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If you're sick of being sick and tired, here are a few ideas for you to consider. Plus, timeless insights to help with thinking about your problems that will make them seem easier to solve. If you are an Entrepreneur looking to find relief from pain, stress, and overwhelm... while at the same time reaching new levels of success and prosperity you may be a right fit for Genius Network. If you'd like to join world-renowned Entrepreneurs at the next Genius Network Event or want to learn more about Genius Network, go to www.GeniusNetwork.com. Here's a glance at what you'll learn from Joe Polish in this episode: The secret to connecting with some of the brightest Entrepreneurial thinkers in the world The #1 key to solving almost any problem and reaching almost any opportunity How Joe found relief from some of the most severe physical pain he'd ever experienced

Ideas for cultivating more results with greater value! How you can Stand-Out in Your Business and Make a Bigger Impact with your Unique Abilities. If you'd like to join world-renowned Entrepreneurs at the next Genius Network Event or want to learn more about Genius Network, go to www.GeniusNetwork.com. Here's a glance at what you'll learn from Dan and Joe in this episode: How to make your uniqueness valuable to other people and make a great impact The 3 ways to create value and make you and your company unique in your marketplace How Joe created massive value in his business and transformed the carpet cleaning industry The secret Steve Jobs used to create immense value and how you can use it Why uniqueness is one of the most important steps in having the greatest Teamwork in the world

The vast majority of multifamily syndicators don't stop with one property. And with each new deal, we start the stressful process of raising money all over again. But it doesn't have to be that way! So, how does it work to raise capital for multiple deals through a fund? Joe Fairless is the Cofounder and Partner at Ashcroft Capital, a multifamily firm that invests in 200-plus-unit value-add deals. The Ashcroft team has a portfolio of 38 properties, and in February of 2021, they pivoted from raising money for individual deals to raising capital through funds. On this episode of Financial Freedom with Real Estate Investing, Joe joins me (and the attendees of Deal Maker Live) to discuss the pros and cons of raising money through a fund. He explains the benefit of being able to spread out your capital raise over time, bring on investors whenever they're ready, and comingle money among deals. Listen in for insight on how Ashcroft structures its funds and find out if YOU'RE ready to start raising money for multifamily through a fund! Key Takeaways  How Joe achieves work-life integration Systems, people in place to run business when away Blurred lines between personal/professional life How Ashcroft Capital structures its funds Class A — 10% preferred return, virtually no upside Class B — 7% pref with 70/30 split on upside The downside of raising money for funds LP gets average of all deals (miss out on lightning in bottle) GP misses out on investors who prefer individual deals Joe's take on the advantages of raising money for funds Don't have to land on specific equity amount for each deal Spread out capital raise over time Bring investors on whenever ready Creates consistency for investors (GP can comingle money) When you should consider raising money through a fund Acquired 5 multifamily deals At least 2 exits under belt The pros and cons of using Rule 506(c) Can advertise deal publicly but accredited investors only Don't have to document preexisting relationship Why Joe's fund raises money for both class A and B properties 20% of investors class A, 80% of investors class B Class A shares upside over 10% for less risk Connect with Joe Fairless Ashcroft Capital Resources Learn About Michael's Mentoring Program Access the Recordings from Deal Maker Live Join the Nighthawk Equity Investor Club Tony Robbins on Work-Life Integration Rule 506(c) Rule 506(b) Podcast Show Notes Michael's Website  Michael on Facebook  Michael on Instagram  Michael on YouTube  Apartment Investor Network Facebook Group 

This week's show starts with some "life updates" [which include]: Willy's surgery, Mickey Gall's UFC fight, New Garage Gym Pics/Tour & Joe's recent lat tear. Joe then answers 4 listener questions. TOPICS INCLUDE: Treating "armpit pain" from benching / Preventing Pec Tears; How to develop your "inner pecs"; Why does Joe lift his head up when benching; How Joe trained his first Olympic athlete. *For Show Notes & Timestamps visit www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com   Important Links/People Mentioned DeFranco's Nutritional Supplements Joe DeFranco's Instagram (@defrancosgym) Magic Spoon [discount code: JOED] BlueChew [discount code: DEFRANCO]

In some ways, the Bayh-Dole Act saved the United States, and our guest on today's show played a key role in its adoption. Joe Allen was part of the US Senate Judiciary Committee for Birch Bayh, the senator whose name makes up one part of the Act which was deemed one of the most inspired pieces of legislation that America had seen in half a century.  The intention of the Act was to foster R&D partnerships between universities and US industry in order to put an end to the government's practice of spending billions of dollars on research and then never commercializing it. In today's episode, Joe shares why the Act was so transformative, as well as the tumultuous journey he and his team went on to get it passed, which, looking back, seems like a miracle.   Joe's impressive career doesn't end there, and you will also hear about what he achieved in his roles as Executive Director of Intellectual Property Owners Inc., the Director of the Office of Technology Commercialization, the Vice President of the NTCC, the co-founder of the Entrepreneurial Technology Apprentice Program, and now as the owner of Joseph Allen and Associates and Executive Director of the Bayh-Dole Coalition.   In This Episode: [00:51] A rundown of the colorful professional life of today's guest, Joe Allen. [03:36] The fortuitous event which led Joe to be part of the US Senate Judiciary Committee for Birch Bayh.    [05:51] Where the idea of the Bayh-Dole Act originated, and Joe's role in the process.  [07:00] The amount of R&D that was government funded at the time the Bayh-Dole Act came into place, and how that has changed since the passing of the Act.  [08:08] Why Senator Bayh and Senator Dole were an unusual combination, and why this didn't matter. [09:36] The crisis that the Bayh-Dole Act saved the United States from. [11:21] Challenges that Joe and his team experienced in getting the bill passed.  [13:23] What the invention landscape looked like pre the Bayh-Dole Act. [16:06] The rocky road to adoption of Bayh-Dole Act.    [18:05] Joe shares what happened in the final moments of getting the Bayh-Dole Act passed.  [23:00] Two questions that Joe was asked just before the bill was cleared.   [24:16] How Joe became involved with the IPO, and the work that he did there. [26:34] Why bureaucrats attacked the Bayh-Dole Act, and the office Joe ran that served to uphold it. [28:17] Benefits of the Federal Technology Transfer Act, which Joe was instrumental in the creation of. [31:56] Joe's introduction to the National Technology Transfer Centre (NTCC), and why he decided to take the opportunity to work there.    [32:53] Goals of the NTTC, awards they won, and the training program that they ran.  [35:03] Intentions of the Bayh-Dole Coalition that Joe co-founded. [37:18] An explanation of an executive order recently issued by Joe Biden. [38:49] Concerns that Congress had about the Bayh-Dole Act, and the provision which was put in place as a result.  [40:22] The paper that came out 20 years after the Bayh-Dole Act was passed, and the concern that it caused. [42:49] A regulation that Congress proposed around march in rights relating to the Bayh-Dole Act. [43:26] How Biden's executive order potentially threatens the Bayh-Dole Act. [44:40] The number of start-up companies that are continuously being founded because of the Bayh-Dole Act.  [45:24] Why Joe is worried about the future of the Bayh-Dole Act.   [46:36] The experience that made Joe aware of the lack of diversity in the technology transfer field.     [48:22] Joe's involvement in the Entrepreneurial Technology Apprentice Program (ETAP), which aimed to expose children from underrepresented groups to technology transfer. [50:09] Success of the ETAP pilot program.   [51:31] The achievement that Joe is most proud of.      Find Joe: Email The Bayh-Dole Coalition

