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With the rapid fall of Afghanistan, veterans in our communities need our care and support now more than ever. So I called up Army Ranger Jesse Gould who supports psychedelic healing for soldiers to talk about his experience and what we can do to help. On the podcast Jesse explains the complex reactions veterans are feeling about the end of operations in Afghanistan. We discuss PTSD and why both the causes and healing of trauma are more complex than many realize. Jesse explains how ayahuasca and other psychedelics help to repattern hyper vigilance and an overactive nervous systems in soldiers returning from war. We discuss his nonprofit, Heroic Hearts, which takes veterans to ayahuasca ceremonies for healing. Finally we discuss how serving communities makes life more like a festival. Jesse holds an important voice for military veterans in the psychedelic community and beyond. A former Army Ranger with three tours of duty in Afghanistan, he is the Founder and President of the Heroic Hearts Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit pioneering psychedelic therapies for veterans. Jesse works to spread awareness of plant medicine as a therapeutic method and has spoken globally about psychedelics and mental health. He is best known for his own inspiring battle with PTSD and his recovery through psychedelic therapy. Links: Heroic Hearts Project: https://www.heroicheartsproject.org/ Heroic Hearts on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/heroicheartsproject/?hl=en Timestamps: :10 - The veteran response to the fall of Afghanistan is complex :17 - Jesse's history in the military :28 - PTSD in the context of a war setting :40 - How Ayahuasca repatterns hypervigilence :47 - How Jesse learned to integrate his ayahuasca ceremonies :53 - How serving community makes life like a festival 1:00 - The model of the nonprofit Heroic Hearts

When we train our body with access to our unconscious mind we are taking advantage of our biology's ability to reset and unlocking the potential for tremendous physiological and psychological health benefits. Jennifer discusses the advantages of training the unconscious mind with Utah's only MAT Rx™ specialist, Jesse Wild of www.jessewildma.com  Jennifer even shares her experience with knee injuries and integrating this type of training for a full recovery.   Your mind is powerful.  Are you consciously creating a strong and healthy body?  Start to harness your jedi mind power by tuning in to this episode. Topics discussed: Pain, injury and emotions that wreck havoc on your progress Why fitness culture hurts our chances of being relatively pain free Muscle Activation Techniques™ as a tool to help people with injury and tightness How Jesse integrates MAT™ with Neuro-Linguistic programming and hypnosis Jesse Wild is a MAT Rx Full Body Practitioner in Utah. He is an enthusiastic and experienced exercise professional with a passion for education. Jesse is dedicated to maximizing and restoring the full physical potential to individuals of all abilities. He is Utah's highest level trained Muscle Activation Techniques Certified Specialist (MATcs MAT Rx), Master Level Resistive Training Specialist (RTSM), and holds a Bachelors of Science in Exercise Science from the University at Buffalo. Links of interest: http://muscleactivation.com/ http://www.jessewildma.com/  ADVERTISE WITH US: Reach dedicated exercise professionals, future trainers, and exercise enthusiasts all over the world. Send us an email to get the conversation started, hello@thinkfitbefitpodcast.com  SUBSCRIBE TO THE NEWSLETTER: Dive deeper with us. Sign up here. We offer a unique view on muscles, portals to new ways to respect the body and health.  Learning and ‘enjoy the process' is a buzzy term.  We take learning seriously and want to take our listeners on that journey with us and through us SUBSCRIBE: Subscribe to the podcast to make sure you never miss an episode.  episode.  You can find us on a variety of podcast apps: Spotify Pandora iHeartRadio Amazon music TuneIn Google podcasts WRITE A REVIEW: Leave us a rating and a written review on iTunes so more listeners can find us. SUPPORT THE SHOW: by checking out LADDER SPORT, a line of high performance nutritional supplements created by Lebron James and his trainer.  They are high quality and NSF certified.  Use the code BEFIT10 for a special discount!  HOSTS AND GUESTS can be found at: Jennifer Schwartz Instagram Twitter Jesse Wild http://www.jessewildma.com/ Instagram  www.thinkfitbefitpodcast.com/jesse-wild-on-training-the-unconscious-mind/  

Topics discussed:- Founding the first coding bootcamp- The coding bootcamp revolution- Why MOOCs failed- How Jesse thinks about the student experienceRelevant links:- Jesse's Twitter- Reshaping Education PodcastKeep up with us:Ish Baid, Founder & CEO of VirtuallyWill Mannon, Course Director of Forte Academy

The Finding Gravitas podcast is supported through Patreon Click here to pledge your support. Today, you're going to meet the change leadership guru. Jesse Jacoby is the founder of the business consulting service Emergent, which focuses on organizational change management and business transformations. Jessie is exactly the subject matter expert we need right now, to help us all transition into this new way of doing business. We will benefit from his experience, and expertise to navigate this new normal, and avoid pitfalls along the way. 02:28 – How Jan and Jesse met 04:39 – Jesse's background – developing a strong work ethic 06:30 – Joining Accenture to satisfy curiosity about workings of large corporations 07:47 – Started consulting business, Emergent 10:10 – Why so many change efforts fail 13:45 – Qualities of authentic leaders 17:29 – Figuring out a flexible work model, companies with a culture of trust have a huge advantage 21:51 – Remember this is an ongoing process 25:56 – The dangers of inconsistency 29:26 – The importance of leading by example 34:09 – Remembering the human element of change 38:35– What Jesse would say to his 25-year-old self 41:38 – How Jesse starts his day Please share your thoughts on this episode, email me at Jan@gravitasdetroit.com,  I'd love to hear from you. Check out Gravitas Detroit on our website, we believe in Transforming the work experience to break the mold of corporate leadership by providing workshops, keynotes,  blogs, podcast interviews, and the Accountability Lab  

In Episode 88, Jesse Q. Sutanto (author of Dial A for Aunties) shares her family background, how she integrated it into her novel, and her family's reaction to the book. This post contains affiliate links, through which I make a small commission when you make a purchase (at no cost to you!). Highlights Jesse's inspiration for Dial A for Aunties. How Jesse managed to keep such an over-the-top plot out of eye-roll territory. What a typical Indonesian-Chinese wedding is like (and some things Jesse did at her own wedding). Why she included a letter to the reader explaining her personal background at the beginning of the book. Her family's reaction to the book (given it's partially inspired by them). If any of the real people characters in the book are based on have realized they're “in the book.” How Jesse has 4 new books coming out next year (including a sequel to Dial A for Aunties). If Gillian Flynn has retired from writing books and how she feels about the term “domestic thriller.” Jesse's Book Recommendations [24:12] Two OLD Books She Loves Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn | Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [25:14] And the Mountains Echoed by Khaled Hosseini | Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [29:58] Two NEW Books She Loves The Girls are All So Nice Here by Laurie Elizabeth Flynn | Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [33:26] The Other Black Girlby Zakiya Dalila Harris | Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [35:57] One Book She DIDN'T LOVE Naked Lunch by William S. Burroughs |  Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [38:29] One NEW RELEASE She's Excited About My Sweet Girl by Amanda Jayatissa (September 14, 2021) | Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [41:26] Last 5 Star Book(s) Jesse Read [44:35] Circe by Madeline Miller | Buy from Amazon | Buy from Bookshop.org [44:35] Other Books Mentioned Dial A for Aunties by Jesse Q. Sutanto [2:02] The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini [30:06] A Thousand Splendid Suns by Khaled Hosseini [30:42] Take it Back by Kia Abdullah [43:48] About Jesse Website | Instagram Jesse grew up going back and forth between Jakarta and Singapore and consider both places my homes. She was fortunate enough to do my Masters in Creative Writing at the University of Oxford, which is surely one of the most gorgeous places in the world. She's passionate about women's rights and diversity in publishing. She regularly does giveaways where she critiques queries or the first few pages, and she's especially interested in helping writers from marginalized communities. 

In this episode of the Build Hatch Podcast, we had the opportunity to hear from Jesse Glascott from G-Lux Builders.  In this episode we talk about:  Jesse was born and bred in Melbourne along with his brother – grew up with hard working parents. Always struggling to sit still, Jesse was an active child who, from a young age had his hands on the tools from the get-go.  Throughout school, Jesse has an architectural flair and at age 16 finished school and did a carpentry apprenticeship with a start-to-finish builder.   Jesse's apprenticeship experience working, mostly, one on one.   At age 20 Jesse stepped out as a sub-contractor in the commercial market and ended up doing formwork where he learnt to read plans and understand design documentation. The history of the G-Lux Builders name.  Jesse defines ‘passive design and built homes'.    The current ‘certified passive house plus' project   How Jesse' came to this niche of the passive house market.   The increase of interest in passive homes and Jesse's passion for innovative design.  The fundamentals Jesse learnt from the passive house tradesman course and the programs used to calculate the energy used and consumed by occupants.   The requirements of a passive home needs to meet the certification.   Using his own home to showcase sustainable products, like wood fibre, which is not yet available in Australia.   The passive house community and Jesse explains the Melbourne Ice-box Challenge.   The Heat Recovery Ventilation (HRV) system and the long-term impacts of passive homes on future generations.   Design process of passive homes and the architects leaning towards these designs.    The balance of building your own home and Jesse's passion outside of work.   The comparison of costs between a passive home and a standard build.   The future for G-Lux Builders and Jesse as a leader in his field.   The challenges of the early days of business for Jesse and his learnings from this time.   Sit back and enjoy this helpful interview with Jesse Glascott from G-Lux Builders    Links:  G-Lux Builders  Connect with Jesse Glascott on LinkedIn  Build Hatch  Follow @buildhatch on Instagram  

With Bitcoin being the hot topic as of late, there are many questions circulating about what it is and how you can involve yourself with cryptocurrency. To help us dive into this topic and clear up any misconceptions around Bitcoin is the author of Magic Internet Money: A Book About Bitcoin, Jesse Berger. In this episode, Jesse will be breaking down this enigmatic topic and unraveling the promise of sound money. Listen in as he shares his knowledge to help us make the most informed decision to increase the amount of money we have. You will learn why there is no such thing as objective value, why dollars cannot accurately portray prices, and whether Bitcoin is environmentally friendly. “Don't trust—verify.” - Jesse Berger This Week on Young Money: Common misconceptions around Bitcoin. How Jesse got into Bitcoin and Blockchain. The difference between Bitcoin and bitcoins.   What Blockchain is. How people can begin to get involved in Bitcoin. Whether Bitcoin uses energy. Key takeaways: Strive to be more efficient with money. Bitcoin drives energy efficiency. Do your research. Connect with Jesse Berger: Website Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Instagram What Elon Musk Gets Wrong About Bitcoin Article Resources Mentioned: EP038 Investor Spotlight Part 1 EP039 Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies Demystified with Alan Wunsche EP040 Investor Spotlight Part 2 EP047 Adventures with Crypto - 5 Lessons Learned with Digital Wallets and Buy Transactions EP179 Milli Moves: Bitcoin – Investing or Gambling? EP181 Milli Moves: How to Avoid FOMO When Investing EP189 Milli Moves: Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) Explained EP195 Milli Moves: 5 Lessons Learned from my first NFT purchase Magic Internet Money: A Book About Bitcoin by Jesse Berger Young Money Scholarship Join us for the Financial Foundation to Entrepreneurial Peace Training Learn the Keys to Financial Basics & Money Mastery Starting June 14. Register below! With Money Coach Tracey Bissett  This LIVE 5 Day training has been specifically designed for future and existing entrepreneurs across all industries online and offline who want to proactively change the way they are handling their money matters and navigate the current environment with success.  If you want to make informed, powerful money decisions, you do not want to miss this important LIVE training.  Register Now: bizpeace.com In this LIVE 5 Day Training You Will Learn: Day 1: Cash Flow 101 & why it is important to know your #s (Key #1) Monday, June 14 at 11am EST Day 2: Cash Flow forecasting 101 (Key #2) Tuesday, June 15 at 11am EST Day 3: Pricing 101 (Key #3) Wednesday, June 16 at 11am EST Day 4: Stakeholder Conversations (Key #4) Thursday, June 17 at 11am EST Day 5: Putting into Practice your Full Set of Keys  Friday, June 18 at 11am EST  Register Now: bizpeace.com Rate, Share & Inspire Other Young Millionaires-in-the-Making  Thanks for tuning into the Young Money Podcast - the advice show for young millionaires-in-the-making! If you enjoyed this week's episode, head over to Apple Podcasts and leave us a rating and review. Visit our website to learn how easy it is to leave a review on Apple Podcasts. Don't forget to share your favorite episodes on social media!  Follow the Young Money Podcast on iTunes so you never miss an episode and reach out to us on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, our LinkedIn Company Page, or by visiting our website.

We all need God’s word, and we need it desperately––this is why Jesse and Leah Roberts embarked on EveryPsalm. Jesse and Leah are parents, pastors, and musicians living in Kansas City, MO. They began their EveryPsalm project on January 1, 2020, after years of talking about the idea. They explain, “EveryPsalm is a three-year long musical journey consisting of simple, meditative songs based on the psalms. Starting with Psalm 1 and ending at Psalm 150.” Each song is based on a psalm, and almost all of their lyrics are taken word-for-word from the Bible. Their goal with this project is to help their listeners interact with Scripture in new ways and to make God’s Word applicable to any circumstances people might face. In this episode, Jesse and Leah talk with Dru Johnson about their project thus far (they're up to Psalm 75) and their goals for the rest of the songs to come. They discuss the songwriting process and how putting Scripture to music aids memorization and deeper engagement. You can check out their Youtube channel to listen to every song of the EveryPsalm project along with their other free music. You can also check out their website for more information and to subscribe to their weekly song release. Show notes: 0:00 How Jesse and Leah use the Psalms to write songs 6:39 How they pick their tone for each piece 10:02 What they’ve learned about the Psalms as they’ve worked through them 11:40 The role of lament 16:07 How they safely interpret each Psalm 22:10 Putting words to music 26:50 How they avoid “telling others how to feel" Show notes by Serena Tuomi. The music featured in this episode were used with permission from Poor Bishop Hooper. The audio clips are from "Psalm 7," "Psalm 13," "Psalm 16," and "Psalm 40."

Are you thinking about changing careers?  He went to chiropractic school, studying medical science for years. Then, he opened his own business, running a chiropractic clinic. Most people at that point would coast for the rest of their life. Stay in their comfort zone and enjoy the “nice income” of a chiropractor, and chill till retirement.  That’s the conventional plan for most chiropractors. You can’t blame them. After devoting so much time, energy, and finances to a career like chiropractic care, who wants to start over in a new field? Jesse Chappus, that’s who.  Jesse is an “outside the box” thinker. After only four and a half years working as a chiropractor, he knew that he had not yet found his ultimate career path. His passion for health and wellness was evident to his patients, yet Jesse wanted to somehow help more people in a way that felt better aligned with his personality and skills.   While his chiropractic business steadily grew, Jesse enjoyed listening to podcasts. What he didn’t realize is that seeds of destiny were being planted every time he hit play.  This episode is fantastic for budding entrepreneurs in the health and wellness space. Or people not yet in the health and wellness space wanting to pivot their career in this direction.  Listen in as Jesse shares how he made the dramatic career change from chiropractor to full-time podcaster. You get the full story - no sugar coating: the financial “tightness” at the beginning, his transition, and how Jesse grew his Ultimate Health Podcast over time to be one of the most listened to health and wellness shows on the internet.  As a lifelong learner, Jesse continuously researches the most current information on nutrition and natural health.  In this episode, our host Wade Lightheart also gets Jesse to share some of his perspectives on health and wellness. Jesse is a former long-distance runner and cyclist who now enjoys focusing on shorter, more purposeful exercises to accommodate his current lifestyle as a busy dad.   In this podcast, we cover: How Jesse shifted from chiropractor to podcaster The structure and goals of The Ultimate Health Podcast business Some of the “extreme” health programs Jesse has experimented with and what he learned  Why Jesse is a big fan of kettlebells for exercise Jesse’s current diet and his history of eating plans  Some biohacks and technologies Jesse enjoys using Why Jesse likes the Oura Ring (link below) Why red light therapy is one of his favorite biohacks  Why Jesse kept referring to “getting back to the basics” of health How does it feel to do what you love for a living? What are the mental health benefits? Jesse said: “It’s huge for me. I get to learn about what I would be learning about anyways (as a chiropractor.) I prepare for interviews intensely, going really in-depth with my questions. I interview a lot of authors in the health and wellness space. I soak up their books. Then I have these incredible conversations where I pick people’s brains, and I get to continue to learn. That is so phenomenal.    Everything is so aligned with what I do. It’s hard to put into words. I get to learn and make money doing something I love. Plus, I get to help people at the same time! I am so grateful for this.  It was just something that came together organically. Me and my wife doing what we were passionate about as a career. All I can say is just ‘gratitude.’ Even the way we make revenue with our business is just beautiful. We’re sharing products that we use and love. That’s how we generally make money is through sponsorships and affiliate links. We help people and make money doing that. It’s a win-win-win-win all around. I’m very grateful!”  Testing the Extremes and Coming Back to the Middle Wade is a big believer in pushing the limits for a short period of time for learning purposes but then pulling back to the center to regain equilibrium. Wade asks Jesse, “What are some of the extreme things you’ve done in experimentation that taught you a lesson, and then you pulled back from the adventure or the dysfunction or the breakdown and centered back in the middle?  Jesse: “I mentioned earlier about diet. I’ve experimented with diets across the board - from raw food to keto. And then I’ve come back to the middle. That’s where I am now. Again, it’s not sexy to talk about, but I like eating organic, whole foods. I’m just eating clean foods all the time. It’s a default. There’s no choice in the matter for me.  “We talked before about having too much on my plate when I was building the show with my wife. I was working all day and even between patients working on the show and then coming home at night and pushing it till maybe 11 pm working on the podcast. Then, waking up and doing it all over again. On the weekends, I was doing most of the traveling to meet my girlfriend (now my wife.) I was redlining - pushing real hard..  Now, I can look back at that time and see the importance of balance. Now I'm lucky enough to be in a position where I can say “no” to many things and go all-in on the show. I’m so big on focusing on what you do well, what you love to do. I've been an advocate of that for years. I’m a big fan of focus. If I had to pick one word in business that I would stand behind, it’s focus.” Jesse Chappus' inspiring story provides hope for those feeling like something is missing in their career. Wade describes it like “your music is missing a bass guitar.” Do you feel like something isn’t quite right with your career or life? If you’re seeking to enter the health and wellness space, be sure to tune in to this episode. Successful podcasters in the health and wellness space like Jesse are some of the happiest people you will ever meet.  Whatever new career path you want to take - go for it! But listen to what Jesse has to say first!  Episode Resources: Ultimate Health Podcast website Ultimate Health Podcast on Instagram Ultimate Health Podcast on Facebook Ultimate Health Podcast on YouTube UHP Interview with Matthew McConaughey Oura Ring Berkey Shower Filter

00:00:25 How Jesse has redefined ‘value investing’ for himself?00:04:20 How momentum and trend investing has become so strong? Are contrarian investors able to tae advantage of the short cycles?00:07:43 Is the ‘Fed put’ real? Can we slowly depreciate out of the current mania?00:12:01 Are inflation expectations really rising? Is asset allocation broken?00:28:10 Is energy a good investment short term / long term?00:31:52 How Jesse deals with finding a catalyst for his investments?00:37:12 Jesse’s take on crypto currencies? Will a crypto mania create real economic growth?00:47:13 How does the financial industry cope with the enormous amount of disruption? Have hedge funds outsourced their thinking to algorithms?00:59:30 How humans will have to adopt to increasing complexity to stay ahead of AI in the financial industry?01:01:32 Are ‘Hedge Funds’ still able to build ‘money machines’?01:08:32 Will the dollar as the reserve currency survive the next 20 years? You may watch this episode in Youtube – #83 Jesse Felder (The state of the US economic malaise). Jesse Felder publishes the The Felder Report and also hosts and produces the Superinvestors and the Art of Worldly Wisdom podcast. Big Thanks to our Sponsors! ExpressVPN – Claim back your Internet privacy for less than $10 a month! Mighty Travels Premium – incredible airfare and hotel deals – so everyone can afford to fly Business Class and book 5 Star Hotels! Sign up for free! Divvy – get business credit without a personal guarantee and 21st century spend management plus earn 7x rewards on restaurants & more. Get started for free! Brex – get a business account, a credit card, spend management & convertible rewards for every dollar you spend. Plus now earn $250 just for signing up (Terms & Conditions apply).

