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Today’s Guest: Eli Cayer Eli Cayer is definitely one of the most down-to-earth and interesting owners that we have talked to on the podcast. He runs the Urban Farm Fermentory and Gruit Brewing Co in Portland, Maine, and he does his best to bring the local ingredients into the products he produces. In this first half of the interview, we talk about how Eli got started in fermenting, foraging for ingredients, and all five types of beverages they are creating. Be sure to come back next week to hear the conclusion of our conversation.     Fermentory Address: Urban Farm Fermentory & Gruit Brewing Co. 200 Anderson St Portland, ME 04101     Our Sponsor: Beer By Coleman Are you looking into opening a new brewery, distillery, or craft beer bar? Or are you already an owner or operator and you’re looking for help to go from surviving to thriving? Maybe you’re simply looking for a finely curated virtual craft beer or beverage tasting experience for your business or organization? Well, look no further! Beer By Coleman can help with all of this and more. They’re the solution you’re searching for for your craft beer & beverage needs.  Find out more at beerbycoleman.com and stay tuned for the launch of their brand new podcast: "What Are We Drinking About w/ Boogie & the BEERst."     Times of Note: 1:36 - Our Sponsor - Beer By Coleman. 3:04 - Eli says hello. 3:32 - What we’re drinking - sort of? 6:20 - Eli gets technical right out of the gate. 8:53 - Everything except the beer is gluten-free. 9:46 - How Eli got into the fermenting business. 11:30 - Eli accidentally starts keeping bees. 13:02 - Eli opens his first Meadery. 14:32 - Eli opens UFF starting with Cider. 15:23 - Brewing Kombucha as a winery? 15:52 - They finally start fermenting grain! 18:26 - Their products are all a little different each time due to the natural fermentation. 21:04 - What a cool way to run a business. 26:11 - Foraging is a huge part of the flavors at UFF! 29:12 - We learn what a crop mob is and how they use them. 36:48 - They have both foraging and production calendars. 39:33 - Eli definitely has his hands full with all of these products and flavors. 41:52 - We transition to our Miles and Points with Pints segment. 43:02 - An important few minutes about sexism, harassment, and abuse in the brewing industry. 46:11 - Confusion on the end of the Chase Sapphire Preferred offers. 48:27 - Jeff wants an even higher offer! (update - mailers appeared for a 90k offer shortly after recording - can Jeff see the future?) 49:39 - Capital One improves earning on the Savor and SavorOne cards. 54:51 - Retention offer reports for Discover cards. 56:24 - Cardless shows up with a couple of 100k offers. 58:33 - Keep an eye out for big Rakuten referral bonuses. 1:00:35 - Hilton drops breakfast for elites this summer. 1:02:50 - IHG extends free night certificates. 1:04:12 - JetBlue starts booking for JFK to London flights. 1:08:58 - Delta will require vaccines for new hires. 1:10:05 - United partners with Abbot for BinaxHome tests. 1:11:50 - Europe to open to vaccinated Americans. 1:13:26 - CDC says masks not necessary for vaccinated Americans. 1:16:52 - The Miles & Pints Theme Song!     Relevant Links: @ratmagnet  - compiled information about sexism, harassment, and abuse in brewing Tired Hands Owner Steps Down    Miles to Memories - Discover Retention Frequent Miler - Cardless Cards?   Urban Farm Fermentory & Gruit Brewing Co. Website - fermentory.com Facebook - Urban Farm Fermentory Instagram - @fermentory Twitter - @fermentory   Travel On Point(s) Website - travel-on-points.com Facebook - Travel on Point(s)   Miles & Pints Website - milesandpints.com Store - Miles & Pints Swag Facebook - Miles & Pints   Twitter - @MILESandPINTS Instagram - @milesandpints TikTok - @milesandpints