In this podcast, I interview Joe Chura, who used what he learned in Bigger Leaner Stronger to get healthy and fit, and improve his well-being. Before finding my work, Joe was climbing the ranks in the automotive industry and building his own dealership company, Dealer Inspire. Unfortunately, while he was successfully growing his business, he neglected his health, and things started to deteriorate. Between drinking a lot of alcohol, not making time to exercise, and work stress, he was more than 50 pounds overweight and developed health issues like WPW syndrome and had to have back surgery. Once he sold his companies, though, and nearly having a heart attack, he realized how important his health was. After all, what good was all his hard work if he worked himself to death? And that's where my work comes in. Joe found and read Bigger Leaner Stronger and started following the workouts and improving his diet, which has helped him get fit and dramatically improve his everyday life. In this episode, we chat about . . . How Joe got started in the automotive industry How he ignored his health and body while building his business His realization of how important physical health is and how he changed his routine and diet Making time to read The importance of having goals to work towards How to be productive while multi-tasking and the myth of the “overnight success” What he would've changed in his entrepreneurship journey knowing what he knows now Why he started his own podcast And more . . . So, if you want to hear Joe's story and what he learned in Bigger Leaner Stronger that radically transformed his health for the better, listen to this podcast! Timestamps: 7:49 - Where were you before you started the program? 43:14 - As an entrepreneur, what would you have changed if you were to go back in time? Mentioned on the Show: Joe Chura's Podcast: https://linktr.ee/notalmostthere Joe Chura's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joe_chura/ Legion VIP One-on-One Coaching: https://buylegion.com/vip Want free workout and meal plans? Download my science-based diet and training templates for men and women: https://legionathletics.com/text-sign-up/

Watch out...hold the phone......B.F.D. ALERT!  This is not a drill! How lucky are we that Joseph Katz joins us on the Fashion Crimes Podcast this week! Joe is a Hollywood fashion expert, VIP personal shopper and red carpet commentator. He's best known for his expertise on the Red Carpet. His fashion media contributions include Good Morning America, The Doctors, Yahoo, Wall Street Journal, CNN, Associated Press, CBS 2 and NBC LA. We start the episode diving into the disconcerting world of jackets these days as Nolan's devastated about the fit of his recent Balmain purchase. Joe reveals to us the outrageous style requests from his crazy rich VIP clients, his virtual styling offer, and his podcast “The Katz Walk.” His podcast brings in-depth interviews with celebrities and influencers about their style and personal experiences, as well as sharing the best beauty and lifestyle tips and tricks to help you look and feel your best. Grab a martini and enjoy the episode! In This Episode: [01:44] Devastation rocks the Fashion Crimes Podcast as Nolan can't fit into his recent Balmain jacket purchase. [06:07] “The Katz Walk” podcast Joe created at the beginning of this year. [09:46] What Joe does as a stylist for his exclusive VIP clients. [17:04] Joe provides virtual styling. Is it similar to what you could expect from an in-person stylist visit? [20:50] Speaking with different agencies about all the different ways of dressing for corporations. [24:58] Joe's history with bow ties and why he likes them. [34:06] How Joe is currently contributing to TV and what he'd like to do in the future.   Key Takeaways: The craziest styling requests Joe has received being a stylist for VIP and very wealthy clients. Diving into Joe's Podcast, “The Katz Walk,” which brings you in-depth interviews with celebrities and influencers about their style and personal experiences. How Joe makes styling more accessible during a pandemic by offering a virtual styling option. Joe has made the bow tie a fashion staple in his wardrobe. He talks about why he loves them so much.   Links Mentioned: Joseph Katz Website - https://josephkatz.com/  The Katz Walk Podcast - https://evergreenpodcasts.com/The-Katz-Walk  The Katz Walk Podcast on YouTube -   https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCDgZmr1YXi6nNmR3DB6XxyA  Joseph Katz Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/joseph_katz/  Quotes: “I've worked with a whole range of people, but the uber wealthy can be very fun because a lot of times they don't look at the price.” - Joe Katz “Fashion touches everybody. So whether they're an NFL running back, or an actor, an actress, or a musician, I love to have them on the show just to talk about their style and the red carpet secrets.” - Joe Katz

