laws? 17:18 - Breaking down what GDPR and CPPA mean and the intent of these when it comes to protecting your data 21:05 - Could Loginhood be blocked through various software? 22:45 - Continuing to breakdown the details of the Chrome extension, and how data can eventually be blocked 25:10 - Does Loginhood really protect your data, and would they have a chance when it comes to hackers and those trying to access your data? 27:10 - How did Dean’s background in data lead him to this idea? 28:50 - How Dean started building the business model 31:15 - Should we just be excepting that we are giving up our data, and this is just something we should understand now that it’s what happening when we’re online Ready to learn more, head over to www.Loginhood.io

So in this episode I had the pleasure of chatting with great friend and mentor Dr Dean St Mart PHD. Dean is an intensely fascinating and knowledgeable individual. Deans knowledge is second to none as is his mission to educate and help people. In this episode we discuss the following: ◦ Where it all began from World Champion kickboxer to bodybuilding ◦ How Dean First became involved with sciences? ◦ How Dean transitioned from conventional sciences into health supplements/PEDs ◦ Who have been the biggest influences on your fitness/science career ◦ The Science Behind The Sleep Stack ◦ Why EVERYONE should get there blood work done ◦ The biggest mistakes that are holding people back from progressing their physique ◦ The low hanging fruit in terms of health supplementation ◦ Future plans with Supplement Needs & for Dr Dean??? If you don’t already make sure you give Dean a follow on IG, his highlights on his profile are incredibly educational, his IG is @deanstm. If you take value from the podcast please share it on social media! Also please make sure to leave a 5 star review! I will be picking one person at random who leave a review to win a FREE place on the next Shreddin8 program! Join the WORLDS Biggest 8 Week Transformation Competition with Cash Prizes SHREDDIN8 for the Men and Sculptin8 for the ladies! The program starts NOW, hit the link below to secure your space! Click the link below to Learn more about Shreddin8 for the Guys https://cj8weekshred.com/8-week-shred-home28075522 Click the link below to learn more about Sculptin8 for Ladies https://sculptin8.com/8-week-shred-home36228246 To apply to work with me or my team directly for coaching hit the link below! https://www.charliejohnsonfitness.com/pages/coaching-application

2:17 - Why he’s stayed with TV for as long as he has.3:55 - How Dean got into sports television the non-traditional school route.12:25 - What goes into creating a network and how content drives the direction of the network.14:38 - How many sports he’s covered in his career.14:52 - Dean names some of the sports he’s covered.16:31 - What the model for World Championship Sports Network and how world feed productions are designed.19:16 - What the challenge is for presenting a sport for fans that isn’t familiar to them.  Rugby is one of those sports where the fan base in the U.S. is less knowledgeable than those that come from rugby nations, and how it’s produced can have an impact on those newer fans.22:40 - What traits or qualities that announcers need to have when they call non-traditional sporting events.25:09 - How he views Paralympic athletes and non-traditional athletes. 27:29 - What the landscape on how sports will be produced by networks or viewed by fans.30:12 - What his responsibilities were as Senior Vice President of Production at Universal Sports Network33:05 - How Dean was able to implement production for more than 1,600 hours of programming on the network when events were taking place in Europe and Asia.35:35 - How he acquired multiple sporting event for Universal Sports Network.37:19 - What it was like producing the Boston Marathon and what his experience on that event was like.40:45 - How producing the 2014 Boston Marathon had to be focused in the year after the tragedy in 2013.43:14 - What he did on the PyeongChang Olympics for NBC.46:02 - How working on the 2016 Olympics was one of the biggest challenges of his career.47:05 - What he would like fans to know about what it takes to put on a sporting event.48:51 - What the best advice he’s received working in sports television.50:10 - What advice he has for anyone wanting to work in sports broadcasting.52:25 - The importance of being versatile in sports broadcasting.

Connect with us! Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com Email: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com   Welcome, Dean Graziosi, Co-Founder of Knowledge Business Blueprint, Inside the Greenroom! This is a very special episode for me today because I'm with a friend, mentor, and somebody that I've learned so much from. He’s a meeting planner who controls some of the world's TOP stages, and is the founder or co-founder of multiple brands worth over $1 billion! We first met over 10 years ago when he donated to a non-profit I was involved with, called Rachel’s Challenge. Fast forward to present day, and we have now established a partnership with Tony Robbins and Dean’s and company, Knowledge Business Blueprint!  In this episode, we discuss the power of self-education and having specialized knowledge. He opens up about the moment that changed his life for the better, and opened his mind to an entirely new world. We also discuss the BOOMING industry that Forbes says is headed to $1 billion PER DAY, and how you can use this to your advantage.    Dean Graziosi is a multiple New York Times best selling author, entrepreneur, and investor. He has started or has been involved in 13+ companies that have resulted in over 1 billion dollars in revenue. For over 20 years Dean has been dedicated to delivering self-education to those seeking transformation and success outside the normal path of traditional education.   LINKS: peteslink.com   Here’s what we cover:  The 2 things that transformed Dean’s life, and how it opened him up to an entirely new world The transition that’s going on right now, and why it’s crucial to have specialized knowledge The booming industry that Forbes says is headed to $1 billion dollars PER DAY, and what you should be doing about it Why common sense is not always common, and why you should be using this to your advantage The counter intuitive approach that led to Dean’s complete financial transformation of keynotes doubling, and sales quadrupling  And much more!   P.S. - You DON’T want to miss Dean’s live “once a year” online training event coming up on February 27th! Click here to register and learn how you can tap into the exploding digital economy (without creating a complicated course, digital agency, or writing a book).   LINKS: peteslink.com     Connect with Dean:  Facebook www.deangraziosi.com LinkedIn Instagram: @DeanGraziosi   Quick Episode Summary: 0:02 What to expect today! 3:07 Welcome Dean Inside the greenroom! 4:02 When Dean hit ten figures 5:08 What impacted Dean’s life the most 7:00 What is self-education? 9:44 The one question you should ask yourself 14:35 How Dean’s students are impacting the world 16:22 Dean’s advice to meeting planners 22:14 Bring the stage to you 26:07 What you can learn from Kim Vargas 29:47 The speakers who have impacted Dean the most 32:01 The most important advice for speakers 33:45 Why live events are still important 35:49 Dean’s favorite moment inside a greenroom 42:44 My biggest takeaways

