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Do you own an affiliate site? How about a content site? If you answered either a yes or a no, did you know that you can actually earn more with having one?  Joining me for this episode is a good friend of mine, Doug Cunnington of the Niche Site Project. Doug also owns a ton of affiliate websites and he's here to share some golden advice on what most affiliate sites owners are doing wrong, so you won't have to! You will learn tons of nifty tips and tricks to master the game! From better user experience for your customers, how to get your email marketing and niche market expertise A-game on. And best of all-- how this can replace your income! Sounds exciting?  Listen in today because affiliate websites may just be the silver bullet you need for your online business! Episode Highlights: What's better-- ad revenue site or an affiliate revenue site?  [3:38] How Doug does it with having multiple niche sites.  [6:17] EAT when you're not the face of the business and other things Doug does.  [8:25] Exchanging thoughts:  What does Jaryd do?  [11:39] Must-do's when getting affiliate sites or experts on board in your business.  [14:37] A well placed digital footprint is everything.  [16;30] Red flag practices affiliate site owners are doing.  [18:23]  Lack of affiliate links and sinking them at the bottom.  [18:39] Never underestimate the power of link building.  [19:52] Aim for the big picture and long term approach.  [22:07] Reach out, take action and don't get left behind.  [23:54] Never try to do it all. EVER.  [25:08] Why scaling up too fast too soon hardly works.  [28:21] Let's talk about user experience, are you serving it?  [31:38] What Doug Does: Useful tricks for better user experience.  [35:44] Getting your email marketing for your affiliate sites right.  [40:32] What's next after stringing the bait via email opt in?  [45:26] What is F.I.R.E.?  [47:44] You don't have to be frugal all the time.  [52:12] Understanding your annual expenses and applying the 4% rule.  [54:52] Resource Links: Buying Online Businesses Website (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com)  Download the Due Diligence Framework (https://buyingonlinebusinesses.com/freeresources/) Visit Niche Website Builders and get EXCLUSIVE OFFERS as a BOB listener (https://www.nichewebsite.builders/bob/) Check out Odys' great deals (http://odys.link/bobpodcast) Subscribe to Niche Website Builders' Youtube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDX_rVwDP_IQVx1tjn_h8dQ)  About Our Guest: Doug Cunnington is a gun in the SEO industry.  His work has been featured all over the internet including Ahrefs, Empire Flippers, Niche Pursuits, Side Hustle Nation and much more. Doug is also a Project Management Professional, and the creator of the KeyWord Golden Ratio, and is a master at Internet Marketing and Course Creating. Connect with Jaryd Krause of Buying Online Businesses: Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JarydKrause1 Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQ3g6G2USlnq7EgnUsajTBw See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm excited to have Doug Bopst, host of the Adversity Advantage podcast on the show. I first met Doug a bit less than 10 years ago in a mastermind and was impressed with his story then. What's more, he's gone on to make a much broader impact by teaching people to use adversity to their advantage. If you listen to this episode, you'll hear the following mentioned:   The value of masterminds Your environment can create a false sense of normalcy Run your own race At first Doug used his adversity to his disadvantage How Doug transformed himself in jail The importance of taking responsibility Getting comfortable being uncomfortable You have to be disciplined “It doesn't matter if you feel your best. It matters that you do your best.” Forgive the old version of you What if your pain was your greatest tool for personal growth? You have to work your various muscles like your persistence muscles, adversity muscles, etc. Focus on what you can control com FB and IG @Dougbopst   Contact Billy directly about possibly doing coaching with him, visit https://yourfitnessmoneycoach.com/coaching-with-me/ and fill out the form. Listen/Subscribe to the show here: My podcast page Your Fitness Money Coach Itunes Spotify IHeart Stitcher Google RSS You can also search for the Your Fitness Money Coach podcast on major podcast apps.    

EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS How Doug lost 35lbs and helped support his healing from a brain injury through fat adaptation, ketones, and better food quality. How Doug's own transformation turned him into founding the Low Carb USA conference and nutritional resource hub. Practical advice for people getting started with fat-adaptation or metabolic flexibility. Where Doug-and most people-went wrong with nutrition and how this is systemic throughout our healthcare system. Supplements and special foods to use when you are adapting your metabolism. How exogenous ketones can play a tremendous role in transitioning and performance. How Doug feels he/people can be reasonably carb intolerant. Low Carb USA Official Site Low Carb USA Youtube Resource Channel Attend An In-Person Or Virtual Event Connect w/Low Carb USA on Instagram Follow Low Carb USA on Facebook

This week I’m speaking to Doug Bierend, journalist and author of In Search of Mycoptopia, a book which documents Doug’s journey of discovery as it pertains to the world of mushrooms. We talk about what sparked this journey, about what, as he puts it in the interview, was his Come to Mushroom moment and how his interest in fungi continues to develop with each new step he takes along the way.  Dr Ian Bedford’s Bug of the Week: Hoverflies This episode is brought to you by the team at The Real Soil Company. Launched to the market in 2020 The Real Soil Company proudly offers new organic, peat-free SuperSoil. Packed full of organic nutrients for optimal plant health, SuperSoil’s natural ‘boosters’ will stimulate quicker plant establishment and better resilience against pests and disease, whilst also enabling edible crops to benefit from nutritional enhancement and a higher crop yield.  The enhanced soil also offers better water retention and release for optimum plant growth, whilst providing a more balanced and workable material for gardeners. Order HERE. What we talk about: How Doug’s relationship with mushrooms began and what led to the birth of the book The future of mycology in terms of research and education Citizen science and its relevance to the progression of mycology Mushroom farming as an industry Why Doug thinks those in the mycological community are so non-competitive and community-minded How mycelial networks can be used as potential blueprints for societal organisation How mushrooms help improve soil About Doug Bierend “Hi, my name is Doug. I'm a freelance writer and recent first-time author based in the Hudson Valley. Over the last decade or so, I've written with a special interest in science, technology, visual and interactive media, food, sustainability and general subversiveness. My first book, In Search of Mycotopia, is due out in March of 2021 with Chelsea Green Books.” https://dougbierend.com/About-Me Links In Search of Mycotopia by Doug Bierend - Chelsea Green Publishing, 2021 www.dougbierend.com

Welcome back to the 7th installment of the Virtual Team Series where we’re building your band of rock stars. If this is your first time listening to Solopreneur Money you are welcome to head back to episode 24 to learn how to get started building your band or if you are just looking for communication tips you can stay right here.  Now that you have gotten started building your team it’s important to learn how to communicate effectively to make sure that everyone is on the same page. That’s why I’ve asked communication expert Doug Campbell to join me. He’ll teach us 7 tips that we can use to communicate effectively. Press play to hear those tips.  You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... What brought Doug to where he is today [2:32] Learning how to talk to strangers [8:03] How Doug adjusted to becoming a solopreneur [16:55] 7 tips for better communication [21:32] A bonus tip [41:43] The money questions [46:08] How did Doug Campbell become an expert communicator? Growing up Doug Campbell was an extreme introvert. He didn’t realize that was a problem until he got to college. He realized then that if he wanted to succeed in any career he would have to improve his communication skills. That’s when he signed up for a public speaking class to improve. Even though it made him weak in the knees, he knew he was doing the right thing.  Through his drive to improve his weaknesses, he ended up turning those weaknesses into strengths and now he has developed a passion for teaching others how to make these life-changing improvements.  7 tips to improve your communication skills Overcommunicate - You don’t have to be the best communicator, but to ensure clarity it’s best to be specific about your needs. Clarity matters! Treat everyone you meet like you are already friends. When meeting someone new many people have a skeptical mindset. They are sizing the person up as they meet them. Instead of taking that attitude, create a positive mindset. Deliberately decide to like them until they give you a reason to think otherwise. Be obsessively dependable. Don’t take your word lightly. If you say you are going to do something, make sure that you get it done.  Don’t forget about in-person networking. You never know how a person can completely change your world, so make sure that you get out there and meet people to expand your network.  Make sure to get enough sleep. Sleep is crucial to improving behavior, focus, and mood. If you’ve ever had a teenager you know firsthand how lack of sleep affects the way you act.  Not every interaction is pass/fail. Break the mindset of worrying whether people like you or not. No one is liked by all. Just be yourself and be a good person.  Make sure to always think of the big picture. Don’t just think one day at a time. Always consider your overall goal and how your communication is helping you to achieve that goal.  Don’t miss out on this interview to hear Doug’s fantastic communication advice. Be sure to listen until the end to get the bonus tip. Visit my website for FREE resources to help you reach your financial goals. You can also email me for more information or schedule a consultation by visiting my website. All links are shared below. Resources & People Mentioned Athena Executive Services Episode 24 Connect with Doug Campbell Twitter: @DougCampbellSC LinkedIn: @DougCampbell Facebook page: Doug Campbell Communication Coaching Website: MrDougCampbell.com Connect With Gabe Nelson www.GabeNelsonFinancial.com/contact FREE Downloadable Resources at https://www.gabenelsonfinancial.com/resources/ EMAIL: Gabe (at) GabeNelsonFinancial.com Follow Gabe on LinkedIn Follow Gabe on Twitter: @GabeNelsonCFP Follow Gabe on Facebook Follow Gabe on Instagram: @GabeNelsonCFP Subscribe to Solopreneur Money Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

This episode called The Power of Systems, I interview Doug Spurling, owner of Spurling Fitness. Doug delivers a ton of value ranging from using systems to maximize speed and efficiency to the importance of taking action. Have a listen. This is one you won’t regret. If you listen to this episode, you’ll hear the following mentioned: How Doug decided on a real estate investment that aligned with his vision How and why Doug diversifies his time How Doug achieved success relatively quickly Episode 52 – Real Estate Success - An Interview with Nick Lamagna How Doug paid off hundreds of thousands in student loans How Doug lost 100 pounds How Doug lost his mother at age 52 which created a sense of urgency Ready, Fire, Aim Doug started with no money or financial education How to stay focused and not getting discouraged How your take home pay factors in Episode 41 – The Talk – Communicating with Your Partner About Finances The importance of taking risks More coaches = More growth Identifying blind spots You are who you surround yourself with The E-Myth Revisited The pros and cons of systems The top 2 Financial Systems Avoiding debt doug@spurlingfitness.com com/dougspurling1 com/dougspurling1 Contact Billy directly about possibly doing coaching with him, visit https://yourfitnessmoneycoach.com/coaching-with-me/ and fill out the form. Listen/Subscribe to the show here: My podcast page Your Fitness Money Coach Itunes Spotify IHeart Stitcher Google RSS You can also search for the Your Fitness Money Coach podcast on major podcast apps.    

Do you remember those LIVESTRONG yellow bracelets everyone wore years ago to raise awareness for cancer? Of course you do, everyone remembers the 105 million yellow rubber bracelets that were sold. I talk with Doug Ulman, one of the founders of that organization, and now-CEO of Pelotonia, a non-profit organization that is raising money to aid in cancer research.  Pelotonia is a community determined to see an end to cancer. Their mission is to engage, inspire, and challenge a community committed to changing the world by accelerating innovative cancer research. Since Pelotonia’s inception in 2008, over $218 million has been raised to fund cancer research, and 100% of those proceeds have been donated. It’s impressive and inspiring.  Doug is responsible for overseeing the strategic vision and direction of Pelotonia and also serves as an advisor to The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center. Join us as we talk about social entrepreneurship and community-building on this week’s episode of Relative Profitability!  Highlights from this episode What is Pelotonia? [2:22] What was it like at the beginning for Pelotonia? [10:07] Coping with the entrepreneurial grind from a family perspective [12:46] How Doug has gotten through the low points as a social entrepreneur [15:59] Community-building as part of social entrepreneurship [18:48] Thinking beyond transactions [23:50] The future of Pelotonia [29:57] Coping with the entrepreneurial grind from a family perspective At the beginning of any startup, non-profit or not, we put in extra hours to try to get things off of the ground. I asked Doug how he balanced those long hours in the early days with Pelotonia and his family life. He told me that since he loves what he does, it’s hard to consider it “work,” which can absolutely blur the lines between home and work-life even further.  During some of the more stressful times, there were days where he’d come home from working 10, 12, 14 hour days and just lay down on the floor and let his kids crawl all over him which helped him to de-stress. He also mentioned that it’s essential to emphasize to his children why it’s important to do work that matters and he shared a story with me about how his daughter knew 2 years ago that he was doing very important work. Listen in to this episode to hear it! Community-building as part of social entrepreneurship It’s human nature to want to be around other people. People want to share experiences and feel like they belong to a community. Our job as social entrepreneurs and community-builders is to provide a platform for people to do something important to them. So how can we give people the chance to do something special that they might not otherwise get the chance to do? How can we bring people together and align them with a common goal, especially in a world that is becoming increasingly fragmented and divided? Listen in to this episode to find out! Thinking beyond transactions Historically, companies that wanted to participate in a cause thought that they had to do it a certain way, and most times it ended up being transactional. They would host a fundraising event or ask the employees to donate, and that’s not bad, but it doesn’t build a lasting culture of engagement. What Doug encourages people to do is think about what assets beyond financial that they have within their business that can be powerful and leveraged — maybe that’s human capital, maybe it’s knowledge and resources, maybe it’s a product. Whatever those assets are, it’s about building an integrated approach to engagement. After all, engaged employees are better employees. Listen to this episode to hear Doug give an excellent example of what it means to think beyond transactions and create a culture of engagement. Connect with Doug Ulman At Pelotonia’s Website Like Pelotonia on Facebook Follow Pelotonia on YouTube Follow Pelotonia on Twitter Follow Pelotonia on Instagram Find Pelotonia on Apple Podcasts Connect With Rich Daughtridge www.Daughtridge.com  Follow on Facebook Follow on Instagram Follow on Linkedin Follow on Twitter Subscribe on YouTube Subscribe to Relative Profitability onApple Podcasts, Spotify Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Formerly incarcerated and addicted to drugs, Doug Bopst turned his life around in prison with the help of fitness. Now, he’s using his platform as a trainer, author, speaker, and podcaster to empower others and inspire them to elevate their own lives. He’s found a way to alchemize the hardest times in your life into inspiration and motivation, and that is so what we need right now. You will learn about... How Doug found himself in jail Discovering fitness and health Finding the why behind drug addiction Changing the way you talk to yourself Making decisions to live a healthier lifestyle Using your mistakes to become better Resources: https://dougbopst.com/ (dougbopst.com) Instagram: http://instagram.com/dougbopst (@dougbopst) Listen: https://dougbopst.com/adversityadvantage/ (The Adversity Advantage) Visit http://www.foragerproject.com/cultivatehealth (foragerproject.com/cultivatehealth) to receive a coupon for a free cup of their dairy-free yogurt Visit http://beekeepersnaturals.com/kelly (beekeepersnaturals.com/kelly) and save an additional 15% off with code KELLY Connect with Kelly: https://kellyleveque.com/ (kellyleveque.com) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bewellbykelly/ (@bewellbykelly) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bewellbykelly/ (www.facebook.com/bewellbykelly) Be Well By Kelly is a production of http://crate.media (Crate Media)