Joe Hawley is a former professional athlete who played 8 seasons in the NFL. He is now an entrepreneur, podcast host, author, speaker, angel investor & Founder of The Härt Collective. In this episode, Drew chats with Joe about his wild journey of leaving his NFL career to live in a van for two years, all while discovering his true identity outside of professional sports. Joe has an amazing story, and is a fountain of wisdom that you don't want to miss.   Learn more about the BACK4MORE program HERE   HIGHLIGHTS:   [04:45] How Joe got into football, his journey to the NFL, and his identity crisis after leaving his 16-year football career.   [11:00] Why Joe left the NFL to live out of a van while traveling the country.   [23:36] The biggest moments of synchronistic teaching that Joe experienced while traveling, and how opening up to the universe can facilitate some of the greatest moments of our lives.   [33:00] Dealing with loneliness, using it to your advantage, and how Joe maintained his health while on the road.   [45:44] Joe's Ayahuasca experiences, and how psychedelics have shaped his life in a profound way.     SPONSORS:   Paleovalley — Paleovalley makes 100% grass fed beef sticks that are fermented using old-world methods in order to preserve the meat in a healthy way, rather than using unnatural preservatives like other companies. They make an amazing on-the-go snack, are packed with probiotics, and they taste delicious! Use the code fit2fat2fit at checkout to receive 15% off of your order!   SteadyMD — SteadyMD is a completely new approach to primary care. Their doctors see a limited number of patients, so they can give you the time and attention you deserve. Their service is completely online, which means that you get comprehensive, personalized care from anywhere in the world, on any device. Go to steadymd.com/fit2fat2fit to take the quiz today!   Complete Wellness Supplements — Shop Drew's hand-formulated, high-quality, pre-workout greens, Keto Meal Replacement with grass-fed collagen, MCT Oil soft-gels, bone broth, and more!   SHOW LINKS:   The Hart Collective @joe.hawley Fit2Fat2Fit Take the Fit2Fat2Fit Podcast Listener Survey Fit2Fat2Fit on Facebook  @Fit2Fat2Fit on Instagram Fit2Fat2Fit Book  Keto School Program Complete Keto Book Email Drew: info@fit2fat2fit.com

In this episode you'll hear from Joe, who went from studying 5+ hours a day, down to 2 hours a day in the mornings once he started following the SuperfastCPA study framework... and passed his last 2 exams while still taking the evenings off. Like the other interviews, we cover the study process from start to finish, and Joe has a lot of great tips & insights that will help you improve your own CPA study process, so don't miss this interview! Episode Timestamps: 03:50: Joe narrates his career path since leaving graduate school in 2016 and starting full time in public accounting. 04:08: Learn how Joe brought his CPA study material with him while still playing in the league. Studying in the morning and having games at night. 04:27: Challenges studying for CPA using a standard review course. “It was a lot of time for not a lot of success.” 05:08: Joe sits for his first CPA exam (FAR) in April 2017, but failed. “And I think I knew like two to three days before the exam. I just didn’t remember all the stuff I did.” 06:57: Joe narrates how he was caught at a crossroads wondering how he will pass and finish his last 2 CPA exams amid increasing pressure, studying inefficiencies, and limited time. 07:04: Joe comes across SuperfastCPA. “I was looking on the internet and I found SuperfastCPA. I watched the videos and I was like…this is what I needed. Something where I'm going to retain more in less time. I purchased superfastCPA on the spot.” 07:26: Joes passes his exams the first time around with the help of SuperfastCPA. 08:20: Joe provides a detailed look at his hectic study schedule and what his typical day looked like initially. “…you get through like one module a day. And at one point it hit me that it is going to take me forever at this pace.” 09:55: The contrast between Joe’s initial study process and the SuperfastCPA study process after watching the 1-hour training. 11:37: “So walking into the office I would listen to your lectures on repeat. And I downloaded the Quizlet app, and I made my own flashcards for everything I got wrong. And literally, instead of pulling out Instagram, I'd pull out Quizlet.” 15:00: Nate describes how the SuperfastCPA study process encourages constant “re-review” of important information—helping you retain the content better. 15:38: Joe and Nate discuss strategies on taking practice CPA Simulations. 17:54: Time management during the CPA exams—including leaving enough time for SIMs. 20:32: How Joe found out that he had passed his fourth exam on his dad’s birthday. 21:23: Joes offers his main tips for anyone studying for CPAs or looking to advance in his/her public accounting career. 23:00: Learn about how Joe’s study session looked like the last few days before an exam. 26:11: Nate Narrates the backstory to SuperfastCPA... the inspiration behind the idea of creating the CPA study tools and strategies to help anyone taking the CPA exams pass faster. Episode ResourcesHow to Master Your Daily Study Process:https://www.superfastcpa.com/study-secrets/ (Watch our free training) on how to create a daily study process that is simple, takes less time, and will create better results than the traditional study process. https://www.superfastcpa.com/study-secrets/ (See upcoming training times here…) Subscribe to the Podcasthttps://cpa-exam-experience-superfastcpa.captivate.fm/listen (Never miss an episode) so you can stay motivated and get a constant stream of tips & strategies from other successful CPA candidates. https://cpa-exam-experience-superfastcpa.captivate.fm/listen (Click here to subscribe…)

#048: Are you a budding entrepreneur? Are you looking to develop your entrepreneurial literacy?In this episode of Beyond the Culture, Dr. David M. Walker speaks with Joseph Simmons. Joseph Simmons is the Founder/Executive Vice President of The Center for Micro-Entrepreneurial Training (CMET).Joseph is a retired pharmaceutical executive with a 30 plus year history of leading rapid market share growth, multiple therapeutic product launches, people development, and exemplary sales performance. Joseph has developed a variety of educational workshops and seminars to address the fundamental business needs of a diverse clientele base. Joe is a graduate of Marshall University Huntington WV. “We've [America] got another chance to change the trajectory of black and brown lives in this country either through voting rights or through economic opportunities”—Kenneth C. Frazier (Cited by Joe Simmons) [13:00]“The organization [CMET] was put in place to provide entrepreneurial literacy to women, black and brown entrepreneurs to give them the foundation to be successful”—Joe [18:46]What you will learn in this episode: ·      How the pharmaceutical industry continues to affect Black America·      Why The Center for Micro-Entrepreneurial Training (CMET) was founded and how it supports black entrepreneurs to build business literacy·      How Coach George Raveling became the owner of Dr. Martin Luther King's “I Have a Dream” speech·      How Joe's father inspired him to affect change in the lives of others RESOURCES MENTIONEDhttps://tcmet.org/join CONNECThttps://tcmet.org/joinhttps://www.drdavidmwalker.com LinkedIn: drdavidmwalkerFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/drdavidmwalkerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/ drdavidmwalkerTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/ drdavidmwalker