This week Dr. Don travels back across the pond to the oasis-like town of Marlow, Buckinghamshire, England to speak with Chiropractor Dr. Dean Rieder. Just three years ago, Dr. Rieder graduated from Durbin Chiropractic College in South Africa. He moved to the UK to start his practice and during this episode shares the ups and downs of attracting practice members, the costs of starting anew, and his unique approach to a homemade commercial with a famous client. Dr. Rieder thirstily seeks out any and all seminars, including the Vitality Shift program, and podcasts about chiropractic care. He recommends taking action as opposed to overthinking. And, due to his recommendation, the next shift unplugged event will be held in Marlow in September. After listening to this episode, you will have a better understanding of the trials and tribulations new chiropractors face, the requirements for practicing abroad, and why it is important to get involved with a chiropractic community. Key Takeaways: ● Dean studied at Durbin Chiropractic College in South Africa and then moved to England to start his practice. [2:14] ● How Dean discovered Vitalistic Chiropractic and the education he sought out after graduating. [8:00] ● What Dean did to get his name out there and gain practice members. [12:11] ● Dean visits the countryside and exercises as a form of self-care. [14:33] ● Dean shares his Vitality Shift experience and how his chiropractic care has changed over time. [19:31] ● Dean shares a story about the day Russell Brand came into his office and the video they made together. [24:27] ● Dean’s advice for chiropractors is to listen to chiropractic podcasts and to get involved with your community. [32:12] ● The next Shift Unplugged will be the first week of September in Marlow, UK. [35:18]   Learn More: Halsa Group Vitality Shift Website True Concept Seminars Dr. Don MacDonald @DrDonMacDonald on Twitter

CTW001 The Why and How of Coffee Table Wisdom   Welcome to the Coffee Table Wisdom podcast! I’m your host, Stephanie Raffelock, the author of A Delightful Little Book on Aging. Published by She Writes Press and set to be released in April 2020, this story takes readers on the journey of aging gracefully and beautifully weaves storytelling with the philosophy of gratitude. I’ve also written several articles for various publications including Quilters Magazine, Omaha Lifestyles, The Aspen Times, and SixtyandMe.com.   In today’s episode, my husband, Dean, joins me to discuss why I decided to launch the Coffee Table Wisdom podcast as well as my upcoming book series. We discuss what aging better means to me and the connection between today’s cultural society and people’s desire to recede as we age. We discuss why I believe your vision for life becomes more important as you age and why laughter is ‘the delight of life.’ We also discuss the interesting stories and unique perspectives you can expect from each episode of Coffee Table Wisdom.       “When we allow ourselves to continue to love this miracle of life - we age better.” - Stephanie Raffelock       This week on Coffee Table Wisdom:   How Dean inspired the name for the podcast and what inspired me to launch the show What aging better means to me The unique stories, insight, and perspectives you can expect in each episode Balancing cultural work with inner work as we age Why my upcoming book starts with a story on grief and loss Reclaiming various aspects of ourselves that were once ‘lost’ in our youth Why your vision becomes more important as you age Why I believe grief is ‘sacred work’ The guests and conversations you can expect from each episode A sneak peek at the next two books in the Delightful Little Book series         Join the Revolution!   Thanks for tuning into the Coffee Table Wisdom podcast - the show that enlightens your body, mind, and spirit through ideas and musings from the worlds of health, psychology, spirituality, and art. If you enjoyed this episode, please head over to Apple Podcasts, subscribe to the show and leave your honest review.   Join the Revolution in Positive Aging by sharing your favorite episodes on social media. Don’t forget to visit my website and follow my Facebook Page for even more inspiring ideas and musings on positive aging.

You know how your always told “you need to work on your business, not in your business”, but every time you do you feel like screaming because you “know it”, but just can't find the time?  Well, that's what my guest today helps you solve. I'm talking to Dean Soto, president of Freedom in 5 Minutes, who specialises in helping maxed out business owners 10x their capacity in 30 days by duplicating it's biggest asset. YOU! Dean and his team of Virtual Systems Architects are masters at automating businesses by looking at what you are doing right now, documenting it step-by-step, and then implementing it. And as a father with 7 kids, he's had to figure this out just to stay sane! On this episode: How Dean runs a business from his farm while raising 7 kids, and remains sane… Common misconceptions about outsourcing, and why you're missing out. Why you have almost ZERO chance of growing without systems in your business. Why a simple 5 minute video can change everything… How to save a fortune and hours of time, by using a system to recruit top talent.  The strategy Dean uses to easily start conversations with his ideal clients and referral sources. How combining online social media, with offline relationships has literally made Dean millions. And much more! Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Check Out Dean's “Client Catching Ecosystem”! Listen to Dean's Podcast - Freedom In Five Minutes Visit Dean's Website - FreedomInFiveMinutes.com Exclusive Listener Only Bonuses! Make sure you grab your listener goodies by visiting... The Client Catching Podcast Listener Gift Page You'll get exclusive trainings and my best resources all in once place where I dive deep on the marketing strategy that gets OTHERS to grow your business for you… AND the system that powers it to remove you from up to 90% of your marketing and sales process, instantly boost your authority, while at the same time increasing the quality of leads, appointments and clients that you attract and catch… All without spending a penny on advertising or adding more hours to your week! >> Click here to "Hook" your listener bonuses today

