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What do numerology, humanoid robots, decentralized banking, and ancient pyramid energy have in common? According to Hunter Isacson — everything.On this special in-flight episode of the 30,000 Feet in the Air Podcast, Arlin Moore sits down with one of the most mind-expanding entrepreneurs of our generation: Hunter Isacson — the visionary behind viral social apps like NGL (250M+ downloads), and now the decentralized banking movement Bags.This is not your typical founder interview.We dive deep into:How Hunter's numerology and spiritual beliefs guide billion-dollar decisionsWhy he's building “the last bank” to onboard a billion people into cryptoHow AI and humanoid robots will reshape work, wealth, and realityThe return of ancient technology, sacred geometry, and spiritual civilization-buildingHis predictions for universal basic income, human-robot relationships, and a post-money societyWhy the future will split between metaverse NPCs and sovereign city-statesRecorded mid-flight from LA to NYC, this conversation is raw, unfiltered, and way ahead of its time.Whether you're building the future, awakening spiritually, or trying to understand where humanity is headed — this is the episode that might change how you see everything.

In this episode, Tom sits down with Hunter Ballew, a Marine Corps veteran and roofing industry leader who built and sold a business for $48 million in just three years. Hunter shares his journey, key marketing and sales strategies, and hard-earned lessons in scaling a contracting business. Whether you're looking to improve lead generation, build strong relationships, or create a business that thrives, this episode is packed with valuable insights.In this episode, we discuss:[00:00] Introduction: Hunter's $48M exit and roofing success[00:29] Common ground: Marines, firefighting, and entrepreneurship[02:21] The power of authenticity in business[03:18] The importance of prioritizing yourself, your home, and then your business[04:43] Hunter's massive business growth and struggles with self-doubt[06:10] The impact of pressure and mindset in entrepreneurship[07:38] Using business challenges as opportunities for growth[09:04] The Great Recession and learning to reframe business hardships[10:53] Maintaining optimism and controlling what you can in tough economies[12:44] The power of going all-in on marketing and building your brand[13:13] Hunter's business journey: From firefighter to multi-million-dollar exit[17:32] Rapid scaling: How Hunter's company hit $10M+ in revenue[19:19] Lessons from selling a business: Doing due diligence on buyers[22:12] The impact of core values and leadership in business sales[24:29] Mental and financial challenges of exiting a business[26:25] The importance of having a strong personal foundation[27:20] The biggest marketing mistakes contractors make[29:14] Relationship-building as the key to long-term business success[30:36] Understanding customer acquisition cost (CAC) and lead tracking[32:53] Facebook Ads vs. Google Ads: Choosing the right marketing strategy[34:19] The power of follow-ups and customer engagement[36:09] Scaling quickly: Hiring sales reps and building a dream team[38:02] The importance of personal development for business owners[41:15] The roadmap to scaling from $3M to $10M+ in revenue[42:43] Hiring strategies for long-term business success[44:09] Final thoughts and where to connect with HunterLinks from this episode:Lead Tracking Spreadsheet: https://thecontractorfight.com/leadsHunter's Website: https://roofing.comHunter on Instagram: @redwhiteballewResources:⚔️ WAR ROOMReady to scale your business to $5,000,000 or more? No theory. No fluff. Pure action. Join nine other battle-tested contracting companies from across the country to tackle your biggest challenges head-on.https://thecontractorfight.com/war-room

In this episode of Unicorn Bakery, Hunter Walk, co-founder of Homebrew, joins Fabian Tausch for an in-depth conversation about his journey from product management at Google and YouTube to building one of the most respected early-stage venture capital firms in Silicon Valley. Hunter shares the story behind Homebrew's evolution, why he and his co-founder Satya Patel decided to rethink the traditional VC model after nearly a decade, and how they now operate as a self-funded evergreen fund. What You'll Learn in This Episode: The Transition from Builder to Investor: Why Hunter left YouTube and Google after a decade to explore what truly mattered to him in his career. How Hunter and Satya Patel created Homebrew out of a shared desire to work together and support founders authentically. The Philosophy Behind Homebrew: Why Homebrew recently transitioned into a self-funded evergreen model after a decade of operating traditional VC funds. How this shift allows Hunter and Satya to focus on what they love: helping founders succeed without the constraints of managing external LP capital. How to Evaluate Investors as a Founder: The importance of speaking to other portfolio founders to understand how investors behave in both good and tough times. Why do the best investors focus on backing founders, not just companies, and how do you identify those who align with your needs? Key Traits for Long-Term Success: Why joy and purpose are critical for sustainable professional success. How to avoid being trapped in "good enough" situations and make bold career decisions that align with your values and ambitions. ALL ABOUT UNICORN BAKERY: https://zez.am/unicornbakery  Where to find Hunter: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hunterwalk/  Website: https://homebrew.co/  Join our Founder Tactics Newsletter: 2x die Woche bekommst du die Taktiken der besten Gründer der Welt direkt ins Postfach: https://www.tactics.unicornbakery.de/  Chapter: (00:00:00) Why did Hunter decide on the identity-change? (00:08:50) How to make bigger decisions (00:14:24) Hunter's advice for potential founders (00:20:15) The hardest part about building a venture firm (00:24:14) Hunter's advice on finding an excellent investor (00:27:51) Longterm-Building vs. Short-term-Building: Not to be the loudest (00:32:47) "The Homebrew 2.0" (00:37:07) The journey to more self-fulfillment (00:40:50) What would set me apart from the mediocre when building a venture? (00:46:50) On top of the world and NOT crazy: What are the characteristics of these people?

In this episode of Unicorn Bakery, Hunter Walk, co-founder of Homebrew, joins Fabian Tausch for an in-depth conversation about his journey from product management at Google and YouTube to building one of the most respected early-stage venture capital firms in Silicon Valley. Hunter shares the story behind Homebrew's evolution, why he and his co-founder Satya Patel decided to rethink the traditional VC model after nearly a decade, and how they now operate as a self-funded evergreen fund.What You'll Learn in This Episode:The Transition from Builder to Investor:Why Hunter left YouTube and Google after a decade to explore what truly mattered to him in his career.How Hunter and Satya Patel created Homebrew out of a shared desire to work together and support founders authentically.The Philosophy Behind Homebrew:Why Homebrew recently transitioned into a self-funded evergreen model after a decade of operating traditional VC funds.How this shift allows Hunter and Satya to focus on what they love: helping founders succeed without the constraints of managing external LP capital.How to Evaluate Investors as a Founder:The importance of speaking to other portfolio founders to understand how investors behave in both good and tough times.Why do the best investors focus on backing founders, not just companies, and how do you identify those who align with your needs?Key Traits for Long-Term Success:Why joy and purpose are critical for sustainable professional success.How to avoid being trapped in "good enough" situations and make bold career decisions that align with your values and ambitions.ALL ABOUT UNICORN BAKERY:https://zez.am/unicornbakery Where to find Hunter:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hunterwalk/ Website: https://homebrew.co/ Join our Founder Tactics Newsletter:2x die Woche bekommst du die Taktiken der besten Gründer der Welt direkt ins Postfach:https://www.tactics.unicornbakery.de/ Chapter:(00:00:00) Why did Hunter decide on the identity-change?(00:08:50) How to make bigger decisions(00:14:24) Hunter's advice for potential founders(00:20:15) The hardest part about building a venture firm(00:24:14) Hunter's advice on finding an excellent investor(00:27:51) Longterm-Building vs. Short-term-Building: Not to be the loudest(00:32:47) "The Homebrew 2.0"(00:37:07) The journey to more self-fulfillment(00:40:50) What would set me apart from the mediocre when building a venture?(00:46:50) On top of the world and NOT crazy: What are the characteristics of these people? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the latest episode of the Jake & Gino Podcast! In this episode, we're thrilled to have Hunter Thompson, founder of RaisingCapital.com and Asym Capital. Hunter brings over a decade of expertise in due diligence, underwriting, and capital raising for commercial real estate.We dive deep into:How Hunter started his real estate journey during the Great Recession.Lessons learned from failed capital raises and how they fueled his success.The pivotal shift to Phoenix multifamily investments.The value of relationships and strategic focus in real estate.Insights on navigating challenging market dynamics like rising interest rates and economic stagnation.Hunter's story is a masterclass in resilience, pivoting, and finding opportunity when others see risk. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just starting, this episode is packed with actionable advice and wisdom to inspire your real estate journey.Key Takeaways:How to raise capital and build investor trust.Why multifamily is a cornerstone of real estate investing.The art of pivoting in business to achieve long-term success.Links:Learn more about Hunter: RaisingCapital.comExplore Asym Capital: AsymCapital.comJoin Hunter's upcoming conference: RaiseFest Chapters:00:00 - Introduction  06:50 - Lessons from Early Mistakes in Capital Raising  10:57 - Why Phoenix? Hunter's Multifamily Pivot Explained  15:54 - Building Trust with Investors Through Storytelling  31:09 - Surviving Market Stagnation: Hunter's Strategy  38:21 - Vertical Integration vs. Third-Party Management  42:27 - Recommended Books for Entrepreneurs and Investors  49:58 - Gino Wraps it Up  We're here to help create multifamily entrepreneurs... Here's how: Brand New? Start Here: https://jakeandgino.mykajabi.com/free-wheelbarrowprofits Want To Get Into Multifamily Real Estate Or Scale Your Current Portfolio Faster? Apply to join our PREMIER MULTIFAMILY INVESTING COMMUNITY & MENTORSHIP PROGRAM. (*Note: Our community is not for beginner investors)

Hunter Clarke-Fields, a mindful parenting expert, joins me to explore the nuanced journey of parenting, mindfulness, and self-care. Hunter hosts the Mindful Parenting Podcast and is a global speaker and bestselling author of "Raising Good Humans" and "Raising Good Humans Every Day." Together, we talk about her personal experiences and insights on integrating mindfulness practices into daily life. In this episode, we also discuss strategies for parents struggling with overwhelm and the broader applications of reparenting and mindfulness for all adults. Whether you are a parent or not, this episode promises to be insightful and transformative. You'll hear: How Hunter began integrating mindfulness practices into her life. (8:00) Ways to practice self-awareness and mindfulness. (10:36) Hunter's take on whether we focus on our children too much or overparent. (18:27) How exploring our history and upbringing can help us understand and reparent ourselves. (28:25) Resources: Private Coaching with Andrea Subscribe for free to my Therapy Journey podcast series Hunter's website Hunter on Instagram @mindfulmamamentor Mindful Parenting Podcast Book recommendations: I love a good personal development book, and you do too, right? I've compiled a list of book recommendations, as mentioned in past episodes. Check out these amazing book recommendations here. Happy reading!   MSN is supported by: We love the sponsors that make our show possible! You can always find all the special deals and codes for all our current sponsors on our website: andreaowen.com/sponsors/ Episode link: http://andreaowen.com/604 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hunter Hopcroft, Managing Director, Portfolio Solutions at Armada ETF Advisors, stops by The Business Brew to primarily discuss REITs. Hunter is quite a thinker and the conversation veers into other parts of markets such as AI, how the economy is changing and more. You can find Hunter's writing here: https://www.lewisenterprises.blog/ Bill pinged Hunter after someone (on the Twitter machine, so you know it's factual) made a comment that REITs are inherently bad investment vehicles. We hope this episode is informative and realistic about the investment vehicles. You may learn: The vast difference between market cap weighted public REIT allocations and private sector real estate allocations Why public market REITs have less leverage than their private peers A theory about why Blackstone bought $AIRC and what the true cap rate was Whether dividends are better than academia believes As always, we hope you enjoy the show. Thank you for your time! PS. Reach out if you are interested in sponsoring the show. You can contact Bill at bill@thebusinessbrew.com. Detailed Show Notes: 3:00 - Hunter transitioned his career around an interest in REITs 7:00 - Private and public markets own basically the same assets 10:00 - How private markets create a lock in for RIAs that may help the RIAs' multiple when they sell the business 11:00 - Negative features of REITs 17:00 - The downside scenarios for multifamily housing 20:30 - What can dividend growth do for a portfolio? 27:30 - How Hunter thinks about the different REIT asset classes. 30:00 - The difference between private real estate allocations and public market market cap weighted allocations 41:00 - The different valuation methodologies to analyze $AIRC 48:00 - Why are private market cap rates still healthy relative to public markets? 52:00 - Hunter's view on markets and where they are right now 56:00 - Some riffing on AI 1:04:00 - In defense of Marty Whitman!

  Joe Biden announces he'll travel to the southern border after Donald Trump released his trip to Eagle Pass this week. But The Big Guy should not expect open arms or support when he touches down. The border patrol union minces no words as it drops a blistering statement about the horrors Biden has welcomed into our country. PLUS settling the table for Joe Biden's plans to step down before November. How Hunter uses his family's favorite go-to - tragedy porn - to set the table for Joe's departure. And SUCCESS in Delaware as courts start to remember the Constitution.