    He’s a fitness coach and lifestyle coach with over 22 years of experience.  Our host Wade T. Lightheart was excited to get another interview with Joe DiStefano - a true winner who overcame a traumatic brain injury years ago that astounded his doctors. His unique personal story gets covered in episode 99 of the Awesome Health Podcast (link below).  After recovering, Joe built a successful health and wellness business called RUNGA - an experiential lifestyle brand that includes a robust online community of healthy-minded people. RUNGA has adapted to recent changes brought on by Covid and is still thriving today. Joe loves empowering individuals to live highly effective and sustainable lives that fuel health, wellness, and performance.  Through the course of Joe’s career journey as a fitness trainer, he has put together a unique method for sustainable happiness that is the primary focus of this episode. Listen in and discover Joe’s six life-changing methods that are so simple, anyone can do them. When done consistently, Joe’s clients achieve a reliably steady level of overall wellbeing.  Joe is also the host of the STACKED podcast, where he interviews compelling guests on topics related to health and wellness. Wade is one of those exciting guests. (Link to Wade’s interview on STACKED below.)  In this podcast, we cover: Why you cannot rely on the government to keep you healthy Joe’s six powerful methods for living life with sustainable happiness (one is intermittent fasting) The type of people reaching out to Joe and what they’re looking for How Joe defines the differences between fitness and health How Joe coaches former athletes who are aging and need to make adjustments in their fitness routines and goals Why kettlebell workouts help you sustain happiness The health benefits of cold immersion (another of the six methods to lasting happiness)  The urgency to take responsibility for your wellness in 2021 People contact RUNGA to find THIS Wade asks Joe at one point: what does a typical client of RUNGA look like, and what are their needs?  Joe describes his customer base as a spectrum of avatars. Some are like Wade - they know their stuff and want to find a community of like-minded people. Another avatar consists of fitness buffs who have not achieved their fitness goals for whatever reason - it could be a trauma or some emotional barrier or a negative relationship with food.  Joe and his team carry out a careful application process. Every person that wants to come in is personally spoken to - and heard.  Through that application process, RUNGA then curates a group of people that Joe and his team believe will work well together. This group grows close during the RUNGA four-day events. Sometimes a group that is dealing with the same issue gets curated together.  On the outside, these clients might appear quite different. However, they all need to find a sense of stillness. They need to quiet the mental chatter, addiction to the latest and greatest, new diet, new things, etc.  RUNGA brings people back to the basics. Joe’s clients have a profound interest in health and wellness, but they know something is missing, something isn’t right. They might look like Mr. Universe but still suffer health issues (like Wade did years ago.)  How to get back to daily exercise when life takes you off course for a while During the interview, Wade asks Joe how a person can get their fitness back on track after letting themselves go during the pandemic. (People in the U.S. have gained an average of 29 pounds since the lockdowns began in 2020.)  Joe’s response: “As long as you make space for (exercise), and you understand that that happens automatically, and you don’t try to force anything, it’ll happen and take you on this journey. I think we’re so used to being in control. We are used to forcing everything and working for it. We can’t let go enough.” “That’s one thing I can help people with - that understanding. I just had a call with a woman who had some surgery, and now she’s saying, ‘I gotta get back to the gym. I gotta do this.’ You know, she just had her neck cut open. She’s got a big wound there. So I’m like, “Hey, right now, be a little easy on yourself. If I told you right now to do a thousand burpees in your garage, that’s not going to be good for you. What would be good for you is to walk into your garage and peddle a few times on your bike. Pick up a kettlebell a couple of times, and leave. Because we’re trying to anchor that habit of getting into the garage, but we’re not judging what happens in the garage right now.” “All we’re doing is maintaining that habit so that the wheels don’t fall off. Then, when you’re ready to crush it again, you don’t have to start at zero because the routine of going into the garage at 10:00 a.m. never leaves.”  As the pandemic fizzles out, now is the perfect time to get back to living a more fit and healthy lifestyle. If you are tired of working out alone in your basement and are yearning to find a community of health-minded people who want to achieve a more consistent, steady level of happiness and contentment, tune in to this episode. Joe explains the six methods to feeling great every day. You just have to “anchor the habit” because the government can’t do it for you! They don’t even know how, obviously!  Listen to Joe - practice these six simple things and get ready for more energy and bliss!  Episode Resources:www.rungalife.com www.coachjoedi.com Stacked Podcast Runga Life on Instagram @rungalifeJoe Distefano on Instagram @coachjoediRunga Life on Facebook /RUNGALIFERunga YouTube ChannelJoe DisStefano on Twitter: @coachjoediJoe Distefano LinkedIn ProfileAwesome Health Podcast Episode 99: Overcoming Obstacles and Finding a Tribe with Joe DiStefanoSTACKED Podcast Episode 63: How To Reverse Magnesium Deficiency & Optimize Your Biology with Wade Lightheart Use code AWESOME for 25% off Runga Mobility balls (https://www.rungalife.com/shop/runga-mobility-balls)          