Have you ever had the idea that your mind is working against you? Get a better understanding of how to work with it, from a professional in the world of the mind. Plus, learn about some funny hypnotism skits and the science behind being hypnotized. Doug is a professional hypnotist, host of the Making Meaning podcast, and an adventurer. He helps people worldwide overcome roadblocks like mental illness and fear through online hypnosis at Anywhere Hypnosis. He also does performance hypnosis at different events.Quotes to remember: “I realized that no one was going to come to save me… I didn’t want to die, but I didn’t want to continue living the way that I had been.”“Our unconscious mind speaks in images and feelings.”“When we change at the identity level, everything else changes.” Takeaways:Solo meditation actually increases the frequency of our brain wavesDepression and anxiety are large issues that aren’t cured by hypnosis or meditation by a magic wand; they have layers and steps to themDepression can become a guidepost for you, to provide you with needed informationHypnosis is not the same as mind control; it is entering the creative and open theta stateChanging at the identity level is more difficult than changing at the habit levelEveryone responds to the same hypnosis differentlyA hypnotism performance is similar to improv in that the hypnotist works with new actors and doesn’t know where the show is going to goOur emotional states are a lot more malleable than we think; emotions as patterns last only a few minutes Depression can be useful to be aware ofWhat you’ll learn:How Doug got started in hypnotism The link between meditation and hypnosis: our brain wavesDoug’s tools for facing anxietyWhat self-hypnosis looks likeWhat being hypnotized is actually like (as opposed to the movie version)What it’s like being a stage hypnotist and performerHow Doug writes his showsHow to tell a good hypnotist from a so-so oneWhy Doug believes that everyone can be hypnotizedMentioned on the podcast: https://www.anywherehypnosis.com/Links:FacebookInstagramYoutube

bengreenfieldfitness.com/drivenbydoug I first met today's podcast guest at a private conference where he was teaching long range rifle shooting combined with meditation? Sound a bit weird and intriguing? I thought so.     It turns out that my guest on today's show - Dr. Doug Brackman - has studied and worked with hundreds of entrepreneurs, pro-athletes, inventors, adventurers, and Navy SEALs and found that certain people are born with a drive often seen in these types of people. It's in their DNA - research has shown that certain genes can manifest resilient and highly focused people who can also be impulsive and easily distracted. While these traits enabled our ancient ancestors to survive, if you have these traits today, it can create havoc in your life. You may be diagnosed with ADHD, ADD, or OCD.     But what the world tells you is a disability or disorder may actually be your greatest gift. Using his experience teaching the highly driven how to master their gift, Doug provides the insight and tools you need to master yours. He teaches you how to:     - Stop self-sabotage forever - End shame and doubt - Find your wolf pack - Use meditation to put yourself on the right path     I just finished his new book Driven: Understanding and Harnessing the Genetic Gifts Shared by Entrepreneurs, Navy SEALs, Pro Athletes (& Maybe You) and was absolutely glued to the pages, so I just had to have Doug on the show.     After achieving a dual PhD in 2002, Dr. Doug struck out to research the components of powerful thought and action, culminating in a very successful practice of helping driven “hunters” focus their gifts on a daily basis.  Dr. Doug has used and integrated approach of meditation, bio-hacking, and applied real world counseling to help thousands of people. He has been naturally drawn to the driven (often ADD/ADHD spectrum) business owner/entrepreneur, and for the last 10 years has worked exclusively with these amazing clients. Dr. Doug is a twenty plus year meditation practitioner and continuous student of the rapid advances in science explaining the benefits of specific types of meditation. He describes himself as a functional MRI geek and student of all spiritual practices and religions. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How Doug went from a dual PhD to teaching meditation while shooting rifles...6:50         -What it means to be "Driven"...10:45         -How to determine if you're genetically predetermined to be Driven...20:00         -A poly peptide that relates to Driven people...25:05       -How the brain of a Driven person is used differently than that of others...         -Why there's "never enough" for Driven people...         -Practical solutions for Driven people to function in society...         -The only thing that will truly help a Driven person...         -The type of meditation best-suited for Driven people...         -The breath work Doug teaches to Driven people...         -Plant medicine protocols that may be useful for Driven people...       -How to learn more about Doug's work...

Please Leave a Review!    THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state. Go here to take the test and get your CE Credit! Whether you’re freshly graduated, looking for a different gig, or just want a few pointers, you’re bound to learn some helpful job-searching tips from the guest Andrew spoke to on this week’s A Tale of Two Hygienists.   Doug Perry is an author, speaker, and coach who works with both new and seasoned dental hygienists to optimize their résumés, expand their professional networks, and find new jobs through his website GetHiredRHD.com. You may also know him as the host of Get Hired, one of our other shows on the Dental Podcast Network.   In this episode, Doug reveals his process of helping clients fine-tune their resumes, vouches for cover letters, and discusses the increasingly popular jobs in hygiene that can be found outside the operatory.     EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS:   Interview starts: 8:54   - Doug talks about his “real job” outside of the podcasting realm and how public relations evolve during the previous decades.   - How Doug helps people hone in on the strongest parts of their resumes.   - What a good cover letter can draw out of your resume.   - How you can establish yourself as a credible candidate during a job interview.   - Doug dishes out his interview prep tips.   - The increased focus on non-clinical jobs in the hygiene space.   - Doug’s advice to students and those looking for a new career as we head into the future.     QUOTES:   “Let’s have a resume for each one of those interests. Instead of trying to make one square peg fit into this round hole, let’s create a bunch of square pegs that fit into different square holes.”   “You’re not going to be successful being everything to everybody.”   “The cover letter takes it to another level—a more personal level.”   “You kind of have to read the person who’s interviewing you.”   “I love it when people are able to feel like they can still make a contribution in spite of the fact that we have all these difficult restrictions and things in place.”   “   LINKS: RDH Resumes and Career Guidance - https://gethiredrdh.com/  Doug’s email - gethiredrdh@gmail.com Doug’s phone - (801)683-9664   A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/     AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/     AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists     AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca  

I firmly believe in the power of taking ownership over your life. You know, the whole “when life gives you lemons, sell artisanal, organic, first-press lemonade for $15 a glass to rich assholes” mentality. In all seriousness, though, I mean taking the cards life has dealt you, and making the best of them. It’s easy to blame others and get into a victim mindset, but this line of thinking never improves your situation. Everyone has the power to change their lives no matter their circumstances, and this is especially true in fitness. As I say in my books, if you can change your body, you can change your life. This concept is why I was excited to get Doug Bopst on the podcast. I’ll save the juicy details for the interview, but Doug is a fantastic example of “picking yourself up by your bootstraps” and truly transforming your life. A true rags to riches story that begins with drug addiction and a jail sentence, and twists and turns into Doug becoming an award-winning personal trainer, author, podcast host, and business owner. In this episode, we chat about . . . How fitness improves your mood and mind (not just your body) Why fitness is actually necessary to be successful How Doug dealt with previous relationships after his life change Why you should surround yourself with good people you want to be like How Doug deals with "resistance" How to spark belief in yourself and build confidence Tips for meal plans in jail or college Being authentic on social media And much more . . . So if you want to hear an inspiring story about how Doug completely turned his life around, and the role fitness played in changing his entire outlook on life, listen to this episode! 5:04 - How did fitness save your life? 25:50 - What are your thoughts on personal responsibility and extreme ownership? 44:51 - Did you have people from your previous life try to reach out to you? 51:46 - How do you deal with resistance? 55:15 - How can people get that initial spark of belief in themselves? 1:05:06 - What does spiritual health mean to you? 1:15:54 - How can someone make nutrition work while in jail? 1:37:08 - Where can people find you and your work? Mentioned on The Show: Doug Bopst’s Podcast (The Adversity Advantage): https://dougbopst.com/adversityadvantage/ Doug Bopst’s Books: https://dougbopst.com/store/ Doug Bopst’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dougbopst/ Shop Legion Supplements Here: https://legionathletics.com/shop/ Want free workout and meal plans? Download my science-based diet and training templates for men and women: https://legionathletics.com/text-sign-up/

Episode Notes Douglas Levin was a professional drummer living in Chicago for about 10 years before he started to sell on Amazon in his spare time. He started this in 2014 and from that point he went on to wholesale, private label, and was able to have all of these scenarios where he got enough money coming in that eventually he was able to bring his wife into the business. In preparation for the launch of his first brand, Doug became obsessed with chatbots and messenger and built himself a list of over 20k subscribers which he was able to convert into $20k in monthly sales within his first 90 days of launch. It helped him start his business, his brand and ultimately start to do other things without relying on Amazon.    During this episode, Cory and Doug Levin discuss Doug’s transition from being a professional drummer to E-commerce, selling on Amazon and utilizing chat bots. Learn about Doug’s experience cutting the learning curve without having a business background, or knowing much about it.   Links:  Facebook YouTube Facebook Group: Amazon Seller Secrets Quote:   “If you wait until everything aligns perfectly it’s never going to happen. Don’t let something stop you” - Doug Levin Time Stamps:  4:38 – Doug’s Story – Transitioning from professional drummer 16:48 – How Doug got into Chatbot and the impact it has on his business  32:11 – The business structure today in the 2020/2021 environment  36:15 – Some lessons Doug’s learned in his 6 years of business 41:49 – Doug’s advice for getting started on Amazon  48:58 - Doug’s craziest entrepreneurship moment 51:09 – Rapid fire questions! 54:34 - Entrepreneurship Trivia!   Want more? Visit FearlessWithCory.com

Doug Moore raised his FTP by 41 watts with TrainerRoad while training for a multi-day 415 mile ride across the state of Utah, all while being a busy father of 5 with a demanding career and a farm to take care of. Find out how he balanced his training and made low volume training work for ultra endurance in episode 28 of the Successful Athletes Podcast.   Continue the discussion on the TrainerRoad Forum: www.TrainerRoad.com/Forum   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ABOUT TRAINERROAD — CYCLING’S MOST EFFECTIVE TRAINING SYSTEM   TrainerRoad makes cyclists faster. Athletes get structured indoor workouts, science-backed training plans, and easy-to-use performance analysis tools to reach their goals   Build Your Custom Plan: https://bit.ly/2KupsP0 Train Together with Group Workouts: https://bit.ly/39emYim Get Started: https://bit.ly/2J6a1fF   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ATHLETE INTERVIEWS THAT MAKE YOU FASTER   The Successful Athletes Podcast dissects the preparation and execution of outstanding performances by TrainerRoad athletes. From world record performances to personal records and life changing health improvements, get an inside look at what it takes to get faster.   Subscribe to the Successful Athletes Podcast on iTunes: https://apple.co/2X0KEj2   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:   How Doug trains with a busy schedule How Doug raised his FTP 41w using TrainerRoad Why Doug picked a low-volume training plan to prepare for ultra-endurance racing What changes Doug had to make to his training after getting injured What Doug learned riding across the state of Utah ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   FOLLOW TRAINERROAD   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrainerRd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trainerroad/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrainerRoad • Strava Club: https://www.strava.com/clubs/trainerroad

In this episode, you will learn: • Doug’s brief bio. • How Doug started in the mobile home park business. • Doug’s horizontal to net worth ratio. • Doug’s life happiness index. • How Doug discovered his true passion. • What Doug’s superpower is and how it changed his life. • What Doug does to exercise and stay healthy. • The five most poignant memories in Doug’s life. • Doug’s future greatest hits. • Doug answers a random question from the GoBundance app. • Plus, so much more. Since getting married in 1994, Doug and his wife Ana have worked side by side building multiple businesses providing deserving families with quality affordable housing. Acting on a decision to invest in income producing assets provided the means to exit the rat race, retiring them in their early 30’s to enjoy the freedom to pursue a life of design rather than one of maintenance. Along the way, during a period where it seemed the harder he tried to achieve his goals the worse things got, an embarrassing moment of truth caused Doug to realize that he wasn’t going to solve his dilemma on his own. It felt as if some mysterious force had him in its grip, keeping him from bridging the gap between his desire to succeed for himself and family, and the results he desperately wanted. He was stuck. His journey to get unstuck not only helped him discover the key that eventually launched him over the gap, it also propelled him several levels ahead and uncovered a talent he didn’t know he had to help others do the same. And as a lifelong entrepreneur is wanting to do, as he refined and honed these skills they turned into a new calling. Now, as a Business and Life Strategist, Doug consultants with growth minded company Owners, Presidents, entrepreneurs and professionals, their businesses, and teams. His Life mission is to be a difference maker for difference makers, helping them make better decisions and achieve better results, bridging the gap from frustration to a better-quality life. Doug and his wife Ana are the proud parents of three amazing children, three German shepherds and are active in their community of Santa Fe, NM doing their part to make the world a better place.

It's difficult while you're on active duty and you're busy with family. It's tremendously hard to take a step back and think about what your next five years are going to be like. Especially if you're coming up on that transition point, pulling your head out of the fog of work and being able to make a plan is more difficult. Today’s guest of the Expert(ish) Podcast, Doug Nordman, will share his expertise in achieving financial independence. He will also talk about the evolution of authoring financial books for the military, his motivations in writing, and a whole lot more great advice in transition and investing. Doug Nordman is a Retired U.S. Navy’s Submarine Force. He’s an enthusiastic surfer, a blogger, and a veteran of many chaotic home-improvement projects. Most of all, he is the author of the book The Military Guide to Financial Independence and Retirement and co-authored Raising Your Money-Savvy Family For Next Generation Financial Independence. Enjoy! Favorite Quote “The whole purpose of financial independence is not to live a life of deprivation for 20 years to have another lifetime of financial luxury. The whole purpose is to have a good quality of life. YOU HAVE CHOICES.”                                                                                                     - Doug Nordman In This Episode 1:27 - How Doug started his writing career   6:44 - What motivates him to write   13:51 - His insight about investing mistakes   20:00 - Doug's advice to the people in the military who are using the TSP and also want to invest in real estate   25:37 - Exit strategies most landlords consider   33:46 - His thought process on the diversification of asset allocation   35:12 - What's next for Doug Nordman beyond sharing his expertise and writing books   38:52 - His golden nuggets to anyone in the military who's coming up in the transition point     Engage with Doug Nordman Facebook Twitter Website: The Military Guide Website: childFIRE- Raising Kids to be Financially Independent/Retire Early (FIRE) Book: The Military Guide to Financial Independence and Retirement Book: Raising Your Money-Savvy Family For Next Generation Financial Independence   Connect with Expert(ish) Podcast Host JAY JOHNSON   Call (858) 925- 4536   Website LinkedIn Facebook Instagram  

Doug's Background:Doug is the President of FourteenPlus which focuses in investing in the senior living. He was previously the CEO of Vigilan, one of the largest suppliers of software selling to thousands of senior living communities. In this episode we cover:00:03:19 How Doug grew his assisted living investor network00:05:13 Adding value to investors and operators00:08:03 Different types of assisted living00:18:59 Niches in senior living for this decade00:21:18 Underwriting labor on a senior living project00:24:19 Common mistakes for someone new to this asset class00:27:54 Where to start to get educatedConnect with Doug:dougfullaway@fourteenplus.comConnect with Dave:Schedule a callWebsiteE-mailOther ways to listen/watch:https://lnk.bio/multifamilyFollow or Subscribe:Facebook GroupLinkedInInstagramYoutubeIf you enjoyed this episode or like the show, please subscribe and leave a review! It is a huge help for just a little effort

Doug Conant is one of the most accomplished executives in the world, having previously led Nabisco Foods, the Campbell Soup Company and Avon Products as President/ CEO. In this episode, Doug breaks down his Story of Change at the Campbell Soup Company- one of the world's most revered brands- and how he identified, and quickly acted on, replacing ~90% of the company's top managers as the lynchpin in turning around the company from the brink of failure.In this episode you will learn:1. How Doug went from being fired from his first job to eventually becoming CEO of one of the most prestigious brands in the world2. The inner workings of Doug's management philosophy on being "tough-minded on standards, but kind-hearted with people"3. Why Doug believed a complete overhaul of a management team is sometimes the only way to save a business, and what traits he was looking for in his new leadership4. How and why Doug used Words of Affirmation- writing over 30,000 thank you notes over 10 years- as a way to anchor the employees of the company through a period of unrelenting change, while re-enforcing standards5. Doug's advice on how managers can think, act and succeed with change like a CEOManagement books to read, mentioned in the episode:- Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...and Others Don't (James C. Collins)

Doug Crowe is a marketing power-house. His company... www.authoryourbrand.com takes people like me and give our ideas life by writing your book for you. Then his genius kicks in and he and his team market your book until you are a best seller. It worked for me, Real Good Deeds. One this episode you'll learn:What makes a compelling bookThe fact that the average reader doesn't finish the book, so your call to action has to be early on.How Doug takes his clients ideas and gives them life in your voice. The art of ghost writing... poorly understood by most and mastered by Doug.There is so much more in this power-packed podcast. Enjoy.