An HONEST Conversation On How To Get Rich From Your Passions. Hunter is an entrepreneur building a successful animation studio, Weiss Marketing. Clients of his include Casey Neistat, Ryan Holiday, Dan Koe and more In this episode we cover 00:00 Intro 05:52: Why great business people love running? 10:30 Running a business is an endurance sport 14:22 Hunter always had a camera in his hand growing up 19:30 How Hunter made his first dollars as an entrepreneur? 22:20 How Hunter made a $1000 in 20 minutes in college? 26:30 Documenting your life vs living in the moment 30:00 How to instantly get into a flow state? Max out your focus 36:58 I HATED working for the NFL. How corporate jobs destroy creativity? 40:28 The Viral Lamar Jackson Pro Bowl video? (STORY) 48:00 What makes a world class video? 51:30 Anyone can go viral on YouTube in 2024 55:00 The ONE video that can change your life (The Venice Video) 01:04:40 This is what makes a video go viral. Meeting Casey Neistat 01:11:00 Why you must take risks to win big? 01:16:00 You can charge $150,000 for one video? 01:19:00 The goal is to charge as much money for your products as humanly possible! 01:25:10 The next agency opportunity EXPLAINED - b2b creative video agency 01:33:07 How to make viral videos for clients? (Zach Williams) 01:48:00 This is the greatest time in history to build something big Sponsor Check out our sponsor, Free Agency (https://www.freeagency.com/) Socials: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calumjohnson1/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/calum_johnson9 Guest: https://www.instagram.com/hunter_weiss/

Today's podcast is with athletic performance coaches Hunter Eisenhower and Mike Sullivan. Hunter Eisenhower is the head of men's basketball performance at Arizona State University, previously spent time with the Sacramento Kings, and has worked in several NCAA S&C departments. Hunter played college basketball for four seasons at Seattle Pacific University. Mike Sullivan is a speed and performance coach at TCBoost Sports Performance in Chicago, IL. At TCBoost, Mike works with a wide variety of athletes, from youth to professional, and transitioned to the private sector after time in collegiate strength and conditioning. Most recently, Mike was at UC Davis and spent time at Illinois State, Notre Dame, and Texas. For a long time in sports performance, weight room strength has been considered the top priority and method of measuring strength and power outputs. At the same time, bodies in motion produce incredibly high forces in jumping, sprinting, and landing (eccentric and reactive forces). Understanding the nature of elasticity and reactivity, and how to measure and train it in greater detail is a must-know for anyone looking to improve athletic abilities. If you were to list three of my favorite sports and human performance topics, they would be: Play, Jumping, and Sprint Development. Today's show will be getting into these topics, primarily digging into key markers that highlight usable athletic force production, centering around altitude drops onto force plates. We'll also cover aspects of sprint training from a standpoint of observation and technique, relative to technology readouts, as well as overspeed methods. Finally, we'll get into Hunter and Mike's use of play, games, and “aliveness” in their warmups. This was a fun and practical episode from which a wide range of coaches and athletes can find new and valuable ideas. Today's episode is brought to you by Lost Empire Herbs, TeamBuildr and the Plyomat. For 15% off your Lost Empire Herbs order, head to lostempireherbs.com/justfly. To try Pine Pollen for free (just pay for shipping), head to: justflypinepollen.com. The Plyomat is a functional, intuitive, and affordable contact mat for jump and plyometric training and testing.  Check out the Plyomat at www.plyomat.net TeamBuildr is an online software for coaches and trainers.  I've continued to hear great things about the Teambuildr platform, and whether you are looking for an in-house training portal or an online training hub, be sure to check out Teambuildr training software. For 15% off of Exogen Wearable resistance, follow this link to lilateam.com or use code: jfs2023 at checkout. View more podcast episodes at the podcast homepage. Timestamps and Main Points 2:31 – Discussing the UC Davis “Strength and Conditioning Decathlon” 6:37 – Maximal elasticity and reactivity as a function of team sport play, versus training without the athleticism that comes from well-rounded play and elastic activities 9:48 – Discussing scoring systems for power and reactivity 16:14 – Key elasticity metrics for athletes, and key reactivity and elastic metrics based on force plate rate of force development readings 29:52 – Measuring force production through the realm of single leg reactive strength values, as well as thoughts on single leg hops for speed 39:42 – Programing implications based on muscular or elastic abilities 45:49 – Overlaying sprint kinetics via technology (such as a 1080 sprint) relative to observation, and athlete feeling of the effort 53:27 – Overspeed work, and giving sprinting a sense of “ease” 1:00:41 – How Hunter and Mike have put “aliveness” and play in their programming 1:07:37 – Risk/Reward assessment in terms of using a more alive, play based warmup or training approach with a group of athletes Hunter Eisenhower and Mike Sullivan Quotes “Just that little framework of me creating a 50 (centimeter CMJ jump) club drives intent so much more.

The UNTOLD Truth Of Running An 8 Figure Agency. When it comes to building and running 8-figure agencies, Hunter Hammond is your man. He has been doing it for 15 years, he built Everest to be a $10M/ yr business and is now on the path to building Assembly to be a $100M company. In this episode we talk about: 00:00:00 Intro 00:03:37 The origin story of Assembly 00:14:41 The creator led business model - the advantages of it 00:21:43 What makes these agency businesses perform so fast 00:31:40 How Hunter became a better operator 00:32:48 The secret sauce to partnering with top creators like Ali Abdaal 00:42:00 The importance of "calm aggression." focusing on priorities and deliberate decision-making. 00:43:56 We prioritize focused work over everything 00:53:37 The primary goal is to offer maximum value at a low price. 01:02:17 Shutting down his previous company 01:13:35 Building an 8 figure company but feeling like something is missing Sponsor Check out our sponsor, Free Agency (https://www.freeagency.com/) Socials Host: https://twitter.com/calum_johnson9 Guest: https://twitter.com/_hunterhammonds

On this encore episode of the Passive Income Attorney Podcast, Seth is joined by Hunter Thompson as they take a deep dive into the whats, whens and hows for investing in this incredibly opportunistic time. With powerful influences such as an inverted yield curve, rising interest rates and soaring inflation, in this episode Seth and Hunter will give you the insights you need to intelligently navigate and capitalize during this potentially lucrative investing landscape. If you had $100,000 to invest, inside you'll learn the most optimal place to invest it. Hunter is a full-time real estate investor, the founder of Asym Capital, the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast which has over 1M downloads and the best-selling author of Raising Capital for Real Estate. Enjoy the episode!   “Speed beats pretty much everything.”   HIGHLIGHTS: Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: ✅ How Hunter adapted the passive approach to make it his own ✅ The hybrid approach between a passive and active investor ✅ Is capital raising a passive or active investing approach? ✅ Should you take the step from W-2 to capital raising? ✅ How does an inverted yield curve affect your investing thesis? ✅ Intelligently investing during rising inflation and interest rates ✅ $100,000 to invest - Where do you put it? ✅ And so much more!   ABOUT | HUNTER THOMPSON: Hunter is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Asym Capital (“AY-SIM). Since founding Asym, Hunter has helped more than 400 retail investors acquire over $150,000,000 of mobile home parks, self-storage, retail, office, ATMs, and cryptocurrency assets. Hunter is also the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast, which has received over 1,000,000 downloads.   He also wrote Raising Capital for Real Estate, which hit #1 on Amazon in Real Estate Sales and Selling.   FIND | HUNTER THOMPSON: The FREE 100K to Invest Summit: https://100ktoinvest.com/hunter-thompson-100k-to-invest-summit-funnelsjayh05f?affiliate_id=3755895 Website: http://www.raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/   ✈️ CONNECT | SETH BRADLEY:

On this encore episode of the Passive Income Attorney Podcast, Seth is joined by Hunter Thompson as they take a deep dive into the whats, whens and hows for investing in this incredibly opportunistic time. With powerful influences such as an inverted yield curve, rising interest rates and soaring inflation, in this episode Seth and Hunter will give you the insights you need to intelligently navigate and capitalize during this potentially lucrative investing landscape. If you had $100,000 to invest, inside you'll learn the most optimal place to invest it. Hunter is a full-time real estate investor, the founder of Asym Capital, the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast which has over 1M downloads and the best-selling author of Raising Capital for Real Estate. Enjoy the episode!   “Speed beats pretty much everything.”   HIGHLIGHTS: Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: ✅ How Hunter adapted the passive approach to make it his own ✅ The hybrid approach between a passive and active investor ✅ Is capital raising a passive or active investing approach? ✅ Should you take the step from W-2 to capital raising? ✅ How does an inverted yield curve affect your investing thesis? ✅ Intelligently investing during rising inflation and interest rates ✅ $100,000 to invest - Where do you put it? ✅ And so much more!   ABOUT | HUNTER THOMPSON: Hunter is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Asym Capital (“AY-SIM). Since founding Asym, Hunter has helped more than 400 retail investors acquire over $150,000,000 of mobile home parks, self-storage, retail, office, ATMs, and cryptocurrency assets. Hunter is also the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast, which has received over 1,000,000 downloads.   He also wrote Raising Capital for Real Estate, which hit #1 on Amazon in Real Estate Sales and Selling.   FIND | HUNTER THOMPSON: The FREE 100K to Invest Summit: https://100ktoinvest.com/hunter-thompson-100k-to-invest-summit-funnelsjayh05f?affiliate_id=3755895 Website: http://www.raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/   ✈️ CONNECT | SETH BRADLEY:

Hunter Lowder is co-owner of Tortoise & The Bear, a business strategy, operations, and mindset coaching company that supports visionaries in bringing their wild and crazy dreams to life. Coupling her past business experience as CEO of a multi-million dollar company with mindful coaching approaches, Hunter helps service-based business owners create and prioritize a strategic plan to grow their impact and move their business forward in a sustainable way. After suffering severe burnout as a CEO, Hunter is passionate about building a business in alignment with her values. When she's not helping clients fine tune their operations, she's likely dancing and singing karaoke with her husband, feeding her son's football team, or hanging out at the beach with her fur babies.   Here's what we covered on the episode: Experiencing Burnout + How to Cope   Hunter shares that she ran a luxury wedding venue in southern California, but towards the end of her career, she was having a lot of physical problems and realized she wasn't taking care of herself because of her mindset There were two options for Hunter, she could leave her career to heal or have a heart attack at age 35, so she decided to leave When Hunter left her career, she didn't know who she was anymore because her career became her identity, so she started working with a career life coach and dove into personality assessments  It took Hunter 6 months to a year to realize that she needed to be kinder to her body and try her hardest every single day, but also forgive herself if she didn't hit her goals, unlike her overachiever, type A old self would have For the first couple of years after Hunter's burnout, it took a lot of practice to figure out what intuition was: what was her body saying yes or no to versus what was just fear We talk about reverse engineering your business, where you look at the big picture of where you want to go and break it down into smaller chunks that feel doable Hunter helps her clients close the gap between today and their goal by creating SMART(Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-based) goals and breaking them down into each year, quarter, month, week, and day You need to permit yourself to work in the way that works best for you, and as women, Hunter says we need to consider our cycles when figuring out what works best for us and not plan anything stressful during that week if it affects you in a certain way Tortoise & The Bear + VIP Days  After Hunter's burnout, she knew she wanted to help women like herself: Type A overachievers and those recovering from burnout, so she got a ton of coaching certificates but realized she wasn't meant to be a coach Hunter got a job as an executive operations assistant to help dip her toes back into the workforce, and got promoted to operations manager after 3 months and is still with them today While working with this company, Hunter decided she would still take on clients and ended up working 50-hour weeks, which isn't what she wanted to be doing   How Hunter was able to pivot into strategy instead of being the implementor and got her director of operations certification to help translate brick-and-mortar business strategy to online business strategy Now, Hunter offers VIP Days for small business owners who are looking to have a sales and visibility strategy based on their personality  Hunter learned that she was a manifesting generator which made so much sense to her because she loves being interviewed, answering questions, and talking to people, but where she struggles is creating the content when no one is interacting with her, like on a blog or social media post One of Hunter's main forms of content is podcasting, and she shares that she's creating her own podcast Something Hunter recommends to all her clients is content repurposing – find what you love to do and repurpose it on all platforms A goal of Hunter's after her son graduates is to have a nomadic life where she can live from anywhere and work from anywhere Hunter typically works with creative solopreneurs who are struggling with consistency, usually a lot of women who are on their 2nd career How Hunter's VIP Days help set clients up for the next steps in their business, which usually includes hiring a virtual assistant, scaling the business, doing group programs, etc. One of the biggest lessons in business and in life that Hunter has learned is that the only thing she has control over is how she reacts to things   Hunter feels that TikTok and reels on Instagram are refreshing because they are raw and real At tortoiseandthebear.com/podcast, you can find a free customer journey audit from Hunter, where she will give you suggestions and ideas to implement to help make your leads, sales, and marketing efforts easier and more consistent Connect with Hunter on Instagram    Links mentioned: Tortoise & The Bear Website Customer Journey Audit  Connect with Hunter on Instagram  Connect with Hunter on TikTok   Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. 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Hunter Moore is a professional confidante and certified clinical hypnotherapist. She is an advocate for the role that hypnosis can play in our ability to be free of guilt, trauma and shame surrounding sexual issues. From 1996 to 2012 Hunter's practice focused on the areas of self-esteem and self-expression. Over the last decade, her confidante practice has expanded globally, and specializes in the areas of sex, sensuality, intimacy and relationships.  Prior to the recording, Cat had a session with Hunter to work through her own issues around trust, guilt, trauma, and intimacy. On today's episode, Cat shares a bit about her own experience in session with Hunter and the positive impact it has had on her. Hunter explains what a confidant is and how it differs from being a therapist, the clientele she works with and what that experience is like, and the joy and sense of true purpose she finds working as a confidante.  In this episode, we discuss the following: What is a professional confidante? How Hunter uses the different therapeutics modalities and hypnotic techniques in session How she facilitates a safe, judgment free environment Cat's personal experience working with Hunter and finding her voice. You can find Hunter here: @talkingtohunter | talkingtohunter.com Please support Hunter's foundation of choice, Postpartum Support International. The mission of Postpartum Support International is to promote awareness, prevention and treatment of mental health issues related to childbearing in every country worldwide.

