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Ecommerce aggregators have been all the rage this past year. We decided to kick off a podcast series with some of the biggest names in the aggregator space to help sellers understand the acquisition process and get that graceful exit.    Today's guest is Jake Wolpert. He's the Head of Sales at Acquco, a relatively young ecommerce aggregator that's made a name for itself rather quickly.   We'll talk about what Acquco and other aggregators look for when acquiring ecommerce businesses, what kinds of deals you can expect when selling, and the most important things you need to know to exit your business without leaving money on the table.   Timestamps: Why the aggregator space has accelerated this quickly Acquco's biggest selling points How Jake got into the aggregator space What Acquco looks for in a business How Acquco evaluates businesses with the pandemic factor Basic terms that sellers can expect when working with Acquco Things you should know when gearing up to exit   I hope you enjoyed this episode as much as I did, and we'll definitely have more informative episodes about ecommerce aggregators down the road. If you want to learn more about Acquco, you can get in touch with Jake through 908-208-9674 or jake.wolpert@acqu.co.   By the way, in case you missed it, we've recently launched the EcomCrew Podcast YouTube channel, where we put up some of the most interesting tidbits from our podcasts episodes. Be sure to subscribe so you don't miss a beat.   As always, happy selling and we'll talk to you soon!

On today's show Dr. Don is joined by Jake Steiner, a retired stockbroker who has dedicated himself to improving his own and others eyesight through natural methods. Some topics Jake will discuss are how he became interested in natural eyesight improvement and what pseudo-myopia is. Jake takes us through how he arrived at improving his eyesight through natural methods. Being told he needed to change his eyeglass prescription for the first time since he was a teenager due to genetics didn't sit right with him. Jake took it upon himself to begin research into the reasons for his vision decline. With our screen time forever on the increase and eye strain commonplace, more people than ever are experiencing some kind of myopia. During his research, Jake discovered that the answer to reversing myopia could be simple.   Key Takeaways: How Jake came to be interested in natural eyesight improvement. [2:15] Why Google Scholar is an amazing resource and how to utilize it. [4:29] What is pseudo-myopia? [5:19] What can you do to ease your ocular muscle strain? [07:09] Addressing the causality of the muscle strain. [8:30] About lens-induced myopia. [9:25] How Jake honed his research and methods. [10:55] How Jake's method grew and spread. [13:00] Steps to start the process of ocular muscle improvement. [14:30] The timeline to improvement. [19:25] How posture can impact your eyesight and vice versa. [21:00] How Jake's body has changed since his vision has improved. [25:07] Words of wisdom. [28:40]   Find out more: https://www.endmyopia.com

Have you suffered from a chronic injury that won't heal no matter what methods you try? How relieved would you feel to be free of the constant ache and worry that you're destined to live out the rest of your life this way? All it might take to heal your chronic pain is an emotional shift. Today, I've brought on a very special guest Jake Currie, founder of Mind Body Masters. Originally a chiropractor, he quit and sold his successful practice in 2018. Contending with unexplained chronic pain and injuries all his life, he's dedicated himself to understanding the causes of pain, how to eliminate them, and helping others heal from the inside out. I'm a beneficiary of his work firsthand. In this episode, he and I discuss uncovering the emotional specifics behind your chronic condition and how you have the power to heal yourself physically and emotionally. 7:14 - How Jake discovered German New Medicine and healed his groin pain 11:21 - Why the reemergence of my old hamstring injury became a turning point in my life 15:12 - The devastating effect that chronic stress has on your muscles and joints 16:32 - The truth behind the timing of your pain and using that to help you find answers 18:01 - Discover your neurological wiring and what pain on different sides of the body mean 19:30 - How Jake discovers the root cause of people's pain and helps shift it 24:53 - An analogy that demonstrates how pain in your body works for your benefit 28:00 - Why symptoms are blessings and what pain really indicates about your emotional state 31:35 - Why most people falsely believe that pain is purely physical 33:43 - What so many of the women I see don't recognize about their weight 34:36 - The state people fall into that becomes a distraction and a full-time job 40:19 - My fear about what'll happen if we don't deal with our trauma from the pandemic Follow Lisa's journey on Instagram. Find Jake on his website, take his free stress quiz and masterclass, and follow him on Instagram. I support women trying to create extraordinary lives of their own choosing. If you want to make the positive changes you need to thrive, join me in this journey towards what it looks like to love what you do but love yourself more--sign up here.

After an absence of several years, Jake and Tom are thrilled to welcome their globe trotting friend Jon Stump back to the show.  For the episode, the guys decided to forgo the idea of having "a topic" in favor have just letting the conversation take them where it wanted.  Listen in as the guys delve into tangents such as:  • How Jake and Tom still can't wrap their heads around how time zones work. • Jon's sudden (and unwilling) decision to become a "food minimalist". • Their experiences with weight loss. • The challenge of living in areas of the country that aren't used to dealing with snowstorms. • Jake's son "takes one for the team" and provides him with a much needed quarantine. • The guys' initial impression of Amazon's "Invincible" series. • Tom's compulsion to buy "prestige editions" of comic books. • The guys miss comic cons. • Anticipation for "The Suicide Squad". • Jake discovers that he's from a parallel universe. • Tom's surprise visit up to Tom's house. • Jake is mainlining all of "Star Trek" as fast as humanly possible. • Jon's stories about being in Vietnam as the world was entering into lockdown.   As always, be sure to help Jake and Tom in their quest for world domination by rating them highly on your podcatchers of choice, following the guys on social media, and by sharing the show with your friends. Don't forget to check out Tom's guest spots over on "Someone's Favorite Movie" (hosted by friend of the show Randy Perkins), as well as all of the great shows brought to you by the guys' partners in internet radio, Geeks Worldwide!   Copyright 2021 Thomas Coe, Jacob Wilson & Jon Stump Intro By HAB Cover Art By Villain Archives

DRUM ROLL.......Jenna lets us know a health scare she has had and how we have to adjust her diet to account for this. How Jake manages her nutrition plan to account for this.  (don't worry guys she's ok) To work with Jake and his team for nutrition: www.jcn.co.nzJakes IG: jakecampusnutritionJennas IG: jennanne

Jake and Jill are joined again by Sheryl Ginsberg to continue their proper and professional discussion on mental health issues in Utah. Kinda. - Learn about Jake and Jill's forthcoming book "Chili Stew for the Rectum." - How Jake contributed to the demise of Columbia House - The secret to beating anxiety? Have a good childhood! - Learn about some of the best mental health therapy styles - The unique situation which gives Jake "therapy diarrhea" - How "vulnerability" is the new "in" word. Note for future reference: the phrase "in word" is better used in written communication than verbal communication. - Hear why Jake gives a big shoutout to Jill (aww) - Then follow that up with hearing how Jill's boobs and hiking are related - How not being able to ask for help increases maladaptive coping mechanisms - An idea for a new Utah state slogan -Plus we added an odd hidden track outtake at the end. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This was a fun episode for me because Jake was my online fitness coach for about two years back in 2014-2016. He helped me win my natural (drug-tested) bodybuilding pro card and was a huge help to me when I first started my online coaching business. Now, Jake is working a full 9-5 job while ramping up his fitness coaching business once again. He's also an IPE Pro Natural Bodybuilder (and a stand-up guy). In this episode, we talk about: -Reminiscing about when me and Jake worked together -Jake's coaching background with The Strength Guys -How I was as an online coaching client -How fitness has stayed constant while other things change -How fitness keeps us grounded -How Jake is working a full-time job and doing online coaching on the side -Relating to clients during fat loss phases -"Stealth dieting" -Male insecurities around body image -Dealing with "letting yourself go" compared to your past self -The evolution of motivators around working out -Why you shouldn't ever make your own plans -Staying motivated when working out from home -Making better decisions with your nutrition -How Jake and I eat on a regular basis -The importance of short-term "obsession" -How do we know who to listen to for fitness advice? -Jake's alternate-reality career -And much more! Connect With Jake: Instagram: @jacobtrout2 WATCH this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/8PNIkgfClAE Connect With Matt: [Free] 30-Day Ultimate Physique Development Manual: https://bit.ly/UltimatePhysiqueDevelopment Hire Matt For Coaching: https://mattmcleod.org/online-coaching Instagram: @mattmcleod6 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/mattmcleod6 Website: https://mattmcleod.org **PS: If you could rate and review the podcast, it would mean the world to me and it would help get the word out to others just like us so we can continue building this amazing, one-of-a-kind community.** ---- Produced by: David Margittai | In Post Media Website: https://www.inpostmedia.com Email: david@inpostmedia.com Social: @_margittai © 2021 Matt McLeod

“I realized that I wasn’t alone; there were so many people that were suffering and I wanted to do something that could help.” This quote sums up episode 46 of The Positively Living Podcast where my guest, Jake Doherty, and I are discussing the importance of pivoting in times of stress and sharing actionable steps you can take right now to make an impact on your life by helping others. Do you find yourself procrastinating? Feeling stuck or utterly overwhelmed? Want to make a change, but not even sure where to start? Let’s get you unstuck and moving again in just 30 minutes with a Productivity Boost Session. Go to www.positivelyproductive.com/offer and use the promo code PODCAST to get support and try out coaching for $97.Jake Doherty and I cover the following topics:How Jake went from not knowing how he was going to put food on the table for his family in the face of the pandemic to being able to help chefs put food on the table for their families as well as teaching others to quite literally do the same. Bringing people together from all over the world to cook with Deri Dari and how this company is more than just cooking; its culture and community. What’s next to come for Jake’s business: teaching kids to cook and develop the skills they will carry with them throughout their lives.  The tear-jerking story that is the heart behind Deri Dari and the personal stories of the chefs they help.Once you have a taste of that feeling when you extend your hand to someone else and give, it just fills your heart. Thank you for listening! Be sure to tune in to all the episodes to receive tons of practical tips to create space for what really matters in your life.If you enjoyed this episode, take a screenshot of the episode to post in your stories and tag me!  And don’t forget to subscribe, rate, and review the podcast and tell me your key takeaways!CONNECT WITH JAKE DOHERTY:FacebookWebsite- Deri Dari CONNECT WITH LISA ZAWROTNY:FacebookInstagramResourcesJoin the MembershipWork with Lisa! Link to Affiliate DisclaimerLINKS MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:Episode 10 of the Positively Living PodcastEpisode 14 of the Positively Living PodcastEpisode 29 of the Positively Living PodcastEpisode 30 of the Positively Living PodcastEpisode 33 of the Positively Living PodcastSlack AppDance Song Playlist Volume 1 & Volume 2Music by Ian and Jeff Zawrotny

Patriarchy is made up of two Latin words, meaning “father power” or “ruling “father.” Jake Stika—the co-founder and Executive Director of Next Gen Men—notes when we look at society, we see examples of patriarchal structures. It could be familial, with the father as the breadwinner and protector. It could be systemic, with monarchies and lords.In modern times, one of the two spheres where the most power is held is Fortune 500 companies. Only 32 out of 500 CEOs are female (7%), so it’s easy to see the power is still patriarchal. Global heads of state are still only 7% female representation. People don’t believe we exist in a patriarchy, but it’s easy to demonstrate. Everyone is affected by these structures. How do we change that? Why is change so necessary? Listen to this episode of Content Callout for a deep, eye-opening, and important conversation about redefining the roles of men in society. Outline of This Episode[0:49] All about Next Gen Men[1:48] How Jake defines patriarchy[6:27] How Jake found his “why”[10:24] Creating awareness in the market[12:40] Identity crisis + sensitizing experiences [16:59] Monetizing non-profits [20:04] Culture change isn’t comfortable[24:13] Changing the stereotypes of gender[28:18] Brands embracing societal marketing[35:25] The Canadian Contingent for the UN[36:44] Get more information about Next Gen MenResources & People MentionedThe Will to Change: Men, Masculinity, and Love by Bell HooksWE Charity ScandalMichele RomanowConnect with Jake StikaNext Gen MenConnect on LinkedInFollow on TwitterFriend on FacebookConnect With the Content Callout Teamhttps://ContentCallout.com Subscribe to CONTENT CALLOUT onApple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts

Jake Hall, The Manufacturing Millennial joins Chris and Zach on the Robot Thought Leaders podcast to discuss: - How Jake came up with the idea for The Manufacturing Millennial - What trends are happening in manufacturing now? - How has Covid changed the manufacturing floor? - How has China changed the way the world views Robots? - What are some cutting edge companies people need to pay attention to? - Are the investments being put into these Mobile Robot companies worth 75x forward revenue?

Today Michael is chatting with two guests at once! He’s got Chris Ray, a Chief Information Security Officer, and Jake Rajnovich, Director of Product Development at Syntervision. They’ve been building an exciting new cybersecurity product called Oasis, and they have lots of interesting things to share about it.In this episode, we talk about…XDR Platforms and why they’re worth investing your time.The fundamentals of security hygiene.How Oasis works and how to interact with it.How Oasis has grown with the needs of their customers over the years as the guys learned more and implemented changes.How everything within Oasis is custom-built, and therefore very tightly integrated.How Chris got to where he is within cyber security and his advice for those who want to get there.The value of being willing to say yes to new opportunities -even if it’s a skill you don’t yet have. You can put in the time to learn it and make yourself indispensable.Why you should follow what interests you -the field is so broad that there is a niche for you out there.How Jake got to where he is within platform integration and his best piece of career advice.

Jake Hall is a believer that the future of manufacturing is in the hands of millennials. By day he’s a Business Development Manager at https://www.feyenzylstra.com/ (Feyen Zylstra), but most people know him as “The Manufacturing Millennial.” Through conversations and online manufacturing videos that he releases on a constant basis, he's doing his part to highlight the excitement behind automation and high-tech manufacturing. In this episode of Manufacturing Happy Hour, we talk to Jake about how he built such a strong personal brand and his thoughts on the future of manufacturing. Jake discusses the increasing need for millennials in manufacturing and how they can bring some much-needed innovation into the industry. Jake also shares how he balances his day job with The Manufacturing Millennial brand and his top LinkedIn networking tips. In this episode, find out: How Jake got started with The Manufacturing Millennial How Jake creates engaging content on LinkedIn to build a recognizable brand Why more big brands aren’t taking advantage of repurposing manufacturing processes and creating engaging content The power of LinkedIn for anyone in the manufacturing industry and why Jake views LinkedIn as a social networking site for professionals How networking has benefited Jake and his personal brand The core reason why Jake pursued manufacturing Jake shares his thoughts on the best paths young people can take in manufacturing Why the manufacturing industry needs millennials and their innovations How to find time to build a personal brand Jake’s tips for LinkedIn networking (plus mistakes to avoid). http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/iTunes (Enjoying the show? Please leave us a review here.) Even one sentence helps. It’s feedback from Manufacturing All-Stars like you that keeps us going! Tweetable Quotes: “Stop selling your product, start solving problems…If you solve the problems, selling is easy.” – Jake Hall “Millennials are some of the most innovative people out there.” – Jake Hall “The manufacturing workforce is aging, and as people in skilled trades are retiring, there are huge gaps out there for new electricians and programmers.” - Jake Hall Links & mentions: https://www.themanufacturingmillennial.com/ (The Manufacturing Millennial), a solution to help manufacturing companies learn more about new tech, automation, and Industry 4.0. https://www.feyenzylstra.com/ (Feyen Zylstra), a team of highly skilled thinkers who help electrical and tech industries with innovative solutions. https://www.linkedin.com/company/titansofcnc/ (Titans of CNC), one of Jake’s favorite LinkedIn accounts to check out. Make sure to visit http://manufacturinghappyhour.com/ (http://manufacturinghappyhour.com) for detailed show notes and a full list of resources mentioned in this episode. Stay Innovative, Stay Thirsty.