In this episode, Marcus Edwardes speaks with Joe Mullings, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of The Mullings Group, a leading search firm in the medical device industry.He is also the Chief Visionary Officer of MRINetwork, a Top 3 executive search firm with 400 officers worldwide.Finally, he is the Founder of Dragonfly Stories, a production company and studio that focuses on creating stories that revolve around medical technology, including four seasons of the docuseries TrueFuture, of which Joe is the host.Joe shares his 30-year history in recruiting , why he is so passionate about content creation, and his best practices for building a strong online brand What You’ll Learn in This Episode:●      [02:50] An overview of The Mullings Group●      [06:01] How Joe got involved with MRINetwork●      [07:21] What went into Joe’s decision to invest in a production studio●      [11:16] The power of telling visual stories on LinkedIn●      [15:04] Helping old-school headhunters embrace digital media●      [18:44] All about the TrueFuture docuseries●      [22:00] Why Joe has never balanced a checkbook in his life●      [24:44] Joe’s experience filming a show in Israel●      [28:10] The 10-4-2 Strategy to grow your network and increase engagement●      [31:54] The Digital Transition: Hum, Sing, Shout●      [35:04] Staying on-brand while continuing to produce entertaining content●      [37:20] Is it possible to overshare on LinkedIn?●      [39:17] Why not creating content will quickly make you obsolete●      [40:30] How branding moves the phone further down the activity chain●      [48:07] The importance of eliminating friction in your business interactions●      [53:30] What Joe is most excited about in 2021Key quotes:●      “The content [we produce] is part of the product [we market].”●      “If you examine all the activities I have going on, they all revolve around empowering the individual to make career decisions in their life to give them more choices and more freedom as they move forward downrange.●      “ROI only declares itself when you define the denominator of that which is the timeline.”●      “If you really look at it and step back, [LinkedIn] is not a social platform; it’s not a job posting platform anymore. It’s an educational platform. We use LinkedIn to tell the stories of our clients.”●      “I think headhunters who intelligently use media will replace headhunters who don’t use media.”●      “When you start to balance a checkbook, you start to pull your punches.”●      “Your Hum, Sing, Shout Strategy should not be about advertising. Your Hum, Sing, Shout Strategy should be about educating, informing, and inspiring.”●      “Give, give, give without the expectation of anything in return; but don’t cheat yourself—be standing in plain sight when somebody needs something.”●      “Put the thought on a Post-It. If it can’t fit on a Post-It, it can’t fit on LinkedIn.”Resources Mentioned:●      Joe Mullings●      Joe Mullings on YouTube●      Joe Mullings on LinkedIn●      TrueFuture

Today, back on the show, I’m talking Joe Reitzug, a top Real Estate Broker with Cascade Sotheby's International Realty of Portland, Oregon. In Joe’s first interview, episode 214, How to Streamline to Win AND Serve Clients. He makes it clear and concise.Today, for episode 217 he’s back to talk about, How to implement the plan that wins listings… and life balance.00:49 - Joe Reitzug tells us about his team & how he manages them05:44 - How Joe grows his business through listings16:01 - Joe speaks to sharing and growth 21:22 - How Joe communicates to build trust with Sellers.  25:08 - Joe's process for the listing presentation. 39:02 - How Joe implements consistent follow-up for listings 56:10 - The Final 3People/ Resource MentionedRica Ysabel RamosStephanie Reitzug Joe Reitzug 1st EpisodeMark Zuckerberg Kevin B. BrownNikki FieldThe Field Team 3 Things to Know PodcastZoomCheryl's Cookies IssuuChris VossTom Ferry Kyle Whissel BookNinja Selling: Subtle Skills. Big Results. by Larry Kendall Quote"Don't get so wrapped up with the automation and the tools and the tricks and all that that you forget to really solidify the relationship and make that connection and be authentic."Jere interviews the world’s most renowned and best real estate agents around the country and the world.These outstanding Agents tell their stories, how they got into the business, and what has made them successful in one of the oldest and most competitive industries.All of this on the “Jere Metcalf Podcast, Top Real Estate Agents tell how they do it.”www.JereMetcalfPodcast.comPowered byJere Metcalf Partners404.627.7789jere@jeremetcalfpartners.comJeremetcalfpartners.com

It’s every person’s dream to make money while they sleep, but most of us are still trying to figure out how to achieve it. Could real estate be the answer?  In this episode, we have Joe Rullier joining us. He will be helping us understand the real estate world better and also share his career and entrepreneurship journey.  If you have an interest in real estate, this is your opportunity to learn. Joe’s Sports Career and Entrepreneurship journey Joe was drafted by the king in 1998. He was 17 at the time. He moved to the states at 19. He played bass for like 9-10 years, then went to Europe, played in Switzerland, Finland, and Russia. By the time he retired an apartment in Baghdad and a condo in New York. He decided to go back to school in New York to study finance with a Bachelor's in real estate and started working as a broker in New York commercial brokers. At the time, he didn't have 100, $200 million to compete with all the big guys coming in from New York. Fat finger just got to be in front of the product. He could put it together and see some of his friends who are investors and do some projects like that, and he fell in love with a brokerage. Currently, he is into brokerage, and soon he will be starting a company of private lending. His goal is to make money, even when sleeping. Advice for anyone wanting to join real estate According to Joe, location is the most important thing in terms of real estate. If a property is in a good location, even if you overpaid for it, eventually, you're going to do well with it.  Do your study before, you know, due diligence on the effects of the building. Don't cut your corners on that because it costs you 567 $1,000 to get an inspection. Do the inspection and go through the due diligence and do it properly. Making sure that the building is in good shape knowing that you don't have to invest a certain amount of money within the next few years. Joe’s Superpower One of the most significant assets for Joe is knowing what he is weak at and taking the call using the right tool to turn these weaknesses into something strong. He doesn’t lie to himself, and that helps him know when something is not going well.  He figures it out and looks for someone who can help him get better. He is not afraid of spending some money to hire a coach or get the right tools to better himself. Also, he is extremely disciplined and honest with himself. Timestamps [00:28] Getting to know Joe [03:08] How Joe got into real estate and his sports career [06:48] How private money works [08:21] Effects of Covid on Joe’s business? [13:40] Advice on looking to get into real estate [15:29] Joe’s mindset growing up [20:38] Joe’s inner superpower Quotes:  “Don’t just buy a building to buy a building, get the right professional to do your due diligence.” “I'm not smart enough. I hire somebody better than me. Don't be cheap on that. Get a professional.” “Being in sports at such a young age teaches you discipline and the willingness of winning and playing as a team and it teaches you all the right strategies of life.” “I think if you ask a lot of the pros, what they missed from the game after one day retires, not necessary, the game itself, but the commodity and the goals of the competition as a team.” “I don't lie to myself, I know when something is not going well. I figure it out, I figure out who can help me and I'm not afraid to spend some money to hire a coach or get the right tools to be better at that.” “The more honest you are with yourself, the more you could change your outside world. Because if you're not honest with yourself, and you have some kind of ego or something, it's only going to get in your way.” Connect with Joe Website: https://joerullier.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joerullier/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/joerullierCRE  Instagram: instagram.com/joe.rullier  

