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1-on-1 with Patrick is a series of web design coaching sessions for wannabe web designers. In this episode we have "JD" from Australia! We discuss: Where JD is at in his web design journey How JD is using virtual assistants to outsource client acquisition How I got my first clients in the early days Why client acquisition is a process that requires a ton of practice How to get people to open your cold emails Why you need to niche down in order to grow The differences between some of the major website builders Why you should use preview links instead of screenshots [Weird spider intermission] Why Patrick isn't a fan of Squarespace or GoDaddy Concluding thoughts Get a free 30 min coaching session Sign up for Launchers! Show notes and transcript --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/launchers/message

We reflect on a blow out Ravens loss, a big time Bills team lead by Josh Allen and other Week 3 match ups. Additionally, we look ahead to the following games in week 4: 6:40 - How JD and Yata did against the spread 35:10 - Los Angeles Chargers at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 28:08 - Pittsburgh Steelers     Tennessee Titans 37:31 - New England Patriots at Kansas City Chiefs 48:23 - Buffalo Bills at Las Vegas Raiders 1:01:49 - Atlanta Falcons at Green Bay Packers 1:07:26 -Extra thoughts   Where we talk about the X and Os, the fantasy football implications and Yata puts his perfect betting streak on the line with some sportsbook action.

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   In this episode of Talking Taiwan, we’ll be sharing two different perspectives on the Taiwan quarantine experience in this time of the Coronavirus pandemic. I spoke with Diana Lee, the co-founder and president of Asian in New York and one of the founders and organizers of Hello Taiwan. She recently traveled back to Taiwan with her two young children and was quarantined with them in Kaohsiung at her parents’ home. We’ll also hear from JD Chang who went back to Taiwan earlier this year. JD was a guest on Episode 80 of Talking Taiwan. He had a very different experience since he traveled and quarantined alone. He spoke with us about his quarantine experience back in May. Special thanks to Jane Wang for providing the recording of JD.    Here’s a little preview of what we talked about in this podcast episode:   Hello Taiwan and what it does How Diana prepared for her trip back to Taiwan with 2 young kids (the travel and quarantine preparations) Permits required for entry into Taiwan at the time The Facebook group Diana consulted for advice on how to prepare for her trip back to Taiwan The PPE Diana prepared for her and her kids to wear during their travel back to Taiwan JD’s travel preparations and quarantine experience as a solo traveler The different types of quarantine accommodations that people can opt for The most important tip for anyone traveling back to Taiwan and undergoing quarantine, which Diana mentioned and that ended up delaying JD for an extra hour at the airport The procedure upon arrival at the airport and before getting transported in a quarantine taxi or bus to your final destination What happens once you’re in quarantine How Diana kept her kids occupied during quarantine How JD kept himself occupied during quarantine The US $33,000 fine for breaking quarantine   Related Links: Asian In New York: http://www.asianinny.com/   Asian In New York Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AsianInNYFans   Hello Taiwan: http://www.hellotaiwan.us/   Hello Taiwan Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HelloTaiwanWorld/   Taiwanese COVID-19 Traveling Back to Taiwan Facebook Group (台灣海外Covid-19自救會): https://www.facebook.com/groups/889736338130271/?ref=share   Episode 80 with JD  Chang Founder of Crushing The Myth: https://www.talkingtaiwan.com/jd-chang-founder-of-crushing-the-myth-ep-80/

We’ve all reached the end of a day without feeling like we’ve reached all of our goals. Sometimes it simply feels like we don’t have enough time to do everything we need to - that’s why Jasmine utilizes the art of time stamping.  Jasmine Star is a blogger, business strategist and the founder of Social Curator. Jasmine’s life is filled to the brim with tasks and activities, but she’s found a system that has increased her productivity and supports the lifestyle she wants. To learn more about how Jasmine maintains her schedule and mindfully indulges join Robin Long in this episode of The Balanced Life.    Show Highlights:  Having a partnership with your spouse and balancing each other out  What Jasmine does now and how she created her business  How JD transitioned into working with Jasmine and the challenges shifting from a couple to business partners  Setting roles in place to solidify mutual expectations  The pressure that women feel to uphold cultural ideals  Protecting what is shared online and setting boundaries  Establishing priorities and letting go of things that don’t align  How friendships are impacted and integrated into Jasmine’s schedule  The importance of planning and turning plans into actionable steps  The structure of Jasmine’s schedule  How to time stamp days and be as productive as possible  Creating realistic expectations and eliminating guilt  Mapping out daily goals  Jasmine’s health journey and fitness routine  The biggest changes Jasmine saw in her life after she started her fitness journey  The challenges of making lifestyle shifts with a partner  Rapid-fire session of Jasmine’s favorites  Having grace over guilt with realistic expectations    Links:  https://thebalancedlifeonline.com   Contact Jasmine:  https://socialcurator.com Instagram: @Jasminestar 