Topics: Using Social Media as a Trading Tool. How Jake got started in Trading. GME & RobinHood Trading the Laggard’s Supply & Demand Curves ?Download my Trading Instincts e-book!  Guest: Jake WujastykFounding Member at TrendSpider Jake’s Resources Twitter Website Rapid Fire ? Q. What Trader has influenced your career the most and why? A. Brian […]

Topics: Using Social Media as a Trading Tool. How Jake got started in Trading. GME & RobinHood Trading the Laggard’s Supply & Demand Curves

In this episode of Wisdom & Wanderlust, Michael and Robyn chat with Jake Haupert, co-founder of Explorer X and the Transformational Travel Council. Jake talks about how he met Michael and how they bonded over their shared philosophy of travel. He defines transformational travel and how to keep travel both enjoyable and life-changing at the same time. Listen as he shares the best practices of implementing change once travelers return home from these amazing experiences. "It really comes down to those encounters and those moments where you connect with another human being. The relationship, the bond that comes from that, the walls that break down between you and within you, that does create that ripple effect of change. It can be small. It can be big, but it puts you on that path of learning and growth." - Jake Haupert [29:17]   What You Will Learn: [00:01] Intro [06:13] How Jake end up in the travel industry [11:50] How Jake and Michael met [15:37] The journey to help people answer their call and developing Transformational Travel Council (TCC) [23:20] How Jake defines transformation and keeps transformational travel approachable for all levels and styles of travelers [29:58] The balance between crafting the experience and leaving space for the organic and spontaneous moments [30:32] What it means to follow your path and travel with heart [37:33] Depth over distance [40:16] Being mindful vs being intentional in traveling and day-to-day living [43:32] The story behind the “Travel Better, Live Better” slogan and why it’s hard to implement changes back home [50:56] What are some things Jake and Michael have done to make changes [59:11] What Jake and Michael have learned in the past 10 years with their work [1:02:31] Rapid fire questions [1:08:07] Where to contact Jake and Michael [1:09:25] Outro Resources:  The International Ecotourism Society Transformational Travel Council The Transformational Travel Journal Explorer X

In this episode we continue our conversation about adopting Elixir, this time with Matt Nowack and Jake Heinz from Discord, hearing them get into the features of Elixir that make it a great fit for building a real-time chat infrastructure system! We also invite Arthi Radhakrishnan from community.com for our mini-interview in the last chunk of the episode. Our chat begins with Jake and Matt telling Elixir developers exactly why they should not use Mnesia. They subsequently dive into their journeys in programming and the process of learning Elixir after joining Discord. They share a few aha-moments as well as challenging projects that asked them to get their heads around some of the more powerful features of Elixir, highlighting a way they used immutability for a project that asked them to efficiently calculate deltas for large member list updates. From there we get into the culture around onboarding new devs at Discord, the company’s popular open-source Elixir contributions, and some brags about the high performance of features of Discord built in Elixir. Wrapping up with Jake and Matt, we hear their suggestions for teams and devs hoping to adopt Elixir, where they strongly advise on learning OTP as well as Elixir’s standard library. After that, it’s time for our chat with Arthi, where we hear about her programming journey, how Elixir is being put to use at Community.com, how the company supports new devs learning Elixir, and more! Key Points From This Episode: Our guests’ thoughts on why Elixir developers shouldn’t use the database driver Mnesia. How Jake and Matt got into programming and learned Elixir after joining Discord. The history of the use of Elixir at Discord and some of the projects Jake helped build since. The nuts and bolts of OTP; Jake’s experiences learning it along with Elixir at Discord. Different projects Matt worked on after joining Discord and how they helped him learn Elixir. Aha moments of learning Elixir; features of the language that acted as force multipliers in the development of different Discord projects. Processes at Discord for helping new developers learn Elixir. Open-source contributions from Discord to the Elixir community and the culture around this at Discord. Issues around logging and memory allocation in Elixir and what our guests think could change. The sheer power Elixir brought to the Discord project allowing rapid scale with a small team. Jake weighs in on the strengths of Python, Rust and Elixir, as well as BEAM processes versus Goroutines. Discord as a native Electron app and whether we will see it written in Rust. Advice regarding adopting Elixir about the power of OTP and the standard library. Introducing Arthi Radhakrishnan for our mini-interview at the end of the show. Previous languages Arthi worked in and how she learned Elixir after joining community.com. The fan chat service offered at community.com and some famous users. Features of the community.com architecture built in Elixir. The size of the team, the culture of hiring Elixir devs, and Arthi’s onboarding process at Community.com. Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: SmartLogic — https://smartlogic.io/ Matt Nowack on GitHub — https://github.com/ihumanable Mat Nowack on Twitter — https://twitter.com/ihumanable?lang=en Jake Heinz on GitHub — https://github.com/jhgg Apply for a Position at Discord — https://discord.com/jobs Stanislav Vishnevskiy on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/svishnevskiy/ ZenMonitor — https://github.com/discord/zenmonitor SortedSet Nif — https://github.com/discord/sortedsetnif The BEAM Book — https://github.com/happi/theBeamBook Semaphore — https://github.com/discord/semaphore ExHashRing — https://github.com/discord/exhashring ertsalloc Documentation — https://erlang.org/doc/man/erts_alloc.html Arthi Radhakrishnan on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/arthiradhakrishnan/ Community.com (https://www.community.com/) Andrea Leopardi on LinkedIn — https://www.linkedin.com/in/anleopardi/?originalSubdomain=it Special Guests: Jake Heinz, Matt Nowack, and Sundi Myint.

A match between Earthquake and Jake "The Snake" Roberts goes to a dark place on this edition of WWF Superstars from April 27, 1991! * How Jake kept tempting fate by putting Damien in harm's way * The somber tone of Vince McMahon * Virgil stands up for Roddy Piper in the Funeral Parlor * The feud between the Bossman and Mountie: a typical police battle over jurisdictions * Andre the Giant meets with Sensational Sherri, ends up spanking her, confirms many suspicions * Closing the book on the Undertaker-Larry Ludden battles you forgot about * Pat Tanaka promo time! * The hokiness of the British Bulldog using Winston in his promos * More crap found while cleaning! * Original commercials! * The return of YouTube Comment Theater Email: Greetingsfromallentown@gmail.com Twitter: www.twitter.com/GFAllentownPod

In this episode we talk about:How Jake became interested in coffee via international humanitarian workHis experimental coffee roasting that led to founding his businessThe concept of “specialty coffee” in a world of mediocre brewThe process and criteria for sourcing premium beansOur conditioning, and reconditioning, of taste in culture and foodChallenges on his entrepreneurial path and why seed-to-cup is his coffee philosophy--and why it should be yours, too! Resources:A Coffee Affair with ColombiaCoffee with Legs Santiago Style Contact:@coffeeculture_cr

For a lot of us, the future is a daunting prospect. The pressure that comes with figuring out what we want to do, particularly for young people, is so overwhelming and if those feelings aren’t addressed in the right ways, it can lead to self-doubt, lack of trust in our own abilities, and can even alter our perception towards ourselves. Fortunately, these pressing questions don’t have to be answered all at once, despite how it may feel. There are so many pathways out there for those who didn’t fit into academic systems or traditional workspaces and it’s so important that we bring these to the forefront. Joining me on the show today is someone who has carved out their own path in life and redefined their own personal standards, Jake Ballentine! Jake is a message-driven entrepreneur and Founder of the ‘Speakers, Authors and Coaches Network’, a community dedicated to helping others build on their business goals and create a positive impact on the world. In this episode, we discuss how Jake’s organization came to be, why mentorship was so integral in helping him see his own capabilities, and how the challenges he faced during school led him to where he is today. To hear more, tune in to Episode 28 of Uncover Your Magic! Some Questions I Ask:What were your school years like and how did they lead you towards finding your purpose? (4:04)Why are you so passionate about serving others? (19:16)How did your passion for playing music lead to you pursuing a coaching career? (29:05)Why did you choose to start coaching teenagers rather than adults? (34:54)What is the most important thing you value as a father & What legacy you want to leave for your son? (38:57)Do you teach any habits to your clients? (46:35)What’s your vision for when you turn fifty? (49:32)Do you look up to anyone within the personal development industry? (51:22)In This Episode You Will Learn:How mentorship helped Jake to see his own capabilities and pathways in life (8:34)Why Jake teaches his clients to reward themselves over the small things & How his son inspired him to take on this mentality more often (11:16)Jake’s perspective on staying optimistic in the midst of adversity (14:50)Why Jake didn’t resonate with tactics used in the sales industry & What he wants to achieve through his long term legacy (26:17)How Jake applies the principles written about in his book to his coaching sessions (42:53)Let’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramConnect With Jake Ballentine:LinkedInWebsiteInstagramFacebook Group - ‘Speakers, Authors and Coaches Network’Resources:IMDb Page: ‘The Social Dilemma (2020)’Book: ‘Your Number One Goal’ Author, Jake Ballentine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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How we communicate defines so many vital areas of our lives. Whether it comes to our personal or professional obligations, there will always be an innate need for us to understand each other and come from a place of genuine compassion and empathy. Joining me on the podcast today to discuss how his business caters to these needs is Jake Ballentine, award-winning Motivational Speaker and Founder of the ‘Speakers, Authors and Coaches Network.’ Through this thriving community, he has cultivated a sense of connection and kinship among all who are involved and has used his interpersonal skills to help people of all ages build confidence and stronger communication skills. In this episode, Jake gives his insights into what he does as a content creator and shares how he’s used his work as a vehicle to grow his audience. We also dive into how communication models have evolved throughout the years and why it’s so important to adapt to an ever-changing and technologically advanced world. If you’re curious to hear more, tune in to Episode 26 of Enhanced LivingSome Questions I Ask:How was the ‘Speakers, Authors and Coaches Network’ born? (2:31)Could you share your stance on giving away your own content as a creator? (27:57)What is one piece of advice you can leave my listeners with? (48:45)In This Episode You Will Learn:A brief bio on Jake Ballentine (1:26)How Jake has integrated music into his practice as a teacher & How his younger students have benefited from that style of learning (9:05)Jake's insights on honesty, communication, and seeing the best in people (18:25)Why knowing the deeper value of your product is so vital to standing out in a financially competitive market (30:12)How Jake’s business advice relates to so many other aspects in our lives (34:41)Why Jake’s business strategy is inherently people-focused & How communication models have evolved over time (41:26)Let’s Connect!WebsiteInstagramEnhanced Living - Facebook GroupEnhanced Living - Youtube ChannelThe Vegans Three - Youtube ChannelConnect With Jake Ballentine:LinkedInWebsiteFacebook Group - ‘Speakers, Authors and Coaches Network’ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake Northrup, CFP®, CSLP®, CFA is the Founder of Experience Your Wealth. After working for 5 years at Balentine Partners as a Senior Wealth Advisor, Jake decided to start his own company. EYW provides virtual, fixed-fee financial planning services to travel-loving young families. Jake was also named in 2020 Investments News' 40 under 40 and is an instructor in the Boston University CFP® Program. In this interview, we talk about: - Jake losing his father at 21 and how that changed his world - Jake's recommendations to people looking to support someone who has lost a family member - Jake's 5 years at Balentine and learning a lot about financial planning - How Jake prepared to start his own company and some lessons he learned along the way - His view of the finance industry in general general - how we can improve financial literacy, his recommendations for good finance books, finance myths, and his #1 financial tip to people EYW's Website: https://experienceyourwealth.com/ Jake's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakenorthrup/ Here are the books/resources that Jake mentions: -Your Money or Your Life for a personal finance book -Building A Story Brand for an entrepreneur book -Mint.com for budgeting/tracking spending Grateful Living Website: www.gratefulliving4.com My Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aroy81547/?hl=en Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Hn4ttttmbWfVqAhWh4Jhi Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/grateful-living/id1503185956 YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Bo0LHtRJJNJBUYIceg27w

Jake brings on one of his high performance coaching clients Trey Thomas to talk about his mental and phyical transformation over the past 18 months. Trey lost nearly 95lbs, and fired up and full of great insights and perspectives of what his journey has been like. Truly a motivational listen. Topics discussed: How Jake and Trey met, and how a informal discussion turned into formal coaching. Trey's evolution from sitting on the sidelines of his life, to accomplishing items on his bucket list in his mid 20's. What others can do to get started, and tips on staying focused and pushing through. Links mentioned in this episode: Cam Hanes - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0guEoOET3g This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

The Jazz’s season ended after 7-grueling games against the Nuggets. Jake Scott, Jazz radio pre/half/post and The Big Show, gives his thoughts on the series and looks ahead to the offseason. Here’s a rundown of this week’s episode: Intros 2:20 — 475 points combined from Donovan Mitchell and Jamal Murray 5:00 — Chris Haynes reports an extension for Donovan 6:00 — “The series was incredible” 13:30 — Rudy Gobert 20:15 — Starting to look at the offseason 25:15 — How Jake will remember this season

In our latest poll, more than 65% of recording studios have seen their incomes decline in 2020 due to the pandemic.  Instead of diving into all the (obvious) reasons why studios are struggling, we thought it would be more beneficial to interview someone who’s having their best year ever. What separates them from those who are struggling? How have they set themselves up for success in 2020 while other studios are struggling?  Listen now to learn how Jake has built his business from the ground up to not only survive, but thrive in this post-pandemic world.  In this episode you’ll discover: How Jake Rye grew his business to exceed previous years during the COVID-19 pandemic How Jake runs safe tracking sessions during the pandemic Why relationships are so important to Jake’s success How Jake shaped his business by intentionally focusing on his core values Why people in northern areas have to plan for S.A.D. How getting out of his audio cave led to better opportunities for Jake Why producers should focus on people rather than music The key to success in the music industry For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/146 If you want to suggest a guest, an idea for the podcast, or you have some general feedback, then you can submit that via email to podcast@thesixfigurehomestudio.com