Adam Carswell brings on special guest Hunter Thompson, Founder at RaiseMasters, to discuss the process of writing, publishing, and marketing his book Raising Capital for Real Estate that continues to generate success. In this episode, Adam and Hunter talk about:How Hunter wrote and marketed his book to quickly become a best-sellerWriting a book that is hyper-non-scalable Taking on any venture with with the same tenacity you would with a passion of yoursPursuing greater success to help serve others  Adam would like to give a huge thanks to Hunter for coming on the Dream Chasers platform and sharing his knowledge and experience. Contact Hunter Thompson: https://raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/rcfre  Episode Resources:Adam J. Carswell Facebook Group | RaiseMasters | Raising Capital for Real Estate | RaiseFest | Carswell.io Timestamped Shownotes:00:33 – Host Adam Carswell introduces special guest Hunter Thompson, Founder at RaiseMasters01:09 – What is the one thing that all successful people do?03:36 – How did Adam and Hunter get connected and what ideals bonded them?05:49 – Why did Hunter decide to write his book Raising Capital for Real Estate?08:00 – What was Hunter's strategy for releasing and marketing his book?12:40 – How did Hunter's mindset propel the success of his book into a best-seller?15:20 – What should people trying to write a book as the cornerstone of their business NOT do?19:41 – Does Hunter endorse self-narrating your own book?23:20 – What limiting belief has Hunter always rejected that fueled his strong work ethic?28:17 – What advice does Hunter have for those trying to grow and scale their businesses?32:02 – How do you stay focused on value and delivery before prioritizing money?36:20 – Why should you attend RaiseFest 2023?

Wondering what you can be doing in your business to diversify your traffic without doing ads?This is a question I hear a lot and in this episode of Art of Online Business, I sat down with Hunter Donia to talk about how you can grow your business organically. These intentional strategies we are sharing in this episode will help you grow quickly and without any type of ad spend. Sometimes as a coach, you get to work with people that you just know right away are going to make a massive impact on the lives of the people they serve. Hunter is definitely one of those people. He has a unique niche and he serves them in a way that very few other people do, and it has led to massive success. Hunter is a digital educator teaching beauty professionals how to streamline, automate and elevate their processes in their businesses. He's been recognized and awarded by multiple industry publications, spoken at well-known industry events, and has built a multi-6-figure business for himself by the age of 24 - all with modern, organic marketing strategiesIn this episode, you'll learn:How Hunter got started in his businessWhy Hunter decided to avoid using paid adsHow he uses webinars to sell his courseThe organic strategies that are working for HunterTips for using ReelsWhy Hunter is so particular about who sees his contentHow he uses his podcast to grow his businessWhy networking is so importantLinks & Resources:The Art of Online Business websiteDM me on InstagramVisit my YouTube channelThe Art of Online Business clips on YouTubeFull episodes of The Art of Online Business Podcast on YouTubeThe Art of Online Business Podcast websiteCheck out my Accelerator coaching program*Disclosure: I only recommend products I use and love and all opinions expressed here are my own. This post may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission.Full show notes available at www.rickmulready.com/640

Bob and Dina have an in-depth discussion with the legendary cycling coach, author, and founder of Peaks Coaching Group, Hunter Allen, about how he has evolved his nutrition and fueling strategies over the years to manage his hypoglycemia, health concerns, and cycling performance. You don't need to be a cyclist to gain lots of nutrition and health tidbits from this episode! We discuss: A brief review of Hunter's cycling history and how his interest in nutrition began Nutrition and blood sugar insights from wearing a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) for daily nutrition and for bike fueling His fueling and electrolyte strategies to keep his energy steady Eating strategies when he's traveling and cycling internationally How and why Hunter uses ketone esters His recovery shake recipe · How Hunter and his artists are turning power data files from professional cyclists into NFT art; check it out at Project Fuerza (https://www.projectfuerza.com/about) Other Links: Hunter's Peaks Coaching Group website http://www.peakscoachinggroup.com/ and on Instagram at https://instagram.com/peakscoachinggroup/and Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/peakscoaching The “Noatmeal” Hunter enjoys from Birota Foods https://www.birotafoods.com/the-anti-oatmeal(use code BFISNPOD22 for 10% off online orders) and the many yummy goodies from All Around Snack Co. https://www.allaroundsnackco.com/(use code ISNPODCAST22 for 15% off online orders) Ketone Esters from TdeltaS – use the code ISNPODCAST to save 10% at checkout https://bit.ly/ISNKE UCAN, a stable fueling source, www.ucan.co “Every food choice matters.” – Hunter Allen More about Hunter: Not only is he a legendary cycling coach, he's also the co-author of the book “Training and Racing with a Power Meter” and “Cutting-Edge Cycling”, co-developer of TrainingPeaks WKO+ software, and founder of Peaks Coaching Group. Hunter has been coaching endurance athletes since 1995, and his athletes have achieved more than 2000 victories and numerous national, world championship titles and Olympic Medals. Hunter is known as the “Coaches Coach” and frequently has coaches from around the world consulting with him to learn more about the latest in cycling and triathlon training principles. Learn much more at https://www.peakscoachinggroup.com/HunterAllen. Thank you to our podcast sponsor, Athlete Blood Test, who provide individualized, athlete-specific blood analysis to discover your unique nutrition, training, and recovery needs. Use code ISN22 for a 15% savings on any of their testing panels. Check them out on the web at www.athletebloodtest.comand on Instagram @athletebloodtestcom and Facebook at Athlete Blood Test. You can also email results@athletebloodtest.com for more information. Learn about Bob and Dina's services: Find Bob at www.enrgperformance.com and Dina at www.nutritionmechanic.com

Today on the Follower of One podcast, Mike Henry sits down with Hunter Wadlington. Hunter Wadlington lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma and serves as the Missions Associate at First Baptist Owasso. Whether it be short term mission trips, full time overseas ministry, or local community impact, she loves giving people the tools and opportunities to serve their neighbors and share Jesus around the world. In this episode, Mike and Hunter talk about how they got connected, the partnership between First Baptist Owasso and Follower of One, how Hunter came to Christ, the important community that Hunter found in Follower of One, Hunter's experiences on a Marketplace Mission Trip, being a follower of Jesus in a secular context, and Hunter's advice to Church Leaders wanting to do a Marketplace Mission Trip.   Outline of the Episode 0:28 – How Hunter got connected with Mike 1:57 – How Hunter got started with First Baptist Owasso 3:09 – How Hunter came to Christ 6:17 – The important community that Hunter found in Follower of One 7:41 – Hunter's experiences on a Marketplace Mission Trip 8:11 – Being a follower of Jesus in a secular context  12:29 – Hunter's advice to Church Leaders wanting to do a Marketplace Mission Trip    The Importance of a Community like Follower of One Finding a community like Follower of One has become essential in the life of Marketplace Missionaries. The Bible calls us to surround ourselves with a community of believers, and communities like Follower of One allow for Marketplace MIssionaries to find people in the same situation as you.   Being a Follower of Jesus in a Secular Context If you grew up in a Christian family, it is easy to talk about the Gospel. But, for those who haven't grown up in a Christian Household, conversations about Christ don't come naturally. We need to gain this perspective as we talk about Christ so that we can more effectively share the Gospel in our workplace.    Follow Hunter Wadlington Instagram  Connect With Follower Of One Join us over in our Online Community, get social with us; Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn and subscribe to our YouTube channel. Listen to our podcast on your way to work and subscribe using your favorite podcast app!

With so much darkness and chaos greeting us each day, now more than ever it is crucial for us to remain healthy, energized, and steadfast in our faith in the battle against good and evil. Corruption, confusion, and fear, threaten to separate and exhaust us, turn us against one another, and extinguish our freedom.    In today's episode, I share how you can learn more about my superfood nutrition secret, the ongoing suppression of truth and critical thinking, and what we can do to create real changes. We are witnessing a great awakening where we are seeing ever more clearly the disastrous lies and deceit present in our country.    We can make a difference. We can bring peace and happiness through living in truth, integrity, courage, and faith. When we live fully, doing what makes our hearts sing and sharing our gifts into the world, we can and will see the healing of humanity, for a freer tomorrow, and a brighter today.  In this episode: [00:37] Shemane shares her and Ted's superfood nutrition secret, and where you can find out more [3:23] How the Biden administration has continued to ruin, suppress, and destroy America's freedom [6:31] The many strange business opportunities of Hunter Biden [13:25] Stories of redemption and overcoming all odds, and the terrible sordid videos on Hunter's laptop [15:59] How Hunter's position has been elevated, his illegal and treasonous connections, and the lunacy of his position over America's energy  [18:45] An unresolved promise to keep Hillary Clinton accountable and placed behind bars  [22:50] The ongoing and rampant dishonesty, what we can do to make real changes, and the much needed energy required to continue withstanding against the fight of evil [25:53] Shemane shares a powerful emotional encounter that shows how important it is to continue speaking up and speaking out in truth  [27:49] The importance of being the one who brings joy, unity, and happiness to self and others, and an inscription from the Founders Bible  [29:39] What we can do to help turn events around, what we can expect in the coming months, and a closing prayer from Shemane to strengthen and empower against spiritual warfare  Connect with Shemane:    For more information about superfood nutrition : wildlywell21@gmail.com  Get Wildly Well at shemanenugent.rocks   Toxic Mold Help   Check out Shemane's book :  "4 Minutes to Happy"   Shemane Social Media Facebook: @shemane.nugent Instagram: @shemanenugent Youtube: /shemane Truth Social/shemane   Listen On: Rumble Libsyn Apple Podcast Podbean    

With so much darkness and chaos greeting us each day, now more than ever it is crucial for us to remain healthy, energized, and steadfast in our faith in the battle against good and evil. Corruption, confusion, and fear, threaten to separate and exhaust us, turn us against one another, and extinguish our freedom.    In today's episode, I share how you can learn more about my superfood nutrition secret, the ongoing suppression of truth and critical thinking, and what we can do to create real changes. We are witnessing a great awakening where we are seeing ever more clearly the disastrous lies and deceit present in our country.    We can make a difference. We can bring peace and happiness through living in truth, integrity, courage, and faith. When we live fully, doing what makes our hearts sing and sharing our gifts into the world, we can and will see the healing of humanity, for a freer tomorrow, and a brighter today.  In this episode: [00:37] Shemane shares her and Ted's superfood nutrition secret, and where you can find out more [3:23] How the Biden administration has continued to ruin, suppress, and destroy America's freedom [6:31] The many strange business opportunities of Hunter Biden [13:25] Stories of redemption and overcoming all odds, and the terrible sordid videos on Hunter's laptop [15:59] How Hunter's position has been elevated, his illegal and treasonous connections, and the lunacy of his position over America's energy  [18:45] An unresolved promise to keep Hillary Clinton accountable and placed behind bars  [22:50] The ongoing and rampant dishonesty, what we can do to make real changes, and the much needed energy required to continue withstanding against the fight of evil [25:53] Shemane shares a powerful emotional encounter that shows how important it is to continue speaking up and speaking out in truth  [27:49] The importance of being the one who brings joy, unity, and happiness to self and others, and an inscription from the Founders Bible  [29:39] What we can do to help turn events around, what we can expect in the coming months, and a closing prayer from Shemane to strengthen and empower against spiritual warfare  Connect with Shemane:    For more information about superfood nutrition : wildlywell21@gmail.com  Get Wildly Well at shemanenugent.rocks   Toxic Mold Help   Check out Shemane's book :  "4 Minutes to Happy"   Shemane Social Media Facebook: @shemane.nugent Instagram: @shemanenugent Youtube: /shemane Truth Social/shemane   Listen On: Rumble Libsyn Apple Podcast Podbean    

"There's a lot of bumps on the way up. And a lot of people see that final moment, the excitement, the emotion that took place. And it was such a genuine and real moment. But it's all because of the things leading up to that moment." Tara Davis is an Olympic long jumper. Hunter Woodhall is a Paralympic medalist. With their powers combined, they are the ultimate track and field power couple. And this week, Tara and Hunter announced their new lululemon partnership: The engaged duo are now sponsored by lululemon as Global Ambassadors for the brand. In this conversation, we hear all about how the lululemon deal came to be, and about why this was the perfect fit for Tara and Hunter. The social media savvy couple also talks about what it's like sharing so much of their lives online: Collectively, they have more than 3 million followers on TikTok, 667,000 Instagram followers, and 421,000 YouTube subscribers. Plus, what a day in the life is like for two professional athletes, their love story, wedding planning updates, and what it's been like skyrocketing into the public eye after last summer's U.S. Olympic Track & Field Team Trials. SPONSOR: UCAN — Go to ucan.co/ali and use code ALI for 20% off your next UCAN order. What you'll get on this episode: All about the lululemon partnership (4:35) What a day in the life of Tara and Hunter is like (9:50) Tara and Hunter talk about what their new race kits will look like, and what training has been like lately (11:40) The love story: Tara and Hunter met, started dating, and eventually got engaged (18:15) All about Tara and Hunter, content creators (26:45) What it was like skyrocketing to fame after last summer's U.S. Olympic Track & Field Trials (31:35) How Hunter has saved Tara's life, in her words (44:40) Tara's a-ha moment, when she realized her role in the sport (48:00) What's next? (50:40) Wedding planning updates! (53:55) For more, check out: YouTube: Tara & Hunter in NYC Follow Tara & Hunter: YouTube Instagram @hunterwoodhall Instagram @_taarra_ Tara's TikTok Hunter's TikTok Follow Ali: Instagram @aliontherun1 Join the Facebook group Twitter @aliontherun1 Support on Patreon Blog Strava SUPPORT the Ali on the Run Show! If you're enjoying the show, please subscribe and leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts. Spread the run love. And if you liked this episode, share it with your friends!

