Podcasts about how ed

Does indoor cannabis cultivation have to come with environmental drawbacks? Not anymore. One company has found a way to minimize its emissions AND cut costs in half - all with the power of the sun. Here to tell us about it is Edward Dow of Solar Therapeutics, the first energy-independent dispensary in the world. Learn more at https://solarthera.com  Key Takeaways: [2:17] An inside look at Solar Therapeutics, the world's first energy-independent cannabis cultivation and retail facility based in Somerset, MA [2:57] Ed's background in engineering and what led him to become CEO of Solar Therapeutics [5:55] Solar's unique indoor cultivation facility, including its extensive solar arrays and centralized heating and cooling systems [8:32] How Solar implemented its own microgrid to create a 100% self-sufficient, energy-independent facility [10:40] How Ed was able to bootstrap what's now a multi-million dollar operation entirely from private investors [15:25] Solar's collaboration with Fluence to earn over $1 million in energy efficiency rebates [17:30] The advantages of broad-spectrum LEDs for energy costs and crop yields [19:56] How Solar significantly offsets its costs through its heating and cooling systems [22:36] Solar's energy costs versus other similar vertically-integrated dispensaries [25:15] The cannabis industry's growing carbon footprint and what it will take for companies to implement more sustainable practices [28:21] The best-selling products in Massachusetts and new trends to look out for [30:12] Solar Therapeutics' goals to become a multi-state operator, from Rhode Island to New York and beyond

Benjamin G. Druss, M.D., M.P.H., joins Dr. Dixon and Dr. Berezin to discuss two articles: 1) A qualitative study of barriers and facilitators to transitions from the emergency department to outpatient mental health care 2) Supporting the mental health workforce during and after COVID-19. Dr. Druss is a psychiatrist and a professor in the Department of Health Policy and Management at the School of Public Health at Emory University. How research interests and career path have provided expertise on these two seemingly very disparate articles (1:36) Background on interests in emergency department transitions (3:01) Methodology of ED transition study (4:23) Questions asked of subjects (7:52) Client, provider, and system perspectives (8:50) Social determinants of treatment seeking and post-discharge care (12:09) Surprising findings (14:38) How ED visits are often a confluence of factors that are outside of the control of patients (16:35) Structural factors compounding transition difficulties (18:38) How technical assistance supports the adoption and sustainment of evidence-based practices (23:00) Factors affecting successful implementation of evidence-based interventions (26:44) COVID disruption (29:00) COVID's long-term effects on mental health service delivery (33:00) Panoramic view of COVID's effects on the field from adjudicating papers (34:51) Subscribe to the podcast here. Check out Editor's Choice, a set of curated collections from the rich resource of articles published in the journal Browse other articles on our web site. Be sure to let your colleagues know about the podcast, and please rate and review it wherever you listen to it. Listen to other podcasts produced by the American Psychiatric Association. Follow the journal on Twitter. E-mail us at psjournal@psych.org

In this episode of the SALTovation podcast, we speak with Ed Sealover, senior reporter for Denver Business Journal (DBJ), Laurel Witt, associate council with Colorado Municipal League (CML), and our very own Judy Vorndran. Ed and Laurel break down the what, why and how of Colorado's Sales and Use Tax System (SUTS) , which is a destination-based tax system as a result of the Wayfair decision. They discuss some of the issues they have seen from participating businesses and jurisdictions.   Questions asked and answered in this Episode:   How did Ed become aware of the SUTS issues and what is he following now on behalf of the businesses? Do businesses approach the Denver Business Journal as an outlet for their concerns? What is the Colorado Municipal League’s role in general? What does home rule mean? What has CLM heard or done to address the reluctants within the jurisdictions and municipalities they represent? What is Ed hearing from the business community on what they wished they knew more about? Did Laurel see the increase in online buying from the pandemic incentivized governments and jurisdictions to come on board? Is there a safe harbor with the SUTS that doesn’t go back on the business if a vendor messes your address up? What are the top two priorities for CML in 2021? What should we keep in mind or be aware of from a business perspective in relation to this sales tax shift?   What You Will Discover:   [01:55] How Ed became aware of the issues & what he’s following now [07:33] Colorado Municipal League’s role [09:57] What does home rule mean [16:24] Concerns with the inability to integrate SUTS with own website [22:20] What CML has done to address those reluctant [30:46] The issues with business licenses [36:20] What the business community wished they knew more about [38:54] How the increase in online spending incentivized governments and jurisdictions [42:47] A safe harbor system [51:35] CML’s top two priorities in 2021 [53:20] What to keep in mind with the sales tax shift from a business perspective   Quotables:   “There’s a lot of concern that SUTS, while it’s wonderful for calculating and remitting taxes to the state, it’s not as useful unless you want to invest a decent amount of money hiring a contractor to interface SUTS with your website. It’s not as useful for interacting with your customers.” - Ed Sealover [17:17] “SUTS is not a one size fits all solution, nor is it really honestly a solution if you’re a multistate vendor selling outside of the state of Colorado.” - Judy Vorndran [18:00] “It is an issue that we have flagged and want to talk about again, because business licenses are something that I think are really problematic. Like there’s no way a business in Massachusetts cares about getting a business license in all the self-collecting home rules jurisdictions.” - Laurel Witt [31:57] “SUTS and the pandemic all kind of happened around the same time… in March of last year, which was a little bit chaotic for all of us. But as cities start seeing money coming in through that way, they just started jumping on SUTS a lot faster.” - Laurel Witt [39:32] “I think the question here is not completely how do we make sure that everyone complies. How do we make sure that compliance is not an overburdensome thing?” - Ed Sealover [54:19]   Relevant Links:   Ed Sealover on Twitter: @ESealoverDenBiz Ed Sealover on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/ed-sealover-71116416a/ Denver Business Journal: bizjournals.com/denver Laurel Witt on Twitter: @COMuniLawyer Laurel Witt on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/laurelwitt Colorado Municipal League: cml.org

Make sure to check the license plate number and look for all the correct stickers because this we're taking a journey through the murderous mind of the man who would come to be known as the coed killer, bumblebutt Edmund Kemper. On our first “true-crime” episode we discuss the gorey details of both the man and the murders he committed; sparing nothing in our vivisection of his mental meat and decoding his evil deeds.On this week's episode we discuss:-Childhood warning signs-Ed Kemper's family life-Mommy issues-Violence and sexuality-Murder by numbers-Weapons used-How Ed did it-Gorey details-Why Ed did it-Toxic masculinity-Did Clarnel know?On the extended episode (available at www.Patreon.com/TheWholeRabbit) we discuss: -GG. Allin's Poetry-What Ed did to his mom's head-The Dark Feminine-Nephilim and Incel-Self actualization-What body part the hosts would keep-Capital punishment-Ed Kemper on Twitter-Ties to fiction-Mari gets drunkWhere to find The Whole Rabbit: Online Emporium: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/thewholerabbit/Stickers, t-shirts, hoodies and more!Twitter: https://twitter.com/1WholeRabbitLet's get the conversation started! Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVThe best place for ALL devices. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbit_/Like, subscribe and comment to see all our weird artsy stuff.Sources:Human Monsters:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r0hh4l_r610Part 3: Ed Kemper · Martin Fido The Silence of the Lambs: The True Story:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=75wLvjLO4j0Crime Library:https://web.archive.org/web/20150210031712/http://www.crimelibrary.com/serial_killers/predators/kemper/10.htmlEd Kemper 1984 Interview:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8x5PeZZFNsEd Kemper's Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_KemperSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thewholerabbit)

Today it’s great to chat with Ed Catmull. Ed is the co-founder of Pixar Animation Studios and former president of Pixar Animation and Disney Animation. He has been honored with five Academy Awards, including the Gordon E. Sawyer Award for lifetime achievement in the field of computer graphics. He received his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Utah and is the author of Creativity, Inc.: Overcoming the Unseen Forces that Stand in the Way of True Inspiration. He lives in San Francisco with his wife and children. Topics [1:04] Ed’s childhood growing up in Utah in the 50s [3:57] Ed’s entry point into the field of animation [7:30] The evolution of computer graphics [12:20] How Ed broke barriers in his field [15:21] Ed’s encounters with Silicon Valley and emerging technologies [20:29] Ed’s interactions with Steve Jobs [34:36] How to create a sustainable creative culture [43:22] Ed describes his leadership style [46:01] How to protect the creative process and handle internal conflict [56:33] What it means to take risks at Pixar [1:03:32] The core principles that make Pixar so creative [1:10:17] How to lead an effective team [1:13:13] The appeal of anthropomorphic characters in animation [1:16:20] The impact of the pandemic on Pixar [1:24:40] Ed’s opinion on cancel culture [1:26:30] Ed’s thoughts on the future of animation [1:33:00] Diversifying Pixar [1:37:32] Ed’s complete inability to visualize (aphantasia) [1:40:38] Ed’s thoughts on the field of education --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

Have you ever considered adding Moringa or Hoodia plants to your farm’s production? Joining us today is Ed Rau, founding owner and President of Sustainable Bioresources. Sustainable Bioresources is a small business primarily engaged in research and development of new cultivars of plants for organic, sustainable cultivation as crops, educational purposes, and uses in new proprietary products including drugs, nutraceuticals, foods, and biopesticides. Their capabilities also include provision of consulting services relating to environmental health practice, hazardous waste management, and sustainable purchasing systems. Ed is a Registered Hazardous Substance Professional and is licensed in Maryland as a Environmental Health Specialist. He has over 40 years of professional experience in environmental health practice, hazardous materials management, and research. With such experience, his area of expertise is quite bountiful! Be sure to check it out and absorb his 4 decades of knowledge!   You’ll hear: An overview of Sustainable Bioresources 1:12 How Ed got started with the nursery 3:28 About the uses and qualities of the Moringa plant 7:30 The best way to get started with Moringa 19:21 What to do with the Moringa stems 25:58 Where you can learn more about Ed and Sustainable Bioresources 34:47 How to ship Moringa or Hoodia seeds to the US 35:24   About the Guest:Edward Rau is the founding owner and president of our company, and Principal Investigator for its several active research projects.  Ed has an undergraduate degree in biology and a master of science degree in environmental and occupational health from California State University at Northridge.  He also completed an additional certificate program in hazardous materials management at the University of California, Davis. Ed has over 40 years of professional experience in environmental health practice, hazardous materials management and research.  Prior to leading the company on a full-time basis, he worked in various positions in the private and public sectors as a chemical technician and Registered Sanitarian.  In 1978, he joined the Commissioned Corps of the U.S. Public Health Service (USPHS) as an officer and was assigned to various positions of increasing responsibility in the Indian Health Service and hazardous waste management at the National Institutes of Health (NIH).  After 30 years of service he retired from active duty with the USPHS as an Environmental Health Director holding the rank of Captain.  He continued working with the NIH for another five years in a civilian position as a Special Assistant to the Director of the Division of Environmental Protection.  In that capacity, he created and lead sustainability innovation projects including the Substances of Concern Reduction Initiative and development of novel methods to facilitate incorporation of diverse sustainability related requirements into electronic purchasing systems. Over his career, Ed received numerous uniformed services and civilian commendations.  He created and led the Mad as a Hatter Campaign for a Mercury-Free NIH and developed new training materials to improve awareness of the potential role of mercury contamination in promoting development of resistance to antibiotics in bacteria.  For the campaign effort, he received the American Chemical Society’s 2005 Howard Fawcett Award for outstanding contributions in chemical health and safety.  Two projects that he subsequently created and promoted while assigned to the NIH received White House GreenGov presidential awards from the Bush and Obama administrations.  In 2009, the NIH laboratory building decontamination and decommissioning process, now referred to as Sustainable High Efficiency Deconstruction (SHED) received the Closing the Circle GreenGov award for the category Seeds of Change, and in 2013 the Substances of Concern Reduction Initiative received the award for the category Sustainable Innovation. While assigned to NIH Captain Rau carried out applied research activities relating to his hazardous waste management responsibilities.  This included development of minimization and treatment methods for mixed waste (radioactive hazardous waste) and other multi hazardous waste streams generated by biomedical research activities.  Working with other NIH investigators he also devised novel apparatus and experiments to investigate the extreme resistance of prions, the agents responsible for mad cow disease, scrapie and other spongiform encephalopathies to thermal inactivation.  The apparatus simulated conditions in a medical waste incinerator and captured emissions from burning tissues containing a thermally resistant strain of scrapie.  These studies defined the extreme conditions necessary for inactivation of the agent and led Ed to propose a new theory of agent replication by means of inorganic templates.  This work was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Science and co authored with Dr. Carleton Gajdusek, a Nobel Laureate and other leading prion researchers. Ed is a Registered Hazardous Substance Professional and licensed in Maryland licensed as an Environmental Health Specialist.  He holds active memberships in the American Chemical Society, National Environmental Health Association, Alliance of Hazardous Materials Professionals, Sustainable Purchasing Leadership Council, the Cosmos Club of Washington DC, Medical Reserve Corps of the Hawaii Department of Health, and a newly formed local Community Emergency Response Team for the Discovery Harbour area of Hawaii.   Resources:Website - https://sustainablebioresources.com/

Edward Karr is an international entrepreneur, the founder of several investment management and investment banking firms based in Geneva, Switzerland and has been active in the natural resource industry for years. Ed has significant experience in serving as a board member with numerous public companies. He was most recently the Executive Chairman of U.S. Gold Corp, a gold exploration and development company. In this interview, Ed shares the successful speculation strategy he has employed for wealth generation via small cap stocks. 0:00 Introduction 2:06 How Ed got into the mining sector 3:35 Ed’s wealth has come from successful speculation 4:16 Put all your eggs in one basket and watch it closely 7:40 Can retail mining investors be successful? 10:30 Looking at executive compensation 12:06 Reach out to executives 14:32 U.S. Gold Corp. update $USAU Sign up for our free newsletter and receive interview transcripts, stock profiles and investment ideas: http://eepurl.com/cHxJ39 This interview was not sponsored. The content found on MiningStockEducation.com is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered personal legal or investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell securities or any other product. It is based on opinions, SEC filings, current events, press releases and interviews but is not infallible. It may contain errors and MiningStockEducation.com offers no inferred or explicit warranty as to the accuracy of the information presented. If personal advice is needed, consult a qualified legal, tax or investment professional. Do not base any investment decision on the information contained on MiningStockEducation.com or our videos. We may hold equity positions in and/or be compensated by some of the companies featured on this site and therefore are biased and hold an obvious conflict of interest. MiningStockEducation.com may provide website addresses or links to websites and we disclaim any responsibility for the content of any such other websites. The information you find on MiningStockEducation.com is to be used at your own risk. By reading MiningStockEducation.com, you agree to hold MiningStockEducation.com, its owner, associates, sponsors, affiliates, and partners harmless and to completely release them from any and all liabilities due to any and all losses, damages, or injuries (financial or otherwise) that may be incurred.