What happens when you leave paradise to chase the love of your life? What happens after winning $230,000 on Big Brother in 2020?? We thought we'd catch up with some of the biggest reality tv moments of 2020! What did Chad spend all that money on?? How Jake chase Megan?!   The Babble with Matty J producer Ruby- a Nova podcast - Published every Thursday and Monday.   Make sure to follow us on socials: Instagram - @thebabblepodcast Website - www.thebabblepodcast.com.au     If you like what you hear, hit that 'Subscribe' button on Apple Podcasts or ‘Follow' on Spotify. If you LOVE what you hear make sure to give us a 5 Star review!   We'll love you forever if you do.     Matty J & Producer Ruby x @matthewdavidjohnson @rubyteys   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I'm joined by the dynamic Jake Brown on the show today. A man who has written amazing books about the music business, and everything that goes into music writing and production. His books span across all genres, ranging from Country, RnB, Hip Hop, and Pop. Celebrating his 50th and latest book on the show with me, Jake Brown's ‘ Behind the Boards' features behind the scenes stories of country music's most notable artists, running from Tim McGraw, Clint Black, Vince Gill, Blake Shelton, Keith Urban and so many more. Jake moved into Nashville in 2003 with only two books published at the time. Nashville has been more than a home for him, as it has sparked the inspiration behind his multiple book series. It was here that Jake started focusing on writing his books based on the interviews he booked with songwriters like Jack Douglas, Eddie Kramer, and Bob Ezrin. In the span of 8 years, Jake was able to write 18 books. Jake was driven into depression mode when his dog Hanover died. Focused on how to best cheer himself up, Jake started writing his Behind the boards Nashville series. He began contacting Country song producers and writing the Nashville Songwriter. It was during his book series that Jake began interviewing and learning from songwriters and producers like Dave Cobb, Paul Waley, Shane McNally, Ross Copperman, Zach Crowl, Darius Rucker, Frank Rogers, Miranda Lambert, Kenny Chesney, and Nobert Putman. Different types of Country Song producers. While interviewing songwriters, producers, and singers. Jake noticed there are basically two types of country song producers. Track producers - These are producers who play all the instruments and work on the entire track in the home studios. Old School producers - these are producers who take a more traditional vibe of getting the entire band together for a weekend solely focused on producing music at the studio. Old school producers can go as far as knocking out a couple of number one hits in an afternoon. Jake tells the story of how Darius Rucker's friend and Brad Paisley's producer, Frank Rogers worked on a single album in one afternoon which went on to knock out a couple of number one hits in Nashville. There's a blend of both unique, short, and long-term relationships between singers, songwriters and producers in Nashville, and Country music as a whole. Jake, for one, has interviewed singer-producer duos that have a 10 - 30 year bond of working together. In his latest book, Jake also dives into interesting stories of individuals that started off trying to become singers, only to end up working and enjoying songwriting and production. And also how singers, songwriters, and producers build connections that end up being lifetime relationships from the most unlikely of scenarios, with one, in particular, being between Taylor Swift and Nathan Chapman. With over 300 number one hits included in his book and interviews, Jake dives into the behind the scenes backstories of Country's biggest stars in the last 20 - 30 years. How vulnerable they were when first starting out and how they've been able to grow, adapt, and overcome over time to become the superstars they are today. Music production is a diverse process and works differently for every producer. It could be a long process of listening to thousands of different songs and picking just 30. Or, it could be an overnight sensation of writing, drafting, and producing number one hits in just one night. The future of music. With technology being the driving force over so many industries today, Music has also been majorly affected, both positively and negatively by both technology and the internet. Streaming, Jake says, is the future of music. With 70% of record sales for weekly billboards coming from online streams and downloads, there's no denying the revenue powerhouse that the internet has proven to be. Ringtones used to be a proven phenomenon in providing revenue for singers, but those days are all but gone. There's also a trend of 360 types of deals where labels now get a piece of the live show revenues, a phenomenon that wasn't present in the past. If you want to know more about the diverse and changing art in music production, you can hop over to YouTube, where Jake has over 100 hundred videos where through the countless interviews, he gives a broader outlook of how hits are produced and distributed. Timestamps 03:58 How Jake started writing his book series 05:16 Working with different producers 08:09 What Jake's books entail 10:40 The diverse art of music production 15:15 How the music industry is taking shape 20:26 The business aspect of music production 24:30 Easy E and the Hip Hop side of music 25:51 What Jake hopes you'll get from the book 27:27 Jake's backstory and how it's connected to his production career. 31:41How music in the 70s and 80s was produced 34:48 Support community for different musicians 35:20 the underappreciated value of sound engineers 40:40 The growth of home studios 43:22 What's next for Jake Brown? 46: 58 Listen to “Connected” by James Kevin O'Connor Quotes It takes you on an entertainment roller coaster and still acts as a reference guide. The main role of my book series is to give you a 3D outlook into how country music is produced behind the scenes. The most important role of a songwriter in Nashville is to reflect the life of the audience through the music and lyrics. That's why so many songwriters in Nashville talk about getting their ideas while driving to work or during their everyday conversations. Through the interviews done, you get an amazing combination of the different ways that records come alive. And ultimately, the more music you listen to, the more educated you become. Connect with Jake Brown. Website - www.jakebrownbooks.com YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX5XPxueMyMXzaSbBrcAWgw/videos Amazon - https://www.amazon.com/Nashville-Songwriter-Stories-Country-Greatest/dp/1940363179 Selected links and mentions. Tim McGraw Clint Black Blake Shelton Keith Urban Vince Gill Dave Cobb Brad Paisley Shane McAnally Ross Copperman Zach Crowell Darius Rucker Frank Rogers Tony Brown Taylor Swift Miranda Lambert Kenny Chesney Robert Putnam  

Jake Thompson is an entrepreneur, performance coach, podcaster, speaker, and author.  He's also the CEO of Compete Every Day… a training and performance apparel company with kick-butt clothing to help you stay healthy, motivated, ambitious, and hungry!  His podcast is called “Compete Every Day,” and he interviews competitors from all walks of life and they talk about the specific things they do to win and succeed.  And lastly, Jake's brand new book was just released and it's killing it.  The book is called… surprise… surprise… “Compete Every Day.”   In it Jake shares the seven key choices leaders and globe changers can make to enhance their focus, increase their success, and win at work and life… EVEN during a pandemic!  We're going to talk about what it means to COMPETE EVERY DAY… and how we can make some KEY choices to help us succeed more… and live more of the life we were meant to live!  I'm so looking forward to this so let's get to it!   RESOURCES MENTIONED IN EPISODE: WEBSITE: www.competeeveryday.com PODCAST: podcast.competeeveryday.com BOOK: www.competeeveryday.com   MORE ON THE Jake Thompson EPISODE: Welcome to episode 281 of DREAM THINK DO.  I'm so stoked to get you this interview… because in it, we're going to get you some specific ways to beat “Pandemic Fatigue.” I mean seriously… beat it back with a stick!  We're going to dig into some strategies to help you not only survive… but thrive… RIGHT NOW. Honestly… that wasn't what I was originally planning to focus on in this interview… because we're talking with an expert on competition and resilience.  This is a guy who helps athletes… as well as people from all walks of life… perform at their best. But when we started to dig into some of the specific things top athletes do to perform at world-class levels… we started to bring the conversation to applying them to help you to navigate some of the rough stuff that's hitting us right now. Whether you want to call it “Pandemic fatigue” or “COVID fatigue” it's rampant.  It involves the feelings of being drained, overwhelmed, frustrated… especially because we're not sure when all of this stuff is going to get better.  And if we let it… pandemic fatigue can totally drain our energy… our creativity… our performance.  And heck… even our ability to experience joy and peace. Well… if you can relate to this… and… deep down… you've been looking for some solutions… I can't wait to get you this episode.  I can tell you that when I got done with recording the episode… I started to apply some of the things we talked about IMMEDIATELY.  And I can say that it's already started to help.  And that's what I want for you. I'm hoping you listen and then set an intention to do something new.  Something small but significant to not only survive but thrive… EVEN now!  So let's do this! MINUTE BY MINUTE: 0:02 What is going down today 2:46 Get to know Jake Thompson 4:00 Conversation starts 4:42 The difference between competition and comparison 7:32 When Jake found that personal competition is key 15:57 Perseverance and grit 20:28 How Jake has coached his team during the pandemic 20:23 Staying focused on your priorities and goals 29:30 Final thoughts 30:46 Mitch's biggest takeaways   I WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! What do you think?  What stood out to you from this convo with Jake? I loved each of his suggestions… but one specific thing I started to do IMMEDIATELY was to put some specific stuff on my calendar to look forward to.  Things for work.  Things for family and friends.  Quick adventures.  They don't have to be BIG things (although I did schedule some ACTUAL travel - don't worry… I'll do it safely!).  They can be small but intentional things.  But I can already feel a difference.  Those milestones are SO important… especially right now!  What did you dig?  What did it stir up? I want to hear from YOU! 

Halfway through their internship, Ishani Narwankar and Jake Allen let us know what it’s been like for them at Thrive On Life for the past 5 weeks and what their future looks like post-internship with Thrive On Life. “What is stopping you from making a 100k doing what you love? You are.” - Ishani Narwankar  Key Topics - Who are the Thrive On Life interns?- What have Jake & Ishani been up to during their internship?- What is fueling their passion right now?- Find out the most exciting opportunities Ishani & Jake have had at Thrive so far. - Their advice for other interns who have an idea of something they’d like to start. - Why Jake dropped out of college & the two vivid memories that informed Jake that college was NOT for him. - Ishani & Jake’s personal brands and why they created them- Why CJ created an intern-led internship based on their drives, not CJ’s preconceptions- How productivity & fulfillment are sides of the same coin- Why Ishani will continue her monthly masterminds and shoots to have her own intern next year.- How Jake will be excitedly diving into uncertainty after the internship.  “Growth can only be found through discomfort.” Jake Allen Connect with Ishani Narwankar and I Kid You NotLinkedIn I Kid You Not Instagram I Kid You Not Website  Connect with Jake Allen and Into the UncomfortableJake's Instagram Into The Uncomfortable Instagram Into The Uncomfortable Website  Connect with CJ Finley and Thrive On Life:CJ's Instagram Thrive On Life InstagramThrive On Life Website 

Jake and Austin Deraaff are twin brothers based out of the “big apple.” After 24 long months of college, they knew this “traditional route” wasn't the best option for them. After calling it quits and dropping out of school, they found an online course on how to make money in real estate with no money down. After being told by every friend, family and colleague that they COULD NOT do it, they took a leap of faith and committed. After seven long months of NOT closing a deal, they finally made their first wholesale. That changed their lives and gave them proof of concept and the permission to take massive action into the real estate space. Shortly afterwards, they did three more and then soon became close to 30. To date, the brothers have flipped and wholesaled around 60+ homes. Some of their flips have been promoted by local magazines. Their goal is to own 250+ units by February 2021. Their mission to help people build wealth through real estate investing and give their partners safe and secure returns. What you'll learn about in this episode: How the brothers focus on single-family residential properties in the range of $450,000-600,000 in the city, with an average profit of $35,000 per deal How their team is structured, how many rehab properties they've done, and the average profit per rehab How the brothers have relocated their business to a physical office, and what they have planned for further expansion of their business How hiring and delegating work to employees has been critical for their growth in 2020, and how the team will continue to expand going forward How Jake and Austin find their investment deals through many different lead generation streams Why taking massive action was critical for their success, and why their first year was their greatest challenge What big mistakes the brothers made when starting out, and how they course corrected and began to see success What challenges the brothers face operating in the competitive and challenging market of New York City What surprising impact the outbreak of the global pandemic has had on Jake and Austin's investing business Resources: Website: https://www.raven3.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/raven3-home-buyers/ Jake's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jake-deraaff-b05b46108/ Austin's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/austinderaaff/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Raven3HomeBuyers/ Additional resources: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com Website: www.ConnectWithTheMentor.com Get Ron's $599 Wholesaling course for FREE when you join his Gold Club for ONLY $59 a month! – https://thementorpodcast.com/GC87 Register for Ron's Upcoming Events: Website: www.TheMentorPodcast.com/events Or Call: (888) 563-7214

In this really informative chat with Jake Parrott, National Sales Representative for spirits importer Haus Alpenz, some of the topics we cover include: How Jake took a hobbyist interest in spirits and turned it into a profession - in essence, the sort of story that a lot of our listeners might find inspiring. How Haus Alpenz grew to become one of the foremost champions of spirits and fortified wines that don’t often make it to the US. The story of Dolin Vermouth and how it changed the face of the mixed drinks scene at a key moment in the cocktail renaissance. Then, we conduct a two-bottle tasting of Haus Alpenz spirits, including Pasubio Vino Amaro and Dolin Genepy. We also cover a lot of the ins and outs of the spirits importation and distribution game - including how bottles make their way to the US from abroad and how various regulatory and logistical hurdles are cleared. We also talk about the fascinating oxidized and rancio wines from Spain and the south of France, what indispensable tool Jake carries on him at all times when doing demos, and much, much more.

This is part 2 of my chat with Jake Knapp. If you didn’t listen to last week’s episode, Jake spent the last 10 years at Google and Google Ventures where he created the Design Sprint, which is a method for building and testing a prototype in five days. He then went on and wrote a book about the process, called Sprint, which was a New York Times bestseller. He recently wrote another book called Make Time, which I mentioned on a previous episode. I personally loved Make Time, which is all about strategies to help make time for doing your most important work and really getting the most out of each day.Check out my very first interview with Jake.And check out Part 1 of this interview here.We cover:How Jake and his wife deliberately design each day in 15-30 minute incrementsThe importance of planning his morning to set himself up for the rest of the dayOur favourite calendar softwareOn sharing “news duty” with his wife and how it has completely changed the way Jake consumes newsDaily dancing to improve moodUsing phone calls instead of video callsOn trying to be a better listener and stop solving people’s problems.BooksYou’re Not ListeningFind out more about Jake here:Running remote SprintsThe Jake and Jonathon podcastJake’s websiteJake’s books Sprint and Make TimeVisit https://www.amanthaimber.com/podcast for full show notes from all episodes. Get in touch at amantha@inventium.com.au If you are looking for more tips to improve the way you work, I write a short monthly newsletter that contains three cool things that I have discovered that help me work better, which range from interesting research findings through to gadgets I am loving. You can sign up for that at http://howiwork.co See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week Oliver interviews Jake Sion, COO of Transit. We talk micromobility, mobility as a service and the interplay between the two as well as the wider mobility landscape and how software can infuse intelligence into it. After last weeks’ discussion on Adwords, Google maps and mobility, it’s a topical discussion.Specifically, they cover:- Transit - what they do, services they integrate with, number of cities, and who they consider their customers.- How Jake sees the landscape for mobility as a service developing- The Transit UI starts with the question ’where are you going?’. They talk through that design decision and why it isn’t actually the primary use case for Transit.- They talk through data standardisation such as MDS and GBFS, why it matters, why it's such a political battleground and the importance of a non-profit organisation called Mobility Data in setting standards for interoperability.- The state payments and how Jake sees it developing.- Why the forcing function for mobility-as-a-service is unllkely to be driven by technology.- How micromobility plays into the discussion about mobility as a service.- They talk about funding for the mobility-as-a-service space and the long term viability of the business model.