Rapper, producer, beatboxer, trailblazer and of my mentors Doug E. Fresh joins me today on Make Noise. As I always say, no Doug E. Fresh no Fatman Scoop! Episode highlights: (3:25) - How Doug got started in music (6:28) - How Doug created beatboxing as the 5th element of Hip Hop. (19:15) - How the Get Fresh Crew got started (30:29) - How did Doug and Slick Rick broke up (38:35) - Doug talks on record deals when he was coming up and owning his own masters (42:16) - Doug on putting a fund together for the pioneers of Hip Hop (59:00) - Doug talking about how he stays healthy Make Noise with Fatman Scoop is produced by Fatman Scoop, Raj Kotecha and the team at https://www.creativecontentagency.com. To get in touch with the show email podcast@fatmanscoop.com or send a DM to https://www.instagram.com/fatmanscoop/

Doug Winter is the co-founder and CEO of Seismic, a unicorn SaaS company valued at over $1B based out of San Diego, CA. Prior to Seismic, Doug also successfully built and sold his last company, Objectiva Software Solutions, for $90M.  Key Points: How Doug decided that Seismic was an idea worth going "all in" on.  How to build a foundation that scales How Doug and his co-founders approached built a high performing company culture The most important keys to raising capital (and if you should) Leadership Do's and Don'ts based on Doug's experience building numerous companies Key Quotes: "At some point, you gotta be a little bit stupid and just go for it." “Get customer validation early and often."  "You can build an incredible product, but if you don't know how to sell it, don't know how to take it to market, no one is ever going to know about it." "If you don't know who your first ten customers could be or should be, then you probably haven't thought through things enough..." Doug Winter https://seismic.com/ For more information about Chris Vasquez and Next Level Mindset: http://chrisjvasquez.com  

Welcome to Episode 26 of The Halving Report! Doug Tuman, the host of "Monero Talk" on YouTube, joins us on this episode for a great conversation, covering everything politics and crypto. Doug is passionate about Monero's fungibility as digital cash, and how its privacy technology enables some of the constitutional rights that were set out by the founding fathers. Furthermore, Doug has recently announced he will be running for New York's 4th Congressional District. Tune in for this interview with Doug! On this episode we talk about: - Doug's entry into the cryptocurrency space - The true value on Monero, and how it measures up to Bitcoin - Doug's most interesting interviews with Crypto's most influential figures- Thoughts on how to approach climate change - How Doug thinks USA handled COVID-19 and what steps should be taken moving forward- Doug's similarities and differences with the Republican Party - The launch of The Crypto Scramble game show on YouTube! Follow Doug: https://twitter.com/ElectTumanhttps://twitter.com/DouglasTumanhttps://twitter.com/MoneroTalkhttps://www.douglastuman.com/https://www.instagram.com/electtuman/Elect Tuman on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRIShyR6HWuf8BZbmymreXgMonero Talk on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC3Hx81QYLoEQkm3vyl4N4eQFollow The Halving Report:- iTunes: apple.co/39EnqmP- Spotfiy: https://spoti.fi/2SETKQY- YouTube: http://bit.ly/2vJMiuK- https://twitter.com/halvingreport- https://www.instagram.com/halvingreport/https://halvingreport.buzzsprout.com/Support the show (http://bradmines.com)

Did you know that although coronavirus (COVID-19) is primarily a health challenge, its impacts on financial markets is very significant as well? On one hand, global death toll has gone over 100,000 people and on the other hand financial markets have gone down by over 30 percent. To address the elephant in the room, I decided to invite a health and financial expert over. In this episode, we’ll talk about the deep impact the pandemic has on people's retirement savings and cash flows. To help us figure things out, we have Doug Buss with us today. Doug has over 33 years of experience and is considered a veteran in the financial industry. Doug works with over 1,200 families and has been on the podcast before. To cover topics related to elderly care and the role of caregivers, we have Taz Lakhani with us today. She is the director of care for Right At Home - Greater Winnipeg Area. She has been in the industry for over 15 years now. Taz works with various community organisations and lots of families who are dealing with dementia or various other elderly challenges. She's working at the grassroots level. Topics: How coronavirus affects older adults especially on the health side of things What to do to prevent the spread of the virus Difference between social distancing and social isolation On utilising technologies The impact of the pandemic on older adults from a financial perspective Taz's thoughts on what caregivers should be doing at times like these What Taz sees in the community right now How Doug helps some of the families he’s working with in terms of retirement savings loss What Taz sees while working in the community of people with dementia Taz's advice to caregivers to make this journey easier for them in times like these Doug's tips to caregivers in terms of finances Their advice on what caregivers should do Links: Zoom: https://zoom.us Facebook: https://www.facebook.com Taz's Company Website: https://www.rightathomecanada.com/winnipeg Taz's Office Contact: 2043185554 Doug's Company Website: https://www.yourstylefinancial.ca/ Doug's Office Contact: 2042276395 Doug Buss' Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/episode-2-how-much-do-i-need-for-my-retirement/id1490462770?i=1000459492474 Teepa Snow's Episode: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/episode-6-using-a-positive-approach-to-dementia-care/id1490462770?i=1000460272808 Links: Host’s email: Rafiq@SeniorsPodcast.com Sponsor’s Link - Right at Home: www.RightAtHomeCanada.com/Winnipeg All Things Senior’s Facebook: www.facebook.com/AllThingsSeniors   Doug's Company Website: www.yourstylefinancial.ca/ Doug's Book: www.yourstylefinancial.ca/bookpurchase Doug's Facebook: www.facebook.com/yourstylefinancial/ Doug's Twitter: https://twitter.com/dougbuss Doug's Email: doug@yourstylefinancial.ca Office number: 204.474.2929   Tazz's Website: www.RightAtHomeCanada.com/Winnipeg Taz's Email: Taz@RAHWinnipeg.ca Taz’s Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RightAtHomeWinnipeg   Did You Know Segment:  https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

Doug is a retired military veteran of over 24 years. During his time in the military, he held numerous leadership positions to include instructor and manager of 500 personnel to Troop Chief of a hand-selected group of special communicators tasked with supporting and deploying into austere environments with Special Operations Forces. Upon retirement, he supported numerous government agencies as a subject matter expert in non-standard communications and as a business development executive. These experiences have enabled him to pass on the knowledge and lessons of leadership under extreme conditions for companies needing management team building. Pulling from his past experience as an executive-level technology leader, he has built numerous successful teams based on building a common vision that is understood and predicated upon impact and purpose. What You Will Learn: Doug Ward’s leadership journey How Doug tapped into his leadership abilities by observing his peers Why self-awareness is such an important trait for effective leaders to have How to earn your team’s trust from a position of authority How to find a balance between your leadership position with your team and your leadership position with your family How Doug navigated the transition from military to civilian life The steps Doug takes to combat toxicity in a work environment Ways to contact Doug Ward: Upcoming Podcast: “The Truth with Danger Doug” Website: https://www.anchorstrategiesllc.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-ward45/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/anchor-strategies-llc/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/douglas.ward.501 Twitter: @Truth_DangerD Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/truthwithdangerdoug/

Resources: Learn more: dougbopst.com (http://www.dougbopst.com) Facebook: facebook.com/dbopst (https://www.facebook.com/dbopst/) Twitter: twitter.com/dbopstfitness (https://twitter.com/dbopstfitness) Instagram: instagram.com/dougbopst (https://www.instagram.com/dougbopst/?hl=en) Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/) Connect with us on Instagram: @robmurgatroyd (https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/) This show is focused on getting you to focus on your life as much as your business, and when you hear this interview with Doug Bopst, you will realize just how grateful you should be for the one life you are given. I don’t want to give anything away, but this is an incredible episode that can show how one wrong decision can change the entire trajectory of your life. In This Conversation We Cover:  [04:04] Doug’s home life in Baltimore, Maryland [08:41] Resorting to selling pot [11:19] Going to prison and how that led to massive change [22:] How Doug’s cellmate motivated and empowered him [28:59] What Doug reaches to for fulfillment [31:00] When your goal isn’t what you expect it to be Follow me on social media workhardplayhardpodcast.com (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/) . Work Hard Play Hard is a production of (http://crate.media)

Today I’m joined by the wise man of southwestern Wisconsin, Doug Duren, to discuss land management philosophies, achieving balance, improving the Back 40, and the impacts of the novel coronavirus on future conservation efforts. Topics discussed: How Doug and I are dealing with the impacts of the Covid-19 crisis Weird parallels between the public's reaction to the coronavirus and CWD How the pandemic, and resulting economic and attention crises, might impact future conservation efforts How Doug Duren came to his current conservation ethic How Doug would describe his conservation philosophy Balancing wilderness preservation VS land management Understanding why managing invasives or non-native species is important Why managing for balance in an ecosystem makes sense Doug's thoughts on the Back 40 Ideas for getting more trees on the landscape Connect with Mark Kenyon and MeatEater Mark Kenyon  on Instagram , Twitter , and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch

Today I’m joined by the wise man of southwestern Wisconsin, Doug Duren, to discuss land management philosophies, achieving balance, improving the Back 40, and the impacts of the novel coronavirus on future conservation efforts. Topics discussed: How Doug and I are dealing with the impacts of the Covid-19 crisis Weird parallels between the public's reaction to the coronavirus and CWD How the pandemic, and resulting economic and attention crises, might impact future conservation efforts How Doug Duren came to his current conservation ethic How Doug would describe his conservation philosophy Balancing wilderness preservation VS land management Understanding why managing invasives or non-native species is important Why managing for balance in an ecosystem makes sense Doug's thoughts on the Back 40 Ideas for getting more trees on the landscape Connect with Mark Kenyon and MeatEater Mark Kenyon  on Instagram , Twitter , and Facebook MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch

Due to unforeseen technical issues, our regularly-scheduled Over Coffee® episode will air next Monday, March 16th at 12:01 am.  Please enjoy this repost of one of our all-time most popular interviews! What does it take, to be an astronaut?  Especially since NASA is currently accepting applications from candidates who would ultimately like to explore the Moon and Mars?  (Deadline: March 31, and here's the link for applications.) NASA Astronaut and retired U.S. Army Colonel Douglas H. Wheelock can certainly offer some guidance in that department. "Space has lots of surprises for us," he says. In 2016, we had the pleasure of meeting and talking with Doug, as he prefers to be called, during NASA International Space Apps Challenge, in Pasadena.   Doug has flown twice aboard the International Space Station.  In total, he has spent more than 178 days in space, according to NASA's biography page.  And at the time we talked, he was training the new class of astronauts who had come into the program in 2013, and was looking forward to training another new class that would begin in 2017. Doug's own experience included more than 178 days in space.  In 2007, he served as a flight mission specialist on STS-120, the space shuttle's 23rd mission to the International Space Station.  And in 2010. he returned to the ISS as a flight engineer for Expedition 24, and commander of Expedition 25. Each time, he encountered an unforeseen issue. The first time, a solar panel malfunctioned, necessitating emergency repairs by the crew. And the second time was much more dramatic. The spacecraft went into "survival" mode, shutting down half the ISS' external-cooling system.   Doug and his team were able to innovate against the clock--and their repair of the Space Station's technology, won numerous innovation awards in the process. Here is our interview with Doug, from 2016 NASA International Space Apps Pasadena. On this episode of Over Coffee®, you’ll hear: How Doug first became interested in aviation and space travel; What Doug tells the astronauts he trains, about efficient  spacewalking; What an average day is like, aboard the ISS; How Doug spent his leisure time, aboard the International Space Station; How the crew manages “crew sleep”, with a sunrise or sunset every 45 minutes; The procedures NASA astronauts are trained to observe, after an emergency alarm; Doug’s recollections of his experience in 2010, when half the ISS’ cooling system shut down; Some of the innovations Doug saw teams coming up with, at 2016 International Space Apps Pasadena; Doug’s advice for innovators.    

In this episode, Chris and Doug reflect on their daily struggle to consume troubling news and world events (like Trump and the coronavirus) in healthy and productive ways. Our cohosts also disclose some -- but not all -- of their obsessions and addictions.  2.20 Cable news addiction and sensationalism 5.00 The media thrives on conflict 5.30 Processing presidential debates 13.10 Chris confesses to an obsession with news and politics 17.35 How Doug gets recentered  22.00 Productively engaging in the big problems facing humanity 26.55 Chris plugs in to younger generations

A fixture in the Tampa Bay Market for nearly 30 years, Doug Loyd discusses relocating from Ohio, the Tampa Bay market, and building an independent brokerage. In the early '90s, when Doug Loyd found himself raking snow out of bushes, in the dead of an Ohio winter storm— the deal was sealed on his migration to Florida. Today, his brokerage, Florida Executive Realty,  has become the top choice for numerous customers, offering unmatched local knowledge and insights.  Listen in to hear Doug's lessons learned and career-changing advice for new agents. He shares his real estate journey, predictions and top tips from his 39 plus years in the industry. Find out how you can start adjusting your mindset to best adapt to technology changes while putting your clients first.   "I think part of our profession has gotten so hyper-focused on change as negative disruptors as bad. I don't see it that way. You see them simply as a buyer who's out there buying real estate and our clients may need to know about it. And there's still a role for us to serve and taking care of our client's best interest.” - Doug   Top Takeaways: Doug Loyd's Advice for New Agents:   QUESTIONS TO ASK YOUR BROKERAGE:   Do they have a robust teaching/training/coaching program focused on what you need to know to provide value to your clients? Do they have a reputation for high-quality work, fair play, and honesty? Do they have a culture of sharing, collaboration, encouragement, and support?   “Who you associate with is key”- Doug   QUESTIONS TO ASK YOURSELF:   What can you bring as an agent?   “I would tell you, over my years of looking at it and observing those who make it very successful.. it comes down to two words, commitment and discipline”. - Doug Episode Highlights:   [00:42] Intro  [04:07] How Doug got his start in real estate in 1980. [06:32] The winter storm that brought him to Tampa, Florida. [08:34] Transitioning to a new area as a realtor. [09:57] Starting Florida Executive Realty. [11:45] Anticipating and preparing for technology changes. [17:58] The nexus of technology and relationships. [20:58] Quality over quantity when expanding.  [23:38] Doug's take on ibuyers.  [29:00] His affiliate program work. [31:33] Predictions heading into 2020. [38:06] Doug's advice for new agents. [40:34] Contacting Doug [41:18] Outro Resources Mentioned:   FDR Analytics Bubble Monitor 7 Habits of Highly Effective People Connect:   Find | THE REAL ESTATE SESSIONS At Tresonline.com   Find | Bill Risser At bill.risser@fnf.com On Twitter On Facebook On Youtube   Find | Doug Lloyd At Doug@floridaexecutiverealty.com At Floridaexecutiverealty.com/ At 813-972-3430 SUBSCRIBE    On Apple Podcasts On Google Podcasts On Stitcher 