Standing out when tons of other companies offer similar products is a challenge. But in this day and age, it pays to be creative. And it pays to be different. Today, we have a very unique guest, Jesse Cole is the owner of the baseball team, Savannah Bananas. And I believe he has the blueprint for businesses to stand out and separate themselves from the crowd. When different is better than better, you want to make sure you are highlighting what makes you YOU.  Get to know this passionate entrepreneur and learn what it takes for your startup to stand out.   We’ll talk about: How Jesse is changing baseball through differentiation [01:12] Constraints force creativity, but you learn by doing [05:19] Own the problems [08:37] Create Noise [09:26] The 3 Loves [09:55] Why do you do what you do [10:53] The blueprint for becoming the ONLY [08:10] Different is better than better [14:01] Why you should create the ‘Wow’ factor [19:41] Make sure you develop raving fans [17:01] Focus on what you can control [24:43] What else Jesse is thinking about next [26:58] You have to keep pushing forward & do new things [29:40] Set aside time to think about the future [30:45] The one thing Jesse recommends [33:24]   Resource Links: Brett Trainor Website (https://bretttrainor.com/) Download The Growth Readiness Checklist (https://bretttrainor.com/resources/) The Miracle Morning: The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8AM) (https://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Morning-Not-So-Obvious-Guaranteed-Transform/dp/0979019710) The Savannah Bananas Website (https://thesavannahbananas.com/)   About Our Guest: Jesse Cole owns the baseball team, Savannah Bananas, which has currently sold out 32 straight games and has a waitlist in the thousands for tickets. Jesse is also the author of "Find Your Yellow Tux - How to Be Successful by Standing Out,” and the host of the Business Done Differently Podcast. Jesse believes to be successful you need to Stand Out and Be Different. He is passionate about creating attention, loving your customers more than your product, and loving your employees more than your customers. Get in touch with Jesse through his LinkedIn.   If you liked this episode, please don’t forget to tune in, subscribe, and share this podcast.  Connect with B2B Founder:  Subscribe on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCySoKsETeKxu-Fnf2VfE7Gg/

“Technology is wonderful, but at the end of the day, we really just want it to get out of the way, give us what we need and a wonderful productive work experience.” Westland Real Estate Group CIO, Jesse Nowlin, has been passionately involved in IT since he was fixing computers at fifteen years of age. Jesse's built networks and managed systems all over the world, including for the Israel Defense Forces. He oversees technology for over 500 employees in 100 locations at Westland Real Estate and has managed to keep the business on the cutting edge of digital transformation while also founding tabGeeks - a content network for people who work in IT. Highlights: Jesse describes what it was like to set up the workforce for remote working when no one had ever done so before. He emphasizes how having Google Workspace helped them thrive. Jesse shares real-world business problems Google Workspace helped him solve - like going from 27 servers down to 6! Alternatives business communication and collaboration services and how Jesse chose Google Workspace. Jesse points to the incredible growth in the collaborative tech sector that occurred during lockdown as a foreshadowing of the incredible cloud computing developments that are yet to come, especially in Google Workspace. How Google Workspace and the shift toward remote working affected IT professionals, and how he’s now brought into every major company decision due to the fact that everything relies on technology. Jesse talks about the benefits of going slow and tackling one problem at a time can help win buy-in and adoption of new technologies. Context-aware technology and how we’re already seeing its potential to provide what you need, when you need it, without having to ask. How Jesse’s creating an IT content network to pull together the explosion of publications connecting people in the IT community. Jesse opens his Google Workspace toolkit and shares some of his favourite tips, tricks and add-ons and MUCH MORE! Links: Show Notes Westland Real Estate Group Jesse Nowlin on LinkedIn Jesse Nowlin on Twitter Jesse Nowlin on Clubhouse Google Workspace Recap Podcast Supporting IT Support Podcast Tabgeeks MacAdmins Community The Great Suspender Chrome extension's fall from grace Loom Calendly Google Workspace Marketplace Google Tasks for iPhone Google Apps Manager (GAM) Google Workspace for Education announcement Christian Newman on LinkedIn Google Workspacers Podcast

Questions and conversation. They are powerful tools to bring clarity and inspire action. Perhaps nobody knows this better than those of us whose job it is to ask questions of experts across our industry to bring understanding to a global audience. Today I am so please to be sitting down for a conversation with one such person. He is the host of The Coffee Podcast, Jesse Hartman!   The Coffee Podcast has been a passion project for Jesse for 6 years now since its initial founding in 2015 with his best friend Wes. From a budding coffee nerd to an accomplish coffee professional managing and opening several shops, Jesse's growth in coffee inspired him to start the show to deliver the same coffee conversations that transformed him to the greater world to bringing clarity on a wide range of topics and inspiring action toward positive change.    Today we get to hear about both Jesse's and the Coffee podcast's development over the years and the critical insights and lessons that have been gleaned from conversations with some of our industries foremost coffee experts.    We cover: The romance of coffee vs the reality Bringing consumers into the fold The early years of TCP  Learning through embarrassing mistakes How Jesse choses formats and topics for the show Sustainability, Conversation, and action Future of coffee Advice for retailers who want to effectively represent value chain   Related Episodes to listen to next: 265 : Gaining Clarity on Transparency w/ Jonas Lorenz of The Pledge 072: Taking an Origin Trip w/ Kim Elena-Ionescu : How to go to origin in a mutual beneficial way 060 : Serving the Coffee Plant w/ Hanna Neuschwander, World Coffee Research 020 Joe Marrocco : Transparency, Origin Knowledge,and Your Shop : How to approach and apply coffee origin information to enhance, not detract, from the cafe experience 140 : A conversation w/ Erika Vonie, Director of Coffee at Trade Coffee 237 : Thoughts on Post -COVID Coffee     Visit our sponsors! www.prima-coffee.com/keys www.pacficfoodservice.com www.coffeefest.com  

Jesse Draper is a mother of 2 boys, founding partner of Halogen Ventures as well as creator and host of Emmy nominated television series, The Valley Girl Show. Jesse is a 4th generation venture capitalist focused on early stage investing in consumer technology companies led by female and co-ed teams. Among her 55 portfolio companies are the Skimm, Glamsquad, Carbon38, HopSkipDrive, The Flex Company, Eloquii (recently sold to Walmart) and This is L (sold to P&G). She stars on SET's television series Meet the Draper's, currently in it's second season. Jesse was listed by Marie Claire magazine as one of the ‘50 Most Connected Women in America’. She has been a contributor to Marie Claire, Mashable, Forbes, and is a regular investor and tech personality on shows including TLC’s Girl Starter, The Katie Couric Show, Fox’s Good Day LA, CNBC’s Who Wants to Be the Next Millionaire Inventor? & Freeform’s Startup U. She proudly sits on the board of directors of Blue Fever, Carbon38, Preemadonna (creator of the Nailbot) and the non-profit board Bizworld and Project Glimmer. Jesse supports the Parkinson’s Institute and is very involved with growing UCLA’s female entrepreneurship community. Some of the Topics Covered by Jesse Draper in this Episode What Halogen Ventures is doing today Jesse's unique journey from Nickelodeon actor to venture capital Jesse's tech talk show (The Valley Girl Show) and her initiative to interview 50% women in tech The imposter syndrome that comes with being a female in VC and how to overcome it How Jesse approached identifying the right LPs and raising her first fund How raising her first fund differed from her second Jesse's advice for first time fundraisers How Halogen is supporting their founders How to leverage media for consumer companies Jesse's outlook on relationship building and prioritization How Jesse and Halogen evaluate early stage founders Jesse's investment in Toucan and how she views the future of work and learning What industries Jesse recommends investing in now Sign up for The Grind, for actionable insights and stories from successful entrepreneurs delivered to your inbox once per week: https://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ Listen to all episodes of the Just Go Grind Podcast: https://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ Follow Justin Gordon on Twitter: https://twitter.com/justingordon212 Follow Justin Gordon on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justingordon8/

Subscribe to How To Trade ItThis episode kicks off a new type of episode where I’m going to talk about the life of trading legends. I’ll talk about their history, share some research, and study some of their trading techniques. What can we learn from their life? How can we apply it to our lives and trading?In this first edition, we’re going to look at the life of the famed Jesse Livermore. Where did he get his start? How did he find success? How can we learn from his life? Don’t miss this episode of How To Trade It!You’ll want to hear this episode if you are interested in...[0:38] The trading legend series: Jesse Livermore[2:06] How Jesse Livermore got started trading[16:32] Lessons that Jesse learned[23:22] The techniques that are credited to Jesse[25:02] How Jesse’s story ended[27:22] A challenge to my listenersResources & People MentionedJesse LivermorePaineWebber & Co.Connect With Casey StubbsWebsite: https://caseystubbs.comYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/TradingStrategyGuidesYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/caseystubbsTwitter:  https://www.twitter.com/caseystubbsFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/TradingStrategyGuidesLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/caseystubbsSubscribe to How To Trade ItSupport the show (https://caseystubbs.com)

This is the Level Up Your Basketball Podcast hosted by Evan Conti & Jesse Winter. In this fifteenth episode with Tom Pecora Tim Burns (George Mason University Final 4 Team Member, Lead Trainer for Pro Hoops NYC NBA Pre-Draft) on to discuss: How Jesse & Tim met, him shadowing Jay Hernandez & Ross Burns, him as a player at George Mason University as a D1 Player, his college career, making the NCAA Tournament & the run to The Final Four, transitioning to becoming a trainer for NBA players, NBA Pre-Draft Process, skill enhancement, working with agents on player potential & so much more. This episode is not to be missed! Follow: Instagram  @epconti21 @winterfresh12 @levelupyourbballpod @levelup_li @dbpodcasts Twitter  @levelupbballpod @levelup_li @dbpodcasts Contact www.LevelUpLI.com Produced by DBPodcasts.com Sponsored by:  Sharestates Sharestates has funded over $2.5 billion in real estate deals, and if you're a real estate developer in need of funding, Sharestates can partner with you on your next project. They fund every property type: residential, multifamily, mixed-use, commercial and land across different stages of development from ground-up construction, fix-and-flip projects, heavy rehab, refinancing, and more. To learn more, visit  invest.sharestates.com/levelup Rockwell Developers, building your luxury dream house in Long Island. Don’t believe me, just check out their instagram @RockwellDevelopers or visit RockwellDevelopers.com.

Take a moment and imagine yourself in 5 years, where do you see yourself, do you see yourself as successful? We want to help get you there! That is why today we are talking a lot about how leveraging your passions and mindset can unlock every door you need to get where you want to go and beyond! Our guest today has a lot to say about the power of niching down your audience to create the longest-lasting impact you could possibly have. Jesse Smith is an established dancer, recording artist, speaker, and owner of My Creative District. He has danced with artists like Justin Timberlake, Rhianna, Mario, and more. Since then he has been using his talents to perform and speak all over the world on stages in front of over 100,000 people. Jesse now helps creatives create thriving businesses through their passion with his company My Creative District.  Listen in as we discuss how Jesse got his start in the entertainment industry and how he had to push through the mindset that his “big break” was around the corner. Hear how Jesse realized that mindset is everything and how he went from dreading his next venture to find the reason and passion he began his journey in the first place.  You’ll learn about changing your mindset when it comes to success, realizing that we were not made to impact everyone, and how niching down your audience is one of the best things you can do to keep your focus on the people that matter. Jesse has an honest conversation about humbling himself and realizing the actual audience that he had a passion for which led to the birth of My Creative District.  Bring your focus back to why you started your business or platform in the first place and think about how you can bring the best and the most value to that audience. You may find that audience accelerates you faster than ever before.  For more information or to connect with Jesse check out the links below!  Here’s what we cover: How Jesse broke through a cut-throat industry Realizing the myth of your “big break” Changing your mindset when it comes to success What you can learn from entertainers when it comes to competition How to fight the mindset of “Not doing enough”  Understanding that we are not made to impact everyone How to prevent burn out  Why niching down is a fight against your ego How Jesse built his speaking platform Creating a real connection with people to expand your impact The importance of building relationships with your speakers Being realistic on creating your first event Creating a great experience for both speakers and the audience   And much more!     LINKS: Connect with Jesse: Website: www.worldwidedancechallenge.com Email: esse@jessepaulsmith Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jessepaulsmith/ Twitter: @jessepaulsmith Insta: @jessepaulsmith LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessepaulsmith/ Company: My Creative District   Connect with Blair: blair@advanceyourreach.com    Connect with us: Facebook: www.facebook.com/advanceyourreach Website: advanceyourreach.com stageagency@advanceyourreach.com Email​: info@insidethegreenroompodcast.com Book Speakers for your next event! We are the only agency where you can book free and paid speakers, no bureau commissions!  Learn More https://elitespeakersagency.com   Influential Speakers in Jesse’s life:  John Maxwell Paul Martinelli   Episode Minute By Minute: 0:27 Meet Jesse 1:52 How Jesse got started in the entertainment industry  6:49 Stay hungry: your next gig isn’t always your next be break 12:20 How to fight off imposter syndrome  16:10 The advice that Jesse got when he was at rock bottom 19:39 When Jesse left the music industry 28:00 The reaction when Jesse first shared his story 29:10 When Jesse got his first paycheck from speaking 32:49 The one question every speaker should be able to answer 34:41 Tips for leveraging social media 40:01 What Jesse learned from running his first virtual event 48:52 The speakers that have impacted Jesse the most 52:25 Closing thoughts   More About Jesse: Jesse is an established dancer, recording artist, and entrepreneur.  Getting his start in the entertainment world when he moved to L.A. in 2005as a dancer with McDonald Selznick Associates.  There he got an opportunity to work with artists like Justin Timberlake, Rhianna, Mario, and more.  Since then he has been using his talents to perform and speak all over the world on stages in front of over 100,000people in his career.  Now Jesse continues to help creatives turn their passion into a thriving business that can make a positive impact on the world through his business My Creative District.  Through My Creative District, Jesse co-founded WorldWideDance Challenge – An online dance Show/Competition where they bring dancers from around the world and all different styles to compete head to head live online in front of a live audience for a chance to be named the worlds best.

Jesse Singal is a contributing writer at New York and the former editor of the magazine’s Science of Us online vertical, as well as the cohost of the podcast Blocked and Reported. His work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Slate, The Boston Globe, The Daily Beast, and other publications. He was a Bosch Fellow in Berlin and holds a master’s degree from Princeton University’s School of Public and International Affairs. His book The Quick Fix: Why Fad Psychology Can't Cure Our Social Ills will be published in April. Topics [1:45] How Jesse caught on to the issue of junk science [5:18] What is "fad psychology"? [10:30] Jesse’s critique of mindset interventions [19:03] The challenges that scientists face [20:10] Why do we hold scientists to a higher standard than self-help gurus? [24:46] How valid is the Implicit Association Test (IAT)? [29:00] Jesse’s thoughts on implicit bias [31:39] Jesse and Scott discuss Angela Duckworth’s research on grit [40:34] What does it mean to be living in the “age of fracture”? [42:05] How Jesse responds to those who claim to benefit from non-scientifically validated self-help interventions [45:16] Jesse’s thoughts on the science of self-esteem [50:00] Jesse and Scott discuss monocausal vs multicausal accounts of human behavior Links and Resources Jesse Singal's book --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-psychology-podcast/support

This week we’re getting into the objective competency triad as we wrap up our series exploring the harmonic groups. — (5:32) What makes a competency type competent? — (10:20) 3s needing parameters to gauge performance — (13:12) Nancy’s swirl as a Bermuda 3 from lack of parameters — (16:40) How Jesse got into university without a high school degree with 5 off-the-grid competency — (23:56) What are the competency types giving up if they indulged in positive or reactive stances? — (36:34) What gets a rise out of Jesse? — (40:08) How have our competency types been led astray by seeking competency? — (45:06) How does the forward progress of competency manifest in 5s? — (53:13) How forward progress competency manifests in type 1 — (55:50) The over-assumption that all 3 competency types are making — (1:06:34) How competency shows up romantically — (1:19:29) How reactive types frame their romances

My guest today is Jesse Pujji, the Founder & CEO of Gateway X, a holding company that builds, buys, and invests in companies that are driving the direct-to-consumer landscape. Prior to Gateway X, Jesse was the CEO and co-founder of Ampush, a performance marketing business helping power customer acquisition across some of the world's biggest brands. Jesse is my go-to person for all things performance marketing and customer acquisition, so we decided to record this episode to bring his incredible lessons to a wider audience. It also dovetails nicely into the series of episodes we are making called Primers, where we take our audience from a 0 to a 7 on just about any topic. In this Primer with Jesse, we dive into how revenue mechanics affect ad campaigns, why long sales funnels often offer the greatest opportunities for differentiation, and the various channels and strategies available for performance marketing. I hope you enjoy my conversation with Jesse Pujji.   For the full show notes, transcript, and links to mentioned content, check out the episode page here. ----- This episode is brought to you by Vanta. Vanta has built software that makes it easier to get and maintain your SOC 2 report at a fraction of the typical cost. Founder’s Field Guide listeners can redeem a $1k off coupon at vanta.com/patrick. ----- This episode is brought to you by LinkedIn Jobs. With LinkedIn, you get access to an active community of professionals with more than 722 million members worldwide. LinkedIn is the easiest place in the world to post a job and message qualified candidates. Getting started is easier than ever, and now you can do this all from your mobile device.   When your business is ready to make that next hire, find the right person with LinkedIn Jobs. And now, you can post a job for free. Just visit linkedin.com/fieldguide to post a job for free. Terms and conditions apply. ----- Founder's Field Guide is a property of Colossus, Inc. For more episodes of Founder's Field Guide, visit joincolossus.com/episodes.   Stay up to date on all our podcasts by signing up to Colossus Weekly, our quick dive every Sunday highlighting the top business and investing concepts from our podcasts and the best of what we read that week. Sign up here.   Follow us on Twitter: @patrick_oshag | @JoinColossus   Show Notes [00:03:58] - [First question] - Overview of Jesse’s career and starting Ampush [00:12:11] - Red Ventures [00:13:11] - The four components of performance marketing [00:17:47] - Time and other variables in between impressions and revenue events [00:23:12] - Understanding the dimensions of a business and their offering [00:25:32] - Common misunderstandings businesses have about their marketing [00:27:17] - Major changes in the Facebook and Google digital marketing ecosystems [00:29:27] - Direct response marketing vs brand marketing[00:35:08] - The importance and impact of effective messaging [00:37:28] - The differences between good and bad conversions [00:40:56] - Does alpha still exist, is it worth looking for, and does beta have a place [00:43:25] - Fundamentals of a high performing marketing organization [00:50:04] - Attention aggregators of marketing agencies[00:50:18] - Nerdwallet - Thumbtack  [00:51:22] - Product channel fit [00:52:11] - PebblePost[00:53:58] - Lessons learned from working with Uber [00:55:42] - Retention marketing [00:57:31] - Upcoming frontiers of performance marketing [01:01:15] - Overview of Nerdwallet [01:03:36] - How Jesse’s time at Ampush has shaped his investment lens[01:07:20] - Lessons from bootstrapping a business vs venture capital funding [01:17:05] - The entrepreneurial execution loop and operating cadence  [01:29:20] - Kindest thing anyone has ever done for him

Jesse Frost is the Co-Owner of Rough Draft Farmstead in central Kentucky and host of the No-Till Market Garden Podcast. Jesse’s rich background in researching and experimenting with no-till practices lead to his first book, “The Living Soil Handbook: The No-Till Grower’s Guide to Ecological Market Gardening,” which will be published this summer. Throughout their conversation John and Jesse discuss: How Jesse got his start as a farmer and how a mission to uncover regenerative techniques lead to a promising career in market gardening. The economic opportunities surrounding market gardening, including the positive impact of collaboration and Jesse’s thoughts on land ownership. The best way to strategize and implement a direct-to-consumers business model. Two management styles that work for no-till growers on a smaller scale: Jesse’s thought on the basic cover crop model and the deep compost mulch system An overview of the four different types of compost: inoculating compost, fertilizing compost, nutritional compost, and mulching compost. The current state of the average farmer’s psyche and the power of relationships and community building. Jesse’s current intercropping practices and how they are implemented for pest and disease control. Pre-order Jesse’s book here: https://www.notillgrowers.com/livingsoilhandbook/d9z5gkf1bbnhu0w5xxb3trngiqhwgo Check out “The No-Till Organic Vegetable Farm: Human-Scale Methods for Intensive Commercial Production and Ecological Health” by Daniel Mays here: https://www.frithfarm.net/book.html  

Topics Covered Include: Learn how Jesse was able to hone in to Multifamily to start making progress Why having the right network can help guide you to success How Jesse was able to overcome his limiting beliefs   Jesse’s Bio:   Jesse is the Director of Operations at a cardiovascular imaging center in Denver, Colorado, providing medical care for rural communities who would otherwise be hard pressed to access the healthcare they need. In 2018, he got involved in passive fix and flip investing, getting his feet wet in transactional real estate.   In December of 2019, he joined Jake and Gino and made the leap into multifamily. Working in Colorado Springs and Tucson, Arizona primarily, he has placed his efforts on building up networks and making offers on deals in those markets. In December of 2020, he closed on his first multifamily deal, a 24 unit in Tucson. After a few months of repositioning and getting a taste of what asset management is like, he and his teams are about to get back into acquisition mode and begin to scale up.