What does your scarcity mindset look like? Today Gwen interviews JD Roth live at FinCon! JD started blogging over 20 years ago, and started his personal finance blog in 2005. He explains what growing up poor taught him about money and how he manages his temptations nowadays. You'll love how real his story is. We also chat about... How JD discovered FI Why buying an old house and repairing it is expensive How he controls his spending habits His scarcity mindset and what it means for him Enjoy this chat with JD Roth, and please subscribe to us in iTunes if you enjoyed it! Show notes and links from today's episode JD's blog: Get Rich Slowly Paula Pant's blog: Afford Anything Financial Independence subreddit Key takeaways from our chat with JD Roth 1 - Rent is the ceiling, the mortgage is the floor Both Gwen and JD agree that fixing up an old house can be very expensive and can be a never ending hole in your pocket. After repairing the house, JD then wanted a hot tub and a nice deck, which meant even more expenses he hadn't planned for. So as Gwen says, the good thing about rent is that it stays the same every month and won't go higher (hopefully), whereas a mortgage is the minimum you'll spend, and can easily increase. Keep this in mind next time you plan on buying a house! 2 - If you had a spending problem as a young adult... JD tells us how he grew up poor and had some crazy spending habits when he started earning money. Gwen had the same issue growing up, which explains why she bought so much 'stuff' once she had money. This is the scarcity mindset that a lot of people who grow up poor deal with. JD explains it as some kind of 'FOMO' (Fear Of Missing Out); he's scared that he might need the thing in the future, so he buys it just in case. Gwen describes it as a big fear of being poor again. After quitting her job, the lack of income caused some stress and worry as it brought her back to her 'dark days' of poverty. This goes to show how your money situation at a young age can deeply affect how you deal with money as an adult. 3 - How to avoid temptation JD loves spending money on comics and videogames, and so has to control himself to make sure he doesn't overspend. He does this through avoidance. To make sure he isn't tempted, he simply stays away from comic book stores and videogames - he doesn't even check the subreddit anymore! By managing the triggers and reducing exposure, JD is able to control better his spending. Go JD! Questions? Like or dislike? Leave us a comment! Want to support the podcast? Here are three things you can do. 1. Start tracking your net worth with Personal Capital using our link. It's free. 2. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel and get one extra LIVE episode from us per week. 3. Join our Facebook group and connect with other members of the FI community.

Snow globes are magical anyway.  But what if you could shake one and have it play a 360-degree video? That's exactly what award-winning San Francisco artist, inventor and educator JD Beltran has done, with her current project: Cinema Snowglobes. Working in collaboration with designer/inventor Scott Minneman, JD has created snow globes which play a 360-degree video when shaken! JD and Scott specialize in cutting-edge interactive art, combining talent and vision with sensors, screens and microchips.   JD's digital public-art portfolio includes  "The Secrets Series" and "The Magic Storytelling Table", which has been exhibited all over the world. In 2012, JD and Scott came up with the concept for Cinema Snowglobes.  Crafting their first prototypes at The Workshop Residence, they developed their snow globes over the next few years. Cinema Snowglobes debuted at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art in 2013.   In 2014, they won the "New Technology Art Award", as one of the twenty best technology-based works of art in the world, according to The Cinema Snowglobe webpage. At CES® 2018, in Las Vegas, Cinema Snowglobes won a CES® Innovation Award in the Portable Media Category.  (They also garnered lots of oohs and aahs as JD and Scott introduced them to attendees, in preparation for an upcoming crowdfunding campaign!) JD talked about her background, shared the story of creating The Cinema Snowglobe and offered resources and advice for fellow creative inventors. On this edition of Over Coffee® you'll hear: How JD first became interested in combining art and technology to create her art; A story of an early snowglobe project JD created, prior to envisioning Cinema Snowglobes; How JD and her partner and husband, Scott Minneman, first decided to create Cinema Snowglobes; What the process was like, creating their first batch of Cinema Snowglobes; Some of the creative challenges involved in their first production run; What you'll experience, when you pick up two of the most popular Cinema Snowglobes; A creative mistake JD and Scott made, while making their first snow globes, that served as a lesson; A funny story about an "oops" moment they had at The Workshop Residence (it's not one anyone could have seen coming!); What JD recommends to her students, when she teaches them how to create interactive art; Two resources she recommends, for fellow makers and artists; A timeline on Cinema Snowglobes, including  a forthcoming new feature: the ability to upload your own content!  