Doug Levin is the owner of JobStars USA – a career services practice dedicated to serving entry through executive-level professionals. Doug is a certified professional resume writer, career coach, and small business owner with 10 years of experience in the career services niche. Doug’s firm offers expert resume writing services for professionals in broad-ranging private sector industries. The goal is building ATS-friendly and visually appealing documents that communicate a specific message and help you stand apart from the competition. By working collaboratively, Doug and his team focus on gathering information and taking leadership over the development of your new documents.   In this episode, Doug talks about how he was able to “Flip the Script” and turn his corporate resume writing career into a new work opportunity in his Second Half. ——-——-——-——- Doug’s Gift to all SecondAct’ers: Get 10% Discount to Any JobStars Service: Coupon Code: SECONDACT10 ——-——-——-——- “There's kind of a comfort level when you're an employee of an organization. Whereas when you're on your own and you're not salaried, then there's more pressure .” - Doug Levin Key Takeaways for Second Act’ers: What is Doug’s process of being a business owner. Through experience by trial and error. Figuring out what he wanted to do and how he wants to spend his time. Exploring different avenues of what would make him happy and strike the right balance for him.   Topics Covered: 04:16 - How not getting the promotion despite being qualified brought Doug to his ‘flip the script’ moment  05:39 - How Doug used his corporate background to establish his own business, switching his fulltime employment experience to becoming a freelance resume writer, getting his hands dirty to learn the resume writing craft 09:13 -  The mindset shift from employee to consultant and business owner, the legworks he had to deal as a business owner from getting an LLC, filing tax, keeping his productivity and stuff 16:36 - Resume and Linkedin tandem: Optimization that will get you your dream job, why should there be an alignment between your credentials, what do headhunters and employers look for Connect with Doug Levin https://www.jobstars.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/JobStarsUSA Twitter: https://twitter.com/JobStarsUSA Doug’s Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dlevin JobStars Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/company/jobstars-llc JobStars on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JobStarsUSA/ Connect with Tim Hansen http://www.secondactcareercoaching.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-hansen-185380/ 

Break out the bubbly! It’s the 2nd Anniversary of the Men on Purpose Podcast! As we celebrate two years of learning from the extraordinary men who are making their mark on the world, let’s get meta and consider the power of podcasting as a medium and the potential YOU have to share your unique gifts with the world. Steve Olsher is the creator of the New Media Summit, Editor-in-Chief at Podcast Magazine and host of Reinvention Radio. Doug Sandler is the CEO of Turnkey Podcast Productions and the cohost of The Nice Guys on Business. Lou Diamond is the CEO of Thrive LOUD and the host of the Thrive LOUD Podcast. Together, they are what Emerald considers the ‘Baby Daddies’ of the Men on Purpose Podcast, as all three played a pivotal role in bringing the show to life. On this episode of the podcast, Steve, Doug and Lou join Emerald to celebrate the second anniversary of Men on Purpose. Steve shares his mission to help people discover, share and monetize their WHAT, explaining how podcasting allows us to serve others through our message. Doug dispels the myths around what it takes to be a podcaster and walks us through his MOM formula for developing a successful show. Listen in for Lou’s insight on the power of podcasting to connect with business opportunities and learn how podcasting might serve YOU in becoming a thought leader in your field. What You Will Learn Steve’s mission to help people discover, share and monetize their WHAT Steve’s insight around the potential for growth in the podcasting space What inspired Steve to create Podcast Magazine with a focus on the fans Steve’s dare to embrace that you are the solution to someone’s problem Doug’s thoughts on the myths around what it takes to be a podcaster How Doug helps people develop their podcasts based on their goals Doug’s Market-Offer-Message formula for developing a quality show Doug’s Nice Guy approach to becoming a success at anything you do Lou’s insight on the power of podcasting to connect with opportunities How podcasting influenced Lou’s positioning and reshaped his brand Connect with Steve Olsher New Media Summit Podcast Magazine Reinvention Radio Beyond 8 Figures Connect with Doug Sandler Doug’s Website The Nice Guys on Business Podcast Turnkey Podcast BizWiz Podcast The Mustang Podcast Connect with Lou Diamond Lou’s Website Thrive LOUD Thrive LOUD Podcast Authors That Thrive Connect with Emerald GreenForest Creative Age Consulting Group Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter Emerald on Instagram Email: listeners@menonpurposepodcast.com Leave Us A Message On Our listener line:   540-402-0043 x3333 Resources What is Your WHAT?: Discover the One Amazing Thing You Were Born to Do by Steve Olsher Nice Guys Finish First: Winning Customers for Life by Winning Relationships that Last by Doug Sandler Launch Your Podcast 2-Day Intensive Steve Olsher on Nice Guys on Business EP369 Master the Art of Connecting by Lou Diamond Bedside Reading Wickedly Smart Women Podcast This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.

“How would it feel to have all of your wishes fulfilled? Given that emotion, how would you treat a stranger in an elevator?” Doug CartwrightThis week, Amanda interviews Doug Cartwright, an owner of The Daily Shifts app who shares his transition from quitting his corporate 7-figures job to building his mindfulness brand that is more aligned with his feelings and desires. More specifically, you will find out how a psychedelic experience influenced Doug to change his path overnight, why gratefulness plays an important role in Doug’s life and business, how he sees social media, and many, many more!Besides, don’t forget to check Amanda’s new Productivity Blocks Quiz, especially if you are struggling with focus and efficiency in your life and work!Here's what you will hear in this episode:•0:32 – Who is Doug Cartwright •1:23 – Why you should check Productivity Blocks Quiz if you are struggling with focus and efficiency•3:28 – Doug’s major professional and personal transformation •09:22 – How psychedelic experience influenced Doug to change his path •13:31 – How our guest came up with the idea of The Daily Shifts app•15:36 – For what is Doug grateful and •18:11 – How he embodies his gratitude and maintains it •23:16 - How Doug handles social media •25:28 – “Feel It, Name It” activity that Doug practices•27:51 – Doug’s highly hypothetical and fun activity •29:11 – What is the future of The Daily Shifts•30:02 - How you can get in touch with Doug •31:06 - Spread the word about the Wellpreneur podcast!Episode links available on the website:https://wellpreneur.com/category/podcast/Copyright 2019 Wellpreneur Ltd. All Rights Reserved

Doug Williams (@DougWilliams_PG) is an ex-cop on a 40-year crusade against what he calls the "evil, insidious Orwellian polygraph industry" that landed him in federal prison for two years. What We Discuss with Doug Williams: How does the so-called "lie-detecting" polygraph test actually work, and how easy is it to fool? Why is private industry in the United States forbidden from using polygraph testing to screen job applicants, whereas the government relies on it? How dangerous is it to national security that this reliance hinges on trusting technology contemporary with (and arguably as complex as) the invention of the toaster? Why polygraph testing has more in common with pseudo-sciences like phrenology, conversion therapy, and dowsing than disciplines verifiable by the scientific method. How Doug wound up serving two years in a federal prison for teaching people how to beat polygraph tests with a method not dissimilar to body control taught to expectant mothers in Lamaze classes. And much more... Full show notes and resources can be found here: https://jordanharbinger.com/291 Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Great protection. Fair prices. Easy to use. SimpliSafe is the right way to protect your home at half the size and double the range -- go to SimpliSafe.com/jordan to learn more! Xero is online accounting software that can make running every type of business so much easier -- we swear by it in house here at The Jordan Harbinger Show! Try Xero free for 30 days and, if you like it, get 25% off your first three months at xero.com/jordan! Does your business have an Internet presence? Save up to a whopping 62% on new webhosting packages with HostGator at hostgator.com/jordan! Get two months of Skillshare -- unlimited access to over 18,000 classes in design, business, technology, photography, entrepreneurship, film, writing, and more -- for free at skillshare.com/harbinger! Better Help offers affordable, online counseling at your convenience. If you're coping with depression, stress, anxiety, addiction, or any number of issues, you're not alone. Talk with a licensed professional therapist for 10 percent off your first month at betterhelp.com/jordan! Interested in doing some prison time with Jordan in February? It's filling up fast; reach out to

About this Episode Can you believe that Doug Ward served in all the four services? Yes, he did! In today’s episode, we are joined by Doug Ward. He tells us what it was like for him to serve and about his entrepreneurship journey. If you are planning on exiting the service or you have already made your exit but you have no idea where to begin, this episode is for you. Listen in and learn. Key Points of Discussion Doug’s journey in the Army Serving in the four services Exiting the Army Joining the corporate world Jumping into the entrepreneurship wagon  Key Milestones of this Episode [01:05] Joining and exiting the Marine Corps [02:40] How Doug joined the Navy [04:52] Lessons that Doug learned from transitioning [05:19] Doug transitioning from the Army [07:24] What it takes to work as a contractor [11:07] Lessons Doug learnt from working as a contractor [13:23] How to make the best out of Linked in as a veteran [15:26] Is LinkedIn Premium worth it? [19:42] The birth of Anchor Strategies [20:39] Building a business strategy [24:40] Digging deeper into Anchor Strategies [25:31] The five step program [30:05] Getting in touch with Doug [30:55] Nuggets of wisdom for veterans seeking to start their businesses Key Quotes by Doug Ward  “It doesn’t hurt to help people and it doesn’t hurt to reach out for help.” “Don’t think it’s a weakness to reach out and talk to people.” “I wouldn’t do it if I didn’t think I could do it.”  “There’s a lot of people out there you can ask for help, but they’re not going to help you if you don’t ask.” “Don’t ask for something from somebody the first time you make contact with them.” About Our Guest Doug Ward Douglas Ward is a retired military veteran of over 24 years. During his time in the military he held numerous leadership positions to include instructor and manager of 500 personnel to Troop Chief of a hand selected group of special communicators tasked with supporting and deploying into austere environments with Special Operations Forces. Upon retirement I supported numerous government agencies as a subject matter expert in non-standard communications and as a business development executive. Realizing that he wanted to make a bigger impact, Douglas founded Anchor Strategies to help companies build winning teams by focusing on their Vision with Purpose and Impact. Connect with Doug Website LinkedIn About Our Sponsor As a veteran entrepreneur, you need a domain name that is easy to remember and accurately reflects your brand or business. Let .US serve you and choose a .US domain to stand out and get the domain name you really want. Reserve your .US domain name and website builder today for just $1 at www.launchwith.US. To hear more about Doug's experience, download this episode now. Don’t forget to leave us a 5-star rating and review if you enjoyed the show. We would love to hear from you! Download Joe Crane’s Top 7 Paths to Freedom or get it on your mobile device. Text VETERAN to 38470.  Join the Veteran on the Move on Facebook! Check out Veteran on the Move on Facebook to connect with our guests! It’s a great place where you can stay in touch with other veterans who are transitioning to entrepreneurship.  Get updates and free gouge on the people, programs and resources to help you in your transition to entrepreneurship. Veteran On the Move podcast has published over 250 episodes. Our listeners have the opportunity to hear in-depth interviews conducted by host Joe Crane . The podcast features people, programs and resources to assist veterans in their transition to entrepreneurship.  As a result, Veteran On the Move has over 1,000,000 verified downloads through Stitcher Radio, SoundCloud, iTunes and RSS Feed Syndication making it one of the most popular Military Entrepreneur Shows on the Internet Today.      

Mike Montague interviews Doug Cohen on How to Succeed at The First 30 Seconds of a Prospecting Call.   In this episode: Why is the first 30 seconds so important? Can you be too enthusiastic on a sales call? Attitudes to have and avoid for succeeding in the first 30 seconds Pattern interrupts Make your toughest calls first Regular sales phone calls make you better and less anxious Celebrate that you’re doing the behaviors and getting better Tips and trick for executing the first 30 seconds The 3 Ps: Pattern Interrupt, Permission, Pain filled 30 second commercial What happens after the first 30 seconds? How Doug defines success The importance of listening Favorite Sandler rule Best attitude, behavior, and technique for Succeeding at The First 30 Seconds of a Prospecting Call The How to Succeed Podcast is a public and free podcast from Sandler Training, the worldwide leader in sales, management, and customer service training for individuals all the way up to Fortune 500 companies with over 250 locations around the globe. Find white papers, webinars, and more in our free Sandler E-Learning Library: https://www.sandler.com/sell Enroll yourself in our video self-study online courses at: https://shop.sandler.com/category/online-courses

In this episode, Sal, Adam and Justin have an honest and heartfelt conversation with Doug Bopst. Incarcerated at 20, Doug has since been able to overcome self-destructive behavior and self-doubt by taking ownership of his life. How Doug reached out to Mind Pump. (2:42) “How I used drugs to escape my own life.” (4:25) What was his relationship like with his parents and siblings growing up? (8:54) The moment he knew he was going to be dead or rot in jail. (11:06) The first time he felt someone gave him unconditional love. His journey from ‘victim to victor' while in jail. (18:45) What is the ‘workout culture' like in prison? (24:33) How he used his pain and turned it into motivation. (26:28) The moment he decided to use fitness to change other people's lives. (28:52) His transition from bitterness to spirituality. (34:07) His relationship with fitness and how he found his current significant other. (39:24) What was his craziest drug story? (43:12) “Show me your friends and I'll show you your future.” (45:17) The role of having a spiritual practice and the impact it had on his purpose in life. (48:34) What are his current business ventures? (53:54) What has been the scariest experience of public speaking so far? (55:17) Why you MUST never forgot where you came from. (56:32) Why exercise and nutrition of two of the most important tools we have to battle drug addiction. (58:28) His biggest insecurities surrounding relationships. (1:00:58) Featured Guest/People Mentioned  Doug Bopst (@doug_bopst)  Instagram Doug Bopst - Amazon.com Website Tom Bilyeu (@tombilyeu)  Instagram Joe DeFranco (@defrancosgym)  Instagram Rich Roll (@richroll)  Instagram Related Links/Products Mentioned MAPS OCR Launch Promotion: Discount code “OCR30” at checkout Former Drug Addict Explains How to Completely Turn Your Life Around | Doug Bopst on Impact Theory Jail Saved His Life: Doug Bopst | Rich Roll Podcast Encyclopedia of modern bodybuilding - Book by Arnold Schwarzenegger  

Doug Pereyda started his career as a Silicon Valley engineer, transitioning from aerospace (Lockheed) to major Internet companies (PayPal, Netflix) as the region redefined itself through rapid change and growth. Doug received his real estate brokerage license in 2003 after his role as Executive Vice President, Chief Technology & Information Officer at LoanCity, Inc. ($7B in annual production) and began investing in single and multi-family real estate, mainly in the Southeast portion of the USA. He currently owns a 73-unit apartment complex in Warner Robins, GA, and has invested in many other multifamily projects while finishing up his Silicon Valley executive career, which spans over three decades. Two years ago, Doug transitioned to real estate investing full time and continues to grow his diverse holdings in real estate through multiple investment channels. Doug has enjoyed teaching students as a guest lecturer at Santa Clara University where he obtained his MBA in 1993 and has served on the MBA Alumni Board at the University. He is also a private pilot and the chairman of a private foundation that supports disadvantaged youth. Alma Elizalde started her career as a retail store manager for AT&T Wireless more than two decades ago, transitioning from retail to healthcare in the pharmaceutical industry (Reliant, Alcon and Amarin). Alma received her real estate experience as CEO of Aidwithhouses LLC, where she conducted multiple real estate transactions in the Bay Area averaging returns of $75K on flips and 16% cash on leased properties.  Alma has also successfully been a note investor with 100% return in less than a year in the Bay Area. Alma is passively invested in multi-family deals in the Dallas Fort-Worth area and has retained a duplex in the Bay Area after selling off her other rental properties. She has a network of physicians in the Bay Area as part of her passive investor team.  Alma enjoys running, spinning, gardening, singing and reading. She has completed four Aids Foundation marathons, raising an average of $4K each.  She is a monthly contributor to Bay Area Rescue Mission, Children International and Christ the Light Cathedral. What You Will Learn About: The benefits of tax liens and deeds for buying and selling properties quickly The quick and dirty bonuses of buying low, selling low, and getting out of a property as soon as you can How Doug has handled bad investments and course-corrected when things haven’t gone his way  Alma and Doug’s most important lessons for aspiring investors regarding flipping, managing risk, and more Why you should ALWAYS go and see the property before making any decisions about it The differences between online and in-person auctions for property Stories on determining your asking price, minimum, and maximum offers Maintaining discipline to avoid overbidding on properties Resources from Ted Thomas: Website: www.tedthomas.com Website: www.tedthomaspodcast.com Email: info@tedthomas.com Video: Your 6 Minute Tutorial On Tax Lien Certificates Video: Your 6 Minute Tutorial On Tax Deed Investing Case Study: A Case Study On Tax Deed Investing Resources from Doug and Alma: Doug’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougpereyda Alma’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alma-elizalde-58330363