Learn about REAL Success at https://www.bradlea.com/realsuccess Jesse Itzler only eats fruit 'til noon, loves Run-D.M.C., and enjoys living life "out of the box." In fact, he doesn't even have a box. The author of the New York Times bestseller, Living with a Seal, co-founded Marquis Jet, the world's largest private jet card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets.    In this episode, Brad and Jesse break it down surrounding one’s drive, persistence, relationship with self and how important your attention to wellness is. Listen in for several bombs dropped!   00:00 Intro 01:49 Jesse’s running game 03:52 How can someone emulate Jesse’s drive 07:50 Bomb One: Find the balance to be happy 10:26 If you do not follow Jesse do it now! @jesseitzler 17:16 Jesse’s first demo was his voicemail 20:17 Bomb Two: We are all one referral, introduction, and relationship away from our lives changing 23:36 Get Jesse’s books including “Living with a Seal” 24:00 Billion Dollar Show Idea: “Surviving Itzler” 30:41 Jesse is 300 years old according to his capacity 32:00 Lagging and Leading Indicators 34:40 Goal Setting 35:07 Bomb Three: “More isn’t better, better is better.” - Jesse Itzler 39:00 What Jesse does every year 40:08 Bomb Four: What is the ONE really big goal for the year associates with business, wellness, family, and personal - the four main buckets 40:56 What is Jesse’s BIG ASS CALENDAR CLUB? 42:26 Bomb Five: Learn how to schedule your life before your work 46:50 Bomb Six: “You don’t understand your relationship with time unless you understand the guarantees.” - Jesse Itzler 47:30 Bomb Seven: Do you know what you even want the money you’re working for, for? 48:30 Bomb Eight: Money should be used as a tool and not to impress people 53:52 The importance of your LIFE RESUME 56:22 The Three C’s : Compliment, Congratulate, and Console 58:16 Bomb Nine: The three c’s allow you to build a relationship which ultimately HELPS you 01:01:00 Take Brad and Jesse’s advice 01:02:49 How Jesse met Sarah 01:07:57 The book that Jesse recommends : Fit for Life, A New Beginning 01:11:04 The only way you get in touch with your intuition is having your alone time 01:14:00 Fear of Failure

In the sixth edition of the Inside JABA Series, I'm joined by Inside JABA regulars Drs. Linda LeBlanc and Claire St. Peter, as well as Dr. Jesse Dallery, to talk about the paper he and his colleagues published in the latest issue of the Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. This paper fits nicely in JABA's ongoing series on Public Health and Telehealth, and is a great example of the potential for Behavior Analysis to be used for so much more than the type of work many BCBAs are doing currently. As Linda states during the show, "public health is all around us," and that public health challenges, at the end of the day, are behavioral in nature. As an aside, if you're not currently subscribed to JABA, you can do so here.  Here are some of the topics we discussed: The current scope of cigarette smoking in the United States. How cigarette smoking occurs disproportionately in individuals of lower socio-economic status. Previous research in the contingency management (CM) of cigarette smoking. The logistical challenges of previous work in CM. How Jesse and his research team addressed these challenges in the current study by developing a mobile system of carbon monoxide sampling. The relationship between the literatures of CM and Delay Discounting, and more generally, Behavioral Economics (I couldn't' help myself from butting in and asking a few questions about this). Here are the links to papers, podcasts, apps, and other resources we talked about: mMotiv8: A smartphone-based contingency management intervention to promote smoking cessation. Dallery, Stinson, Bolivar, Modave, Salloum, Mendoza Viamontes, and Rohilla (2020). Quitbet (smoking cessation app). Smokefree.gov (smoking cessation resources from the US Federal Government). Jesse's homepage at the University of Florida. Previous episodes discussing Behavioral Economics: Session 11 (Dr. Erin Rasmussen), Session 17 & Session 113 (Dr. Derek Reed), and Session 99 (Dr. David Cox). New Evidence That Cigarette Smoking Remains the Most Important Health Hazard (Schroeder, 2013). As with previous Inside JABA Series Podcasts, this one is eligible for BACB approved Continuing Education, click here to learn more! While we're on the topic of CEUs, allow me to suggest subscribing to the Behavioral Observations' Patreon page, where enrolled patrons get access to discounts in the BOP CEU store, as well as other purveyors of behavior analytic training. To learn more, head over to patreon.com/behavioralobservations!

Jackson and Jesse have created an amazing Real Estate Business by leveraging YouTube videos that now generate 50+ high quality real estate leads every single day. In this GSD Mode Podcast Interview, Jackson & Jesse break down the most important elements of what it takes to grow your Real Estate Business with YouTube as well as the things you must avoid doing. They have now expanded their Real Estate Team into multiple states and continue to prove and replicate this process.     00:00 - Introduction   5:00 - Being able to relocate and continue growing their business   7:00 - Do you think you’d still be in Portland if there wasn’t a national pandemic and riots going on?   10:50 - The power that YouTube can create within your real estate business   17:00 - Joshua explains how the YouTube algorithm has changed   22:00 - Mistakes people make when posting to YouTube   28:20 - Changing thumbnails and how much that impacted Joshua’s channel   33:00 - How do you discover how to create and title videos?   39:00 - The R&A (Rip Off & Duplicate) Method for titling videos   46:00 - The onboarding process they teach their clients   50:30 - How Jesse and Jackson have been able to generate repeat business with high quality leads   52:10 - Does YouTube push your video more if you have monetization tuned on vs. turned off?   54:30 - How do you use YouTube live?   1:00:30 - Engagement and how to get others to engage   1:08:00 - How long does it take to create a video and how long until you start seeing momentum on your channel?   1:15:00 - Where to learn more about Jesse and Jackson   1:18:00 - Overdeliver and under promise       Jackson & Jesse’s 1st GSD Mode Podcast Interview: youtube.com/watch?v=D4D9y3zafMU     Connect with Jackson Wilkey and Jesse Dau:     jackson@realagentnow.com     jesse@realagentnow.com     https://www.channeljunkies.com/     https://www.tubebuddy.com/channeljunkies    

On this episode, gravel bike racing in Morocco, saddle sores, Zima, and The Big Lonely. We’re talking with ultra-adventure cyclist Jesse Blough, racer, organizer of The Big Lonely and founder of the NWC Adventure Access Fund.Show Notes00:54 – Tapering off caffeine02:23 – The 1,037-mile Arkansas High Country Race04:05 – Bike and gear that he’ll be using (the “mullet” setup)05:32 – The balance between sleeping and riding06:45 – How Jesse got into cycling (it started with a broken back)07:50 – Hosting The Big Lonely (an unsupported bikepacking race)10:43 – Jesse’s training regimen12:55 – Going from racing to organizing races14:14 – Northwest Competitive Adventure16:35 – Advice for someone looking to enter The Big Lonely (or something similar)19:10 – What is the NWC Adventure Access Fund?22:10 – Fatherhood and encouraging a life of adventure23:28 – The process of having a bike custom-made in Germany (hint: start by riding 10,000 miles a year)27:28 – The Atlas Mountain Race in Morocco29:29 – What are the obstacles from preventing racing during the pandemic?34:55 – Making a documentary about The Big Lonely (to premier on bikepacking.com)34:45 – Gravel bike vs mountain bike for races like The Big Lonely37:43 – An ultramarathoner who lives (and trains!) on a yacht42:05 – TASTE TEST: Canned cocktails Part One – Moscow MulesMentioned in this EpisodeThe Arkansas High Country RaceThe Big LonelyNorthwest Competitive AdventureThe NWC Adventure Access FundAtlas Mountain RaceFollow @thegreatjesse and @northwestcompetitive on InstagramCutwater Spirits’ Whiskey Mule Pabst Blue Ribbon Ginger Whiskey Mule Thanks to Looney Bean Coffee for hosting us in their backyard in BendConnect with us!Like Almost There on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/almostthereadventurepodcast/Follow Almost There on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/almostthere_ap/ Send us a voice message! https://www.speakpipe.com/AlmostThereOur Co-hostsJason Fitzpatrick – IG: @themuirprojectSaveria Tilden – IG: @adventuruswomen  web: AdventurUsWomen.comJeff Hester – IG: @thesocalhiker  web: SoCalHiker.netTheme song by Opus Orange. Courtesy of Emoto Music. The Almost There Adventure Podcast is a celebration of outdoor activities both local and epic. Discussing the big topics and talking to adventurers, artists, legends and activists within the outdoor community.

You are your greatest asset. That's what Jesse Borcina, today's guest, describes when he explains the first steps to properly lead a team. Jesse's career began when he joined the Navy and decided to reach his full potential, which is why he founded his own company under the name Conscious Leadership Development, where he also serves as CEO. Sit back and listen to Jesse's advice for professional development.Highlights:The key to find something essentially greater than oneself. Jesse talks about his journey from military service to teaching leadership in his own business today, and how it changed his life for good. How Jesse feels about leadership. No matter how skilled you are, nothing is below you and you should always be ready to defend your team.Understanding the real lesson in caring that will change it all in your business. Jesse explains his small unit leadership technique that could make a difference in your workplace.That ability to step back and become an observer, especially for leaders. The importance of having a bird's eye view so you can analyze the big picture and focus on the next smart move.How to prevent your own default unconscious behaviors. Jesse's perspective on the highest level of responsibility you need to implement in your life, no matter what your spiritual beliefs are.You can learn more about Jesse on his InstagramCheck out our latest webinar and discover everything any entrepreneur needs to think about before starting their own business.Remember you can follow us on Instagram and Facebook.

Grief is complicated. For those who’ve dealt with loss and have felt the myriad of emotions accompanied by losing a loved one, those feelings are all too familiar. I sincerely hope my guest today offers a sense of solace on this subject and, hopefully, helps to reframe and alleviate some of the confusing and overwhelming thoughts surrounding death. Joining me on this episode is an empowering Speaker, Author, and Creator of ‘Zero Limits Coaching’, Jesse Brisendine! After experiencing a series of tremendous losses, Jesse had struggled for a long time to find joy within the life he used to know. It wasn’t until much later, after making the decision to honor his late friend, that he launched ‘The 1 Year 1000 Challenge’, which had him take on a thousand new things he’d never done before, by the year’s end. In conjunction with ‘Sunrise, Sunset Day’, these initiatives have spread globally and have given others the chance to move through grievances of their own.We’ll be discussing Jesse’s personal feelings around grief and loss, how these painful events shaped and influenced his purpose to help others, as well as Jesse’s advice on communicating within romantic and familial relationships. To hear more, tune in to Episode 21 of Uncover Your Magic! Some Questions I Ask:Could you talk a bit about your upbringing? (3:15)Do you feel you created the limiting beliefs you held surrounding your Mom’s divorce? (8:24)What was your relationship with your Father like? (9:25)Why do you think it took your Father so many years to give you closure? (14:55)When did you realize that you wanted to make a difference in the world? (17:41)Who were some of your mentors and inspirations growing up? (22:01)How did you meet Joyce Rojas? (25:02)What lessons can we learn from pain & How can we apply them to help others? (26:52)What were you doing for work while on your initial journey of self-discovery? (32:25)Do you feel that your experience with loss has helped you harness your own purpose of serving others? (33:01)What are your personal beliefs surrounding death? (36:48)What advice can you give to teenagers wanting to bring their mindsets to a healthier place, particularly now during quarantine? (43:55)Is there anything else you want to share with my listeners? (55:32)In This Episode You Will Learn:A brief background on Jesse Brisendine (2:02)One of the pivotal moments in Jesse’s childhood (4:20)The realization Jesse had after his Father’s passing (10:11)Why expectations act as a disservice to our relationships & The effects of talent dynamics between people (15:10)How Jesse’s reliance on alcohol throughout College forced him to be brutally honest with himself (19:18)The events that made Jesse realize the fragility of life (27:24)What led Jesse to launch his interpersonal journey (31:22)The physical and emotional aspects of loss (39:13)How Jesse pays tribute to his friend through an annual ‘Sunrise, Sunset Day’ (40:30)Why parents should foster a sense of community with their kids & Show them their opinions are valued (49:30)Let’s Connect!WebsiteFacebookInstagramConnect With Jesse Brisendine:WebsiteInstagramLinkedInTwitterFacebookYoutube ChannelResources:Podcast: ‘A Handful of Hope’ Host, Jesse BrisendinePodcast: ‘Healing From Loss’ Host, Jesse Brisendine See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On the show today we have boutique guitar amp maker, Jesse Hoff. He is the man behind the very popular and sought after Lazy J guitar amps. His amps have been used by guitarist such as Joe Bonamassa, Pete Townshend, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton and has won awards such as Guitar Amp of the Year over £1000 by Guitar Magazine, twice. It’s a killer amp and if you get a chance to try one I can highly recommend that you take the opportunity. It was great spending time with Jesse and really geek out about guitar amps and understanding more about the electronic side of it. So if you are into guitar amps, electronics, speakers, pedals and all that, I’m sure you will love this interview. In this interview, we spoke about: • How Jesse started Lazy J • The benefit of booster pedals and how they work in conjunction with the preamp • Different types of transformers and how they can affect the sound • The relationship between resistors, capacitors and tubes • Why you might want to use FX-loops • The effect speakers and capacitors have on the sound of your amp• If “recapping” an amp actually make a difference • The typical signal flow of a guitar amp • The up-and-coming LazyJ tequila and guitar pedals • Why you have to pay more attention to what you hear rather than read• The effect warmed-up tubes have on your amp And much moreCheck out Lazy J here: http://www.lazyjprojects.com/►► Join The Audio Tribe To Get Exclusive Access To Interviews, Private Q&A’s And Live Streams: https://www.youraudiosolutions.com/exclusive-accessMixing and Mastering - https://www.niclasjeppsson.com/

Jesse Horwitz is co-founder and co-CEO at Hubble, one of America’s fastest-growing direct-to-consumer e-commerce companies. Horwitz and co-founder Ben Cogan earned spots on Forbes’s 30 Under 30 list in 2016 and over the past two years have extended Hubble’s footprint around the world. Horwitz wrote and published Selling Naked, a how-to and guidance book on direct-to-consumer marketing. Horwitz is also co-founder at Mockingbird, a baby stroller brand, and BZR, a one-stop shop DTC platform, as well as a board member for Andie Swim, a fashion and apparel company. Horwitz is currently active in advising Resolved CX, a customer service platform for direct-to-consumer companies; AdCouncil, an online campaign to optimize voter registration for the 2020 election; and Humanity Forward, a non-profit dedicated toraising money for those devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Connect with Jesse Horwitz Hubble Facebook Instagram Twitter LinkedIn Some of the Topics Covered by Jesse Horwitz in this Episode How Jesse and his co-founder Ben Cogan started Hubble The benefit of working on friends' projects Deciding to go full-time with Hubble and raising their first seed round Defining roles and responsibilities with his co-founder Identifying a manufacturing partner Customer acquisition and marketing channels Fundraising and what Jesse would've done differently in that regard How the D2C market has changed in recent years Where Jesse sees opportunity in the D2C market How Jesse views competition and standing out as a brand How COVID has affected Jesse and the Hubble team How Jesse views his entrepreneurial journey Jesse's resource and book recommendations Writing his book, Selling Naked Ventures that have been "failures" for Jesse What Jesse does to recharge How Jesse structures his day Jesse's advice for entrepreneurs starting a D2C business Jesse's tips for networking Links from the Episode Harry's shave club Bridgewater Associates Mockingbird strollers Andie swimwear Cheers Black Wolf Jesse's book, Selling Naked Stratechery (Ben Thompson) Disney War by James B. Stewart

On scarcity in schools, committing to our edification, wealth as activism, and standing back to back as we heal. Jesse Johnson is a master sales and success coach, specializing in helping spiritual entrepreneurs build 7-figure businesses. An artist, activist, and educator, Jesse's career began with 12 years teaching math in NYC public schools. Frustrated by the limits of both bureaucracy and poverty, she founded her own personal development company and blew her own mind taking it to 7 figures in just 2 years. Jesse now teaches coaches, spiritual leaders, and healers to experience sales as a spiritual practice and match their income with their personal mastery - no compromise, no self-sacrifice, no mediocrity. Jesse’s experience of teaching in NYC public schools [0:45] How Jesse came to start her own business [10:19] Wealth as activism [14:03] Lifting others up from a place of alignment [19:07] What needs healing [21:48] Favourite view [23:32] Prayer [26:03] Money and liberation [28:02] Integrating physical identity with spiritual truth. Conversations about race [29:55] RESOURCES http://jessejohnsoncoaching.com/ Jesse's YouTube channel Mastering Sales eBook Kate LaBrosse This is Me, Bipolar-Free, Kate LaBrosse Erika Matos SriKala

Today we speak about meditation, facing fear, and reaching your dreams with Jesse Israel, the creator of The Big Quiet, a collective that hosts mass meditations at the most iconic places in the world! Jesse shares his growth story with us today, taking us right from his early childhood through moments of darkness and the role meditation played in all the amazing projects he built leading up to The Big Quiet. We hear about his early love for storytelling and his gift for leadership that got quelled by a disciplining event when he was still in school, leading to his first experiences of anxiety and self-doubt. He takes us through to being a student at New York University, starting a record label and managing a fledgling MGMT, and the massive strain he underwent around this time. This was the point in his life where he found meditation and he talks about how it led him to rediscover his gifts for leadership that were buried inside him for so long. Jesse sketches out the projects he started to create, all driven by his need for community – a mass bike club called The Cyclone and thereafter Med Club, a guided meditation event. We hear from Jesse how around this point he quit his record label business and the role that meditation played in helping him take the plunge and start afresh. This is an inspirational episode about the way meditation helps say yes in the face of doubt and fears so make sure not to miss it! Key Points From This Episode:Jesse’s childhood, relationship with his parents, and love for making animations.The beginning of Jesse’s struggle with mental health after getting in trouble at school.Therapy and Jesse’s transformation at school from a troublemaker to a prefect.How Jesse got into music, radio show hosting, and started a record label after going to NYU.The story of Jesse and his friends meeting MGMT and managing their early career.Mental health and body stress issues Jesse experienced at 23 due to life challenges.Jesse’s first panic attack and recourse he took at a time this was not spoken about.How Jesse began experimenting with meditation after learning about Buddhism from his dad.The meditation Jesse learned from Shambhala and how he later discovered Vedic meditation from Light.How Jesse began to face old fears and own his leadership after practicing Vedic meditation.All the students Light got through Jesse spreading the word about how meditation was helping him.Transitioning from tech and music into leadership, a side of Jesse he suppressed for long.Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:Jesse IsrealJesse Israel on InstagramThe Big QuietThe Big Quiet on InstagramMedi ClubThe CyclonesThe ShineNew York UniversityWNYUChris TabronWesleyan CollegeMGMTKidsTime To PretendOf MontrealColumbia RecordsCantora RecordsLollapalooza