On today’s episode of Just the Tips, we peel back the layers on the mystery, wrapped in an enigma, that is Dean Holland. I’ve known Dean for years and if you asked me what it is that Dean does, I couldn’t tell you. But over a recent visit, I realized what Dean’s superpower is: Creating affiliate programs so businesses don’t have to rely on paid traffic. That’s a bona fide superpower, and on today’s episode we dive into how Dean does it. Dean Holland: An Origin Story Dean has sold over $10 million in products online, and only just recently began using paid traffic. I think that if Facebook went away tomorrow, Dean would be perfectly fine (although he’d be a little angry, because he just learned how to use Facebook ads). But how Dean got into entrepreneurship and business more generally was through affiliate marketing. And so he looked at his history as an affiliate marketer, and he said, “Okay, what do the vendors do that make it easier for me as an affiliate marketer?” And he just started building from there. Affiliate marketing brings you the traffic The very basis of having an affiliate program is to have an army of people out there, trying to drive traffic to your business. Affiliates don’t get paid unless a customer buys something, so it’s like having a sales army out there that’s only paid by commission. As Dean says, it’s almost the perfect traffic source. The only trouble is: You don’t own that traffic. You can’t control it. So how do you get the most out of it? The Bearded Wonder provides the answers. Build the highest-earning affiliate program you can The big lesson that Dean took away from being an affiliate marketer is that you have to create the best-paying sales process that you possibly can. Affiliates will go where the money is. If I’m an affiliate thing, and I have 10 different offers that all fit my audience, which one am I going to choose? It’s the one that makes me the most money. Often, affiliates measure their performance by earnings per click. And so an affiliate is going to choose your product every time, if you offer them greater earnings per click. How to keep someone as an affiliate When Dean first started creating affiliate programs, they would be based around a product launch. So there would be a large push for, say, seven days, and then the program would be done. Since then, he’s switched it up so that he has an affiliate platform, where he’s trying to build long-term relationships with his affiliates. And there are a variety of ways to do that, because no one is going to push your products every day to the same audience. But luckily, Dean has lived and breathed the affiliate life, so he knows how to make it work. Outline of This Episode [2:45] Dean’s superpower [4:47] Dean’s beginning as an affiliate marketer [8:52] What Dean learned and applied to his own business [12:56] Get your baseline before you approach affiliates [14:37] What are the affiliate models? [17:51] How Dean creates his affiliate program [22:00] Treating an affiliate like an exclusive partner Music for “Just The Tips” is titled, “Happy Happy Game Show” by Kevin MacLeod (http://incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License Connect With James and Dean James P. Friel: CEO Quickstart Program: https://jamespfriel.clickfunnels.com/about-ceo-quickstart-program?utm_campaign=learnmore&utm_medium=aep&utm_source=homepage Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/hustledetox/ Site: www.jamespfriel.com Interested in being a guest on the show? Dean Holland: Blog: www.DeanHolland.com FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/DeanHollandHQ Billion Dollar Project: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BillionDollarProject/

Life is full of ups and downs;  just like business, personal moods, stocks, anything really. Just ask real estate/ life/ success guru Dean Graziosi and Bedros Keuilian. In this episode of Inside Look, Dean and Bedros get very transparent about their pasts, and how they use those traumas and negative memories to boost them into the world-class businessmen they are today. Watch or listen now to see how Dean was able to leverage that pain and turn it into empathy and success.   “I had a chip on my shoulder” “You don’t just go through trauma and come out on the other side” - Bedros Keuilian   Here’s what you’ll discover: 1:25 - How Dean went from real estate guru to a highly sought after life/success coach 7:50 - Dean grew up being an insecure underdog, and turned himself into a great success story 12:15 - How hard work doesn't necessarily lead to the success that YOU want 20:32 -  What negative impacts past traumas had on both Dean and Bedros 33:15 - How important self-education and personal growth can be   “I was somebody who wanted more” “I gave people what they needed” “There is no magic money machines” “I never felt in control” “You don't see me, but one day you’ll hear me” “I’ll sleep when I die” “It's going to suck until it doesn't” -Dean Graziosi   Follow us on Instagram: @bedroskeuilian / @deangraziosi Buy Man Up and get Bedros’s High Performance Leadership Course for FREE: https://manup.com/   Make sure to review us on iTunes: http://bit.ly/theempireshow

You can promise a lot as a financial advisor, but do you always provide the value your clients are paying for? Today’s guest, Dean Trudeau, thinks the key is as simple as setting out clear expectations ‒ and then making sure you meet them. A Certified Financial Planner, Dean began his career in the financial services industry in 1987. Over the years, he has served as Principal of Horizon Financial Services, Sales Manager of Manulife Financial/Manulife Securities, and District Vice President of RBC Global Asset Management. His firm, OPES Wealth Management, is a boutique wealth management firm that caters to business owners and professionals. Listen to the episode to hear what Dean has to say about providing value to clients by always delivering on what you promise. What You’ll Learn in This Episode: Dean’s 3-step process for providing integrated advice (5:50) How Dean makes sure his services are worth the fees (9:20) How Dean identified his sweet spot of 125 clients (15:55) Applying Investment Planning Counsel’s Total Client Experience in the field (20:20) How Dean’s practice is moving toward a family office structure offering a lifestyle concierge service (23:45) Planning social events to engage with prospects (29:20) The emerging 3-tiered financial advice system (35:15) Links and Resources: Dean Trudeau The OPES Wealth Management Quotes by Dean: “I love when we put a plan together and people share their goals and dreams with me, and we’re able to find out where they are, figure out where they want to go, and then put a great plan in place and have it get there.” “Everybody pays fees. And we want to make sure that they get the value of the fees they’re paying.” “Most advisors actually don’t do that. They don’t create a plan, they don’t follow the plan, and they don’t update the plan.” It’s Dean’s passion for delivering on promises that has made his practice so successful, and he’s here to share his insights with you. Below, we’re sharing three key ideas from this episode: How Dean makes sure his services are worth the fees How Dean identified his sweet spot of 125 clients Planning social events to engage with prospects For the rest of the episode, find the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher, or click the link above. How D