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On this episode of the Passive Income Attorney Podcast, Seth is joined by Hunter Thompson as they take a deep dive into the whats, whens and hows for investing in this incredibly opportunistic time. With powerful influences such as an inverted yield curve, rising interest rates and soaring inflation, in this episode Seth and Hunter will give you the insights you need to intelligently navigate and capitalize during this potentially lucrative investing landscape. If you had $100,000 to invest, inside you'll learn the most optimal place to invest it. Hunter is a full-time real estate investor, the founder of Asym Capital, the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast which has over 1M downloads and the best-selling author of Raising Capital for Real Estate. Enjoy the episode!   “Speed beats pretty much everything.”   HIGHLIGHTS: Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: ✅ How Hunter adapted the passive approach to make it his own ✅ The hybrid approach between a passive and active investor ✅ Is capital raising a passive or active investing approach? ✅ Should you take the step from W-2 to capital raising? ✅ How does an inverted yield curve affect your investing thesis? ✅ Intelligently investing during rising inflation and interest rates ✅ $100,000 to invest - Where do you put it? ✅ And so much more!   ABOUT | HUNTER THOMPSON: Hunter is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Asym Capital (“AY-SIM). Since founding Asym, Hunter has helped more than 400 retail investors acquire over $150,000,000 of mobile home parks, self-storage, retail, office, ATMs, and cryptocurrency assets. Hunter is also the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast, which has received over 1,000,000 downloads.   He also wrote Raising Capital for Real Estate, which hit #1 on Amazon in Real Estate Sales and Selling.   FIND | HUNTER THOMPSON: The FREE 100K to Invest Summit: https://100ktoinvest.com/hunter-thompson-100k-to-invest-summit-funnelsjayh05f?affiliate_id=3755895 Website: http://www.raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/   CONNECT | SETH BRADLEY: Get Started | Download The Freedom Blueprint: http://www.attorneybydesign.com Subscribe and Leave a Rating and Review: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-passive-income-attorney-podcast/id1543049208 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5a0Qp9G2x337nZCDWoVgoO?si=MKn01_t8Tfu0JBZCnagrCw Join EPIC | The Esquire Passive Investor Club: https://passiveincomeattorney.com/join-the-passive-income/ Join | The Passive Income Attorneys Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/passiveincomeattorneys Follow Us: Website:  https://passiveincomeattorney.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethpaulbradley/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passiveincomeattorney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passiveincomeattorney/

In this episode of the Millennials in Print Podcast, the guys chat with the new CEO of JPS Graphics Hunter Johnson. Tune in as they discuss what it's like to work in print after working in other industries first, who JPS Graphics is and the verticals that they serve, and why more printers need to take advantage of social media and content marketing. ============================================================Guest DetailsConnect with Hunter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hunterdjohnson/JPS Graphics website: https://www.jpsgraphics.com/============================================================Guest DetailsGrab your copy of the Arandell catalog: https://arandell.com/catalog/============================================================Show Notes0:00 - 3:25: Intro & background3:26 - 7:27: Hunter's experience before print and what knowledge he brought into the industry7:28 - 11:10: How JPS is embracing new technologies11:11 - 13:22: Why marketing is the best way to sell 13:23 - 17:16: What differentiates JPS from its competitors in the book printing space17:17 - 18:49: Today's changing print buyer and how to add value to that relationship18:50 - 22:05: Hunter's transition to Chief Executive Officer22:06 - 27:09: How Hunter and JPS groom their staff for growth in the organization27:10 - 32:05: Hunter's strategies for effective recruitment and hiring32:06 - end: Final thoughts from Hunter============================================================Where to Follow UsSpotifyYouTubeLinkedInTwitterFacebookInstagramConnect with Alex: ajkrupski@arandell.comConnect with Jake: jmhoffman@arandell.com

On this episode of the Passive Income Attorney Podcast, Seth is joined by Hunter Thompson as they take a deep dive into the whats, whens and hows for investing in this incredibly opportunistic time. With powerful influences such as an inverted yield curve, rising interest rates and soaring inflation, in this episode Seth and Hunter will give you the insights you need to intelligently navigate and capitalize during this potentially lucrative investing landscape. If you had $100,000 to invest, inside you'll learn the most optimal place to invest it. Hunter is a full-time real estate investor, the founder of Asym Capital, the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast which has over 1M downloads and the best-selling author of Raising Capital for Real Estate. Enjoy the episode!   “Speed beats pretty much everything.”   HIGHLIGHTS: Here's a breakdown of what to expect in this episode: ✅ How Hunter adapted the passive approach to make it his own ✅ The hybrid approach between a passive and active investor ✅ Is capital raising a passive or active investing approach? ✅ Should you take the step from W-2 to capital raising? ✅ How does an inverted yield curve affect your investing thesis? ✅ Intelligently investing during rising inflation and interest rates ✅ $100,000 to invest - Where do you put it? ✅ And so much more!   ABOUT | HUNTER THOMPSON: Hunter is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Asym Capital (“AY-SIM). Since founding Asym, Hunter has helped more than 400 retail investors acquire over $150,000,000 of mobile home parks, self-storage, retail, office, ATMs, and cryptocurrency assets. Hunter is also the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast, which has received over 1,000,000 downloads.   He also wrote Raising Capital for Real Estate, which hit #1 on Amazon in Real Estate Sales and Selling.   FIND | HUNTER THOMPSON: The FREE 100K to Invest Summit: https://100ktoinvest.com/hunter-thompson-100k-to-invest-summit-funnelsjayh05f?affiliate_id=3755895 Website: http://www.raisingcapitalforrealestate.com/   CONNECT | SETH BRADLEY: Get Started | Download The Freedom Blueprint: http://www.attorneybydesign.com Subscribe and Leave a Rating and Review: Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-passive-income-attorney-podcast/id1543049208 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5a0Qp9G2x337nZCDWoVgoO?si=MKn01_t8Tfu0JBZCnagrCw Join EPIC | The Esquire Passive Investor Club: https://passiveincomeattorney.com/join-the-passive-income/ Join | The Passive Income Attorneys Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/passiveincomeattorneys Follow Us: Website:  https://passiveincomeattorney.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sethpaulbradley/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passiveincomeattorney Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/passiveincomeattorney/