Everything about Sales with Jake SchapiroWelcome to another episode of the Peak Performance Selling podcast. In today’s episode, we have Jake Schapiro joining us. He has been at HubSpot for about four years now. Since he joined HubSpot, he has traveled through a handful of different roles, he was our top BDR in the world in his first year in HubSpot and then also the number one North America channel sales rep, uh, in the second quarter of 2019.He has been crushing it for us as well as really working internally with teams on sales strategy, our team lead program in sales panel, and a lot of other things to help drive the culture within our channel sales program. Jake and I will be talking about everything sales.Are you ready to get motivated and inspired? Listen inKey Talking Points of the Episode:Getting to know our guestHow did Jake end up in sales? Was it his dream career?Jake’s journey at HubSpotThe different roles Jake has had within HubSpotWhat has helped Jake become successful?What are some of the things that separate folks that you’ve seen perform at the top of their game versus maybe people that haven’t?Routines that help Jake maintain optimismHow does Jake set himself up for success?What helps Jake stay buoyant or bounce back from tough times?Does Jake ever get Mental?Does Jake love winning, or does he hate losing?Nuggets of wisdom from JakeKey Milestones from the Episode:[00:16] Getting to know our guest[01:25] How did Jake get into sales?[03:05] The different roles Jake has had within HubSpot[07:39] What has helped Jake become successful?[12:40] What are some of the things that you think separate folks that you’ve seen perform at the top of their game versus maybe people that haven’t?[17:27] Routines that help Jake maintain optimism[23:48] How does Jake set himself up for success?[25:32] How does Jake bounce back from tough times?[27:48] Does Jake ever get down mentally?[29:12] The dog analogy[31:00] How Jake’s leaders have helped him become the person he is today[33:50] Does Jake love winning, or does he hate losing?[35:08] Nuggets of wisdom from JakeMagical Quotes from the Episode“Always be finding more. Whether you feel like you’ve got enough to keep that steam running and finish on top, keep going and be hungry for more no matter where you are.”“Don’t do something one day and never do it again.”“If you stop thinking about everything that can go wrong, you tend to have things go right. You’re going to have a much better time.”“You have to be willing to lose way more than you win. ““Being a business development representative is important for your long-term sales skills and your ability to manage people.” Resources Mentioned:Seth Godin’s BlogTED Talk: A Simple Way to Break a Bad Habit-Judson BrewerConnect with Jake:LinkedIn

In this episode of the Millennials in China podcast we interview Jake Zimmerman, an American Millennial who originally moved to China to teach English, and is now running a sales team at a multinational conglomerate in Manila, the Philippines. Jake shares the hilarious stories from his journey, talks about the adventurous mentality required to step outside of your comfort zone, and shares his secrets to sales and networking. Show Notes: Jake introduces himself and his background growing up in Wisconsin and getting his first exposure to different cultures from his fraternity. Jake’s early dabbles with entrepreneurship and the non-profit organization he set up, called Global Smilez. Lessons learned from running an NGO and the travel bug that won’t go away. How Jake decided to return to Asia and land in Shanghai with a teaching job at English First (EF). Hilarious stories from Jake’s first year in Shanghai, which he aptly called “a lucid dream,” including having a pet pig while living on the 30th floor of an apartment building. Why Jake went to London for business school, and what he got out of it the most. Jake’s grind on a job in financial services in Shenzhen, and why it was not for him. The transition from Shenzhen back to the US and then to the Philippines, and what Jake is doing now. Sustainable eco products from rice, and how Jake and his team is trying to build a new lifestyle brand. Interesting stories from running a sales team and some unique interview methods! --------------------------- Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/millennials-in-china/id1503870294 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0MwEJZnnZ2sNWje7wP0GaW?si=tWqgkgwoQCueTrEfeI3-6g Listen on Google Podcasts: https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cDovL21pbGxlbm5pYWxzaW5jaGluYS5jb20vcnNz Listen on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm6jqVbJ1SR_g9iTLFxyF1g Podcast Website: http://millennialsinchina.com Podcast Facebook: https://facebook.com/millennialsinchina Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/MillennialsCN Chris' Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChrisWood1821 Hope's Twitter: https://twitter.com/hope_freiheit Hope’s Instagram: https://instagram.com/hope_freiheit Hope’s Website: https://hopefreiheit.com Jake’s LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pelicanwing/

This week we welcome Jake Dunlap to the Sales IQ Podcast! Jake is a B2B leader with more than 7 years of sales leadership experience Jake has developed an incredible theory around outbound selling and how you can increase your ability to sell effectively using Linkedin. Where you can find Jake: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jakedunlap/ Email: Jakes@skaled.com Timestamps: [2:30] - How Jake started in the world of sales [4:10] - The leap from consistent income to the world of consulting [5:35] - the key areas Jake helps business with [7:30] - The strategies Jake uses to help his clients modernize their selling process [14:20] - The steps you should develop in your cadence for LinkedIn [22:30] - The importance of mindset compared to the tactical component [27:40] - Implement your training! [28:40] - The Calls to action you need to be using [30:20] - The reasons you should be posting on LinkedIn and how you should start  [36:25] - How would Jake would start a business today

Today on the Brain Booster we have with us Jake Hutt from Stanford GC. Take a look at what Jake is doing on Instagram. It is refreshingly different as he combines golf coaching with psychology, philosophy and music. (This is a revised version of the Podcast, sorry about the technical quality to the start of the show this week, thanks for your feedback) Yes music! You need to take a look to find out what I mean! We get the chance today to really look at a great story of a coach evolving. How Jake went from a hockey player to a ‘natural’ golfer to then someone who was drowning in the technicalities of the golf swing. We talk about the frustrations of trying to take your swing ‘changes’ onto the golf course. How he tried everything to do this only to run up against brick wall after brick wall. How actually filming your swing ON COURSE can reveal so much about your actual tendencies. The only tendencies that really matter are the ones you display when the golf course has an effect on the way you feel.   We then look at Jake’s view on some existing cultural beliefs about the game. How you should ALWAYS aim at small targets? Should you? Does that work for everyone? How would it be if you didn’t line up to anything? Wow that would be really too far out!! But what if you gave it a try? What happens if you just aim at the GREEN and not the pin? Again so much of what we talk about today is totally counterintuitive. But could it work for you? How music helps Jake with his creative mind. How music can really get you to REMEMBER in a unique way. As I said a refreshingly different approach by a refreshingly engaging young coach who is prepared to step away from orthodoxy and is also prepared to keep learning and asking valuable questions. Enjoy the show Do you want to become a Certified Mind Factor Mindfulness Practitioner ? The next course begins on July 2nd. It WILL sell out Take ACTION and go to https://themindfactor.net/shop-new/  

How the Jumprope app works, why how-to videos are great for recipe creators, and the importance of stories with Jake Poses. ----- Welcome to episode 255 of The Food Blogger Pro Podcast! This week on the podcast, Bjork interviews Jake Poses from Jumprope about this new video-sharing app. How-To Videos  Creating recipe videos can seem like a big undertaking. Between the set-up, the lighting, the gear, and the editing, it can seem like a lot for people just getting started with video. Jumprope is a new app that’s designed to make the process of producing video for your audience easier. Not only can you edit and share how-to videos within the Jumprope app, you can then export your videos from there in the sizes and formats you need for YouTube, Instagram, and blog posts. Create once and share everywhere. It’s a really slick app, and we think you’ll get a lot out of this conversation with Jake. Between his understanding what of it takes to build a business to his insights into what it means to drill for and find “oil,” this conversation will inspire you to do, share, and create. In this episode, you’ll learn: What he learned working in the early days at a startup What it means to “drill for oil” Why he wanted to start his own company How Jake got the idea for Jumprope How Jumprope works The importance of stories What amp is How people use Jumprope Resources: Thumbtack Jumprope Google Web Stories Download Jumprope on the Apple App Store or on the Google Play Store Connect with Jake on Instagram, Twitter, or via email If you have any comments, questions, or suggestions for interviews, be sure to email them to podcast@foodbloggerpro.com.

Jake G. is a former sales bro, recently turned data scientist. He also happens to be Allegra’s fiance—AND the reason she’s been able to focus 100% on starting a business for the last year. Combining cash and keeping plenty of it on hand has allowed them to build a company, a new career and a RE portfolio in less than 3 years.ANNOUNCEMENT: We’re building a 6-figure Savings course available in June! Head to factorawealth.com and click on "6 Figure Savings" to learn more. We cover: How Allegra & Jake met in 2017 and why they shared their financial situations with each other early.How Jake traded in his beloved 20k car to reduce his debt. Jake and Allegra’s plan to buy their first house—including an operation agreement that covered a hypothetical break-up. Why they put 10% down instead of 20% on their first house and what they did with the extra cash. How they put together a creative real estate investment partnership for their 2nd property and only spent 2k to acquire 50% of the property. Why they lived on Jake’s severance instead of touching their 40k emergency fund for almost a year. How they saved cash quick with rules like spending no more than $50 when they went out for dinner.

Jake Hovis In this episode Mark Masters talks to Jake Hovis, a new comedian from Denver, CO. In high school basketball he led the state of Colorado in blocked shots his senior year! Mark drives Jake from Avon, CO to a show in Aspen, CO and they talk comedy, comedians, and stand up comics. They discuss: - Aspen Comedy Show at Silver City Saloon - Colorado driving conditions - Lincoln, NE showcase - How Jake got into stand-up, improv, church - Tracking open mics in spreadsheet - Favorite Denver open-mics - Finn McCool's Friday night mic - World Series of Comedy - Audio recording open mic sets - Feedback from wife, teamwork - "Blacking out" on stage - Books - Starting Standup, Serious Guide to Writing Jokes - Not Good Yet by Mark Masters - Check from Tattered Cover, Daron - Media Mail - Vail Comedy Show, Aspen Comedy Show - Jake's first time to Aspen - Big Jake, football, basketball - Megan O'Neill, Larry Sanders, Sarah Silverman, Blake Griffin - Surprises in comedy - Improv - 8 bit kids: Brenna Bigelow, Sean Wissing, Aaron Maslow, Lauren DuFault, Bonnie - Challenges - Steve Rannazzisi - Jessica Michelle Singleton - Ben Roy - Jake's next steps - Clean comedy, PG-13? - Accents - Digital marketing - John Crist - Elliott Woolsey, Brent Gill, Sam Tallent - crazy open mic stories and Jake's mom - Annual open mic goals - High school teacher summer - Laura Thompson - New Talent Night at Comedy Works - Denver open mic comedy scene - Earn your keep show at Irish Snug, Edward Bell, Michael Sayedian - Fresh & Clean with Big Jake - Ben Dailey - Show running, marketing [Show] - Reviewing the show, great! - High fives, handshakes, tips - Crowd work, focusing - Sheriff - Mixing dirty and clean jokes - Jake's set - Big pay day - Forgetting tags - Nathan Lund - Ryan and Jeremy at Silver City Saloon - Venue relationship - Taking pictures at shows - Next goals - 50 minute set for Jake - 70 people in audience - Youtube.com/bigjakehovis - Eeland Stribling - Sign off And much, much more. Strap in. This is a good one. Brought to you by Not Good Yet, the book by Mark Masters. www.notgoodyet.com

GUEST BIO Gino Barbaro is the co founder of Jake and Gino LLC, one of the two duos who started their investing journey with their first 24 units. Gino started off as a restaurant owner for 25 years but that did not stop him from experimenting into the real estate space to grow their portfolio to more than 1600 units of multifamily apartments. Gino did not stop there, he went along and built an educational company with his partner Jake under the well known Jake & Gino umbrella. Gino is a certified professional coach and he believes that when doing business, what matters to him more is the service and fulfillment he can provide to his clients rather than the returns he could possibly acquire from them. Gino sheds key insights on personal development, partnerships which he's executed thoroughly as the partner of a well respected real estate brand as Jake & Gino. THE REAL ESTATE FOUNDATION 01:55 Guest Background 04:41 How Jake and Gino met 07:12 Find the right business partner for you 12:37 Skill sets vs Core Values KEEPING IT REAL 16:19 Educate yourselves collectively as partners or find another partner that can fill the gap of what it means to invest as part of the process 20:46 Biggest misconception - Money, Internet 25:48 Best advice you've ever received 30:36 What is financial freedom? ANSWERS TO THE RAPID FIRE QUESTIONS IN THE SHOW: 32:27 Favorite book - The Go-Giver by Bob Burg | The Richest Man in Babylon - George S. Clason | Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill 35:13 Best Daily habits - Finding my pain point and move away from pain, Work really hard 37:05 Best tool - Taking notes - Sticky notes, tricking your sub conscience 38:32 One 300 apartment vs 3 apartments of a 100 units - one 300 apartment 38:52 Cash Flow or Equity - Both 39:36 Self Managed or Outsource - Self managing 40:13 Superpower in Real Estate - Finding more deals BOOKS MENTIONED IN THIS SHOW Big Shifts Ahead - Chris Porter The Go-Giver by Bob Burg The Richest Man in Babylon - George S. Clason Think and Grow Rich - Napoleon Hill The Honey Bee - Jake Stenziano & Gino Barbaro NOTABLE QUOTES (KEY LESSONS): “Most people who aren't successful don't take responsibility” “Think big but start small” “Revenue is vanity, Profit Margin is sanity and Cash is King” “Fall in love with your actions, don't fall in love with the results” CONNECTING WITH THE GUEST Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube Website: www.jakeandgino.com #ExperimentMultifamily #Experiment

On today's show we have Jake Kahana! He is an artist and teacher helping people thrive in a world overrun by distractions by leading them in 'unlearning' bad habits and replacing them with new ones. He is a freelance UX/UI designer and runs his startup CaveDay on the side. Jake and I talk about: How hourly pricing can actual make you LESS money in the long run Why getting fired was the catalyst to being a freelancer How Jake funds his business CaveDay with his freelancing work The three main places that Jake generates freelance leads from The typical day for Jake Freelancer Fav Five Best Month of Revenue $24,000 Book Recommendations The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Big Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert Software Recommendations MixMax Calendly People to Follow Jason Fried/DHH David Cain Guest Info: https://www.jakekahana.com/ LinkedIn --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scaling-freelance/message

In this week’s episode, I’m talking to Jake Gifford, a.k.a The Phit Coach. Jake's an experienced personal trainer who's passionate about reframing fitness as a positive, equitable and inclusive experience.    We discuss: ✨ How Jake came across the non-diet, HAES paradigm and the transition into practicing from a weight-inclusive perspective ✨ Challenging fat-phobia in the fitness industry ✨ How to detach movement from diet mentality and punishment  ✨ How fitness professionals can switch their messaging and    ✨ The social determinants of health and how they can shape our health  ✨ Shifting our motivations for movement      This episode is sponsored by Raising Intuitive Eaters, our online course for parents and carers who want to raise kids who have a healthy and happy relationship with food and their body. And don’t forget to use the code ‘DSMG50’ to receive £50 off all our online courses between now and 30th September 2019.    {Jake on Instagram | Twitter | Website} {Don't Salt My Game Episode 76 Part 1 and  Part 2 with Dr Oli Williams} {Don't Salt My Game Episode 102 with Poorna Bell} {Poorna Bell - How Weight Training Helped Me Find Inner Strength} {Open Letter to Fitness Instructors - Kathleen Meehan} {Get my book!! on Amazon | Waterstones | Foyles – I’ll share international links when they become available!} {SIGN UP TO OUR RAISING INTUITIVE EATERS ONLINE COURSE} {Workshops for Nutrition and Health Professionals} {Understanding Emotional Eating Edinburgh Workshop} {Just Eat It: Your Intuitive Eating Toolkit} {Leave a review for Just Eat It on Amazon} {Sign up for our newsletter} {Book in for Discovery Call w/ Jess or Laura at the London Centre for Intuitive Eating} {Follow us on Insta!}

Episode #005 - On this episode you have the pleasure of listening to Jake Bjorseth, founder of Trendsetters Media, a completely Generation Z owned and operated agency. The main topic of conversation on this episode is LinkedIn. However, all of the below is discussed: How Jake’s business came to fruition The potential of LinkedIn How to start growing your network The best content form for LinkedIn And so much more… I can’t express enough how much value is packed into this episode and I truly think if you’re running a B2B business and use these methods explained, you will see a significant growth in revenue for your business. I hope you all enjoy this episode of CEO Journals. -------------- Follow Jake on Instagram: @JAKEXBJORSETH Follow me on Instagram: @CEOJOURNALS / @ETHANBRIDGE_ -------------- DON’T FORGET TO LEAVE A 5-STAR REVIEW IF YOU ENJOYED THE SHOW!