Our guest today is Joe Maalouf, Joe has 3 decades of experience.We are going to be talking about the importance of authenticity and compassion in consulting there are also have 2 companies one is design learning and beyond consulting and these are the frightening companies that are with clients all around the worldIn this episode, we will learn why they always come back to the importance of human certifications, the degree, technical knowledge, and experience.Topics covered with Josh: How Joe approach clients with the certifications of quality management?How Joe manages the different kind of his services that he has in his 3 companies?Did Joe himself do the new evolving technology world for his business?What did Joe do to manage the hundreds of his clients in over 40 countries?How Joe manage his business during a pandemic?What is the main reason why they are staying or coming back to his company?What is Joe sees for consulting lifestyle?Resources:Website: https://designedlearning.comEmail: cwitt@designedlearning.com  Get in touch with your host Diogène Ntirandekura at:Email: info@consultinglifestyle.fmEmail: info@erphappy.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diogenentirandekuraSupport the show (http://patreon.com/diogene)

Apple Podcasts Rate and Review for SpotOn Joseph Petrelli is the President of Demotech, an Ohio-based financial analysis firm. He is credited for the development of Financial Stability Ratings (FSR). FSRs are one of the leading indicators when considering the financial stability of Title underwriters and Property & Casualty insurers. Demotech’s mission is to help level the playing field for insurance companies currently unrated or under-rated. Joe also has over 40 years of actuarial and financial analysis experience, particularly in product development, pricing, and loss cost filings.  Joe joins us today to share how Demotech works to help provide accurate insurance ratings through FSRs. He discusses the reason he wanted a degree in Actuarial Sciences and the challenges he faced early in his career. He explains why he developed FSRs and how they accurately size up any insurance company in the market. He shares how he and his team revived the Florida market and how much of the market they have in control today. He describes how Demotech’s classifications system works and the factors they consider. Joe also discusses how COVID-19 disrupted the traditional office setting and its ergonomics. "New tools allow us to have smarter decisions rather than just routine transactions." - Joseph Petrelli Today on Spot On Insurance: Why Joe obtained a degree in Actuarial Sciences. The challenges Joe encountered early in his career. What led Joe to create the Financial Stability Ratings? Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and how they worked with these mortgage companies. The gaps in the industry Demotech intended to fill. How Joe and his team resurrected the Florida market. Why Florida struggled to find a rating agency in the 90's. How their company's classifications system works. How Joe prepares for the next generation.  Why Data Scientists are pushing Actuaries to become more innovative. How Joe expects various industries to adapt to the New Normal. Key Takeaways: You have to have, as an actuary, 30 hours a year of continuing education. In insurance ratings, the business model is a better metric than financial signs. 2020 has changed the way any industry looks at office spaces forever. Connect with Joseph Petrelli: Demotech Phone: 354-7207 LinkedIn This episode was brought to you by….. Insurance Licensing Services of America (ILSA), America’s Premier Insurance Compliance and Licensing experts. To learn more about ILSA and their services, visit ILSAinc.com. Connect, Learn, Share Thank you for joining us on this week’s episode of Spot On Insurance. For more resources and episodes, visit SpotOnInsurance.com. Subscribe so you never miss an episode. Love what you’re learning, Spot Light your review on Apple Podcasts Rate and Review For SpotOn and share your favorite episodes with friends and colleagues!

“Life’s too short to not go after the things that make us truly happy.” Men’s coach, Joe Bernstein, discusses the concrete benefits of authentic and vulnerable living. We also cover why you should embrace the “Jesus Age”, how to live with an open heart, and why playing it safe will ensure an unfulfilled life. Episode 231, March 23, 2021 Highlights: (1:40) How do you become aware of what armor you are wearing? (2:00) How armor blocks our emotions and numbs sensitivities. (6:20) What are the distinct benefits to dropping our armor? (6:35) How to take responsibility without shaming and blaming ourselves? (8:00) Why are so many men unhappy and unexcited by life? (10:45) Is vulnerability an under-utilized superpower? (14:00) “Only the bravest of people can be vulnerable, it’s the opposite of weakness” - Andy. (15:40) Why the biggest changes often begin with making small choices differently. (16:00) What is the “Jesus Age” and how can you use it to your advantage? (17:10) Why it’s easier to transform your life in your 20s and 30s. (17:30) “Get a clear head, open heart, and solid gut… and align those three” - Joe Bernstein. (20:30) Why do so many men have a distorted view of masculinity? (25:10) “The definition of masculinity that matters is yours - no matter what - and you can always change it” - Andy. (25:35) Why wanting to change doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with the present. (25:50) How to move from being a consumer to a creator. (27:30) “If your life had no obstacles, you wouldn’t be here, there’d be no point” - Andy. (28:00) How Joe has used pain and grief to gain a greater understanding of joy. (31:45) What is an open hearted badass? (32:15) Book recommendation from Joe - “Everything is F*cked” by Mark Manson. (33:30) Why playing it safe will ensure an unfulfilled life. (37:00) “You want to be around other people who are committed to choosing love over fear, courage over comfort” - Joe Bernstein. Connect with Andy and the Real Men Feel Podcast: Instagram | @realmenfeelshow & @andy_grant Personal Website | theandygrant.com for coaching, healing, and book info! Podcast Website | realmenfeel.org for all things podcast related! YouTube | Real Men Feel Connect with Joe Bernstein: Drop the Armor Dojo | https://www.facebook.com/groups/DropTheArmorDojo Website | https://www.joebernsteincoaching.com/ Instagram | @dropthearmorjoe Linkedin | https://www.linkedin.com/in/joebernsteincepc/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realmenfeel/support