Jesse had the pleasure of working on all levels of the advertising stack, from scaling large in-house SEO teams for both clients, and his own web properties, to personally overseeing the deployment of millions per month in paid ad spend (both in online DTC, international distribution and physical retail). Remotepreneur Insights Always Say ‘Yes’– In the beginning of growing your agency or company, you might need to hustle and take on as many deals as you can until you earn the privilege to turn clients away. Save Money – Once you start growing your companies you might need to hire teams of people to handle the work. You have to pay those people for their services. That’s why it’s important to save up. Keep it Simple – Stay true to your niche. If you want to do graphic design, do only that. If you want to do SEO, just stick to SEO. Don’t stray off because you might end up torn apart by all sides. Quotes “I ended up picking up from my personal network from people that I knew to do kind of growth work on it. I didn’t know what I was doing. I just needed to make money really fast to pay for the hotels I was staying at.” “I put a job offer for someone to help me with my agency. At the time, I just wanted somebody to help with content writing. I just needed some more content . I didn’t want to pay some one off services. So, I did that and it kicked off and did really well.” “I ended up making the company a lot smaller. I found employees that I let go. Letting people go for me was a sign of defeat. I didn’t want to let my team down. So, I made sure everyone had new jobs and prospects to go to that paid the same amount of money, more often with previous clients. I let clients that consume a lot of time go. I kinda started all over again, this new model of hiring writers, look for more firms and managing them.” “I think in the early days there is a lot of accepting deals that are potentially toxic because you need the money. It’s not until you got some cash in the bank, things are smooth that you’re comfortable to say no. There are so many people that are on a podcast, Youtube and stuff that are it’s ok to say no. When you’re not making money and you’re broke, you kinda have to say yes to everything. “ “The agency, for a lot of things, was like my own venture capital firm. I was like ‘Can I please have some money?’ and they would give me money. I would deploy it in terms of developing marketing or engineering resources. I take money from the agency and put it into my passion.” “First, save money. Make sure you have some cash because if you’re going to employ anyone, have the responsibility to back them when stuff doesn’t go your way. So, If you have to let employees go, you need to cover that.” “When you go from consulting to an agency, keep it simple. Do it well, keep it simple. Be the best in your class or category, whatever that is. I just do SEO and I’m the best at it. I just do link building and I’m the best at it.” Timestamps 06:30 – What made Jesse become a digital nomad 21:35 – Does Jesse’s agency run without him? 23:12 – Why did Jesse decide to move on from his agency and build a SaaS company y? 30:00 – How Jesse used money from one company into growing another 36:08 – When is a good time to pivot from one business to another 39:10 – How much money should you save before starting an agency 44:14 – Do you need to build a system? 48:00 – How to remove yourself from fulfillment? Resources Socials @jessetravels Book 4 Hour Work Week – Tim Ferris

Jesse Dittmar is a commercial portrait photographer based in Brooklyn who specializes in celebrities and other notable figures. Jesse had photographed celebrities like Tom Hanks, Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster, Sting, Charli D’Amelio, Tom Brady, George Takei, David Letterman, Uma Thurman and many many more. In this interview we chat about Jesses early start in photography, what he learned from assisting that he didnt in art school, and the transition to going out on his own and shooting for himself. In This Episode You'll Learn: When Jesse knew photography was going to be an important part of his life Struggles Jesse had with photography early on The magic of developing your own film What Jesse learned when going to art college Why Jesse started assisting other photographers after graduating Who books Jesse to take portraits of celebrities and notable figures How Jesse is able to connect with his subjects in an impossibly short amount of time The importance that music plays in Jesses life and in his photographs What kind of music Jesse plays when he photographs artists like Sting How Jesse approaches vision for his shoots when he just has minutes to grab the shot How much direction Jesse gives to his subjects The one thing Jesse needs from each shoot to consider it a success Why Jesse still shoots film and how he uses it to achieve a signature look Premium Members Also Learn: How to nail your client meetings What Jesse was surprised to learn after going out on his own and how he handled the stress What Jesse outsourced in his business to make him a better photographer How to overdeliver to your client to ensure they keep calling you back Resources: Celebrity Portrait Photographer Jesse Dittmar’s website Jesse Dittmar’s Instagram Jesse Dittmar’s book “Two”

Kitchener, Ontario-based singer-songwriter and storyteller Jesse Parent talks about the danger of his song “For a Moment” becoming a conventional love song, and how to avoid that! We talked about: How to do banter well when you’re performing How Jesse went from one-draft songs to editing all the songs “Write with your heart, edit with your brain” How easy it is to let your songs devolve into love songs, if you’re not careful How to play harmonica and guitar at the same time well (hint: if you can sing and play guitar, you can do this) Writing to an unconventional song structure Taylor guitars Download the lyrics to For a Moment to follow along.…

On this episode of #ICWTTY Casey interviews Jesse Harless- Coach, Author, and Founder of Entrepreneurs in Recovery. In this episode, Casey and Jesse discuss-Jesse's second chance in life and his recovery-What Entrepreneurs in Recovery is and how it came to be-How we should make decisions with our heart, rather than our logical minds-Cold showers and morning routines-How Jesse makes and stays on track with big goals...and so much more.For more with Jesse, you can head to his website or Instagram below:https://www.jesseharless.comhttps://www.instagram.com/jesseharless222/For more info on Entrepreneurs in Recovery, head to:https://recoveryfacilitation.comAnd to register for Jesse's Zoom call on resilience on 5/14/20, click below:https://elevateyourlife.lpages.coThank you so much to Jesse for coming on!For more with Casey, you can find her on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/casey_edward/Thank you always for tuning in! If you enjoyed the show, please leave comment and review on iTunes!

    Jesse Burrell is a realtor, entrepreneur, and developer. He is also the owner of BatchLeads and Batch Skip Tracing, programs that allow investors to integrate lead generation and skip tracing in one platform seamlessly. Before he became an investor, Jesse once thought he would have a career as a golf pro shortly after graduating from Arizona State University. It didn't take him long to realize that his calling involved wholesaling over swinging a golf club.   Jesse joins me today to share how he found success in real estate and how skip tracing became his go-to marketing strategy. He describes his career choices before becoming an investor and the moment that made him change his mind. He also explains why he doesn't like cold calls, how his system works, and shares advice for those who are looking to join the industry.       “Being successful is not being bullish on a marketing tactic that isn't working.” - Jesse Burrell       On Today's Episode of Flip Talk:   What led Jesse to join the real estate industry. What he has done that allowed him to find success. How Jesse tests a new marketing strategy before going all-in. Why he prefers texting over cold-call marketing. How you can be both competitive and working in harmony. What they do filter the right leads. Jesse's advice to those who are interested in starting in real estate.     Connect with Jesse Burrell:   Batch Skip Tracing BatchLeads Instagram Facebook         Rate, Review, Learn and Share   Thanks for tuning into the FlipTalk podcast! If you enjoyed this episode and want to learn even more about what it takes to build a 7-figure real estate business, head over to iTunes and subscribe to the show. Don't forget to tune into our other shows: FlipTalk's Rookie PlayBook and share your favorite episodes on social media to help other new investors learn what it takes to grow a successful business in the real estate investing industry.   Join the community of FlipTalk fans on Facebook, YouTube,  and visit our website for even more content, information, and resources about real estate investing.      

What is the secret sauce to Jesse Itzler’s phenomenal success? His grit? His zen-like focus? Or maybe his utter lack of self-doubt?  Jesse is a rapper, author, and founder of The 100 Mile Group and Marquis Jets. The 100 Mile group is the brand incubator behind Zico Coconut water. And Marquis Jets, the world’s largest private jet-card company was acquired by Warren Buffet’s NetJets in 2010. Jesse also founded a sports music company that was sold to SFX in 1998.  In this episode, Itzler joins Oliver to explain how he managed to find success in myriad different businesses. He shares how he managed to pitch his big ideas to some of the biggest corporations and most influential individuals as a young twenty-something with zero business experience.  Jesse also reveals some of the most valuable life lessons that he learned after he invited the toughest guy he ever met, an ex-SEAL to move in with his wife, Sara Blakely, and their kids.  This show will be particularly interesting to entrepreneurs and professionals who are looking for some effective ways to UPLEVEL their businesses and lives. We hope you enjoy this show!   Key Takeaways: 02:32 – Jesse signs up with “Delicious Vinyl” 03:05 – Performing in front of an unruly crowd at the Georgia Dome 05:43 – Is your business low on aggravation and high on rewards? 08:16 – How Jesse got into the music industry 08:16 – His BIG AH-HA moment: An important, $160,000 lesson 11:43 – Jesse starts approaching record labels 13:15 – Moves to NYC to make his mark 14:10 – The cassette that changed Jesse’s life and landed him his first-ever record deal 17:47 – Jesse’s BIG mistake 18:42 – Moves back to NYC 19:14 – Jesse ventures into sports music 19:22 – Song for NY Knicks climbs to #1 on NY Radio  20:18 – Sells his company to SFX 20:45 – How I co-founded Marquis Jets, the world’s largest private jet-card company 20:45 – The BIG IDEA 21:44 – Pitches his business idea to Warren Buffet’s, NetJets 24:03 – Sells Marquis Jets to NetJets 24:15 – Closing Jennifer Loppez, Ben Affleck, and Matt Damon 30:21 – Runs 100-miles for charity 31:00 – How I started Zico Coco Water 31:48 – Partners with Zico and Coca-Cola 32:15 – How to overcome self-doubt and influence people 33:19 – Writing an engaging business email 35:12 – Power of clean-slate thinking 35:34 – Overcoming your fear of being embarrassed 36:34 – Funny story about how Jesse met Sarah, his wife 38:08 – Self-doubt, your biggest enemy 38:25 – How I invited the toughest guy I ever met to move in with my family 50:05 – The 40% Rule: How to go from being good to fucking great 51:32 – Pushing through pain while running a marathon 54:02 – Jumping into a frozen lake to overcome mental inhibitions 59:15 – #1 thing behind Jesse’s success 01:01:04 – Takeaways from Jesse’s book, “Living with a Navy SEAL” 01:01:18 – Jesse’s guiding philosophy: “Remember Tomorrow” 01:03:11 – Structuring your daily routine   Quotes: “You want to do stuff in your life that is low on the aggravation meter with the most reward”. “It’s very important to reset your goals every few years and actually write them down”. “You find your purpose. Your purpose is at the intersection of what you are good at, what you like to do, and what is good for the world”. “Self-doubt is the biggest enemy of success. If we can eliminate the self-talk in our head, we will be more successful in all the areas of our life” “You can’t get better getting the same thing every day”. “The limitations that you put on yourself are self-imposed”. “When your brain says that you are done, you still have 40% more”. “When you ignore the tap on the shoulder and you tap into your reserve tank that is the difference between good and fucking great”. “How do you do anything is how you do everything”. “I love bucket list stuff. But I am a bigger believer in dropping the B and adding an F and creating a Fuck It List”. “I didn’t come this far only to come this far”. “Figure out what you want to do. And do it with urgency. Consistently.” Resources: Founder’s Club Oliver Graf Jesse Itzler’s Website Jesse’s Itzler’s LinkedIn Zico Coconut Water Marquis Jets

We recently hosted a conversation between Jesse Thomas, Co-founder & CEO of Picky Bars, and Chris Guest, Lean Startup Co. Advisor, about the impact of passion, patience and a focus on growth that led to consistent, year-over-year growth for the energy bar company. In the conversation, they discuss: - How Jesse struggled to find balance in his life while working for a VC-funded startup. - How a personal need from Jesse’s athletic training led to the creation of Picky Bars. - The benefits of self-funding and keeping expenses low. And much, much more… Jesse Thomas is the co-founder & CEO of Picky Bars, not to mention a professional triathlete and two-time ironman champion. Born and raised in Bend, Oregon, Thomas excelled in track and field while at Stanford University and later narrowly missed earning a spot on the U.S. Olympic team, largely due to an injury he suffered during steeplechase trials. After he shifted to cycling, Thomas ultimately put a stop to his athletic career when a fall while biking left him with a broken neck. Rather than give up, however, he shifted his focus to the startup world. Email us: education@leanstartup.co Follow Lean Startup Co. @leanstartup https://leanstartup.co/education

The road to successful entrepreneurship can be tough. Some people wade through years of rejection and tight financial situations before getting even just a decent break. Others decide to go all in and take massive risks, investing all their time and money into their ventures. But what if you felt trapped in a toxic life that wasn't letting you work toward your dream? And what would you do if, when everything seemed to be working out, you were thrown a curve ball that would derail all your plans? On today's episode, I talk to Jesse Todisco, the host of The Jesse Tee Show and the founder of 46 & 2 Wealth Partners, LLC, about his turbulent entrepreneurial journey which actually began when he was a young kid growing up in Boston. Moments:6:42 - How a fire almost burned down Jesse's childhood home19:50 - Going AWOL to visit a cancer-diagnosed family member25:34 - Moving from Boston to Acworth, GA41:48 - How Jesse and his wife benefitted from attending therapyQuotes:"About two years into my service, I get a phone call saying 'hey, your mom's sick; she has cancer.'" "My mindset had shifted back to: it's time to leave childish things behind—it's time to leave bad behaviors behind and grow the f*** up." Podcast production by ThePodcastEngineer.com.

Over the past few months, we've gotten lots of questions about this very unexpected and surprise pregnancy. So we decided to devote a podcast episode specifically to answering these questions. We had so much fun answering them in this week's podcast -- and talking about the books we're reading and two things that are saving our lives right now. In this episode, we share: A body wash I'm loving How Jesse finally came to the dark side and joined me in loving joggers Books we're reading and loving right now Our thoughts on the big age gap between Silas and this baby (11 years) How having older kids has changed our perspective on this pregnancy Why we're going to an OB instead of a midwife this time What medication I took to help my nausea Differences in this pregnancy versus my other pregnancies What I'm doing differently this time around -- especially when it comes to postpartum Little snippets of the birth stories of our other three kids. And a lot more! In This Episode:  [03:06] Aromatherapy Sleep body wash is saving my life this week. [05:29] Jesse’s finally realized why I love joggers so much! [06:45] What Jesse has been reading: Hunter Killer and E-Myth Real Estate Investor. [07:57] My passionate thoughts about The Whole-Brain Child. [12:47] The pregnancy apps I've been using [15:33] Our thoughts on the age gap between the older three kids and the new baby. [20:09] Why you should give yourself grace around the fatigue that being pregnant brings. [21:20] Hear my advice for dealing with anxiety while pregnant. [23:19] Jesse shares his advice on how men can support women through the course of pregnancy. [25:11] There have been a lot of firsts with this pregnancy, like taking medications and having an OB instead of a midwife. [28:28] Listen as I share the stories of the kids’ births and how they’ve affected my outlook with this birth. Links and Resources: Bath & Bodyworks Aromatherapy Sleep body wash Men’s Joggers Hunter Killer by Kevin Maurer and Kevin McCurley E-Myth Real Estate Investor by Michael E. Gerber The Whole-Brain Child by Daniel J. Siegel and Tina Payne Bryson What to Expect App CrystalPaine.com MoneySavingMom.com YourBloggingMentor.com My Instagram account (I’d love for you to follow me there! I usually hop on at least a few times per day and share behind-the-scenes photos and videos, my grocery store hauls, funny stories, or just anything I’m pondering or would like your advice or feedback on!) Have feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes or topics? Send me an email: crystal@moneysavingmom.com

As an engineer in a small town, sometimes you just hit a wall… You’ve worked with everyone, and even with repeat clients, you can’t earn more money in your current situation. So what do you do?Move halfway across the country and start giving donuts to people working at music studios… You may just end up getting a Grammy nomination and working with Kanye West.Listen now to find out how you can follow in the footsteps of Jesse Ray! In this episode you’ll discover: How Jesse took advantage of an under-served niche to get his career going Why you might need to move halfway across the country to make your goals happen What Jesse did to land his first studio gig after moving to LA Why being able to take tough love was extremely helpful to Jesse’s progress Why you need to take your shot at opportunities at the right time How Jesse differentiates his offerings for his clients Why having the right motivations for your work is key For full show notes, go to www.thesixfigurehomestudio.com/116 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

If you want to scale your REI business, you’re probably thinking about all the marketing tactics, the technology and who and when to hire help.  But sometimes, things are much simpler: Jesse Trujillo does 80 flips in a year in a very  competitive market on the back of just relationships. In this episode, you’ll hear all about why relationships are so important and how you can build better ones to cement a reputation in your market and do deals quickly.  Listen now if you’re ready to stop making things too complicated and win deals fast.  Show highlights include: The scary shift in Jesse’s business that he says is the biggest thing he’s ever done. (9:22) How Jesse restarted his investing business on “easy mode”. (14:29) The 2-word advice that’ll radically improve your results from your networking. (18:18) How to think about selling properties if you’re impatient. (24:22) To get the latest updates directly from Dan and discuss business with other real estate investors, join the REI marketing nerds Facebook group here: http://adwordsnerds.com/group Need help with your online marketing? Jump on a FREE strategy session with our team. We'll dive deep into your market and help you build a custom strategy for finding motivated seller leads online. Schedule for free here: http://adwordsnerds.com/strategy Find out more about Jesse’s business here: https://www.sandiegofastcashoffers.com/, https://www.ajxhomes.com/, Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/SanDiegoFastCashOffers/

On today's episode of "I Can't Wait To Tell You," I had the pleasure of interviewing Senior Master CycleBar Instructor, Jesse Alexander.Jesse is such an inspiration, and someone I have been following on Instagram long before becoming an instructor myself. In this episode, we dive into so much amazing content , such as:-Jesse's journey with health and what led him to find Cycling.-How Jesse realized over time that to change the body, one must change the mind, and not vice versa.-Jesse's tips and advice for staying grounding and present, even while having a lot on your plate/schedule.-How Jesse views self-care and what that means to him.-What it is like to be a Senior Master Cycle Instructor....and so much more.For more with Jesse, you can follow him on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/ja__tapback22/To follow Jesse on Spotify (highly recommend!), you can head to:https://open.spotify.com/user/jacb2212?si=85NeMHYwTJKVXqsL54YoygThank you so much to everyone listening, and a special thank you to Jesse for coming on the show!