Habitat Podcast #168 - Hunter Johnson joins Jared Van Hees and Brian Halbleib on a great episode of the Habitat Podcast. Hunter is a manager from Arkansas and a riot to chat with. We kick back and get into some new subjects. We cover: AR. Waterfowl Habitat - Managing 3-4 farms at a time. 3 Yr. Bean Food Plot - Economical food plots, Moist Soil Management, - How Hunter manages flooded and moist soil areas, Green Timber Management, - What this is and how it is used? Turkey Decline - Why we think the population is declining. TSI - How does Hunter do this for turkey, waterfowl and deer. and much more!! Morse Nursery Tree Dealer Pricing – info@habitatpodcast.com Property Consultations – HP Land Plans: LAND PLANS YOUTUBE - Habitat Podcast  * * * * * * * * * * Habitat Hook Giveaway: www.habitatpodcast.com a $250 value! Email us: info@habitatpodcast.com Leave us a great review to get FREE DECAL here:  https://apple.co/2uhoqOO Exodus Trail Cameras - https://bit.ly/ExodusHP Afflictor Broadheads - https://bit.ly/AfflictorBH Packer Maxx - http://bit.ly/PACKERMAXX $25 off with code: HPC25 Morse Nursery - http://bit.ly/MorseTrees 10% off w/code: HABITAT10 Michigan Whitetail Pursuit - http://bit.ly/MWpursuit Habitat Podcast AMAZON Store - https://www.amazon.com/shop/habitatpodcast Habitat Hook – HP10 for 10% off - https://bit.ly/33go0Xy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Hunter Niland Welling is a professional organizer turned luxury marketing expert and the founder of The AgenShe. For the past 6 years, she's created exceptional marketing strategies for high-end service providers who want to scale without losing their "special touch." Her private coaching and membership community help you turn the business you have into the business you want. A cat mom + plant mom + dog mom + human mom, she lives in a tiny bungalow in Fort Worth, Texas.   Here's what we covered on the episode:    Hunter's Background in Marketing   How Hunter and I first connected in Erika Lyremark's Mark'd Women  Mastermind, now called Marketing Crush, when I posted in our Facebook group that I was looking for some accountability partners  Hunter shares that she worked for a trend forecasting firm in high school, where she got to do a lot of marketing and copywriting, and says she leveraged that job into other marketing positions   After graduating college, Hunter was offered a lot of head of communication or marketing positions but felt burnt out from college due to personal circumstances and needed a breather  To reset, Hunter decided she needed to do something with her hands and body instead of sitting in front of a computer screen, so she started a professional organizing business that she loved Hunter decided to go back to her zone of genius - she started making connections and started mentoring and doing marketing for luxury home organizers, which has expanded to other industries over the years  How Hunter got her job at the trend forecasting firm and how saying yes to that opportunity gave her the confidence she needed to leverage that job at college, where she started freelancing, blogging for the university career services, and started figuring out the online world Working at the trend forecasting firm gave Hunter hands-on business experience and says she was teaching herself how to run QuickBooks, what tax filings were due, and what you had to do to stay in compliance, all of which made ownership seem less scary and like something she could do for herself  After graduating in 2010, Hunter started joining some online Facebook groups, which are where she found this whole world of people who were building online businesses  The first thing Hunter did when she started her marketing business was manage social media because she realized a lot of her business owner friends would ask her advice about social media, and she was giving that information away for free  The first social media management job Hunter had was for a friend who was a fine art photographer - her job was to help sell his fine art book through social media, and she ended up helping him build a thriving online community of tens of thousands of people   Hunter gained confidence after successfully helping her friend, so she reached out to a high-end professional organizer and said she wanted to get to know them and collaborate, and that relationship led to Hunter mentoring hundreds of professional organizers  Changing Business Models + Personal Needs in Business For the last two years, Hunter shares that she's been primarily working with her clients through recurring intensives   In 2019 Hunter burnt out again after running her business for 3 years and shares she was doing traditional marketing on retainers where she felt that she was on call for clients all the time - after being put on bedrest, Hunter knew she couldn't keep running her business the same way Hunter shares she was selling strategy and consulting sessions, but when she started offering VIP days, her clients loved it, and it helped Hunter feel like she wasn't on call so much Hunter realized the sales cycle for selling VIP days to earn the revenue she needed was as exhausting as the retainers, so she talked to our mutual friend, Erika, who suggested keeping VIP days but signing clients up to come back every month      Next, Hunter created her service, The Exceptionelle CMO, where she would meet with clients once a month to work on their marketing strategy, map out their plan, and then spend the rest of the day working in an intensive format, building out their social media or copywriting, whatever they needed to move the strategy forward     How Hunter got her first round of clients by sending an invitation to her top 5 favorite clients, most of which took her up on it  Each month, Hunter works with anywhere from 3 - 6 clients but says right now, she's setting herself up to take a sabbatical in her business to refresh herself but will pick back up in 2022 How Hunter has had to learn to work with her own energy needs and chronic illness because she knows she is susceptible to burnout and speaks about ways to avoid it for people on their journeys  When it comes to planning her sabbatical, Hunter says she's been able to save up the cash reserve she needs, hire another team member, and has planned for the upcoming year and plans to take about a month off  Women tend to think they need to do it all, but Hunter shares that she has always leaned on teams for support, a housekeeper, and a stay at home partner to help her as well because she knows she can't do it all  By implementing recurring intensive, Hunter was able to focus on her business with the extra time she had instead of solely focusing on her clients business The most important thing business owners can do is ask themselves how they want to do work, what they want it to feel like, what they want to be doing with their time, and then get creative and experiment with business models to fit that We talk about how it can be good to expand where you're getting your information and inspiration from   Adapting Your Business for Your Future  Hunter shares that she has had a hunger for creativity and mentions that she loves Martha Stewart and the lifestyle magazine style, so she and her team are working on ways to prioritize that   The magazine has been brought to life through Hunter's membership called, The AgenShe Club, and it includes weekly emails, best practices, strategies, ideas, and questions you can use to make your business a little kinder to your body and turn the business you have into the business you want  I discuss how and why I will be shutting down my sales page service - no one will be able to hire me for a sales page project alone, but there will be other services that could be bundled into the new offer that I'm working on  How it's scary to be getting rid of my sales page offer, but it makes sense with the direction I want to go  I share that some of my dream jobs include creative directing photoshoots for SNL or working with The Kardashians on a photoshoot, along with so many other things  Hunter shares that they've been reimagining what it will look like and the way she will work with clients when she comes back from her sabbatical   How you can go on over to the AgenShe on Instagram, where you will find a link to join The AgenShe Club, and if you use the code: design, you can join for your first year for free Hunter talks about her workshop called the Recurring Intensive Workshop, where she teaches you everything she knows about running a business and selling Connect with Hunter on Instagram or check out her website   Links mentioned   The AgenShe   The AgenShe Club   Connect with Hunter on Instagram    Recurring Intensive Workshop     Like what you heard?  Click here to subscribe + leave a review on iTunes. 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There aren't many people that think about acquiring Self-Storage, but let me ask you, how does low maintenance, low expenses, and high NOI sound to you? It may surprise you just how lucrative this investment class is. Hunter Jones is a former Multifamily investor, turned self-storage investor focused on the East Tennessee area. Hunter started in wholesaling and Multifamily in 2018 with 2 other partners and grew a portfolio of 100 units in a short amount of time. He is now focused on Self Storage Acquisitions with his brother Harper in the East Tennessee area. Their strategy focuses on acquiring distressed, value adds assets and turning them around for a profit. Dive in as we talk about how Hunter is able to land great deals that fly under most people's radar, his transition into self-storage, and the benefits that come with self-storage as an asset!  Getting to know Hunter Jones - [00:01 – 03:00] I introduce Hunter Jones to the show Bio  Hunter shares a bit of his background How Hunter got into real estate  Starting in Single-Family wholesaling  Scaling in multifamily  Transitioned into self-storage Multifamily turned Self-Storage Investor - [03:01 – 13:29] How Hunter found multifamily assets that others didn't see  Sub-institutional - circumventing large institutions by flying under their radar The value of buying from ‘mom and pop' owners  Why Hunter shifted into Self-Storage  Learning about it off of Twitter  The worry-free value of self-storage  Currently treated as a full real estate asset  Similar terms for financing  No access to Fran and Freddy on the bigger units Large opportunities across the country  Low maintenance and minimal management  Low expense ratio, high NOI  Grab your ticket to the MFIN Summit at mfinsummit.com Use promo code QUATTRO The Benefits of the Self-Storage Asset Class - [13:29 – 22:05] The difference between multifamily vs. self-storage Monthly lease in self-storage is the norm  Moral and ethical differences between the two  The difference in the economics  Hunter talks about the benefit of in-house management Building and operating on trust Full control  Hands-on educational opportunities  The Quattro Trio - [22:06 - 27:26] What is your superpower? Operations especially in leasing  What was your biggest failure? Focussing on too many things at once  How to connect with Hunter Links below  Final words   Tweetable Quotes: “I would argue that buying a property is the easy part… Operating these things is really the make or break, you know, executing the business plan.” - Hunter Jones   Want to connect with Hunter? You can follow him on LinkedIn and Twitter and LinkedIn or get a hold of him directly at hunterajones@gmail.com. Have you heard about the Multifamily Investor Nation Summit, coming up on January 20th?  If you've never been, it's a three-day information-packed event for multifamily investors, with over 1,000 attendees and over 50 speakers!  Not only will hear from experts about finding deals, raising capital, underwriting strategies, selecting markets, and so much more...But this year our partners here at Quattro Capital are excited to be participating with three speakers at the event. Our amazing Kim Wendland will be speaking on the often neglected subject of asset management, how to make the machine hum, while our most-interesting-man-in-real-estate Maurice Philogene will be speaking on how to leave your corporate job for a freedom lifestyle. I personally will even be speaking on the topic of how to perform due diligence on multifamily assets before you purchase them and the not-so-common things to watch out for. Go to mfinsummit.com to grab your ticket and use promo code QUATTRO to get $100 off of your full access pass!  Whether you are new to multifamily investing or a seasoned investor, you do not want to miss this event. Join Team Quattro at the Multifamily Investor Nation Summit.  Visit mfinsummit.com promo code QUATTRO... That's mfinsummit.com promo code QUATTRO.   Check out Syndication Pro and learn how you can raise more capital in less time! https://syndicationpro.com/account-setup?fpr=quattro Join the MFIN Summit and use our promo code: QUATTRO LEAVE A 5 STAR REVIEW + help someone who wants to explode their business growth by sharing this episode. Find out how team Quattro can help you by visiting www.TheQuattroWay.com.  Real Estate Runway Podcast is all about alternative business and investment strategies to help you amplify life, and maximize wealth! Click here to find out more about the host, Chad Sutton.

In the real estate investor world, it's very easy to be laser-focused on raising capital, raising rents, and increasing your bottom line. But one thing that can cripple a business is adding more debt to maximize profits.  My guest today is Hunter Thompson. Hunter has helped hundreds of investors close deals in commercial real estate and controls $100M in assets. He is the Founder of Asym Capital, the Host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast and the author of Raising Capital for Real Estate: How to Attract Investors, Establish Credibility, and Fund Deals.  I absolutely loved this interview because we're on the same page with so many key concepts. Building trust and credibility takes effort and time, and Hunter has done it with incredible success. In this episode, we talk about some of the economic indicators that's driving some of the supply and demand issues right now, particularly in Arizona. Hunter shares his AENC system and how that has been at the core of his success. We also dig into the importance of speed and moving quickly in your business and why finding your niche is so important for long term success. Key Takeaways with Hunter Thompson The key economic indicators contributing to the growth in Arizona, along with the supply/demand issues so many markets are facing. The valuable lesson that Hunter learned early on in his journey, when the money doesn't always just show up if you've found a great deal. Why Tony decided to pivot into providing gap funding for other real estate investors. The importance of standing out, finding a niche so that when people are looking for assistance in a specific area, your name is at the top of the list. How Hunter tailors his content creation strategies to his clients to maximize success. The story of how Hunter's AENC system was created after an embarrassing presentation yielded zero dollars in new capital. The added value in creating content but then repurposing your content as much as possible. How his success has been created by building credibility and nurturing those relationships. Hunter's advice for new entrepreneurs and why you should seek out a mentor or a small firm to help get started as a real estate investor. Speed beats everything, put yourself in a position to move quickly to capitalize on the next opportunity. How Hunter has been able to rely on best-in class operators that specialize in various niches to find new deals. Respect the risks of acquiring debt. Adding value and raising rent is important, but many investors underestimate the risk of adding too much debt. Want the Full Show Notes? To get access to the full show notes, including audio, transcripts, and links to all the resources mentioned, visit https://acceleratedinvestorpodcast.com/239 Rate & Review If you enjoyed today's episode of The Accelerated Real Estate Investor Podcast, hit the subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU! Connect with Josh Cantwell Facebook YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Twitter Sign Up For My Coaching Program! To unlock your potential and start earning real passive income, visit joshcantwellcoaching.com Get The Flip System Book! To get access to a free copy of The Flip System, visit getflipsystem.com/podcast

In the 41st episode of the GDMS Marketing Podcast, we discuss how to launch a new product with Hunter Shields, Partner at OoBlock. In this episode we cover: How to position a new product in the market How to build awareness around a new product How to build a brand from scratch We also discuss the following: How crowdsourcing helped identify the Zodiac Killer How to use crowdsourcing as a business tool How to identify niches in the market to launch a new tool A marketing minute with Matt on what how to create a new brand strategy Get your free SEO Check and Website Audit by clicking here. HOW TO LAUNCH A NEW PRODUCT? HOW TO LAUNCH A NEW PRODUCT CHECKLIST Launching a new product starts by first identifying a niche in your market. A niche could be some area of your industry that is untapped or something current customers are providing feedback on, but the current players are not helping the customer base by providing what they want. The next step to launching a new product is understanding how your product differs from the other options available on the market. The niche you identified in step 1 should help you in this area. This is what makes your product unique compared to your competition. The final step before launching a new product is putting together a new brand strategy. After identifying the business niche, and fully understanding what makes your product unique, you can take customer feedback and create a new brand message, and clearly define what you want your brand to look and feel like. IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW ON HOW TO LAUNCH A NEW PRODUCT WITH HUNTER SHEILDS PARTNER AT OOBLOCK HOW TO LAUNCH A NEW PRODUCT FOR YOUR BUSINESS Our interview this week was with is Hunter Shields, Partner at O0Block. In the interview, we discussed how to launch a new product including: How Hunter originally got involved with manufacturing? What Hunter did before he started working on his new product OoBlock? Hunter discussed how he and his partners came up with the idea for OoBlock?Hunter discussed the need in the market that he and his partners uncovered? Hunter discusses the areas of expertise his partners bring to the business Hunter discusses the challenges in how to launch a new product completely to market Hunter describes the OoBlock brandHunter discusses how they built awareness around the product and your brand Hunter discusses when he and his partners started to develop their digital assets and whether that was before or after the product was launched? Hunter discussed how OoBlock acquired a couple of high-end customers and how those customers learned about OoBlock and their new athletic tape? Hunter discusses how OoBlock got buy-in from these high-end customers Hunter discusses his favorite A list horror film (good quality horror film) and D list horror film (Terribly made horror film, but you are going to watch it either way) Hunter tells us his favorite Hokie in-person sports moment is and his favorite sports moment grassrootsdigitalstudio.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

If offering retail is not a part of your salon business, there's a chance you're leaving some money on the table. But when it comes to stocking your backbar, there's a lot to consider – including partnering with the right brands that fit the culture of your salon. Tune in to this episode where we chat with Hunter Donia, Ashley Lantz and Kim Bennett to discuss all things stocking your studio with retail and backbar. Find out how to select a brand that meets the needs of your brand and your target market, as well as how to make retail a part of your amazing customer experience. They also share ways to become more confident when offering your clients retail, tips for staying organized, and so much more.  So, the question is: Are you ready to streamline your backbar ordering systems and rock the retail game? In This Episode [0:24] – Stocking your studio with retail and backbar. [2:30] – Why partnerships are very important. [3:58] – Color, Hunter argues, is the pinnacle of the hair salon industry. [5:39] – Shoutout to Kim Bennett and how products are a huge part of her salon experience! [7:30] – Kim agrees with Hunter's point about marketing with a brand. [9:30] – Why it's so important to choose a brand that will support you. [11:38] – Kim advises salon owners to have a separate financial account for retail. [14:13] – Ashley discusses her brand partnership. [16:13] – How Hunter brought his brand into his Sola studio and the importance of his core values. [18:39] – Salon owners are salespeople. [21:03] – Efficiency and ordering when stocking your retail and backbar. [22:19] – How to make sure that what you bring in doesn't collect dust. [25:13] – BeautyHive has a nifty feature that makes it easy to reorder! [26:11] – Hunter's take on organizing your stock. [28:13] – Retail customers can be just as valuable as service customers. [30:40] – Do you value a brand having an affiliate code program? [32:59] – Bookkeeping and keeping track of your numbers is very important. [35:22] – Kim redirects the conversation back to restocking. [38:14] – Whether or not Kim sells a lot online. [40:07] – Kim discusses her color backbar. [42:18] – It's smart to keep notes about your clients on SolaGenius. [43:45] – The importance of the guest experience. [45:58] – Kim's experience during COVID. [47:58] – Jennie's customer perspective. [50:58] – Salon owners should assume that the client knows nothing about their hair. [51:45] – Angela's customer perspective. [53:50] – Hairstylists are the authority of what they do.   Links and Resources Sola Salon Studios' Instagram Page Sola Salons Studios – Website Sola Blog SolaGenius BeautyHive - Website The Sola Sessions: Reimagined Clubhouse @hairbyhunty on Clubhouse

How Hunter breaks the rules: Two recent major stories having to do with Hunter Biden that the media did not want to talk about.  Congressman Andy Biggs, representative from Arizona's 5th District and Chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, on the Democrats' censorship of the Freedom Caucus over the "January 6th" commission.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Running a salon isn't just about hair and makeup. It's about a personalized experience where your clients can feel comfortable, vulnerable, safe and beautiful from the inside out. That's why creating an amazing guest experience for clients is so important. Wondering how to create an experience worth coming back for? What small (or big) things can you add to your salon environment or service to make them feel special?  Tune in to this episode as Angela Ribbler, Jennie Wolff, Hunter Donia and Ebony Nelson share how to create a memorable guest experience in a salon studio, while also incorporating your personality and core values into your safe haven. Your clients don't just come to you for a service but rather a holistic experience. Creating a next-level guest experience is a win-win because they feel pampered, and you can feel comfortable and confident charging what you're worth. In This Episode [0:31] – A Clubhouse conversation about creating a great client experience in a suite. [1:52] – What makes what Ebony offers unique. [3:54] – Ebony compares the guest experience to customer service. [5:52] – Ebony makes it a point to hype her clients up! [8:28] – Jennie confirms how important it is, as a customer, to feel seen. [9:14] – How Hunter's salon offers a unique experience. [11:02] – Hairstylists are problem solvers! [12:08] – Hunter reveals a couple of ways that he makes the experience with him tailored to his clients. [13:05] – Angela offers her perspective as a client and discusses the booking process. [13:58] – Ebony's thoughts on booking appointments. [15:44] – Simplify your marketing! [17:05] – Hunter offered a complementary Zoom consultation before prospective clients booked appointments with him. [19:22] – Why a pre-consultation can be very important. [22:28] – Your consultation is a chance to excite prospective clients! [25:03] – More insight about making clients comfortable. [26:01] – Always improving the experience gives you a reason to raise prices. [27:34] – Challenge creates opportunity! [29:43] – Read your guests so that you can interpret what they want that day. [31:08] – What Katie has been doing to make her clients comfortable. [33:53] – Incorporate your personality into your salon experience! [36:25] – Hunter builds his brand around low maintenance. [39:49] – How to encourage clients to relax and enjoy quiet time during a lengthy appointment. [40:58] – Hunter discusses setting boundaries. [43:19] – Your client wants their hair to look good which you can't do if you're drained of energy. [44:33] – Movies and shows are one way to keep clients occupied. [47:11] – You can create a better experience for guests when you know them!   Links and Resources Follow Sola on Instagram: @solasalons Follow Hunter Donia on Instagram:@hairbyhunty Follow Ebony Nelson on Instagram: @theebonynelson Follow Angela Ribbler on Instagram: @acontentqueen Follow Jennie Wolff on Instagram: @jenniethewolff BeautyHive

Hunter Dong shares his best application tips for getting into the Wharton MBA / MA Lauder Joint Degree in International Studies program. How did Hunter pull together his diverse work experience working for the Hinrich Foundation in the Philippines, his family business in pharmaceutical packaging and IBM as a Data Scientist to make an ultimately winning case to Wharton and Columbia? Hunter walks us through his entire preparation process, from initial school research to the final team-based discussion interview. Don't miss this episode packed with clear, practical advice from a just admitted applicant. Questions Hunter's work experience and reasons for pursuing an MBA/MA in International Studies (2:25) Hunter's positioning strategy (9:10) How Hunter focused on students and professors as sources of information to craft his application (15:00) Hunter's advice for Wharton's team-based discussion (TBD) interview (19:25) Hunter's essay timeline and editing process (29:45) Lauder application tips (35:40) Preparing a "briefing guide" to recommenders (42:23) How Hunter demonstrated leadership qualities to adcoms (45:20) Why Hunter chose to attend the Wharton / Lauder program (47:30) About Hunter Hunter Dong will be starting his joint MBA/MA degree at Wharton and Lauder this Summer. He previously worked as a Senior Consultant and Data Scientist at IBM. Hunter got his B.S in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University. Episode write-up: https://touchmba.com/how-i-got-into-the-wharton-mba-lauder-hunter-dong Get free, personalized school selection help at Touch MBA: https://touchmba.com  

Hunter Dong shares his best application tips for getting into the Wharton MBA / MA Lauder Joint Degree in International Studies program. How did Hunter pull together his diverse work experience working for the Hinrich Foundation in the Philippines, his family business in pharmaceutical packaging and IBM as a Data Scientist to make an ultimately winning case to Wharton and Columbia? Hunter walks us through his entire preparation process, from initial school research to the final team-based discussion interview. Don't miss this episode packed with clear, practical advice from a just admitted applicant. Questions Hunter's work experience and reasons for pursuing an MBA/MA in International Studies (2:25) Hunter's positioning strategy (9:10) How Hunter focused on students and professors as sources of information to craft his application (15:00) Hunter's advice for Wharton's team-based discussion (TBD) interview (19:25) Hunter's essay timeline and editing process (29:45) Lauder application tips (35:40) Preparing a "briefing guide" to recommenders (42:23) How Hunter demonstrated leadership qualities to adcoms (45:20) Why Hunter chose to attend the Wharton / Lauder program (47:30) About Hunter Hunter Dong will be starting his joint MBA/MA degree at Wharton and Lauder this Summer. He previously worked as a Senior Consultant and Data Scientist at IBM. Hunter got his B.S in Operations Research and Financial Engineering from Princeton University. Episode write-up: https://touchmba.com/how-i-got-into-the-wharton-mba-lauder-hunter-dong Get free, personalized school selection help at Touch MBA: https://touchmba.com  

Humble yourself and ask for help! Please welcome COO and Founder of Oldham Goodwin Group, Hunter Goodwin! Hunter and Terrence talk strategy and attitude for the new upcoming students in the real estate entrepreneur game. We urge all of you to take the time, swallow your pride and ASK QUESTIONS to the veterans in your industry. Enjoy the episode!   Books: Real Estate Investments and How to Make Them by Milt Tanzer   Timestamps & Show Notes: (0:00 - 4:48) Intro of Hunter Goodwin (4:49 - 6:52) Where To Start w/Capital (6:53 - 13:46) Humble Yourself & Ask Questions (13:47 - 17:40) Surprising Lessons (17:41 - 19:12) Document Your Strategy (19:13 -23:02) Opportunities Right Now (23:03 - 25:03) Evaluating Property w/Hunter (25:04 - 28:50) Where to Start w/ No Captial (28:51 - 31:37) Ask a Veteran (31:38 - 35:02) New Tech You See in the Industry (35:03 - 37:08) How Hunter is Growing (37:09 - 38:37) What Keeps You Going (38:38 - 42:16) Books & Forecasting (42:17 - 44:41) Closing & Quotes   Hunter is an owner of Oldham Goodwin Group, LLC and currently serves as President and Chief Operating Officer. Hunter is responsible for implementing the company's business strategies, launching new ventures and initiatives, overseeing ongoing company operations and developing synergistic business relationships. Hunter specializes in the asset management and development of commercial, multifamily and hospitality properties utilizing his extensive experience in construction management and business operations. Prior to real estate, Hunter was a professional athlete for eight years and was a team captain for the Miami Dolphins from 1999-2000. He served as a Miami Dolphins representative to the Player's Union from 2000-2001. Hunter served as a Fox Sports College Game Day Analyst in 2005 and was also a consultant commentator for the 2003 NFL Draft for KVET—Austin, Texas. Hunter enjoys fishing, hunting, and lives in College Station, Texas, with his wife, Amber and two children.

Today, I'm talking to Hunter Niland Welling – marketing consultant and coach for women growing high-end service-based businesses. I wanted to bring Hunter on the podcast because she has a way of working with her clients that, when I experienced it as a client, was so effective that I actually shifted my OWN work with my 1:1 clients to the same model. Key takeaways: - How to combine intensive-style offerings with recurring revenue - How Hunter developed intensives as the right model for her and her clients - The kind of impact she's seen on both her business AND her clients as a result of implementing recurring intensives

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As a big influence on Kent, Hunter Thompson has had a notable hand in bringing about the success of this very podcast. He joins us on the show today to talk about his remarkable process of finding the right deals and making the most of the opportunities that he finds. As someone fully committed to the vetting and due diligence processes, it is not surprising that Hunter is a step ahead of the rest, putting in the extra work in order to reap the rewards. And this extra work is now being shared with the public in the form of his podcast, book, ebook, and more! In our conversation today, we talk about the current status of passive investing, the momentum it has gained in the last few years, and the influence of the larger picture of the economy on the real estate markets. Hunter gives us a great idea of what he and his firm actually do, their specialty work, and the philosophies that inform their outlook. We get into some very simple actionable steps, like which questions investors should be asking when interviewing sponsors, and the asset classes that might be the best to look into right now. Our guest shares some of the things that have influenced his path; books, personalities, and most importantly a steadfast dedication to achieving greatness. Be sure to listen in to catch it all on today's show!Key Points From This Episode:The passive investing revolution that is growing from small beginnings. Hunter's model for vetting sponsors and due diligence on potential deals.The important relationships that Hunter developed and learned from for his own business. Hunter's decision to actively seek out deals and the types of opportunities he looks out for. How Hunter goes about avoiding the damage caused by bad sponsors. Considering the macroeconomic picture and how this impacts real estate investments going forward.Performance during the pandemic and the methods that have aided Hunter and his business.The meaning behind the name Asym Capital and how this ties into Hunter's philosophy.Some of the asset classes that Hunter is most excited about currently and looking forward.The one question that Hunter believes all passive investors should ask sponsors.Hunter's greatest achievement; helping amazing individuals find their feet in the business! The books that inspired and influenced the kind of book that Hunter wanted to write.Mimicking greatness and sacrifice; the two components that have led to Hunter's success.Getting hold of Hunter and connecting with Asym Capital!Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Kent RitterHunter Thompson on LinkedInRaising Capital for Real EstateRaising Capital for Real EstateAsym CapitalAsym Capital on Twitter Cash Flow Connections Podcast111 Questions Passive Investors Should Be AskingCFC Mentorship ProgramSchwab Cameron HeroldDotCom SecretsRussell Brunson

Hunter McIntyre – Hunter is a 6x Obstacle Course Racing World Champion, a 3x Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Ranch Champion, and a 2x Tough Mudder X Champion, a Crossfit Games Competitor, and one of Sport’s Illustrated Top 50 fittest Athletes.  In this episode, the journey from troubled teen to pro athlete, difference between obstacle course racing and Crossfit, training routines and much more.   IN THIS EPISODE   Hunter recounts his path from troubled teen to a professional athlete.  As a kid with severe ADD he was medicated with Ritalin, Adderall, Dexedrine to control his his uncontrollable energy.   How at 14, recreational drugs and alcohol gave him some comfort but led to a downward spiral resulting in multiple suspensions, run ins with the law, to rehab incarceration and two years probation.    Hunter shares what saved him and how he turned his life around.   The technique Hunter uses to visualizes his goals and the unique mantra he uses when training that helps him push through the grind.   How Hunter protects his inner peace.   Hunter’s daily training routine and schedule and sleep routines.   What it was like to move from endurance to Crossfit.  How the training was so different.   The Crossfit Games experience and what he learned by jumping in with the best crossfitters in the world.   Links from the Show   Hunter Mcintyre’s website and training programs   Hunter on instagram.   Pure Spectrum CBD products Use Discount Code BULKPONY for online orders   Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman   The Iron War by Mark Fitzgerald  