Shifting Ownership of a Construction Company to the Next Generation Doug Reitz and his partner are currently 2 years into a 5-year process, purchasing Mark Wilson Construction from the founder.  In this episode of Construction Genius, we discuss Doug’s successes, challenges, and lessons learned as he’s embarked on the process of becoming a partner in a successful construction company.  Throughout Doug's career in the construction industry, he has been fortunate to have worked in positions that span from Project Clerk to President. He has completed or provided oversight through all delivery methods in projects related to the Medical, Educational, Public Works, Industrial and Religious fields. During this time he has worked closely with Clients, Contractors, Inspectors, and Design Professionals seeing all sides of a construction project giving him valuable insight into the entire construction process. In addition to teaching courses at Fresno State in the late 1990's and early 2000's, Doug has also had the opportunity to speak with local contractors, design professionals, and at industry events about the leadership concepts of "Listen. Plan. Build.", "Communicate & Collaborate", and "Safety, Quality, Time and Cost". Highlights include:  How the ownership transition drove volume  The tension between volume, risk, and profit   What to look for in a second-generation partnership  The importance of sharing a common business philosophy  How Doug got to know his partner by building a project together  How the “earn out” model affected bonding, debt, and cash flow  Why communication and collaboration is essential to a successful transition  Defining and aligning each partner’s “why”  The importance of leaving your ego at the door in order to have productive conflict  How to divide up responsibilities between the new partners Using the “S.O.A.P” model to build a successful construction company  The importance of understanding financials and accounting, including cash flow, bonding capacity and debt and how they relate to ownership transition  Worse case scenario planning  Who makes the final decision in a 50/50 partnership?  Handling conflict using the “listen, plan, build” method Start the transition as early as possible and have the new partners dig into the financials  Communicate and collaborate to ensure success  Action items: Openly discuss the transition and write everything down before bringing in CPAs and attorneys Then consult with CPAs and attorneys on the legality of the transition and new structure Get the transition contracts in place as early as possible Do worse case scenario planning and clearly spell out risks and how each party will be protected Allow conflict, find a balanced approach, don’t go to your corners. Links Doug Reitz Website Doug Reitz LinkedIn Doug Reitz Twitter Mark Wilson Construction: Website    This episode is brought to you by the Bullet Proof Succession Assessment Are you ready to step away from your business? Or are you stuck indefinitely? Which statement describes you best? I’m secure. My hard work will pay off. My plan is solid; things are looking good. I’m challenged. I need to keep working in order to achieve my goals.  I’m nervous. What if I have to work until I’m 70? I’m scared. All my hard work might go to waste.  I’m sinking. My business is a ball and chain.  Take this FREE assessment. In just 5 minutes, find out if you should be confident or worried about your company’s future. Click this link to take the assessment: https://www.ericanderton.com/five

Over Coffee® celebrates a landmark anniversary with one of our all-time most popular podcast episodes. Apollo 11 launched for the moon 50 years ago this Wednesday.  The date: Wednesday, July 16, 1969. Four days later, two astronauts from this fifth manned Apollo flight would walk on the lunar surface. At the time, future International Space Station astronaut Douglas Wheelock was in grade school. On that Wednesday in 1969, astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Mike Collins put on their space suits just under four hours prior to launch, according to NASA's Apollo 11 press kit.   The same (typewritten!) material explains that crew members had two different types of space suits: one for inside the vehicle and one "extravehicular pressure garment".   And their heart rate and breathing data would show up on the flight surgeon's console at Mission Control in real time. Thirty years and four months--to the day--of Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin's Apoll0 11 moonwalk, the International Space Station launched.   Since then, space innovation has far surpassed the imagination of anyone watching Neil Armstrong descending the ladder onto the moon. But that "giant leap for mankind" is at the root of every one of them.   Among them: the addition of "citizen science" to NASA's missions. Problemsolving--on earth and in space Included under this heading are the annual NASA International Space Apps Challenge.  This is a worldwide free event, in which teams from every imaginable discipline join together to "hack" literally any problem in the universe, using NASA data. Onsite at NASA Space Apps Challenge Pasadena in 2016, we had the pleasure of talking with U.S. Army Colonel Douglas Wheelock.  Doug, as he prefers to be called, has flown twice aboard the International Space Station.  And each time, he's encountered an unforeseen issue.  He and his crew had to do some serious troubleshooting.  In the process, they won a number of awards for their innovation and ingenuity. We talked about his experiences, as well as his role in training astronauts for space flight, and offered an inside look at "the art and science of spacewalking" and what life is like while in space. On this episode of Over Coffee®, you’ll hear: How Doug first became interested in aviation and space travel; What Doug tells the astronauts he trains, about efficient  spacewalking; What an average day is like, aboard the ISS; How Doug spent his leisure time, aboard the International Space Station; How the crew manages “crew sleep”, with a sunrise or sunset every 45 minutes; The procedures NASA astronauts are trained to observe, after an emergency alarm; Doug’s recollections of his experience in 2010, when half the ISS’ cooling system shut down; Some of the innovations Doug saw teams coming up with, at 2016 International Space Apps Pasadena; Doug’s advice for innovators.

Check out the latest episode of the “This is Gonna Hurt” podcast. In this episode, Gordon interviews Doug Wojtowicz. Douglas P. Wojtowicz, Doug to his friends, is a Chicago area, Illinois, United States pulp fiction writer and one of the authors of the current Mack Bolan writing team for Harlequin Enterprises' Gold Eagle imprint. As such, his work is mostly credited under the house names of Don Pendleton and James Axler for when he wrote for the Outlanders series. His first novel. Blood Trade, was published in February of 2003. In 2008, his first science fiction novel in the Outlanders series was Pantheon of Vengeance. In the same year, his IDW comic book treatment and original story for the Executioner was also published under five individual issues of a mini-series, and collected in Trade Paperback form, all in association with Gold Eagle In this episode, we talk about: How Doug became an author... How he began writing for "The Executioner featuring Mack Bolan"... His future projects... And so much more. You can find links to Doug's works at https://www.fantasticfiction.com/w/douglas-p-wojtowicz/?fbclid=IwAR1IIAWON9aCnDCzv1_HsbwojkO6hxoXkCZE4Yr8aAOszE_cZefOdEs3bk8 Thanks for listening! If you would like to become a podcast patron you can do so by clicking anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt and clicking the “support this podcast” button. If you want to know what I’m up to, go to www.jgordonduncan.com. Thanks! Sponsorships: on for this episode include evangelizetoday.info --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thisisgonnahurt/support

PFT is the greatest, Doug says “Bill Bixby a lot.” Vocal warm-ups. The Walking Dead sucks. How Doug sees movies. MCU conjecture.

Kyle chats with Douglas Skipworth, co-founder of Crestcore Realty and the 6AM Core Collective in Memphis, Tennessee. Doug is a veteran CPA and CFA with experience in many spheres of the real estate industry, including property management, brokerage, maintenance, construction, and lending. The guys talk about how Doug and his business partner Dan built up their business, their day-to-day operations, and thoughts about managing properties in today’s competitive markets. They also talk about the ins and outs of collaborating with a business partner and how individuals can push each other to grow and improve!1:21 - How Doug got started5:55 - “It’s time to actually make this a business.”10:09 - The 6AM Core Collective18:33 - Working in the Memphis area20:20 - Portfolio management23:59 - The power of partnerships30:48 - “At what point is enough enough?”36:18 - Wrap-upContact Doug:linkedin.com/in/skipworthdouglas@crestcore.com6amcc.com

Kyle chats with Douglas Skipworth, co-founder of Crestcore Realty and the 6AM Core Collective in Memphis, Tennessee. Doug is a veteran CPA and CFA with experience in many spheres of the real estate industry, including property management, brokerage, maintenance, construction, and lending. The guys talk about how Doug and his business partner Dan built up their business, their day-to-day operations, and thoughts about managing properties in today’s competitive markets. They also talk about the ins and outs of collaborating with a business partner and how individuals can push each other to grow and improve!1:21 - How Doug got started5:55 - “It’s time to actually make this a business.”10:09 - The 6AM Core Collective18:33 - Working in the Memphis area20:20 - Portfolio management23:59 - The power of partnerships30:48 - “At what point is enough enough?”36:18 - Wrap-upContact Doug:linkedin.com/in/skipworthdouglas@crestcore.com6amcc.com

TIMESTAMPS 0:00 START 0:28 Intro 1:50 upcoming podcast guests 2:30 Doug's weight loss 3:50 Content grind and burnout 4:54 Counting calories vs Working out and overall Fitness/health 7:15 Doug's Vids 8:40 Freedom and traveling 10:00 Hit the Poker Ceiling 10:59 Doug Shoutouts 12:15 VR Poker quick thoughts 13:30 Joey returns and talks about Cocaine 14:20 The GPI awards 18:30 Where is Doug traveling 19:22 Fake Positive people's personas 26:20 Johnnie Vibes/Poker markup 38:30 Poker Vlogs 45:20 Social Media/Instagram content 48:39 back to vlogs/vloggers and what we idolize in poker 55:10 F*** the pros - what is poker about 57:30 Future of Online and Live Poker (BOTS) 59:20 Phil Nagy (ACR CEO) podcast and ACR bots 1:07:10 Bots possibly sharing cards in PLO / Weird hands/trends 1:10:24 Ryan Fee and playing poker 1:12:18 NLH vs THE GREAT GAME of PLO 1:16:40 What makes a game better than others 1:18:00 back to vlogs / Johnnie Vibes 1:19:40 Marle 1:20:40 shoutouts 1:23:07 ASMR 1:23:50 Charlie Carrel and controversial topics / F*** GTO 1:29:40 How Doug plays and teaches poker; GTO vs Exploitative 1:32:30 Why Doug doesn't see value in debating Charlie Carrel 1:34:55 Game of Thrones 1:39:33 Conspiracy theories 1:41:09 Cat incident (played in wrong tournament) 1:45:40 how Joey asks questions 1:47:40 Drugs in Poker (weed/addy) 1:49:00 What's new in Poker? How positive and negative stories compare 1:52:20 Poker Streaming (ALLINPAV crushing) 1:54:20 Ziigmund making out on Antonius stream 1:55:40 Garrett Adelstein - wanting to be the best at your hobbies/career 1:58:40 What does Doug have planned to do next? 2:00:00 DID I MENTION THE GIVEAWAY!? / Upswing Poker 2:02:10 Making money in the content space 2:06:10 Fight Videos/Breakdowns 2:08:40 Making Videos in other spaces-- dealing with hate comments 2:12:50 Trying not to upset people and wanting everyone to like you 2:16:50 OOL discussions on the Pod 2:00:20 Luke Schwartz bad mouthing Doug on the Pod 2:24:00 Mending Fences with people / Refusing to admit wrongness 2:27:20 Pretending to be butterflies ending the pod

In this episode, Devi chats with Doug Sandler.  Doug is an entrepreneur and industry leader. His book, Nice Guys Finish First is a #1 ranked Amazon Best Seller. As a podcast host of The Nice Guys, Doug has interviewed, Gary Vaynerchuk, Arianna Huffington and dozens of celebs. Doug is a nationally recognized speaker, writer, and founder of TurnKey Podcast Company, providing podcast production, editing and launch services. His Nice Guys podcast, with over 800 episodes has been downloaded 2.5 million times, in more than 175 countries. Devi and Doug discuss: Doug’s exciting and successful podcast journey Doug's funny story as a podcaster How to make money in podcasting How Doug started doing his podcast Doug's business model for generating money on a podcast Tips on how to make money on a podcast How to share a great message Turning your guests into potential clients Building a relationship with your listeners to see if they are a good fit as your client Having the desire to make money for your podcast 5 ways to make money in your podcast Tips on having a co-host for your show Working on the goals and purpose for your podcast Building influence through your show Building a community beyond your show Finding the best influencers for your show and your audience Engaging your listeners to build a community Advertising & Podcasting Selling and advertising space Moving from "getting ready" to "getting it done" Making 7 figures in your business Winning the podcasting game and more… Connect with Doug @ www.turnkeypodcast.com FREE Gift from Doug: "5 Ways to Make Money Podcasting" www.TurnKeyPodcast.com/gift.  

In episode 11 of laughing at birds we leave droppings on the talkboy (remember that?!, If not i get it), How Doug and Jack met, record stores, Doug's trip to the west coast and his edibles experience. Everybody should stroll down memory lane once in a while..even if it is covered in bird shit now. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/laughingatbirds/support

In this episode, we speak with Doug Petkanics, co-founder and CEO of Livepeer. Livepeer is developing open source video infrastructure services on top of the Ethereum blockchain. For those interested in learning about how a project tackles the huge challenge of designing token economic systems to properly align incentives of different groups in a network, this episode is for you. Doug describes what it was like in the early days when he and his co-founder were trying to prove to themselves that it was possible to solve this problem. He shares how they spent time developing unrelated projects on Ethereum to learn what it was like and to understand the limitations of the technology. We also delve into the lessons they learned around things like fundraising from their previous experiences as startup founders. One of the most interesting topics we discussed was how they are using staking and slashing in their protocol. Overall, it was a fascinating discussion. Enjoy! Show Notes [0:31] Show intro [0:48] Quick overview of Livepeer and Doug's background. [2:35] When Doug and his co-founder Eric realized they wanted to build for the decentralized web. [4:27] The frustrating web2.0 experience that inspired them to make the jump to web3. [8:22] The problem Livepeer is aiming to solve and how. [13:19] How they identified the problem and why they felt it was the right one to solve with decentralization. [16:08] What their 6-9 month research phase was like for them. [19:42] How Doug and Eric's long history of working together enabled them to move quickly through assessing feasibility of Livepeer. [24:45] When they took on pre-seed funding, why and how that was informed by past lessons learned. [26:42] Overview of Livepeer's token economics and their process for designing the incentives. [31:17] Why they chose a target participation rate of 50% in the protocol. [34:19] How staking and delegated proof of stake are used Livepeer. [38:05] The importance of balancing participating nodes and delegating nodes. [41:54] The business model for the Livepeer team. [44:16] Who the different user groups of Livepeer and how the team thinks about designing for the different user experience for each. [49:23] Lessons learned designing for users early on. [52:09] Overview of Livepeer team. [55:07] The value of forking from Doug's perspective. Links https://twitter.com/petkanics https://twitter.com/LivepeerOrg https://livepeer.org/ https://www.swarm.fund/ https://truebit.io/ https://medium.com/@petkanics https://medium.com/livepeer-blog https://github.com/livepeer https://www.reddit.com/r/livepeer https://discordapp.com/invite/RR4kFAh

Are you ready to start using the true power of your subconscious mind? In this episode I’m speaking with certified hypnotist Doug O’Brien on how to use hypnosis to reprogram your life. This is something that we haven’t talked much about on the podcast, but I’ve used it for years and what Doug has to share today can help all of us improve our daily performance! Are you ready to create your Business by Design this year? Be the first in line when the program opens by joining the waiting list at https://www.businessbydesigntraining.net/! If you enjoy this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me, @jameswedmore. I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode! In the episode you’ll hear: • How Doug’s view of hypnosis differs from most, and the science behind why hypnosis works • How long it can take to get results from hypnosis and the areas of your life where you can apply it • His process for self-hypnosis and the benefits you could see from doing it too • The relationship between your “monkey mind” and subconscious mind • Why hypnosis is effective in shifting beliefs • What havening is all about and how you can start doing it • An example of how hypnosis has helped me in my own life For full show notes and links, visit: http://www.mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/234  