Jake wants to attend dental school while Carissa has enrolled in an occupational therapy program. See how they plan to finance their educations and why going for student loan forgiveness is a better option than Carissa’s parents paying for grad school. In today’s episode, you'll find out: How Jake and Carissa decided on their specific programs How their choice of schools affects their future student debt Their plan for future work post-graduation Carissa’s plan for financing her degree Why parents helping pay for grad school can be a bad idea Why PSLF is a good gamble Possible scenarios if Carissa chose to work in the private sector Why trading PSLF away isn’t a good deal Why Travis recommends Jake and Carissa borrow the max amount The possible future of tax bombs — and why it’s political The low downside risk of PSLF and tax bombs Should you pay interest or investigate forgiveness while in school? Why don’t we hear more about student loan forgiveness? When refinancing can also be a valuable option Full show notes at: http://studentloanplanner.com/38

Today’s episode features Jake Schuster, sports performance coach, consultant and researcher hailing from Boston, Massachusetts Jake has his MSc from renowned Loughborough University in the UK and completed work towards his doctorate in New Zealand with the national Rugby Sevens teams through the Rio Olympics. He has published in the on both rugby and force velocity profiling and has several ongoing research projects further detailing what exactly it is that makes people fast, and how they can get faster. Jake has spent that past year working as the Senior Sports Scientist for Vald Performance, traveling the world visiting elite sporting clients and getting a unique insight into global best practices. Jake previously appeared on episode #109 where he talked at length on how he was integrating cutting edge exercises and technology into a training model for track and field athletes, particularly sprinters featuring his utilization of Alex Natera’s isometrics and force plate analysis.  Jake’s knowledge and abilities are a very impressive blend of both understanding science and data trends, while also having a creative and integrative coaching mind.  This integrative ability is just one thing that makes me thrilled to have Jake back for another episode. On today’s show, Jake and I discuss the optimal relationship between sport science and coaching (if you aren’t in a high performance department you may want to skip to around the 30:00 mark in the show), speed development and hamstring injury prevention, evolving thoughts on Frans Bosch work, robust running and water bags, concepts from force plates that show up in acceleration, and more. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. Key Points International differences in sport science utilization How Jake sees the optimal relationship between sport science/data and the art of coaching Speed development and hamstring injury prevention in the context of team sports Jake’s evolving thoughts on the work of Frans Bosch and waterbag training Force plate’s transfer to other skills aside from vertical jumping and landing Aspects of force plate measurements that transfer highly to acceleration Questions and topics for this year that Jake is considering “The best and first question (in a sport science/monitoring situation) is to talk to the athlete” “(Regarding the interaction of sport science and coaching) People don’t talk to each other now, we are always on our phones, looking at numbers” “The teams that have very few injuries, especially running soft tissue injuries, they make darn sure that their athletes are exposed to maximum velocity running very often.  At least once every 5 days.  The teams that say “80%’s fine… they often have more (hamstring injuries)” “The eccentric hamstring question… if anyone thinks it’s still a question, then they are paying too much attention to twitter” “We have one identified, modifiable risk factor for hamstring injuries in the literature and that is eccentric hamstring strength, and we have a whole lot of research underneath that that shows that it is fascicle length that is one of the main morphological determinants and we can affect that with eccentric hamstring training” “One of my favorite variables on a force plate is eccentric deceleration rate of force development; how fast we can brake” “The countermovement test (on a force plate) is an idiot proof test of neuromuscular status” “Concentric rate of power development gets absolutely caned on twitter for whatever odd reason… it’s a brilliant metric… if they just named it acceleration nobody would say anything because we are looking at watts per second… when we saw that go up in sprinters their 60m improved and their coach said they were getting better out of the blocks” “In our group,

On this episode, Dave interviews Jake Leslie , the lead graphics designer for Clickfunnels. Jake started as a football player, but after breaking his back during his junior year of high school, he changed his focus to art. Here are some of the things you’ll learn about on this episode: How Jake turned his college design homework projects into work for clients and actually made money! Why it is so important to model your design after something that is already working great. Why color choices are so important, and how you can use color to draw your customers' attention to certain areas of your page. And why you need to keep your design engaging. Don’t get boring, change things up! So listen in to hear Jake’s advice on how you can use design to improve your brand and spice up your funnels!

Today’s episode features Jake Tuura.  Jake is a collegiate strength and conditioning coach, currently working at Youngstown State University.  Prior to YSU, Jake was an assistant S&C coach at the University of Minnesota-Duluth.  Jake runs the website jackedathlete.com which helps athletes gain copious amounts of muscle, hit PRs in the weight room, and improve athletic performance. Jake recently wrote one of the most popular articles of the year on Just Fly Sports “Jacked and Athletic: Training Wisdom for Simultaneous Muscle and Performance Gain” where he laid out a fantastic blend of ideas on muscle, strength and tendon training.   He is also well known on his Instagram where he frequently deadlifts over 600lbs, dunks basketballs, and shows means of how he integrates the work of great minds like Adarian Barr and Dr. Keith Baar.  As with many young coaches who are helping to push the field forwards, training themselves is a huge portion of the equation. Jake is actually a big reason that I got Dr. Keith Baar on the show, as the results he’s gotten from Dr. Baar’s methods have been outstanding in helping him resolve his tendon and knee pain.  He also has great practical thoughts on the fundamental differences between athletic movement and what happens in most barbell lifts as they are traditionally coached.  On today’s show Jake and I chat about hypertrophy and muscle building in the context of athletic development, Jake’s case against the “hypertrophy phase” of training, barbell cluster training for athletes, and his vertical jump training ideas. Today’s episode is brought to you by SimpliFaster, supplier of high-end athletic development tools, such as the Freelap timing system, kBox, Sprint 1080, and more. Key Points How to increase muscle mass while trying to stay as athletic as possible Jake’s case against the “hypertrophy phase” in sports performance programs Utilization of cluster training for performance Jake’s own experience with tendon training methods and means How Jake used squatting every day to reduce his knee pain Case studies and examples of implementing Keith Baar’s tendon health session trainings Jake’s recent experience in jump training and “meathead dunks” Jake Tuura Quotes “(In barbell squats) If you take someone at 75% and make them do a set of 10, you are going to get some pretty ugly compensation to get all those reps” “(As an athlete) If you are going to do things that involve training to failure, try isolation type movements” “(For hypertrophy-clusters with an athletic emphasis) Instead of traditional 4x10 at a load where you are grinding it out and it feels terrible, you do double the sets and half the reps” “If you are killing yourself in the weightroom with grinding reps, you are not going to be able to go and perform high quality skill work” “For 2 months I squatted every single day, go in do few warm up sets, max out… after this, I went to the court to play basketball… no knee pain” “Load your tendon over and over… load it in the morning and load it in the evening… if you give me an excuse to lift twice a day, I’m going to use it” “I feel much more sturdy doing (long duration extreme ISO’s), by doing them I can manage my tendon pain so much… I dunked every day for 10 days with no pain” “(Regarding Jake’s tendon pain) rest did not help one bit” “Band assisted jumps are not the movement of dunking a basketball… maybe you are not going inside edge… maybe your timing is way off.  It’s not just physiology there are so many components to athleticism that you are missing if you are not going and doing it” “(2 Things to improve jumping and dunking) … getting on the court more often, and doing the tendon stuff to stay healthy” About Jake Tuura @jaketuura Jake Tuura, MS, CSCS is a collegiate strength and conditioning coach.  He currently works at Youngstown State University.

As a busy entrepreneur, it can be incredibly difficult to do all the things. And when you're working IN your business, you're likely not taking a strategic role and working ON the business. In this week's episode of the This Week In Weddings podcast, we're chatting with an entrepreneur who hired full-time employees to replace himself in the daily operations so that he could take a more strategic role and pursue other business interests.  About our guest: After a brief stint in the entertainment industry, Jake Anderson discovered his passion for lighting design and the rest was history. He founded Lighting Professors in 2012 with the intention to transform events around Central Virginia through careful and innovative lighting design. Since then, Lighting Professors has grown by leaps and bounds and Jake has had the opportunity to grow his team and move to a 2,000+ square foot warehouse. This shift has allowed him to take a step back and maintain his role as strategic manager, while developing his newest endeavor, FêteTech, with the goal of providing technology solutions that eliminate friction for event professionals everywhere. In this episode, listeners will hear about: Jake's background and how he went from booking talent to DJ'ing to lighting professional Why Jake decided to replace himself in his own company How Jake oversees his company while living three hours away from the business Jake's suggestions for business owners who might want to step away and take a more strategic role Want to connect with Jake? Online: https://fetetech.com/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fetetech  Instagram: @fetetech_inc

Sometimes chasing your dream requires you to walk away from the path you thought was laid out before you and make a leap and take a risk. If you allow others to tell you what’s right for your life, then chances are that you’ll encounter anxiety. In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, we’re talking to someone who has learned how to find peace and purpose in life. Jake Heilbrunn is a TEDx speaker and bestselling author of Off the Beaten Trail, endorsed by multiple NYT bestsellers. He has spoken across the US and internationally to 12,000+ people about replacing anxiety with purpose and creating a career you love. He is the co-founder of The Idea Collective, which helps thought leaders get their message out through speaking engagements and TEDx talks. Conquering anxiety When do you experience anxiety? When Jake went to college at age 18, he broke out with hives and rashes due to severe anxiety. Doctors couldn’t help, and he became depressed and questioned everything about his life. Jake left school with a backpack and flew to Guatemala, where he taught English and lived in the jungle for several months. When he learned mindfulness, meditation, peace, and purpose, he experienced a 180-degree shift. He soon learned that many young people are battling anxiety, so Jake felt the calling to help others through his speaking opportunities and writing his book. TWEET: Anxiety was debilitating, so once I found out what helped mine, I knew I could help others with the same thing. #chasingdreams Social media How much time do you spend on social media each day? Statistics show that American teenagers spend an average of 4 hours daily on social media! It’s the place where dangerous comparisons are made, and each one of us can play a part in changing the narrative. Social media can be used for good, but we all fall into the trap of viewing others’ lives as “perfect,” because of the selective glimpses we get. We have to remember that we see what people want us to see, and much of it isn’t real. We can see the same post as thousands of people, but we may have a different perception. Jake explains how our brains can be changed because of the influence of social media. TWEET: Social media plays a huge role in the lives of American teenagers, and it is changing their brains. #chasingdreams Taking a leap How do you know which path to follow? Jake didn’t know what career path he would follow after college, but he saw someone’s Instagram post about a meaningful trip to Mexico, and he decided to pay $1000 for a trip. Jake says the trip “called out to me.” As if the universe reinforced his decision, he won $1000 in an unrelated book marketing contest the next day. On his trip to Guatemala, he met the person who later became his business partner. Sometime later, they started The Idea Collective to help people develop TEDx talks. Their company has grown to a team of 13 people. TWEET: Knowing you’re not alone means everything. #chasingdreams OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [1:03] What’s happened since Jake’s last appearance [2:58] Jake’s journey to mental health [5:23] How Jake’s perception has changed [10:53] Positivity that can be negative [12:56] What influences you the most [16:05] Jake’s company and his role [24:31] Following a gut instinct [28:56] A place of positivity   RESOURCES MENTIONED: Jake is previously featured on Episode 63 Jake on Facebook Jake on Instagram Jake on LinkedIn Jake’s Website Jake’s TEDx--How to Replace Anxiety with Purpose Jake’s Jack Canfield Interview Jake’s Behind-the-Scenes interview TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: I felt a calling to help others come through anxiety and find their purpose. #chasingdreams TWEET: Not knowing what you want to do is OK. #chasingdreams TWEET: One of our core values is radical transparency. #chasingdreams  

1:33 - How Jake came to be an expert in Filipino/overseas outsourcing5:04 - What are the current roles of Jake’s employees in Cebu?6:19 - Cost savings from outsourcing work to the Philippines8:31 - The challenges/caveats of having overseas employees13:25 - The vetting process for overseas employees18:00 - Mistakes Jake made while hiring overseas21:10 - The importance of communication with and by employees26:03 - Advice for hiring abroad30:18 - Where to find Jake online

Outsourcing specialist Jake Barefoot details the opportunities, obstacles, tips and best practices of hiring abroad: particularly in the Philippines. The experience Jake shares in this episode is sure to help you vet auspicious remote working relationships!   1:33 - How Jake came to be an expert in Filipino/overseas outsourcing 5:04 - What are the current roles of Jake’s employees in Cebu? 6:19 - Cost savings from outsourcing work to the Philippines 8:31 - The challenges/caveats of having overseas employees 13:25 - The vetting process for overseas employees 18:00 - Mistakes Jake made while hiring overseas 21:10 - The importance of communication with and by employees 26:03 - Advice for hiring abroad 30:18 - Where to find Jake online

What’s holding you back? So often when people—especially entrepreneurs—create content, build a website, or just make anything, the creative process gets stuck in a toxic cycle of perfectionism. It’s tempting to work and work on a project, but no matter how much of your heart, talent, and resources you invest in that project, it feels like it’s never good enough. Breaking free from that cycle is one of the most beneficial things that you can do for your business and yourself. This is one way that Jake Ballentine found success as a musician and entrepreneur. He saw the value in his work and release it—the way it was, without obsessing over whether or not the work is “perfect.” With this, Jake also shares his wisdom in how to create community within your business. He believes that community fosters an environment that helps you maintain momentum without ever losing your inspiration. For him, it really is about just trusting yourself to take those first steps and allowing yourself to be called by the mission and pull. Jake is a newer friend of mine, and I’ve been so blessed to meet and connect with him. He is truly a good soul—a true force of good. He’s the author of Your Number One Goal and host of The Speakers, Authors and Coaches podcast. Over the last 5 years, he has inspired well over 250,000 people with his unique brand of motivation and positivity. I’m so excited for you to listen to this episode. So get ready to get inspired to take action, allow yourself to be in service, and refuse getting caught up in perfectionism. Some Questions I Ask: How many people have you spoken in front of? (5:03) How does your message change with the age of your audience? (6:28)How have you impacted lives through online community? (9:27)How did it feel to shift from producing perfect content to producing authentic content? (36:54)Who are your most influential mentors? (37:55)What rituals and routines optimize your epic mindset? (43:35)How do you define fulfillment? (48:46)In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why Jake enjoys speaking with people of all ages. (5:50)Why all of Jake’s clients relate to a typical 15-year-old’s mindset. (6:36)How Jake’s community for message-driven entrepreneurs can help individuals become experts and leaders in their niches. (9:42)Why a service-oriented mindset will make long-term sales easier. (15:07)How Jake made a living doing what he loved without being “the best.” (22:56)How Jake found success after abandoning the perfectionist mindset. (33:36)Resources:Your Number One Goal by Jake BallentineLiving the Success Principles by Jack CanfieldThe Speakers, Authors and Coaches PodcastThe Speakers, Authors, Coaches SummitSpeakers, Authors, and Coaches Network Facebook Group7 Steps to Grow Your Business Through Building a Thriving Community by Jake BallentineConnect with Jake: WebsiteTwitterFacebookLinkedIn See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jake has not let blindness stop from achieving any of his goals. He is the co-founder and president of Engage. Jake has a truly incredible story that has been well chronicled and featured in just about every major media outlet. At 8 months old, he was diagnosed with a rare form of eye cancer, retinoblastoma. The disease claimed his left eye before the tender age of one and in November 2009 Jake lost his right eye after battling cancer for 12 years.  He attends the University of Southern California where he is a senior majoring in business. He played on the school’s football team as a long snapper, and during USC’s game against Western Michigan on September 2nd, 2017, Jake made history as the first completely blind player to ever play in a Division I football game. Jake has used his fame to inspire others and travels around the country as a motivational speaker. He is also a member of the President’s Council on Sports Fitness and Nutrition, has written two books, started his own charity, and golfs in the mid-70s.  3:57- Jake’s HINGE moment at just the age of 12. 6:26- The mindset Jake adapted to persevere. 9:06- How your worst day can end up being your most important. 11:08- Jake’s decision as a sophomore in high school that put him on his life path. 13:51- The call that would change Jake’s career. 15:51- The routine as a freshman football player at USC. 17:21- The first game snapping against Western Michigan. 19:54- “Not falling victim to the excuses”, Jake’s definition of Mental Toughness. 21: 55- Life since achieving his goal and being able to do what he loves. 23:10- The lives that Jake has touched by being himself and putting his story out there. 25:27- Jake’s love for golf and where his passion comes from. 28:04- How Jake connects people with experiences through his platform Engage. 30:38- The ability everyone has, to get them through tough times. 32:02- Jake’s faith that carried him through all his life’s obstacles. Join The Mental Toughness Newsletter and TEXT DRROBBELL to 33444 ENTER MENTALTOUGHNESS for 15% off at SOS Rehydrate ENTER DRROBBBELL at Getsom.com for 15% off.  If you enjoyed this episode on Mental Toughness, please subscribe on itunes and leave a review Dr. Rob Bell drrobbell.com

Welcome to the next installment of what we're now calling Page and Jake's Takes. Quick episodes featuring luke-warm-at-best takes on all things adulting. Today's episode focuses on adult birthdays and whether or not a grown man or woman is allowed to throw themselves a birthday party/celebrate their own birthday. How Jake handles himself every January 30th may or may not be the reason for the episode... Please share, comment and suggest ideas for future guests! For past episodes please visit jakeandpage.com.