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SEO for decades has been thought of as an increasingly complex element of marketing to grow your company. But in this groundbreaking book, by Eli Schwartz, we uncover the human and artistic side of growth. Eli's hypothesis is that good SEO is not derived by throwing money and content at a search engine algorithm, but it's created by taking the right intention and building a great product. Product-led SEO is driven by listening to the needs of the customers you serve and delivering solutions that drive growth. Eli is an SEO expert and consultant with more than a decade of experience working for leading B2B and B2C companies. Eli’s strategies have generated millions of dollars in revenue for some of the internet’s top websites. He has helped clients like Shutterstock, WordPress, Blue Nile, Quora, and Zendesk execute highly successful global SEO strategies. As head of SurveyMonkey’s SEO team, Eli oversaw the company’s global operations, helped launch the first Asia-Pacific office, and grew the company’s organic search from just 1 percent of revenue to a key driver of global revenue. Eli’s work has been featured by TechCrunch, Entrepreneur.com, and Y Combinator, and he has given talks at business schools and keynoted conferences around the world. In this episode, Eli thoughtfully shares with us insights and strategies from his book, Product-Led SEO. Listen to this episode and learn about:Eli giving credit and thanks to his wife, Shawna (3:58)Being collaborative over technical (7:10)SEO as a long-term life learning strategy (11:15)SEO for product teams not marketing teams (14:36)Examples of product-led SEO (17:32)AI as an impediment to product-led SEO (20:25)Consultants versus full-time employees (23:23)Investing in SEO strategy (28:10)The first step to learning SEO (33:12)Red ocean versus blue ocean SEO (36:37)How Eli is investing in others (40:45) Links:Connect with Eli on Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/schwartze/Product-Led SEO - https://www.elischwartz.co/product-led-seo/

Welcome to today’s show!   WHAT WE’LL LEARN:   How Eli’s deepest roots shaped his identity in the world in a very orthodox Jewish community in New York called Crown Heights. How his childhood felt “very unsafe.” As he was growing up he started to group people as “safe” and “unsafe.” When an older community boy took advantage of him sexually,  Eli unconsciously held onto two deep seated beliefs that followed him throughout his life. Eli felt if he had money it would solve all his problems. At age 23, Eli had hit all these monetary and business goals and he believed all his problems would go away, and the opposite happened. Eli shared, “It was a shattering of a lie.” Eli  talks about feeling “pure sadness” and how getting in touch with that emotion was crucial to his recovery. About 5 years into therapy Eli met with his abuser and that day changed his life. Shame is a fear of not being worthy of connection. Why support groups are so effective. What would Eli write on a billboard for all to see. RESOURCES MENTIONED   Eli Nash-Instagram “Secrets” (YouTube) Out of The Shadows by Patrick Carnes In Search of More (Podcast)   For more info, head over to atheistsinrecovery.com and subscribe to our email list. And thank you for listening!   Leave an honest review on ITUNES.  Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one.   Subscribe to the A.I.R. newsletter where you will learn to identify patterns of dysfunctional thinking, change the dysfunctional thinking into something more positive, and find hope in recovery.   If you enjoyed today’s episode, please share it with friends, family, and other professionals by using the social media buttons on this page.

Resources: ✅ Join the Sales Revolution: If you’re ready to do sales differently, you’re in the right place. This community is for entrepreneurs and sales pros to connect, grow, + learn the new (and highly improved) connection-based way of selling. https://www.facebook.com/groups/salesrevolutiongroup Most highly successful salespeople's careers started to take off when they got into a consistent habit of challenging someone's perspective. Not only your product or service is valuable, but the conversation you're creating can make a big impact around you, which is why sales must not be transactional, but transformational where we transform the way people think. Success doesn’t happen overnight, but there are things that you can do every day to be the best version of yourself. Successful people set forth their habits to achieve excellence. While unsuccessful slack off and get stuck with their terrible habits. Which one do you want to be? Eli Wilde is my guest for this week and he's here to challenge the way you see sales! In this episode, we cover: • Introduction [00:00] • How Eli got started in sales and how he got so good at it. [01:45] • Eli’s biggest years in terms of his income and awards given. [06:02] • Eli’s sales techniques. What is he doing differently? [09:11] • Things you can implement right now that will help you start selling more. [12:42] • How to make your customer feel that you genuinely care for them. [17:23] • The importance of trust when putting someone in the “buyer state.” [19:07] • Building trust, certainty, and safety in sales conversations. [20:19] • Crucial warnings for salespeople to avoid disasters in the future. [24:41] • Why you should stop selling from a place of need. [28:56] • Being appreciative and grateful when your customers are vulnerable. [31:47] • Getting your prospects hungry for a solution before presenting your solution. [32:44] • What salespeople and entrepreneurs should be doing right now during the pandemic. [33:32] • Why sales must be transformational, not just transactional. [34:17] • Why is it important to ask the right questions to uncover your client’s challenges? [38:18] • Why having to double your working hours just to double your sales income is a big NO! Here’s the best way to accelerate. [43:30] • The main difference between selling now compared to what it was 10 to 20 years ago? [45:27] • Eli's strategy to put his potential customers into a vulnerable state. [49:21 ✅ If you're looking to take your sales to the 7th level, book a “Clarity Call” below and let’s see if you're a good fit for our sales training program!

In the grasslands of Africa, when the sun rises, you can either be a lion or an impala, but it won't even matter what you are, you'd just have to rise and get going. Otherwise, you'd either starve to death or get eaten. Just as it is in sales; you either wait for others to get ahead of you, or you rise and get ahead for yourself! Today's guest is Eli Wilde, one of the mentors of Sales Sniper who can close 12 million in sales in just 30 minutes. Surreal, right? I know! But today, we'll talk about stories and analogies that have helped all of us to get where we are today. You'll be sure to learn a lot so tune in! Episode Highlights: Alright, guys! [0:00] How Eli and Sales Sniper met [1:19] The story of how Eli got into sales [3:40] What was Eli's sense of congruency in the mission he took on [8:26] Why you shouldn't underestimate volume [9:24] Three main things that will make somebody successful [13:14] Matt's learnings from Ryan Serhant [15:29] Things around the sale you have to understand [19:32] The lion-impala analogy [23:31] Where would Eli be in 10 years? [24:29] Why the NEPQ framework is the best framework out there [32:13] The importance of listening to tonal cues [33:17] The Olympics analogy [35:36] Where most people screw up in their sales calls [38:15] Conditioning yourself to recognise triggers [39:10] Applying problem-finding to your sales techniques [40:43] About Our Guest: Eli Wilde is a life coach, business coach, and wellness advisor located in California. He trained Sales Sniper for a time. Eli is an influencer who helps coaches and consultants with Sales and Systems to have more impact. Find Eli Wilde: Facebook Free Facebook Group Resources: The Closing Code (Sales Coaching Training) Visit our FREE RESOURCES page and find just what you need to boost your sales game! Sales Sniper Website Join our Free Facebook Group Connect with Matt and James: YouTube Facebook Instagram Email LinkedIn If you liked this episode, don't forget to subscribe, tune in, and share this podcast! Thanks for tuning in! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“It’s not this or that, it’s always a little bit of everything. The question you should be asking is why are you seeing this truth, instead of the one that makes you happy? The point of everything is joy, and yoga serves you so that you can live a joyful life. You don’t serve yoga, and it doesn’t owe you anything.” - Eli WalkerI’m so excited to be bringing you this episode of Brave By Design, where I speak with a powerful woman whose mission is to challenge social norms and provide you with tools for self-empowerment to cultivate personal joy. Eli Walker originally created Divine Your Story™ in the summer of 2017 as a teaching method to help individuals rethink their relationship with joy. She deployed this in the form of yoga retreats, workshops, and one-on-one Happiness Consulting.Later in 2017, she launched her second company, Drunk Yoga®, which quickly rose to international acclaim. As a result of its swift success, she shifted her focus to pioneering a new genre of yoga that “intoxicated” convention by infusing the practice with the social ritual of a happy hour for the purpose of igniting joy through tangible connection to community. Connect with Eli: http://eliwalkerprojects.com/ Connect with Laura Khalil online:instagram.com/iambravebydesignlinkedIn.com/in/LauraKhalilLearn the five habits that help women rise:http://bravebydesign.net/fivehabits Invite Laura to speak at your live or virtual event http://bravebydesign.netWhat You’ll Hear In This Episode: What inspired Eli to bring Drunk Yoga to the world [2:02]The type of yoga she discovered while traveling the globe that quite literally changed her life [13:12]How Eli and her team teach joy through both yoga and community building [17:11]Her thoughts on becoming an “overnight success” [23:00]The way Eli shed certain relationships as she rose - and how you can do the same [33:22] Additional Links & Resources:Eli and Drunk Yoga on InstagramHer Book, Drunk Yoga: 50 Wine & Yoga Poses to Lift Your Spirit(s)Divine Your Story™Katonah YogaSupport the show (https://www.paypal.me/bravebydesign)

Don’t. Miss. This. Podcast. We’re thrilled to have Eli Knight, 2nd degree blackbelt in jiu jitsu as our latest podcast guest. Filmed in video for the first time, we present: “EP11 Eli Knight Discusses Impact of Martial Arts on Mental Health”.⠀Highlights:⠀⠀◉ How martial arts was an outlet for Eli dealing with some emotionally difficult times in his life.◉ How combative arts can actually calm the mind.◉ Eli’s personal advice for getting the most out of the martial arts experience. Show Notes: 0:22   Eli introduces himself and his background in martial arts and his success on YouTube. 6:35   Eli’s start into martial arts and how he was mentored and eventually got into teaching with Jason Hawkins. 9:48   Impact of martial arts on our mental health. 12:45 How martial arts was an outlet for Eli dealing with some traumatic life events. 13:50 How combative arts can actually calm the mind; you have to be in the moment. 18:18 Benefits of training in martial arts for depression, anxiety, ADHD and autism. 24:14 Martial Arts teaches you what focus is. 29:35 How Eli has seen martial arts improve students’ self-esteem. “IT’S GREAT TO SEE PEOPLE WHO ARE VERY INTROVERTED COME OUT OF THEIR SHELL.” 34:40 A healthy dose of realism is one of the biggest things you can get from martial arts 37:15 Just because someone is impressive doesn’t mean they’ll be a good coach 39:10 Upcoming seminars and projects that Eli is working on 43:00 Eating clean but not getting too tied up in fads 50:57 How people can reach out to Eli or connect with him online   LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED: Find out more about Eli Knight and connect with him on YouTube, Facebook, Instagram or at https://knightbjj.com. CONNECT WITH PLUM DRAGON HERBS:   YouTube |  Facebook | Instagram | Twitter  | LinkedIn    THANK YOU FOR LISTENING!    How did you like this episode? We’d love to continue the discussion with you.  Share your comments and takeaways below.      And if you liked this episode, subscribe to our iTunes and YouTube channels and be sure to follow, like and comment!   Podcast Music Credit: Motherlode Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ⠀Please tag your friends on this post that you would like to share this podcast with. WE WOULD ALSO LOVE if you could become one of our subscribers on YouTube so that you can learn of new podcasts as they come.⠀

Hello Couragemakers! I couldn't be happier to be sharing the conversation I had with today's guest. This week I'm talking with wonderful human who is Eli Trier. Eli is a community builder for Quiet Revolutionaries. She helps introverts with big dreams to get connected and build thriving, engaged communities around their businesses, so that they can make a massive impact, find their dream clients, and make their corner of the world a better place. She specialises in creating powerful, strategic online community projects and loves every minute of her work (even the boring bits). Eli lives in the wonderful city of Copenhagen, Denmark and when she's not working you can find her curled up with a book, painting, or hanging out with her husband Lars. Eli's runs the group program love>numbers group programme which is all about getting connected and building a network of your right people. Applications are currently open - you can find out more by visiting https://elitriercommunities.com/lovenumbers In this week's episode, we're talking all about Eli's journey to showing up fully in all her, what she calls Wibbly-Wobbly, Wonky Glory. Eli shares her journey from struggling with crippling anxiety to helping people build authentic communities, her story of being diagnosed wth autism in her thirties, and her decision she made two years ago to only talk to herself with compassion and like her own best friend. We have a great conversation about boundaries and how having such firm boundaries around her time and energy are what allows her to show up fully, how self compassion and self-kindness are Eli's superpowers and how to find your people. I've been thinking a lot over the past couple of years, about the sustainability piece when it comes to creating a life you love and Eli's wisdom and practical examples around her own boundaries is seriously inspiring and helpful. If you're someone who wants to show up more as your imperfect self, wants to find your people and wants to find a way to show yourself more compassion and kindness instead of being your own biggest dreamshitter, this is the episode for you! Eli is an absolute powerhouse, I love her enthusiasm, her values and her energy. She is simply contagious. Here's to showing up in full in all our wibbly-wobbly, wonky glory and making the world a brighter place! Enjoy the show!   About Eli Eli Trier lives in the wonderful city of Copenhagen, Denmark and is a community builder for Quiet Revolutionaries. She helps introverts with big dreams to get connected and build thriving, engaged communities around their businesses, so that they can make a massive impact, find their dream clients, and make their corner of the world a better place. A long-time business owner, Eli knows first-hand the power of human connection to build a business, and her unique approach got her featured in The FT Guide to Business Networking. She specialises in creating powerful, strategic online community projects and loves every minute of her work (even the boring bits). When she's not working you can find her curled up with a book, painting, or hanging out with her husband Lars. Details of her love>numbers group programme (which is currently open for applications) all about getting connected and building a network of your right people can be found here. Website | Instagram | Love over numbers   Things We Talked About: Eli's journey from struggling with crippling anxiety to helping people build authentic communities Eli's rich internal life Learning to apologise properly Putting firm boundaries around your energy and time so you can show up fully How Eli decided to commit to talking to herself like her own best friend How to find your people   Resources Mentioned: Amy Schumer on body image  About Meg & That Hummingbird Life I'm Meg and I'm the host of Couragemakers and founder of That Hummingbird Life. I'm a coach for creative and multipassionate women, a writer and INFJ creative and multi-passionate who has a bit of a notebook and post-it note obsession, loves foot-stomping country music and likes her hot chocolate with way too much chocolate. I started Couragemakers because I wanted to create a platform for passionate and unconventional women to have honest conversations and to share their stories, struggles and dreams. The intention behind this podcast is to inspire and encourage creative and mission-driven women to live a wholehearted life and follow the beat of their drum. When I'm not recording episodes, writing bullshit-free Sunday Pep Talks to my wonderful Couragemakers community or working 1:1 with coaching clients, I'm usually covered in paint or walking my wonderfully weird cockapoo Merlin.

Eli Fathi is CEO at MindBridge Ai, developer of the world’s first auditing tool based upon artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies – Ai Auditor – to uncover errors in financial data. Eli has been a technology entrepreneur for over 30 years, having founded or co-founded many successful technology companies. Eli was recognized as the 2018 AI Leader of the Year by the Digital Finance Institute and is a prolific speaker, including talks at the AICPA, Startup Canada Day on the Hill, and TEDx. Eli also gives back to the community by mentoring future business leaders and sitting on the boards of various non-profit organizations.   WHAT YOU WILL LEARN IN THIS EPISODE: The rise and the meaning of AI revolution  How Eli built his companies from scratch and what you should expect to sacrifice in order to succeed Top mistakes salespeople make all the time The role of Human to Human Connection   SHOW NOTES   [00:31] Introduction [01:42] Welcome Eli [02:06] Business stories that inspire Eli [02:20] The story of Febreze [04:10] Customer success and assessment [05:00] Market research [07:17] Becoming a Serial entrepreneur [07:30] Building Fluid corporation [08:18] How Eli got into sales [09:30] Challenges he faced earlier on [11:05] Mistakes most salespeople make [12:38] Good relationship with customers? [13:25] Eli's favorite sales failure [15:35] The rise of Artificial intelligence [16:00] AI as a threat to salespeople [18:32] The role of Human to Human connection [19:42] Competition in AI development [22:04] Meaning of Leadership [23:10] Failure rate of new companies [24:20] His mantras [25:47] Challenges facing today’s sales leaders [27:25] Contact info  

This is episode 52 of the Pam Sowder Podcast, with your host, Pam Sowder! Pam has over 2 decades of field and corporate experience and was voted one of the most influential women in direct selling. She helps match the daily needs of distributors to everyday life challenges.   Pam is SO excited to introduce you to today’s amazing couple: Eli and Trista Marshall! They are top money earners with It Works! Global and are both Ambassador Diamonds. They started their journey 4 years ago. Trista was a Pediatric Registered Nurse and Eli was a firefighter. They have two beautiful, amazing kids, ages 8 and 5! Prior to finding the industry of network marketing, they thought they were both doing what they were supposed to be. They had gone to college, racked up a ton of debt, and found their careers. They thought they were fulfilled… but knew something was missing. They were constantly stuck in the struggle of just barely getting by. Though they were wary at first from heeding the advice of others, they decided to give network marketing a go, and haven’t looked back since!   Eli and Trista have so many tips, so many great stories, and so many actionable steps you can apply to your business starting today! They speak about their experience just getting into network marketing, what helped to accelerate their growth in the industry, how they figured out their ‘why’ as well as their ‘how,’ and what helps to keep their spark lit for the business! You do not want to miss today’s episode!   Key Takeaways [:32] About today’s guests, Eli and Trista Marshall! [1:00] Pam welcomes Eli and Trista on to the podcast! [1:11] Eli and Trista talk about their family and how they discovered the industry of network marketing. [7:48] How Eli and Trista came to join It Works! Global. [10:40] What was Trista’s experience like when she first joined? And how did Eli support his wife in this business? [14:07] How was the transition from their regular jobs to working with It Works? [16:36] How do Eli and Trista stay so fit?! [17:20] What really caught Eli and Trista’s attention in regards to truly believing in the business? And how did they continue to push each other in helping themselves grow and lead in the business? [23:36] What are some things Eli and Trista would’ve done differently in the business if they could go back in time and give themselves advice? [29:00] What are some of the telltale signs that people in your team are “checking out.” [32:11] How can we keep the spark within ourselves and the business? What’s important to keep in mind? [37:30] Eli responds to the quote: “Thought and focus is like the molding of the day.” [39:56] Trista responds to the quote: “The how is not as important as the ‘why.’” [42:01] What’s next for Trista and Eli? [45:44] Is there still an opportunity for that newbie that joins It Works today?   Mentioned in this Episode It Works Trista Marshall’s Facebook Eli and Trista Marshall’s Instagram The Honeymoon Effect: The Science of Creating Heaven on Earth, by Bruce H. Lipton   Continue on your Adventure Find more episodes on PamSowder.com/Listen Reach out to her at: PamSowder.com/Connect   Reach out on Social Media! Follow Pam @ItWorksPam on Twitter — Tweet her and use #askpam #pamsowder!

Eli Rosenberg used to think that being trans was incompatible with faith. But with help from their rabbi, transtorah.org, and the prophet Elijah, they discovered that Judaism has room for all sorts of people and welcomes questions without answers. In this interview, Eli talks about conflict and interpretation. They wrestle with various supposed dualisms, from faith vs. science to being disabled vs. being made in the image of God -- and find that these concepts are not so dichotomous after all. They also discuss the challenges of finding trans-friendly therapists, the pain of dysphoria and the wonders of hrt, support from loved ones, and autism and EDS. Eli can be found on twitter at @chronautist Talking Points: - Avery invites YOU to share your story for a special episode on Faith and Violence (for more details, see: https://tinyurl.com/yx8z75et) (0:00 - 3:23) - Introducing Eli -- nonbinary, disabled, autistic, Jewish (3:24 - 4:13) - Psychology and therapist problems (4:14 - 6:05) - Interpretation and conflict -- Judaism allows for wrestling with God (6:06 - 7:55) - A new rabbi and transtorah.org (7:56 - 10:25) - How Eli got their name: dysphoria and Elijah the prophet (10:26 - 16:30) - "You can't be trans, you're autistic" (16:31 - 18:47) - Testosterone and gender presentation (18:48 - 23:40) - Eli's fiancée, sister, family (23:41 - 30:29) - Love for math and science: "Numbers are the closest we get to the handwriting of God" (30:30 - 33:07) - "This can't be accidental" -- intelligent design and human advancements (33:08 - 36:34) - We are made in God's image -- made to be creative -- tattoos and piercings (36:35 - 42:20) - The medical model vs. the social model of disability (42:21 - 45:36) - Wrapping up (45:37 - 48:16)

On today’s special episode, we invite 2 different shooters to the podcast: a new shooter and seasoned shooter. Eli Harrison is a hunter from Colorado, and first got introduced to the sport through YouTube. Since then he’s RO’d three national matches and just competed in his first national match. Competitive shooter, Phillip Velayo, recently finished 1st Place at the 2018 PRS Finale and 10th overall for the season. Today Eli gets to ask Phillip any questions he or a new shooter may have. Learn more about what caliber a new shooter should shoot, if you should go custom for your first competitive rifle, and more on the PRC Podcast! Index: 1:35 – How Eli got into precision rifle shooting 4:45 – A good caliber to recommend for a new shooter 11:10 – When using a chronograph, what standard deviation are you looking for? 13:48 – What kind of accuracy do you need? 18:26 – What Ballistics Solver would you recommend to a new shooter? 20:03 – How often do you update your Kestrel? 25:57 – Mils or MOA? 30:27 – Eli’s current build 32:00 – Should you use a custom rifle as your first competition rifle? 36:33 – How to get information on all these different companies 46:52 – Training yourself to find a targets quicker If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure to subscribe to us on Soundcloud or iTunes for more episodes and write us a review! Share this episode with anyone interested in all things Precision Rifle. Follow Us On: Website: http://precisionriflechannel.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/precisionriflechannel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/precisionriflech/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/precisionriflechannel iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/precision-rifle-channel-podcast/id1367259793?mt=2

Join Tony Pec with special guest Eli Crane, the founder and CEO of Bottle Breacher. Eli is a former Navy Seal who was able to hop on Shark Tank and turn his grit into a multi-million dollar business. Listen in as Tony and Eli discuss: -The importance and necessity of failure and the mindset to achieve success. -Insight about how Eli became a self-made millionaire without a typical business degree that most think is necessary for success. -How Eli combats complacency in his every day life now that he is a multi-millionaire with multiple employees. -Eli's Shark Tank experience and post-investment from Mark Cuban and Kevin O'Leary. As a special promotion for our M.O.B., Eli has offered an exclusive discount on select products from his online store. Enter the Promo code MOB15 at www.BottleBreacher.com for 15% off your purchase from now until July 11th, 2018. Bottle Breacher's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bottlebreacher/ See below for exclusions. Offer valid for 15% off sitewide (exclusions: Combat Humidor, Punisher products and All combat coolers) Tony's Personal Instagram: www.instagram.com/tonypec_ Midnight Motivation Instagram: www.instagram.com/midnight_motivation_ Midnight Motivation Twitter: www.twitter.com/midmotpodcast Reddit Community: www.reddit.com/r/midnight_motivation Intro and Outro Music courtesy of: Just My Imagination by KSMK @imkosmik Music provided by Free Music for Vlogs youtu.be/tCppBIAJD9g

In this episode, Jennifer Smith shares her story about her son Eli and how he endured heart surgery. Jennifer shares: How she first learned of Eli's heart condition. How they had to take Eli to CHOP in Philadelphia. The challenges of temporarily moving their family to another city, prior to Eli being born and during his hospital stay. The challenges upon returning home after the hospital. How Eli is doing today. Plus, she talks about an organization that she is passionate about that helps families who have children with CHD.