Doug Dane was a very successful Mortgage Broker earning a great living, being seen as a successful entrepreneur according to society standards. But deep insight he wasn't happy and had very dark thoughts until.....he met his mentor who guided him to change his life dramatically. [1:20] Doug’s journey to where he is now[7:12] How Doug was able to overcome the hurdles in his life[7:51] “Telling the truth about who you are and your story if very freeing”[16:39] What made Doug want to make those big changes in his life?[21:52] Doug’s advice on how to live the life of your dreams[23:36] “We’re either motivated by inspiration or desperation”[28:16] How Doug was able to turn it all around[35:51] Why helping others is an important part of Doug’s life[38:14] The first step to take to living your best life![40:02] “Look for the good in everyone that you come into contact with”

What’s the real importance of a pivotal person in a Renaissance Man’s life? That’s the lead question in Season 2 of the Way of the Renaissance Man podcast. Our first season was a big success, and I want to thank all of you for listening and spreading the word about the show. If you like this podcast, I encourage you to tell your friends about it, and to follow us on social media. Also feel free to tag, post and link about the show, as that’s a great way to spread the word virtually throughout the entire world. This season, I will continue speaking with many more interesting Renaissance Men, and Women, who can help us identify, understand and assimilate the key ingredients essential to constructing a life well lived. Who’s On: In this episode, I welcome my friend, long-time business associate, and financial expert, Doug Fabian. Doug and I worked together for more than 15 years, first on his investment advisory newsletters, and then with his money management firm. Doug is currently a Vice President at Mercer Advisors, which has been widely recognized as one of the top Registered Investment Advisers in the country and also is the host of a podcast I highly recommend, called “The Science of Economic Freedom.” I really enjoyed reminiscing with Doug about our mutual past, but more importantly, I am excited to share with you our conversation, which includes the importance of active listening; a commitment to lifelong learning, what books we’re currently reading, and details about his new podcast and why it can help everyone achieve economic freedom. What’s Discussed: The symbiotic relationship between Jim and Doug and what qualities Doug valued most in their working relationship.  Why people need to be mindful of their words. Doug’s emphasis on the two sides of the importance of listening. The one thing Doug and Jim agree is the most important part of Jordan Peterson’s “12 Rules for Life.” How Doug uses swimming to help him think and stay focused. Jim’s first impression of Doug’s bookshelf. What the Science of Economic Freedom podcast is all about. Why having a million dollars doesn’t always mean you have achieved financial freedom. How economic freedom begins with your spending. Advice from Doug’s dad on how to handle a police officer during a traffic stop. And much more...   Learn More with Links: Doug Fabian's Podcast Website: http://www.ScienceOfEconomicFreedom.com/ Jim's Websites: JIM WOODS Successful Investing Intelligence Report Fast Money Alert JimWoodsInvesting.com   Now, we want to hear from you! Would like to share your opinion or make a comment on the Way of the Renaissance Man podcast? If so, then please leave your comment or questions in the space provided below and share this article with your friends and family on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. Your comments or question could be chosen as our featured Ask the Renaissance Man Anything on a future episode.     Tags: doug fabian, employer, favorite boss, mentor, friendship, listening, investing, inflation, stocks, bonds, options, trading, bull market, bear market, market crash, foreign currencies, precious metals, gold, silver, platinum, palladium, rare coins, jim woods, successful investing, intelligence report, renaissance man, renaissance woman, newsletter writer, newsletter, investing newsletter, newsletter editor

Are you an entrepreneur or a creative? For Doug Suiter, there is no difference... listen in to find out why.Today's guest is Doug Suiter. He is the Owner/Director of YourFilm and FCPTalent. His expertise is from On-air Promos, set directing, and overseeing the full production process. He started FCPTalent to be a matchmaker for freelancers and producers. In this episode, Den and Doug exposes what it really takes for a creative to build their own business. Doug shares his thoughts on filling the gap between matching a qualified freelancer to a client looking for a specific skill set. He also shares the biggest secrets on how to operate a business that does not compromise your creativity.What you will learn in this episode…- What happens when a sales expert and a creative become one - How Doug become that Final Cut Guy- Doug's turning point from being an employee to starting his own gig- Why having a system in your business will set you free- How he managed to fill the gap between freelancers and small business owners- The importance of going that extra mile for your clients- Is there a difference between being a creative and an entrepreneur?Quotable Quotes- You work hard and you need to be lucky- Don't set goals, set systemsResources- The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It by Michael E. GerberConnect with DougEmail Contact: doug@fcptalent.comYour Film Website - https://www.yourfilm.com.au/FCP Talent Website - http://www.fcptalent.com/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dougsuiter/?originalSubdomain=auTwitter - https://twitter.com/dougsuiterSupport the show (https://www.denlennie.com/free-training)

"My background really is in fixed income quant and macro and I have a pretty good grounding in discretionary trading, but I've been moving in a more systematic direction for a number of years." (Tweet) Today on Top Traders Unplugged, I'm joined by my cohost Moritz Seibert to speak with Doug Greenig, the Founder, CEO, and CIO at Florin Court Capital. Doug's early experiences in economics at Princeton and UC Berkeley helped kick off his career in finance, and his work at BARRA in Berkeley started his eventual dive into the CTA space. Trading in exotic markets has helped Doug and his firm capitalize on unique opportunities and fully utilize the systematic trading model. Listen in to today's episode to learn how Doug got started in systematic trading and exotic markets, how he built his team at Florin Court, and how he has utilized exotic markets to their fullest potential. Thanks for listening and please welcome our guest Doug Greenig. Subscribe on: In This Episode, You'll Learn: How Doug got started in finance Why Doug got into the CTA space How systematic trading intrigued Doug more than discretionary trading The inspiration behind the name Florin Court Capital "The discipline of following the models and following the process [in systematic trading] is invaluable." (Tweet) Who influenced Doug in his financial career What Doug learned from working with Fischer Black  (co-inventor of the Black-Scholes model) How Doug found such an experienced team in the early days of Florin Court Capital The exotic markets that Doug is trading "I try to learn from as many people as I can, and some people have a lot to offer." (Tweet) What makes these exotic markets easier, or better to trade Where to find the right balance of exotic versus traditional markets What gives an asset more or less momentum, and why crypto is so special in this regard How Doug selects his markets, and his long-term strategy for maintaining that collection "I would rather have real economic players with different motives on the other side, than to be facing off against other CTA's with slightly different frequencies and other systematic shops." (Tweet) Why Florin Court Capital has stayed out of trading spot crypto How to adapt the different markets to the standard models Connect with Florin Court Capital: Visit the Website: Florin Court Capital Call Florin Court Capital: +44 207-016-3473 E-Mail Florin Court Capital: info@florincourt.com Follow Doug Greenig on LinkedIn "Systematic trading has a number of advantages over discretionary trading. It forces you to figure out ahead of time what you believe and what you're going to do in a given set of market circumstances." (Tweet)

As an artist and a creative, one of the most valuable skills you can learn is how to engage people with storytelling. Stories are the way we process information and make sense of the world around us. I’m excited today to bring you this conversation with a friend who helps us learn from the greatest storyteller of all time: Jesus. Today I’m thrilled to be talking with Doug Phillips, who is the Professor of New Testament and Greek Studies, and the Chair of the Biblical Education Division at St. Louis Christian College, where I am also a Professor. Doug has multiple advanced degrees and is also working on a PhD in New Testament from Asbury Theological Seminary. On this episode, we’re going to do a deep dive into the topic of storytelling in the Bible. Doug shares his journey to becoming a professor and helps us understand why Jesus’ parables were so powerful. You’ll learn what makes an effective story, the key components of Jesus’ parables, and how to start applying those lessons to your own communication. Episode Highlights In this episode, you’ll discover: How Doug became a Christian college professor. Why Doug had to learn 5 languages for his Ph.D program. What draws particular people to Old Testament or New Testament studies. What a parable is, and why Jesus used them. Why Jesus’ stories have a shock value (and why your stories should have it also). The value of reading your Bible slowly and carefully. Why the story of Esther is so dramatically satisfying. Keys to understanding parables, including: time elements, characters (clothing, speech, etc.), storyline, rising and falling tension, and narrative foils. Practical steps for becoming a more effective communicator, no matter what your field. Key takeaways: 1. Understand your audience. It’s vital that we speak to our listeners or readers in a way where they can relate. Jesus knew his audience and used stories that spoke to their needs and concerns. Take time to identify your ideal audience member or customer and think about how to communicate to them in a way they understand. 2. Use an inductive approach in your communication. It doesn’t work to just say, “Here’s what you should think, believe, or do.” A much better approach is to lead people in a way where they come to a conclusion on their own. Help people process the information you want them to know. As the saying goes, “You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink.” Good storytelling can help us lead people instead of pushing them. 3. Study the Bible to improve your communication. It’s easy to separate your spiritual life from your business or creative work. But you can learn a lot by studying the communication techniques and the literary genres of the Bible. Today’s audiences have a short attention span. Whether you’re a writer, speaker, podcaster, pastor, or other type of communicator, there is a lot you can learn from Jesus’ short, punchy style of storytelling. In addition, a large percentage of the Bible is some form of narrative—40% of the Old Testament, and much of the New Testament (the Gospels, Acts, and most of Revelation.) So, there are a lot of stories that not only teach us on a spiritual and historical level, they also help us to become better storytellers if we are willing to pay attention and learn from this ancient book that is living and active in our lives today. Resources Doug’s faculty page at St. Louis Christian College Email Doug Connect with Doug on LinkedIn Inductive Bible Study: A Comprehensive Guide to the Practice of Hermeneutics by David Bauer and Robert Traina Interpreting the Parables by Craig Blomberg What is Narrative Criticism? by Mark Allan Powell How to Read the Bible as Literature by Leland Ryken The Revolutionary Communicator: 7 Principles Jesus Lived to Impact, Connect and Lead by Jedd Medefind & Erik Lokkesmoe The Art of Storytelling: Easy Steps to Presenting an Unforgettable Story by John Walsh How to Read the Bible YouTube series by The Bible Project The ESV Study Bible Podcast Partners: Cliff Ravenscraft Eric Elder Anna Reel Looking for Christmas gift ideas? My book The Artist’s Suitcase: 26 Essentials for the Creative Journey is the perfect gift for the artist or creative person in your life (or even yourself!) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Spotify | Google Play For more great resources to help unleash your creative powers, visit my site at KentSanders.net. Connect with me on social media: LinkedIn Facebook Twitter Instagram

Doug Parsons first learned about adaptation in Queensland, Australia, while focusing on the impacts of climate change on the agriculture sector. Upon returning to the United States, he worked with Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, the National Park Service and the Society for Conservation Biology. His work has been modeled by state and federal agencies and he continues to work on climate change adaptation and conservation issues today.   In this episode we cover: How Doug got started in podcasting What exactly adaptation is and how it differs from sustainability The vocabulary and semantics of climate solutions: mitigation, resiliency, sustainability, adaptation...what do they all mean? Why adaptation is an important consideration alongside traditional environmental sustainability Lots of fantastic resources!   Visit Doug Parsons at AmericaAdapts.org Get resources from this episode at ASustainableMind.com/056

Shownotes and links for this episode can be found at http://sarahsantacroce.com/episode62 If the last two years of your life were a book, would it be a bestseller? Would YOU want to read it? In 2007, Doug Holt realized that though he looked successful from the outside, he was unfulfilled and unhappy. In fact, he wasn’t even the hero of his own story. That’s when he decided to embrace his introversion and design an online business that fit around his life. Today, Doug owns six companies centered around helping online entrepreneurs grow their businesses and lead epic lives. He is a serial entrepreneur with expertise in digital marketing, health and fitness, and transformational coaching. Doug serves online business owners as a lifestyle mentor and mastermind leader, supporting his clients in gaining clarity and taking control of their businesses in a way that supports their dreams. Today, Doug shares the process of elimination, automation and delegation that he used to design a business that fit his ideal life. He describes his top revenue streams, explaining how he generates income through mastermind groups, digital marketing services, and products like The Authority Maker. Doug discusses his ability to hold space for himself without the need for validation from others and his belief that having a coach or mentor is mission critical to your success. Listen in for Doug’s insight on losing the mask to become the introverted hero of your own story! Doug's favorite quote "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat"- Excerpt from the speech "Citizenship In A Republic" (Teddy Roosevelt) It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat. - Excerpt from the speech "Citizenship In A Republic" ~Teddy Roosevelt In this episode you’ll learn… How Doug mapped out his ideal life and formed his business around it. Doug’s process of elimination, automation and delegation. Doug’s advice for overcoming the isolation of an online business. The value of connecting in person via Shapr or LinkedIn Local. How Doug generates revenue through mentoring and products. How Doug helps online business owners with digital marketing. Doug’s whole-person approach to mastermind groups. Doug’s ability to hold space for himself without the need for validation. The AHA moment when Doug realized he wasn’t the hero of his own story. Why Doug believes that having a coach or mentor is mission critical. How Doug uses Digital Dashboard to monitor traffic and view analytics. Doug’s gratitude for the ability to live a life on his own terms. *** Become a VIP of my community Be the first to know whenever I release a new podcast or host a special webinar for introverts. And as a welcome present get my '4-part Guide 'How Saying 'NO' Can Help You Grow! http://sarahsantacroce.com/sayno/ *** Other links and resources mentioned in this episode: Doug’s Website Doug’s Podcast Doug on Twitter Doug on Facebook Doug on LinkedIn Doug’s Free Gifts for Business Owners Tim Ferriss LinkedIn Local Shapr Grammarly VP Digital Dashboard Michelle Shaeffer on IBG EP059 Sarah’s Book List Donate to the IBG Podcast Thanks for listening ! Thanks so much for listening to this episode. If you enjoyed it, I would be super grateful if you'd share it using the social media buttons you see at the bottom of the post. And if you don’t have it yet, get your free 4-step Guide on How to Say no to Grow. You'll be added to my list as well so I can share the latest episodes and other introvert related resources with you. Also, please leave a review on iTunes. I'm told that they really matter so if you'd take a minute I'd appreciate it. 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Think back to your high school days. How would your life have been different if Mindfulness was offered as a course? It’s mind-boggling, isn’t it? Believe it or not, there are numerous schools across the country that are seeing the need for this training and offering it as part of the curriculum. Today’s show is about one man who is making mindfulness an integral part of the curriculum at his school, and he’s working to bring it about in other schools across the US.   Doug Worthen is the Director of Mindfulness and Head Boys Lacrosse Coach at Middlesex School, an independent high school in Concord, Massachusetts. He is the first person to hold the title of Director of Mindfulness at a major independent school in the US. He also has an epic life story that he’s never before revealed so fully in an interview. Once upon a time, Doug was on a very different path. He went from being a national champion lacrosse player at the University of Virginia to sailing around the Caribbean for two years with a friend to working in the family business---all of this before a Stage 4 Lymphoma stopped him in his tracks and awakened him to a mindfulness practice.    Relying on this practice is what got him through a very long and difficult recovery and an eventual relapse. That experience set him on a new path to following a dream to teach mindfulness practice at his alma mater and look for ways to help other schools expose their communities to the power of contemplative learning and practice. Doug and I met five years ago when I worked in Contemplative Studies at Brown, and we connected over a shared excitement about combining mindfulness practice and sports. Since then we’ve worked multi-week retreats together on leadership and a few week-long retreats on meditation. He shares his story because he genuinely believes that it can serve people.   What you’ll hear in this episode:   What Doug does as Director of Mindfulness at Middlesex School How new students are required to take a semester of mindfulness and “are invited to practice in an atmosphere of healthy skepticism” The training available to faculty, staff, students, and parents through different levels of mindfulness How the program started at the school in 2009 and has grown each year since then Why mindfulness practice is a required course at Middlesex School Defining mindfulness: the ability to understand and stabilize attention and the relationships we have to what arises around us in experience and acceptance How empathy and self-compassion fit into mindfulness practice What Doug’s life was like at Middlesex School---way before mindfulness! Doug’s transition to UVA as a lacrosse player How pressure on the field and a book prompted Doug to mindfulness and helped his anxiety and athletic performance The idea to sail the Caribbean with a friend and what the experience taught Doug Why Doug went to Hawaii to scuba dive and teach others--but still wasn’t happy How his insight led him to Australia and then home to Boston and the family business With plans in place to attend business school in Hong Kong, he received a Stage 4 Lympoma diagnosis How mindfulness practice became a lifeline as Doug fought the disease Two years of full-blown treatment, including chemo, radiation, and a bone marrow transplant The lessons of isolation and learning impermanence How Doug’s calling became clear: to share mindfulness practice with youth The dream to have a Director of Mindfulness in every school, so everyone can be introduced to it as a teenager The teachers and retreats that have been most influential in Doug’s life The benefits of Maha Mudra practice in noticing thoughts, feelings, and contractions in the body A powerful week in December of 2009 that eventually led him to meet his wife How Doug weaves mindfulness into sports as Head Lacrosse Coach The challenges Doug has faced as a coach and how he teaches poise and bringing attention back to the moment at hand Doug’s vision for the future with mindfulness education and making it the norm The organization started by two former students that matches interested schools with experienced practitioners What a “no regrets” life looks like for Doug over the next 5-7 years Doug’s recommendation to get started in mindfulness: “Get started with a retreat. There is no substitute for it.”   Resources:   Email Doug: dworthen@mxschool.edu   Wherever You Go, There You Are by Jon Kabat-Zinn   Contact Doug through his wife’s organization: Inward Bound Mindfulness Education See more at www.rhinomind.com