Today we take to Jesse Schilperoort, animator, illustrator, and teacher. He's been involved in all sorts of projects such as videogames and TV, and currently teaches at the film school in Vancouver. We talk about whether you should go to school for illustration, taking the time to focus on yourself, and working from your heart and creating from things that resonate with you. It's not always easy, with the need to keep up, but Jesse shares his experiences and hopefully encourages some positive momentum in your creative life. Shownotes: 01:03 - Who is Jesse Schilperoort 01:54 - How Jesse got started 06:03 - Why He Went Back to School 08:24 - Teaching and Burnout 11:07 - Advice for New Freelancers 13:07 - Dealing with the Feeling of Being Behind 14:58 - Taking that Time 19:17 - Your Own Style vs. Popular Styles 23:13 - Finding Your Voice 25:37 - Teaching Style to His Students 29:13 - Alex Toth 33:00 - Is it too late to become an artist? 37:10 - Being Disciplined 39:18 - Does Art School Matter 44:21 - Advice to Aspiring Artists 45:58 - Tabling Experience 48:42 - Write down your ideas 50:38 - Dealing with Concussion Recovery 51:31 - Where to Find and Support Jesse --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/2mcreativelabs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/2mcreativelabs/support

In 2014, Jesse closed down his law practice, we moved from Kansas to Tennessee, and he came home full-time. That was over 5 years ago and it’s taken us a few years to find our rhythm. We’ve both learned and grown a lot in these last five years. It hasn’t been easy. He struggled through a period of depression. I struggled to figure out what it looked like to love him well through that. But in the last two years, I’ve seen Jesse truly come alive, embrace who God has made him to be, and pour himself into the people and opportunities right in front of him. It has been beautiful and heartwarming to have a front row seat on his journey! So many people have asked questions over the past five years like, “Is Jesse still an attorney? Why did he leave his law practice? What is his role in your business? What does his day-to-day look like?” I think the fact that he would choose to come home full-time after getting his law degree and being licensed as an attorney really fascinated people... or makes people shake their heads in confusion. Today, on the podcast, I ask him these burning questions you all have asked and he gets really honest about his journey and where he is now. If you’re struggling with major life changes, want to find your worth outside of your work, or are just curious about some of the behind-the-scenes of our lives, I think this episode will encourage you. Thank you, Jesse, for your willingness to be so open and vulnerable. I love you and love this crazy and adventurous and wild ride of life we’re on together! In This Episode:  [00:25] Welcome back! We're turning the tables a little today and I'm interviewing Jesse! [01:38] What’s saving our lives: Nalgene bottles and seeing our baby on an ultrasound! [06:44] I haven't gotten in much reading recently, but every day I take time to read The Daily Light. [09:01] Jesse shares a brief recap of his story post-law school and starting his own law firm. [13:45] Why did Jesse decide to close down the law firm?  [19:04] How Jesse struggled to recognize his gifts and battled depression in those early months. [23:07] What does Jesse’s life look like now?  [29:10] We talk about Jesse's involvement in church, our home, and our business. [31:16] I close out the show by sharing why I am so grateful that Jesse is home and how his willingness to take a risk has benefited our family in such profound ways.  Links and Resources: Nalgene Bottle Contigo Tumbler The Daily Light  Crystal’s Favorite Things on Amazon CrystalPaine.com MoneySavingMom.com Crystal’s Instagram account (I’d love for you to follow me there! I usually hop on at least a few times per day and share behind-the-scenes photos and videos, my grocery store hauls, funny stories, or just anything I’m pondering or would like your advice or feedback on!) Have feedback on the show or suggestions for future episodes or topics? Send me an email: crystal@moneysavingmom.com

Jesse Cole is the founder of Fans First Entertainment and owner of the Savannah Bananas. His teams have welcomed more than one million fans to their ballparks and have been featured on MSNBC, CNN, and ESPN. The Bananas have been awarded the Organization of the Year, Entrepreneur of the Year, Business of the Year, and won the CPL Championship in their first year. Fans First Entertainment has been featured on the INC 5000 lists as one of the fastest-growing companies in America. The Savannah Bananas currently have sold out every game for two straight seasons and have a waiting list in the thousands for tickets. Jesse is an in-demand speaker and released his first book “Find Your Yellow Tux – How to Be Successful by Standing Out” in January of 2018. The book launched #1 in three categories on Amazon and has been sold in 18 countries. Staying true to his mantra, “Whatever’s normal, do the exact opposite,” Cole launched the book with a World Book Tour at Epcot. Cole’s greatest mentors are Bill Veeck, P.T. Barnum, and Walt Disney. All three share a wall in his office on custom-made posters that display the words Innovation, Showmanship, and Vision. Cole believes to be successful you need to stand out and be different. He releases daily videos, blogs, and articles on LinkedIn. He is passionate about creating attention, loving your customers more than your product, and loving your employees more than your customers. Cole is the host of the Business Done Differently Podcast and has been featured on more than 100 podcasts including the Ziglar Show, StoryBrand with Donald Miller and NPR’s Only a Game. What you will learn from this episode: Why it takes a while to realize what your best at – and why it’s worth it The origin story of Jesse’s legendary Yellow Tux Where Jesse gets his courage The incredible formation story of the Savannah Bananas How the Savannah Bananas brand has benefited fans and players and why culture is so critical Empowering employees to become leaders and make decisions, especially in tough circumstances How Jesse draws inspiration from people like Walt Disney and P.T. Barnum The future of the Savannah Bananas and how they continue to put fans first Resources: Website: https://findyouryellowtux.com/ Savannah Bananas Website: https://thesavannahbananas.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCasNOOUN7FbQXBUsfZD4Y_Q

Jesse Coulter is an Austin local, mom, wife, lifestyle blogger, and works in Marketing for IBM. Jesse shares how she juggles all the different aspects of her life, along with tips and strategies you can implement in your own busy schedule. Jesse also shares the struggles with marriage, finances, and burnout that often accompany chaotic seasons. This raw, honest, and vulnerable interview with Jesse and your host, Robin Long, has a little bit of something for everyone.   Show Highlights:    Ways to set yourself up for success during busy weeks  What Jesse’s career looks like and how it’s evolved over the years  A day in the life of Jesse  How Jesse finds time to write for her blog  The biggest challenges with work/life balance  Managing mornings and evenings as a parent  Prioritizing marriage during busy seasons and defining responsibilities with your spouse  The struggle with staying home or going back to work after having kids  Prioritizing family and leaning into building a career Ways to manage spending and savings  Areas of life Jesse has had to let go of  How self-care and exercise play a part in Jesse’s life  Dealing with burnout  Jesse’s strengths and how she thrives in a fast-paced environment  Rapid-fire session of Jesse’s favorite products and resources  The importance of remembering who you are and connecting with yourself    Links:    Instagram: @thebalancedlife    5 Day Jumpstart:    https://thebalancedlifeonline.com/jumpstart/   Mind, Body, Pilates Challenge:    https://thebalancedlifeonline.com/mind-body-pilates-challenge/   Contact Jesse:    Instagram: @Jessecoulter   http://www.jessecoulter.net   Resources and Products Mentioned:    https://www.mint.com   Dermalogica Replenish Oil   Oz Naturals Vitamin C Serum   Posts from Jesse's blog on budgeting + no shopping challenge   Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University

Jesse Williams knows running. He has an extensive background in sports marketing and is the founder of Sound Running. During Jesse's long career in running, he has rubbed elbows with the top coaches and athletes in the world and notices there is a disconnect from the everyday runner and the elites. So Jesse set out to close this gap and to help runners of all level learn how they can improve their running ability with the same principles of the fastest people on earth. Sound Running takes these principles and delivers training programs from a holistic approach that any runner can add to their routine. Jesse is also on a mission to grow the sport of professional track and field through high-end events. This week Jesse joins John and Rich to talk about Sound Running and his plans to grow the sport. During the episode we cover:How Jesse started a sports marketing department for one of the biggest running shoe companies in the gameWhat he's learned from the top coaches in the world.What the new runner can learn from how elites train and live. Why you are missing out on results if you are not strength training.Follow Jesse and Sounds running on IG @Soundrunning, Twitter @sound_running and at Soundrunning.runHit Subscribe to get the latest episodes of Reinforced Running PodcastFollow along Reinforced Running IG @reinforced_running_richTwitter @ReinforcedRunJoin our private training group on facebook here.Get your free Guide to faster running @ reinforcedrunning.com/runfaster

**Summer Replay: Here is one of our favorite episodes we are re-releasing with a new introduction. Stay tuned for all new episodes coming later this summer** On this episode of Worth It, Dustin R. Granger, CFPⓇ and I interview Jesse Patel, the cofounder of Workflowy, the fastest, most flexible list maker on the planet and one of our absolute favorite tools for business and at home. We discuss how this simple, but powerful tool has changed our lives and his. We dig into his journey from working a typical 9-5 job, to joining an incubator, to creating  the ultimate list-making program, where you can shift focus from the big picture to minute details in a fluid fashion. So take a pause from your to-do list and listen to our interview with the creator of the ultimate to-do list app!   HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN [2:34] The journey behind the creation of WorkFlowy: from idea to incubator to success [16:41] How the app appeals to people on both ends of the organization spectrum [27:54] What are the changes and goals does Jesse envision for Workflowy [32:25] How Jesse strives for balance and flexibility as co-founder of a startup company while raising twin toddler girls with his wife WHAT IS WORKFLOWY  According to Jesse Patel, it’s a way to think big, but start small. It is basically a giant to-do list, where you can dump all your ideas in and then create order from the chaos. From podcast notes to procedure manual, Dustin and Danielle use WorkFlowy at work (it’s completely essential to their business!) and at home. As Dustin says, it becomes an extension of your brain, where you can work out your thoughts. It is the perfect tool for thinking and focusing because you can shift your focus from big picture ideas to the tiny details in a fluid fashion.   THE IDEAL CLIENT FOR WORKFLOWY CAN BE ANYONE The app appeals to people on both poles of the organization spectrum, from Type A to the more scattered brain types. It fulfills a core need for people, to be able to see all their thoughts catalogued and searchable. It has been used by doctors, lawyers, screenwriters, and more. No matter the career path, users can create their own systems and processes tailored to whatever business they are in.   THE FUTURE OF WORKFLOWY Even though the key to WorkFlowy is the simplicity, Jesse hopes to continue to improve and add to the app. One of the key features he believes is missing, is a dates & reminder system - a way for the app to pull out certain parts from across various lists and create a daily to-do list. Despite this challenge, users continue to use the app for hours a day. Danielle put it best, once you use, you are hooked and there is no going back.   HOW TO BALANCE IT ALL  Jesse is a CEO of a successful start-up, father to twin toddler girls, and loving husband, how does he do it all? He stresses the importance of setting up specific work hours during the day in order to not fall back into his workaholic ways. Jesse also learned to understand when to step back in his business and trust in the work of others, you can’t do all the things always. Occasionally you also need to give yourself some space (maybe on a skateboard) to be creative.   Resources & People Mentioned WorkFlowy WorkFlowy on Twitter Connect With Danielle and Dustin Ask your questions! On Facebook On Twitter

Do you crave having an impact in your career, but sometimes feel like it’s missing...? If you listen to this show, I’m guessing you do have the desire. Today’s guest worked for 12 years as a public school math teacher. She was largely motivated by the impact she wanted to have on her students’ lives.   When she left her job as a teacher to start her own business, she was driven by impact above all. That leading voice led her to build a seven-figure business in only two years of business. Now, she supports entrepreneurs in building and scaling businesses with a connection to their highest self, impact on their customers and clients, and education on their money mindset.   Tune into this episode to hear…   How Jesse helps her clients learn about the flow of money and find financial freedom, even when starting from square one.   What books and resources can teach you about how money functions in connection with your life and work.   How to stop “waiting” for your achievements to be given to you and GO GET THEM instead.

Jesse Beyroutey is a General Partner @ IA Ventures, one of the top-performing early-stage funds of the last decade. Their incredible portfolio includes the likes of TransferWise, DataDog, Digital Ocean, X.ai and The Trade Desk, just to name a few. As for Jesse, his investments at IA include Digital Ocean, IronClad, TransferWise, Sight Machine and more fantastic companies. Prior to joining the world of venture, Jesse studied Systems Engineering at the University of Pennsylvania. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jesse made his way into the world of VC pretty much straight out of University and how that led to his being a GP with IA today? 2.) What is Game Theory? What does it mean to Jesse and how does it impact his investing mindset today? How does Jesse think about and assess startup positioning today? How important is positioning in the early days of the company? How does Jesse think about data as a sustainable moat or not? Does Jesse think in today's excess supply of capital environment that cash alone can be a moat? 3.) How does Jesse and IA think about portfolio construction today? Does Jesse ever feel the "pressure to deploy"? How have IA structured their own fundraises to ensure they never feel that pressure? How important a role does ownership play for Jesse when making an investment? Does Jesse believe ownership is built on first check? 4.) How does Jesse assess his own price sensitivity? How has it changed over the last 8 years? How does Jesse and IA approach both investment decision-making and reserve allocation decisions? How does the lead rely on the rest of the team when making decisions? Why does capital efficiency become a core question when determining reserve allocations? 5.) Why does Jesse feel that the reading to writing ratio that currently exists between founders and investors needs to change? What should the ratio be? How does the relationship between founder and investor change when the investor provides more content? How does Jesse look to avoid news cycles in the week? What works? What does not? What is Jesse's advice for anyone looking to do the same? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jesse’s Fave Book: 7 Powers: The Foundations of Business Strategy Jesse’s Most Recent Investment: Gauntlet  As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Jesse on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

On this episode of the Lab Coat Agents Podcast, host Jeff Pfitzer chats with Jesse Peters, Realtor at Re/Max Executives Realty, in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Jesse “Mr. Social Savvy” Peters shares how to use video for your real estate brand, as well as community branding. Jesse Peters also shares his unique techniques for listing videos, and offers insider tips on how he plans to use video in the future as well.  Episode Highlights:  Jesse Peters shares his background Jesse sold three homes in his first week as a real estate agent His service and sales industry experience benefited him as a real estate agent  Jesse talks about being a football team mascot What was Jesse’s light bulb moment for incorporating video into real estate?  Jesse talks about the early godfathers of video and real estate Where does Jesse Peters think video marketing for real estate will be in a few years?  How Jesse uses listing videos Jesse talks about his team The social media platform where Jesse Peters spends the most time The types of content Jesse shares outside of real estate  Food, family, fitness, and fashion are popular categories for personal content  3 Key Points: Sharing is important. There are no proprietary secrets in this day of social media.  Jesse Peters uses real estate listing videos as a teaser to pre-qualify a buyer.  When there are relevant videos, tag relevant people.  Resources Mentioned: LCA Marketing Center: LCAmarketingcenter.com Lab Coat Agents: LabCoatAgents.com Jesse Peters: Instagram  Linkedin  YouTube  Facebook Social Savvy Homes: socialsavvyhomes.ca Connect with Lab Coat Agents: Lab Coat Agents on Facebook Lab Coat Agents on Twitter Lab Coat Agents on Instagram Lab Coat Agents Facebook Group

Doug talks to Jesse Lakes, a former whitewater bum turned CEO. Jesse is the CEO of Geniuslink and one of the co-founders. *I’m an affiliate for Geniuslink and if you sign up for the service using my link, then I get a commission. We talk about: How Jesse got started with affiliate marketing His unlikely […]

In this episode, Jake and Chad interview Jesse Tumpak. Jessie is exceptional at gaining hunting permission on private ground.  Listen in as we get into the details of:  How Jesse prospects properties, his approach, maintaining permission, and much more.  Feel free to connect with us: Instagram- @Exodustrailcameras Facebook- @Exodusoutdoorgear www.exodusoutdoorgear.com info@exodusoutdoorgear.com 

Jesse Brisendine was on track to have a good life when tragedy and loss shook his world. Feelings of grief and guilt overpowered him, stifling his passion and purpose and snuffing out his natural positivity and optimism. In this podcast he shares how he found his way back towards the light, and how he now uses his story and experience to touch and transforms the lives of others, through his coaching, writing and speaking, and the global movement he has started.   There is gold sprinkled throughout this podcast for helping you manage life, loss, achieve your goals and become a great speaker.   I hope you enjoy this interview as much as I did.   What we talk about: The fear of not being enough and not being lovable. How stories can connect us across cultures and continents The impact of loss and what we make it mean about us. The epiphany Jesse had that led to him starting a movement thathas rippled across seven continents. The concept of being intentional with happiness. The power of accountability. What Jesse did to achieve the 1000 things in a year challenge. The one thing that was most important to Jesse out of the 1000 things he did. International Sunrise on Sunset Day How Jesse's experiences helped him to become a greater asset and teammate to his clients. The two greatest powers and adversaries' we humans have. How Jesse helped the actor Paul Walker overcome the challenges of working in Hollywood and the entertainment industry. What's possible if we put action behind our dreams. Why speaking is the greatest platform to connect and inspire change. Why real communication is not about how good you are with words, but being vulnerable and holding the space. How we should find our voice and direct it towards something meaningful. Why and how Jesse let go of scripted perfection as a speaker to focus on developing his authenticity and impact. Why it's important to prepare in order to achieve impact.   Resources*   All things Jesse: https://jessebrisendine.com Facebook / Twitter / Instagram - @jessebrisendine 1000 Challenge Facebook Ouch My Heart is Broken by Jesse Brisendine ‘Grief is Not a Life Sentence' – Jesse's TEDx Talk   Other Resources: The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma Thanks for listening! To share your thoughts:                                                  leave a comment below. Share this show on Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn.   To help the show out: Leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and review really help get the word out and I read each one. Subscribe on iTunes.   *(please note if you use my link for the books I get a small commission, but this does not affect your payment)

http://www.mattbelair.com & http://www.patreon.com/mattbelair Jesse Elder is a fighter turned writer, now an action philosopher, sharing principles of natural law for the purpose of growth and expansion. How Jesse created a franchise of successful martial art schools The start of "mind vitamins" and how it naturally exploded Converting energy from Fear into Freedom and enthusiasm Being on the edge physically, emotionally, mentally and what martial arts can teach you The ability to step outside yourself “hopeamine” Life is motion Nothing in this universe other than human struggle to grow Human Beings have the one thing nothing else does, we can choose Free will is an illusion Recovering from Catholicism “Whatever I can do you can do Jesus.” What is faith? Why faith is a balance is a desire and belief? Wealth love and abundance are an inside job Why desire is not bad Your birth is your worthiness Resolve connection with a higher power Buddhist monk I asked the question to him – non attachment Natural vs egoic desire Getting something outside ourselves – material and internal Eckhart Tolle Spiritual free will Being able to tell the difference between mind and spirit within oneself Website: www.mattbelair.com/ sign up for the email list and most importantly do 1 act of kindness today!

Jesse Womack wears many hats, but at his core, he is a rancher. He is the fifth generation to operate his family’s ranch near Victoria, Texas, a large-scale cattle operation that uses progressive land management techniques in a very unique landscape. Jesse also works closely with Texas Christian University’s Institute of Ranch Management, traveling far and wide to teach sustainable agricultural techniques to ranchers and farmers around the world. And on top of all of that, he is also a cofounder of Explore Ranches, alongside past podcast guests Jay Klebergand Allison Ryan. Responsible land stewardship is in Jesse’s DNA, and it is the foundation of all of his professional ventures. And as you’ll hear, he’s an open-minded, independent, and critical thinker who is able to speak eloquently on a wide array of sometimes-controversial issues surrounding agriculture. When you combine those traits with his rock-solid work ethic and focus, you will understand why he has been able to establish himself as such a leader in agriculture, both in Texas and abroad. Whether you're deeply involved in agriculture or you’ve never set foot on a ranch, you’ll glean a great deal of value from Jesse’s perspective—his knowledge, passion, and worldly perspective are applicable for any type of endeavor. Jesse and I went to high school together, and even after knowing him for more than 25 years, I still learned a lot from this conversation. We talk about his work with TCU, and he shares some success stories from his time teaching in Panama, Ghana, Nigeria, and Brazil. He explains the importance of community buy-in and how focusing on commonalities and shared goals can help overcome cultural divides. We talk about his family’s history in Texas, and how he is raising his two sons to love and respect the outdoors. Jesse give a few updates on Explore Ranches, and talks about some exciting events they will be hosting soon. We also chat about his involvement with the Texas Agricultural Land Trust, and how conservation easements can be a useful tool for ranchers in Texas and beyond. And as usual, we discuss favorite books and movies, and Jesse shares the best piece of advice he’s ever received, which I especially appreciated. Thanks so much for listening, and I hope you enjoy this conversation with Jesse Womack! Episode Notes: http://mountainandprairie.com/jesse-womack/ https://www.exploreranches.com TOPICS DISCUSSED 3:30 - Funny story about Jesse’s son 5:00 - How Jesse describes his work 6:30 - TCU Institute of Ranch Management explained 8:30 - Experience in Brazil 10:00 - Countries where Jesse works 12:45 - Adjusting to different landscapes and cultures 14:00 - Success stories from TCU 17:45 - Importance of community buy-in 20:15 - Challenges of ranching in Brazil 23:30 - Misconceptions of ranching by environmentalists 30:30 - The need to be open-minded and consider other viewpoints 34:30 - Climate change and ranching 38:00 - Jesse’s family history in Texas 41:30 - Jesse’s family’s commitment to conservation 44:30 - Pressure of multigenerational ranch ownership 46:00 - Jesse’s career 47:30 - Surprises of running a ranch 49:00 - Texas Agricultural Land Trust 52:30 - Easements as a tool for agricultural 55:30 - Updates on Explore Ranches 57:30 - Mentors and heroes in ranching 59:30 - Our shared experience at Woodberry Forest School 1:02:00 - Lessons learned at Woodberry 1:05:30 - Favorite books 1:08:15 - Favorite films 1:08:45 - Hobbies 1:09:30 - Most powerful outdoor experience 1:14:15 - Favorite location in the West 1:14:45 - Best advice ever received 1:16:45 - Connect with Jesse online