045 | Today we discuss JD Roth's backstory behind his financial journey, Get Rich Slowly and Money Boss, plus JD's philosophy AND a very special announcement... In Today’s Podcast we cover: A discussion with JD Roth from Money Boss and Get Rich Slowly How JD impacted Brad’s life and put him on the trajectory to becoming a travel rewards expert JD’s backstory and how he found the personal finance community JD started Get Rich Slowly to document his process to clawing out of $35,000 worth of consumer debt and becoming financially literate and successful JD started his ‘credit card habit’ in college Any actionable tips the audience could take away from JD earning a scholarship to college? JD focuses on being self-directed with an ‘internal locus of control’ JD started a blog before the word blog even existed and started his first webpage in 1994 and his first web journal in 1997 JD’s plan to get out of debt in 3 years and the article he wrote called ‘Get Rich Slowly’ April 2006 was when Get Rich Slowly started JD was looking for a ‘magic bullet’ but quickly realized he needed to put in the effort and spend less money Dave Ramsey’s Debt Snowball and how it helped JD succeed psychologically JD as an ‘accidental personal finance expert’ and how that journey progressed The audience and community around Get Rich Slowly helped make it a great site and inclusive JD’s frustration with the thought that there’s a “right” way to go about things in the personal finance world Action is the number one thing that separates successful people according to JD The methodology behind financial independence according to JD: The Six Stages of Financial Freedom Your level of control increases as you progress down the path towards financial independence When JD personally progressed through the six stages How does JD spend his days and what is his philosophy? How JD sold his comic book collection and made $28,000 which funded their RV trip JD’s insight on the future of the financial independence movement Hot Seat Questions JD’s big announcement about 

Our guest today is JD Dwyer @sticksandbricksdev He shared with us his story about how he grew up in construction, worked for some awesome companies, and then finally took the leap and helped start a brand new company. ..... There are so many gold nuggets in this story. Here’s a small list of what you’ll learn inside: ▪ How JD’s life journey has led him to where he is today. ▪ Why they chose to brand their company they way did. ▪ How to deal with difficult clients without losing your reputation. ▪ The importance of sharing bonuses with your team even it’s small at first. ▪ How to make it through the difficult times in business and weather the ups and downs. ▪ Why we try to create raving fans. ▪ …and so much more! ..... This is a story you don’t want to miss. You’ll be inspired, motivated and educated to go out there and be a little better each day. ..... Don’t wait. Get access to this story today, and be INSPIRED! ..... #Protractors - Making A Difference!

This week Matt and John talk with Josh Gartner, veteran China hand and VP for International Corporate Affairs at JD.com, about: How JD stacks up against Amazon and Alibaba Early challenges and a crucial pivot towards in-house logistics Tencent as a major stakeholder The move towards a greater offline presence Drone deliveries to rural China

In this episode I talked with JD Roth (not the actor/producer!) from the website jdroth.com and founder of Get Rich Slowly who has a really amazing story about how he’s managed to find his way in the financial blogging world, sell his website he built and begin a trip in an RV around the entire U.S.A.! Not a bad effort! In this episode find out: How JD built a website large enough to sell for a huge amount of money. How he positioned himself within a market as an expert How he is going about funding a massive trip around the U.S. in an RV! and as usual, some awesome travel stories, tips and tricks to get you traveling further and more often! From his website:  My name is J.D. Roth. I founded Get Rich Slowly, wrote Your Money: The Missing Manual, created the year-long "Get Rich Slowly" course, and contributed the monthly "Your Money" column to Entrepreneur magazine. This site is about more than money; it's a personal playground where I share big thoughts and small details from my daily life.