Attracting leads is a whole lot more fun (and profitable!) than chasing them. But many real estate agents struggle with designing a lead gen system that works for the long term. Dean Jackson is the father of postcard farming, and he has created a method for getting prospects to raise their hands year after year. Today, Dean joins Tristan to discuss how his early days of cold calling inspired him to develop a postcard farming system. He shares the progression of his marketing strategy, from getting his name out there to getting prospects names to come in. Dean explains why he shifted from targeting clients in the market to sell NOW to cast a wider net in a particular neighborhood. Listen in for insight on how providing a free report on home prices leads to long-term success and learn why there is big opportunity in real estate for savvy agents who understand marketing! Key Takeaways How Dean was inspired by Claude Hopkins’ customer-centric approach to marketing Dean’s advice on building a business that fits naturally with your likes/tendencies How the hamster wheel of cold calling led Dean to create a postcard farming system Dean’s shift from getting his name out there to getting prospects names to come in How Dean leverages self-interest to attract clients in the market to sell NOW Why providing a free report on home prices has proven to be most successful How Dean supplements his postcard farming system with social media marketing The case study demonstrating the longevity of Dean’s free report strategy How Dean amplifies the impact of his postcards with ‘breaking news’ videos Why Dean sees big opportunity in real estate despite the likely market shift Connect with Dean Jackson GoGoAgent Connect with Lab Coat Agents Lab Coat Agents Lab Coat Agents on Facebook Lab Coat Agents on Twitter Lab Coat Agents on Instagram Lab Coat Agents Facebook Group Resources My Life in Advertising and Scientific Advertising by Claude C. Hopkins Strategic Coach

CFTROU0059: Reaching the Next Generation Today we’re having an insightful conversation with Pastor Dean Inserra of City Church in Tallahassee, Florida about reaching the next generation with the gospel of Jesus. Dean was called to start a church in his hometown of Tallahassee. He is passionate about reaching that city with the gospel and seeing the world impacted by a new generation of believers. We unpack what it really looks like to impact the next generation for the future of the church. Dean also shares how he has taken City Church from a small group of twenty-somethings to a church for all ages. Their focus on outreach and the way they build relationships with their community is what keeps them culturally relatable. Dean also shares the incredible lessons that he has learned, not only from his successes but also from his failures. Key Points: Why reaching the next generation is vital for church health. Dean’s story and journey towards becoming a pastor. How Dean started his church at age 25, with a book and prayer. City Church’s focus on attracting college students. The journey of City Church and where they are today. Finding the balance between being culturally appealing and doctrinally strong. Common areas where churches are missing the mark in evangelism. Lessons learned from both successes and failures. What a church of any size can do to reach the next generation. I got to the point where I felt like I was a social coordinator on a Christian cruise ship, and that’s just not what I want to do with my life.Click To TweetNo one’s going to listen unless we’re culturally engaged relationally.Click To TweetThis side of heaven, a perfect church does not exist.Click To Tweet Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Dean Inserra on Twitter City Church Tallahassee The Unsaved Christian Sharper! Conference Florida Baptist Convention LifeWay Christian Resources Jimmy on Twitter Get podcast updates delivered to your inbox. This podcast releases every Monday morning. Subscribe for free and never miss out on an episode of Church for the Rest of Us. Subscribe via Email iTunes Google Play Stitcher RSS If you like us, rate us or leave a comment below. Hopefully, this episode has given you principles, strategies, and ideas that you can implement right now with the resources you have. If so, can you let others know? The best way to do that is to rate the podcast on iTunes or Stitcher and leave us a brief positive review! This will help us place the podcast in front of more pastors and ministry leaders. It also lets us learn from you. Thank you for taking the time to get the word out about Church for the Rest of Us.

We’ve got another exciting episode of the Treasury Career Corner podcast ready for you to dive into and in this episode, I’m joined by Dean Byrne, the Group Treasurer at JLT Group. JLT Group (Jardine Lloyd Thompson Group plc) is a British multinational corporation that has its headquarters in London, England. It provides insurance, reinsurance, employment benefits advice and brokerage services, and it is a constituent of the FTSE 250 Index. Dean is a career-long treasurer with experience in a number of sectors including manufacturing, shipping, logistics, and financial services. He has particular experience of treasury department start-up situations, management of bank relationships, including significant funding and refinancing and the structuring and implementation of currency risk and global cash management programmes.  He has also worked closely with various tax departments in the structuring and implementation of international tax structures. Additional experience includes the review and restructuring of group insurance and risk control programmes including the management of group insurance brokers.  On the podcast we discussed… How Dean got started in Treasury at The London Clearing House A behind-the-scenes look into Dean’s various treasury roles throughout his career including Chloride Group plc, moving to EAC Container Lines as Divisional Treasurer and working as Group Treasurer at Kidde plc, etc. Why Treasury should be viewed less as an isolated function and more like a support system to the business that can add real value An insight into Dean’s current role as Group Treasurer at JLT How JLT attracts new people to the business Challenges that the recruitment team at JLT faces when trying to attract the right people to the team The ideal “work ethos” of a candidate pursuing a treasury role with JLT and similar companies Dean shares his views on where he sees the treasury industry going next Dean’s advice for people who want to follow his career path/success The importance of patience when searching for the right treasury role The benefits of having a broad skills base and flexibility rather than narrow specialisms Much more! Are you interested in pursuing a career within Treasury? Whether you’ve recently graduated, or you want to search for new job opportunities to help develop your treasury career, The Treasury Recruitment Company can help you in your search for the perfect job. Find out more here. Or, send us your CV and let us help you in your next career move! If you’re enjoying the show PLEASE GIVE US A RATING HERE