On this episode of Worth It, Dustin R. Granger, CFPⓇ and I interview Jesse Patel, the cofounder of Workflowy, the fastest, most flexible list maker on the planet and one of our absolute favorite tools for business and at home. We discuss how this simple, but powerful tool has changed our lives and his. We dig into his journey from working a typical 9-5 job, to joining an incubator, to creating  the ultimate list-making program, where you can shift focus from the big picture to minute details in a fluid fashion. So take a pause from your to-do list and listen to our interview with the creator of the ultimate to-do list app!   HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL LEARN [2:34] The journey behind the creation of WorkFlowy: from idea to incubator to success [16:41] How the app appeals to people on both ends of the organization spectrum [27:54] What are the changes and goals does Jesse envision for Workflowy [32:25] How Jesse strives for balance and flexibility as co-founder of a startup company while raising twin toddler girls with his wife WHAT IS WORKFLOWY   According to Jesse Patel, it’s a way to think big, but start small. It is basically a giant to-do list, where you can dump all your ideas in and then create order from the chaos. From podcast notes to procedure manual, Dustin and Danielle use WorkFlowy at work (it’s completely essential to their business!) and at home. As Dustin says, it becomes an extension of your brain, where you can work out your thoughts. It is the perfect tool for thinking and focusing because you can shift your focus from big picture ideas to the tiny details in a fluid fashion.   THE IDEAL CLIENT FOR WORKFLOWY CAN BE ANYONE   The app appeals to people on both poles of the organization spectrum, from Type A to the more scattered brain types. It fulfills a core need for people, to be able to see all their thoughts catalogued and searchable. It has been used by doctors, lawyers, screenwriters, and more. No matter the career path, users can create their own systems and processes tailored to whatever business they are in.   THE FUTURE OF WORKFLOWY   Even though the key to WorkFlowy is the simplicity, Jesse hopes to continue to improve and add to the app. One of the key features he believes is missing, is a dates & reminder system - a way for the app to pull out certain parts from across various lists and create a daily to-do list. Despite this challenge, users continue to use the app for hours a day. Danielle put it best, once you use, you are hooked and there is no going back.   HOW TO BALANCE IT ALL   Jesse is a CEO of a successful start-up, father to twin toddler girls, and loving husband, how does he do it all? He stresses the importance of setting up specific work hours during the day in order to not fall back into his workaholic ways. Jesse also learned to understand when to step back in his business and trust in the work of others, you can’t do all the things always. Occasionally you also need to give yourself some space (maybe on a skateboard) to be creative.   Resources & People Mentioned WorkFlowy WorkFlowy on Twitter Connect With Danielle and Dustin Ask your questions! On Facebook On Twitter Connect with Dustin on Twitter: @DRGranger

Fire, desire, passion and purpose. What are these things and how can we harness them in our lives —and what gets in the way? Today I bring on someone who takes the unconventional path in everything he does, Jesse Itzler. Jesse is the author of the New York Times bestseller, Living with a Seal, cofounded Marquis Jet, the world's largest private jet card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets.  He's an undeniable entrepreneur and visionary who is full of life, fun and passion. And in this episode —he challenged me by asking if I truly understood what fire and desire is. And I loved it :) During this riveting conversation, you’ll discover: How to live outside the typical rules of life The power of differentiation in life and business Why results are about daring to think differently Why routines can be amazing or keep us stuck How to get over the fear of being embarrassed The power of being ourselves in life and business How to negotiate with fear and use it as power How to grow your baseline of grit and persistence Breaking down the misconceptions of purpose How to find a cause or calling worthy of fighting The power of being the underdog in business How to create fire and urgency to fuel change Why most people negotiate their goals down Releasing other people’s expectations for you How Jesse hit the NYT Bestseller after a year “Real innovation and change happens when you step outside of the box.” - Jesse Itzler “If you want to accomplish something big, you have to have fire.” - Jesse Itzler “You have to have an undeniable, unwavering passion to fuel your goal.” - Jesse Itzler THE 1% RULE IS OUT ON AUDIOBOOK! My latest book, The 1% Rule: How to Fall in Love with the Process and Achieve Your Wildest Dreams is now out on Amazon. I’m so excited to finally release this book, and I need your help to push this up the lists as I am proud of what I have created. Head here to grab your copy of The 1% Rule Now! http://a.co/6H8uWlH The 1% Rule was designed to answer three core questions: Why do some people seem to achieve massive success in everything they do, while others can’t even get out of their own way? What separates those who get excited and inspired for a season, a quarter, a month or a week — and those who are consistently on fire? What are the core principles, mindsets, habits, and rituals of those who execute ruthlessly, and those who sit on the sidelines pondering? …through exploring these answers over the last decade the core principles, strategies and proven framework of The 1% Rule were born and are now yours today. LIKED WHAT YOU HEARD? There are countless podcasts out there. If you have ever gotten any value from the Academy... Please take 60-90 seconds to tell the world why. What is it about the Academy that makes you tune in? Head over to iTunes, search for the Academy, click 'write a review' and submit...it would mean the world! Our new website is live! Ensure you don't miss a thing and join us on this platform: https://resistaverageacademy.com/

“I can have whatever I want - I just have to think about it.” It’s not often that you get to sit down with a man who sees no limits. We live in a society where we’re conditioned to be average. We’re surrounded by restrictions and limitations that compel us to settle for less and drop dreams of a better life. Jesse Elder doesn’t see life in the same way that most of us do. The oldest of five, Jesse was homeschooled and raised in an environment where he was given a free reign. He had permission to explore his passions and his interests - free of the restrictions that most of us face. The freedom allowed him to take ownership of the things that got him excited. And it began to program his mind to view life through a radically different lens. Jesse is the modern day action philosopher. And in this episode, you’ll discover how you can use your thoughts to get more out of your life - whether that’s more health, wealth, happiness, wisdom, or success. So listen in with an open-mind and an open heart. You’re going to hear insights that will challenge the norm. You will hear ideas that go against the grain. But Jesse’s results speak for themselves. Through his Mind Vitamins, his coaching programs, and mentorships, Jesse has helped hundreds of thousands of people live life on their terms. And thanks to this podcast, you can have that experience too.“When you accept yourself 100% unconditionally, when you appreciate yourself unconditionally, and when you actually love yourself unconditionally, the world starts to reflect that - every single time - and you begin to live without resistance - other than the resistance that you’re consciously selecting for the purpose of enjoying the game.” Jesse takes us down all sorts of crazy rabbit holes in this episode. We talk about fear, perception, pain, time, meditation, presence, resistance, visualization - you name it! This powerful conversation reveals the strategies and mindsets Jesse uses to experience true freedom. So get ready to reengineer your life. Get ready to explore how you can use your mind to create the life you really want. I took so much value from this episode and I know the same will be true for you. “Presence is the inevitable state of a human who suspends their addiction to linear time.” Some questions I ask: Was there an experience in your life that made visualization your preferred method of manifesting future - and when was the first time you witnessed the power of visualization in your life? [1:15]Why were you able to evade some of the clouding and distractions that comes from churches, schools, and parents? [6:10]How does the energy of fear feel to you? [16:39]If you introduce calculated struggle in your life, can you access enhanced states on demand? Have you experienced this in your life? [20:35]Why does the mind play resistance on repeat - even when we’ve realized the truth? [22:22]How do you accelerate the process of reengineering your life in a sea of average? [26:00]How does creating new normals expand your self awareness? [29:32]What would you teach a child? [36:10]What role does presence play and how do you cultivate it? [37:39]How do you stay grounded? [47:20] In this episode, you will hear about: The moment Jesse realized there was nothing he couldn’t have. [3:00]When logic can be an amazing tool for you - and what you can do instead if you think you can’t do the things you want. [10:15]The two reasons Jesse doesn’t fear anything anymore. [14:56]Why we live in a society that’s completely designed to create average people. [23:25]The importance of creating new experiences every day. [25:07]Why it’s BS that you become the average of the five people you hang around with. [28:00]How Jesse views time and how this transforms perception and the way you approach life. [32:00]How to be present with pain. [42:23]The PAIN acronym. [44:35] How to contactCheck out www.jesseelder.com for the Mind Vitamins videos - it’s also the place to grab Jesse’s Prime Light Meditation for free.Join Jesse’s The Mind Vitamin Community here. We thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today I share my conversation with Jesse Cole.  Jesse is the Owner of Fans First Entertainment.  This group owns and operates the Savannah Bananas. This is a one-of-a-kind sports team that has been featured on MSNBC, CNN, ESPN, and more. We talk about: Delivering a remarkable product.  Standing out in a crowded marketplace. Books that have made a difference in Jesse's life. How Jesse and his team are trying to revitalize baseball. and much more. Thank you for listening! Subscribe to 1% Wednesday HERE. --JF   

Productivity is not a superpower, but a result of effective time management. Roman philosopher Seneca said, “It’s not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste a lot of it.” Today, that sentiment is even more true than it was in the Roman years. With the advent of cell phones, social media, and television, we’re more disconnected than ever. That’s why I’m so excited to share today’s guest with you. Jesse Itzler has done plenty of impressive things with his time. From managing Run-DMC to starting and selling profitable businesses, to running 100-mile ultra-marathons, Jesse has had a successful life thus far. But recently, he started thinking about how to better manage his time and channel his intuition. This journey led him to a monastery in upstate New York, where he spent 15 days learning incredible life lessons. On this episode of the Model Health Show, Jesse is sharing the powerful lessons he learned from his experience living with monks. He’s sharing powerful tips about effective time management and focus, how to truly express gratitude, and how to find happiness while pursing your goals. His story is full of incredible wisdom and insight, I hope it will inspire you to unplug, reevaluate your priorities, and live up to your potential. In this episode you’ll discover: How Jesse fell in love with hip hop (and ultimately became the manager for Run-DMC!) The catalyst that inspired Jesse to go live with monks. How to create your own luck and make things happen in your life. The meaning of building your life resume. What the greatest secret weapon we all possess is. How the concept moderation is often used as an excuse. The misconceptions that Jesse held about monks. How to be more intentional about how you spend your time. A simple test you can use to identify what areas in your life to improve. The importance of consistently practicing gratitude. What it means to dodge the arrows. Why Jesse’s wife set up a 40-minute fake commute. How (and why!) to identify the places where you can think best. Why experience isn’t as important as most of us think. What monotasking is, and how you can use it to ramp up your productivity. The importance of saying no. How decision fatigue impacts your energy levels. Items mentioned in this episode include: Take Control Conference 

When you feel like you’ve reached your limit, you’re only 40% there. How often do you listen to your body when it says, “I’m done?” We get tired, our muscles get sore, so we throw in the towel. We’re wired to stop every time we start to feel pain. But if we ignore that, we can push ourselves to a new limit. Unless you get uncomfortable, you won’t know what you’re really capable of. That’s why I’m excited to revisit a conversation I had with a new friend who is always pushing himself to the next level: Jesse Itzler. Jesse is ultramarathon runner who is also a bestselling author, award-winning rapper, and an original partner for ZICO coconut water. He is the co-founder of Marquis Jets and a co-owner of the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks. Jesse was able to take on everything in his life by putting himself first. Like Jesse says in this episode, “So much of business is a reflection of you, and so many of us don’t invest in ourselves.” Learn how to push yourself past your limit to achieve what you never thought possible on Episode 699. In This Episode You Will Learn: About the 40% Rule (1:42) The one time Jesse reached his limit (3:20) How Jesse gained control of his time (4:47) Why Jesse sets aside 3 hours of his day for himself (5:34)

1:23 How Jesse first became interested in trans issues and how his views have evolved 19:00 The N-word 24:09 Trans children 30:42 Puberty blockers 40:16 Non-binary people 46:00 How and why Jesse has fallen foul of some trans activists 50:01 Jesse’s upcoming book on the replication crisis Jesse’s writing for New York Magazine can be found here: http://nymag.com/author/jesse-singal/ Especially relevant articles: https://www.thecut.com/2016/02/fight-over-trans-kids-got-a-researcher-fired.html; https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/07/when-a-child-says-shes-trans/561749/ Sign up for Jesse’s blog here: https://jessesingal.substack.com/ Follow Jesse on Twitter @jessesingal Further References: Alice Dreger, Galileo’s Middle Finger: Heretics, Activists and One Scholar’s Search for Justice (2015) Michael Bailey, The Man Who Would be Queen: The Science of Genderbending and Transsexualism (2003) Hannah Louise Poston, “The News from the World of Beauty: A Close Reading of a Snapchat Scandal” (2018): https://www.vqronline.org/essays-articles/2018/06/news-world-beauty Natalie Wynn (“Contra Points”): https://www.youtube.com/user/ContraPoints/videos Natalie Reed’s blog: https://freethoughtblogs.com/nataliereed/

This episode of Difference Makers is brought to you by the Georgia Southern Extra podcast. Click the link to listen to episode one. After a fireworks proposal and clandestine visit to Savannah, Jesse and Emily Cole returned to the Hostess City after the previous team inhabiting Grayson Stadium, known by the Coles as "the other team," left for Colombia. Three years later and the Savannah Bananas are thriving more than one could ever imagine and the couple attributes that to dedication, a driven group of staff members and a focus on creating a fans first experience. In the episode, Jesse and Emily discuss how they met, why they chose Savannah as the site of a new team, creating the culture with their staff and what plans they have for the future.   (1:53): How Jesse and Emily met — and how baseball played a role (5:43): Making the move to Savannah (8:07): The challenges facing them when they arrived at Grayson Stadium and their new living space (12:35) Creating a fans first mentality for the Bananas Juggling Act: Savannah Bananas co-owner 'putting everything' into entertaining fans (SMN, Jun. 1, 2016) Business as Unusual: Owner Jesse Cole thanks Savannah for going Bananas (SMN, Jul. 28, 2018) (15:58): Establishing the culture of the Bananas and how the staff responds to their work environment (20:52): How did Jesse and Emily get the players to buy into the Bananas way? Savannah Bananas host Fan Fest before 2018 season begins (SMN, May 28, 2018) (28:05): Naming their team as the Bananas Savannah's new baseball team: the Bananas (SMN, Feb. 25, 2016) (30:11): Grayson Stadium and why the Coles love the history of "their home" PHOTOS: Grayson Stadium, baseball history in Savannah (SMN, Aug. 7, 2014) (31:47) What is in store for the future of the Savannah Bananas? Make sure to follow The Commute podcast for daily news briefs from Adam.

Jesse is a lifestyle designer and offers advice on relationships, personal growth, and lifehacking. He’s also the host of his own podcast called Lifestyle Conversations where he shares his personal experiences and his teachings. Jesse lives in Houston, Texas and used to work in a corporate job before his life journey started We discuss the following in the episode: 1. Jesse’s Morning Routine 2. How Jesse’s Journey Started 3. The Importance of A Mentor 4. What is Lifestyle Design 5. How To Design Your Lifestyle 6. Jesse’s Quickfire Last Questions We discuss the 3 pillars of lifestyle as well: health, wealth & happiness.

“I LEARN BEST BY JUMPING INTO THE UNKNOWN.” There’s one resource in this world we all take for granted: time. We’re only on this planet for a small amount of time, and we tend to build routines in our lives that makes the days roll by. The next thing we know, we look in the mirror and we’re 70. When you look at that face do you want to see a life of missed opportunities or one filled with experiences you are proud of? If you want the latter, you need to make sure you schedule time for you. Take the time to build your life resume, because that’s what makes our lives much more interesting. When you talk about someone, do you talk about how they clock in to work on time everyday at 9 am and work late hours? Or do you talk about the places they’ve been to, and the experiences they’ve had? On this episode of The School of Greatness, I bring you back someone who has decided to build their life’s resume: Jesse Itzler. Importance of taking advantage of time. Routine make life fly by. Make time for yourself - building life resume instead of business resume. Jesse enjoys living life "out of the box." In fact, he doesn't even have a box. The author of the New York Times bestseller, Living with a Seal, co founded Marquis Jet, the world's largest private jet card company which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets. Jesse then partnered with Zico coconut water, which he and his partner sold to The Coca-Cola Company. He’s also the kind of person that when he wants something he grabs onto the opportunity without delay. He recently decided he needed to detox his mind from electronics and the constant multitasking of today’s world. He ended up living with monks, living in a room as small as a table, and unable to communicate with his family, just to find himself. The lessons he learned most were about the need to make time for yourself and the people around you that you care most about. In the end, that’s where you’ll have the most impact and where your true legacy will come from. Learn more lessons from Jesse’s isolation and time with the monks, on Episode 652. Some Questions I Ask: How was your 15 day digital detox? (8:45) What are you not waiting for? (20:09) If you could go back 20 years, what would you eliminate or add to your life? (21:41) Do you still take 3 hours for yourself every day? (24:44) What do you think you can learn from pain? (29:14) What did the monks teach you about overcoming personal challenges? (32:52) What did the master’s say (about death)? (36:34) Have you and your wife ever struggled with competing with one another? (44:47) Do you ever have a fear that your kids are a little soft? (47:04) What are the things you’ve learned from your time in your monks you didn’t know before? (48:13) In This Episode You Will Learn: When he had the idea to live with monks (10:50) What Jesse didn’t miss during his time away (14:51) How Jesse worked in the music business (17:07) The Kevin Rule (22:28) When Jesse started living this type of life (27:37) The biggest personal challenge he’s faced (30:29) Why death kept coming up in Jesse’s mind (34:40) How he maintains the spark of sexual desire and dynamic of business in his relationship (41:26) The greatest lessons his kids have taught him (45:40) Plus much, much more...

Jesse Genet is the Founder & CEO @ Lumi, the startup that is used by thousands of e-commerce companies to get world-class packaging at unbeatable prices. To date, Jesse has raised close to $10m in VC funding from some of the best in the business and old friends of the show including Satya @Homebrew, Kirsten @ Forerunner, Spark Capital, Lowercase, Ludlow and more incredible names. Prior to Lumi, Jesse founded Inkodye, a bootstrapped business that Jesse scaled to 7 figures in revenue and was sold in retail stores around the world. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jesse made her way into the world of startups and VC having bootstrapped her prior business to 7 figures in revenue and being sold in 1,500 stores? 2.) Given that Lumi is Jesse's first VC backed business, does this make Jesse a first-time founder? How did the bootstrapping to 7 figures in revenue with her last business, influence her philosophy and mindset with Lumi? What has Jesse done differently as a result? What are the dangers that Jesse was aware of and looks out for? 3.) What types of companies does an active content strategy make significant sense for? What are the core benefits of a well-executed content strategy? What have been the core pillars to Jesse's success with content? Where does Jesse see many firms going wrong with their content strategy? How does Jesse look to measure the ROI from content? 4.) How was the fundraising experience for Jesse, given the "non-sexy" sector of packaging and supply chains? How did Jesse determine whether an investor was engaged or not? What does Jesse think she did well in the fundraising process? What would she like to improve for the next round? What is the common stereotype that VCs attribute to founders with bootstrapping experience? 5.) How does Jesse think about the benefits of her team being small vs her 10,000+ incumbent challenger teams? Why does this mean she has the advantage? How does Jesse manage the expectations of her employees when no one could do 1/10 of what Jesse does? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jesse's Fave Book: Gone with the Wind As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Jesse on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. We also speak about Movidiam - as brands turn to smarter ways of creating video and digital content, the Movidiam platform offers faster turnarounds whilst maintaining or improving quality. They’re already working with some of the biggest, most innovative companies to help compare teams and freelancers across the global curated network of creative talent. Producers and marketers looking for the best creatives can get a shortlist from Movidiam’s account managers in hours - tailored to their project’s needs. Submit a brief or check out the platform at Movidiam.com.