Joe Pompliano joins Jeff to discuss the business and money behind sports. Joe is the creator of Huddle Up, which documents the business deals, entrepreneurial ventures and off the field success of teams and players. Listen in to hear Joe’s thoughts on sport as a business, how you can invest in the success of your favourite teams and stories Huddle Up has documented, such as how an NBA player turned his $350K salary into a net worth of $600M.   Here’s a glance at what you’ll learn from Joe in this episode:    The business and money behind sports How Huddle Up came into existence If NFT’s are a short or a long game How an NBA player turned his $350,000 salary into a net worth of $600M Who the most impressive athletes are, in terms of business An ETF for investing in professional sport teams How can clubs and players profit from NFTs The potential of sport cards The difference in influence between US & European sport stars How sport effects and creates popular culture   Timestamps:   0:15 – Introduction 0:45 – Who is Joe Pompliano? 3:26 – How Joe learned how to monetize 7:15 – Joe’s time at Octagon 8:15 – NFT’s 12:00 – How Joe works with his brothers 14:06 – Junior Bridgeman: $350,000 into $600M 18:20 – eSports 20:15 – Long term aspirations 22:20 – What is Huddle Up? 25:00 – Huddle Up Logistics / Team / Plan 28:35 – The most impressive athletes (in terms of business) 35:15 – ETF for Professional Sport Teams 39:24 – Franchises, teams & players, who owns the NFT? 48:15 – Sport Cards 58:52 – Teams hiring private investigators 1:00:00 – How to consume sport news content 1:01:30 – Favourite sport 1:02:00 – Poker as a sport / how sport differs per region 1:09:15 – Match fixing 1:11:40 – Cryptocurrency 1:13:10 – COVID long term effects on sport 1:15:10 – How to fit into the corporate finance world 1:18:32 – Sports effect on popular culture 1:22:00 – DFS prediction 1:25:45 – Best Huddle Up articles 1:28:25 - Conclusion   Episode Resources:   Joe Pompliano’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/JoePompliano Huddle Up: https://huddleup.substack.com/   Podcast Links:   Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/jeffgrosspoker/ partypoker: https://www.partypoker.com/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/jeff-gross-the-flow-show/id1463609319 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6Yp1jHCaqvYsLtS7lNCGAA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeffgrosspoker/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/JeffGrossPoker

Joe Fried has taken niching down to a whole new level! The acclaimed truck accident attorney has become so entrenched in his many examples of personal injury attorneys that have taken it to the level of today's guest. He has become so entrenched in his expertise that when he rocks up to the deposition, it's kind of like he's got a superpower.Today, we meet the man, the myth, the legend, Joe Fried - innovator of the trucking personal injury category. We hear how Joe struck gold by niching down, what it's like to be a black belt in the world of tracking law and why he's committed to everything he does, including his Peloton!What's in This Episode Who is Joe Fried? How Joe revolutionized PI law for truckers Becoming an industry expert Can specializing streamline your operations? The pros and cons of niching down Identifying snake oil salesmen vs. the real deal What Peleton taught Joe about forming habits And much more!

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In today's wise walk, we are looking at how muscle memory benefits us and ways to evaluate what muscle memory we need to exercise, develop, or ditch. As we stride together, the questions on our minds are: What muscle memory do you own but take for granted and don't exercise enough? What muscle memory have you gained but no longer serves you? What muscle memory do you want to learn and develop today and for many years to come? Do you know the definition of muscle memory? Muscle memory is a skill and ability that becomes our own unconscious response. It's a movement or pattern that becomes second nature after consistent practice like brushing your teeth or driving. Muscle memory also allows our minds to wander and think about other things without missing a beat.  I learned to ski when I was really young, and as a result, I don't have to think about what I am doing when I ski because it all comes so naturally. I became a ski instructor in my twenties, but because snowboarding had just started becoming popular, my ski school instructor, Joe, asked me to learn so that I could teach snowboarding. It was the first time I felt fear when standing at the top of the bunny slope. Did fear stop me? Did muscle memory come into play? You will have to listen to find out. At the end of January, I committed to participate in the 100 day project, and for the last thirty-two days, I have posted something that sparked my Heart Vibe that day. At first, taking myself on a daily #Heart Vibe hunt was not natural, but it became second nature to me after about twenty days, and my heart took over. It didn't matter what I was doing when I felt that spark; I took a moment to appreciate the vibration. Like when I recently received an unexpected text from my aunt Ann about how redheads are God's way of giving the world roses. The test was so sweet, especially because I am a redhead; it was a definite Heart Vibe high. I love exploring new and old muscle memory that supports me, whether it's planned or unexpected. It's been energizing for me to be present and consciously aware of my feelings and moments that spark my Heart Vibe. You have your own unique way of feeling and honoring what is important to you. As I've said before, you are the expert on yourself. How are you getting in touch with your feelings regularly to lead with your heart and develop muscle memory that matters to you?   In this episode: [00:24] Welcome to the show! [01:30] Have you named your inner best friend? [03:08] Practice speaking up for yourself. [03:40] What muscle memory do you own, but you take for granted and don't exercise? [03:49] What muscle memory have you gained but no longer serves you? [04:06] What muscle memory do you want to learn and develop for today and many years to come? [04:21] Listen as I share the definition of muscle memory, so we are all on the same page. [06:03] The more we do something, the more it becomes second nature to us. [07:50] How Joe convinced me to learn to snowboard. [10:16] Muscle memory is with us forever. [11:31] Skiing and snowboarding both spark my Heart Vibe, so I plan to continue doing both.  [12:28] I struggled to find my voice when I was writing my book Heart Value. [14:36] Have you outgrown an old muscle memory? [15:00] I committed to taking part in the 100day program. [16:23] I just started taking pilates, and with no muscle memory, it was hard at first. [17:13] Breathing techniques are another muscle memory I want to learn. [18:16] My word for 2021 is Heart Vibe because I want to get out of my head and honor what is right for me. [19:31] I would love to hear what you notice as you lead with your heart and develop your muscle memory. [20:01] Thank you for listening.   Memorable Quotes: “The more I exercise muscle memory, the more it will become second nature to me.”  “Muscle memory will adapt to create a smooth and safe ride.” “I am thrilled to be exercising this new muscle memory with you.” “It became second nature to me, and my heart finally took over.”  “My Heart Vibe is happy.”  “Pilates is a type of exercise that I will be able to do at any age.”  “For decades, I led with my head, and now I want to lead with my heart.”  “You are the expert on you.”    Links and Resources: Mary Tess Rooney Email Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Instagram

