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An American Photographer and Best-Selling Author, he began his career as a freelance writer for a local newspaper before taking on photography. At age 23, he started his business as a professional photographer. During this time, Gene grew his studio nationwide. His staff photographed weddings “coast to coast” and internationally. He is a requested speaker and has given photography seminars to thousands of professional photographers from Las Vegas to New York.  Segment Timestamps / Episode Highlights:  [03:09]  Gene Ho’s Background [3:56]  Gene Ho’s LGBT Advocacy  [08:46]  What It’s Like To Work With Donald Trump [14:12]  How Gene’s Employment With Donald Trump Affected His Business  [17:18]  Key Takeaways  [20:54]  How To Deal With The Consequences of Your Actions  [27:22]  From Photography To Being A Speaker  Value Bombs:  People will get drawn to you if you make a stand for yourself. —Gene HoAt the end of the day, do we really want to be that fence sitter? —Gene HoLike it or not, who you politically support will make an impact on your business. —Gene Ho Subscribe:  Apple | Google | Spotify | Stitcher   Join the Conversation: Remember to also give a savage rating to our guests from previous podcast episodes. Savage Marketer Resources Follow our guest Gene Ho on TikTok!Join our Community for updates.Check out more savage marketer podcasts Here!

For over 25 years, Gene Guarino has been educating people on the strategies of successful investing, business, and self-employment. Gene has trained tens of thousands of people in the residential assisted living space. I can think of no one better to talk to about this than Gene himself. [00:01 – 01:58] Opening SegmentLet's get to know Gene GuarinoGene talks about his career in the real estate industryFirst venture at age 18First commercial project at age 25[01:59 – 13:08] Residential Assisted Living Gene talks to us about the idea of Residential Assisted LivingThe two parts of residential assisted livingGene goes through the process of setting up a residential assisted living space businessFinding new tenants to take over properties intended for residential assisted livingMarketing and Finding residents[13:09 – 18:08] Getting into the business of residential Assisted livingIdeal investors for the residential assisted living spaceCompliance with state regulationsIdea states for this type of investment and real estate model[18:09 – 22:16] Closing SegmentGene's advice to aspiring investorsLearn what to do from somebody who knows how to do it, before you even attempt to do it.How Gene stays up on top of his gameHis way to make the world a better placeThe typical cost for residents to move in residential assisted living spacesHow to reach out to Gene– links belowFinal words from Gene and MeTweetable Quotes:“Learn what to do from somebody who knows how to do it, before you even attempt to do it.” - Gene Guarino“Our motto is do good and do well. Doing well, making a lot of money. Doing good, helping others and making the world a better place.” - Gene Guarino “I think a lot of people want to give, but you can't give what you don't have.” - Gene GuarinoResources Mentioned: FREE Resources------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Connect with Gene at https://residentialassistedlivingacademy.com/ Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify strategy and provide solid predictable returns.Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in! Email me --> sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

Learn how to bring more fun into your life by unleashing your inner creativity and curiosity. Here is an inspiring story from someone with a fantastical career spanning so many different fields within entertainment. We can face the fear of the unknown by staying curious, really caring, and being willing to give things a try.For more than 40 years, Gene has enjoyed a fascinating, multi-faceted career in the entertainment industry. In addition to revolutionizing the traditional trivia game show format with his invention of Trivia Theatre, his career credits also include speech writer, radio talk show host, emcee, touring variety artist, corporate seminar instructor, copywriter, and author. Gene is the creator and host of the GIMME A HINT! Trivia Game Show and the author of Younger and Wiser: Peaceful Words For A Troubled World. He was the official Judge of The Guinness Book of Records from 1983-1990 and has produced and performed in various variety shows.Quotes to remember: “The key to developing a career is to let things unfold in a natural way.” “Pain can be a great teacher as well as cause suffering.” Takeaways:You are probably in the right place if you love what you do and you love the people around youThere are two types of creativity, and we all have the creative force within usChaos is the catalyst for growthFear of the unknown can be managed with the right toolsGive yourself the freedom to just tryCare about what you do, really careWhen we drop our fears we can reach our potentialWhat you’ll learn:How Gene got started in entertainment--while studying economicsWhat he learned from representing the Guinness Book of RecordsWhy he assembled his journals into a bookSome of the things he has learned about people, having traveled the world and most states in the U.S.How a serious car accident led to Gene’s spiritual developmentWhy entertainment is healthy for usMentioned on the podcast: https://dreamquestpublishing.com/https://www.gimmeahint.com/Younger and Wiser bookThe Nine Pillars of CreativityLinks:TwitterLinkedInFacebook