Join Ben and Doug Miller as they discuss Doug’s career, how he became the top natural body builder in the world and his new ventures. Doug discusses his unique training regimen that made him the monster that he is as well as recovery and stress. 2:00- The history of Core Nutraceuticals. How Doug used his platform to launch a multi-million dollar brand. 3:55- Doug and competitive sports. How competition in high school and college drove Doug to bodybuilding. 7:10- Doug’s philosophy on time off and why he competes less frequently. 8:20- How Doug got so HUGE naturally. 12:35- Did genetics play a role in Doug’s career. As a natural bodybuilder how much did nature play vs nurture. 14:15- Doug’s strategy for balance and training weak body parts. 15:50- Which is worse? Missing a meal or stressing about it? How Doug deals with stress, sleep, and family. 18:20- How Doug trains high volume. 21:45- The head game. How Doug stays focused on being the best at everything he does. 24:45- Recovering as a natural bodybuilder. The different approach Doug has to take by being natural. 27:30- The keys to Doug’s training success. 28:50- Doug’s Diet 38:45- Contest Prep- How Doug’s mental fortitude got him through losing weight pre contest. 40:30- Hindsight is 20/20- Mistakes Doug learned from and you can too! 43:20- Doug’s supplement regimen.

Doug Prays for people out in public and they often get healed. Then they are very receptive to the gospel. We met Doug on Facebook; Miracles lead to the gospel; Why Doug left the system; How Doug got into evangelism - Ray Comfort; From the law to demonstration of Power; Healing is for every believer; Gettng Kick Started in Las Vegas; Getting over the original fear of man; Doug gets a measure of faith; Commanding the sickness to leave; Healing is for Today; The reformation didn't complete; New Covenant and evangelism; Doug Prays out; http://bit.ly/DougOnFB http://bit.ly/TheLastReformation http://conradrocks.net

Doug Prays for people out in public and they often get healed. Then they are very receptive to the gospel. We met Doug on Facebook; Miracles lead to the gospel; Why Doug left the system; How Doug got into evangelism - Ray Comfort; From the law to demonstration of Power; Healing is for every believer; Gettng Kick Started in Las Vegas; Getting over the original fear of man; Doug gets a measure of faith; Commanding the sickness to leave; Healing is for Today; The reformation didn't complete; New Covenant and evangelism; Doug Prays out; http://bit.ly/DougOnFB http://bit.ly/TheLastReformation http://conradrocks.net

‘I don’t know where I’m going, but I know I’m going to get there with enthusiasm!’ The path to success is almost never a straight line. In fact, Doug Sandler describes his route as a ‘jumbled mess.’ Doug enjoyed a 30-year career as a deejay, playing at 2500-plus functions. But when his financial planner advised that he be prepared for the next step, Doug realized that he needed a career reinvention. So at 47, he got himself a coach and shifted gears to pursue public speaking. From there, Doug took advantage of opportunities as they presented themselves: He wrote a book, Nice Guys Finish First, and created a podcast, The Nice Guys on Business. The podcast took off when Doug and his co-host realized that their audience was asking questions about the podcasting process. They shifted their focus to provide the content their listeners craved, and their corollary business, Turnkey Podcast, was born. Turnkey helps podcasters in any stage of the process, with a special focus on how to monetize a show. Today Doug joins Emerald to share his definition of ‘finishing first.’ He explains the tenacity it took to start a new career and the organic way that his entrepreneurial venture took shape. Doug discusses the details of Turnkey Podcast, revealing the impetus behind the business as well as the products and services they provide. Listen in for Doug’s insight on staying humble as you celebrate success and learning to make a career out of being a nice guy! What You Will Learn Doug’s insight on what it means to finish first How Doug discovered the purpose of his podcast The fear that motivated Doug to reinvent his career The organic nature of Doug’s path to success Making a career of being you Open to new possibilities Why Doug engages project coaches for support and guidance The impetus for creating Turnkey Podcast The products and services provided by Turnkey Podcast How Doug helps clients monetize their podcasts How Doug’s audience grew from 20K to 1M Doug’s approach to finding guests for his podcast Doug’s advice around staying humble as you celebrate success Why Doug urges you to fall in love Connect with Doug Sandler Turnkey Podcast The Nice Guys on Business Podcast Resources Nice Guys Finish First by Doug Sandler New Media Summit Connect with Emerald GreenForest Emerald’s Website Emerald on LinkedIn Emerald on Twitter This episode is sponsored by the Creative Age Consulting Group. Men - Is it time NOW for you to make your mark? Visit timetomakeyourmark.com to apply for an invitation-only consultation.  

Doug Marshall hesitated to start tidying his closet, but immediately noticed profound changes taking place in his life as he moved through his KonMari tidying event. Our guest, Doug Marshall, is an entertainment and lifestyle writer, on-camera host, and social media content strategist. He recently had an article published in Minneapolis St. Paul Magazine on how to KonMari your closet and participated in a follow-on TV segment with Fox9 in the Twin Cities. Doug is a Spark Joy fan who KonMari’d his closet over 10 days in preparation for a big move from New York to Minneapolis. The impact the process had on his life still shines through his spirit and he sparks joy by continuing to share his story via media outlets, blogs and social media. In this episode, we discuss KonMari from the male perspective, how Doug KonMari'd his closet over ten days and the impact the process had on his life. We talk about ways to get over the initial hurdle of getting started, and some physical and emotional challenges to anticipate. We also discuss how Doug has attracted opportunities to continue to share his closet transformation, which has inspired others to let go. To connect with Doug, you can find him on Instagram @theworldofdoug or visit him at www.theworldofdoug.com. Spark Joy wants to hear from you! Tell us your burning tidying questions or share stories about how KonMari has impacted your life. Find us at www.sparkjoypodcast.com, email us at contact@sparkjoypodcast.com to leave a question or comment for a chance to be featured on next week’s show. Join us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter via @sparkjoypodcast. In this episode, you’ll enjoy: How Doug went from saying "I will never do that [KonMari]" to writing a blog article about the impact the tidying process and appearing on Fox 9's The Jason Show How the KonMari Method helped Doug move from New York to Minneapolis The highs and lows of executing KonMari in the span of 10 days How Doug's body reacted to anxiety related to preparing for the decluttering process How Doug related to Marie Kondo's use of organization to feel safe in a world she had no control over How by examining his relationship to what stayed made room for Doug's style to be revealed to him How Doug's shopping habits are way more deliberate post-KonMari How Doug's husband reacted to his tidying quest How Doug attracted opportunities that helped him establish his voice How KonMari serves as a gateway to new beginnings and creative projects What sparks joy for Doug: "Opportunities like this!" Gems: "I'm a big believer that if you put something out into the universe, the universe shows up for you." "I trust her [Marie Kondo], I can do this." "There was so much stuff in my closet that wasn't sparking joy, that I couldn't see the stuff that did." "By the time I got rid of what didn't spark joy, my style revealed itself to me." "I don't buy anything in a store now if it doesn't spark joy." "I want to feel clean, free, grounded, and on time." "Whatever you get rid of will come back to you in a different form." "My mind is more clear and I'm open and available for more opportunities." "There is literally nothing in my life right now that does not spark joy." You can find Karin Socci at The Serene Home You can find Kristyn Ivey at For the Love of Tidy Special Guest: Doug Marshall.

Revered by many in the high-intensity training world, Doug "The Sickness" Holland is one of the most interesting and accomplished men to ever make waves in both powerlifting and HIT. Not only is he a degreed mathematician, he has also been a competitive powerlifter in three weight classes (132 lbs,148 and 165), has been a personal trainer for decades, and of course, he is also an experienced and successful business owner. Today, Doug runs Intelligent Exercise, a 4,000-square-foot gym filled with Nautilus, MedX, and Hammer Strength equimpent (just to name some of what's available there) operating out of Shreveport, Louisiana, powered by his business philosophy of "the four P's: pencil, paper, phone, and personality - that's all it takes to succeed in this business!" Contact Doug: Doug Holland's Intelligent Exercise: +1 318-219-0098 Email deepsquat1: [@] aol [.] com  In this episode, we cover: How Doug got into High-Intensity Training and Powerlifting How he helps clients progress, optimize gains, and reach their maximum genetic potential His surprisingly Spartan lifestyle and the lean way he runs his HIT business How he prepares for powerlifting competitions … and much more!   This episode is brought to you by ARXFit.com, ARX are the most innovative, efficient and effective all-in-one exercise machines I have ever seen. I was really impressed with my ARX workout. The intensity and adaptive resistance were unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. I love how the machine enables you to increase the negative load to fatigue target muscles more quickly and I love how the workouts are effortlessly quantified. The software tracks maximum force output, rate of work, total amount of work done and more in front of you on-screen, allowing you to compete with your pervious performance, to give you and your clients real-time motivation. As well as being utilised by many HIT trainers to deliver highly effective and efficient workouts to their clients, ARX comes highly recommended by world-class trainers and brands including Bulletproof, Tony Robbins, and Ben Greenfield Fitness. To find out more about ARX and get $1,000 OFF software licensing fees, please go to ARXfit.com and mention Corporate Warrior in the how did you hear about us field.   This episode is brought to you by Hituni.com, providers of the best online courses in high intensity training that come highly recommended by Dr. Doug McGuff and Discover Strength CEO, Luke Carlson. Course contributors include world-class exercise experts like Drew Baye, Ellington Darden and Skyler Tanner. There are courses for both trainers and trainees. So even if you’re not a trainer but someone who practices HIT, this course can help you figure out how to improve your progress and get best results. Check out Hituni.com, add the course you want to your shopping cart and enter the coupon code ‘CW10’ to get 10% off your purchase!   Subscribe to my emails to get a FREE HIT workout progress sheet and eBook with 6 podcast transcripts with guests like Dr. Doug McGuff, Drew Baye, and Skyler Tanner – Click here For all of the show notes, links and resources - Click Here

In 2012, Doug Geiger stole his wife's crockpot, bought $400 worth of lanolin while already in debt, and powered through his own self-doubt and anxiety to start his beard care company. Today, Doug's products can be found in over 150 stores nationwide. Doug is not only the founder of Can You Handlebar he is the driving force behind the company and its myriad endeavors. Having found success with Can You Handlebar, Doug does what he can when he can to encourage that success in others. In this episode, he walks us through both his journey and his mindset for success. If you're looking for the secret sauce to building a durable business that supports the life you want, you'll want to hear what Doug believes is a realistic & sustainable approach to achieve that dream. Listen now. Then join The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook Group and comment with your biggest “Ah-ha” moment or take away from this episode, and you could win $150 in Can You Handlebar products! — Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast via Email Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast on iTunes Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast on Stitcher Subscribe to The Unofficial Shopify Podcast via RSS Join The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook Group Work with Kurt — Learn: Doug's mindset for success How Doug went from idea to product “If you can't tap into your virtue, then tap into your vices” How Doug powered through anxiety and self-doubt The mistakes Doug made in their first two years (and how you can avoid them.) The first way he created working revenue for the business How he got his products in hundreds of stores nationwide. How to make your success inevitable Links Mentioned: Can You Handlebar Kurt's Shopify Case Study Perennial Seller by Ryan Holiday Shop Can You Handlebar's products and use KURTSDISCOUNT to get 15% off Win $150 giveaway from Can You Handlebar: Join The Unofficial Shopify Podcast Facebook Group and comment with your biggest “Ah-ha” moment or take away from this episode, and you could win $150 in Can You Handlebar products!

Doug Walz found an interruption between presenters and their audience. This disruption led to the discovery of that crucial factor that is as essential as the lessons these presenters work on for their event. With this need, Doug founded his thriving business http://product.textmeleads.com/ (Text Me Leads) where he and his team help generate mobile leads by providing SMS services to speakers, authors, and trainers. Doug joins me today to share how he and his team found the solution to the disconnect that presenters have from their audience. He also shares how they resolved the disconnect issue, how they provide content through text links, and how texting has been creatively used by different companies and presenters.   “Make a connection with your audience right there and then.” - Doug Walz In This Episode of Real Money Talks:  How Doug started and monetized his business The original use of SMS and how it disconnects you from the client The most complicated text problem he and his team have solved How they handle situations with technical barriers   Resources Mentioned:  http://www.sprint.com/en/home.html (Sprint)   Connect with Doug Walz:  http://product.textmeleads.com/ (Text Me Leads Website) For US residents, text LORAL to 55678 For Canadian residents, text LORAL to 70734   Learn More About the Growing Cannabis Industry! Join https://liveoutloud.com/cbworkshop/ (Off Wall Street Assets: Investing and Building the Cannabis Industry), a much awaited 3-day workshop where you get to experience seeing the cannabis cultivation and learn more about the fast-growing cannabis industry. Get informed through lectures on cannabis education and the political side of being in the industry. This workshop will be held on October 19-21, 2017 in Las Vegas. For more information, visit LiveOutLoud.com/CBWorkshop.   Subscribe, Rate & Share Real Money Talks! Loral Langemeier is on a mission – to educate and empower the http://www.realmoneytalks.com/ (Real Money Talks) community on how to have those important money talks that are straight, to the point, and can be applied to every aspect of your life. So, tune in every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on iTunes to learn, ask Loral a question, and create your path to financial freedom! Don't forget to leave a review and grab your free gifts on AskLoral.com!  