This internationally renowned athlete known for pushing the limits of his endurance shares real running moments he never has before. Dean, at age 14 ran a marathon to raise money for charity. He started running home when he was in kindergarten and has always had a love for moving. He is known for his amazing endurance achievements, continuing to push what his body is capable of achieving. Dean most recently ran 50 marathons, in all 50 US states, in 50 consecutive days, finishing with the NYC Marathon, which he ran in three hours flat. Dean has also run for 24 hours straight on a treadmill in Times Square. He has run in many many incredible places around the world, on all the continents, across the Gobi desert. He is truly an amazing athlete, and is here to talk about his latest adventure; running the spartathlon, and completing the final 75 miles without any food or fuel other than water. For those who are still running in your later years, Dean is especially inspiring as he is now 55 years old and still going strong. If you want to hear questions and a discussion with Dean unlike any other podcast, this is the episode for you. Today’s Guest Dean Karnazes is an internationally renowned athlete known for pushing the limits of his endurance. Dean has run 350 continuous miles, foregoing sleep for three nights. He's run across Death Valley in 120 degree temperatures, across the Gobi desert, and a marathon to the South Pole in negative 40 degrees. On ten different occasions, he's run a 200-mile relay race solo, racing alongside teams of twelve. What you will learn about: What makes Dean’s calves the way many recognize him. How Dean had what most would consider an ideal life but was not happy with his non-running life, because things were just too easy and routine. How Dean keeps all the fan letters he gets in special folders in his trophy room. Dean discusses his recently released book The Road to Sparta and how he tried to recreate to the best he possibly could, the run Pheidippides did that inspired the marathon as a race distance. He discusses how as runners we get so caught up in the moment and our stubborn pride can prevent us from doing what we know we should do. Dean discusses how difficult it is to deal with all the crowds of people that come out to see him during his endurance events and being torn between needing to rest and wanting to acknowledge the effort they made to come out to see him. How he ended up choosing to forgo his own self care. When we are struggling during a half or full marathon it is a unique sensation to us as runners. Most people don’t have any way to relate to our experience other than perhaps a woman giving birth. We don’t have those intense moments on a day to day basis. There are moments of extreme doubt and suffering that you don’t normally experience in day to day life. How when you run overnight, you are overriding all your normal processes but your body takes over and your body finds a way to compensate and you are sleep running. Dean describes the anguish and struggle that every runner goes through during an endurance race. Shared experiences bring us together and builds bonds and how it doesn’t matter if you are an elite marathoner or first time 5k runner, you share the same experience. Dean runs every race that he attends because he feels it is important to share the experience with others. Dean talks about his participation with Marathon Wines, which is targeted to runners. Greece is the home for fine wines and there are stories of the early Greek runners drinking wine along their runs. The vines in Santorini make unique wines, high in electrolytes and by participating he is helping Greece. Inspirational Quotes: I wanted the pain and the struggle of doing something physical again. I am humbled and awed when I go into my trophy room that one man could accomplish all these things. Taking a few minutes in what might be a 30 hr race to correct something is far better than continuing on, but we get caught up in the passion of what we are doing at the moment. It is the fear of pain that holds people back, so shifting the paradigm to embracing the pain and responding, then your relationship to pain will change. Resources: Last week's episode with Emelia Gorecka Tina4Real Podcast  Running for Real Superstars Community Support Tina through her Patreon Page Buy a Running for Real T-shirt, Tank, or Hat Dean on Instagram Dean on Twitter Dean on Facebook Dean's website Road to Sparta book Marathon Wine website Thank you to Bombas and Bodyhealth for sponsoring this episode of Running for Real. I absolutely LOVE these Bombas Socks, and I think it is SO COOL that they donate a pair to a homeless shelter for every pair you purchase (socks are the number one requested item from homeless shelters, but they cannot accept used pairs). Use code running4real at Bombas.com/running4real and you can get 20% off your first order! Now I am back to training, guess what was the first thing I did to start making sure I recover quicker (as coming back to fitness really beats your body up!), yep, you guessed it, BodyHealth Perfect Amino! Get 10% off at Bodyhealth.com using coupon code TINA10   Thanks for Listening! I hope you enjoyed today's episode. To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Join the Running for Real Facebook Group and share your thoughts on the episode (or future guests you would like to hear from) Share this show on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, or Pinterest. To help out the show: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews will really help me climb up the iTunes rankings and I promise, I read every single one. Subscribe on iTunes or your favorite podcast player. Not sure how to leave a review or subscribe, you can find out here. Thank you to Dean, I look forward to hearing your thoughts on the show.

  Dean Seavers is the President of National Grid, US. Prior to leading the US portion of National Grid, Dean worked in leadership at companies such as Ford, GE, United Technologies and Tyco. National Grid is one of the largest investor-owned energy companies in the world - covering the UK and the Northeastern part of the US. They have 16,000 employees – about 10,000 that are customer facing and the other 6,000 or so that are in management roles spread out across three states. National Grid serves 20 million customers. What are the workforce trends Dean is paying attention to? The first trend is technology-- we all need to be tech savvy. We can use technology to drive better efficiency and productivity through things like data analytics and automation. Dean says, “The reality is, I think, when you spend 80% of your time doing routine things, you don’t have the time to always focus on the things that truly add value for customers and employees”.   Dean is also paying attention to clean energy sources. National Grid is a big proponent of driving change in the way we consume energy. They are looking to solar, hydro and wind power to improve our impact on the environment. Another trend Dean is paying attention to is self-driving vehicles and electric vehicles. He believes transportation needs to be cleaned up and there are a lot of great advances coming that can help do that. Dean’s advice for leaders is to listen and understand employee base. It really is important to understand the pulse of the organization. You have to be transparent and drive alignment to values and lean into the challenges and make tough choices. What you will learn in this episode: How energy is evolving What it’s like to work at National Grid Workforce trends Dean is paying attention to How National Grid is using automation, bots, and people analytics to stay ahead Why Dean is now a believer in self-driving vehicles How the way we consume energy will change in the next 5-10 years How Dean is future proofing National Grid as the energy industry rapidly changes Contact: Dean Seavers of National Grid  

Today we hear the amazing story of Dean Taylor; a man who started selling wine as a side hustle but who ultimately cashed in his business for 8m AUD! Since then he has etablished seven other successful businesses. Dean’s story really is an inspiration to all of us.   See some of Dean’s top tips below: **  Find good people to run your business. If you are a serial entrepreneur, you can’t get bogged down in the detail. **  Hire long, fire fast. Don’t be shy about moving on if it isn’t working out with an employee. **  Keep your head clear. Do exercise and spend time with your family. **  Don’t get too hung up on the numbers. There’s more to life than money! **  You must embrace technology if you are to be successful in business. Scott Farquhar of Atlessian says: “these days you’re either a tech company, or you’re being disrupted by a tech company” **  Try and avoid purely competing on price. The mass buying power of the likes of Amazon makes it nigh-on impossible for a small business to compete on price.   In this episode of Business Brain Food you will learn: **  Dean’s amazing story **  How to provide a first-class service to your customers **  How to stay on top of seven businesses **  How Dean rode out the GFC **  The changing dynamics of the online marketplace **  The potential for Amazon Australia   Resources mentioned in this episode: **  Would you like to join MaxMyProfit as a Business Excellerator? Visit us here for more information: http://www.maxmyprofit.com.au/about **  Dean’s company website: http://www.crackawines.com.au **  The Business Brain Food Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/businessbrainfood **  All previous BBF episodes & show notes can be found at http://www.businessbrainfood.com.au **  Twitter: https://twitter.com/bfewtrell   Call to action: Dean is an example of a man who made is fortune by taking his chance. If you find yourself in the right place at the right time, be ready! Also, if you are enjoying these Business Brain Food podcasts, then make sure to share them via social media sites or email the links to family and friends. A lot of time and effort goes into producing each of these podcasts with the goal in mind of the more people we can inspire about business the better. You can help us do just that! Until next time, have a profitable day! Cheers, Ben Fewtrell (02) 9111 5000  

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On today's show, I spoke with sports performance coach Dean Hollingworth about how we can train to become stronger, fitter, and faster tennis players and athletes. I first met Dean while eating breakfast before the World Tennis and Fitness Conference, hosted by the International Tennis Performance Association.  Dean gave a fantastic presentation about plyometrics, and I knew that he would be the perfect guest for the podcast. Dean is the Director of Fitness and Sports Performance at Club Sportif Cote-de-Liesse (CDL) in Montreal, Canada. He has over 25 years of experience in the health and fitness industry, and is a highly regarded author, speaker, and fitness and performance consultant.  Dean is the only strength and conditioning coach in Canada to be certified as a Master Tennis Performance Specialist by the iTPA.  He is also a certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist and Speed and Agility Coach, and worked as the S&C coach for Canada’s Fed Cup team win against Serbia in 2014.  Dean coaches a wide gamut of athletes, including professional tennis players such as Elena Vesnina and Francoise Abanda. We spoke about why strength and power training is essential for your tennis career, exercises to increase your strength, power and movement, why plyometrics is a great way to improve your speed and power on the court, Dean's experience as part of Elena Vesnina's team, and much more. I hope you enjoy my interview with Dean, and let us know what you think in the comments below! Time-Stamped Show Notes: [3:59] Why focusing on our fitness training is so important in helping us become better tennis players [5:05] The specific benefits we get from fitness training for tennis [6:34] How Dean became a world-class fitness and sports performance coach [8:31] Associations and conferences that helped Dean expand his tennis fitness knowledge [9:45] Dean's first exposure to tennis [11:19] Why tennis is the hardest sport to train athletes for [14:47] Should we use undulating periodization in our training? [16:29] Why we must decide when we want to peak, or else we won't improve [17:54] The biggest mistakes that tennis players make in the gym [19:45] Dean’s favorite thing about being a fitness coach [20:53] Examples of tennis players Dean trained that focused seriously on their fitness and had a huge improvement on their game [22:21] Dispelling the myth that weight training is bad for your tennis game [24:53] Part of the body tennis players need to improve the most [26:31] The importance of “heavy lifts” i.e. deadlifts, squats, and bench press, and why single leg training is so critical [29:32] How many days per week to perform fitness training, and considerations when creating a program [31:34] Tips for training on the road and in faraway places with little equipment [33:30] Exercises for speed training [34:57] How long does each set last for speed training [36:18] What is plyometrics and how can it help our speed on the court? [39:15] How to integrate plyometrics with speed training [41:03] Plyometrics technique tips [42:00] Plyometrics exercises you can perform to improve your speed [44:47] How many reps per set should we perform for plyometrics? [46:07] Key principles to help us do plyometrics the right way? [48:10] If an athlete is deficient in a certain area, and you focus on that more so in their training, once they are proficient in it, do you then reduce focus on that area and train everything equally again? [49:36] Static stretching routine and optimal number of exercises [51:05] Dean’s advice for improving our endurance on court [53:02] Should we do heavier lifts in certain parts of the season, such as squats, deadlifts, and bench press, or all-year round? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode we sit down with a true conservationist hero. Dean Muthig of MuckDog’s Deer Recovery Service discusses the business of tracking and finding deer for hunters in need. We dive into what deer season is like in Wisconsin for a deer tracker and his dogs. Further topics include dog breeds, good and bad shot placement, hunters' egos, poor decision making, legalities of tracking and much more. Sit back and enjoy this truly educational and fun conversation with one of the premier trackers in the Midwest. Follow Muckdogs on Facebook: @MuckdogsDeerRecoveryService 00:00 – Intros: Bowhunting leads to tracking dogs, tracking dogs gets you out of bowhunting 05:00 – Where does the name “Muckdogs” come from? 08:50 – Getting into tracking dogs and “Earn a Buck” explained 12:48 – Deano explains his crew. Bavarian Mountain Scent Hound. Like a big Weiner Dog 15:20 – Trust the dog…always. They’re better than you 21:20 – Not every dog is created equal 25:15 – They’re not cold, just excited 25:50 – A stroll through a typical call out 29:53 – variables. They’re all around you 33:19 – “Um, that’s not my deer” Also, How Dean got his first dog 37:05 – Legalities of tracking 43:39 – Frienemies: The Dog Tracking community explained. Also, Dean is a nonprofit type of tracker 49:15 – Story time with Uncle Dean. Dogs are not robots (in case you were wondering) 52:00 – Gun hunters vs bow hunters. We all suck 54:53 – What’s the biggest reason Dean gets called? Bad shots and broadheads discussed. Trust your gut 01:05:00 Men’s ego issue and the perfect shot 1:14:00 – Funny / Odd track jobs 1:23:30 – Predator issues while trackin’ 1:28:40 – find a tracker near you  