In this episode, Jake Kushner, pediatric endocrinologist specializing in helping people with type 1 diabetes, discusses the best strategies to live and thrive with T1D, especially as it relates to diet and exercise. We also discuss why many patients who control their blood sugar with high amounts of exogenous insulin are at a substantially higher risk than people who can control their blood sugar at lower levels of insulin. This concept has great implications for non-diabetics as well considering the increasing prevalence of diseases related to insulin resistance. We also cover some of the basics, the history, the increasing prevalence of type 1 diabetes, and more importantly, what we can do to help kids with this disease, and their families.   We discuss: How Jake became interested in type 1 diabetes [5:30]; The pathophysiology of type 1 diabetes, the increase in prevalence, and the role of beta cells [17:00]; The role of body weight and BMI in the risk of developing T1D [27:00]; Genetics of T1D and the risk of inheritance [32:00]; Hemoglobin A1c [36:15]; Insulin: the amazing story of its discovery, its effect on cellular metabolism and IGF-1, and why the hell it’s so expensive [39:15]; Diabetes Control and Complication Trial: blood glucose and the complications associated with diabetes [54:45]; Cognitive impairment, epigenetic changes, and other dangers associated with high, peak blood glucose, and big swings in blood glucose levels [1:09:15]; Depression, anxiety, and other challenges of living with T1D [1:15:30]; Jake’s realization that the current standard of care of T1D is inadequate [1:26:15]; Managing diabetes with exercise [1:30:15]; The Bernstein method, and protein’s impact on glucose and insulin [1:36:15]; Jake radically changes his approach to treating patients [1:45:00]; What other tools are there for controlling T1D? [1:49:45]; Is the ketogenic diet appropriate for those with T1D? [1:52:45]; The most important lessons that can be applied by the non-diabetic population [1:59:00]; The two dream measurements Peter wishes were available [2:04:00]; and More. Learn more at www.PeterAttiaMD.com Connect with Peter on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram.

Do you have a creative project you really want to work on, but put it off because you just don’t have the time for it? Then today’s episode is just for you! My guest Jake Kahana says nobody taught us how to work, and he wants to change that.   Jake is an artist and teacher helping people thrive in a world overrun with distractions by leading them in unlearning bad habits and replacing them with new, better ones. He’s also the king of side projects and the co-founder of Caveday, a company dedicated to teaching people how to maximize their productivity. Fast Company even referred to Jake and his co-founders as “Procrastination Nannies.” But it’s not just about doing more work in less time– Jake says it’s about improving the quality of your life by improving the quality of your work. This conversation completely changed the way I work. In fact, I edited this episode more efficiently than ever before, thanks to all the juicy, research backed techniques Jake shares with us. In this episode, Jake shows us how to unlearn the bad habits we’re all used to, and how to recreate our own mini Caveday at home. As someone who is highly creative with multiple side projects, he also shares some great insights about how to be more creative.   Mentioned in this episode: How Jake co-founded Caveday How nobody has ever taught us how to work, and why we need to be taught how to work with structure and research based techniques How to structure your work so you can get into flow and do your best work The right kind of break to take so you can go back to work more energized (and it’s not checking emails and social media!) Why multitasking actually makes your work quality worse How to be in control of your own time The ONE THING you can take away from this interview to do better work (and it improves your IQ!) Jake’s advice on how to work at a demanding day job and still have time for your side projects Why every creative outlet doesn’t need to be a business idea   Resources: Attention residue: Why focusing on multiple tasks can kill your work performance Gretchen Rubin’s The Four Tendencies Elizabeth Gilbert on distinguishing between hobbies, jobs, careers, and a vocation Glennon Doyle - Don’t Carpe Diem Fast Company - Procrastination Nannies are Now a Thing   CONNECT WITH JAKE: Website | Caveday | Instagram   Thank you so much for listening! Subscribe so you never miss an episode, and connect with me online! Instagram | Twitter | Facebook If you have any questions or comments for the show, click here.

This week I talk with Jake about the death and rebirth of Englipedia (now ALTopedia), why he is still an ALT after passing JLPT N1, and a lot more. Enjoooy.   Right-Click to Download the Mp3 [Check out Jake and ALTopedia: ALTopedia | ALT Training Online]   [Follow the Show: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Youtube] [Find a Job: JobsinJapan.com] [Discuss the show: Discord] [Leave a Review (You Rock): iTunes] Topics 04:40 - Intro - Why was Englipedia special? 10:40 - Why Englipedia might have lost its popularity musings 15:23 - How I usually used Englipedia 19:00 - How Jake obtained N1 27:00 - What did you do to try to find work that wasn't teaching after passing? 33:40 - What the future looks like for Jake with his N1 certificate Every episode of the podcast is available on iTunes, Android, and Stitcher. Make sure to subscribe to the show so that you don't miss out on any new episodes as they're released. All ratings and reviews are also greatly appreciated. Thanks for listening! Outro Discuss this episode with like minded people on the ALTInsider discord:

We are joined today by Jake Carter, coach, functional nutritionist, and international educator.   If you are a biochemistry and nutrition geek, you will love this episode, where Jake talks about gut health in full details, and everything that’s good and bad for it.   Furthermore, later in the episode, Jake will question Adam and give a detailed assessment of his gut health. So if you have a similar body and eating habits like Adam, you’ll definitely learn something that can help you lead a healthier life.   “What I do find, which annoys me in the industry, are the people who say ‘Absence of evidence is evidence of absence’. That’s where people are actually trying to shoot other people down and discredit a certain service, just to either look good themselves or to have that comparison to put themselves on a pedestal. ” Jake Carter     Subscribe to iTunes! Love the podcast? Leave a review on iTunes! What do you want to hear from The RNT Fitness Radio? Tell us here!                                                                                                   Timestamps: 2:44 - Who Jake Carter is and his work in the fitness industry 12:48 - Microbiome - what it is and what it does 17:22 - Jake’s advice about gluten and why it’s bad for gut health 26:32 - Jake’s thoughts on dairy products 29:50 - How Jake looks at every client and their bodies differently 37:22 - Jake runs a detailed assessment of Adam’s gut health 1:09:05 - Recap of the assessment with 3 biggest take-home points   Resources: Metabolic Healing - Michael McEvoy Gentian Uva Ursi   Follow Jake Carter: Website Instagram Email   Follow Akash: Facebook Instagram   Follow RNT Fitness: Facebook Instagram Email      

The Top 4 Influencer Marketing Mistakes and How To Avoid Them This episode of the Ace the Gram Podcast episode goes over the top 4 mistakes brands make in influencer marketing and how to avoid them. Influencer marketing is one of the most powerful marketing techniques available. It is constantly evolving and getting more advanced. Many brands have been ‘burned’ by influencer marketing campaigns that haven’t generated the results they were after or many brands are too intimidated to know where to start. Viv and Tash break down the top mistakes they’ve seen from being influencers, designing influencer campaigns and being the brand pitching influencers to be a part of their campaign. Viv and Tash go over some of the following key points: -The difference between influencer marketing and influencer advertising -Why it’s a good thing the number of influencers is growing -How to find the right influencers for your campaign -The difference between a micro and macro influencer and the different types of influencer campaigns -The difference between a content creator and a person with an audience and why it matters -What makes the best brand ambassadors Show Notes: [2.00] Why influencer marketing is powerful [3.35] Mistake 1: How companies don’t define their campaign objectives and how to overcome this [4.00] The different types of objectives brands have for influencer marketing [4.40] The difference between influencer marketing and influencer advertising [5.35] How Jake from @coconutbowls works with influencers for ‘content' [5.50] How Hannah from @realradfood and Kayla from @tribeskincare work with influencers for sales [6.05] Mistake 2: Not choosing the right influencer for your brand and how to choose the right one [6.30] Why it’s a good thing the number of influencers is growing [7.20] How to find influencers for your campaign [7.50] How to find authentic followers on Instagram [10.45] How Kayla from @tribeskincare finds the right influencers for her brand [11.25] The difference between a micro and macro influencer and the different types of influencer campaigns [12.25] How to run a micro influencer campaign [12.50] How to run a macro influencer campaign [14.44] Why micro influencer campaigns should be breadth over depth [16.45] How to use influencer marketing with a boring or ‘left field’ product [17.40] Mistake 3 - Poor communication with influencers and how to change this [18.40] The difference between a content creator and a personality and why it matters [20.00] Why you should use stories for influencer campaigns [22.45] Examples of good and bad brand communication with influencers [24.34] What makes the best brand ambassadors [26.34] How to start relationships with brands as an aspiring influencer [27.00] Why every influencer needs a media kit and how to make one [28.00] Mistake 4 - Neglecting pre and post campaign systems and how to change this [29.45] Why you should never dictate an influencers caption as a brand [33.00] Recap on the 4 mistakes brands make in influencer marketing

On this episode of Not Another! Real Estate Investing podcast, your co-hosts, Brian Davis (of Offer Automation and Davis Real Estate, LLC) and Dan Riendeau chat with multifamily investing expert Gino Barbaro. Along with his business partner, Jake Stenziano, Gino owns and manages over 900 residential units. He also runs Jake and Gino – a real estate education company – and co-hosts the podcast Wheelbarrow Profits. Gino gives listeners some hard-won wisdom and provides helpful advice for anyone trying to make more money on their own terms. What you’ll learn from this episode: - Why Gino Barbaro and Jake Stenziano left the “rat race” and went into real estate (0:58) - The mistakes Gino made in his Italian restaurant – and his big lesson for small business owners (2:56) - How training as a life coach led Gino to multifamily investing (4:23) - Gino’s biggest real estate investment missteps – and what he learned from them (5:54) - All the details of Jake and Gino’s first multifamily deal (7:02) - Jake and Gino’s acquisition strategy – and how their portfolio grew to 900+ units (8:48) - The role of real estate agents and brokers in multifamily real estate (11:06) - Why real estate education has been so important to Gino (13:50) - How Jake and Gino add value to their properties (14:43) - Jake and Gino’s surprising marketing strategies (16:36) - The future of Jake and Gino’s portfolio (18:40) - Why Gino’s teenage son is reading Robert Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad Poor Dad (http://a.co/ctygv3C) – and why Gino suggests Napoleon Hill’s Think and Grow Rich (http://a.co/6FcBfTV) (20:30) - Why Brian thinks everyone should read Gary Vaynerchuk’s Crush It! (http://a.co/7vpGLvc) Don’t forget to catch up on previous episodes of Not Another! Real Estate Investing Podcast on YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDg952QTPbLEHRFwqGpkdHQ) or SoundCloud (https://soundcloud.com/brian-davis-741151344). We’re also on iTunes and Google Play. Got feedback for our podcast team? Want more info about multifamily investing or real estate investing in general? Seeking a real estate partner in Connecticut? Just want to learn more about Brian Davis and Offer Automation? Get in touch with Brian by phone at (860) 919-6996 or by email at info@offerautomation.com, or find us online at http://www.OfferAutomation.com. You can also find Gino at http://www.JakeandGino.com.

In this episode, I interview Jake Staley (@donblake on IG). He is a professional Composer, music Producer, and Drummer. You’ve heard his work in network TV shows, films, video games, and commercials. Most recently he did the score for CW’s military drama, Valor. Jake is also known to throw awesome annual Cookie and Booze Parties in Down Town LA. For years I kept missing them. Last year I finally attended and it was phenomenal. I don't drink alcohol much, but cookies on the other hand—get me crunk. Disclaimer, my side of the audio during the episode sounds a lot lower in quality--sorry about that, there were some technical difficulties. Please enjoy the compositional insights of Mr. Jake Staley.    Show Notes   [2:15] Interview begins [4:45] What Jake is working on in the Music Industry [8:15] Breaking into the Music industry [14:30] Who is a good fit for the music industry [19:00] How Jake gets creative [23:30] Routines for making music [25:00] Jake’s take on creativity  [29:00] Jake’s morning routine [35:00] Pause and think [36:00] Dealing with creative blocks [48:00] Feelings of purpose in the industry [57:00] Approaching a scene before you even start writing the music [1:01:30] Mistakes become little miracles [1:02:45] Zooming out when overwhelmed and exploring new things [108:45:00] Jake’s resources [1:14:30] Jake’s metaphorical tombstone [1:19:00] Hear some of Jakes work here www.jakestaley.com and follow him on Instagram @donblake   [1:20:00] Jake’s last words to people wanting to thrive in the industry  

On today’s special episode, Travis invites precision rifle shooter and match director Jake Vibbert. For the last couple of years Jake has been known as one of the top precision rifle shooters in the nation, taking home multiple 1st place finishes at national level matches. Jake is also the owner of JC Steel Targets Inc. and match directs several national level matches throughout the year. Learn more about Jake, the annual JC Steel Target Challenge, how he prepares for matches, and more on this special episode of the Precision Rifle Channel Podcast! Index: 0:22 – What to expect at the JC Steel Target Challenge 2:58 – The famous Helicopter Stage 5:18 – Running a match with 160 competitors 8:50 – How Jake keeps that competitive edge in precision rifle shooting 15:50 –What action Jake will be running this season 17:00- Jake’s Online Training Academy 24:30 – How to mentally prepare for a match or stage 29:55 – Who Jake would like to go head-to-head with in one final match 32:07 – Jake’s thoughts on Squading 39:02 – The growth of precision rifle shooting If you enjoyed this podcast, make sure to subscribe to us on Soundcloud or iTunes for more episodes and write us a review! Share this episode with anyone interested in all things Precision Rifle. Follow Us On: Website: http://precisionriflechannel.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/precisionriflechannel Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/precisionriflech/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/precisionriflechannel iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/precision-rifle-channel-podcast/id1367259793?mt=2 For more info on JC Steel Targets and Jake’s Online Training Academy, visit: http://www.jcsteeltargets.com/