110 Contributing to a Better Community - Greater Bridgeport Transport URL: http://www.julieannsullivan.com/greater-bridgeport-transport/    If someone asked you, “What are the most exciting industries?” … public transportation probably wouldn’t come to mind. What if a large city’s bus service could help transform its community through leadership and service? Our guest today shows you how it’s done. Doug Holcomb serves with Greater Bridgeport Transport, a bus service for Connecticut’s largest city. Doug has been working to increase employee interactions in an effort to improve their overall service. His main goal has been to provide training to increase trust as a gateway to improve interpersonal relationships within the agency. As a result, the trust flows outward to their customers. If you have customers or clients, this episode is packed with helpful tips on developing trust within your team and contributing to your community. More information about Greater Bridgeport Transit: GBT is a provider of public bus transportation in the Bridgeport, Connecticut region. The agency provides city bus service and special door-to-door service for riders with disabilities. GBT has been in operation for 38 years.. GBT provides nearly 6 million rides every year. The mission of the agency is simple: Contributing to a better community through public transportation.   You’ll discover: How Doug came to Greater Bridgeport Transit, and how he developed the idea of increasing trust in the agency. The ways Doug encourages success in his team. How transportation officials in other cities have reacted to GBT’s success. Why mission and vision are so critical to the success of an organization. Several metrics that demonstrate GBT’s improvements over the last several years. How public transportation can contribute to a better community. The relationship between a systems failure and a values failure. How to improve your employee review process.   Interview Links & Other Resources GoGBT.com Follow GBT on TwitterBusinesses That Care on C-Suite Radio iTunes - Subscribe, Rate and Review

In This Week's Episode: Doug Polk is known as one of the (if not THE) best Heads Up No Limit Holdem players of all time. In addition to making a name for himself on the tables, he made waves in the poker community by not being afraid to speak his mind and call out other players. He's also had success in the live poker arena with two WSOP bracelets and over $5 million in earnings. Since starting his training site, Upswing Poker, he's become one of the most popular personalities in the poker world with one of the top viewed Twitch Stream and YouTube channels in poker. In This Episode You'll Learn: What Doug did when he lost 90% of his net worth and had to decide between giving poker one last go, or finding another path. How to prevent your ego from getting in the way of being honest about your opponent's strengths and weaknesses. The most important mindset to embrace if you have trouble with tilt. What you should do when you notice your confidence slipping after losing 30+ buy-ins. How Doug worked his way back from a massive $1.7 million downswing.

Doug Conant is founder of Conant Leadership and former CEO of the Campbell Soup Company, where he transformed employee engagement from average into world class. Doug is also a NYT bestselling author, Chairman of the Kellogg Executive Leadership Institute at Northwestern University, co-chairman of CECP, and former Chairman of Avon Products. In this conversation, Doug describes how he lead Campbell's Soup Company from among the worst of all Fortune 500 companies in employee engagement to best-in-class. This story is so compelling because Doug emphasizes the struggles he had to overcome to make even incremental changes. Over ten years, these small improvements ended up having substantial impact. Stew and Doug also talk about the importance of reflection, particularly in how Doug overcame difficult experiences like getting fired early in his career. The big takeaway from this conversation that Doug shows so well is that we have more control than we think. Listen and learn new ways of thinking about leadership and what it means to bring your whole self to work. Show Notes (times when new topics start) 3:15 Doug’s leadership philosophy. The most successful people have a real passion for their work because they have made it personal. 6:00 - Employee engagement at Campbell’s. How Doug helped transform employee engagement at Campbell’s from sub-par to world-class. 19:10 Harmony is a choice. Living a harmonious life is a deliberate choice everyone must make. Doug challenged his employees at Campbell’s, and now challenges his clients at Conant Leadership, to take responsibility for this choice. 31:50 What Doug learned from getting fired. The weeks and months after getting fired were challenging period for Doug. He adopted a victim mentality that was overcome only by deep self-reflection and the support of a helpful mentor. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

DW Fearn knows tubes. Since he rediscovered the sound of tubes in 1991, DW (Doug) has crafted a legendary line of all-tube, all-red-front-paneled recording gear. In April I had the pleasure of visiting Doug at his home and workshop outside Philadelphia. Doug and I sat down on either side of a ribbon microphone and had a great conversation about tubes, electronics, and sound. During our conversation Doug tells the story of how he returned to tubes after decades of operating an all sold-state studio, and outlines the theory behind why tubes and transistors sound different in a clear and straightforward way. Download the mp3 or listen on iTunes . Subscribe to the DIYRE podcast Topics discussed: How Doug pieced together his first console from standalone amplifiers What happened when he replaced that tube gear with a solid-state console "We couldn't admit that it didn't sound good, so we just got used to it." How a demo tape from college in 1966 led him back to building tube amps "We didn't listen to recorded music in my household... live music was what I was exposed to. So when the time came to build a mic preamp, that's the sound I had in my mind." Tubes vs transistors: why it's all about headroom Even vs odd harmonics and how they relate to tubes vs transistors "The less you torture it, the better it's going to sound. So you keep the signal path as simple as possible." What Doug's new product design process looks like The one equalizer that knocked DW Fearn out DW Fearn refuses to wrestle a piece of gear into existence Many thanks to Doug for having me out to his home and sharing his knowledge so freely. Thank you also to Paul K of Firehouse Recording for connecting us. You can learn more about DW Fearn gear at DWFearn.com.

To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Summary: In this episode I speak to Doug Brackmann about how you can't have anxiety without security. We get into somatic experiencing, bio hacking and personality types. Doug is a Licensed Psychologist in California. A dual Ph.D. in Clinical and Industrial/Organizational Psychology. (2002) 25 years Clinical experience (over 20,000 hours of client contact). Specializing in the underlying factors of any addiction, specifically the genetics (DrD2-A1 & DrD4-7r), environmental factors, and trauma. 20 year Zen meditation practitioner. fMRI geek studying the biological and neuro-structural changes that can be had using meditation techniques. Over 30 years of recovery from Drug Addiction. Somatic Experiencing Practitioner (SEP) which is an intensive three year degree on the biological impacts of trauma on the body and specifically how to heal past acute and chronic trauma. Links: A book that Doug mentions https://www.amazon.com/Wisdom-Insecurity-Message-Age-Anxiety/dp/0307741206 Dougs website http://www.biohackshrink.com/ In this particular episode you will learn: - How Doug had his first epiphany when he was living in a car at an early age - How he went into a locked psych ward and what he realized - "If the present moment had any emotion in it, I'd be out of a job" - How you can't have anxiety without security - "You can't have fear in an unsafe place, you're going to turn into a lizard when the bullets are flying anyway" - Certain people look forward to things that scare them - Make the smallest change you can keep - If you're not aware you inner world is lying to you you'll make your outer world match it - Why we are programmed to stay within a certain bandwidth and it's difficult to move out of it - Doug talks about a specific personality type that he works with - How after achievement we immediately look toward the negative side  

Today on Unconventional Genius, I am joined by Doug Wead, and Author, Presidential Historian and former presidential advisor to talk about making a comeback. Doug impacted my life in a huge way, even though prior to this conversation we had never met. About 15 years ago, a friend of mine gave me a CD of a speech called “Great Comebacks” at a real low point in my life. Though I didn’t know it at the time, Doug Wead was the one who wrote and delivered the speech that helped me get my life back together. On this episode, I talk with Doug Wead about his life and the success he has experienced in politics and writing. Doug shares the events that had the greatest impact on him and how his experiences led him to where he is now. After our conversation, I included the “Great Comebacks” speeches in its entirety. Listen and be inspired. The inspiring stories of people who came back Doug shares great insight about what allows someone to come back after a great loss or defeat in life. He says, “The fear of loss is neutralized by loss itself.” When you’ve experienced the deepest pain of loss or failure, it gives you the freedom to risk experiencing another loss because nothing can compare to the pain you’ve already experienced. During the speech that Doug Wead gave that was so impactful to me, he goes through the comeback stories of people like Roger Bannister, Floyd Patterson, Moses and Joan of Arc as well as several others. I ask Doug which comeback story is his favorite. Listen as he talks about that and much more on this episode. The secret to Doug Wead’s success Doug Wead’s journey into politics started through charitable work. He spent time overseas in Cambodia, addressing the needs of starving people. Thereafter, he found himself working to help Ronald Reagan run for President. Doug says that Ronald Reagan was an incredible speaker because he worked at it. I asked Doug what has allowed him to experience such great success. He shares about how he discovered his strengths through knowing his weaknesses. Doug says, ”Your greatest strengths are your greatest weaknesses. And your greatest weaknesses can become your greatest strength.” If you learn how to harness your weaknesses and focus them in the right direction, you can turn them into a strength. You can come back This week’s podcast is different because, after my brief conversation with Doug Wead, I have chosen to play his speech in its entirety. Listen as he shares the story of some famous people who experience incredible loss, defeat or shame but who chose not to stay down, but to get back up and start again. Doug tells these stories and concludes each with a powerful refrain of “Get up. It isn’t over. You can come back.” His admonition is to stop nursing your pain or setbacks and instead get up and fight. He exhorts you to fight. You can change. You can make a difference. It’s not over. You can come back. If you are with a consumer technology company planning to launch a new product at CES or are even looking ahead to CES 2019, the Max Borges Agency can help you succeed. To learn more, check out: www.maxborgesagency.com. Topics Featured In This Episode [1:04] Introduction of Doug Wead, Author and former Presidential Advisor [3:07] Doug Wead’s favorite comeback story and what gives people to power to come back [6:17] How Doug’s charitable work in Cambodia led him into politics [10:03] Turning your greatest weaknesses into your greatest strength [13:57] What would Doug Wead’s super bowl commercial promote? {15:40] Doug Wead’s great comeback speech in its entirety Connect with Guest Name Doug Wead Connect With Max Borges www.MaxBorgesAgency.com LinkedIn Subscribe to Unconventional Genius onApple Podcasts, Otto Radio, Player FM, Soundcloud, or Spotify

How Doug got the $80k in financing he needed to start his business before Shark Tank. We get into applying for Shark Tank, legal stipulations for appearing on the show, and preparation and coaching guests get before they appear in front of the Sharks.

We talk to Doug Trudeau of Tierra Antigua Realty in Tuscon, AZ, the first realtor in the country to use drones for real estate, about using video and drones to tell the story of a home.  You'll learn: 1. Which basic cinematography techniques to use when creating a listing video and how to make it look professional. 2. How to make a video match the personality of a home. 3. How to use a drone to film a listing: which techniques to use and what to shoot. 4. The hoops you have to jump through to fly a drone. 5. How to be safe and respect privacy when using a drone. 6. How much it costs to operate a drone. 7. How Doug's use of drones has proven to be a competitive advantage. 8. How Doug uses virtual tours, video and professional photos to impress potential buyers.   Links mentioned: Doug Trudeau Facebook Doug Trudeau YouTube Doug Trudeau Pinterest 3497 Drake video                

“There is nothing better than getting things done on behalf of the people that you serve and making their lives better”  - Doug Duncan The Washington Post called Doug Duncan the best County Executive in Montgomery County history.  But then what was splashed all over the media was Doug withdrawing from the Maryland governor race due to severe depression. What followed Doug calls “two years of living in hell.” In this frank, revealing interview you’ll hear about Doug’s struggle with depression – from denial of its existence to coming to terms and asking for help to making it his mission to help others suffering from this debilitating mental illness. We also discuss how Doug’s family, faith, leadership philosophy and passion for public service have shaped his life and journey as a leader. What You'll Learn How Doug Duncan transformed a mental health crisis that forced him out of the MD Governor race into an even bigger opportunity to serve the public What might be the early signs of depression vs. high stress (and see the link below for more symptoms of depression) How Doug overcomes shyness by focusing on his passion for public service Why it’s crucial for leaders to be transparent and tell the truth even under the toughest of circumstances Differences between leadership as a politician vs. of a non-profit like LGW What is Doug’s “Secret Handshake” club and who should join The importance of sharing your vision as a leader Tips and strategies to combat “loneliness at the top” and make friends at any stage of life How Leadership Greater Washington and other professional organizations can help leaders connect and grow Links & Resources Leadership Greater Washington - http://www.lgwdc.org Mental Health Association of Montgomery County - http://www.mhamc.org/html/index.html Checklist of depression symptoms - http://depressionhurts.ca/en/checklist/ Study about importance of friendship - http://www.webmd.com/balance/features/good-friends-are-good-for-you Rotary Club - https://www.rotary.org Kiwanis - http://www.kiwanis.org Knights of Columbus - http://www.kofc.org/en//index.html Lion’s Club - http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/index.php About Doug Duncan Doug Duncan has been a leader in the Greater Washington Region for over thirty years and today serves as President & CEO of Leadership Greater Washington, where he brings together regional leaders and regional challenges to foster positive community impact.  LGW is a thirty year organization with over fifteen hundred members who have gone through its Signature Program and who are among the top decision makers in the region. Mr. Duncan is best known for having served three terms as Montgomery County Executive, the top elected official in Maryland’s largest jurisdiction. The Washington Post has called him the best County Executive in Montgomery County history.  In his highly successful 12 years in office, he developed, coordinated and implemented a wide array of initiatives on the local, regional and state levels, in partnership with multiple constituencies including residents, civic groups, unions, non-profits, the business and education communities, and other elected officials. He led Montgomery County through its transformation from a suburban bedroom community into a thriving urban center recognized for visionary land planning, its global technology industry, and vast open spaces and parks. The results of Doug Duncan’s landmark initiatives have been hailed nationally as models for other communities across the country. He successfully revitalized downtown Silver Spring, now a national model for urban redevelopment.  He led the effort to fund and construct the Music Center at Strathmore, rated as one of the best concert halls in the country. And during an extraordinarily dangerous time in our region’s history, Mr. Duncan, along with Police Chief Charles Moose, helped lead this community through the DC area sniper shootings, where he earned the title of Chaplain for the region. In his career, Mr. Duncan also co-founded a continuous advisory services firm for state and local governments, was Vice President for Administrative Affairs at the University of Maryland College Park, was a National Account Manager for AT&T, and served as Mayor of Rockville, his hometown. Among numerous awards, Mr. Duncan has been named to the Washington Business Journal Power 100 and as a Washingtonian of the Year by Washingtonian Magazine.  

“HuntFishTravel - Food Plots with Horny Buck Seed Co” Doug Kostreva stops by to explain how the company got its name, considerations for planting a food plot, how to hunt over one and then he goes on a rant as epic as any I've ever gone on. 1:40 Horny Buck Seed back story5:35 How Doug handled some bullying that occurred with his children.10:10 What types of food plots can you plant? Food Plot or Shot Plot?15:00 Where to get a soil testing kit.17:00 Why cutting corners should be avoided.20:00 What you should be considering for your spring food plots now, in winter.23:00 Is there such a thing as a "Winter Food plot"?25:00 Recommendations for hunting over an established food plot.28:00 How Horny Buck Seed got its name.37:00 Chris Brackett Shout Out.40:00 What's on the horizon for Horny Buck Seed.44:00 A hunter vs hunter rant "kill what you want and stop being a jerk".54:00 Contact info for Horny Buck Seed. Check out http://hornybuckseed.com for more information.

Doug Geiger is the founder of CanYouHandlebar.com and senior project manager at Saddleback Leather Co. In today's interview, we not only talk about both of these companies, but we also look specifically at how Doug has leveraged giveaways to grow his business rapidly. Just a few of the topics we cover: Doug's background as senior project manager at Saddleback Leather Co. How Doug uses true stories to grow his brands The fastest ways to market a company (as well as the LEAST effective ways, and what to avoid) How Doug launched CanYouHandlebar.com from scratch The thought process behind niche products like mustache creams and leather satchels The long road to retail And much, much more... Where you can find Doug Geiger online: CanYouHandlebar.com @CanYouHandleBar If you enjoyed today's podcast, please leave a review on iTunes here. Thanks so much in advance for your support.