Meet my buddy Hunter McIntyre, , , ,  and .  describes him as “the man behind the Spartan race empire”.  calls him the “rising star of obstacle racing”.  acknowledges him as “the future of the sport”. Yes, his list of accolades is indeed mighty impressive. Bad boy turned elite Spartan athlete, in 2011 he moved from New York to Malibu to give a shot at being a celebrity personal trainer and model. After running his first Spartan race on a dare, he placed near the top of the field and was quickly propelled into Elite Spartan status, rarely missing a podium. He eventually partnered with me on the and also appeared on my show in the episode But Hunter's been up to much more lately... , six-time Obstacle Course Racing World Champion, four-time Obstacle Course Racing National Champion, three-year Steve Austin’s Broken Skull Ranch Champion, and two-time Tough Mudder X Champion, was granted for chance to measure his accomplishments against a deep field of proven athletes. In this episode, we get into that journey from Spartan to Crossfit and much, much more. During our discussion, you'll discover: -Crossfitter vs. Spartan event results [5:50] 3 cross fit athletes did an endurance/stamina based Spartan race Carrying 190+ lb of gear up mountains with a 30 minute head start "I wouldn't do a cross fit race with a month's notice, but these guys made it happen." Cross fit is designed for a specific body type: bulky, short, small limbs, etc. -Hunter's transition from troubled teen to champion Spartan racer [11:30] On all types of medication: ADD, ADHD, Adderall, etc. Got into lots of trouble as a teen Loved the intensity of competition, not the training (wrestling and running) In rehab and probation for 3 years (in Montana) Sought an activity from his probation officer that would exhaust his physical energy: led to a job as a logger in Montana Became a model: art with the body as the canvas Moved to California, got into marathons, eventually Spartan races -What it was like moving from endurance to crossfit training [21:45] The body grows stagnant, the mind becomes bored, after doing anything for too long Hunter was able to compete and win in crossfit because of his endurance background; still didn't get street cred in the crossfit community It's an incredible test of strength, but not technical strength; if you don't have technique you can't play the game Wouldn't feel satisfied unless he could go toe to toe with crossfit pros Was invited to the Crossfit Games as a wild card (first ever invitee) Trained on his own, no coach In hindsight, Hunter believes he tried to close the gap between a moderate crossfit athlete to a seasoned pro too quickly Age causes one to lose the luster of training for crossfit and endurance -How both Ben and Hunter's interests have changed regarding training as they age [40:40] Japanese and Sardinian centenarians don't do cross fit or endurance training Difference between getting fit and getting and staying healthy Interests change as you rearrange priorities (i.e. what attracts the babes) -How Hunter recovers from intense training sessions as quickly as possible [44:10] Hanging (gravity) boots Tension, followed by extreme relaxing Consume more calories, drink more water Add minerals to your water  electrolyte drink (Robert Slovak's company; listen to the BGF podcast with Robert ) -Hunter's tips for optimizing sleep [52:40] "I've never been a person that sleeps very much" Need more sleep during crossfit training than endurance Keep cold while sleeping Have enough calories in the body Fan that provides some noise Pulse oximeter CBD () -Books and podcasts Hunter and Ben recommend [1:02:50] Focused more on personal connections than digital media -How Crazy Bobby changed Hunter's life for the good [1:08:15] -And much more... Resources from this episode: - - - - - - - - - CBD - -Books recommended by Hunter and Ben: Episode sponsors: -: Satisfying, nutrient-dense, real-food energy bars with a delicious chocolate coconut flavor! Ben Greenfield Fitness listeners, receive a 10% discount off your entire Kion order when you use discount code: BGF10. -: A new take on an ancient secret: Pain-soothing herbs, incredible antioxidants, and phytonutrients all in one delicious, soothing “Golden Milk” nighttime tea! Receive a 20% discount on your entire order when you use discount code: BENG20. -:A brand new company that has reimagined all your favorite childhood breakfast cereals. Low carb, keto-friendly, ZERO sugar, and tastes just like you remember. For free shipping on your order at Magic Spoon, use discount code: BENGREENFIELD -: Take your cooking to the next level today! Made In offers a single line of essential pieces simplifying the process of outfitting your kitchen. Receive 15% off your first Made In purchase when you use discount code: GREENFIELD Do you have questions, thoughts or feedback for Hunter or me? Leave your comments below and one of us will reply!

Hunter is a full-time real estate investor and founder of Cash Flow Connections, a private equity firm based out of Los Angeles, CA. Since starting CFC, Hunter has helped more than 250 investors allocate capital to over 100 properties. He has personally raised more than $20mm in private capital and controls more than $60mm inmedia news outlets, podcasts, and radio shows. Hunter is also the host of the Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast, which helps investors learn the intricacies of commercial real estate from the comfort of their home, car, or office. commercial real estate. Hunter has been featured in Forbes, Globe St., Inside Self-Storage, as well as a variety of other media news outlets, podcasts, and radio shows. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why Hunter saw the 2008 real estate crash as an opportunity, and why he moved into real estate during the 2010 European debt crisis and collapse of Greece Why Hunter has completely cycled his investments out of the stock market and into more simple and safe investments How Hunter had the idea for Cash Flow Connections, and how the business works to help investors identify opportunities Why positioning yourself as a passive investor in a syndicated structure opens up a world of flexible investment opportunities How to get involved in a syndicated investment structure and minimize the risks involved in your investment What seven steps to follow before getting involved in any real estate investment and particularly a syndicated investment Why cost-to-build isn’t a key factor in the self storage market, and how to take advantage of buying existing self storage How Hunter got involved in thought leadership and why he began his Cash Flow Connections podcast Hunter shares his first attempt at raising an outside capital fund and why it was such a terrible experience How Hunter has learned to integrate content creation into his thought leadership, and why he cares about quality over quantity Additional resources: Website: www.cashflowconnections.com Email: info@cashflowconnections.com Cash Flow Connections podcast: www.cashflowconnections.com/podcast/

Hunter Somerville is a Partner at Greenspring Associates, a leading venture firm and fund of funds. On the direct side their portfolio includes the likes of Sonos, App Annie, Docusign and Alibaba just to name a few. As for their fund investing, they have backed the likes of Accel, Founders Fund, Thrive, Lightspeed, Foundry Group and many more incredible managers. As for Hunter, he is actively involved in the assessment of micro-vc managers for the Firm where he sits on the LP advisory boards for the likes of Pear, Foundry Group, Scale Venture Partners and BullPen Capital just to name a few. Prior to joining Greenspring, Hunter worked as an Associate for Camden Private Capital. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Hunter made his way into the world of fund investing and came to be a Partner @ Greenspring? 2.) How does Hunter assess the world of micro-VC today? Does Hunter think we will see the market start to shrink as LPs become over-allocated to the space? Why does Hunter believe the barriers for micro VCs to raise are lower than ever? What does this mean for the future of early stage? 3.) How does Hunter fundamentally approach the assessment of new funds? Is it all about track record? How does he look to build a framework/model to predict future performance? What makes Hunter sceptical when assessing new opportunities? Where do many managers go wrong in the fundraising process? How does Hunter think about loss ratio? 4.) As an LP having to allocate to multiple different stages, why does Hunter feel there is a shortage of dedicated A and B round funds? How does Hunter expect both reserve allocation and loss ration to alter as we move from early to later stage? How does Hunter feel about opportunity funds? How does Hunter and other LPs assess GP led restructurings? 5.) Why is Hunter bullish on the future for direct secondaries? Why does he believe this is fundamentally good for the ecosystem? How does Hunter think about early stage managers in their needs for early liquidity? To what extent will early stage managers need to navigate the private secondaries market to attain this liquidity? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Hunter’s Fave Book: Great Expectations by Charles Dickens Hunter’s Most Recent Investment: Amplify Partners As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Are you thinking about life insurance in the new year? Ladder. Is the smart and easy way to get term life insurance online. With Ladder there are no commissioned agents and no policy fees — you can be done in minutes. Even better, coverage can start today, if you qualify, and you can cancel anytime. Ladder is licensed and backed by trusted partners, with billions in coverage. Visit ladderlife.com to apply and get an instant decision on fully underwritten term life insurance, and check life insurance off your list TODAY. Ready for tax season? Wishing you’d kept a closer eye on your books this year? Set yourself up for success in 2019 with Pilot. Pilot is a bookkeeping company focused on the needs of startups. Their team of SF-based bookkeepers are assisted by engineers to automate the most error-prone parts of bookkeeping, so you know you’re getting an accurate report every month. Plus, Pilot does accrual basis bookkeeping in Quickbooks Online, so you’re never locked into a proprietary platform. Learn more and sign up here. Don’t wait – the first 100 members of the Twenty Minute VC community get 20% off Pilot Core for six months.

Jebb and Blake deliver something completely different on the fifteenth episode of the Pursuing Performance Podcast and first ever full interview. Jebb hosts Hunter Collett, a small business owner and childhood friend as they discuss the grind and glory of being an entrepreneur. In this episode, we discuss... Introducing our guest Hunter Collett [00:30] Changing your Instagram account from personal to business and its implications [01:30] Fruits! [04:00] Posting to social media daily with a scheduler [04:45] Constantly coming up with content for social media [05:45] How time consuming content creation is [07:00] What Hunter is – a student, small business owner, and Thick Skin [08:00] Hunter’s origin story [09:30] How Hunter determined the right product to take to market [12:30] How you can learn anything in today’s society [17:45] Honing metal and leatherworking skills [20:00] Building a business as an experiment [22:40] Creating and managing a brand and message [26:30] Having “thick skin” and actual personal attacks [29:00] Hunter’s 5 Year Plan and scaling up [30:30] Handling snakes and how fun shit is dangerous [34:30] Outsourcing certain work like graphic design or apparel [38:15] Being a vendor at events and being authentic [40:30] Trial and error and being polarizing with content [43:15] Why Hunter is staying in college versus going all in [47:00] The validity of a college degree [50:00] The craziness of YouTube  [52:40] Hunter’s biggest asset [55:30] What Hunter would tell his high school self [57:30] Not being afraid to fail [58:45] Do what you’re good at and what you love [01:00:00] Hunter’s final thoughts, his business info, and more! [01:00:45] Check out Hunter Collett's work at thickskinleather.com and on Instagram @thick_skin_leatherworks

Jesse Bruce and his multiple podium finishes at the NORAM Championships last weekend come on the show to quite literally shout about his Canadian awesomenss over the background sound of his kickass gym in Toronto. Listen to hear about: -What it's like to be the 2nd fittest Canadian (#longliveatkins)... -Whyyyyy Canadians are so damn fit and how Jesse's troubled, jail-ridden past propelled him to the heights he's at now... -How Hunter likes to get rid of his boogers and OCRWC 3k predictions... ...and much more! Want to be trained personally (online) by Hunter? Email HAOStraining@gmail.com for details. Get connected with Jesse: Facebook: Jesse Bruce Instagram: @oa_jbruce Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now...  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx)  

Close your eyes and imagine the perfect gym… What do you see? Does it have the best in specialty equipment to serve elite athletes? How about regenerative technologies like hyperbaric oxygen therapy to accelerate healing? Does it employ a holistic approach to health and wellness, offering meditation and yoga programs? What about data? Does your ideal health club identify nutritional deficiencies, create an individualized program, and track your progress on the Cloud? Hunter Manuel and Tatiana Somers are founding partners of The Omni Club of New York, an integrated fitness, wellness and sports performance facility on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Hunter has more than 25 years of experience in the industry, and he has led teams at top NYC clubs including Equinox, New York Sports Club and Palestra at the Penn Club. A competitive athlete his entire life, Hunter has a background in martial arts, bodybuilding, power lifting, running, biking and extreme obstacle racing. Tatiana is also a life-long athlete with a love of running, yoga and weight lifting, and she is taking on the role of Chief Design Officer at The Omni Club, leading its creative teams in the development of visual design, user experience, brand identity and content development. Today, Hunter shares his personal fitness journey, explaining how a knee injury shifted his focus from football to body building and why meeting Tatiana led to another evolution. Tatiana discusses her struggle with an eating disorder and how Hunter helped change her perspective around body image. They walk us through Hunter’s recent battle with cancer, describing how he endured four surgeries in three months, the difficult course of chemotherapy that followed, and the family’s new whole food, plant-based nutrition plan. They talk about their nonprofit F.A.S.T. NYC, an organization formed to raise money for sports programs in east Harlem schools and their latest venture, The Omni Club of New York. Listen in to learn about the regenerative technology featured at Omni Club and its focus on overall health and wellness. Topics Covered [1:27] Hunter’s personal health and fitness journey Mom enrolled in every sport available Lifting weights at 10, Dad had home gym HS football in small town Louisiana Shift to power lifting after knee injury Job at Equinox as personal trainer [7:17] Hunter’s fitness and health as a body builder Depends on definition of health, fitness Strong, little body fat (220 pounds) Loved community, science of nutrition Extreme lifting long-term hard on joints [10:09] Tatiana’s personal fitness and health journey Overweight child, eating disorder in HS Learned to accept body, see in new way Enjoys running (solitary, not competitive) [14:09] Hunter’s battle with cancer Stomach pains, hurt to drink water Diagnosed after endoscopy, colonoscopy Endured four surgeries in three months Trained in hospital hallways Walk for cancer with ileostomy bag [21:39] Hunter’s current health status Cancer-free and blood work good Ended chemo early (3 months) Whole food, plant-based diet [24:21] Hunter and Tatiana’s take on chemo Very hard on body, destroys ALL cells More painful than surgery, felt ‘polluted’ No way to know if helped or not [30:20] How Hunter and Tatiana came to start F.A.S.T. NYC Moved back to US from Russia, son in public school Hunter joined parent association More and more kids at house after school Started F.A.S.T. to provide sports programs Built playgrounds, trained teachers/coaches [34:34] Hunter’s vision for The Omni Club of New York Café with best food, drinks Resistance training and super treadmill Hyperbaric chamber, cryochamber therapy Underwater treadmill, tread pool Massage pod, meditation and yoga Tracks data to store on Cloud Blood, DNA tests to individualize Training program free to members Families can train together [40:43] Hunter and Tatiana’s insight on gratitude Protect self as child during illness Grateful to be here, alive Life is NOW Learn More About Hunter and Tatiana The Omni Club of New York The Omni Club on Facebook F.A.S.T. NYC F.A.S.T. on LinkedIn Resources Unexpected Recoveries: Seven Steps to Healing Body, Mind, and Soul When Serious Illness Strikes 23andMe Athletigen