LEGO might be open to your ideas now, but it wasn’t always like that. Afraid of legal blowback, they once turned away ideas – and largely ignored their adult fan base. Jake McKee helped form LEGO’s first community team, and usher in a new era of openness at the company. He opened the lines of communication between adult consumers of their products, who had more discretionary income than the kids, driving home the understanding that LEGO was not just a child’s toy company. Plus: Finding the job you want, not necessarily the job that’s posted How Jake made busy people find time to talk about community Building super user programs Our Podcast is Made Possible By… If you enjoy our show, please know that it’s only possible with the generous support of our sponsors: Higher Logic and Structure3C. Big Quotes “Why not ask? Look past the job postings that are out there and actually go for something that interests you. Put aside the fear of rejection for a minute and just go for it. If they say no, then you go to the next thing. It’s not the end of the world.” -@patrickokeefe “One of the things that I found fascinating when I got [to LEGO] was how little interest most of my colleagues, at that time, had in talking about adult consumers. … When I would go and try to talk to colleagues, they wouldn’t take my meetings. They had better things to do and giving them the benefit of the doubt, at that time, the adult fans did make up a really small footprint, and they didn’t necessarily see the vision that I had. That’s not what their task was.” -@jakemckee “A super user program is a fan program, it’s an engagement program. The idea is, there are people in your community that are actively, knowingly, participating more than others and your desire [as a community owner] is to see more of that activity and to maintain those folks doing amazing things, so you put together formal programs that recognize and incentivize and reward that activity.” -@jakemckee “It takes a few years for any individually, emotionally-driven type of activity, where you engage real people in real time, whether it’s community or super user or anything else, [to mature]. There’s a build to that. You’re building a relationship and like any relationship, you won’t get married on the first date for a reason. It takes a while to get to that point of effectiveness.” -@jakemckee “There’s a vulnerability to community that I don’t think people understand or appreciate. When you start talking about it in terms of dating, they get a little closer, but it still feels a little odd to use that metaphor. The reality is, somebody that’s spending time on the community is making themselves vulnerable. They are coming in, they’re opening themselves up, they’re spending time in that place, they’re building a profile. … It’s really wonderful in the beginning and we start opening ourselves up and that’s scary, but it becomes really comfortable and that comfort is an absolutely amazing thing you want to maintain.” -@jakemckee About Jake McKee Jake McKee calls himself the community guy (as in communityguy.com) because he’s been developing community for a long, long time. Jake’s always joked that this started in 1998 when we finally convinced brands to add email addresses to their web sites. Over the years, he’s had a series of dream jobs: Jake started his career building websites for the Dallas Stars, Texas Rangers, and a multitude of brands when websites were brand new. He then developed the community engagement strategy and execution at LEGO, eventually landing a Wired cover story due to his work. Jake built a successful social media consulting practice, Ant’s Eye View that he and his partners sold to PwC, where he worked on massive digital consulting projects. He ran the Apple Global Support Community, one of the largest, most active communities on the web. And today, Jake is running Community5, a consulting practice focused on building and designing online communities and fan engagement programs. Related Links Sponsor: Higher Logic, the community platform for community managers Sponsor: Structure3C, expert community strategy for large organizations Jake’s website Jake McKee on Twitter Ready Player One Challenge: The Maze, a brand activation in Hollywood Geeks in Toyland, the Wired magazine cover story about LEGO’s efforts to cater to adult fans Social media strategy firm Ant’s Eye View to Join PwC Apple’s support community, which Jake ran while with the company The single largest LEGO set ever sold LEGO Ideas, crowdsourced LEGO product concepts Community5, Jake’s consultancy A summary of Jake's talk at Word of Mouth Supergenius Tarmod Askildsen, who Jake worked with at LEGO The Lego Ambassador Program Microsoft’s MVP Program Transcript View transcript on our website Your Thoughts If you have any thoughts on this episode that you’d like to share, please leave me a comment, send me an email or a tweet. If you enjoy the show, we would be so grateful if you spread the word and supported Community Signal on Patreon.

In this 10th episode show, Jason goes off topic with former Marine sniper Jake Wood, now co-founder of Team Rubicon and author of Take Command: Lessons in Leadership: How to be a First Responder in Business. Team Rubicon takes military veterans and utilitizes their unique training for disaster response more effective and efficient. The two discuss the important elements of leadership, some tips on succeeding in high stakes environments, and making sure you're knocking out the important things in your life rather than just skating by. Key Takeaways: [2:15] The mission of Team Rubicon [6:27] How Jake ended up writing his book [8:28] Being comfortable with the 80% solution [12:16] Tackling your To-Do list in the proper fashion [15:49] Some tips Jake learned in the military on how to succeed in a high stakes environment Websites: www.TeamRubiconUSA.org www.Jake-Wood.com Tweets: Indecision is one of the worst things a leader can do

Jake Flomenberg is a Partner @ Accel, one of the top performing venture funds of the last decade with investments in the likes of Dropbox, Slack, Facebook, Deliveroo and Atlassian, just to name a few. As for Jake, at Accel he specializes on all things Big Data and has led investments in the likes of Demisto, Origami Logic, Sumo Logic, Trifacta, and Zoomdata.  Prior to Accel, Jake was director of product management at Splunk, where he was responsible for the product’s user interface and big data strategy. Before that, he worked at Cloudera where he helped the founding team tackle a broad array of sales, marketing and product issues. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jake made the transition from the world of operations with Cloudera and Splunk to the other side of the table, as Partner at Accel? 2.) Why does Jake believe a large element of his role is "how to make AI not BS"? How does he approach this from the three-legged stool of machine learning, data and workflow? How do each subsequently rank? 3.) To what extent is Jake concerned by the data incumbency advantages that are present in the market with Google, Amazon, Facebook and Apple (GAFA)? Where is the room for real opportunity and innovation? When should a startup be concerned about GAFA entering? 4.) How does Jake respond to Aaron Van Devender's suggestion that the value of large datasets is overplayed? Where are the inflection points in dataset value? How does David compare the value of initial data vs derivative data and the subsequent value? 5.) How does Jake assess the current state of the cybersecurity market? Is this increased investment period sustainable or due to more macro attention and events? Where does Jake feel the real opportunity is in cyber today? Where is it overplayed? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jake’s Fave Book: Ready Player One Jake’s Fave Blog: The Morning Paper (Harry's Favourite also) Jake’s Most Recent Investment: Radar As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Jake on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Namely is the all-in-one HR, payroll, and benefits platform your employees will love to use. It’s as intuitive as social media, but powerful enough to support the complexity of today’s workforce. Namely’s mission is to help mid-sized companies build a better workplace. See how Namely can transform your workplace at www.Namely.com. Eero is the world’s best-reviewed wifi. A system of eero and eero Beacons wirelessly connects to blanket your home in fast, reliable WiFi, so despite the increased number of devices with Christmas coming, you’ll still be able to get powerful mesh WiFi in every nook and cranny of your home, backyard included. No more dead spots, slow spots, drop-offs, or buffering — right out of the box. Eero is only available in the US and Canada and you can check it out here!

Jacob and I first met in college during our Purdue days and it’s been fascinating to see him grow in a career he’s so passionate about. When I first started making a list of potential people to interview, Jacob was at the top of my list since his career as a Speechwriter for the Department of Defense is vastly different than mine (or anyone else I know!). It’s a super fascinating conversation and I’m excited for you to tune in! In today’s episode, you'll find out: How Jake got into working for the government. How he fell into his current role being a Speechwriter for the Dept. of Defense. His tips on becoming a better writer. How he starts his day and what websites he first checks in the morning. The difference between working in politics and working for the government. His thoughts on political dramas on tv and how accurate it is to real life. Which political tv show that get as close to real life. One of his biggest struggles working for the government. How he prioritizes all of his work tasks he has to do. Resources he pulls from to help him start to create the pieces he's writing The elements of writing a great speech. What he thinks people misconceive about working in the government and a speechwriter. The time he felt most intimidated while working in the government. The importance of communication skills in our world today. Full show notes at: brittneyllynn.com/006 Links mentioned:   The Washington Post New York Times Wall Street Journal The Origins of War The History of the Peloponnesian War The Daily NY Times podcast Crooked Media podcast The Editor's Roundtable podcast Deep State Radio podcast Mint   Follow Jake: LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Photography website   Like the show? There are several ways you can help! Subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or Google Play Leave an honest review on iTunes. The ratings and reviews help for two reasons: 1) Most importantly, I get to know you, the listener, and what content you enjoy the most. 2) The more reviews the podcast has, the better chance it has at getting in front of new listeners. Follow on Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram Join the Facebook group to interact with guests and other listeners Join the Day in the Life newsletter

Gino Barbaro is a licensed realtor, investor, business owner and entrepreneur. He has been investing in real estate for 15 years and has grown his portfolio to 675 units valued at over $32 million in 3 years. He has teamed up with Jake Stenziano to create JakeandGino.com, a real estate educational company that offers coaching and training in real estate investing. He is the bestselling author of Wheelbarrow Profits, as well as the author of the best-selling cookbook, Family, Food and the Friars. Gino is a graduate of the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (IPEC) and is a Certified Professional Coach. In this episode we get into a lot of Gino’s story, the restaurant business he was in for 25 years and how he turned his sights onto real estate and multifamily investing. We also get into belief systems, discovering your why, and setting out your goals. Next, we unpack the importance of understanding how you can best achieve your goals based on your why, depending on whether or not your why is moving away from pain or towards pleasure.   Key Points From This Episode: Gino tells us how he got into the restaurant business 25 years ago. Hear more about the 4 energy blocks. What lead Gino to challenge himself to become successful. The reasons why Gino decided to leave the restaurant business. Listen as Gino explains how he turned toward real estate. Understand the differences between single family and multifamily properties. How asking thought provoking questions extracts the “why” out of Gino’s students. The importance of having a strong reason why, no matter what you do in life. How Jake and Gino have made their partnership work. The characteristic that made Gino want to partner with Jake. Find out how you can get into multifamily real estate. Listen as Gino explains his short and long term goals to grow his business. Understand what Gino means when he talks about repurposing $4 million dollars. Discover the importance of buying right. Gino tells us how the infinite banking concept is a great strategy to lock in. Find out which two books are Gino’s favorite Before the Millions books. The sacrifices Gina had to make to get to where he is today. Why listening to motivational speakers inspired Gino in business. The advice Gino has for millennials wanting to get into business. How limiting beliefs stop people from reaching their true potential and success.   Tweetables: [spp-tweet tweet="“Success is just a feeling; achievement is doing something.” — Gino Barbaro @jakeandgino"] [spp-tweet tweet="“If you can figure out your why’s you can figure out how.” — Gino Barbaro @jakeandgino"] [spp-tweet tweet="“What you focus on is what grows.” — Gino Barbaro @jakeandgino"]  [spp-tweet tweet="“Sometimes the best deal you make is the one you didn’t buy.” — Gino Barbaro @jakeandgino"]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:  — Gino Barbaro — Jake and Gino Podcast — Multifamily Mastery Program by Wheelbarrow Profits — Gino’s Book, Wheelbarrow Profits — Gino’s book, Family, Food and the Friars — IPEC — M.C. Laubscher from BTM Podcast episode 12 — Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill — Secrets of The Millionaire Mind by T. Harv Eker — The E-Myth by Michael E. Gerber   Access The Best Strategies, Tips & Advice! Every week, we send an email sharing my best advice, tips and strategies related to Real Estate Investing. Each of these weekly emails contain relevant and actionable information that can help you no matter where you are in your investing journey. Sign up to join our community

On this episode of People Have No Idea; I interview my cousin Shannon. She is a mother to three active boys! Two of which are twins! However, her twins were born premature at 30 weeks. This early arrival caused a myriad of health problems for these tiny infants. Forcing them to spend the first three months of their new lives in the NICU. Leading her one son Jake to develop Cerebral Palsy or CP. In this interview Shannon tells her story from the beginning and leads you through her emotional, crazy, hard, strong but hopeful rollercoaster ride!  Coming up we talk about: -The day the twins were born. -The first three months in the NICU. -Jake’s CP diagnoses. -Doctors, doctors and more doctors! -Great children’s hospitals. -How Jake is doing now and what the future looks like for him. -Plus much more! Notes and links to the topics we discussed through out this podcast will be posted on my blog, www.peoplehavenoidea.info And finally, don't forget to check out our gofundme page and donate to our cause "Fragile Acres." Just go to www.gofundme.com and search "Fragile Acres" to make your kind donation today! Thank you and please enjoy my interview with Shannon Kulesa!

Jake Heilbrunn Jaime Jay welcomes Jake Heilbrunn to today's podcast. He is an up and coming leader in his generation. At 19 years old, he self published an inspirational memoir titled Off the Beaten Trail. His inspirational videos and motivational talks have already reached thousands. He has also been featured in media outlets including The San Diego Union Tribune, Thought Catalog, and Psychology Today. Tune in for some valuable insights on how surfing the unknown can pave your way for success! Down the Low Path Growing up, Jake was a good student and played soccer for many years. He planned on going to college, but never really thought about other options. Shortly after entering college, however, he developed a chronic skin condition. “I realized that I was going on a path that I did not believe in.” –Jake Heilbrunn He was alone, and eventually became anxious for about 5 to 6 months. At the age of 18, he went through existential crisis. For this, he left college after the first semester and went backpacking at Guatemala for four months without a phone. Off the Beaten Trail Jake's amazing experience at Central America led him to write his book titled Off the Beaten Trail. It is a memoir about leaving an unfulfilling path to pursue a scary and exciting journey. It was unlike anything he has ever experienced. As a kid, Jake has traveled throughout America with his family. He has also went to England for a soccer trip. Those trips, however, were nothing sort of exotic. He knew that he needed to escape the confines of a system and be in a whole new different place. Kickstart to Success Jake knew about Kickstarter through a friend. He was writing the first draft of his manuscript when he was shown a video of a guy who biked from Oregon to Patagonia. That's when he got the idea. “You need to hit the ground running.” –Jake Heilbrunn It took him 5 months to prepare for the launch of his campaign trailer. After his trailer launch, he was able to raise an incredible amount of 3,000 US dollars in just 24 hours! He is really thankful that he was able to raise the funds to publish a professional quality book. Listen to the rest of the story of Jake Heilbrunn to discover some valuable insights on starting and improving your business. Connect with Jake and learn how to effectively market your business. Remember to let Jake know you heard about him on Stop Riding the Pine! Jake's Website Jake's Book Facebook Twitter Instagram Here are the highlights of my conversation with Jake Heilbrunn if you are in a hurry: Who is Jake Heilbrunn? ([5:25]) About Jake's book? ([6:54]) Why Central America? ([9:33]) Most difficult challenge? ([11:28]) Launching his Kickstarter campaign? ([13:18]) How Jake preserved his message? ([16:59]) Jake’s Breakaway Moment? ([20:44]) Jake’s piece of advice? ([25:45]) Special Mentions: (iTunes Shout Out) AK Turner Thank you to Alexis Ayala, for providing the incredible editing for this episode. If you need to find an audio editor, send Alexis an email at lex@slapshotstudio.com. Thank you to our awesome sponsor, Interview Valet, A professional concierge guest booking podcast service for hosts and guests - You be the Guest, We do the Rest! Check out their new website at InterviewValet.com. This episode of Stop Riding the Pine Podcast was brought to you by DoneForYouWP.com Are you a busy coach, professional or agency looking to have your WordPress website headaches handled by your very own development team for wholesale prices? Then you should visit DoneForYouWP.com to find the solution that best fits your current challenges with a full-scale approach to managing your WordPress website. Stop Riding the Pine is a lot of fun and we love sharing the shows we've done. We would greatly appreciate your assistance in helping us grow this show by not only downloading the episodes but also sharing them. Leave comments and rate our show so we can make the show even ...