Toronto based Jesse Goldfarb is making a name for himself in the plant world with his creative terrarium designs for his company, Teeny Tiny Terra. You can find him on instagram @teenytinyterra and at www.teenytinyterra.com He has worn many professional hats from  corporate florist to DJ to managing salons but he is currently establishing quite the creative niche for himself as the go to terrarium artist, with a long waitlist of people waiting to bring his creations into their home. You can find him teaching Terrarium tutorials all over Toronto (say that three times fast!) and he is currently working on an online course to reach the masses. We are so lucky that Jesse is joining us today to give us an introduction to terrarium assembly. I’m so excited to get started on my own after learning the basics from him! In this episode we learn: How Jesse’s plant obsession began Jesse’s two most memorable terrariums he was commissioned to make Jesse’s journey from having just two bonsai trees to becoming a full fledged terrarium expert Build your own terrarium 101!!! An insider peak at what’s up next for Teeny Tiny Terra   Check out my kit with all  you need to make your own terrarium  https://kit.com/BloomandGrowRadio/make-your-own-terrarium Follow Jesse and Teeny Tiny Terra: IG: @teenytinyterra Twitter: @teenytinyterra Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teenytinyterra www.teenytinyterra.com https://linktr.ee/teenytinyterra Follow Bloom and Grow Radio: IG: @bloomandgrowradio www.bloomandgrowradio.com

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Have you ever wondered what it takes to create, launch, and maintain a hit podcast? As a listener, it appears as though a couple of people set up some microphones, have a chat, and by that process, an episode is effortlessly created. I remember starting my show, thinking “ I know how to find and talk to interesting people. I’ll buy some recording gear, send out a few guest request emails, and I’ll be a podcaster”. Little did I know that creating a show, and putting it out consistently requires a seemingly endless series of tasks, many of which can be extremely time-consuming, not to mention expensive. In this episode, we take a slight departure from our usual format and present a behind the scenes look into the whole process of creating and hosting a podcast. Our guests Jesse Chappus and Marni Wasserman are the creators of one of the top health podcasts in the world- The Ultimate Health Podcast. After only three years in the game, they have turned their passion into a thriving business that has become not only rewarding to them personally but also financially. What makes their story genuinely inspiring though, is that neither of them had any experience in media or broadcasting before launching their show. It’s also worth noting that they are not only co-hosts of the podcast, but also a happily married couple. Jesse and Marni take us along with them through the history of their health and healing journeys, as well as precisely how they continue to grow their audience and strengthen their relationship and financial independence at the same time. If you are a fan of podcasts or have ever dreamed of starting your own, this is the show for you. Having my podcast has been a dream come true, but it has not been without struggle. Along with Jesse and Marni, I reveal in this episode the rewards and challenges we've experienced, and precisely what to expect if you someday take to the mic and create your own show. As rewarding as it is, it's not for the faint of heart. As of today my show has been downloaded 959,314 times. My goal is to reach 1M downloads by New Years Eve 2017. Would you be willing to help? All you have to do is share this episode with one friend, and ask them to do the same. Ease breezy. Here’s to an amazing year, and and even better one to come. Luke Topics Discussed on Today's Episode:     The importance of quality couple time and me time when balancing life as a busy entrepreneur The importance of sharing life values with your partner Is it hard to be in a coupleship if one of you is vegan and the other not Strategies for getting support if your partner isn’t on the same page regarding health, wellness, diet etc Why they started one of the top health podcasts in the world We look behind the curtain into the business of podcasts, and they share exactly how podcasts work, and how they were able to monetize from it The rewards and risks involved in podcasting The power of using a podcast to build professional relationships How advertising on podcasts work, and all of the costs involved in running one The importance of podcast sound quality, and growing your show + keeping listener retention Why your number of iTunes downloads is one of the most important goals, and why iTunes reviews matter Recommendations for listeners who want to support their favorite show How Jesse deals with negative feedback and online trolls Creating a supportive and healthy community online, and offline and why a facebook group is more powerful than a page Why they bailed on twitter, and how to know which channel you should bail on if you are a content creator Their secret to creating consistent content How to biohack your dog, and why raw food is the best The dangers of vaccinating your dog, which ones are most important and how to do it safely Buying puppies from a valid breeder VS. adopting a rescue Lifestyle recommendations   For MORE about this Episode THIS SHOW IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY: FOUR SIGMATIC. Melt away stress, boost immunity, relax & sleep deeper, improve productivity, increase brain power, get stimulation without jitters. 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In this episode we cover: 3:13- Jesse's particular brand of hustle and the rules he created for himself early in his career that enabled him to make contacts and get gigs 6:24- What Jesse's art business looks like and when he accepts licensing deals 8:29- Living with mistakes in life, your business and in your work and discovering that often, they're not mistakes at all 13:07- How Jesse managed to get his work into over 100 galleries and the work required to maintain that level of activity 16:50- The advantages of hiring a studio assistant 18:20- How Jesse uses an inventory system to keep track of his work 19:49- Managing the struggle to shift back and forth between running the business and making art 23:50- Navigating relationships with galleries that don't want you to sell your work elsewhere or do your own marketing 31:31- How Jesse arrived at his pricing 38:00- Outsider art, what it means and how Jesse's art fits into the scene 42:27- Jesse's favorite Oregon beaches for getting away 44:14- How the lack of an academic background can be an advantage in dealing with galleries and growing your art business  

Our guest this week is Jesse Perreault, Director of Business Development and Digital Marketing Strategist for Soap Media, Inc. Jesse began his first business when he was 15 and quickly began to understand that technology and data would be key to reaching the goals he set for himself. Ironically it was technology and data that helped him to his second realization, quality relationships are better than plentiful connections. His article, "How I Met 500 people in 500 hours," is all about making quality connections that lead to lasting relationships. He believes that learning about 500 people is way more powerful than 500 Linkedin connections. 6:30 - What Jesse learned in a life of entrepreneurship 11:25 - How Jesse came up with his list of 500 people he met in 500 hours. 12:30 - "If I can learn from somebody, what may have taken them several years to learn the hard way, in a matter of an hour...I consider that pretty good growth." 18:00 - How Jesse built a book of business without a "mentality of closing" 23:00 - Jeff breaks down the right reasons to take a meeting 29:30 - Jesse reveals his "Why"! [powerpress]

Why did an American Ivy League graduate decide to pursue an MBA in China? In 2015 Jesse Miller decided to pursue his MBA at CEIBS, ranked #11 worldwide by the Financial Times in 2017 and China's top-ranked program. Jesse discusses the pros and cons of pursuing a top-ranked MBA in Asia, his experience as a minority American student at CEIBS (Shanghai) and ISB (Hyderabad) where he studied one semester, and how he jumped from working in fashion to the entertainment industry. Jesse also shares his thoughts on the startup and entrepreneurship environment in China. Listen to one applicant's take on using the MBA to chart your own path. Questions Jesse's background  (4:06) Why Jesse chose to study in China after graduating from a top US university (7:14) The case for and against getting an MBA in China (9:06) How Jesse secured his internship and job  (14:50) CEIBS' alumni network and student clubs (17:26) Jesse's thoughts on CEIBS' reputation inside and outside of China (21:00) Exchanging for 3 months at the Indian School of Business (23:00) Jesse's thoughts on the startup and entertainment industry in China (27:20) Jesse's final thoughts on who should pursue MBAs in China (33:16) About Our Guest Jesse Miller graduated from Brown University where he majored in Political Science and Government. He then led the expansion of his family jewelry business into China. At CEIBS, Jesse was President of the CEIBS MBA Energy and Environment Club and played an active role in CEIBS eLab Incubator. Jesse speaks fluent Chinese and recently started working as an International Development Manager at Shanghai Media Group, one of China's largest media conglomerates. Episode summary, show notes and more at: http://touchmba.com/charting-your-own-path-in-china-ceibs Episode Sponsor When three MBAs struggled with student loans, they knew there had to be a better way – so they created one. Now, CommonBond is a leading student lender, saving members up to thirteen thousand dollars on MBA loans.   Learn more at http://CommonBond.co/TouchMBA. CommonBond Lending LLC, NMLS number 1175900.  

Selling heritage chickens from farmers using holistic management. ------------------------------- Welcome Investing in Regenerative Agriculture, investing as if the planet mattered. Where I interview key players in the field of regenerative agriculture, people who are scaling up the sector by bringing in new money or scaling up the practises on the ground. Join our Gumroad community, discover the tiers and exclusive benefits here: https://gumroad.com/investinginregenag Other ways to support my work: - Share the podcast - Give a 5-star rating (if you podcast app allows it) - Or buy me a coffee… or a meal! www.Ko-fi.com/regenerativeagriculture ------------------------------- This time I had the pleasure to interview Jesse Solomon, CEO and founder of www.emmerandco.com who are reinventing the chicken industry from the ground up (literally). By focusing on raising slow-growing chickens entirely on pasture, with practices that create healthy soil and regenerate the land. We luckily had time to discuss many things in the interview! How Jesse went from eating meat, to being a vegetarian (after reading the book Eating animals by Jonathan Safran Foer www.amazon.co.uk/Eating-Animals-Jonathan-Safran-Foer/dp/0241143934). To hunting his own meat and cook it for his family and friends and finally setting up an heritage chicken company. Some more points we discussed: - Our current food industry is really good ad getting a lot of bad food to as many people as possible for the lowest price. - Organic was really good to teach people to look at labels, and now we need to teach them beyond the labels - You need them (the chickens) to be warriors in this system and agents of that healthy change - Half of what we do is rebuild the supply chain the other half is education Largest challenge for impact investors to get into the regenerative livestock space: - their time horizon and return profile! We discussed transparency and how Emmer & Co pioneers with showing the whole process, for instance through their Chicken experience, have a look here: www.emmerandco.com/experience A question for you: who knows any models (selling different parts/crops of a regenerative agriculture farms) in the rest of the world, Europe etc.? Please get in touch: www.twitter.com/koenvanseijen If you want to receive an email when I upload a new episode, subscribe here eepurl.com/cxU33P The above references an opinion and is for information purposes only. It is not intended to be investment advice. Seek a duly licensed professional for investment advice.

Jesse Kay is a 16-year-old junior in high school and the host of the 20 Under 20s Podcast where he interviews successful entrepreneurs in their 20s or younger from around the globe. Jesse’s obsessed with sharing practical lessons and stories from some of the best minds on the planet to help inspire young men and women to become tomorrow’s entrepreneurs. Jesse was born into an entrepreneurial family and started his first business at 9-years old flipping sneakers on eBay. Jesse also plays tennis for his high school tennis team and will be applying to colleges next fall. What you’ll learn about in this episode The importance of giving rather than taking in business relationships Jesse’s passion for inspiring and educating the next generation of entrepreneurs How you can build a network without any contacts Habits that Jesse attributes to his success How overbooking can lower your value Why communication and persistence are critical skills How Jesse uses Attention Deficit Disorder to his advantage Why the best time to start your business is now How to best connect with Jesse: Website: 20under20s.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/jesse.kay11 Twitter: twitter.com/jessekay811 Facebook: www.facebook.com/jessekay811 Email: jessekay811@gmail.com

Human-Beings do stupid things in order to get money for drugs. They do the same to win their ex-partner back. - Jesse Lawler Jesse Lawler is an entrepreneur, filmmaker, cyclist, podcaster and a really nerdy self-optimizer. Jesse hosts the very successful Smart Drug Smarts Podcast (LINK), he also is the co-founder of the Nootropics-Company Axon Labs and the founder of the mobile app Evil Genius Technologies. A real jack of all trades, Jesse has also dabbled in Hollywood-screenwriting, travel photography and coding software for breweries before finding his current calling. Jesse and I met at the Biohacker Summit in Helsinki (LINK) where we both spoke and then spent an entire weekend on a Finnish-style Biohacking adventure with fellow biohackers Teemu Arina, Ben Greenfield, Dr. Rhonda Patrick and several others going from smoke saunas to icy rivers to camping in the woods (more info on this transcendental trip in the episode). We’ve remained friends ever since and I am very excited to present to you this highly entertatining neuro-hacking mastermind from the other side of the Atlantic. Notice to all smart drug fans: Jesse’s website is full of information of pretty much any nootropic you’ve heard of. On the site, you can also find my favorite episodes of the Smart Drug Smarts Podcast so make sure to check it out! In this episode, you’ll learn how our brain behaves when we fall for another person. Love love love! Enjoy! SHOW NOTES 2:30 - Why Jesse wants a floating tank in his basement 6:30 - Why love and relationships have become tougher nowadays 12:30 - About your hormonal changes when you fall in love 23:00 - The effects of sperm and seminal fluid on the woman 26:00 - What happens after the honeymoon phase 29:30 - About the withdrawal symptoms after breaking up 34:00 - How Jesse would get over a breakup today 39:00 - About indicators for successful relationships 41:30 - On epigenetics and innate fears 43:30 - The influence of porn on our brains 51:00 - Environmental factors which influence our perspective on relationships 54:00 - Why it makes sense to study the biochemistry of love   QUOTES Love and learning belong together. Adolescents today have their first sexual experiences with their computers. Once we don’t have to learn more about our partner, dopamine production drops. Listen to your friends when it comes to your relationship. Withdrawal after drug use and breaking up are very similar.

How many fifteen-year-olds do you know have a mid-life crisis and stop to ask themselves, What really matters in life? Jesse Genet was one of them, and today she’s the Designer, Founder, and CEO of Lumi, a company that lets you easily brand your own packaging. Her journey to entrepreneurship started in high school – she basically petitioned herself out of her senior year and drove across the country to L.A. with nothing but a dream and her 1969 Lincoln convertible.Jesse is a perfect example of a perpetual learner, constantly putting herself in uncomfortable situations in order to grow. She offers great counterintuitive advice to women who are seeking to be more creative and take more risks, and as a bonus, she’s straight up hilarious. Show Notes:-Jesse Genet growing up – a serious girl who wanted to be taken seriously. [3:32]-Going through life phases early and fast, plus the turning point for her creativity. [7:32]-How Jesse deftly figured out a way to leave high school early, and other evidence of an independent spirit. [13:24]-On the benefits of being flexible, and choosing to view life with an opportunistic lens. [19:12]-“I always wanted to level up.” On constantly putting herself in uncomfortable situations in order to learn and grow. [21:34]-From a low year of being lonely and poor to creating a new path for herself. [27:21]-The ups and downs of being a CEO, plus Jesse’s insights on developing new skills. [34:18]-Jesse shares about her inner critic and offers advice to other women who want to be creative leaders and take more risks. [39:55]References:More on Jesse at http://jessegenet.com/Lumi website – https://www.lumi.com/Episode Sponsors:UENO – ueno.co/careersInVision – invisionapp.com/companyMusic by Lucia Lilikoi – lucia.bandcamp.com

How many fifteen-year-olds do you know have a mid-life crisis and stop to ask themselves, What really matters in life? Jesse Genet was one of them, and today she’s the Designer, Founder, and CEO of Lumi, a company that lets you easily brand your own packaging. Her journey to entrepreneurship started in high school – she basically petitioned herself out of her senior year and drove across the country to L.A. with nothing but a dream and her 1969 Lincoln convertible.Jesse is a perfect example of a perpetual learner, constantly putting herself in uncomfortable situations in order to grow. She offers great counterintuitive advice to women who are seeking to be more creative and take more risks, and as a bonus, she’s straight up hilarious. Show Notes:-Jesse Genet growing up – a serious girl who wanted to be taken seriously. [3:32]-Going through life phases early and fast, plus the turning point for her creativity. [7:32]-How Jesse deftly figured out a way to leave high school early, and other evidence of an independent spirit. [13:24]-On the benefits of being flexible, and choosing to view life with an opportunistic lens. [19:12]-“I always wanted to level up.” On constantly putting herself in uncomfortable situations in order to learn and grow. [21:34]-From a low year of being lonely and poor to creating a new path for herself. [27:21]-The ups and downs of being a CEO, plus Jesse’s insights on developing new skills. [34:18]-Jesse shares about her inner critic and offers advice to other women who want to be creative leaders and take more risks. [39:55]References:More on Jesse at http://jessegenet.com/Lumi website – https://www.lumi.com/Episode Sponsors:UENO – ueno.co/careersInVision – invisionapp.com/companyMusic by Lucia Lilikoi – lucia.bandcamp.com

Over the years WeWork has grown to become a $16 billion empire of co-working office spaces that are disrupting the traditional real estate markets all over the world. Our guest today, Jesse Middleton, joined the team as the founder of WeWork Labs, the company’s startup focused community. Since then he has helped the company grow into the giant it is today. Recently he has just joined the venture capital firm Flybridge as a General Partner. Early on with entrepreneurial parents, Jesse learned that he did not have to take the traditional path in life and that he could forge his own future. He started to do just that, as he founded his first company before even going to college. Fast forward to Fast Company magazine once comparing Jesse to Jack Dorsey, then onto his time building WeWork Labs, and now his time as a VC at Flybridge. Jesse has a great story full of many lessons, such as: + Recognizing at an early age the ability to create your own path in life. + The importance of keeping a clear focus at the early stages of a new company. + How Jesse founded WeWork Labs. + Just get started and go. + The lessons from actively helping grow a $16 billion company. + Why long term vision is so important for the founders of companies. + What is next for WeWork Labs. + The intersection of community building and being an investor. + The future of Venture Capital. Ambition Today Question of the Day™: “What does Ambition mean to you and how has it driven you?” ========== Follow Kevin Siskar on Twitter: twitter.com/TheSiskar Follow Kevin Siskar on Instagram: instagram.com/thesiskar Follow Kevin Siskar on Facebook: facebook.com/kevin.siskar Add Kevin Siskar on Snapchat: snapchat.com/add/krsiskar Visit Ambition Today on the Web: www.siskar.co/ambitiontoday Kevin Siskar brings you ambitious entrepreneurs inspired by Tim Ferriss, Entrepreneur on Fire, NPR, HBR, TED Radio Hour, the StartUp podcast, Pat Flynn, Tony Robbins, The Uncertain Hour, Bigger Pockets, Art of Charm, Dave Ramsey, Planet Money, Jocko Podcast, EntreLeadership, Zigler, APM Marketplace, Mixergy, Seth Godin, #AskGaryVee, Monocle 24 and The $100 MBA Show with Omar Zenhom, and Casey Neistat. Be sure to listen and subscribe to Ambition Today in the iTunes Store for iOS (apple.co/1NRRPzL), on Google Play Music (goo.gl/LmmciJ), or on Stitcher for Android (bit.ly/1Rn01dy).

Unfortunately, due to past experiences, many individuals hold back the real or authentic person they truly are or sometimes even try to be someone they are not. This episode examines why we don't share the real us with the world and what we can do to improve our authenticity. QUESTION(S) OF THE DAY: When was the last time you met someone that came across as phony? How did it make you feel? Please let me know in the comments. Scroll below for links and show notes… Selected Links from the Episode The #Squad Movement 5 of the Most Successful Hashtags of All Time to Inspire Your Campaign by Vedarth Deshpande Why I hate the phrase "Fake It 'Til You Make It"... and a few alternatives by Casey Erin Clark  Brands, Learn How to Market From These Musicians by Elenda Nguyen If You're Lazy and You Know It Clap Your Hands  Entourage Sinfield Curb You Enthusiasm Jesse's LinkedIn profile LinkedIn and how it's becoming more like Facebook What is a SWOT Analysis? What is a 360 Degree Analysis? The Weekly Portland Podcast Pogs: The Forgotten Game Show Notes The hashtag #Squad movement and what is it [02:00] Interesting articles that relate to #Squad [03:56] We're all products of our environment [05:51] How our school environment has an impact and shapes us early on in life [07:29] The concept of surrounding yourself with the right individuals [08:21] The bullying that Jesse experienced growing up [08:51] How Jesse surrounded himself by the right individuals to eliminate bullying [09:49] We gravitate towards other people that are just like you [10:42] You're the GM of your #squad and who you surround yourself with [11:22] The befriending of mammoth mammals during Middle School led to the intimidation of bullies [11:29] Seeking any and everyone on my team to ensure the circle was as large as possible to prevent bullying [13:50] Activity groups have a tremendous impact on who is a part of your circle [14:30] Sports teams were another huge influence on Jesse's circle growing up [14:39] The music department was another large part of the circle Jesse built [16:05] The Japanese National Honor Society and how it was complete different from the jock and music circles [17:59] The mishmash of all the different influences growing up and provided perspective [18:29] Your friend group is another influence group [19:11] How the show Entourage was pre-#squad and harnessed the meaning [19:25] What the makeup of Jesse's friend group is and the different backgrounds they have [20:33] Work serves as your continuing education of being a part of a group [21:16] Developing your network/rolodex and leveraging LinkedIn as your digital representation [22:48] How do you leverage all of your circles to help create your environment [25:39] Performing an audit or SWOT analysis of yourself to determine who and what you are so you know what you need [26:27] You need to go find the missing pieces to develop your #Squad [29:27] No one is going to advocate as much for you as you do for yourself [30:29] Determine what you're good and and not good at and figure out what you need to do it [31:29] Surrounding yourself with people to help get yourself off your ass and inspire yourself [32:07] The hardest thing to do once you have you have your #squad setup [34:26] The comfortability and settling we do within our relationships [36:46] If you aint getting paid, or getting laid, get out [37:58] Constantly nurturing your #squad and purge it when necessary [39:15] People Mentioned Taylor Swift Vedarth Deshpande Casey Erin Clark Elenda Nguyen Tigard High School Tualatin High School Jay-Z Greg Day Gary Vaynerchuk Tim Ferriss Trader Joes Beth Sheinis