Gene Guarino speaks in over 50 cities and 5 countries on Residential Assisted Living and the opportunities for business owners, operators, investors and entrepreneurs. He has trained over 300,000 people over the past 30 years on topics ranging from real estate investing, starting your own business, entrepreneurship and he has focused exclusively on Residential Assisted Living for the past 7 years. He has hosted 3 radio shows and authored 4 books including: “BLUEPRINT” – How To Start Your Own Residential Assisted Living Business and “The Insider's Guide To Investing In Senior Housing” Gene has been married for 34 years, has 4 children and 2 grandchildren. What you will learn in this episode: How Gene got started in real estate at 18 years of age, and why he has shifted to working exclusively in residential assisted living How the residential assisted living niche works to combine real estate investing with running a business, and why the location is key How the “tenant” in a residential assisted living property is the operator of the facility and not the senior residents Why it is important to find the right operator first and then find a real estate deal that fits their needs Why residential assisted living offers extraordinary profits compared to traditional home rentals Why this niche offers a diverse range of deals from single properties to deals worth hundreds of millions of dollars, and why the need for residential assisted living will only grow Why “smaller is better” in senior living, and why the age of pandemic is helping drive business to these smaller assisted living residences instead of big-box facilities Why Gene got started in residential assisted living to help his own mother, and why reading his book “BLUEPRINT” is the first step in learning his methods How splitting a four-bedroom home up and renting it to four seniors in a co-housing arrangement can make you more money than renting it to a single family Resources: Website: www.ralacademy.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/ResidentialAssistedLivingAcademy/ Youtube: www.youtube.com/user/Yoitsmetv Instagram: www.instagram.com/ralacademy/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/ralacademy @RALAcademy LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/geneguarino/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/residential-assisted-living-academy Additional resources: SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/webinar SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/termsbook SmartRealEstateCoachPodcast.com/ebook SmartRealEstateCoach.com/QLS

Gene Guarino speaks in over 50 cities and 5 countries on Residential Assisted Living and the opportunities for business owners, operators, investors and entrepreneurs. He has trained over 300,000 people over the past 30 years on topics ranging from real estate investing, starting your own business, entrepreneurship and he has focused exclusively on Residential Assisted Living for the past 7 years. He has hosted 3 radio shows and authored 4 books including: “BLUEPRINT” – How To Start Your Own Residential Assisted Living Business and “The Insider's Guide To Investing In Senior Housing” Gene has been married for 34 years, has 4 children and 2 grandchildren. What you'll learn about in this episode: How assisted living residences differ from nursing homes, and why real estate investors should be interested in assisted living What responsibilities the property owner has (and doesn't have) toward residents, and what kind of numbers you could expect to see from a single property How investors have the option of either owning or leasing a property, and what kinds of homes can be converted into assisted living residences Why local demographics is the biggest consideration for where to look for the ideal properties to turn into assisted living How Gene's average renovations cost is between $10k-200k depending on the condition of the home, and how these properties easily turn between $5000-6000 a month in profits How Gene finds managers to run his properties, and what qualities he looks for in an assisted living manager What other expenses to expect when owning an assisted living residence, and why there is a huge and ever-growing need for these residences How Gene has gone beyond investing in assisted living and has begun training other investors to replicate his success Why having several of these facilities clustered in close proximity is the idea sweet spot, and how a single manager can manage multiple properties Resources: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com/Seniors Additional resources: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com Website: www.RonLeGrand.com Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month! – https://thementorpodcast.com/GC92

Gene Mealhow is the owner of Tiny But Mighty Foods and has been producing Tiny But Mighty Popcorn® since the late 1990s. A third-generation family farmer and soil consultant by profession, Gene continues to build his company and consult with farmers regarding organic certification. Here’s a glimpse of what you’ll learn:  [0:40] Gene Mealhow joins Jeremy to talk about Tiny But Mighty Foods.  [2:00] From soil consultant to business owner.  [5:40] How Gene secured a grant to buy Tiny But Mighty Foods.  [7:10] Connecting with Whole Foods.  [11:00] Closing thoughts.  In this episode… What does it take to break free from the rat-race? How do you cut through all the noise and make sure your message and your product stand out to a wider audience? On this episode of Inspired Insider, you’ll hear from entrepreneur and innovator, Gene Mealhow. In his conversation with Jeremy, Gene opens up about his time as a soil consultant, what it took to secure a partnership with Whole Foods, challenges he has faced along the way, and much more. You’ll want to pay close attention as Gene shares insights that will benefit leaders like you!  Let’s face it; marketing in the internet age is not for the faint of heart! From sales funnels and social media channels to cold calls and email marketing - it’s a crowded field out there! Seeking to cut through the noise and get his high-quality product in the hands of decision-makers, Gene set out on a goal to secure a spot on Whole Foods’ shelves. After he sent several packages with his product to Whole Foods managers, Gene encountered a wave of polite rejection letters. Gene refused to take no for an answer! Dedicated to seeing his product exposed to more customers, Gene started showing up and offering samples to get managers and shoppers hooked. As it turns out, Gene’s gambit worked! You can learn more about Gene’s product and what they have to offer at Tiny But Mighty Foods by visiting the link to their website located in the resources section at the end of this post.  Can you imagine toiling away, helping farmers increase their crop yields while you long for a business of your own? Maybe for you, it was working a desk job for years until you took that leap to start something on your own. Whatever it was that moved you to take action, stay close to that feeling! Come back to that feeling often to tap into it for new strength and inspiration. While your story might not sound exactly like Gene’s story, there are helpful lessons you can learn. Tune into this episode to hear Jeremy’s full conversation with Gene; you don’t want to miss it!  Resources Mentioned on this episode www.tinybutmightyfoods.com Intro Music by Kidd Russell Sponsor for this episode Rise25’s mission is to connect you with your best referral partners and customers. We connect you with strategic partnerships through our done for you podcast solution which is the best thing I have done for my business.  Our Done for you Podcast service - We help your company completely run and launch your own podcast and make sure you get ROI from it.  We distribute your show across more than 11 different channels (spotify, google play, itunes, and many more) including a dedicated blog post and social media. You simply show up and talk and we do everything else. Our team has been working with podcasters since 2009. I personally credit podcasting as the single best thing I have done for my business and my life. It has allowed me to connect with the founders/ceo’s of P90x, Atari, Einstein Bagels, Mattel, Rx Bars, and many more. Besides making best friends and finding my business partner, podcasting has led to relationships with countless customers and referral partners. 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In this episode, Daniel talks with noted drummer, historian and collector Brooks Tegler about all things Gene Krupa. What’s covered in this session: Brooks’ experiences growing up in a musical family and becoming a lifelong Gene Krupa fan. How Gene’s incredible ability to connected musically with an audience made him the most recognized drummer in […] The post 409 – [Daniel Glass Show]: The Magic of Gene Krupa: An Interview with Brooks Tegler appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Are you spending too much time working in pursuit of freedom? We can't work more hours in the day and have a more flexible lifestyle – something else has to change. Today's guest, Gene Rivers, understands how anyone can achieve the work-life balance they deserve. He and his wife run nine successful businesses while still finding time to vacation four months out of the year and devote time to their family every day. In this episode, Gene will teach you how you can get anything you want if you're intentional with your time and willing to focus on the most important work.   The ONE Thing to Implement From This Episode: If you aren't where you want to be, or have hit a ceiling, you need accountability. Who is the mentor, coach, or consultant that you can go to for help? If you don't have someone, seek them out. Wanting to change won't make you change – someone holding you accountable to change might.   In this episode you will learn... [4:40] How you can create your ideal life with this ONE mindset shift. [8:30] Why you always need to be intentional with your time (and what it sounds like to have completely focused mindset). [21:25] How Gene uses a powerful (but under-utilized) two-letter word to control his time. [29:00] How enlisting support can help you focus on your ONE thing. [35:35] Why using standards with accountability will build up the people around you and help you succeed through others.   AWESOME FREE RESOURCES FOR YOU! The Kick Ass Guide To Accountability Form your first power habit with your 66 Day Challenge Calendar Check out our awesome blog! [FREE Training] How to Start Time Blocking TODAY!   Links & Tools From This Episode Go to audible.com/onething to pick up a free copy of Gene’s favorite book, The Millionaire Real Estate Investor, if you are new to Audible   -- DON’T MISS IT -  We’re opening up our membership platform for TWO WEEKS! We’ve been working with our founding members to create a membership platform that will help you take control of your time, find clarity about your purpose and goals, and give you the confidence to silence the world around you. If you want to know when we announce and launch this membership platform, you can text the word “FOUNDER” to the number 33444 or go to the1thing.com/membership. We’re only going to open the doors for two weeks before we close them so that we can serve our members to our highest capability.   -- Production & Development for The ONE Thing Podcast by Podcast Masters

Gene Frantz is a Partner of CapitalG, Alphabet’s growth investment fund which has investments in the likes of Airbnb, Snap Inc and Stripe. As for Gene, before joining CapitalG, Gene was a partner at TPG Capital, a global private equity fund. During his 13 years at TPG, Gene was responsible for multiple technology and telecom investments and represented TPG on multiple public and private company boards of directors. Prior to TPG Capital, Gene worked at Oracle Corporation leading its venture capital effort and previous to that in corporate development. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Gene made his way from the world of traditional private equity to investing with Google? 2.) Gene has seen many investment cycles, how has Gene experience of both the ups and the downs of the market affected how he invests today? 3.) What does a company need to show or provide today in order to get a large late-stage cheque or IPO? How has this changed over the years? 4.) Why does Gene think that late stage financing has been massively commoditized? How can late stage funds looks to differentiate themselves in today's market? 5.) How does Gene view the extension of private markets and the delayed IPO? Why does he think management teams are less willing to IPO today? Does it concern him? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Gene’s Fave Book: The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided By Religion & Politics Gene’s Fave Blog: The Information Gene’s Most Recent Investment: Stripe As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Eight is a sleep innovation company. With their latest product, the Eight Smart Mattress, being a bed that literally tells you how well you slept last night, paired with an intelligent sensor cover that measures the quality of your sleep and delivers a daily sleep report. In order to bring you the best product, Eight used anonymized sleep data and feedback from over 10,000 people, to understand which materials and types of mattresses give customers the best sleep resulting in their unique blend of four responsive and high-density foam layers plus one layer of proprietary technology that helps people track and improve their sleep. You can check it out on Eightsleep.com - and if you use the code 20VC you will get a whopping 20% discount! FullContact provides the ability to organize your contacts, gain rich insights into them and therefore build deep relationships. With features like automatically identifying and merging duplicate contacts to the ability to snap a photo of a business card and FullContact will transcribe them for you, so no more lost and loose business cards at events. It is with these features just being the tip of the iceberg, FullContact really is the best all in one solution for contact management and you can check them out on fullcontact.com.

In this episode of Yoga | Birth | Babies, I speak with Gene DeClercq about labor induction and all the ups and downs involved. Many women would like to avoid labor induction and Gene offers so tips to do so as well as dispel common reasons women are being induced under medical pretense. Covered in this episode: How Gene got started in the birth community Do you have any numbers or a basic idea of how Examining if the trend for induction has increased or decreased in the past decade Induction – why are there so many? Common influences of induction Exploring medically valid reasons for induction and debunking reasons that are no medically substantiated for induction Should maternal age be a reason to induce before 40 weeks? The down side to induction Is there a correlation between induction and cesarean? How can mothers avoid induction? With this incredibly high rate of induction and pitocin use, are we seeing better outcomes for mothers and babies? There is a disparity in childbirth education and prenatal care based on socioeconomic standing- is this seen in the induction rate and outcome of mothers and babies? Tips for women who may be facing an induction About Gene DeClercq A former childbirth educator, Gene is Professor of Community Health Sciences and Assistant Dean for Dr for Public Health Education at the Boston University School of Public Health and professor on the faculty of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Boston University School of Medicine. He has served as lead author of national reports on women’s experiences in childbirth entitled Listening to Mothers I, II & III and New Mothers Speak Out and is the founder of the website www.birthbythenumbers.org. He is a recipient of the Martha May Eliot Award from the American Public Health Association for service to maternal and child health in the U.S. His website : http://www.birthbythenumbers.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

GENE AUSTIN - BAZAARVOICE - PART TWO Today, we continue our conversation with Gene Austin, the CEO of Bazaarvoice. In the last episode, Gene talked about the unique aspects of being the CEO of a publicly traded company. He also talked about the view from the other side of tough decisions. Gene also said he's the least likely CEO to have a Chief Operating Officer, due to his very operational approach. Today, we discuss how Gene conducts his one-on-ones and the operational cadence he uses to focus the business. He describes how he translates the strategy to an executable and measurable plan. This episode is short on fluff and full of actionable advice you can start practicing today. Today’s Topics Include: Gene's format for one-on-ones: an open forum that removes obstacles in the way of the employee How Gene keeps a pulse on the business The first area Gene investigates when he suspects a management issue The three things Gene always wants to know about what is going on in the business Bazaarvoice's Management Framework: the operational cadence they use to stay on track Operational Reviews Product Council Meetings One-on-ones Staff Meetings The metrics important to Gene The mistakes made by fast growth companies and their tendency to cut the wrong corners The most important hires in any startup Blocking time on the calendar and how to get on top of your work Urgent vs. important - how do you prioritize? Gene's thoughts on using coaching in the business What did you think of this episode? Like it, hate it or indifferent - we'd love to know. Please leave a review on iTunes so we can get better. More great Leadership Podcasts  

We’ve talked to startups, financial institutions, and even dads. What about a company that has graduated from the startup stage to being publicly traded? How is this different? How is this the same? If you were ever curious about how managing and leading a company changes as it grows, this episode is for you. Today’s guest is Gene Austin, the CEO of Bazaarvoice. If you've shopped online, you have probably used Bazaarvoice and didn't know it. Bazaarvoice is behind many of the online review and ratings systems on many eCommerce websites. Gene has more than 30 years of experience growing technology companies. Gene talks candidly about his path to CEO of Bazaarvoice and the clear differences between running a small company to a post-IPO organization. Today’s Topics Include: The different seasons of a company's growth and the different requirements of growth The unique requirements of a public company CEO Board of Directors: How to use them correctly The true role of a Board How to use your Board Gene's path to Bazaarvoice, including previous experience at other tech companies How Gene’s leadership and work ethic have roots in Boy Scouts  How to inspire and get people excited around a cause  The leadership style Gene uses to be as transparent as possible The culture Gene believes works best: it's one that rewards the right attributes, celebrates the right successes, and takes stock of the right failures Does the CEO get the straight scoop as the company grows? How Gene builds a relationship with trusted advisors How he keeps his finger on the pulse of this large organization The communication nuances of a publicly-traded company How Gene is intentional about building bridges More great Leadership Podcasts

One of the most overlooked aspects of Muay Thai and combat sports in general is the mental side of it all. Trainers and coaches preach sayings like "it's 10% physical and 90% mental" but neglect to set aside any time to work on the mental aspect of their specific sport. In this episode, Gene from FlowAthletics.com and I go over the importance of taking time to mentally prepare for not just competition, but for training as well and how to maximize your training. We discuss a number of topics ranging from:Why mental training should be something everyone trains, whether they compete or not.How Gene prepares his athletes for training and competition.What types of mental training exercises you can do to prepare yourself for training or for a fight.The importance of finding your ideal state of mind to get the most out of your training.How quality training with complete focus will benefit you 100x more than just going through the motions of training.How Gene's anxiety completely debilitated him from competing at the level he knew you could and how that led him to creating his supplement "Flow".Why he puts so much research and development into creating "Flow" and how he makes sure it's as natural and holistic as possible.And much more!MTG 053: Mental Training and Finding Your Flow with Gene KobilanskyCheck out all the podcast episodes and more of Muay Thai Guy here!