https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/roadtosparta In 490 BCE, some masochistic Greek guy named Pheidippides ran for 36 hours straight from Athens to Sparta to seek help in defending Athens from a Persian invasion in the Battle of Marathon. In doing so, he saved the development of Western civilization and inspired the birth of the marathon as we know it. Even now, some 2,500 years later, that run stands enduringly as one of greatest physical accomplishments in the history of mankind. Dean Karnazes, my guest on today's podcast, came up with the crazy idea of honoring Pheidippides (and Dean's own Greek heritage) by recreating this entire ancient journey in modern times. During his run, Karnazes even abstained from contemporary endurance nutrition like sports drinks and energy gels and only ate what was available in 490 BCE, such as figs, olives, cured meats and even some stuff called "mastic gum". Then he wrote about the whole experience is his new book "". The new book is intriguing, comical, sometimes tear-jerking, and certainly thought-provoking and entertaining, and Dean is probably even more intriguing. Get a load of this guy... TIME magazine named Dean one of the “Top 100 Most Influential People in the World.” Men’s Fitness hailed him as one of the fittest men on the planet. Stan Lee called him, “Super Human.” He's an acclaimed endurance athlete and NY Times bestselling author, who has pushed his body and mind to inconceivable limits. Among his many accomplishments, he has run 350 continuous miles, foregoing sleep for three nights. He’s run across the Sahara Desert in 120-degree temperatures, and he’s run a marathon to the South Pole in negative 40 degrees. On ten different occasions he’s run a 200-mile relay race solo, racing alongside teams of twelve. He has swum the San Francisco Bay, scaled mountains, bike raced for 24-hours straight, and surfed the gigantic waves off the coast of Hawaii & California. His long list of competitive achievements include winning the world’s toughest footrace, the Badwater Ultramarathon, running 135 miles nonstop across Death Valley during the middle of summer. He has raced and competed on all seven continents of the planet, twice over. In 2006 he accomplished the seemingly impossible by running 50 marathons, in all 50 US states, in 50 consecutive days, finishing with the NYC Marathon, which he ran in three hours flat! In 2011 Dean ran 3,000-miles from the coast of California to New York City, averaging 40 to 50-miles per day (one day covering more than 70!). Along the way he stopped at schools to speak to students about the importance of exercise and healthy eating. When passing through Washington DC, he was invited to run through the White House to meet with First Lady Michelle Obama and be honored for his tireless commitment to helping this country get back in shape. Dean and his incredible adventures have been featured on The Today Show, 60 Minutes, The Late Show with David Letterman, CBS News, CNN, ESPN, The Howard Stern Show, NPR’s Morning Edition, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, the BBC, and many others. He has appeared on the cover of Runner’s World, Outside, and Wired magazine’s, and has been featured in TIME, Newsweek, People, GQ, The New York Times, USA TODAY, The Washington Post, Men’s Journal, Forbes, The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times, and the London Telegraph, to mention a few. Dean is the winner of an ESPN ESPY and a 3-time recipient of Competitor magazines Endurance Athlete of the Year award. Dean has also raised millions of dollars for charity and was awarded the prestigious Community Leadership Award by the President’s Council on Physical Fitness & Sports. During our discussion, you'll discover: -Why it is a myth that Pheidippides ran 26.2 miles...[14:50] -How humans can actually outrun horses...[19:30] -Whether Dean ran barefoot or in leather sandals in the same way that Pheidippides did...[22:30] -The hardest part of Dean's entire run...[30:45] -How it went for Dean to eat for this race different than he ate for your other races, and why he chewed on something called "mastic gum"...[38:55] -How Dean ran for 70+ miles with no food...[41:15] -Why Dean adds rosemary to his coffee and consumes large amounts of wild salmon...[46:15] -How Dean recovers so darn fast between his events, and why he bulked up before his 50 marathons in 50 days...[51:00] -Why Dean splits his day into multiple 12-14 minute body weight workouts, and what his exact routine is...[53:00] -How Dean manages with such little sleep when running marathons over multiple days...[57:50] -Dean's take on all the talk about chronic cardio being bad for testosterone levels, increased risk of mortality, etc...[63:05] -And much more! Resources from this episode: -Dean's book:  - - - - - - - Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Dean or me? Leave your comments at  and one of us will reply!