Hunter Hayes is a country music singer, songwriter, Grammy nominee artist and multi-instrumentalist who plays over 30 instruments. Listen to this episode and learn: How Hunter got the opportunity to sing on stage with Hank Williams Jr. when he was four years old Hunter’s advice for artists who want to be successful in Nashville How Hunter taught himself to play over 30 instruments The challenges Hunter faced with his voice changing and how he overcame the insecurity The girl who inspired Hunter’s #1 song Wanted and how the song didn’t help him get the girl The biggest mentor in Hunter’s life The proudest moment of Hunter’s career  

It's important for each of us to find our niche in the real estate investing space. Maybe you're confident that commercial real estate is where you want to be, but multi-family just doesn't feel like the right fit. There are other asset classes to consider, and one of the most recession-resistant is that of self-storage. Hunter Thompson is the Managing Principal of Cash Flow Connections, a private equity group out of Los Angeles that connects passive real estate investors with opportunities in the commercial space, with a specific focus on mobile home parks and self-storage properties. Hunter has done 100-plus deals valued in excess of $350M. Hunter got his start investing in stocks, but the lack of predictability in the market led him to focus on simpler investments with mitigated risk. After connecting with a network of like-minded individuals, he began investing in mortgage notes before branching out into other real estate asset classes. Today he shares what inspired him to invest in self-storage, explaining what makes the opportunity truly recession-proof. Hunter discusses self-storage value-add strategies, the benefits of self-storage as an investment, and how to find the best markets in the space. Listen in to understand what Hunter looks for in a sponsor, his approach to management, and his advice around next steps for aspiring self-storage investors. Key Takeaways [1:45] Hunter's shift to real estate investing Grandfather was successful businessman Initial interest in stocks, too much volatility European debt crisis inspired shift Real estate more predictable, simple [4:20] Hunter's first real estate deal Attended 3-5 networking events/week Found small group of likeminded individuals Invested in mortgage note [5:43] How Hunter got into self-storage By 2013, good deals hard to find in traditional asset classes Data analysis inspired focus on recession-resistant assets Self-storage used during times of economic change [7:28] The benefits of investing in self-storage Many ways to add value to property without taking on additional risk Can add $1M of value with U-Haul, tenant insurance and merch Sticky tenant base allows for 6% rental increase annually [10:13] The best markets for self-storage investment Identify undersupplied markets (i.e.: southeast US) Utilize data from CoStar, LoopNet or Yelp [12:06] What Hunter looks for in terms of underwriting Expense ratio of 40% (or even below) Price per unit of $12-14K Price per ft2 of $65-110 Climate-control as upsell [13:26] Hunter's approach to management Onsite management important component of A-class property Sponsor hires either entrepreneurial property manager or retired couple [15:28] What Hunter looks for in a sponsor Done $100M-worth of deals 10 years of experience Look at pro forma Background check, references [17:06] A case study of Hunter's ideal investment A-class property in Woodstock, GA No value-add strategies in place Previous owner just expanded by 222 climate-controlled units Market 90% occupied, property 60% occupied Adding ancillary income items = additional $4K/month [19:44] Hunter's take on trends in self-storage On-demand services Automation Increase in demand as affluent baby boomers downsize [21:36] Hunter's advice around next steps for aspiring investors Leverage experience of someone in game for 10+ years Passive investing affords freedom to do what you love [23:03] What Hunter is excited about Construction boom Unique opportunities to buy from sophisticated groups Connect with Hunter Thompson Cash Flow Connections Cash Flow Connections Real Estate Podcast Free eBook: Little Boxes, Big Profits Resources CoStar LoopNet Invest with Michael Free eBook: The Secret to Raising Money to Buy Your First Apartment Building Review the Podcast on iTunes

This week on the I Love Data Centers podcast: Meet Me Room and Internet Exchange Innovation in the Data Center Industry, I interview Hunter Newby. If you've worked in the data center industry for more than a few years and haven't heard name Hunter Newby, you simply haven't been paying attention. Hunter is a 20 year data center industry veteran who innovated the concepts of the Meet Me Room (MMR) and Internet Exchange (IX). Our paths finally crossed last year during a data center conference in DC and a friendship quickly ensued. The conversation shared here covers how Hunter got started in the industry post college, the large impact his father has had on his approach to life, what the catalyst was for starting Telx in 1998 and what it was like boot strapping and growing the company through 2009.   I am certain you will enjoy listening to this interview as much as we enjoyed having the conversation together! Episode 15 Show Notes 2:16 Interview starts 3:48 Where Hunter comes from 6:21 How did you get involved in tech? 13:10 Hunter’s first experiences with computers 14:45 Hunter’s first experiences in data centers 19:36 What led you to want to work at places like MCI WorldCom? 21:00 Going to WorldCom for the first time 26:16 What it took to get Telx up and running 30:09 Did the bubble bursting in 2001 affect your business?    40:43 Thoughts on Open-IX (OIX) 44:57 Why has nobody revolted? 51:15 How Hunter got Telx to become Digital’s exclusive Meet Me Room Provider 58:51 When did things shift to charging for cross connects in Meet Me Rooms? 01:00:20 Where did the peering exchange come from? 01:16:39 What is one belief you hold that most people would find crazy? 01:20:36 What is a common misconception about the data center industry? 01:25:17 What is one of the most influential pieces of advice you received when you were young in the data center industry? 01:28:22 Hunter’s upcoming work, and how to get in touch with him Links mentioned in this episode https://www.linkedin.com/in/hunternewby http://www.hunternewby.com/

With the right amount of determination and accountability, there’s no boundary to success. That’s what Hunter Milligan believes, and you will too after hearing how much of an effect he’s had as an engaging leader by example. On today’s episode, Hunter shares his life experiences to keep himself on track toward achieving his goals. He is a proactive problem solver who balances creativity and business requirements to deliver quality results. Listen to Hunter’s adventures around the world and more on this episode of Grab Life Big! In this episode, you will learn: Hunter's brief bio. Where Hunter gets his source of income. Hunter's life happiness index and give back ratio. What Hunter's diet and exercise routine looks like. The best bucket list adventure that Hunter had in his life. How Hunter and his wife took a year of life off to do an amazing trip. The number of countries that Hunter had visited. What Hunter wants to do in the future that he hasn't done yet. Hunter's life's greatest hits. What the release technique in meditation is all about. Why Hunter thinks it is better to take longer trips. Plus so much more! Hunter Milligan is a software director, team lead and consultant leading development of best-of-breed web applications solutions, using efficient processes and emerging technologies, working in collaboration with talented and motivated team members. He is intellectually curious, adept at self-directed study and he rapidly acquires new skills to meet specific business needs. Hunter is a loving husband and loves traveling, biking, and snowboarding, especially with his family. He continually looks within to become the best person he can be, and he continually self improves and helps people and organizations flourish.

Hunter Walk is a founding partner @ Homebrew, one of Silicon Valley's breakout seed funds of the last 5 years. They have investments in the likes of Shyp, the Skimm, Managed By Q just to name a few incredible companies. As for Hunter, prior to Homebrew, Hunter led consumer product management at YouTube, which he originally joined in 2003, managing product and sales efforts for Google Adsense. Hunter is also a thought leader in the industry and his excellent blog can be found here. CLICK TO PLAY In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Hunter made the transition from Google to VC with the founding of Homebrew? 2.) How does Hunter view the bridge round? Does he agree with Mike Maples @ Floodgate in stating, 'it is often not a bridge but a pier to nowhere'? 3.) How does Hunter look to package his portfolio companies for the next round of investors? Does Hunter agree with Jason Lemkin in stating, 'the best investors are those that specifically know the metrics required to achieve the next round'? 4.) Why does Hunter not believe there is a Series A crunch? How can founders look to describe their story in a narrative that is attractive for VCs? What one trait does Hunter look for in founders more than any other? 5.) What is the biggest challenge in the coming year for Hunter with Homebrew? How does he measure his success as a VC? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Hunter’s Fave Book: Harold and The Purple Crayon Hunter’s Fave Blog: Ben Thompson: Stratechery Hunter's Most Recent Investment: JoyMode As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Hunter on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Foundersuite makes the leading CRM for raising startup capital. Since March of 2016, Foundersuite customers have raised over $130M in seed and venture capital. Foundersuite’s CRM sits on a database of over 50,000 investors, which will help you quickly populate your fundraising funnel including a beautiful and easy-to-use investor update tool, and the recently launched a new portal that helps investors and accelerators track their portfolio companies on a single dashboard. For a whopping 40% off a Monthly or Annual subscription use the code “20MinuteVC” at checkout. Greenhouse Software designs tools that help companies hire great people and ultimately build better businesses. Greenhouse works with over 1,500 of the world’s most innovative companies such as Airbnb, Slack, Snap Inc. and Lyft. A wrong hire is not only costly for a company but can also turn an employee into an unhappy one. With Greenhouse’s Applicant Tracking System, companies can make well-informed decisions and hire qualified candidates who are empowered to do the best work of their careers. Anybody who has a company that’s scaling quickly but has trouble hiring and retaining the right people. Visit www.greenhouse.io today to discover how your company can grow.  

In this episode, Ben Greenfield and Hunter McIntyre have a crazy wine-fueled discussion, and dive into... -Hunter and Ben's workout of the week... -How Hunter has been training for the World's Toughest Mudder... -Hunter's full clothing kit for World's Toughest Mudder... -Ben's experimentation with fascia stretching for off-season health... -Justin's question about whether you should combine strength and aerobic in the off-season, or just focus purely on strength... -Jono's question about the best way to train for elevation when you can't get to race early...   -Hunter and Ben's best tips for approaching an obstacle when you have "options"... -And much more! Resources from this episode: -The new Obstacle Dominator 2.0 program -ELDOA training method -The pulse oximeter blood oxygen monitor -Biotropic labs blend of chlorophyll, echinacea, beet, liver and cordyceps (use 20% coupon code "ben"). -Obstacle course video for military pentathlon in the Brazilian Army Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now... [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/obstacledominator/ObstacleDominator67.mp3"]  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx)

In this episode, Ben Greenfield and Hunter McIntyre are joined by a super-secret special guest, and delve into... -Hunter and Ben's top workouts of the week, and why Hunter swears by "machete hikes"... -Why Hunter kicked the apehanger bell at Spartan World Championships... -Ben's 1-2-3 combo of Frogskins, chia seeds and a training keg for beating the Ultrabeast... -How Hunter changed his training this year, and his new secret weapon he drags around... -What exactly happens at Richard Diaz's secret "running lab"... -The new Spartan doping and drug testing policies, and the top 6 supplements that won't get you in trouble for doping... -The new Obstacle Dominator 2.0 revealed... -And much more! Resources from this episode: -The new Obstacle Dominator 2.0 program -E3Grips -BPC-157 article by Ben Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now... [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/obstacledominator/ObstacleDominator66.mp3"]  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx)

This time on the Re: Anime Podcast we dive into the worlds of LRS: long-running shounen! From Naruto to Bleach to One Piece and even the likes of Fairy Tail, what is it that keeps our interest going for hundreds of episodes? Moreover, what keeps these shows going for that long? /u/darthnick426 helps explain the mass appeal, as well as what we can expect from this genre moving forward. We also explore a bunch of other airing Winter 2016 shows, including a trio of shorts and a KyoAni show! 0:33 Tales from the No-Drop Zone - 0:45 Musaigen no Phantom World (Myriad Colors Phantom World) - 5:38 Ojisan to Marshmallow - 6:55 Ooyasan wa Shinsunki! (My Landlord is a Middle Schooler!) - 8:23 Oshiete Galko-chan! (Please tell me, Galko-chan!) - 10:22 Prince of Stride: Alternative 13:50 Is It Wrong to Pick Up Guests from the Internet? with /u/darthnick426 - 14:16 The Filler Arcs of Generic Long Running Shounens (Bleach, Naruto) - 16:02 Why LRS are So Beloved: The Best Arcs - 18:02 The Strength of the Main Characters (One Piece, Naruto, Bleach) - 19:20 The Supporting Cast: Nakama! - 21:00 When Shows Overstay their Welcome - 22:58 How Hunter x Hunter (2011) Did It Right - 24:29 The Future of Generic Shounen (Boku no Hero Academia) 28:17 Nichijou News 30:15 Word Fart Online Anime discussed: Musaigen no Phantom World, Ojisan to Marshmallow, Ooyasan wa Shinshunki!, Oshiete Galko-chan!, Prince of Stride: Alternative, Bleach, Naruto, One Piece, Fairy Tail, Hunter x Hunter 2011, Boku no Hero Academia, Inuyasha, Dragonball Z, Dragonball, Gintama.

In this episode, Hunter McIntyre and Ben Greenfield sit down, eat vegan crepes, and give even more recaps, thoughts and synopses of the 2015 Spartan World Championships from Lake Tahoe, including: -Why a triathlete won the Beast... -What happened during the Ultra-Beast and why so many people dropped out... -How Hunter’s unconventional endurance training worked out for him... -What to do in Squaw Valley if next year’s race is in the same location... -And much more! Questions, comments or feedback? Leave 'em below, and click here to leave your questions now... [audio src="http://traffic.libsyn.com/obstacledominator/ObstacleDominator44.mp3"]  Music courtesy Skorge - Sail (AWOLNATION Dubstep Rmx)