Ed Latimore is a former professional heavy weight boxer, a chess player, a professional writer and an interesting character. Latimore came on the podcast and discussed with Vance Crowe what it was like to grow up in the projects, tells how he flunked out of college and then became a professional boxer, got a degree in physics and was in the Army.The two discuss how men are not being talked about fairly in society, how nuance is lost in the war between the sexes and why men are being lost.3:04 | Start5:32 | Growing up in the projects8:38 | How Ed got into boxing15:13 | "Any boxer can become a pro"21:46 | What is the Red Pill?25:04 | The problem with how we're raising boys and girls in 202131:10 | We may never see soldiers on the battlefield again34:03 | How much does Alcohol contribute to abuse?36:06 | Why aggression lowers after marriage42:07 | Why does Ed hate weddings?46:44 | Talking about Prenups49:50 | "Women are kicking men's ***"

WHAT IS THIS EPISODE ALL ABOUT? Helping young people defend their faith especially as most of the worlds we’re living a post Christian context. Ed Stolle shares his experience and ideas on how to answer some of the difficult questions young people can answer. ABOUT ED STOLLE Ed Stolle is a Certified Financial Crimes Investigator, Certified Fraud Examiner. Though and expert in his field, his passion is developing and implementing evidence-based apologetics (defending one’s faith). His teaching is geared towards young people, their carers and youth leaders. Ed teaches a range of topics in classes and offers his knowledge and expertise free of charge to churches, youth groups and Christian organisations. Ed is based in Maryland, USA where he lives with his family. TRANSCRIPT SUMMARY 1.11 How Ed started as an apologist. 2.27 Answering a child’s question about the authenticity of a bible story using contemporary examples. 5.51 What does apologetics mean? 6.51 Are leaders in the Church equipped to defend their faith? Content of the bible vs doctrine. 9.34 Churches uncomfortable talking about certain topics. Leaders in the church answering hard or uncomfortable questions. 10.49 Anti-Christian bias in present day culture. 11.15 The challenge to Christian faith and it’s impact on engaging youth. 13.52 Challenge to an 8-year-old practicing his faith in school in Michigan USA and a teen who was stopped from praying in her break in Texas and University students loosing their faith. Religions, State and separation of the two. 17.35 The hidden agenda thesis. Atheist quote from the late Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University, Richard Rorty- see quote here - https://www.adflegal.org/blog/we-hate-you-now-give-us-your-kids-so-we-can-turn-them-against-you#close 18.45 What parents/carers/leaders in the church do to encourage young people in their faith. Preparing them for people attacking their faith. The importance of backing up claims with evidence. 22.48 Advice. Build relationships. Don’t avoid difficult questions. Teach the bible with evidence. 26.08 Barna research on the Connected Generation and rates of depression. 26.56 How to Get in touch with Ed Stolle. Get in touch with Ed Stolle for a FREE workshop for youth or parents via email - edls@yahoo.com Hank Hanegraaff The Bible Answer Book. Provides quick answers tricky questions- https://www.christianbook.com/bible-answer-book-volume-2-ebook/hank-hanegraaff/9781418577957/pd/13666EB (eBook). Also available on Amazon and other book retails around the world.. Barna Group’s world-wide research project The Connected Generation about youth and faith https://theconnectedgeneration.com God’s not dead - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gods-Not-Dead-Willie-Robertson/dp/B00OSNV8I8 Robert Pershing Wadlow the 20th century giant https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Wadlow James Bartley swallowed by a whale- https://www.ycaol.com/swallowed.htm --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healthy-church-growth-sho/message

Join my discussion with Ed Cohen, Founder of Global Business News, a company that hosts conferences, provides independent news and industry updates, and more all about global HR, mobility, relocation, immigration, and more. Ed Cohen is a household name in the industry, so let's get to know the ban who is usually the one interviewing others! Here's what we'll be discussing: Ed's early life, education, and early days of his career, How Ed got started in the global mobility / HR industry, How his businesses have grown and expanded over the years, What Ed has learned about creating and sharing written, audio and video industry content, How Ed has weathered the COVID-19 storm and what he's seen across the industry, What Ed sees for the future of Global Business News, and the immigration/mobility industry more generally For More Information on Global Business News: https://www.globalbusinessnews.net/​

What We Covered00:54 – Meranda and Brian flip the script by introducing fellow host, Ed Narke as today's guest01:56 – Ed speaks to his extensive background in CMC and the importance he places on building relationships based on trust11:06 – Ed expounds on his role at DSI and the impact he, Brian, Meranda and the entire DSI team are having on the CMC industry17:11 – Ed talks about his personal background and roots and the value of being adaptable and the impact COVID-19 has had on his business21:36 – Ed thanks some of the many mentors and friends who have assisted him throughout his career26:48 – Ed provides best practices and advice for operating within the CMC industry30:55 – How Ed strives to build trust in relationships37:27 – Ed shares some of his thoughts on the keys to his success40:32 – Ed answers a listener question about microbiome-based products43:31 – The value of developing powerful, positive routines45:46 – Understanding the urgency of self-improvementTweetable Quotes“I look back on my career and I kind of made a few big mistakes. For example, I went into the office of the Vice President at this company to resign. I was a kid and I was just upset about certain stupid little things. And, when I walked in there, instead of leaving the job, I made a connection with him as another lifelong mentor.” “Comparing INDs, NDAs, BLAs, I've always had this fascination with putting stuff together into a story.” “I hope I look back in fourteen years and say, ‘These are the best days of my life.'” “One of the things I have to remind myself every day is that life really hasn't changed, I have.”“Everything I learned that is valuable and dicey and on the edge I learned from Dan [Torok].” “My goal, hopefully, is to grow CMC Live, make it more interactive and maybe have a live audience with questions.” “To truly build trust, I learned it's better for my colleagues to get to know me as a person.” “Two things control the way we operate and who we are: our brains and our gut.” Relevant LinksDesign Space InPharmatics – LinkedInDesign Space InPharmatics – TwitterEdward Narke on LinkedIn

In this episode, Craig talks with Ed Freyfogle about his live event (Geomob) and the podcast that goes with it. With fifty episodes under his belt, Ed has a lot of great information to share about how he organizes interviews, records episodes, tips for new podcasters, and on the topic of podcasting as a business-related hobby. Ed also talks about how the podcast has been a great compliment to their live event and the perks of having both. Ed Freyfogle is the co-founder of OpenCage (which provides a geocoding API) and organized Geomob (the live event and the virtual events). His podcast, the Geomob podcast, is a space where he and his cohosts can talk about the geo community, provide updates on their projects as well as interview prominent figures in the industry. If you have any questions about this episode or want to get some of the resources we mentioned, head over to Castos.com/podcast. And as always, if you’re enjoying the show please share it with someone who you think would enjoy it as well. If you have a quick moment in this busy holiday season, please leave us a review on iTunes. It is your continued support that will help us continue to help others. Thank you so much! Today you’ll learn about: What is Geomob? How Ed splits up podcasting duties How a podcast and an event can work together Building relationships through a podcast How Ed organizes interviews guests and records episodes The podcasting duties Ed automates and delegates The perks to keeping it simple The future of the Geomob Podcast Podcasting as a business-related hobby Resources/Links: Ed Freyfogle: https://freyfogle.com/ Ed on twitter: https://twitter.com/freyfogle Geomob Podcast: https://thegeomob.com/podcast/ Savvy Cal: https://savvycal.com/ Calendly: https://calendly.com/ Acuity: https://acuityscheduling.com/

In the last 26 years, Ed Molitor has developed his leadership skills in both athletics and business. From working as an NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, in order to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all types of leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group specializes in empowering individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn about in this episode: What personal resilience is and why it requires something different during the second wave of the COVID What the psychological stamina requires and what the benefits are What the three keys are to psychological stamina How to build psychological stamina when things are going well How to get your team back to moving in the right direction together during bouts of boredom, fear, struggle, and personal adversity How Ed painted a picture for his team with a story that fostered emotional buy-in and empowered them to solve their issues on their own Why it is so important to find a way to show up every day like your life and your team members' lives depend on it Additional resources: Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com Website: www.themolitorgroup.com Instagram: @edmolitor Download a FREE copy of my new eBook, ‘Growing Through Crisis' and learn why vulnerability can be a powerful leadership asset. Episode 79: Mark Heidersbach- Performance Excellence in the Face of Adversity HBR- How To Lead When Your Team Is Exhausted- and You Are, Too ESPN : Texas Longhorns' Andrew Jones hits game-winner 3 years after leukemia diagnosis

Over Coffee® is on holiday hiatus.  Please enjoy this reposting of one of our most popular episodes of 2020, and we'll see you as CES® 2021 goes virtual! HYPERVSN USA Regional Director Ed Teller(Photo courtesy of HYPERVSN, nad used with permission.) HYPERVSN has a tendency to wow anyone who sees it. Just ask Ed Teller, who is USA Regional Director for the London-based company.   Upon his introduction to the technology, Ed says he couldn't stop looking at it! So, what is HYPERVSN?  The world's first holographic 3D display system.  In other words, it's a system which creates 3D images that seem to materialize in midair.  Prior to the pandemic, at CES® 2020, staff also displayed a new, interactive version of the technology. And it's not just for advertising.  HYPERVSN's customizable content lends itself to a number of other uses. Earlier this year, we talked with Ed, who shared the story of HYPERVSN, explored some of the uses of the technology and shared the ways HYPERVSN can communicate messages of safety during the pandemic. On this edition of Over Coffee®, we cover: How Ed first encountered HYPERVSN’s holographic technology; The story of HYPERVSN; How the technology can work for noncommercial applications, such as education; How users can customize and create their own content; Some of the noncommercial ways individuals are using the holographic systems; How the device works!; Some of Ed’s favorite creative experiences, using the technology; A look at the programs which HYPERVSN created to get messaging out, during the pandemic; Some of the ways HYPERVSN may work in a post-pandemic world.

Are you into social media, branding, or even real estate? Are you afraid to take your journey a notch higher because of the struggles that you might encounter along the way? Well, you will find this podcast episode interesting as our guest for today, Mr. Ed Stulak, also found himself in the same situation. He doesn’t even have anyone that he could rely on when it comes to his love for real estate.Ed will share to us the relevant experiences that he had along the way as well as the struggles that we all could relate into. Take note of the tips that he is going to drop that would help you overcome the challenges that come your way. But first, let’s take a glimpse on Ed’s past.An expert in his field, Ed is a successful Licensed Realtor and Social Media ‘shark.’ His expertise has earned him several platforms that are now helping aspiring realtors to be like him. He focuses on the things or platforms that could guarantee your success. So, sit back as we all take the time to listen to his words of advice which have been tested and proven effective in this industry.  Book mentioned:The 4-Hour Workweek - Timothy Ferriss Names mentioned:Aaron Groucho Here’s what you missed:Finding love in real estateKnowing your brand and your voiceHow to delegate properlyWhich platform to use to grow your brandTikTok versus BillboardsIndirect marketing (2:06) How Ed started with real estate(3:15) How he pursued his interest in the industry(4:35) The importance of knowing your main focus(7:18) Knowing your strength and improving it(8:08) Why it is essential to delegate work(9:27) Platforms that you can use to grow your brand(10:44) The beauty of TikTok(14:16) How TikTok works(18:25) Tips on how to figure your brand out(19:00) How to create content for your brand(29:10) Regrets on not taking on a mentor when he first started out  Quotes/Advices(1:;18) A lot of realtors are the same. I don't want to be the same.(4:39) That business will come. Just take it slow.(5:14) Social media works. You just got to implement that the right way.(7:45) Focus on your strengths and make your strengths stronger.(8:29) I'd rather spend the money to make more.(12:58) Bad brands stay the same. Good brands keep adapting or keep changing.(18:25) You gotta figure out what your brand is about. It's not going to be an overnight thing.( 20:43) Now it's figuring out what you're truly passionate about and just being true to it and not trying to hide around it. Not trying to be fake just because it sells.(34:25) Logically know that as fast as things come, they can go too. Links:Ed Stulak Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/edstulak/Ed Stulak TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realtoroftiktokEd Stulak Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edstulak.realestate/Coaching Website: https://igrecoaching.com/

Ed Molitor, Sr. has 42 years of experience as an educator, coach and motivator. A firm believer that life and athletics is a “Frame of Mind Game”, Ed has presented to hundreds of coaches and student-athletes at clinics and sports camps throughout the Midwest. He also taught graduate classes to teachers and coaches on such topics as peak performance, leadership, team building, sports motivation and mental strength training. Inducted into the I.B.C.A. Hall Of Fame in 1997, Ed also serves on the All-State selection committee. A consummate motivator, he has developed a unique plan for athletes of all ages to reach their potential. When applied, his insights into motivation and thought management will certainly make a difference in a person's life. He has helped a countless number of athletes learn to balance the stress of competition and the other areas of their lives. They are able to transfer what they have learned into a life of self-discipline, self-control, self-confidence and peak performance. Coaching Resume: Head Basketball Coach Palatine High School, Palatine, Illinois 1976 – 2008 Head Basketball Coach Marist High School, Chicago, Illinois 1969 – 1976 Assistant Basketball Coach Marist High School, Chicago, Illinois 1968 – 1969 Assistant Basketball Coach DePaul Academy, Chicago, Illinois 1966 – 1968 Assistant Basketball Coach AA Illinois North All-Stars 1979 and 1992 Head Basketball Coach AA Illinois North All-Stars 1993 Assistant Coach for the Illinois Select AAU Team that defeated the Russian Junior National Team in 1988 Served on the Basketball Advisory Board for the I.H.S.A. 1985 – 1988 Serves on the I.B.C.A. All- State Board 1981-present Inducted into the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1997 Conducted Basketball Camps throughout the Midwest 1973 – 2007 Teaching Resume: Physical Education, Palatine High School, Palatine Illinois 1976 – 2008 Continuing Education Instructor for Pearson Professional Development, St. Xavier University, Chicago, Illinois 1990 – 2006 Biology, Health and Physical Education, Marist High School, Chicago, Illinois, 1968 – 1976 Biology, DePaul Academy, Chicago, Illinois 1966 -1968 Memberships: Member of the National Association of Basketball Coaches Member of the Illinois Basketball Coaches Association What you'll learn about in this episode: What are four components that help drive your coaching philosophy How your coaching philosophy helps shape the culture of your team, program, and organization How Ed studied other coaches and built a coaching philosophy that was his own, so he was ready to go when he became a head coach Why Ed believes that all behavior is meaningful, purposeful, and needs fulfillment How your coaching philosophy needs to evolve over time while holding true to your values and never compromising what you stand for Why it is so significant to not coach everyone the same way, yet treat them the same way What are the four basic needs of every human and why is it so important to know which ones your people value the most on an individual basis What are the key questions you can ask yourself as you build your coaching philosophy    

You may think you know how to best cope with your grief or how to overcome your pain, until something happens that causes grief to consume every aspect of your life. When this happens, many people turn to anger, humor, overproductivity, or other STERB - Short Term Energy Relieving Behavior. These short-term behaviors do not help us fully heal, and ultimately we have to take action to resolve this grief. Today, I am joined by the inspiring grief recovery specialist, Ed Owens. Ed is a retired US Airforce first sergeant and civilian policeman. After his three-year-old son passed away, Ed overcame his short-term coping behaviors and found his way to the grief recovery method. He is currently the Director of Advanced Grief Recovery Method Program for Grief Recovery Institute and one of 15 instructors globally who trains and certifies grief recovery method specialists. Tune in to Episode 7 of Grief Recovery Now where Ed and I talk about his son’s passing, his personal journey with the grief recovery method, and the behaviors that can be used to mask grief. Some Questions I Ask What was it like in the police and what is it like today? (10:08)What would you do to bring people from different sides together in grief recovery? (13:14)What has your grief recovery experience been like? (21:26)Do you think your anger helped you avoid dealing with grief? (26:19)What was the next step for you after relieving the anger? (31:41)How do you speak to someone who is afraid to let go of the grief? (37:55)Do you have any words of wisdom you would like to share? (39:10)In This Episode You Will Learn My personal experience with COVID testing (1:38)Ed Owen’s background (6:32)What the Grief Recovery Method is (15:18)How Ed’s son passed away (24:40)That anger isn’t a primary emotion (28:19)How Ed moved on from coping with anger (31:52)The story of how Ed was introduced to the Grief Recovery Method (33:38)What losing his son taught Ed and the lasting impacts on his life (36:17)Behaviors that might be signs of masking grief (42:00)Connect with Ed LinkedInThe Grief Recovery Method Let’s Connect! The Grief Recovery MethodInstagramFacebookJoin the Grief Recovery Now Facebook Group See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Jesse sits down with business strategist and founder of Excellius, Ed Evarts! He why he decided to leave corporate America to start a business with no funding and no experience! Chapters: 1:16 - Meet Ed Evarts? 6:33 - Finding a stable job 9:06 - "Retail was in our blood" 14:18 - Transitioning out of retail 19:10 - Branching out into entrepreneurship 24:22 - Becoming an entrepreneur in the midst of a depression 28:20 - The early stages of Ed's business 30:47 - Scaling up and turning a profit 32:53 - Writing his first book 37:34 - Experiences from Ed's Podcast 41:08 - How Ed's podcast changed his business 44:54 - Lessons from Stephen Covey and other business writers Podcast Production by The Podcast Engineer ➡ www.thepodcastengineer.com Watch the video version on YouTube! Follow Jesse on Instagram @jesse_tee.

Joining me on the show today is the incredibly accomplished and charismatic, Ed Zander! Ed came up as a technology marketer as that discipline was just beginning evolve. Originally from the East Coast, Ed spent a large portion of his early career working in the heart of Silicon Valley, overseeing dynamic teams and technological innovation that helped define the 90s and 00s tech scene. For fifteen years, Ed had an integral role at ‘Sun Microsystems', ultimately becoming President. Afterwards, Ed went on to become CEO of ‘Motorola', launching the classic ‘Motorola Razr', which lead the way in bringing fashionable and sleek design to handheld devices before the iPhone existed (Ed shares a number of interesting anecdotes about his discussions with Steve Jobs at the time).In this episode, we discuss Ed's journey to becoming the prolific investor and businessman that he is today, what his philosophies are on creating a strong company culture, why competitor analysis is such a key aspect to his marketing practices, and the importance of a lifelong dedication to learning. This will be one you won't want to miss and will definitely want to take notes on! I came away with so many ideas about approaches to apply to the companies in my portfolio!If you're interested to learn more, then tune in to Episode 11 of What Didn't Kill You! Some Questions I Ask:How did you find your way to working at ‘Sun Microsystems?' (1:14)Was moving to California a slight culture shock for you as someone who lived on the East Coast? (6:21)Did you feel a sense that you were at the beginning of something in your early days working in Silicon Valley? (8:40)Is there anything you can attribute your position at ‘Sun Microsystems' to? (24:03)How did you manage the fear that accompanied your new responsibilities at each of the companies you worked at? (33:05)What was the transition to ‘Motorola' like for you & How did the company culture differ from your previous role? (41:59)Touching on the public feud you had with Carl Icahn, how do you navigate those situations, particularly when the other party is so vocal in the public? (1:10:02)What role does having a strong life partner play in being able to face the adversity you've gone through in business? (1:23:01)What advice can you leave my listeners with today? (1:32:39)In This Episode You Will Learn:Some background on Ed's professional relationship with Scott G. McNealy (12:41)Marketing, Sales and Engineering insights from Rob's tenure at ‘Sun Microsystems' (14:10)How Ed took on existential considerations in business while operating on higher committees (20:21)Ed's philosophies on leadership in business (38:14)Ed's contribution to the launch and marketing of the ‘Motorola Razr' (53:26)The hurdles Ed overcame while working to include iTunes on the ‘Motorola Razr' (1:03:20)Let's Connect!What Didn't Kill You - InstagramWhat Didn't Kill You - LinkedInWhat Didn't Kill You - WebsiteWhat Didn't Kill You - E-mail©2020 Michael Silverman. All rights reserved. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, Tim is with a truly mesmerizing leader, Ed Tate. Ed has been principal of Ed Tate & Associates, LLC, a professional development firm that provides keynote presentations and workshops, as well as in-person and do-it-yourself tools and expertise on High-Stakes Business Presentations. He also is a Toastmasters International world champion. Ed shares priceless wisdom on public speaking and leadership, and also gives tips and strategies on how to better serve a tough audience, how to express the real you, and how to safely get your emotions and reactions out to make way for a better and more constructive response. As you listen to this episode now, make sure to take down notes and get all the nuggets of wisdom that Ed generously shares with us to make your life more mesmerizing. Quotes: “Don't play what I call the comparison game. The comparison game is unwinnable.” - Ed Tate “Never degrade what your superpower is because you don't want people to doubt you.” - Ed Tate “One of my philosophies in terms of speaking is that the audience decides what works and what doesn't work, no matter how attached I may be to an idea, a concept, whatever. And I'll always test it.” - Ed Tate “As a leader, one of the things that you must do is you must communicate relentlessly.” - Ed Tate Mentions: https://www.facebook.com/TimShurr https://mesmerizingleadership.com/  https://www.survivingtothriving.me/ https://www.legendsummit.com/summit   The Godwink Series Book https://edtate.com/  Show Notes: [00:33] Greetings and introduction of Ed Tate  [01:00] Ed’s secret to his success [04:03] The speaker’s job [05:58] Letting the real you come out and using your own voice [13:12] Make it about your audience and others [14:31] Tips on how to best serve a tough audience [19:21] How Ed put together his championship speech    [24:55] How Ed and a team helped on merging two competing newspapers in Denver  [26:12] Change is emotional [27:15] Having meeting even when there’s no new information [28:31] The SCAN plan [32:37] Techniques for getting the emotions out [36:16] The value of Acknowledgment  [38:58] The Sedona Method [40:51] Ed’s coolest adventure  [45:36] Ed’s tip for high-stake business situations  [47:33] You have nothing to lose by asking    Make Your Day Mesmerizing!!

Ed Vincent is the founder and CEO of Festival Pass, the world’s first festival and live events subscription marketplace providing access to thousands of experiences around the globe across music, film, food and wine, art, sports, theater, lifestyle, and tech & innovation experiences. Enjoy thousands of events & festivals locally and globally for one monthly fee. Festival Pass is a story about community and creating experiences that change you. We as humans need connection - it’s in our DNA, as strong a need as food, water and warmth. The team at Festival Pass, that spans the globe from Bali to NY to Detroit to Lisbon, is bringing its members the only place to make accessing, discovering and attending festivals the most user friendly, frictionless, affordable and valuable member experience possible. Ed Vincent is an entrepreneur with over 25 years of business, technology and management experience including 6 years banking and valuation experience. He founded an e-commerce business in 1999 which was sold to a competitor in 2001, and is a repeat founder including SimplyEngage, myProducer, & Predict Ventures. Ed's passion for festivals, and the interpersonal connectivity fostered at festivals led him to found Festival Pass. Connect with Ed Vincent Festival Pass Facebook Instagram Twitter Snapchat Invest in Festival Pass on Wefunder LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Ed Vinecent in this Episode What Festival Pass is and how Ed's 20 years as an entrepreneur led to him founding it Ed's experience at Movie Pass and where he thinks their model went wrong and how it could have succeeded The credit-based model of marketplace businesses Determining the pricing model for Festival Pass The value of data Ed's vision for Festival Pass How Ed raised capital early on and why Ed eventually decided to crowdfund for Festival Pass through Wefunder The virtual Festival Pass team How Ed views growth for Festival Pass moving forward The business model for Festival Pass Evaluating partnerships versus paid media What makes Festival Pass unique and why it hasn't been done before How COVID has affected Festival Pass and how they're approaching the return to live events Links from the Episode Airbnb ClassPass Uber Wefunder Townsquare Media SeedInvest Republic StartEngine Ticketmaster StubHub Live Nation HomeAway Vrbo

Mr. Ed Mylett is one of the top business leaders, peak performance experts, and global keynote speakers in the world today. While many leaders and speakers just “talk the talk,” Ed is a team-made millionaire who has built one of the most prolific financial service businesses the world has ever seen. After graduating from high school in Diamond Bar, California, Ed Mylett attended the University of the Pacific in Stockton. A student-athlete who balanced his studies in communications with playing baseball for the NCAA Division I Pacific Tigers, Ed Mylett graduated from Pacific as a three-time All-American and the NCAA leader in stolen bases. Following college, he worked as a youth counselor for underprivileged boys. Ed joined World Financial Group (WFG) in 1992. Because of his outstanding ability to inspire leaders, Ed Mylett quickly advanced at WFG, becoming one of the company's youngest CEO Marketing Directors in only a few years. After he achieved the top level of a Senior Executive Vice Chairman and then joined the WFG leadership team as a Chairman's Council member and as the Director of Field Leadership at WFG. Ed has a passion for mentoring and coaching others on what it takes to become a champion in all areas of life. He has shared the stage and has very close personal relationships with other business legends such as Tony Robbins, John Maxwell, Phil Knight and many others. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Ed is a risk-averse “reluctant entrepreneur,” and how getting a job at a group home for kids became a life-changing event for Ed How developing himself, his knowledge and his skills was critical for Ed's success, and how Ed and his team conducted the largest residential trade in the US ever Why Ed loves “playing the game” and doing “the art of the deal”, and why he always has feelers out for new opportunities What key attributes Ed honed to develop his own success, and in particular his “addiction to developing his own identity” How Ed's time utilization is one of the key skills that helps him be more productive and do more in less time How Ed uses visualization and networking to feed his mind, and why specificity and repetition are the keys to effective visualization What specific tips Ed has to offer to improve your own visualization, and why attention to detail is key How going broke, losing everything including having his water turned off, and having to start over again taught Ed a vital lesson in keeping going How Ed ensures that he is present with his family during family time, and how he taught his kids the value of hard work What new ventures Ed is planning for, and how serving others through his podcast is one of his primary focuses Resources: Podcast: https://www.edmylett.com/podcasts/ Website: www.edmylett.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/edmylett/ Additional resources: LIVE Event September 16-18, 2020: www.qlslive.com Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook Website: www.SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS/ Smart Real Estate Coach Podcast Sponsor: Paul G. Dion CPA, CTC

According to the Law of the First Deal, a multifamily investor who buys their first apartment building will do their second and third deals in rapid succession, achieving financial freedom in just a year or two. But there is an exception to every rule, and Ed Hermsen is the ONE investor I know who did his first deal—and then life got in the way. So, what can he teach us about keeping momentum and staying committed to our multifamily goals? Ed grew a portfolio of single-family rentals while working as a mortgage loan officer in Fort Collins, Colorado. Five years ago, he started studying multifamily and eventually partnered with a close friend on a 22-unit deal in Pensacola, Florida. After revisiting his goal to retire by 50, Ed realized he needed to recommit to multifamily, and in the last two years, he has leveraged the partnership model to build a portfolio of 210 units and quit his job with real estate! On this episode of Apartment Building Investing, Ed joins me to describe how a 9-to-5 in mortgage banking inspired his real estate investing career and share his secrets to successful multifamily investing with partners. He discusses what made him the sole exception to the Law of the First Deal, explaining why there’s a four-year gap between his first and second deal and what finally inspired him to get back in the game. Listen in for Ed’s insight on the value of accountability and learn what YOU can do to stay committed to your multifamily goals. Key Takeaways How Ed got into real estate Work in mortgage banking exposed to wealth-building potential Bought SFH rental every year to build portfolio of 10 What inspired Ed to pursue financial freedom with multifamily Never off clock, have to take calls (even on vacation) Rely on real estate agents + economy for livelihood Ed’s first multifamily deal Friend found 22-unit in Pensacola, FL in 2015 Bought for $740K, valued at $1.5M now No distributions first year (units in bad shape) Challenge to manage vendors from afar Ed’s second multifamily deal Purchased 88-unit in Wyoming with 3 partners Lead from attorney handling family dispute Great loan from local bank, refinancing now How Ed found his partners Kids go to school together Clients from mortgage business Ed’s insight on building successful partnerships Accountability and clear division of labor Invest in attorney to do operating agreement What made Ed the exception to the Law of the First Deal Went back to buying fourplexes Fell back into 9-to-5 routine Ed’s advice around staying committed to your multifamily goals Write down goals and revisit every morning Build in accountability with mentor or coach Ed’s latest multifamily deal Bought 100-unit deal in Tulsa, OK with 2 partners Establish relationships with local bank and realtor Must follow housing authority rules What’s next for Ed Put 22-unit on market Look for deals in Oklahoma Learn more about syndications Ed’s advice for aspiring multifamily investors Build good team Get educated on markets Get first deal done Connect with Ed Hermsen Email edhermsen14114@gmail.com Resources Purchase the Replay of Deal Maker Live Learn More About Michael’s Mentoring Program Fellowship of Christian Athletes Hal Elrod The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) by Hal Elrod The Ultimate Guide to Buying Apartment Buildings with Private Money Syndicated Deal Analyzer BiggerPockets The Miracle Equation: The Two Decisions That Move Your Biggest Goals from Possible, to Probably, to Inevitable by Hal Elrod LoopNet CREXi Podcast Show Notes Michael’s Website Michael on Facebook Michael on Instagram Michael on YouTube Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group

HYPERVSN USA Regional Director Ed Teller(Photo courtesy of HYPERVSN, and used with permission.) How do you create magic with technology? London-based  HYPERVSN has that down to a science.   They've designed the world's first holographic 3D display system. And "eye-catching" doesn't come close to describing the way their units grab everyone's attention.   We've seen them at three CES® shows so far--and the crowd around the exhibit has always been three-deep. So, what are they looking at? Think 3D holograms floating--and moving--in mid-air.  At CES 2020, they also demonstrated interactive holograms. And while HYPERVSN's website calls their 3D integrated holographic system "the next generation of advertising", their holographic-imagery units can be put to use in a lot of other applications.  Education, small-business promotion and special events all come to mind. And you can customize your own content! Ed Teller is HYPERVSN's USA Regional Director.   We talked about the story of HYPERVSN, some of the applications beyond commercial use, and how the technology is working to get messages across during the pandemic. On this edition of Over Coffee®, you will hear: How Ed first encountered HYPERVSN's holographic technology; The story of HYPERVSN; How the technology can work for noncommercial applications, such as education; How users can customize and create their own content; Some of the noncommercial ways individuals are using the holographic systems; How the device works!; Some of Ed's favorite creative experiences, using the technology; A look at the programs which HYPERVSN created to get messaging out, during the pandemic; Some of the ways HYPERVSN may work in a post-pandemic world.  

Whiskeys: Suntory Whiskey Toki • Nikka Coffey Malt Whiskey • Suntory White Label • Suntory Kakubin • Suntory Single Malt • Yamazaki 12 Year • Yamazaki 18 Year • Yamazaki 25 Year • Hibiki Harmony • Hibiki 17 Year • Hibiki 21 Year • Bushmills • Green Spot • Four Roses • Pappy Van Winkle 12 Year • Evan Williams 23 Year Tangents: Our friend Anders joins us for a virtual trip to the Far East • Crazy-flavored Japanese snacks! • Suntory Distillery history • Toki tasting • Japanese spots in Philly’s Chinatown • We all want to travel to Tokyo • Ed’s come a long way in liking Scotch (which is all Anders’ fault) • We almost outbid Suntory when they bought Jim Beam (we were only $15.999999 billion short) • Coffey Still v. Pot Still • Nikka Distillery history • Nikka Coffey tasting • Korean fire-breathing squirrels! • Cambodian sniper monkeys! • How Japan saved the Bourbon industry (no, seriously) • How Ed talked Scott down off the Whiskey Madness ledge • Anders bought his way onto the podcast (but not really) • Anders defends Gabe against Ed • Star Blazers and naked anime • What do Japanese people call Easter Eggs? • Anders really misses the Lounge (and so do we) Background & Interlude Music Credits: Shenyang, Ishikari Lore, Living Voyage, and Temple of the Manes by Kevin MacLeod | Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io | License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ • Saikai no Yakusoku by Kuyuri | Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBW7nDmFM2Y | License: https://www.tandess.com/en/music/free-material/material.html

You may have heard of Ed Cowan due to his success as a professional cricketer. However, what you probably didn't know is that he has a passion for investing and high-performing cultures, and is part of the successful investment team at TDM Growth Partners. TDM Growth Partners are a global investment firm, who invests in fast-growing companies. What was of interest to us is their unique mandate - unconstrained investing. For Ed and the team at TDM, they look for opportunities across the world, and they have very long-term time horizons. In the conversation, you will learn: How Ed pursued a passion for cricket and finance The story of Ed's side-hustle, Tripod Coffee The story of how TDM started How TDM took $1m to over $1bn in assets under management TDM investment philosophy and approach, and what makes them unique Examples of some of the companies TDM invest in As you will hear in the show, Ed is also the founder of Tripod Coffee - Australia's most sustainable coffee pod. Check it out here. Have you just started your investing journey? Head over to Get Started Investing – our 12-part series with all the fundamentals you need to feel confident to start your investing journey. Want more Equity Mates? Subscribe to Equity Mates Investing Podcast, social media channels, Thought Starters mailing list and more here. Equity Mates is a part of the Diamantina Media Network – the home of Australia’s favourite podcasts. For more information, visit http://www.diamantina.com.au/ If you have any questions, head to Equity Mates Facebook Discussion Group and ask the Equity Mates community.

This is a great wholesome episode about love, friendship and shredding the best trails in the world. Welcome to Local Roots. Thanks again for taking some time to come on the pod Ed! Check out Ed and Cory on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNBrbBA4D3AUCSp6hSTrK3w Don't forget to get some fresh gear from HandUp Gloves: https://bit.ly/2z1Y3hR Use promo code: LOCALROOT$ for 10% off This week on the pod: - What's new with MTB Bike trends? - What's the perfect bike for Michigan Trails? - How Ed and Cory turned their hobby into a YouTube Channel - Is there a trick to get your wife on the trails? - Ed's Secret trail (VERY CLOSE TO MICHIGAN!) -BRIAN SHARES HIS ENGAGEMENT STORY - Sharing your engagement on Strava before anywhere else - What's the worst wedding gift you ended up with? - Where did the name Duke of MTB come from --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/localroots/support

Brad checks in with esteemed Ald. Ed Bus of Chicago's 53rd Ward. Among the topics discussed: How Ed and his family are sheltering in place, how Ed's various essential business ventures (Ed Bus Sausages, Ed Bus Truck & Tow, Ed Bus Tuckpointing, and the Ed Bus Chop House) are holding up, what his wife Dorse Carson Pirie Scott Bus is doing during the quarantine, some of Ed's favorite Steven Seagal movies, how protesters would be handled if they showed up at City Hall, why Ed thinks basketball isn't a sport, what the Ed Bus Tumblers are up to these days), and much more. This is also available as a video podcast: https://youtu.be/P7TlLFMtOs4 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/TheHeckler/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/TheHeckler/support

Today we're talking about ADDICTION and how inner child work can be used to help overcome and heal addiction, eating disorders, and bring us into the highest versions of ourselves with Jillian Redrow. Jillian is a women's transformation coach that helps others break free from addiction & eating disorders.In this episode: >> Jillian's story of alcoholism, bulimia, disordered eating, and anxiety>> What's at the ROOT of all addiction >> How ED's serve as a coping mechanism >> How Jillian finally found freedom in her body >> What inner child work is and how it can help us heal CONNECT WITH JILLIAN: https://www.instagram.com/jillianredrow/CONNECT WITH ALAINA: https://www.instagram.com/thisisalainagrace/FREE GIFT!!!Loving the podcast?! Please subscribe + leave a review on iTunes, then send me a screenshot on Instagram to get your FREE Highest Self Journaling Guide.

    Ed Bryant is the President and CEO of Sampford Advisors, an M&A advisory organization for technology companies in Ottawa and Toronto. Under Ed’s leadership, Sampford Advisor ranked as the leading middle-market Tech M&A firm in Canada in 2017. He has completed over $10-billion in M&A transactions over the course of his 20 years of experience. Of these two decades, Ed spent 18 years working for global investment banking firms such as Deutsche Bank and Morgan Stanley. He completed his Bachelor of Arts degree in Business Administration and Management at the University of Sheffield.   Ed joins me today to discuss the Mergers & Acquisitions in the Technology sector. He shares his journey from graduating from college and working with global brands to starting his own M&A advisory brand. He explains the misinformation about M&A in the Technology sector and how he dispels it. He also illustrates the benefits that come when a technology company sells or exits the market as well as explains how Ottawa can become the Silicon Valley of the North.       “Exit is essential in a technology ecosystem. Normally, the people who sell are technology-oriented and opportunistic, and that money comes back into the ecosystem.” - Ed Bryant       Today on I’m A Millionaire...So, Now What?:   How Ed pivoted from working for Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong to starting his own company in Ottawa Where the name “Sampford Advisors” came from Why it wasn’t easy for Ed to build Sampford Advisors’ brand How coffee meetings brought Sampford Advisors’ their first business deal Ed’s content generation strategies and how they impact his organization The misinformation about Mergers & Acquisitions in the Technology sector The typical buying and selling companies that Sampford Advisors services The top reasons technology companies are selling or exiting How the technology industry’s economy benefits from companies that are selling or exiting Recent macro trends and forecasts in the technology sector’s Mergers & Acquisitions The gap between buyer and seller expectations and how that impedes the M&A process     Ed Bryant’s Fun Frank Advice for Self-Made Millionaires & Wealthy Families:   Work-life presence. You need to turn off the “work” to be better at work. It’s not good enough to “half” turn it off.     Connect with Ed Bryant:   Sampford Advisors Sampford Advisors on LinkedIn Canadian Tech Guy on Anchor Ed Bryant on LinkedIn         You’re Invited: Double to Sell Workshop   Are you ready to build your multi-million-dollar exit strategy? Ready to sell your high-profit organization, move forward with your life, and explore new ventures? Learn the strategies you need to 100x the sale of your organization and create the wealth that will allow you to continue living financially free while exploring new opportunities.   Join us on May 6, 2020 for the premier, invitation-only Double to Sell Workshop! Learn the secret to maximizing your exit strategy and sell your business successfully.   For more information and to qualify for the super early-bird discount, email Colleen at colleen.campbell@rbc.com     Book Your Prosperity Discovery Session Today!   Are you ready to double your net worth? Ready to create your roadmap to riches or get your financial life back on track? Join me for a Prosperity Discovery Session today! Let’s unlock your roadmap to riches so you can begin to live your life to the fullest. To book your Prosperity Discovery Session, email me at colleen.campbell@rbc.com to request a free questionnaire and let’s begin your roadmap to riches now!   Spots are limited, so book your Prosperity Discovery Session today!       Subscribe to the I’m A Millionaire, So Now What Podcast! Thanks for joining us for this episode of I'm A Millionaire, So Now What Podcast - the show bringing you inspirational stories, practical strategies, and fun, frank advice for self-made millionaires and wealthy families. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts and leave a positive review. Don’t forget to share your favorite episodes with other wealthy families and self-made millionaires on social media!  

Removing the need for willpower with Ed Ley Be present and listen to your body is the  big take away I got from this amazing episode. Join Nick Quinton as he dives in deep with Ed Ley. Ed has had an interesting  life and we have a wide ranging conversation about health. we also unpick some details around Ed's Tedx talk, "Why our beliefs about food and exercise mean we're doomed to fail".  Working with some of the top business minds Ed currently coaches busy people and helps them understand how to get back in touch with their bodies and live a fuller life without the stress.   We cover: Will power and how it doesn't work Weakness, how we perceive our weaknesses and how the neuroscience needs to be understood to make a change. Why the Mind-Body connection is important and how to listen to your body if you want to be healthy. How Ed downed tools and built a new life and career in Denmark. ...and much more. Enjoy :O)   Ed's Tedx Talk: Why our beliefs about food and exercise mean we're doomed to fail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CXwo6AC37Q   Connect with Ed on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ed-ley/   Connect with Nick on Instagram and Facebook : @thenoq

Happy New Year and welcome to the 2020s! Today on RNT Fitness Radio I’m joined by fellow RNT coach Ed Pimley all the way out in Vancouver. In this episode we talk about his current photoshoot prep, his evolving why over the years, strength training progressions, and the phases you’ll go through in the RNT Journey. So without further ado, let’s dive in.    ‘’Everything you do, make sure it’s fun’’   Thanks so much for listening! If you like this episode, please subscribe to “RNT Fitness Radio” and rate and review wherever you get your podcasts:   Apple Podcasts Stitcher iHeart Radio   For any podcast suggestions, or if you’d like to get in touch, please do so on podcast@rntfitness.com here. We’d love to hear from you!   Timestamps:   0.40 – Ed’s transformation 1.48 – Ed’s training 3.53 – Body composition stats 5.30 – Day in the life of Ed Pimley 7.49 – Ed’s why 10.01 – How Ed got into training 14.15 – Why vancouver? 15.46 – How to begin your transformation 18.07 – Minimising decision fatigue 22.43 – Those who consolidate well vs those who don’t 24.54 – Transformation checkpoints 26.37 – Women attempting chin ups. What to do? 30.19 – Favourite strength protocols for Men and Women 32.27 – Switching between performance and body composition 33.31 - Ed’s why as a coach 34.56 – Transition into RNT 36.36 – Communication lessons learnt 38.57 – What’s a good check in? 40.25 – Importance of social support 42.10 – Ed’s dog 44.36 – What’s next for Ed in 2020?   Resources:   The Five Phases Of The RNT Transformation Journey Going From Zero To One: How To Get Your First Chin Up   Follow RNT Fitness:      Website Facebook Instagram YouTube Email   Follow Akash:   Facebook Instagram

Human beings are not only plagued by the non-stop war against our biological systems, but we are also dealing with fear, low self-esteem, loneliness and other negative emotions. Why is this negative stuff just as dangerous to our health as the biological issues? Why are the emotional effects of Erectile Dysfunction? What is the underlying root ideology of fear and how do we overcome it? On this episode, I talk to Michael Bertonatti, wellness specialist and clinical director of Miami’s number 1 optimization clinic, The Medical Health Institute. He shares on optimizing ourselves beyond the physical.    Takeaways + Tactics  When we internalize our stress and low self-esteem issues, it starts to affect us biochemically.  If we give our bodies what they need, they would never break down. When we optimize our metabolic, neurological pathways, our bodies won’t be set up to get sick.  Identifying, connecting and surrendering to God can have a profound impact on us, how we feel about ourselves and navigating this world.  At the start of the show, Michael shared his story and how his own health issues led him down the path of helping people. Next, we talked about how widespread the testosterone deficiency epidemic is, and why the media sensationalizes and demonizes the use of therapeutic hormonal optimization. We discussed why that has a lot to do with money and trying to instill fear in us. We talked about relentless education and how technology, social media and other distractions have made people lazy.     We also discussed; How ED affects self-esteem  The one common denominator in people who value their health  Vulnerability, masculinity and the importance of having someone to talk to Tools to improve spirituality   The truth about the world we live in today is that we have to use multiple vehicles in order to achieve optimum health. Testosterone and hormone optimization is not the only tool that can address our problems because we also need to deal with our emotional and mental health and make sure we are educated, informed and enlightened in everything we do. Optimization isn’t just a hormone or biochemical change, it’s a lifestyle overhaul which will shatter the whole sick care model as we know it.    Guest Bio-  Michael is a wellness & BHRT specialist and the clinical director at The Medical Health Institute. He has been in practice for ten years helping patients attain optimal health without using conventional medicine. Go to medicalhealthinstitute.com for more information.

When I chat with newer entrepreneurs entering the sports card hobby, the first thing I listen for is originality. To be successful you have to have a certain element of uniqueness. Today I get the chance to chat with one of the most original content providers in our hobby. Ed Farias from AIAB Breaks is breaking the mold of 'normal' group breaks. His background as an Arcade owner and his love for gameshow experiences is one-of-a-kind. I can't wait for you to hear his story... and to participate in one of his breaks! Here are some things we talk about: + Identifying what makes you SPECIAL within the hobby. + How Ed spotted an opportunity. + Navigating the allocation world as a new breaker. + The thought process behind PRODUCING an entertaining stream. + How partnering with other hobby vets like the Jabs Family can be advantageous. + Why it's always important to check yourself for ticks. + The simple approach to working around allocation issues. + How you can not neglect the forgotten sports card products of the 80's, 90's and today. Find all the BreakerCulture Content across these channels: Website: http://www.BreakerCulture.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB4EJGUkhF_HP52Vm4RBEFg Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/breakerculture Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/breakerculture iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast... Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1L2kiIW... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/breakerculture/message

How do conventional wells look in Kansas right now, what issues are they lobbying for across the state and what’s on the horizon? Today Phil is chatting with Ed Cross, President of the Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Association (KIOGA) about how he got into the oil and gas industry and how he ended up working for KIOGA. You’ll hear about the state and federal issues that they’re fighting for and what has been going on in Kansas in the oil and gas industry. Ed shares what he’s most excited about and the importance of educating others on the importance of oil and gas.    Here are some of the things you can look forward to in this episode:   How Ed got into the oil and gas industry An overview of what Ed does at KIOGA The statewide and federal issues that they’re lobbying for What Ed is most excited about for the future of oil and gas   Highlights: 2:48 How Ed got into the oil and gas industry 3:21 What Ed does as the President of the association 3:59 What is happening in KIOGA and the oil and gas industry currently 4:58 What they’re fighting for at the state level 5:40 The issues they deal with on the federal level 7:20 The outlook of conventional wells moving forward in Kansas 9:13 Production in Kansas dropping due to financial issues in 2014 10:05 Adjusting technology to be used in Kansas 10:30 What KIOGA will be advocating for in the upcoming months 12:30 What Ed is most excited about for the future of the oil and gas industry   About KIOGA: Founded in 1937, the Kansas Independent Oil & Gas Association (KIOGA) is a nonprofit member organization representing independent oil and natural gas producers in Kansas, as well as allied service and supply companies. The purpose of KIOGA as stated in the original articles of incorporation, is “. . . to improve the market for oil and gas produced in Kansas and to promote the welfare of the oil and gas industry in the State of Kansas.”   Independent oil and natural gas producers are nonintegrated companies which receive nearly all their revenue from production at the wellhead. Independents are in the oil and natural gas exploration and production business and are not major integrated companies who also refine and market petroleum end-products. Independents account for 93% of the oil and 63% of the natural gas produced in Kansas. Nationally, independents drill 90% of domestic oil and natural gas wells and produce over 80% of America’s oil and natural gas.   With over 4,200 members, KIOGA is the lead state and national advocate for Kansas independent oil and natural gas producers. We are committed to ensuring that tomorrow’s energy policy will be one in which our members grow and prosper. Our active presence before the Kansas Legislature, U.S. Congress, state and federal regulatory agencies, and other governmental decision-makers means the concerns of Kansas independent oil and natural gas producers are heard in Topeka and Washington.   Links: KIOGA     Head over to our website to set up a free account with SherWare software. Please make sure to subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple podcasts.

In this episode of Inside Look, Bedros Keuilian interviews the legendary Ed Mylett, creator of #MaxOut and serial entrepreneur. Ed takes us through his journey, from losing his dream of becoming a professional baseball player to finding his new path and purpose in financial services. Along the way, Ed shows us how to find massive wealth and success in life and in business.    “Money is a multiplier of service.” “Never peak. The best is yet to come.” - Bedros Keuilian   Here’s what you’ll discover:   2:12 - Why Ed’s baseball injury was the best thing that ever happened to him. 5:04 - How Ed changed his personal narrative and unlocked the power to become an industry leader. 10:27 - Why service is the only way you can sustain yourself for the length of time it takes to build an empire. 14:33 - Why you should never “negotiate the price.” 17:53 - The one thing you must do to survive any moment of weakness, doubt, or pain. 21:19 - Why “management” is an illusion and you should embrace explosions instead.   “Getting money is motivation. Serving people is inspiration.” “My confidence was attached to what I did not who I was.”  “Embrace the explosion.”  - Ed Mylett   Follow us on Instagram: @bedroskeuilian / @edmylett   Buy Man Up and get Bedros’s High Performance Leadership Course for FREE: https://manup.com/   Make sure to review us on iTunes: http://bit.ly/theempireshow   Youtube: https://youtu.be/4e375l9Ht-8

With over 30 years of experience inside the financial industry, Ed Cheatham believes wholeheartedly that it's possible to do well by doing good. As a family man first, a proud husband and father to five children, his family focus has shaped his approach to advising by allowing him to create life-long relationships with clients before, during and after retirement. The successes of Ed's past and the accomplishments of his future can be attributed to the notion that you win or you learn, but you never lose!   What you'll learn about in this episode: Ed discusses his work as a wealth advisor and shares how his time on the trading floor was every bit as competitive as his time as an athlete How conversations with Ed Molitor reshaped Ed's thinking about his business, his career, and serving others How Ed struggled with transitioning his career from the trade floor after 24 years, and how he worked through the challenge How Ed learned to start conversations with others about the work he does, without allowing it to feel too "transactional" and awkward How, through conversations with Ed Molitor and other eye-opening experiences, Ed was able to see his work in a new light as transformational for his clients Where Ed still finds a strong sense of teamwork through the support staff he works with, and why it helps him do his best work Why vulnerability, honesty, authenticity and integrity have been vital components of the work Ed does for his clients Why Ed chose to focus on retirement planning, and why he decided to join Lakeside Wealth Management to help him with his development in that area What advice Ed would offer to younger people who are considering going into wealth management and financial advisor careers Why the way you treat others invariably comes back to you, and why doing your work with selflessness and giving can be enriching   Additional resources:   LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/edcheatham/ Website: www.lakesidewealth.com

In the last 26 years, Ed has developed his leadership skills in both athletics and business. From working as a NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, in order to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all types of leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group specializes in empowering individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn about in this episode: Ed shares the story of working with client “Nick”, a successful business professional who initially wasn't meeting his performance potential How Ed worked with Nick to dispel his limiting beliefs and to lean into his strengths in communication and engagement How a lack of self-discipline and positive daily habits was at the root of Nick's failure to break through to his true potential Why having the mindset of a champion means learning to stop listening to yourself and instead start talking to yourself Why mental toughness is key, and why not developing mental toughness will lead you to becoming distracted and not focused on your business How to build self-confidence, mental toughness, self-discipline and focus in your professional life Why it is important to run a feedback loop at the end of each day, reviewing your day and determining what worked and what didn't Why it is important to love the process, be consistent, and stick with it without an arbitrary time frame Why one of the most important game changers for achieving greatness is to stay coachable and keep your mind open How to contact Ed Molitor: Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com Website: www.theathleticsofbusiness.com

Do you want to be the best you can possibly be in EVERY single area of your life?  Today we sit down with our great friend and top 50 wealthiest under 50, Ed "Maxout" Mylett, to discuss exactly that, including:   -How Ed went from having his water shut off and his car repossessed to becoming one of the wealthiest entrepreneurs under 50 years old in the world today   -How instrumental Ed's faith has been to him achieving that success, and success in every other area of his life   -Why "luck" has very little to do with success   -How going from "aspiration to action" makes all the difference in achieving your dreams, and how fast you achieve them, if ever   -How what you do when you aren't motivated will ultimately define the story of your life   -Peace through purpose   -How perfection is the lowest possible standard you can set for yourself   -What to do when someone no longer deserves to be in your life   And so much more.   If you truly want to max out every single area of your life and become the absolute best version of yourself, this is an episode that you cannot afford to miss. Even more, be sure to subscribe to the Born to Impact podcast to ensure you get notified as new episodes release each week!   After listening, to learn more about Ed and to connect with him directly, follow him on Instagram (@edmylett), subscribe to his podcast (The Ed Mylett Show), and get a free copy of his book at www.maxoutbook.com (use promo code MAXOUT).

In the last 26 years, Ed has developed his leadership skills in both athletics and business. From working as a NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, in order to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all types of leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group specializes in empowering individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn about in this episode: Why Ed recognizes nine different steps a person takes when transitioning to a new career path How Ed's own career path in basketball transitioned during his time as an assistant basketball coach Why detachment and dissatisfaction with your job are the first stages of needing to make a change Why Ed struggled to transition into his career in the mortgage industry, and why he felt lost without the tools he needed to make the change Why you need to establish your core values when you move into a new career or role, and how to avoid falling into the “danger zone” Why changing direction in your life or career also requires you to change pace in your productivity Why your success today is directly related to the activities you did and the steps you took 90 days ago Why you should listen to episode 21 of the Athletics of Business, with guest JJ Konstant. 2nd Lieutenant of the US Marines How to define integrity versus morality, and how the two relate to identifying and executing your core values Why a career transition affects more people in your life than just you, and why self-awareness is crucial for success when transitioning How to contact Ed Molitor: Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ed.molitor.5/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/themolitorgroup/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/themolitorgroup/ Twitter: @TheMolitorGroup ‏ Instagram: www.instagram.com/edmolitor/

950 miles an hour. Now that's fast. But it's not nearly as fast as Ed Rush flew in his combat career as a decorated F-18 pilot, which included over 50 combat missions and 2 tours to Iraq. While in the Marines, Ed served as the one of the country's leading instructors on aerial dog fighting and recently worked as a key player in the development of the new F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. Ed is a sought after speaker, bringing his dynamic gifts to the stage in engaging ways that make his clients look great. Ed also serves as the “secret weapon” that over 300 companies have brought in “through the back door” to help them increase profit & decrease waste, consulting them with honesty and effectiveness. After 2 combat tours to Iraq, Ed left full-time active duty to speak, write, and share a message that will change the world. He has achieved all of this despite possessing a below average intelligence (case in point: Ed failed Kindergarten). What you'll learn about in this episode: Which three things are the keys to getting people to say “yes” when you're proposing a deal Why communication is different now than it has been previously, and how to take advantage of the changes Why you must build an effective and solid foundation for your business to be able to maximize your deals Why it's worth attending Chris and Ed's event, and what you can expect to take away from the event How Ed's “basic training”, “weapons training” and “Jedi master” training levels work Why every great story and work of literature has a “hero” and a “guide”, and how it relates to your business Why the secret to success in your business deals is to keep the conversation about the person you're speaking with Why a live event is a one-of-a-kind learning opportunity that can't be replicated in any other way How Ed prices his one-on-one coaching, and why the price of Chris and Ed's event is spectacular for what you'll get Additional resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/EdRushBook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/EdRush SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS

Magical things can happen in your business with a strong brand and a loyal customer base. Bryan Anthonys’ founders Amber Reynolds and Ed Glassman built a seven-figure business, in part by creating a brand and products that their customers feel deeply connected with. Today the husband and wife team share the story of how they built their business, the lessons they’ve learned along the way, and the secret to their customer loyalty. Enjoy! Episode Highlights: 4:07 From hustling on Ebay to building their own ecommerce store: the story of how Ed and Amber started Bryan Anthonys. 8:52 What’s working for Ed and Amber’s business right now. 9:35 Tough lessons learned when it comes to expanding your product portfolio. 10:55 The strength of Bryan Anthonys’ brand and how they design products that really connect with people. 14:44 How Ed and Amber's build customer loyalty. 16:44 Why Bryan Anthonys made the bold decision to have all aspects of their business (manufacturing, shipping, distribution) based in the US and the impact it’s had on their vendors. 21:02 Bryan Anthonys approach to customers service and one story that set them as the gold standard for Gracie. 25:48 How Bryan Anthonys uses text message marketing to bring in revenue from cart abandoners. 29:15 The power and value of having a good agency partner and what it’s done for Ed and Amber’s business. 31:37 What to expect with Bryan Anthonys in the upcoming years. Links and Resources: Bryan Anthonys Gorgias Retention Rocket Bryan Anthonys on Instagram Bryan Anthonys on Facebook Brand Growth Experts Foxwell Digital Become a Member: If you liked this episode, you’re going to love the Brand Growth Experts Membership.  It’s a community of top ecommerce business owners and marketers who I coach one-on-one to help scale up their businesses. Together we’ll create a plan that will help you scale up your business, and then I’ll help you execute it. If you want to make sure you’re growing as quickly and sustainably as possible, click here to learn more. Hope to see you on the inside! Sponsor: Klaviyo Today’s episode is brought to you by Klaviyo. Over 10,000 brands have joined Klaviyo to help them build higher-quality relationships with their customers. Klaviyo does not force you to compromise between speed and powerful functionality, you get both. Interested to see Klaviyo’s impact? Tune into their 12-part docu-series following three brands—Chubbies, SunSki and the Love Is Project. You’ll learn how they prepared for Cyber Weekend 2018, marketing throughout the holidays, and beyond. Along the way, we’ll fill you in on what you should be doing as a business to push your marketing strategy to the next level. Also, as you're going through this, they're going to show you how to prepare the business to continue to take it to the next level segment and grow and use it to use Klaviyo to drive more profitable interactions. If you want to go check out this docu-series, go to www.ecommerceinfluence.com/beyond.

Does that little voice inside your head keep tearing you down until you give up on everything? Well, you can fight that voice. Today, take a sneak peek into the insecurities of the most successful people on earth. Steve Weatherford invites Ed Mylett onto his show as one of the Top 50 wealthiest people under 50. But you'll hear how Steve, Ed, and other outstanding people fight their insecurities and selfishness. After the massive success of Steve and Ed's episode on the Ed Mylett show, Steve had to have Ed on to share his experience. If you've started to give up on your dreams, then Ed will share how you can use gratefulness and determination to get your win. Listen now to get real and fight that negative voice in your head.   “I am a man who is flawed, who makes mistakes constantly, and who makes progress.” -Ed Mylett Subscribe to the podcast on: Apple Podcast Stitcher Overcast PodBean TuneIn Radio Timestamps: 6:37 - How Ed uses the little things like keeping promises to make 8-figures 13:27 - Ever feel like there should be more to life? How Ed and Steve maintain authenticity and sanity in the middle of massive success 23:13 - You know the baggage and curses that haunt you. Hear how you can use the TSA to improve yourself and get rid of guilt 31:51 - Selfishness can actually be used for your good if you make adjustments in these 3 areas of your life 41:02 - Find out how you can close the 3-4% gap between you and the character of your most admired person 48:33 - If you're headed towards the unknown, then you need to do these 2 things to be successful on the other side of the unknown 1:00:58 - Insecurity wants to fight you into submission, but Ed wants to tell you how to take control and discover your real power 1:09:50 - The voice in your head is the same voice that exists in Tom Brady's head: Why your focus and purpose creates your success Listen and Watch The Episode Featuring Steve Weatherford on the Ed Mylett Show That Made Steve Get 2,700 Messages After It's Release: YouTube Stitcher iTunes Overcast Podbean TuneIn Radio Resources: Headspace   Connect with Ed: Facebook Instagram Twitter YouTube LinkedIn Email Google+ #MaxOut Your Life by Ed Mylett EdMylett.com Ed Mylett Show   Connect with Steve: Instagram Facebook Snapchat Twitter Join the movement Catch Steve's full workouts on YouTube Share it with other high performers #SteveWeatherfordShow

Meet social-media savvy couple Kristen and Ed Judd of Five Rings Financial. This powerful duo experienced almost 50% growth in 2018, didn’t overthink their marketing strategies, and became “a little bit famous” along the way! In this episode, you will learn: ● How Ed quit his corporate job in front of 550 people to work with Kristen● How Kristen and Ed manage to thrive as a couple while running a successful business● Why Facebook Live is an essential part of the Judds’ marketing plan● About Kristen and Ed’s perspective on social media ROI● About the importance of having consistency in your marketing strategy● And more! Resources:WealthVest | Five Rings Financial | Money Secrets Facebook | How to Use Facebook LiveThe 99 Best Marketing Ideas is a podcast by WealthVest— a financial services marketing and distribution firm specializing in fixed and fixed index annuities from many high-quality insurance companies. WealthVest provides the tools, resources, practice management support and products that financial professionals need, to provide their clients a predictable retirement that has their best interest in mind.If you haven’t already, please review us on iTunes. It’s an important way to help new listeners discover the show.Don’t forget to follow us on Facebook or Instagram (@wealthvest).For more info, please visit www.wealthvest.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ed Zeman, Chairman of Zeman Homes, Inc. is this week's guest (https://www.zemanhomes.com/) He began his career in 1983 and has grown to become one of the most respected and accomplished manufactured home community real estate executives in the country. With expertise in green field development, acquisitions, strategic planning and capital raising, he has a solid record of double-digit revenue growth and long-term value creation. Under his leadership, Zeman Homes has become one the largest privately-owned operator and manager of manufactured home communities in the country. Shownotes: 1:00 Quinton's first time meeting Ed 2:00 Ed's youth and growing up 6:30 Ed's education 8:30 How did these early life experiences affect your motivation to succeed? 9:51 How Ed got his start with Zeman Homes 13:15 Great things Ed's father taught him about raising kids 15:41 How Ed transitioned to become the leader of Zeman Homes 17:30 Becoming the leader of a business and a father at the same time 18:43 How did you balance family and work? 22:18 How Ed thrived as head of the business after his father developed brain cancer 25:00 How Ed identified his strengths and weaknesses to fill out his support team 28:20 Ed's most important mentors 31:30 What type of mentee do you look for? 34:00 Who's a mentor that really helped you grow? 35:30 Is there anyone that you modeled? 38:15 How have you differentiated yourself and Zeman Homes? 41:00 Toughest times 42:30 Doing the dirty jobs is one of the best ways to be a leader 43:30 Industry disruptions? 47:10 Story of Ed's grandfather founding the Bears 55:00 Could your success have happened in any other country 1:02:00 Future of your industry 1:03:00 Leaders in the manufactured homes industry they try to emulate 1:05:30 What's going to drive you for the next 15 years 1:07:30 What do you want your legacy to be? 1:09:50 Quinton's True Takeaways

You can take the marketing skills of the Chiropractic field and apply it to your cash-based PT practice! Join Aaron as he speaks with Dr. Ed Osburn, a Chiropractor and host of the podcast The Chiropractic Philanthropist. Learn how to improve your marketability and increase sales with the help of Ed's extensive experience.   “Entrepreneurs are people who want to grow their business.” -Dr. Ed Osburn What do you want to hear from the CashPT Lunch Hour? Tell us here!   10x Your Marketing, 10X Your Action, 10X Your Thinking, 10X Your Income, and 10X Your Impact in 12 Months or Less with The CashPT Platinum Mastermind! Learn More Here!   Time Stamps: 1:32 - How Ed overcame medical issues and family problems to establish his own podcast 3:38 - Why helping people gain freedom and find success is a profitable business for you 6:06 - Hiring people and creating a podcast may be the key ingredients for growing your business 9:16 - Starting a podcast is within your reach! How you can start your own podcast 11:53 - What you need to do to improve your sales abilities and your financial management 16:39 - Are Chiropractors better at sales than any other doctors? What we can learn from the Chiropractic business's marketing skills 21:01 - The difference between being an entrepreneur and being an employee: How you need to change your mindset in running your own cash-based business 23:48 - Why you need to seek out marketers and learn from their business   Resources: The Chiropractor's Laptop Lifestyle Podcast YouTube Video of this Episode   Connect with Ed: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn TheChiropracticPhilanthropist.com   Connect with Aaron: Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn LeBauerConsulting.com  

John Kempf and Ed Curry take the stage in Louisville, KY at the ACRES Conference 2018 — a hotbed for regenerative agriculture practitioners for the last 30 years — to record the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast’s first ever LIVE show. The Acres Conference isn’t just another trade show or conference; this is a gathering of passionate and purposeful people working to share information and tools, and challenge the status quo in agriculture for the greater good. This is why we chose Acres 2018 for our first ever Podcast LIVE and why John and Ed make such a great pair to co-create this inaugural episode at this event. Ed is an old-school breeder and grower with a new-school mentality. More than 90% of the green chiles grown in the US and Mexico are from Ed’s breeding program. He is now the only breeder of his kind in the world. Even if you don’t grow chiles, you can certainly learn something from this discussion. The show covers important topics such as: The art of visual phenotyping Soil health’s impact on genetics Increase in yield by maximizing genetic potential over time Visually measuring the yield and quality of a chile crop within 30 days of planting The relationship between early vigor and crop yield How Ed’s management practices have brought steady decreases in Phytophthora and Xanthomonas bacterial spot Ed’s prediction for the coming capsaicin revolution and its many positive benefits One of the most powerful things Ed says is, “The soul of farming is the soil.” We agree. The finale of our first season, episode #30, represents a huge milestone and our first ever Podcast LIVE. A huge THANK YOU is in order to all our amazing listeners around the world in the regenerative ag community who have supported this show and helped to make it such a success. We hope you have a lovely holiday and we look forward to sharing the second season of the Regenerative Agriculture Podcast with you in the new year. Thank you, The Regenerative Agriculture Podcast Team     Support For This Show & Helping You Grow This show is brought to you by AEA, leaders in regenerative agriculture since 2006. If you are a large-scale grower looking to increase crop revenue and quality, email hello@advancingecoag.com or call 800-495-6603 extension 344 to be connected with a dedicated AEA crop consultant.     Feedback & Booking Please send your feedback, requests for topics or guests, or booking request have a Podcast episode recorded LIVE at your event -- to production@regenerativeagriculturepodcast.com. You can email John directly at John@regenerativeagriculturepodcast.com.     Sign Up For Special Updates To be alerted via email when new episodes are released, and get special updates about John speaking, teaching, and podcast LIVE recordings, be sure to sign up for our email list.   Credits This episode was Directed by Geoffrey Shively, Edited by Nathan Harman, Produced by Nathan Harman, Robin Kitowski, Jenna Sodano, and Anna Kempf.