Episode 3 - Expert Episode - Dean Jackson ON THE RESULTS ECONOMY, SCALE READY ALGORITHMS AND PIN CHASING Dean Jackson is one of the greatest innovators in Marketing today. The fact you are listening to this Podcast is due to Deans influence. You'll here Dean's origin story and how he made his first dollar. Lessons he learned in tennis and real estate. Other concepts to watch out for; How Dean influenced the relaunch of the Challenge The Power of a Results based business Scale Ready Algorithms The importance of having conversations with your market Of course, as with all my expert guests Dean explains what he would do if he was starting from scratch today. Challenge - Your First Dollar Live Workshop Do in two days what used to take thirty! I'll be doing the first two challenge LIVE! workshops in Sydney and Auckland. For $197 US you can come and do the Challenge in two days. Crazy right!! Sydney 18/19 March Auckland 8/9 April More Details - email me ed@thirtydaysonedollar.com Links from the show today Get my book for free! Your guide book to the whole First Dollar process. Uber Conférence The conference service Dean and I use. More Cheese, Less Whiskers - Just one of Dean's awesome podcasts - It's a must listen for me every week. Breakthrough DNA - This free report is brilliant - I wish I had written it. Want to be a guest? Shoot me an email to ed@thirtydaysonedollar.com and tell me what part of the process you would like me to help you with. I also love being a podcast guest - shoot me an email and let's organise a time.  

At a health conference, two years ago, I met a giant, 6'5" basketball player - a beast of man - who swore that his entire fitness routine was comprised of yoga and basketball. I scoffed at this, swearing that the guy must be sneaking away to the gym to hoist a barbell or do explosive plyometrics... ...but then, just a few months later, I met another guy (a very ripped and athletic guy) at a different health conference, and this guy - named Dean Pohlman - completely destroyed me in an obstacle course competition, then informed me afterwards that his training primarily consisted of... ...you guessed it: yoga. So as you can imagine, I was somewhat intrigued with how one could use yoga to do things like maintain a very aesthetic body and build athleticism, and I had Dean on a podcast episode called "". That episode was so popular and helped so many people get fit with Dean's special flavor of yoga, that I decided to get Dean back on today's episode to talk yoga, mobility, athleticism, and much more! Dean is the founder of Man Flow Yoga, a fitness-centric style of yoga dedicating to helping anybody who wants to get ripped with yoga to not just get ripped, but to also get massive increases in their flexibility, core strength, endurance, balance, and bodily awareness. It’s basically yoga for people that want the physical benefits without the lifestyle change of becoming a hippie. You hold the postures much longer, more emphasis is placed on technique (instead of the spiritual), and the workouts are more catered to the physical needs of guys (although his workouts are equally accessible to women). Dean was a former collegiate-lacrosse player when he discovered the potential that yoga had to help improve physical fitness for athletes. He rejected the traditional approach to yoga, however, and in 2013 created a brand of yoga that catered to the more physical fitness-inclined individual. He is the author of the #1 bestselling Yoga Basics for Men eBook, and he has been featured in the Huffington Post, Fox 13 Tampa News, Austin KXAN News, Ben Greenfield Fitness (of course!), and many more top-ranked podcasts. During our discussion, you'll discover: -The five things Dean does every morning to create a perfect day... -The one breakfast Dean has every morning, 365 days a year... -What happens when you hold a pose in yoga for 60-90 seconds instead of the standard 10-30 seconds... -Why yoga will create a muscular imbalance in your back and shoulders, and what you can do about it... -How to develop power and brute strength with yoga... -Why Dean doesn't get into the spiritual side of yoga much, and my disagreement with Dean on this... -Why yoga doesn't increase your mobility, and what you can do about it... -Dean's top tool he uses to quickly remove muscle knots... -How Dean uses his elbow and other body parts to massage himself prior to yoga... -My crazy home massage routine that includes infrared, wholetones music, CBD, ayurvedic oils and more... -Why you should push the "reboot" button on your body each year (and how to do it)... -And much more! Resources from this episode: - podcast with Dean. - - (use code “greenfield25” for 25% discount) - - - - - - - - - - - - - Do you have questions, comments or feedback for Dean or me? Leave your thoughts at and one of us will reply! 

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Imagine being accused or hurting your wife or beautiful children when you know you hadn't done anything.  Before you have a chance to tell your side of the story to a judge, your taken away in handcuffs and thrown in jail and now you are forced o pay tens of thousands of dollars to prove your innocence.  And if you think this only happened to men, think again.  Women are falsely accused as well and many times their lives are ruined forever because of an angry spouse or ex's wiliness to hurt you and take your children away from you forever. No normal thinking person would approve of domestic violence or child abuse, but more times than you might imagine, during a high conflict divorce case, an angry spouse or ex may falsely accuse  their partner of just such abuse as a way to get even.  And although our criminal system is supposedly based on innocent until proven guilty, just the opposite is true for those falsely accused of domestic violence or child abuse. Our guest is Dean Tong, a nationally known forensic trial consultant and Expert witness. He's appeared on national television and radio programs and is the author of Elusive Innocence.  Dean spends his time protecting the falsely accused and is here today to help us better understand why  someone might falsely accuse another of a crime they didn't commit and provide tips on how we might protect ourselves from this happening to us.  Topics discussed include: How Dean works with your attorney to clear your name of false charges What to do if a Personal Protection Order is filed against you How to fight back against false charges What to do if you have been accused of child abuse And much more