If you've ever felt uninspired, trapped, at a dead end, or just wondered whose life am I leading anyway, and my God, what have I done, then do we have the inspiring, life changing show for you! Today I'll be speaking with Jake Ducey, perhaps the first millennial we've had on the show, and the 3 times author of inspirational books including, Into the Wind and The Purpose Principles. He's a future Tony Robbins, correct that, Jake Ducey in the making, and just got off an international book tour where he spoke on stages to 500,000 people and helped raised 345,000 pounds of food for homeless youth in America. Today we're going to talk about your life's purpose, where it's hiding, how to find it, and what in the world you NEED to do about it once you know you've found it. That plus we'll talk about self-actualizers, Steve Jobs, Jack Canfield, Jay Z, Dave Matthews, Abraham Lincoln, Sylvester Stallone, SW SW SW, and why in the world you want to take an entire summer or two, retyping the Great Gatsby… Questions and Topics Include: How Jake Got Jack Canfield to Write the forward to his book How Jake Ducey was listening to “Dare to Win' and followed Jack Canfields advice to write down 101 goals and what happened. What happened on November 20, 2010 Why we're all gambling on the biggest risk of all How Jake left school to chase his dreams of becoming a writer What happened with the Shaman in Guatemala (when he was not a very 'spiritual' person) Why “our lives are like onions and we want to live to live the tough flavorless part first” Why it's a trap to wait until we get x,y or z (even spiritual or self-discover experiences) to find happiness. What happened to Vic Revezo and how his death affected Jake How he had a near-death fall in Indonesia, and how locals risked their lives to save him What is destination addiction What's Jake's take on the Law of Attraction & Bob Proctor, and what we have to do to get the unconscious to help us get our desires What we can learn from Bonnie Ware who studied top regrets of people who were dying What is risk-ability? Why lack of evidence is not evidence of lack The story of Steve Jobs and ‘not evidence of lack' Why most of our fears are just ‘monsters under our bed' The story of Sylvester Stallone and how he got his start What Martin Luther King tells us about finding our freedom Why JK Rowling (author of Harry Potter) once considered herself the biggest failure she knew What's it mean from George Bernard Shaw to become ‘unreasonable' Why Martin Luther King knew he was going to be killed the next day (when he gave his I've been to the Mountaintop speech). Why most people are gambling on the biggest risk of all, that one day we'll find the time to do what we want. Story of a friend who was stabbed by his father Why our childhoods can be blessings in disguise What we can learn from Jay Z (though not necessarily his content). What inspiring lesson we can learn from Arnold Schwarzenegger What inspiring lesson we can learn from Jim Carry – and how he used the Law of Attraction What's the reoccurring theme between the world's most successful people What's Bob Marley's inspirational story The inspiring story too of how Bob Marley put on a free concert for 300,000 and played the night after he got shot! What's Jack Canfield's Rule of Five? How he turned a self-published book into a best-seller What is Jack Canfield's SW, SW, SW? Why you want to ask for what you want What's the inner journey? What's the importance of knowing yourself? New book coming out June 7th, Profit from Happiness: The Unity of Wealth, Worth and Personal fulfillment. JakeDucey.com (and check out his Ted Talk!) Plus Guided Meditation!!! Jake Ducey Shares Life-Changing Stories from Jack Canfield, Jim Carrey, Sylvester Stallone, Steve Jobs, Jay Z, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Bob Marley & Martin Luther King + Bob Proctor & The Law of Attraction! Spirituality | Inspiration | Motivation | Self-Help | Ted Talk | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Jake Heilbrunn is a passionate speaker, lifestyle blogger and the author of "Off the Beaten Trail", an inspiring memoir about his journey leaving college and solo backpacking through Central America at 18. He is dedicated to empowering people to live a life of purpose and fulfillment. Jake has been featured in multiple large publications including Psychology Today, Thought Catalog, and The San Diego Union-Tribune. Jake’s a great guy who’s only 19 years old at the time of this conversation and Aimee is excited to see where Jake goes with such a good start. Be sure you listen to hear Jake’s inspiring story. TWEET: Ep. 63: Jake Heilbrunn - Leaving Behind What’s Familiar and Venturing Off the Beaten Trail @Jake_Heilbrunn Stress & anxiety in college are almost an epidemic, & nobody talks about it. The catalyst to leading Jake Heilbrunn to eventually spend his 19th year of life backpacking through Central America was when he was diagnosed with, what he was told, was a chronic skin condition. The doctors were baffled and Jake came to believe that the cause of the condition was the stress and anxiety of college life. He believed was trying to live up to so many expectations that were coming at him from the outside, his body simply couldn’t handle it. Jake believes that the same phenomenon is experienced by other college students all the time but nobody’s willing to talk about it. On this episode of Chasing Dreams, you can hear how and why Jake is starting to talk about it and what he’s doing to help high school students prepare for the stresses of college life. I disconnected in order to connect. That’s what Jake Heilbrunn said about one of the reasons for his backpacking trip through Central America. He knew that he needed to do something for himself, something that was in pursuit of his own dreams instead of what everyone expected of him. Part of that was disconnecting from technology for weeks at a time. Not only did he find himself not missing it, he also discovered that he didn’t really need it as much as he thought. He disconnected with technology to reconnect with himself. You can hear Jake’s encouraging story on this episode. TWEET: I #disconnected in order to connect @Jake_Heilbrunn The potential we all have can’t be underestimated. The lessons Jake Heilmann learned while backpacking through Central America are many, but one that has stuck with him powerfully and that he says to students that he speaks with at high schools around the country is that we all have incredible potential that is waiting to be accessed. Every human being has the power, the ability, the talent, the creativity to make something better, something greater of their lives. But it takes determination and courage to step out of what has become comfortably normal and take a risk for the sake of releasing that potential. Jake talks about what it’s like to experience that kind of fear and freedom, on this episode of Chasing Dreams. How Jake made a pitch to Jack Canfield, Drew Brees, and Chris Guillebeau. With the release of his new book, “Off The Beaten Trail,” Jake Heilbrunn is joining the ranks of many who have written and published a book. And as part of Jake’s efforts to promote and distribute the book Jake knew that an endorsement from a high profile personality would go a long way in providing the social proof he needed to make the book the success he wanted it to be. So what did he do? He started pitching people - like Jack Canfield and Drew Brees. Though neither of those ever responded, he didn’t give up until finally he got a very encouraging endorsement from Chris Guillebeau. It’s a testament to what can be done when you persist and refuse to allow discouragement to rule. Find out more about Jake’s journey from high school senior to self-published author, on this episode. TWEET: How Jake (@Jake_Heilbrunn)made a #pitch to Jack #Canfield, Drew Brees, and Chris #Guillebeau OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [0:49] Aimee’s introduction to Jake Heilbrunn, her guest today. [1:52] What is it like to finally release a book? [2:58] How a skin condition led Jake to backpack around Central America. [8:47] How Jake communicated with his parents about his plans to travel. [10:46] Jake’s work exposing the issue of anxiety and stress in college. [13:56] The things Jake did to disconnect from tech during his travels. [16:25] Two things that dramatically changed Jake’s life. [21:45] How the future looks to Jake: He’s not sure but is eager to find out. [25:48] The ex-military guy and the lesson Jake learned about our similarities. [28:57] The process Jake followed to get his book published. [37:26] How Jake is preparing for his book launch. [39:52] Jake’s recommendation for Dream Chasers. GUEST RECOMMENDATION: Have the courage to listen to yourself and take a leap to chase your dreams. Once you take the leap it’s not as scary as you think. RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE: Connect with Jake: Facebook LinkedIn Twitter (@Jake_Heilbrunn) www.JakeHeilbrunn.com Psychology Today Article Amazon book page (Aimee’s affiliate link) WorkAway Website TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET: #Stress & #anxiety in #college are almost an epidemic, & nobody talks about it @Jake_Heilbrunn TWEET: The #potential we all have can’t be #underestimated @Jake_Heilbrunn

To get my Toolkit to Overcome Anxiety go to - http://timjpcollins.com/free Please click here to leave a review - http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1031117023 Summary: In this episode I speak to Jake Heilbrunn how he dropped out of college at 18 due to anxiety and pressure.  The expectations made him feel out of place and led to some physical stress.  He then decided to go backpacking in central america.  Links: Jake's site:  http://www.jakeheilbrunn.com/ Jake's book: https://www.amazon.com/Off-Beaten-Trail-Soul-Searching-Journey/dp/0997761202/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1473947184&sr=8-4&keywords=off+the+beaten+trail In this particular episode you will learn: - How Jake broke out in rashes when he started college - What made Jake quit college and go backpacking at the age of 18 - Why Jake decided to travel without a cell phone - How a conversation with a career councillor allowed Jake the permission to go She asked him 2 questions: "If you left school to go traveling what's the worst that could happen" "What's the best thing that could happen if you go"  

Adversity, Growth, Attitude, Mind, Relationships   Episode 31: Mental Muscle - Jake French URL: http://www.julieannsullivan.com/mental-muscle-jake-french/   On this episode of Mere Mortals Unite, we interview the amazing Jake French, who shares with us his superpower of building mental muscle. Jakes lives his life with the attitude of “life happens … live it.” His story is heart-wrenching and incredibly inspiring.I’ve known Jake for years, and his smile is infectious and his wisdom bold. Listen for how he uses the routine of pause, reset, and re-evaluate. You also won’t want to miss Jake sharing what he considers are the worst cuss words out there: “can’t,” “won’t,” and “don’t.” Listen and learn how you can make people want to be around you.   You’ll discover:   How Jake describes his superpower. The benefits of working your mental muscles. Jake’s heart-wrenching story of how he became a quadriplegic. The mental muscles Jake uses when life throws him curves. Why you must make the choice to not be a victim. Why you don’t have room in your life for hate. The importance of building a fun environment for the people around you. Specific actionable steps that will help you develop your mental muscles.   Interview Links & Other Resources   JakeFrenchInspires.com Do It Like Delta: How You Can Get People’s Attention Life Happens. Live It! by Jake French Connect with Jake French on LinkedIn Connect with Jake French on Facebook iTunes - Subscribe, Rate & Review

Jake Gibson is a prolific angel investor in SF whose investments include the likes of Datafox, Meadow, the new on demand delivery service for marijuana and TripleByte, the amazing recruitment platform for engineers co-founded by YC’s own Harj Taggar. Prior to his transition into investing Jake co-founded NerdWallet, a startup focused on offering price-comparison tools for financial products where he is to this day an advisor and if that was not enough he is also a mentor with our good friends, 500 startups. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jake made his way into entrepreneurship and made the transition into the world of investing? 2 2.) Why did Jake decide not to take external money when growing Nerd Wallet? What does Jake think are the pros and cons of bootstrapping? 3.) What was it that attracted Jake to the world of investing? In the opening days, how did Jake operate as an angel? What was Jake’s deal sourcing like? 4.) Why has Jake decided to have a sector diverse approach when it comes to investing? Does Jake think investor specialization can be beneficial? 5.) Looking back at your time investing, has there been a pareto’s principle happening? Has 20% of the work produced 80% of the results? If so, what 20% was that and how do you plan to further increase this segment? 6.) How does Jake aim to differentiate himself from the mass of other angels? How important do Jake believe angel personal branding is? Has differentiation been the hardest aspect of the investing experience for Jake? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jake’s Fave Book: Leaving Microsoft To Change The World Jake’s Fave News Source: Twitter Jake’s Most Recent Investment: Meadow As always, you can learn more about SyndicateRoom here: www.syndicateroom.com and see Jake's latest tweets here: www.twitter.com/iamjakestream

Jake Ducey — author of The Purpose Principles — reveals how you can draw more meaning into your life.   Here's what we talked about:    3:25 – Jake goes from failing English class to becoming a writer. How he did it and why.   12:36 – Where Jake finally found the value and meaning he was looking for (and where you can find it, too.)   15:24 – The two most important questions we should be asking ourselves and why most people aren’t even thinking about them.   19:38 – How Jake found perspective and freedom from the fear of failure through a near death and the loss of a friend.   25:28 – What the top five regrets of dying people can teach us about life and opportunity.   28:10 – Process over product: “you don’t find joy out of things and paychecks.”   35:00 – How we can encourage young people to make better decisions and be happier while they do it.   37:37 – Why being scared all the time might be a good thing and what you must do to find the “magic.”   45:36 – The one thing that will make us happier and healthier than we could ever imagine…even if it sucks sometimes.   48:08 – Talent vs. skill. Which one is more important to learn how to do absolutely anything.   51:26 – Dealing with haters: how to keep from driving yourself crazy.   57:00 – The three small phrases we should all use more often.   Want the written version? Join The Transcribe Tribe for FREE transcripts at www.undergroundwellnessradio.com!    Hosted by Sean Croxton of Underground Wellness. 

 Jake Wall and Nate Johnson discuss in depth the building of the bespoke fashion brand The Artful Gentleman. Please subscribe and leave a review of this episode in order to enter to win a stylish gift! In this episode you will learn: -How Jake explains that custom clothing is a relationship with your wardrobe. - How they started The Artful Gentleman brand. - Inspiration on building a new business and being an entrepreneur today. - Entrepreneur challenges and wins! - How the custom process works. - Nate's style philosophy.

Come check out our live show:http://www.ustream.tv/channel/%22voyages-with-vampires%22--%22twilight%22-movie-talkhttp://ia311240.us.archive.org/1/items/Vwv2Germany/episode3.mp3Just a quick heads up, there's some language at the end, don't think anyone will really care but thought I should just say something. Oh, and that buzzing noise at the start, I don't know...Corrine & Caitlin come into the "studio" or "island" to record a quite (literally) little "epicsode" about our loud comments on "Breaking Dawn" and of course, those "Twilight" guys!VwV #3: From hot Twilight topics to hot Twilight guys! Voyages with Vampires for August 27, 2008.-Yeah, we have island now.-Corrine's finally finished "Breaking Dawn!"-Get out now, if you haven't read it!-Jake and Nessie! Kudos to Stephenie.-We love Jake! Aha. How Jake changed, we discuss.-Jake, Alpha wolf!-What every teenage girl wants.-There's no hope, let it go Edward.-Ten points to us!-Imprint! Imprint! Imprint!Just -The new side of Edward, crazy. -Rob Pattinson!-We drool over "Midnight Sun."-We didn't see that coming...-Alice and Jasper come back, looking all badass, with a trail of vampires behind them to save the day!-Jasper's hair. -His hair movie makes him look more...Jasper-ish?-They're all hot.-Taylor is ready for "New Moon," us too!-He's suppose to come out and be like- bam!-From "Breaking Dawn" to hot "Twilight" guys. Haha.-Music:"Knights of " by Muse; "Hate Me" by Blue October; and "Somewhere I Belong" by Linkin Park.E-mail us at vwv.podcast@gmail.com, visit our blogspot at vwvpodcast.blogspot.com, and write a review on iTunes. Thanks and we'll see you next episode!