In the last 26 years, Ed Molitor has developed his leadership skills in both athletics and business. From working as a NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, in order to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all types of leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group specializes in empowering individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn about in this episode: How Ed's father was a legendary high school coach near Chicago, and how his father came to discover the mental impact on performance Why Ed values his copy of "Mental Toughness Training for Sports: Achieving Athletic Excellence" by James E. Loehr What self-awareness is, and why self-acknowledgment is often confused for self-awareness Why external self-awareness is critical for effective leadership, and how it can be cultivated Why having a mentor can help you overcome personal growth roadblocks and develop a plan for bettering yourself Why it's important to ask yourself the right questions at the right time, in the right way How self-awareness was the secret weapon in Ed's difficult battle with alcoholism Ed shares an intensely personal story of having a massive seizure while his wife was seven months pregnant How wisdom given to Ed during the time at a clinic was a life-changing experience that taught him to ask "what" instead of "why" Why it's important to take action once you clearly understand your situation and yourself How to contact Ed Molitor: Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com Website: www.themolitorgroup.com Podcast Website: www.theathleticsofbusiness.com  

In der heutigen kurzen Folge gibt es leider nur einen kleinen Abriss über aktuelle Ereignisse rund um das NerdNerdNerd-Podcast-Network. Neben den neuesten Gastauftritten und ein paar Nerdcommendations weise ich noch auf die demnächst stattfindenden Filmguckaktionen DEFAzember und Japanuary hin. Und die Powerpuff Girls feiern 20jähriges, was auch hier gebührend mitzelebriert wird. 00:00:11 Begrüßung 00:01:21 Gastauftritte00:01:25 Selbstgespräche im Zwiegespräch 011 – Die besten animierten Serien 00:02:29 Klassiker der Filmgeschichte: Akira 00:04:04 Nerdcommendations 00:04:24 How Ed, Edd n Eddy Created Cult Icons 00:05:17 How Powerpuff Girls Celebrate Girl Power 00:06:15 The Legacy of The Powerpuff Girls (20th Anniversary Retrospective)00:06:47 DEFA-Animationsfilm: In my Neighbourhood 00:07:37 NerdNerdNerd-Programmvorschau02.12.2018 NNN076 DEFAzember #1 (Filmliste)09.12.2018 NNN077 Last Minute Weihnerdsmenü16.12.2018 NNN078 DEFAzember #223.12.2018 NNN Podwichtel Edition 201324.12.2018 Wichtelsendung von und beim Schläfst du Schon Podcast und unserem YT-Kanal25.12.2018 NNN005 There's a Gremlin in the System (Classic)26.12.2018 Kauderwelsch Avantgarde Wichtelsendung 201330.12.2018 König der Podcasts - MechaGodzilla00:17:02 Ankündigung Japanuary (Filmliste)00:18:05 Verabschiedung 00:18:18 The Powerpuff Girls - Love Makes The World Go Round (COVER by The Loneliers) [ Download | RSS SMDN | RSS-Masterfeed | iTunes SMDN | iTunes-Masterfeed ] Feedback geht so:Twitter Podcast: @NNN_PodcastTwitter Steffen: @NerdNerdNerd_deE-Mail: nerdnerdnerd.podcast@gmail.com

In der heutigen kurzen Folge gibt es leider nur einen kleinen Abriss über aktuelle Ereignisse rund um das NerdNerdNerd-Podcast-Network. Neben den neuesten Gastauftritten und ein paar Nerdcommendations weise ich noch auf die demnächst stattfindenden Filmguckaktionen DEFAzember und Japanuary hin. Und die Powerpuff Girls feiern 20jähriges, was auch hier gebührend mitzelebriert wird. 00:00:11 Begrüßung 00:01:21 Gastauftritte00:01:25 Selbstgespräche im Zwiegespräch 011 – Die besten animierten Serien 00:02:29 Klassiker der Filmgeschichte: Akira 00:04:04 Nerdcommendations 00:04:24 How Ed, Edd n Eddy Created Cult Icons 00:05:17 How Powerpuff Girls Celebrate Girl Power 00:06:15 The Legacy of The Powerpuff Girls (20th Anniversary Retrospective)00:06:47 DEFA-Animationsfilm: In my Neighbourhood 00:07:37 NerdNerdNerd-Programmvorschau02.12.2018 NNN076 DEFAzember #1 (Filmliste)09.12.2018 NNN077 Last Minute Weihnerdsmenü16.12.2018 NNN078 DEFAzember #223.12.2018 NNN Podwichtel Edition 201324.12.2018 Wichtelsendung von und beim Schläfst du Schon Podcast und unserem YT-Kanal25.12.2018 NNN005 There's a Gremlin in the System (Classic)26.12.2018 Kauderwelsch Avantgarde Wichtelsendung 201330.12.2018 König der Podcasts - MechaGodzilla00:17:02 Ankündigung Japanuary (Filmliste)00:18:05 Verabschiedung 00:18:18 The Powerpuff Girls - Love Makes The World Go Round (COVER by The Loneliers) [ Download | RSS SMDN | RSS-Masterfeed | iTunes SMDN | iTunes-Masterfeed ] Feedback geht so:Twitter Podcast: @NNN_PodcastTwitter Steffen: @NerdNerdNerd_deE-Mail: nerdnerdnerd.podcast@gmail.com

Ed Rush is a 5-Time #1 Best Selling author and a former F-18 fighter pilot. His combat career included over 50 missions and two tours to Iraq. While in the Marines, Ed served as one of the country’s leading instructors on aerial dog fighting and recently worked as a key player in the development of the new F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. His books and expertise have been featured on CBS, FOX, ABC, and NBC. Ed’s latest book, “The 21-Day Miracle,” is available now. What you’ll learn about in this episode: How Ed’s latest book, “The 21 Day Miracle,” was born and the philosophy behind it How the most successful entrepreneurs are the ones who build their lives out of strategic sprints Ed’s fundamental philosophy for life Why most entrepreneurs feel like they’re not getting enough done The importance of setting goals so big that people will laugh at you when you say them Why you shouldn’t spend time in the future on mistakes you’ve made in the past The single most important thing you can do as a business owner Why you need to spend more of your time on things that are important, not urgent The benefits of thinking in the long term vs. the short term Why you need to be able to communicate, influence, and persuade How true mind mastery can give you freedom Ways to contact Ed: Website: edrushbook.com

950 miles an hour. That's fast. But it's not nearly as fast as Ed Rush flew in his combat career as a decorated F-18 pilot which included over 50 combat missions and 2 tours to Iraq. While in the Marines, Ed served as the one of the country's leading instructors on aerial dog fighting and recently worked as a key player in the development of the new F-35 Joint Strike Fighter. After 2 combat tours to Iraq, Ed left full-time active duty to speak, write, and share a message that will change the world. He's a 5-Time #1 Best Selling Author and Amazon's #1 Business Author. Ed's clients range from small startups to multi-million dollar – multi-national organizations and include CEOs, founders, political leaders, sports teams, national universities, Hollywood stars, and one of the contestants on Season #1 of Donald Trump's The Apprentice. Ed's books and expertise have been featured on CBS, FOX, ABC, and NBC. What you'll learn about in this episode: The biggest lie in personal growth What successful, fast moving entrepreneurs build their lives around Why speed is key to being a successful entrepreneur Getting inspired to get things done quickly Building a strategic sprint and how it can help improve many areas of your life The first step to creating a strategic plan Where Ed learned to be hyper focused How to create more restful breaks for yourself A nature analogy that helps explain the sprint/rest cycle Six things in your business that you need to have automatic How automating your business can help you make money while you're on vacation The difference between automated and automatic One thing that holds most people back from making more money How your past could affect your ability to be successful A technique to get out of your head and allow yourself to be successful Training your mind to be focused and purposeful Getting started down the road to success How Ed makes it possible to have relaxing mornings Ideas for ways to make your environment distraction free The maximum number of things Ed tries to accomplish in a day Benefits of waiting to check your phone When to start working toward your dream An example of how Ed has improved his life with his strategies Ed's favorite mentors in different categories What Ed reads to help him understand today's culture The person Ed would go back in time and meet if he could How Ed emotionally deals with the ups and downs of business The connection between body and mind Resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/EdRushBook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/EdRush SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/QLS

In the last 26 years, Ed Molitor has developed his leadership skills in both athletics and business. From working as a NCAA Basketball coach at Texas A&M to becoming the Vice President of a national recruiting firm, Ed has taught countless athletes, coaches, and business leaders how to THINK, ACT, and EXECUTE at an elite level. Ed has a unique set of skills to deliver leaders across the country a purposeful, positive, energetic, and refreshing experience to unlock their true potential. In 2016, Ed launched his company, The Molitor Group, in order to reach and add value to a larger sphere of ambitious individuals and help them achieve their goals every day. Through The Molitor Group, Ed has guided all types of leaders to achieve success. From entrepreneurs and executives to teams and companies, The Molitor Group specializes in empowering individuals and groups to achieve at the next level. Through Leadership Performance training, coaching, and speaking, Ed's goal is to supply people and organizations with the necessary tools to move forward from where they are now to where they want to be. What you'll learn about in this episode: The difference between positive energy and high energy and why the former is crucial for anyone in a team leadership position Making the choice every day to have the right attitude and create positive habits & actions that ripple to your interactions with others in your workplace Bringing positive energy into your personal life to strengthen your relationships with your family “Listening to understand” by showing empathy, kindness and appreciation for the people around you How Ed channeled positive energy into his professional career through three different industries as a college basketball coach while he was in the mortgage industry and as a VP of operations with a recruiting firm that placed former military in jobs throughout the country Combining passion with purpose to create positive energy throughout your life The moving stories of people in Ed's life who exude positive energy and how it shaped Ed's own outlook Maximizing your contributions to your work team, your family, and all your relationships The difference between eulogy virtues and resumé virtues, and why eulogy virtues are so important to your success Ways to contact Ed: Website: www.themolitorgroup.com Website: theathleticsofbusiness.com Twitter: @TheMolitorGroup Facebook: www.facebook.com/themolitorgroup Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/179820616065603 LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/themolitorgroup Instagram: @edmolitor

Ed Molitor has spent the last 26 years developing his leadership skills and helping people, teams, and organizations become the best versions of themselves while coaching college basketball at the highest level, succeeding in one of the most competitive mortgage markets in the country...Chicago...and serving as VP of Operations in an industry-leading recruiting firm where he specialized in consulting clients and placing former, exiting, and retired military candidates in jobs throughout the country. Ed is also host of the podcast, The Athletics of Business. What you'll learn about in this episode: The story behind how Ed started his company, The Molitor Group The value of working with the mindset of success Why you should embrace failure How Ed applies the principles taught in Stephen Covey’s book “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” Why you should focus on being a servant rather than being served How self-discipline and where you direct your mind will generate your thoughts The importance of mastering your calendar Having a growth mindset vs. a fixed mindset Why it’s critical to have a positive attitude and approach Why you need to just focus on the task at hand AND what’s coming next Ways to contact Ed: Website: themolitorgroup.com Twitter: @themolitorgroup Facebook: www.facebook.com/themolitorgroup Email: ed@themolitorgroup.com

Ed Latimore, physicist, army veteran, former professional boxer, and author of Not Caring What Other People Think Is A Super Power: Insights From A Heavyweight Boxer, joins our show in this special episode of the Elite Man Podcast! In today’s episode Ed talks about his very interesting and eclectic life and the lessons he’s learned over the years from being a heavyweight boxer, growing up in the projects, and becoming a physicist. He talks about the mindset and mentally for success he’s cultivated through the years and gives us an up close look into the makings of his many triumphs. Chief among his most precious attributes are Ed’s abilities to tune out the opinions of those who don’t matter and to separate himself from negative influences whilst dialing in on the things he truly cherishes. If you’re wondering how to cultivate the talent to not care about what other people think and to focus in on what truly matters to you in life, check this episode out now! *Download this episode now and subscribe to our channel to get more of these amazing interviews! In our episode we go over: How Ed Latimore went from being a professional boxer to being a physicist, the same job title that Einstein had Why Ed is able to get so much done during the day and how he’s been able to manage so many tough occupations over the years, both mentally and physically The fact that I did amateur boxing back in the day and my experience with it The true emotional and mental pain I held back then and why I got into boxing in the first place, and why others do similar things to deal with their pain What went through Ed’s mind before fights and whether or not he ever got nervous Why boxing is a hard way to make a hard living What Ed learned from living in one of the toughest projects in Pittsburgh when he was a kid The benefits and disadvantages Ed took away from growing up in a really bad neighborhood The blessing in disguise of growing up poor and how this stoked a profound desire for success inside Ed The crutch of growing up in a middle or upper class family and why this can hinder some if they don’t step out on their own Breaking away from the mindset of entitlement and thinking that other people owe you something What separated Ed from everyone else he grew up with who went down the wrong path in life Why Ed Latimore didn’t care about fitting in with others and being a follower when he was younger How this same mindset carried over into his adult life and helped him straighten things out when he needed to drastically change his life How Ed quit drinking and how he’s been able to maintain this decision Setting goals to keep yourself motivated and to keep the distractions of life out of your mind Finding a balance between grinding through work and being successful and having a social life and connecting with others Building better relationships by contrastingly not caring so much about them How to find your own crowd and community by being yourself Why having the ability to not care about what other people think actually becomes a super power How Ed has cultivated his super power and how others can duplicate this process Check out Ed on: Website: edlatimore.com Book: amazon.com/latimore Twitter: twitter.com/EdLatimore * Hey if you haven’t checked out our Elite Life Nutrition products go to EliteLifeNutrition.com right now and check them out today! We’ve got 5 powerful supplements right now including magnesium citrate, calcium, ashwagandha, women’s multivitamin, and our best-selling men’s multivitamin, and we’re unraveling so many more very soon! All Elite Life Nutrition products are made in America and manufactured in state-of-the-art facilities. We use the best technology in the world and the highest-quality ingredients to ensure that the products we make are precisely what you want. Look, I’ve been fooled by too many supplement brands in the past and I hate seeing so many great people like you without a reliable option of healthy supplements to go to. At Elite Life Nutrition we’ve done all the research and hard work to ensure you the very best supplements in the world. No more guesswork, no more crappy supplements, no more no knowing what you get! Elite Life Nutrition has you covered! Go to EliteLifeNutrition.com now and order one of our products today! Also, if you’ve purchased one of our supplements and could leave a review on Amazon for us we’d truly appreciate it! It takes like 30 seconds to do and goes a long way in helping us out! If you do review, shoot me an email and let me know. I’ll be happy to send you a personal thank you note back! Also, let me know which products you’d like us to consider making in the near future. We’re always happy to listen. My email is justin@elitemanmagazine.com * Have you joined the Elite Man Newsletter yet? If not, get on it now! Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and sign up to get special Elite Man content not seen nor heard anywhere else. Get all of our bonus podcast information, sneak peaks into upcoming shows, behind-the-scenes content, special offers, and exclusive Elite Man updates you won’t find anywhere else. I’m telling you if you’re not on our newsletter yet you’re missing out. Go to EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter and become a true member of the Elite Man Community. I look forward to speaking soon. EliteManMagazine.com/newsletter. * Hey are you following me on social media? If not, quit being a psychopath and follow me now! Seriously, I post regularly throughout the week and love giving behind-the-scenes updates on the daily life of an Elite Man. I’m currently most active on Instagram and Facebook, so follow me on both. Get day-to-day updates on book recommendations, biohacking tools, elite man know-how, and all other glorious content I probably shouldn’t post about but do anyways. Whether pics of me trying to conquer the world in my personal life or whether cutting edge research on the cures to all disease, keep up to date and have a few laughs by following either, or more preferably BOTH, my social media pages now. I’m @justinstenstrom on both Instagram and Facebook so it should be very easy to find me. That’s JUSTINSTENSTROM on both these social media platforms. Follow me now and see exactly what I’m up to throughout the week. Get your daily dose of Elite Man entertainment AND information Sunday-Saturday. Instagram and Facebook @justinstenstrom!