As products of our environment, we're all in control of who we choose to surround ourselves with. While early on in our lives, we may not have much of a choice, the power is in our hands to create a #squad that enables us to be the best that we can possibly be. This episode explores the concept of a #squad and how we can ensure we're always progressing no matter what your interests are or how many times they change. QUESTION(S) OF THE DAY: What does your #squad look like right now? What do you want it to look like? Please let me know in the comments. Scroll below for links and show notes… Selected Links from the Episode The #Squad Movement 5 of the Most Successful Hashtags of All Time to Inspire Your Campaign by Vedarth Deshpande Why I hate the phrase "Fake It 'Til You Make It"... and a few alternatives by Casey Erin Clark  Brands, Learn How to Market From These Musicians by Elenda Nguyen If You're Lazy and You Know It Clap Your Hands  Entourage Sinfield Curb You Enthusiasm Jesse's LinkedIn profile LinkedIn and how it's becoming more like Facebook What is a SWOT Analysis? What is a 360 Degree Analysis? The Weekly Portland Podcast Pogs: The Forgotten Game Show Notes The hashtag #Squad movement and what is it [02:00] Interesting articles that relate to #Squad [03:56] We're all products of our environment [05:51] How our school environment has an impact and shapes us early on in life [07:29] The concept of surrounding yourself with the right individuals [08:21] The bullying that Jesse experienced growing up [08:51] How Jesse surrounded himself by the right individuals to eliminate bullying [09:49] We gravitate towards other people that are just like you [10:42] You're the GM of your #squad and who you surround yourself with [11:22] The befriending of mammoth mammals during Middle School led to the intimidation of bullies [11:29] Seeking any and everyone on my team to ensure the circle was as large as possible to prevent bullying [13:50] Activity groups have a tremendous impact on who is a part of your circle [14:30] Sports teams were another huge influence on Jesse's circle growing up [14:39] The music department was another large part of the circle Jesse built [16:05] The Japanese National Honor Society and how it was complete different from the jock and music circles [17:59] The mishmash of all the different influences growing up and provided perspective [18:29] Your friend group is another influence group [19:11] How the show Entourage was pre-#squad and harnessed the meaning [19:25] What the makeup of Jesse's friend group is and the different backgrounds they have [20:33] Work serves as your continuing education of being a part of a group [21:16] Developing your network/rolodex and leveraging LinkedIn as your digital representation [22:48] How do you leverage all of your circles to help create your environment [25:39] Performing an audit or SWOT analysis of yourself to determine who and what you are so you know what you need [26:27] You need to go find the missing pieces to develop your #Squad [29:27] No one is going to advocate as much for you as you do for yourself [30:29] Determine what you're good and and not good at and figure out what you need to do it [31:29] Surrounding yourself with people to help get yourself off your ass and inspire yourself [32:07] The hardest thing to do once you have you have your #squad setup [34:26] The comfortability and settling we do within our relationships [36:46] If you aint getting paid, or getting laid, get out [37:58] Constantly nurturing your #squad and purge it when necessary [39:15] People Mentioned Fran Liebman Taylor Swift Vedarth Deshpande Casey Erin Clark Elenda Nguyen Tigard High School Tualatin High School Jay-Z Greg Day Gary Vaynerchuk Tim Ferriss Trader Joes Beth Sheinis

Jesse Middleton is a General Partner @ Flybridge Capital Partners. Prior to joining Flybridge, Jesse was an early executive at WeWork, one of the fastest growing and most valuable startups in history. He co-founded WeWork Labs in 2011, and ran WeWork X, M&A, startup investments, business and digital product development as well as inside sales during his five-year tenure at the company. Prior to WeWork, Jesse was the co-founder and CEO of Backstory, a venture backed startup. Jesse also has experience as a prolific angel investor having invested in the like of Fitmob (acq by ClassPass) YourTrove acq by LiveNation and inDinero, who you might remember we had Jessica Mah, Founder @ inDinero on the show.   In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Jesse made the transition from operator with WeWork to General Partner @ Flybridge? 2.) At what stage does founder vision transition to become stubbornness? How does Jesse approach the situation of telling a founder when it is not working? 3.) How does Jesse's investment mindset shift from making the move from angel to VC with fiduciary responsibility? 4.) How does Jesse look to develop pattern recognition as a new entrant to VC? How important a role does mentorship play for Jesse? 5.) What are the characteristics Jesse looks for in a founder that suggest an innate problem solver? How does Jesse deal with problems when the 'shit hits the fan?' Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Jesse’s Fave Blog and Newsletter: Purple, The Skimm Jesse’s Fave Book: Leadership & The Challenge of Self Deception Jesse’s Most Recent Investment: Squire As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC and Jesse on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Eve make 1 perfect mattress – made with 3 layer technology and next generation memory foam. It comes packaged in a beautiful box and arrives the day after you order. You get 100 nights to try it with free return pick-up – it really is the perfect mattress for everyone. Just go online to evemattress.co.ukand enter the code 20VC for £50 off. Everybody deserves the perfect start with Eve.

For episode 15 of the Lion Zeal Show, I've brought on my friend Jesse Hanley to talk about the unorthodox approach he's taken to building his SEO agency. Rather than using outreach methods such as cold emailing or direct mail, he's relied on one simple but under-utilised strategy to generate all his leads for free. In this episode you'll learn: How Jesse got his first ever SEO client for $5,000/month How to manage your agency while travelling full time How to get clients without outreach, paid traffic, or being an "internet guru" 2 simple steps to getting your first client Watch the video interview and get the transcription here: https://lionzeal.com/podcast/jesse-hanley/  

This is a special Premium audio episode. to the BenGreenfieldFitness show and access this and over 300 additional hidden audios, videos, pdf's and more! only eats fruit until noon, runs hundreds of miles at a time and lives a completely "out of the box" life - while claiming that he does not actually indeed even have a box. Jesse cofounded Marquis Jet, the world’s largest prepaid private jet card company in 2001, which he and his partner sold to Berkshire Hathaway/NetJets. He then partnered with Zico Coconut Water, which he sold to The Coca-Cola Company in 2013. He is a former rapper on MTV and he produced and sang both the NBA’s Emmy Award-winning I Love This Game music campaign and the popular New York Knicks anthem Go NY Go. Itzler is also the author of the best selling book . When he is not out training for his next 100 mile run or being a dad to his four kids, Jesse can be found at the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks games, where he is an owner of the team. He is married to Spanx founder Sara Blakely and the couple and their 4 children live in Atlanta, Georgia. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How Jesse met a crazy Navy SEAL at an ultrarunning event -a guy who pushed through the race with kidney failure and broken foot bones while eating crackers and bread... -Jesse's experience attempting to perform 100 pullups as a skinny runner... -The crazy things that ensued when a Navy SEAL crashed in Jesse's living room for 31 days... -Why Jesse ran 4 miles every 4 hours for 48 hours... -What it means when Jesse says "when you're done you're only 40% done"... -Why Jesse waits until noon to eat anything except fruit...   -And much more... Resources from this episode: - - Do you have questions, comments or feedback for Jesse Itzler or me? Leave your thoughts at  and one of us will reply!

Have you ever wondered what your life would be like if you had chosen another path? Would you have been more successful in your craft? A better writer, artist, musician? Would you have made a bigger impact in the world?My guest today, Jesse Browner, has by all rights been extremely successful. He has a great marriage and family, living in the middle of Manhattan. He is a successful author whose books have been published by some of the biggest houses in New York City and he has a lucrative full-time job.However, as Jesse approached his 50s, he started wondering, "What if?"Jesse spent his 20s in what was known as the heartbeat of Bohemia in New York City (if you have ever seen the movie or the musical Rent, then you know exactly the place I am describing). As he looked back at this time, he realized that although no one he knew was extremely successful or rich, they were all living and breathing their craft.From this reflection came the question, "Is there an untapped wealth of talent just buried within me?"Jesse's exploration of this question over many years led to his latest book, How Did I Get Here?. Today, Jesse guides us through his incredible journey of discovery and letting go. If you have ever been tormented by the “What If?” questions in your life, then this episode is one you cannot afford to miss. So turn up the volume, get comfortable and listen in as we take you on an incredible journey of growth and development.In This Episode, You'll Learn:Jesse’s incredible experiences living as a bohemian in Alphabet City.How book translation helped Jesse’s writing.How Jesse finally came to terms with the highs and lows of his writing process.Why Jesse will never tell a writer that their creative process is wrong.How writing his book, How Did I Get Here?, helped Jesse stop questioning his past decisions. Mentioned in This Episode:Connect with Jesse: Jesse Browner | Facebook | TwitterHow Did I Get Here?: Making Peace with the Road Not Taken by Jesse BrownerScenes From The Life Of Bohemia: Scenes De La View De Boheme (1896) by Henri MurgerDaily Rituals: How Artists Work by Mason CurreyHappiness: A Guide to Developing Life’s Most Important Skill by Matthieu RicardThe Gift: Creativity and the Artist in the Modern World by Lewis HydeLa BohemeRentWhiplashSeamus Heaney

If you've ever wanted more motivation, toughness, perserverance or grit, then do we have the show for you! Today we'll be talking with Jesse Itzler, business entrepreneur extraordinaire, former Rapper, cofounder of Marquis Jets, a partner with Zico Coconut Water, ultra-runner, one of the owners of the Atlanta Hawks and the husband of the founder of Spanx, Sara Blakely. He's also the best-selling author of one of the funniest, and most-inspiring books out there. Living with a SEAL. And that's just what Jesse Itzler did for 30 days, he invited a navy seal into his Upper West Side Manhattan apartment, not just to scare the Jones's, but where the man known as SEAL, would train him unforgivingly for 30 days. There was only one rule. You have to do what I say. So today we'll talk about Jesse's challenge of Living with a (Navy) SEAL, what he had to do, when he had to do it, what he couldn't do…bet you didn't know there's no peeing on a run, and why it the world it matters to the rest of us. Plus how SEAL helped his business and career! That plus eating fruit till noon, flashing underwear, 1-800-PLAYMATE, talking one's way into show biz, and one of the craziest first dates in the world. Questions and Topics Include: What's the secret of the Big Red Chicken? How did he meet his wife, Sara Blakely, founder of the business Spanx Why he was inspired to run 100 miles in Spanx How did Jesse meet SEAL? How he convinced SEAL to train him for a month. Why Jesse brought David (SEAL) in to shake up his life. How Jesse got in a ‘rut' and the importance of getting ‘uncomfortable' Who is SEAL and how did he become the man he is? What the first lesson was that SEAL taught Jesse What the ground rules were. How they did NOT ramp up into the program How to keep a promise with ones self. Why it's all about the journey How to make ‘your time' yours. How SEAL became the ultimate business closer What happened when SEAL met career NBA star Kevin Garnett How Jesse got a record deal with Delicious Vinyl. What's the story behind 1-800-PLAYMATE and what happened with Howie Stern How they jumped into a frozen lake in the middle of the winter How Jesse went from 22 pushups to a 1000 a day Why bulletproof glass – for your home, is the only way to go. What you need to escape from Manhattan What was the inner power being built by training with SEAL What's the 40 percent rule and what does it mean to Jesse now How Jesse became comfortable getting uncomfortable What's it mean to protect your primary? How did Jesse end up buying the Atlanta Haws? What's Jesse's secret for success? Why it's so important to get over the fear of embarrassment, and the fear of being afraid Important words of wisdom for future entrepreneurs Jesse Itzler, Owner of the Atlanta Hawks, Founder Marquis Jets & Husband to Spanx Founder Sara Blakely Shares Lesson of Motivation, Determination & Inner-Strength From Living with a Seal for 30 Days! Inspiration | Business | Career | Health | Inspire | Self-Help For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Meet Jesse Lawler (pictured above), my guest in today's podcast. Jesse is a software developer, a self-experimentalist, and a health nut; he tweaks his diet, exercise habits, and medicine cabinet on an ongoing basis, always seeking the optimal balance for performance and cognition. He has flirted with everything from paleontology and genetic engineering to screenwriting, green-tech, software engineering, photography, and neuroscience. Jesse is also the host of , a podcast about “practical neuroscience,” where he speaks each week with the world’s leading minds in neurology, brain-tech, and the social issues related to cognitive enhancement. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How Jesse rode his bicycle across the entire country with no training... -Why Jesse went from 100% vegan to 100% Paleo... -The details of Jesse's week long water fast, what he discovered along the way, and the crazy mistake he made after... -When a "polyphasic sleep schedule" is an appropriate strategy to manage fatigue or lack of sleep... -Why Jessa drinks zero amounts of alcohol... -The details of Jesse's recent Ritalin experiment... -Whether marijuana damages your brain and memory or makes you stupid, and the concept of micro-dosing with compounds such as THC or CBD... -Jesse's favorite smart drug and nootropic stacks... -And much more! Resources from this episode: - - - + - - - - Do you have questions, comments or feedback about smart drugs, nootropics, cognitive performance, water fasts, ketosis, water fasts, or anything else Jesse and I discuss in this episode? Leave your thoughts below and either Jesse or I will reply.

Today’s guest is a digital media pioneer and an incredible inspiration to me and millions of other entrepreneurs. She is the creator and host of “The Valley Girl Show” and CEO of Valley Girl, Inc. She has produced and distributed over 200 interviews with some of the greatest minds in business and technology such as Ted Turner, Mark Cuban, Sheryl Sandberg and Eric Schmidt, the former CEO of Google. And after 6 successful years hosting her talk show online, she is expanding it to television, with a new series on Fox TV in Northern California. Her name is Jesse Draper. During our time together we learn: -- Why her dad tried to borrow money from 10-year old Jesse and what that experience taught her. -- Why Jesse ended up spending more than she should have when she started her business… why she doesn’t do that anymore. -- How Jesse does the big ask when negotiating – her simple tips and strategies that you can use too! -- A fun game you can play if you want to learn about investing but haven't started investing yet.

"Focus on your area of genius" - Jesse Krieger Jesse Krieger has been paid to fly around the world as a dating coach, he has been a rockstar touring the USA, and he has written the bestselling book: Lifestyle Entrepreneur. From spending 25% of his time each year living abroad, to learning Chinese, to his current love of teaching other lifestyle entrepreneurs, Jesse has traveled a winding and adventurous road! I brought him on the show to give some key insights into his lifestyle and how he manages to run so many successful ventures. Enjoy! "Own your dreams and go after what you want" - Jesse Krieger "Adventure is when you aren't sure of the outcome" - Jesse Krieger What you will learn in this episode: -How Jesse works in "Power Hours" -How to integrate life, travel, and business -The power of knowing your value -Key outsourcing moments in the lifecycle of a business -How to gather important feedback to keep improving -How to be open to serendipitous opportunities -The method of front-loading your day with health and creativity Mentioned in this episode: JesseKrieger.com Lifestyle Entrepreneur: Live Your Dreams, Ignite Your Passions and Run Your Business From Anywhere in The World Project Rockstar Thanks Jesse Krieger! If you enjoyed this session of The Art of Adventure Podcast, let Jesse know by clicking on the link below and sending him a quick shout out on Twitter: Click here to thank Jesse on Twitter! Support the Art of Adventure! This podcast is supported by listeners like you! Donate to the Art of Adventure Patreon Campaign Subscribe to The Art of Adventure Podcast in iTunes or Stitcher. If you enjoyed the show, please help us by leaving a 5-star rating and review!

Today's guest got started traveling around the US as a young kid - visiting all the National Parks in a Volkswagen Van, right out of a postcard. Jesse Krieger has spent living as a musician in Vienna, touring Europe from there, and musicianship -= along with a strong desire to maintain a life of travel - led him to entrepreneurship, And that is as far as my intro can go because his story winds down a twisting path of careers, from the unexpected to the bizarre. However, Jesse helps others build careers that support the lifestyle they envision for themselves - which includes a life of travel. What we cover: How Jesse found himself on the road, alone, by choosing to stay on the road at the end of a trip with his friends. After dreaming of seeing it for his life, what it felt like for Jesse to see his name in lights at one of the biggest rock clubs in Los Angeles. How Jesse got fascinated by business and entrepreneurship through managing his passion for being in a rock band. How Jesse recommends you can start a location independent business. Explore further: JesseKrieger.com Music credit: Intrepid Journey, by Aaron Static Become a Friend of the Show: Please subscribe and review! It just takes a second and you can help the show increase its rankings on iTunes just by this simple and quick gesture. We’d be grateful for a review. Leave one here. If you do, click here to let me know so I can personally thank you! Your Feedback If you have an idea for a podcast you would like to see or a question about an upcoming episode, email me! I’d love to hear from you. Thank you so much for your support! The post 120: Exploring Location Independence with Jesse Krieger appeared first on The Daily Travel Podcast.

A note from Talking Taiwan host Felicia Lin:   When I spoke with Jesse Liu a concert promoter and manager of the Brazilian band Hibria, our conversation touched upon the music scene in Asia and comparisons between Hong Kong, China, Taiwan and South East Asia. Jesse also spoke more specifically about the music industry in Taiwan.     Here’s a little preview of what we talked about in this episode:   How Jesse balances managing a band and being a concert promoter The Brazilian band, Hibria that Jesse manages The financial risk involved in being a concert promoter The difference between being a band manager and a concert promoter How Jesse compares the various markets in Asia (e.g. Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, and South East Asia markets) How Jesse compares the music scenes in Korea, China and Japan How Taiwan is still a leading producer of Chinese language pop music The most popular bands in Taiwan How Taiwan’s music industry has changed over the course of Jesse’s career What does it take to make a band successful? The challenges involved in booking shows for bands in China The music business in Taiwan     Related Links:   Jesse’s concert promoting business Icon Promotions: www.icon-promotions.com   Hibria’s website: www.hibria.com   Hibria’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/HIBRIAOFFICIAL/

With so much talent in the world, what does it take to get that big break? Today we have a two-for-one special, with both Jesse Paul Smith and, previous guest, Zack Knight here with us today. Zack is the host of the Tactical Leadership podcast and CEO of Knight Protection Services, while Jesse is the Host of My Creative District Podcast and Founder of the same name. After meeting at a mastermind, they put their heads together, came up with creative solutions to creative problems, and put together My Creative District summit: Creating Your Big Break. Don’t miss out on this episode. Jump in and let’s learn more about the amazing opportunities being put forth by the Worldwide Dance Challenge. Things you will learn in this episode: *[00:01 - 05:16] Opening Segment* * Sponsored ad * I introduce today’s guests Jesse Smith and Zack Knight (previous guest) * Opportunities for Creatives * Jesse gives background about getting into performing arts * Always into music from a young age * Grew up around Christian music * Started dancing at the age of 20 *[05:17 - 12:34] Displaying True Courage; The Start of the Worldwide Dance Challenge* * Jesse talks about shifting away from the industry * Signed with MSA at the time * Working with corporate jobs * Left in debt * Burnt out * Pivoting into entrepreneurship * The value of making a connection at the mastermind * Connecting with Zack * Zack shares his perspective from the mastermind * How Jesse and Zack met and connected * True Courage * Starting Worldwide Dance Challenge * Streaming to 120 countries * Launching season 1 soon * I talk about the value you can find from masterminds *[12:35 - 19:08] My Creative District Summit* * Jesse talks about the upcoming summit and the value * January 20 - 24 * Their big break * Always needing to grind * Helping people create their own opportunities * Providing the tools to create your own stage * A word from our sponsor * site info: www.itpro.tv ( http://www.itpro.tv/ ) * promo code: TRAVIS * Zack talks about what creatives can expect from the summit * Creative you yes * Creating a mindset as the foundation * Fighting limiting beliefs * Aligning with your passions * How to monetize it *[19:09 - 22:51] Closing Segment* * Jesse talks about the parent company * My Creative District: Worldwide Dance Challenge * Giving what they need by giving them what they want * The coaching company to help creatives with their next steps * Links below * Remember to upload and tag us on Instagram! * Final words *Tweetable Quotes:* “Okay screw this. I’m gonna go head first into what I know my passion is and everything just took off from there.” - Jesse Smith “Courage isn’t the lack of fear, it’s recognizing the fear and deciding to take action.” - Zack Knight “In order to be a successful ‘anything’… you have to have an entrepreneurial mindset, you have to understand that there’s both business and art.” - Jesse Smith *Resources Mentioned:* * Tactical Leadership Podcast ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/tactical-leadership/id1498567657 ) * My Creative District ( https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/my-creative-district/id1525890194 ) * site info: www.itpro.tv ( http://www.itpro.tv/ ) * promo code: TRAVIS You can connect with Zack on LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/zaknight/ ) and Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/beatacticalleader/ ) and Jesse on LinkedIn ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/jessepaulsmith/ ). Go to https://www.worldwidedancechallenge.com to learn more about how to get involved. Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? *LEAVE A REVIEW* and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischapel.com/makemypodcast ( https://travischappell.typeform.com/to/kmf5p4 ) and let my team make you your very own show! If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website a travischappell.com ( https://travischappell.com/ ).  You can connect with me on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/travis.chappell15 ) , Instagram ( https://www.instagram.com/travischappell/ ) , and Twitter ( https://twitter.com/traviscchappell?lang=en ). Be sure to join The Lounge ( https://www.facebook.com/groups/byncommunity ) to become part of the community that’s setting up REAL relationships that add value and create investments. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy