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In this episode of the podcast, Nick and Steven interview investor Dee Ludlow.  Dee is the founder of the 5am club which helps people get educated on all sectors of investing.  These days he focuses a lot of his time on Cryptocurrency investing which we dig deep on.We talk about the following:How Dee started investing and what he boughtDee's experience in propertyWhy he invests in bitcoin and cryptocurrencyHow to start investing in crypto and what strategies to usePredictions on the financial markets and how this will affect the property marketConnect with DeeInstagram:  https://www.instagram.com/dee_ludlow/?hl=en5am Club:  https://www.jointhe5amclub.co.uk/⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Hope you find it useful and we would appreciate it hugely if you could find time to leave a review on Apple Podcasts.  Connect with us on social media:  Join the Scottish Property Podcast Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/628274537711227/Steven Clark on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stevenclark84/Nick Ponty on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick_ponty/ Email us: Steven@steven-clark.com Nick@arcproperty.uk

Dans ce 4e épisode spécial Soul, Sample & Funk j'ai invité Andy newton, Freddy Jay & Sidney de H.I.P.H.O.P - Tu peux nous retrouver à ces liens :  Andy Newton - insta @iamandynewton / Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/iamandynewton Freddy Jay - Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/freddyjay.music Sidney - Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/sidneyduteil Shuba-K - insta : @djshubak / www.djshubak.com - PLAYLIST : - • ANDY NEWTON • - Pete Rock / Inspectah Deck / Kurupt - Tru master Nice & Smooth - Funky for you The Honey Drippers - Impeach the president Mocambo & kenny dope - The message REMIX Herb Alpert & andy newton - Rise EDIT The O' Jays - Give the people what they want Enoch Light - Hijack 20th Century Steel Band & jim sharp - Heaven & hell EDIT James Brown VS Maceo Parker & scocco - Soul power EDIT The Fatback Band - Got to learn how to dance Pleasure & andy newton - Bouncy lady EDIT Otis Redding & stro elliot - Try a little tenderness REMIX The Trammps - Rubber band Leon Haywood - I wanna do something freaky to you Edwin Starr - Easin' in Eddie Kendricks & andy newton - The newness is gone EDIT - • FREDDY JAY • - Total ft Notorious Big : Can’t you see James Brown : The Big Payback (Freddy Jay édit) En Vogue : My Lovin  Notorious BIG : Hypnotize (March 9 Paid in Full Edit) Notorious BIG : Hypnotize (Freddy Jay’s Rise Edit) Indeep : Last Night a DJ saved my life (Freddy Jay’s Hypnotize édit) Zapp : Yup ! (Get on the dance Floor)  Stevie Wonder : I wish (Remix) Jay-Z Show me what you got Gramatik – Still here Calvin Harris : How Dee is your funk love (Freddy Jay Bounce Remix)   - • SHUBA K • - Rene & Angela - I Love You More Randy Crawford - Give Me The Night (Old Skool Mix) Gwen Guthrie - Seventh Heaven Faith Evans - Good Life Anderson .Paak feat. Kendrick Lamar - Tints Rene & Angela - I’ll Be Good Chic - Good Time Father MC ft Jodeci - Everythings Gonna Be Alright Tony touch ft Total - Is A Greatest Dj Wild Cherry - Play that funky music - • SIDNEY • - FAZE O : Intro (Breakin' the funk) MYA : Sex machine  JAMES BROWN MIX : cant-get-any-harder JIMMY BO’ HORNE : Dance accross the floor (instru) KOOL & THE GANG : Funky Stuff part 2 SALSOUL ORCHESTRA : Getaway THE FATBACK BAND : Bus stop (by Suga) GREY & HANKS : For the people KOOL &THE GANG : Remix N.T. PARLIAMENT : Tear the roof off the Sucker ZAPP : Mega Medley Mix Edit ZAPP : Dance Floor, Pt.1 [Single Version] WAYMAN TISDALE : Get Down On It THE WHISPERS : Out The Box  OUTRO : SANTA FE & F.C. HORNS: I'll Pack it Up

“Even though there was a lot to learn as first-time founders but I think our lack of experience has led to innovation and belief we can do it.” @DeeCharlemagne #DTCPOD“Storytelling is really powerful especially in a world where most brands are focused on performance marketing.” @DeeCharlemagne #DTCPOD“One of our first meetings was writing down the values of our company as much as it was writing down the recipes for our product.” @DeeCharlemagne #DTCPOD“We traveled around in an AVEC-branded 1995 Chevy van and that content outperformed our fancy photo shoots.” @DeeCharlemagne #DTCPOD“For gaining press, research your targets and share why the product is relevant to them and why it’s relevant to their audience.” @DeeCharlemagne #DTCPODWe Speak About:[01:05] About AVEC  [03:50] How Dee and her co-founder, Alex, got into CPG[06:30] Where AVEC’s name comes from and the brand story[10:40] The elements of a great brand story[13:35] How to create sustainable growth and brand equity[14:50] Dee’s strategy for generating press for your brand[18:00] Culture and brands that have inspired AVEC[22:00] Dee on overcoming challenges AVEC has faced[24:25] What’s next for AVECBuilding brand equity starts with a great brand storyDee Charlemagne, Co-Founder of AVEC, joins the DTC POD to talk about brand storytelling. A little about AVEC - it’s a premium mixer that’s all-natural, made with real juice, botanicals and spices, and low in sugar and calories.Before AVEC, Dee worked at agencies and publishing companies. Her experience there allowed her to understand how brand communities are built.AVEC leans heavily into storytelling in its own brand, even with its name. AVEC means “with” in French. An aspirational goal for AVEC is to have people order drinks with liquors and its flavors (i.e. Tequila AVEC Yuzu & Lime).Many eCommerce businesses today are focused on performance marketing. While this is important, AVEC likes to lean more into storytelling.One of the first meetings Dee and her co-founder, Alex, had revolved around brand values. These are incredibly important to build brand equity.It’s important to give your brand personality (and be personal)In addition to writing down brand values, Dee thinks brand personality is important. Dee suggests writing down three words that describe your brand.The best brands are part of culture. Think about how your brand can take things from culture and include it in your story.Pick cultures that share the same values as your brand and draw from those. For example, Supreme draws heavily from the skateboard and hip-hop culture.As you add personality to your brand, it’s also important to be personal yourself. Dee and Alex put time every day into crafting media relationships. They even hand-deliver items themselves.Relationships should also not be transactional. Having a very honest approach can go a long way to building brand trust and brand equity.By continuously putting time towards building relationships, AVEC has been able to gain a lot of press.Stay tuned as Dee also talks about how AVEC has tapped into their local community to grow, what challenges they have faced and overcome, and what’s next for the brand.If you’d like to learn more about Trend and our influencer marketing platform for influencers and brands visit trend.io. You can also follow us for tips on growing your following and running successful campaigns on Instagram and LinkedIn. Mentioned Links:AVEC’s website: https://avecdrinks.com/AVEC’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/avecdrinks/

Edible Dee, known as The Happy Chef, is a veteran cannabis chef, herbalist and holistic healer. Her third cookbook 'Delic Dishes' is a guide to cooking with psilocybin as the main ingredient in recipes like salad dressing, hummus, sushi and chocolate mug cakes. Dee chats with Ronan about her origin into the space – from underground edibles to large-scale production. Then, Dee shares how psychedelics helped her cope with the sudden loss of her sister Amber. Then, things get spicy as Dee shares her thoughts on how to explore psychedelic sex.Follow Dee on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter @edibledee, and check out her cookbooks at her website http://edibledee.comShow notes:2:00 - How Dee became known as The Happy Chef and why she adopted a number of different aliases in order to protect herself. Ronan and Dee dig into the idea of living behind a different name and how that affects the way a person walks through life.5:00 - The origin of Dee’s first cookbook and how a music partnership started it all.7:10 - Dee delves into how people are never taught on how to deal with death, and this was really apparent to her around her sister’s untimely passing. She turned to drinking and stopped eating — but what helped her through it was a set of cannabis brownies that she had made with her sister. That changed her for, what she feels like is, the better and found hope & inspiration out of tragedy and turned that into a career.12:40 - The impact of pumping patients full of man-made medications and how we can shift our healthcare system to be more in touch with healing the root cause of issues instead of being centred around symptom-relief. Do people in the modern Americas have the tools & space to process their emotions properly, or is our working climate not conducive to this?15:30 - Ronan breaks down the meaning of one of his favourite phrases, the “metaphysical outlaw"17:15 - Dee “dishes" on how she transitioned from strictly focusing on cannabis-containing edibles to encompassing psychedelics into her recipes as well, and how that opening-up changed her workflows, her employee relationships and her life as a whole. She started off microdosing psilocybin — in an effort to optimize her productivity — and goes into detail about her regimen and thought process behind how this works best for her.21:50 - Dee tells Ronan about her life-changing ayahuasca journey in Las Vegas, that helped her heal from a tremendous loss and get in touch with herself in a much deeper way.25:00 - Her attachments to the world around her diminished Dee’s self-love, and had a tough time coming to terms with the concept of “loving yourself,” which she has done with the help of psychedelics & mindfulness.27:30 - Celebrate! Dee and Ronan talk about how to be your own biggest fan, and how important it is to ’take pictures’ of those moments.29:10 - Find out where 80% of your body’s serotonin comes from, which is very apropos for Dee’s work.30:20 - Sex! Dee details the chapter in her latest book that talks about her intimate adventures while on a psilocybin journey and how that can foster connections in a deep & meaningful way. She compares MDMA- vs psilocybin-assisted intercourse and outlines the differences in her own experiences.

In today’s episode, I interview my friend and colleage Dee Gautham, personal trainer and nutrition coach, as she shares her personal story on how she overcame eating disorders to become a fitness coach. She shares how she now has a passion for helping professionally busy women to lose weight in a healthy manner. Listen in to learn the importance of losing weight from a place of love and not hate. You will also learn how it is possible for your past feelings to haunt you even as an adult and why it is crucial to handle them the soonest. ‘You can’t logic your way out of things.’- Dee Gautham. Top Takeaways: The story of past insecurities and how they shaped Dee’s present. The harm brought by bikini competitions. Finding inner peace through self-development. Using food as a drug to cope with life’s failures. Overcoming the fear of leaving a job that offers a ‘sense of prestige’. The importance of having a financial plan before quitting your job for entrepreneurship. The value of loving every aspect of yourself and not limiting it to your body. Key Moments: [1:02] Who is Dee Gautham and what does she do? [2:22] Dee shares her story on her fitness journey- from eating disorders stemming from insecurities to a fitness coach. [10:46] When she fell into bodybuilding and basic nutrition. [12:17] The truth about the struggles of bikini competitions and how they destroy a competitor’s body image. [13:51] How Dee found peace after doing a lot of self-help and self-development around her relationship with food. [15:20] When did she feel the need to be an entrepreneur? [19:37] Dee explains how external factors accelerated her fear of leaving her job. [20:58] How side hustling gave her the confidence to overcome the said fear. [22:20] Why having a financial plan for Dee positioned her in a better place to quit her job. [24:57] What are her future goals? [27:39] Learn why delegating duties is important and how it can help you with your fitness goals. [30:10] Dee shares how she inspires her clients to see non-physical value in themselves. [32:21] The importance of not hating yourself through fitness. [35:03] The act of fighting feelings with feelings. [38:12] How seeing other people’s experiences helps release shame. [39:53] What is Dee’s most powerful message right now? Relevant Links: Website: Dee Gautham: Welcome Instagram: Personal Trainer, Nutritionist (@dee_gautham) Get Connected and Supported by Sam: Apply to the Breakthru the Binge WAITLIST: https://balancewithsam.mykajabi.com/breakthruthebinge Join the Fit and Free Membership ($28/mo): www.fitandfreeforlife.com Instagram for Free Content: www.instagram.com/saltylifts Facebook Support Group: www.facebook.com/groups/fitandfreelife --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The day after the announcement of Season 35 of The Challenge: Total Madness, Dee Nguyen joined Steve and Brooke in the newly renovated Studio A, to talk about the new season, her life after winning $250k and drops some shocking news about her learning about Rogan lies. PLUS! How Dee is gonna help with contacting Little Caesars! (AIRHORN).   Thanks for listening. 

Dee Habeeb, founder of the Startup Gold, joins me in this episode to share about how powerful collaboration can be in growing our businesses! The Startup Gold is a business growth platform for female entrepreneurs in the startup phase of their businesses. Dee personally uses the power of collaboration to assist her clients and Startup Gold members in building their businesses from the ground up. Women are natural collaborators, and Dee shares her insights about how to leverage this valuable skill for business growth. SHOWNOTES (1:41) Background on Dee (2:20) Please leave a review! ☺ (6:20) Dee’s business (9:20) How Dee got started (8:30) “I’m in a position where I can help these women grow, validate their ideas and make something out of nothing” (8:55) “Women need to come together and make something for themselves” (9:25) “When women come together, great things happen” (9:40) Next steps after deciding to start your business (11:55) When collaborating helped Dee with her business (14:15) Dee’s personal definition of success (15:50) Dee’s biggest successes (18:55) Patterns of successful businesses (19:55) “Failure is a stepping stone to success” (20:35) Where Dee wants to take her business next (22:30) Suggestions for women looking for collaborations (25:25) Business ideas Dee focuses on (28:45) Jackie’s “Field of dreams” concept Links Mentioned The Startup Gold Website: thestartupgold.co.uk Dee's Facebook: @thestartupgold Dee's Instagram: @thestartupgold

This week on the PRmoment podcast, in the latest of our life stories series, I interview Dee Gibbs, founder of Liberty Communications.Dee founded Liberty Communications 21 years ago. Liberty is an independent PR firm, specialising in Tech PR. It has a turnover of £2.5m, approximately 25 people and offices in London and San Francisco.Here is a flavour of what Dee and I discussed:[00:01:20] Why, after working in-house for 15 years, Dee decided to start up her own firm.[00:04:17] Why, at launch, the agency name Liberty was chosen as a reflection of what she hoped the business would give her. [00:04:25] Dee tells us where she thinks PR tend to get things wrong from a client perspective. [00:05:47] Dee tells us what it is that she enjoys about owning her own business.[00:07:24] How Dee now runs Liberty from Portugal alongside her UK based management team. [00:09:33] Having run Liberty through multiple recessions Dee tells us how she managed the business through those tough times.[00:09:52] Dee talks through the downsides to running your own business. [00:10:20] Why running your own business can be a very lonely.[00:11:39] Why employers should never forget that it's a serious business employing people.[00:15:21] Dee talks us through the unsuccessful merger of Liberty into a marketing firm and subsequent reverse merger. [00:18:26] Why Dee has not tried to diversify Liberty out of its technology routes.[00:22:53] Dee discusses whether there a sweet spot of how long an agency and client should work together.[00:24:56] Why Dee isn't a big fan of PR people![00:26:51] Why Dee has never sold Liberty, despite being approached.

Dee Murthy (@deemurthy) is a successful entrepreneur and the founder of multiple fashion brands including Menlo House, Five Four, Young & Reckless, New Republic and Grandac. Dee started the brand Five Four while still in college at USC with his best friend and business partner Andres Izquieta and has watched the business both evolve and massively succeed over the past fifteen years. Recently, in an effort to better connect with his customers and ultimately save his company $10 million in marketing spends, Dee has dove into the world of digital influencer, launching both a successful podcast, Group Chat and vlog, Life of Dee.Dee and Justine met in 2010, through a mutual friend and naturally both outgoing individuals, they have continued to watch their worlds collide ever since. An energetic, happy-go-lucky, welcoming person, Dee is the ultimate connector and common link behind so many great relationships and friendships.In this episode, Justine and Dee discuss Dee's journey as an entrepreneur, the true keys behind being able to cultivate such good relationships and what it takes to succeed and stay up with the culture in 2018.Thank you for listening! Please be sure to subscribe and download so you know when the next episode is coming and also be sure to rate and review Show Me Your Friends on Apple Podcasts here: http://bit.ly/showmeyourfriendspodcastSHOW NOTES4:10 Why Dee is trying to be a social influencer 6:20 Why people are more able to relate to him over a celebrity influencer9:00 Why he’s so forthcoming with information on how he’s succeeded13:45 How he empowers the people who work for him15:25 Where he got the idea to launch a subscription service16:15 $15 million in first year // Menlo Club story18:23 His business vs. major retailers and how they’ve evolved 22:35 How Dee and Justine met28:19 How does Dee know everyone?35:45 Doing business with best friendW37:35 hitting rock bottom in business38:30 Launching Y&R with drama 40:55 On investing47:11 Dealing with racism or discrimination in fashion and as a business owner51:25 On staying up to date with the “culture.” 55:30 How he balances running multiple business, a family, being an influencer etc.1:04:30 Why he thinks we are in the world where you have to do everything now1:05:53 Top quality Dee looks for in a friend1:08:15 On bringing the right people around 1:10:32 Where he gets the courage to chase all of these goals

Hello and welcome to Enter VR! On this episode, Dee from eVRyday VR drops by to philosophize and discuss the future of the final medium. Here is a snippet of some of the things we talked about. 3:00 The 360 camera that wants to tackle consumer 360 video capturing. 6:00 The consumer 360 camera landscape. 7:10 What does the "perfect" 360 camera look like? 9:30 How will the internet of things intertwine with the advancements in computer vision? Thanks to Brian Redband for inspiring this idea. 11:34 How long before we can stream light field videos? 12:00 How does Dee define reality? Do we have the freedom to live out the majority of our lives in VR? 15:20 Using VR as an education tool to raise awareness about Climate change. Why VR is a better education tool than what we already do or have. 18:00 Increasing your understanding of the fabric of the Universe by playing "cut the rope". 23:00 How do you provoke questions of wonderment in a user in a virtual reality environment. 27:00 How can someone with a 9 to 5 job become involved in the virtual reality industry? 31:00 What Dee is passionate about these days. Hint: parallax 37:30 360 panoramic capturing within Unity applications. What does the let's player of the future look like? 40:00 What will let's plays look like 5 years from now? 45:00 The future of E-sports. 49:00 How can VR enhance the mental health of the average person? 52:00 Will VR bring about the dawn of a new class of human? 53:00 What is mental health? At what point does using become detrimental for your mental health? Can it be detrimental? 1:03:00 Having the ability to shut out shitty moments in life. What will that do to our psychology? 1:05:30 Will there be a marketplace for "Shit on your plate simulator" type experiences? 1:07:00 A new era of trolling is upon us. 1:13:00 Virtual reality and legal system. How will the law handle simulated crime? 1:18:00 How Dee curates content. 1:20:00 Dee dropped out from the PHD program at Berkeley to pursue VR. 1:23:00 Dee vs Frooxius in a Pokemon battle. Who would win? 1:25:00 Going inside of Virtual Desktop to download Dee's demo. Note* I did not edit this podcast in VR. 1:26:00 Dee's favorite thing about having a Youtube channel. 1:28:00 Working with the VRChive to provide 3D lightfields. 1:34:00 Trying out a captured 360 video from Neos the Universe. Dee created a 360 video panoromic capture for Unity environments. 360 panoramic capture 1:38:00 Dee is giving away cool VR free shit and looking for a job. 1:40:00 Closing thoughts and how to stay in touch. Thanks again to Dee for being scholar and pioneer of virtual reality. Also, thank you for listening! Stay in touch with Dee with the links below: https://twitter.com/eVRydayVR https://www.youtube.com/user/eVRydayVR https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/38755 https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/comments/3f2bo1/stereo_360_video_capture_script_for_unity_demo/ Intro song is Through the Fire and Flames from Dragon Force