Welcome to Episode 82 of Suncast! Did you check out this week's Tactical Tuesday, another great one on Energy Storage with SepiSolar CEO, Josh Weiner! Listen to it here! Today on SunCast, are returning to the Solar Pioneers Series with one of the large-scale solar project development greats, Ed Feo of Coronal Energy. As you'll hear, Ed has a fabled history in the renewables industry. Accolades like "Attorney of the Decade" or "One of the 5 most influential people in Renewable Energy" are earned in the trenches, and Ed's been in the deal room more than just about anyone – having worked on hundreds of deals and over $35B in transactions during his 23 yr tenure leading the Project Finance practice at law firm Millbank. Tune-in as we discuss these topics:  How Ed's favorite past time has greatly influenced his leadership style  What it means to develop "plate discipline" even as a home-run hitter  Details of Coronal's industry-first "solar put" contract with kWh Analytics The 3 things it takes to be a successful project development company  For resources from today's episode, head over to www.mysuncast.com/suncast-episodes to the blog. (the direct URL is ...episodes/082) Thanks again for setting aside THIS time in your day. Enjoy this episode of SunCast.

Welcome to Episode 82 of Suncast! Did you check out this week's Tactical Tuesday, another great one on Energy Storage with SepiSolar CEO, Josh Weiner! Listen to it here! Today on SunCast, are returning to the Solar Pioneers Series with one of the large-scale solar project development greats, Ed Feo of Coronal Energy. As you'll hear, Ed has a fabled history in the renewables industry. Accolades like "Attorney of the Decade" or "One of the 5 most influential people in Renewable Energy" are earned in the trenches, and Ed's been in the deal room more than just about anyone – having worked on hundreds of deals and over $35B in transactions during his 23 yr tenure leading the Project Finance practice at law firm Millbank. Tune-in as we discuss these topics:  How Ed's favorite past time has greatly influenced his leadership style  What it means to develop "plate discipline" even as a home-run hitter  Details of Coronal's industry-first "solar put" contract with kWh Analytics The 3 things it takes to be a successful project development company  For resources from today's episode, head over to www.mysuncast.com/suncast-episodes to the blog. (the direct URL is ...episodes/082) Thanks again for setting aside THIS time in your day. Enjoy this episode of SunCast.

This episode is with Anna Sweeney, MS, RD, LDN, CEDRD-S. Anna is a Certified Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian, Certified Sports Nutritionist, Certified Intuitive Eating Specialist and founder of Whole Life Nutrition. You can find her on Instagram @dieticiananna IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: x How ED awareness week can be triggering for some people who are still struggling x The physical depiction of what recovery looks like is limiting. Anna has a strong desire to change the representation of what recovery looks like x Her diagnosis with MS and the story of her sister’s ED x her experience of being seen as “other”, feeling invisible to others because of her wheelchair (she can relate to others who may feel excluded by societal norms) x When we actively avoid seeing the things that make us uncomfortable, so as not to stare, we are in fact not acknowledging someone. Which is the equivalent of erasing this person from your field of vision – and they can see you doing that x Choosing the path of least resistance which is 1000% acceptance x The false illusion of control, that we are in control of the disorder, when in fact the disorder is controlling us x Tell […] The post LPP #58 Feeling Invisible & Letting Go of “Should” with Anna Sweeney appeared first on Liveng Proof.

This episode is with Anna Sweeney, MS, RD, LDN, CEDRD-S. Anna is a Certified Eating Disorder Registered Dietitian, Certified Sports Nutritionist, Certified Intuitive Eating Specialist and founder of Whole Life Nutrition. You can find her on Instagram @dieticiananna IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: x How ED awareness week can be triggering for some people who are still struggling x The physical depiction of what recovery looks like is limiting. Anna has a strong desire to change the representation of what recovery looks like x Her diagnosis with MS and the story of her sister’s ED x her experience of being seen as “other”, feeling invisible to others because of her wheelchair (she can relate to others who may feel excluded by societal norms) x When we actively avoid seeing the things that make us uncomfortable, so as not to stare, we are in fact not acknowledging someone. Which is the equivalent of erasing this person from your field of vision – and they can see you doing that x Choosing the path of least resistance which is 1000% acceptance x The false illusion of control, that we are in control of the disorder, when in fact the disorder is controlling us x Tell […] The post LPP #58 Feeling Invisible & Letting Go of “Should” with Anna Sweeney appeared first on Liveng Proof.

In this episode, Bedros Keuilian interviews the legendary Ed Mylett, creator of #MaxOut and serial entrepreneur. In this episode, Ed takes you through his journey, from losing his dream of becoming a professional baseball player to finding his new path and purpose in financial services. Along the way, Ed shows you how to find massive wealth and success in your own life and business. Here’s what you’ll discover: 2:12 - Why Ed’s baseball injury was the best thing that ever happened to him. 5:04 - How Ed changed his personal narrative and unlocked the power to become an industry leader. 10:27 - Why service is the only way you can sustain yourself for the length of time it takes to build an empire. 14:33 - Why you should never “negotiate the price.” 17:53 - The one thing you must do to survive any moment of weakness, doubt, or pain. 21:19 - Why “management” is an illusion and you should embrace explosions instead.  

Ed Latimore (@EdLatimore) is a heavyweight boxer, physics major, chess nerd, survivor of Pittsburgh's public housing projects, and author of Not Caring What Other People Think Is A Superpower. "I'm so happy that I learned to like books instead of social approval." -Ed Latimore What We Discuss with Ed Latimore: What Ed Latimore learned from growing up in one of the worst environments in America. Why it's never too late to make big changes in your life -- and how to kick off the process if you're feeling resistant to making those changes. How Ed rebuilt his life from the ground up after one of his biggest defeats. Fear is a more powerful motivator than the desire to change. Why would someone who pulled Cs and Ds in high school math choose to double major in math and physics on a second try at college? And much more... Sign up for Six-Minute Networking -- our free networking and relationship development mini course -- at jordanharbinger.com/course! Like this show? Please leave us a review here -- even one sentence helps! Full show notes and resources can be found here.

Meet Ed Earl, the Zen Builder (http://www.thezenbuilder.com/) . Ed is consistently one of the top presenters at the International Builders Show, where he typically discusses his methods for building happy clients and making the construction process go much smoother for everyone. He’s developed a term called “collaborative construction,” which is based on open communication, trust and shared objectives with all parties. Ed is the principal of Priority 1 Projects (http://www.priorityoneproperties-sd.com/) , a construction project management firm based in San Diego. He has 28 years of construction experience and an MBA from Stanford University. Ed is also a business coach working exclusively with contractors to help increase both profitability and enjoyment in their construction companies. To stay up to date on our latest interviews, be sure to sign up for our emails at  Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/buildingoptimal/) . Enjoy the interview! Show Notes: [1:50] – How Ed became to be known as “The Zen Builder.” [4:00] – The reason why so many issues arise between clients and their builders. [6:45] – The four types of most difficult clients and the strategies for successful relationships with them. [16:10] – When and why you should turn down a potential client. [19:20] – Tricks to managing client expectations (the prototype explanation, the emotional home owner). [26:20] – The importance of weekly meetings with clients. [27:50] – The construction kickoff meeting and what is discussed. [29:43] – Setting expectations for text and email responses. [33:10] – Creating your homeowner’s manual. [34:35] – Using an up front questionnaire. [37:10] – The benefits of cloud-based project management software. [44:20] – The features of three different programs: Co-Construct, Builder Trend, and UDA. [46:22] – The biggest pitfall with the cloud-based systems and the best way to roll one out. [48:50] – Setting client expectations regarding the construction schedule. [51:22] – Why Ed favors cost-plus over fixed price contracts. [55:00] – Finding Ed online. Selected Links: Managing the Emotional Homeowner (https://www.amazon.com/Managing-Emotional-Homeowner-Remodelers-Customers/dp/0867185198) Boomerang for Gmail (https://www.boomeranggmail.com/) Co-Construct (https://global.co-construct.com/) Builder Trend (https://buildertrend.com/) UDA Construction Online (http://www.constructiononline.com/co_plans_pricing-cm.html) Ed Earl Online: www.thezenbuilder.com (http://www.thezenbuilder.com) http://www.priorityoneproperties-sd.com/ (http://www.priorityoneproperties-sd.com/)

After spending 9 years in college, Ed shares his tips on how to make the most of it and how it taught him how to hustle! He has also built businesses while in college! A man with passion and persistence! Ed talks about how he has quickly grown and scaled his company with Peerfit. A few highlights from this interview include: - Ed shares how you can leverage college for your business. - Brandon and Ed talk about how Peerfit was first created. - Ed shares how he builds a community around group fitness. - How Ed was able to quickly expand his business. - Ed shares how important it is to always communicate with your team.

Ed Latimore (@EdLatimore) might be the most interesting person you'll ever meet. Ed is a professional heavyweight boxer, physics major, and philosopher. He's also the author of the cult-hit Not Caring What Other People Think Is a Superpower. If there's anything Ed feels like doing, he simply does it. This interview explores the physics of boxing, the value of a coach, and much of Ed’s hard-fought wisdom. You’ll discover: How the painful end to a relationship lit a fire under Ed that hasn’t stopped burning How Ed knows when he’s bitten off more than he can chew and needs to ease up on the accelerator Why motivation is a terrible way to achieve great things (and what to do instead) The unlikely way that Ed’s runaway best selling book came about Why Ed thinks every person should step into the boxing ring at least once in their life How people get stuck on the “dopamine treadmill” which feels productive but actually gets you nowhere (this is the kiss of death if you want to accomplish any important goal) Ed’s brilliant philosophy on pain and suffering that will change the way you view hardships in your life Ed’s somewhat controversial approach to coaching children and getting the very best out of them The most important element of creating a positive habit (most people get this wrong) And more. After listening to this warrior poet, you won’t look at life the same again. GO PREMIUM: Support the podcast, get ad-free episodes, transcripts, and so much more: https://fs.blog/knowledge-project-premium/  

Mental toughness. Mindset. Mind over matter. Author, speaker, and performance consultant Ed Tseng speaks on the importance of serving others, staying motivated, and living in the moment. A few highlights from this interview include: - How Ed’s childhood upbringing led him to the place he is today. - How educational failures can be transformed into educational success. - Why mindset is so important when it comes to decision making. - Ed’s best approach to mental toughness based on one’s individual life experience. - How your mindset can prevent you from being present in life’s important moments. - How your emotional state and mental state of thought are interconnected. - Ed’s definition of success based on living in the present. - Brandon and Ed’s book suggestions for self-improvement.

Do you want the freedom of a Wholesaling business, but feel shackled to the security of your day job? Many aspiring Wholesalers feel stuck wearing the “golden handcuffs” of job security, but you don’t have to choose between freedom and security. Today’s guest has found a way to grow his Wholesaling business, while still working on the road for a Fortune 150 company. Ed built a business that works for him – and it all started with working on the business systems. IN THIS EPISODE YOU’LL LEARN: How Ed built a mostly-autonomous business in less than a year The value of a delinquent property list Hot Zip Codes vs Cold Zip Codes What it means to ‘think outside the box’ with real estate How Ed closed five deals without quitting his job and so much more... If you're ready to get serious about your Wholesaling business, head over to www.wholesalinginc.com and book a FREE strategy session phone call with us ASAP. Either me or someone from my team will jump on the phone with you to discuss how we could help build (or scale) your Wholesaling business and take it to the next level! See ya next time.

Want to know how to leap ahead, compress time, and achieve your goals faster...? This interview with Ed O'Keefe will give you both the mindset and the practical steps to move faster and skip the "pay your dues" slow-lane that most people settle for. Ed's the author of Time Collapsing! The New Art of Speed, Money, Power & Meaning, and maybe, more importantly, he's not just an author, he's built more than one 7-8 figure business. Building one business beyond $1 million in annual revenue is an accomplishment. Do it more than once and you've got a system. Ed's done that and I'm excited to share this interview with you. Listen and you'll discover... • How Ed reached deep to persevere through a mini Navy Seal "Hell Week" experience and how you can apply the lesson to your business this week. • How to use your mind to turn and struggle into an "enjoyable experience" so that you can push through the difficulty and achieve your true potential. • Ed's approach to staying present and focused on the positive outcome you want at all times. • The secret to "collapsing time" and blowing past false limitations. • Using modeling to jump to the top 3% of performers as fast as humanly possible. • And so much more... Grab this interview today, you'll be able to use what Ed shares to speed up your success starting this week... Click here to listen >> Timeline 00:12 Steve introduces Ed O Keefe to the show. 01:20 Ed reveals he has 7 kids, all under the age of 12….wow! 02:20 Ed tells us how he started off in business and how he came to realize that you can be whatever you want to be. 08:37 We all hit roadblocks in our lives. Ed explains how he has dealt with this while also telling us about a 2 ½ day Navy Seal course he did that was so grueling that people have died while attempting it. 17:39 Ed tells a great David Goggins story, the guy amongst other things holds the WR for chin-ups in 24 hours. 21:36 Steve loves Ed's book so much that he bought 10 copies for his workshops. Ed breaks down what Time Collapsing is about and discusses the Leapfrog Theory. 26:53 Ed expands on an important chapter of his book, Modeling, and how it can help you. 31:32 Ed explains how the ultimate leverage point in any business is sales. He explains how his business went from $200k sales per month to $1.7m in only 4 months! 36:04 Ed explains the difference between KnowFoods and health supplements. 40:20 Ed tells us how to get in touch with him. Mentioned in the show Time Collapsing: The Art of Speed, Money, Power, and Meaning Denis Waitley The Psychology of Winning Earl Knightingale Lead the Field David Goggins Lone Survivor Dan Kennedy Corey Rudl Direct Response Marketing www.knowfoods.com Mark Divine Unbeatable Mind Michael Murphy Robert Ringer Winning through Intimidation www.Edokeefeshow.com www.TimeCollapsing.com

In this episode you will learn: • How Lyme disease almost wrecked Ed's quest for a college degree • How Ed finally got the help he needed • Ed's cutting edge work on the frontier of bioinformatics for Lyme disease Ed Messick was bitten by a tick in 8th grade - and he was originally diagnosed with mono. It seemed to be under control until a traumatic event on top of a highly stressful point in his college career which lead him to not only feel terrible, but also not take care of himself in a way that would help him regain his health. He eventually dropped out of Pharmacy School. After suffering from chronic fatigue, brain fog, depression and rapid weight loss. His primary care physician did give him a lyme diagnosis but when he went to the top infectious disease doctor in NJ he was told he didn’t have Lyme Disease. He was able to get In 2016 he graduated from NJ institute of technology with a masters in Bioinformatics and today he works as a bioinformation analyst for a genomics company in New Jersey.

For many of these episodes, I bring on someone who is already very successful in multi-family investing and I will continue doing so because there is a lot to learn from these people! However, I also really enjoy talking with relatively new investors about their first deal since that first deal is always the hardest, and it's the most important step you can take towards achieving your financial goals. This week, I welcome to the show Ed Hermson. In this episode, you will find out how Ed was able to close his first 22-unit apartment building deal just 3 months after getting started, and how long it will take for Ed to achieve his goal of $10,000 per month in passive income! Key Takeaways [2:26] Ed's backstory Worked in Mortgage Banking for 14 years His commission pay structure made him nervous 2008 was an eye-opening experience [6:22] Why Ed decided to stop investing in single family housing Not enough short-term income to justify the work/hassle [7:36] Why Ed decided that Multifamily was a good fit [9:36] What stops people, (including Ed), from getting that first deal done [10:43] How Ed overcame his monetary limitations Put together sample deals using The Syndicated Deal Analyzer Sent deal packages to people he knew might be interested [12:12] Why Ed decided to focus on smaller markets Less competition   [18:21] How Ed found his first big deal The power of property managers and why you should be nice to them [23:21] Why paying for an appraisal on an apartment complex is usually a waste of money The Single Family Investing Mindset  [24:29] Ed's advice on building an investment team Choose people with diversity of experience [25:34] How you can find the time for multi-family investing while working full-time  [36:53] Ed's advice to new investors Find 3-4 individuals that have skills/knowledge that you don't have  Start putting together sample deals with deal analyzer [38:19] Why you should focus on building relationships with bankers and property managers (instead of just realtors) Connect with Ed Hermsen ed.hermsen@mtggroup.com

Chris is the CEO of Collective Medical Technologies, a Salt Lake City-based health technology company which helps providers and payers to take better care of their patients and members using real-time risk identification, stakeholder notifications, and collaborative care planning tools. CMT is obsessively focused on eliminating avoidable patient risk by designing simple yet highly-effective technology-driven clinical solutions. Chris was previously a vice president at Bain Capital and an associate consultant with Bain & Company. He holds a B.A. with honors in Economics and English from Brigham Young University and an MBA from Stanford's Graduate School of Business, from which he graduated as an Arjay Miller Scholar. He lives with his wife and children in Salt Lake City where, together, they enjoy all things outdoors, family, and friends. Twitter: @CollectiveMed, @1klomp LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cklomp, https://www.linkedin.com/company/collective-medical-technologies Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/collectivemedicaltechWebsite: www.collectivemedicaltech.com 00:00 Reducing Wasteful Spend in Healthcare. 02:35 Emergency Medical Spend is as a percentage of total Healthcare cost in the U.S. is only between 2-4%. 03:30 How ED spending is low-hanging fruit. 04:30 What Collective Medical Technologies is. 05:00 Impacting what happens in the Emergency Department vs. Using real-time data to identify the patient in the ED for better care. 06:15 How Malintent and Mis-intent create opportunities in the Emergency Department. 08:00 Getting patients to exactly the right Care Setting in the moment. 12:45 What happens when a patient enters the ED. 15:45 Meeting the Patient's needs while authenticating the Patient's visit. 17:15 “It's about the information you don't know.” 17:30 Information Asymmetries. 20:00 What someone needs to know about Managing Data to Identify Risks. 21:50 Creating timely, Meaningful Conversations. 22:15 Real-time Data. 23:00 Thinking about Risk and Imminent Readmission. 23:45 In-the-moment Risk Analytics. 25:00 Collaboration in a Care Plan to reduce Wasteful Spend. 26:00 The Right Data, Risk Analytics, Communication, and Community-Wide Collaboration. 28:20 How Social Determinants affect Wasteful Spend in the ED. 30:10 You can find out more information at www.collectivemedicaltech.com.

You are going to love this week's REal Success! Coach Bill Pipes has an great interview with rockstar agent Ed Converse! Ed is 76 years old and crushing it in real estate! Age hasn’t held Ed back and he is using technology to his advantage to get more leads. In this episode of REal Success you will learn: -How Ed tripled his income -Why age isn't a limit to your success -An overlooked lead source and how Ed created a plan to maximize it You won't want to miss this episode and be sure to check out Ed's tips for success! Read more here: http://bit.ly/2bCnlYk ------------ I hope you got some helpful tips and new ideas from this podcast. To ensure you don't miss all my FREE training all you have to do is sign up here with your email bit.ly/TF-VideoTraining ------------ Connect with Tom on his other social channels: Facebook - facebook.com/CoachTomFerry Twitter - twitter.com/TomFerry YouTube - youtube.com/RealEstateTrainingTF Instagram - instagram.com/CoachTomFerry

We really do appreciate our sponsors so when we get a chance to thank them in a way other than our awesome ad reads, we do it! On this episode you get twice the guest because we invited two of the three folks behind WonderNetworks to join us. Paul Reinheimer and Gemma Anible came on (and even did video via Skype so they could tell when we were getting bored) and talked about how WonderNetworks got started, Paul and Gemma’s preferred development style and Paul seemed determined (as he always is) to tweak Chris. Corrections and Updates From Episode 70 – Chris was wrong about the French legal system From Episode 70 – Chris was wrong about who played the creature in “The Thing From Another World” Do these things! Check out our sponsors Roave and WonderNetwork Buy stickers at devhell.info/shop Follow us on Twitter here Rate us on iTunes here Listen Download now (MP3, 68.5MB, 1:35:12) Links and Notes Paul on Twitter Gemma on Twitter WonderProxy Where’s It Up Space leggings Ziggy Stardust The TDD study from Gemma’s talk Phalcon web framework BulletPHP web framework Slim 3 web framework Trailblazer Ruby on Rails architecture PHP-GTK Elizabeth Marie Smith on Twitter How Chris looks like Lobot during Skype chats How few followers Ed has on Twitter The Go programming language How Ed personifies a level of explaining things “Is it Graph scale?”

Tony Grebmeier has been a friend of mine for a little over a year and we met through this health supplement business. Tony runs a company called “Ship Offers”. Ship Offers is a private labelling company and formulation company for health supplements but that’s not what we talked about in this episode. Tony’s stories are absolutely fascinating! He went from making millions to drug addiction to getting sober, while insuring his family units stayed together. And now he’s been sober for many years. So in this episode we talk about the disease of addiction and overcoming it, but also the phase in his life that actually led him to it. You will see in this episode, we did something different! We did a power talk where we interviewed each other so we could both use the information for our podcasts. So throughout this episode we go back and forth asking each other questions. You will hear some behind the scenes that I shared about Kokoro camp, my prep work, my mindset, and my goals while being there! Please subscribe and share this so that we can get the message out and transform lives one person at a time! Selected Links from the Episode:18:06 Ed O’Keefe Show19:21 Chicken Soup for the Soul36:05 Zero to One51:45 Kokoro camp Show Notes:00:00 – 00:24 Teaser00:24 – 02:34 Introduction02:34 – 04:45 Greetings and Similarities04:45 – 09:14 Backstory of Tony09:14 – 13:26 Drug addiction13:26 – 15:15 How Tony made his first millions15:15 – 22:14 Backstory of Ed22:14 – 26:25 How Ed chose the path on being an entrepreneur26:25 – 28:06 Road to success28:06 – 32:27 The Art of Time Collapsing32:27 – 35:12 Success and Selfish Traps35:12 – 39:07 Leapfrog theory39:07 – 44:18 Skill sets & super power44:18 – 48:12 Overcoming things48:12 – 01:00:15 Relationships and Networking01:00:15 – 01:03:55 Acknowledgment and life advice01:03:55 – 01:05:30 MarineD3 Sponsor01:05:30 – 01:06:31 Dormant Forces Sponsor People Mentioned:18:16 Lloyd Irvin19:19 Tony Robbins19:20 Jack Canfield23:26 Bill Gates24:04 Jesse Itzler24:47 Marquis Jets25:51 Warren Buffet32:09 Brian Tracy32:14 Zig Ziglar36:04 Peter Thiel36:10 Paypal41:21 Gary V41:22 Bob Proctor41:26 Mark Cuban47:29 Vinnie Fisher

Understanding the consequences of our actions and how distractions can create victims. When you consider how each decision we make can have a ripple effect in our lives, and the lives of those around us, it’s easy to relate to the story Ed Devitt shares. Through the all-too-common invincibility mindset of a teenager, Ed faced an unimaginable challenge that changed the lives of everyone around him. As Ed shares his powerful story, it’s clear that he has developed an unparalleled passion for life as a result of the obstacles he’s faced. Perhaps the most powerful aspect of Ed’s story is his willingness to take responsibility for his actions and share the reality of how each choice we make could have devastating effects. His story is as devastating as it is inspiring, which is why it’s an important one to share with all of you. TWEET: One choice can change the course of your life forever. Find out more on this episode The profound impact of the choices Ed and his friends made. As Ed delves deeper into the details of his crash on June 10, 1999, he shares in heart-breaking detail the moments that led to his traumatic brain injury and the death of his friends. Approaching the subject with honesty helps to connect Ed’s story with the overwhelming process of recovery, coping with loss, and feelings of guilt he faced at just 18 years of age. Because of his traumatic brain injury, it was difficult for Ed to process what happened in the days following the crash. Facing the process of recovery following a traumatic brain injury. The recovery process was challenging - Ed had to learn how to eat, walk, and do just about everything that once came naturally. As he moved through recovery, it became clear that Ed was lucky to be alive. It’s with this attitude of gratitude that Ed eventually came to share his journey with others, in the hopes that he can help to prevent the devastating impact of distracted driving and driving under the influence. TWEET: Dealing with a #TraumaticBrainInjury and finding a way to #inspire others The dangers of the “this could never happen to me” mindset. The fact is, the situation Ed found himself could happen to anyone. It’s all about choices. As Ed discovered in his own journey, the choices he made that night and in the years following his injury led to some harsh realities. Ed shared how, as a teenager, he felt - as most of us do at that age - invincible. In spite of his gut instinct telling him not to get in the car, Ed figured, “why not? What’s the worst that could happen?” It’s this mindset, according to Ed, which leads to many tragedies. From distracted driving to driving under the influence, the belief that “this could never happen to me” all too often influences us to make poor choices. And those choices can lead to tragedy. Ed’s wake up call and evolution into a speaker. After years of struggling with alcoholism and finding a way to cope with the events of that night in June of 1999, Ed finally had the wake up call he so desperately needed in 2013. It came from his wife. After she helped him see just how dire his situation was, Ed was able to find his way to recovery from addiction. Today, he shares his inspiring story with schools and at events around the country. Through the power of his story, Ed helps others see just how dangerous our distractions can be. The fact is, Ed could have seen his tragedy as just that - a tragedy. Instead, in true Dream Chasers fashion, he chose to make it his motivation to help change the mindset of others. To save lives. To see beyond one life-changing event and into the bright future that exists in spite of it and also because of it. TWEET: I thought I was invincible. I found out that night I was wrong. ~ Ed Devitt OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [0:52] Disclosure about the sensitive subject matter contained in this episode. [1:07] Introduction of Ed Devitt, who shares an important message about his experiences. [2:35] How Ed and Aimee J met and became friends. [3:06] Learning more about Ed’s powerful message and his background. [5:42] Understanding the impact of our actions and how distractions can create victims. [6:37] The breakdown of Ed’s crash and understanding how it all happened. [10:07] The road to recovery following the crash and Ed’s traumatic brain injury. [12:10] The profound impact of the choices Ed and his friends made, and coping with loss. [12:42] Ed explains the length and gravity of his recovery process. [14:15] What role did alcoholism play in Ed’s injury and recovery? [16:18] The impact of the crash and Ed’s injury on his family and friends. [17:25] Ed discusses feeling “invincible” as an 18-year-old and how that influenced the decisions they made that night. [18:45] The dangers of the “this could never happen to me” mindset. [19:06] How Ed uses his traumatic brain injury as fuel to share his message about distracted driving and his experience with addiction. [22:02] What motivated Ed to start sharing his story? [24:42] Ed discusses the wake up call that motivated him to get sober. [26:41] How Ed’s wife helped him see the truth and get the help he needed. [28:35] Ed shares the process of sharing his story and how is able to reach more people. [30:46] Ed’s evolution into a speaker who shares his message with people everywhere. [32:39] How you can find out more about Ed. [33:29] Ed’s recommendation for Dream Chasers. [34:31] Aimee’s discusses the power of Ed’s story. ED’S RECOMMENDATION: Spend time volunteering and giving back to others. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: www.BrainNewDay.com The Brain Injury Association of New York State The Brain Injury Association of America TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: On this episode of #ChasingDreams, a chat with Ed Devitt of #BrainNewDay TWEET: Finding a way to rise above #tragedy to find #hope on this episode of #ChasingDreams

Ed Sim, Founding Partner @ Boldstart Ventures, Ed truly has had the most astonishing career in early stage SaaS having led first round investments in todays market leaders, LivePerson (now on Nasdaq) and GoToMeeting (acquired by Citrix). Over the 19 years in early stage SaaS he has also helped a number of entrepreneurs scale from seed to market leader with his portfolio companies being acquired by the likes of Google, Linkedin and Salesforce, and I would like to say that all the data and information presented in today's show is provided by the kind folks at Mattermark, check then out at www.mattermark.com In Today's Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Ed made his way into the wonderful world of venture? 2.) Why did Ed start a seed stage SaaS fund? Where did he see the market opportunity?How was the fundraising process for Ed? Were there any surprises? 3.) How does Ed view the current seed stage funding environment, is there too much money chasing too few deals? 4.) Ed backed cloud companies in 2000. What is different from then vs today’s saas companies? 5.) How do you value early stage SaaS startups, when there are often very few clear metrics at this stage? 6.) What makes a great enterprise founder at seed stage? 7.) How has the seed stage SaaS environment changed over the 19 years of Ed's career? Items Mentioned In Today's Episode: Ed's Fave Blog or Newsletter: Jason Calacanis: LaunchTicker Ed's Fave iPhone App: Slack As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Ed on Twitter here! If you would like to see a more colourful side to Harry with many a mojito session, you can follow him on Instagram here! Have you ever wanted to know who someone is simply from an email address?With Loyalty Bay's Super Users product now you can. Simply input an email address and it will go off and find publicly available profile information i.e. Linkedin, Facebook, Twitter etc for that email address. This is incredibly powerful in building a richer data profile on your users for marketers and business development people alike. Free 30 day Trial. Check out www.loyaltybay.co.uk  

$50 Million and Counting .... With Ed O'Keefe 1:28 - A brief overview of Ed’s journey to entrepreneurial success 4:26 - On becoming an entrepreneur 7:41 - Taking advantage of emerging opportunities 8:23 - How Ed built a $50 M dollar business 9:12 - “Your job is create an offer which is really a sale process that either has such a great conversion rate or such a great average ticket… “ 10:36 - It all comes down to mathematics 14:22 - How Ed’s getting 230 - 240 ROI 15:20 - Brief Case study - targeting higher end buyers by developing a system and restructuring price offer 17:58 - An example of a recurring income model 20:50 - Repositioning your product by adding values 23:57 - Giving away value in a leveraged format 28:00 - Building authority through content marketing 30:27 - How does an entrepreneur  build a successful business? 31:21 - Most common challenges in getting started with business and overcoming them 34:01 - Ed’s book, “The Art of Time Collapsing: How to get What You Want Much Faster Than You Ever Thought” 38:19 - Learning and summary Resources mentioned: www.edokeefeshow.com www.inspiredwear.com

$50 Million and Counting .... With Ed O'Keefe Ed O'Keefe is a very successful entrepreneur. He's a best-selling author and most importantly a father of seven and has been able to go from dead broke to cracking the code of starting and taking multiple businesses from zero to numerous seven and 80 figures businesses. Ed has worked as a business mentor and a business strategy coach and has released his online TV show and has recently written a book called The Art of Time Collapsing - How to Get What You Want Much Faster Than You Ever Thought.   Share This Episode: Click To Tweet Resources mentioned: Click here to download podcast shownotes www.edokeefeshow.com Key points discussed / timestamps 1:28 - A brief overview of Ed’s journey to entrepreneurial success 4:26 - On becoming an entrepreneur 7:41 - Taking advantage of emerging opportunities 8:23 - How Ed built a $50 M dollar business 9:12 - "Your job is to create an offer which is really a sale process that either has such a great conversion rate or such a great average ticket…" 10:36 - It all comes down to mathematics 14:22 - How Ed’s getting 230 - 240 ROI 15:20 - Brief Case study - targeting higher end buyers by developing a system and restructuring price offer 17:58 - An example of a recurring income model 20:50 - Repositioning your product by adding values 23:57 - Giving away value in a leveraged format 28:00 - Building authority through content marketing 30:27 - How does an entrepreneur build a successful business? 31:21 - Most common challenges in getting started with business and overcoming them 34:01 - Ed’s book, “The Art of Time Collapsing: How to get What You Want Much Faster Than You Ever Thought” 38:19 - Learning and summary