Joe Fisch: How to Turnaround a Failing Business into a Thriving Business How do you turnaround a failing business into a thriving business? How about improving the customer experience and adopting a great team strategy? Gaining back the trust of your customers by putting them first is a great way to turnaround a business. In this episode of the Page One Podcast, Luke Peters speaks with Joe Fisch on how he and his team turned around Wine Access to a trusted brand. Joe is the CEO of Wine Access, a leading direct-to-consumer online wine retailer offering exclusive curated wines from around the world. He's the former Vice President of Finance and Administration in the same company and has a background in finance, having served in other organizations. Listen in to learn the importance of focusing on a customer experience strategy when turning around a company. You will also learn the importance of having great personal and professional support to perform at your best as a leader. Key Takeaways: How to transform a failing business into a successful one by focusing on pain points and customer experience. The importance of having a great management team to help the business move in the right way. How to let go of control as a leader and trust your team to utilize their expertise. Episode Timeline: [2:44] Joe explains how they source the best wine bottles in the world and market through storytelling. [5:08] He talks about their team size and their KPIs which are focused on customer experience. [8:09] How they shifted their focus to the customer experience at Wine Access after losing their business pillars for 2 years. [12:21] How he improved their wine supply by hiring right to make the process smooth. [14:37] How they improved the website by focusing on the pain points and upgrading the user experience. [16:37] The value of a great team in changing and driving the business forward. [18:00] Joe explains how they used their past failures to customers to straighten things out. [20:46] The importance of having personal and professional support to help you perform excellently as a leader. [23:09] How they've been taking more swings to encourage growth without unrealistic expectations. [24:53] The infrastructure challenge plus the tools they're using to help improve operations. [27:00] The tools and products they use to manage the financial side of the business. [28:08] How Joe transitioned from financial language to understanding all departments' languages. [30:55] Why you should spend more time with people to give you ideas on how to improve your business. [32:06] Joe advises maintaining the culture of not getting too high or getting too low.   Quotes: “We're going to be hyper-focused on what really drives the customer experience and anything that's not really in that realm we're going to push aside.”- Joe [11:12]

The guys talk with Joe Okada Yamaha's own Pro Fisherman about his start in fishing and his tournament fishing. How Joe got his start in fishing His family influence as a kid The love of fishing A little help along the way Getting into tournament fishing The tourament circuit Talking Yamaha motors Yamaha Power Pay Program New looks on some of the Yamaha outboards His new boat build is being postponed due to bad weather Spring tuneup on the motor Reliability on long hauls Fuel mileage How the hull design can dictate the motor you choose Factory support Questions from live show viewers Head to Head H2H Tournament for 2021 Bracket tournament 32 boats Last 8 with most weight go head to head elimination style  Go in to water blind  Getting to know Joe with our series of questions

The guys talk with Joe Okada Yamaha's own Pro Fisherman about his start in fishing and his tournament fishing. How Joe got his start in fishing His family influence as a kid The love of fishing A little help along the way Getting into tournament fishing The tourament circuit Talking Yamaha motors Yamaha Power Pay Program New looks on some of the Yamaha outboards His new boat build is being postponed due to bad weather Spring tuneup on the motor Reliability on long hauls Fuel mileage How the hull design can dictate the motor you choose Factory support Questions from live show viewers Head to Head H2H Tournament for 2021 Bracket tournament 32 boats Last 8 with most weight go head to head elimination style  Go in to water blind  Getting to know Joe with our series of questions

Two is better than one is certainly the case for this episode. I am joined by Joe Pistone and Leo Rossi, two legends in Hollywood that have the podcast “Deep Cover” together to tell their inspiring and entertaining stories. Joe Pistone is the most highly decorated FBI undercover agent in history. Pistone convinced the FBI that using undercover agents in lieu of informants was a crucial tool in law enforcement. He worked for 6 years infiltrating the Bonanno Crime Family that led to 174 convictions of Organized Crime members. Pistone is the author of the New York Times Bestseller, Donnie Brasco: My Undercover Life in the Mafia, which was made into the hit movie, Donnie Brasco, starring Johnny Depp and Al Pacino. Leo Rossi made a name for himself in the New York theater world and that propelled him to move to Hollywood for the movie business. To date, he has appeared in 109 movies. The film that got Leo's producing career started was Relentless which starred Leo, Robert Loggia, and Judd Nelson. Among his other productions, Mr. Rossi began what he calls his Philadelphia Trilogy, based off of his experience growing up. Tune in to Episode 21 of Hollywood Dream Maker, to learn about Joe’s experience as an undercover FBI agent, Leo’s experience in Hollywood, their advice on persistence, and more! Some Questions I Ask How did you get into Hollywood? (11:54)How did you guys meet? (19:00)What would be your advice for younger you? (38:55)In This Episode You Will LearnAbout Joe’s experience as an undercover FBI agent (4:03)Why you can’t put a timeframe on success (16:47)Why Joe and Leo didn’t case Billy (25:20)How Joe became involved in law enforcement (36:00)About Joe’s bad experience with Hollywood executives (43:20)Connect with Joe FBI BioIMDbConnect with Leo IMDbLet’s Connect: Manhattan Actor Studio Website See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today we’ll be chatting with a very successful freelance writer, Joe Dyton. Joe is the founder and president of Dyton Writing & Editing, a content creation and editing company. He’s been working as a full-time freelance writer since 2016, but Joe’s journalism career started in 1999 when he was hired as a part-time sports desk clerk. Joe eventually got to actually cover games and was promoted to a full-time position during his junior year of college! He’s stayed in writing jobs ever since. Joe started freelance writing on the side in 2010. After picking up enough clients, he left the 9 to 5 behind in 2016 and is making a full-time income writing from the comfort of his own home. Some of Joe’s clients include Connected Real Estate Magazine, Student Loan Planner, Credit Karma and GEICO. Fun fact: Joe is a McDonald's Monopoly game-winner! Not a fake winner like the people featured in that "McMillions" documentary either. When he was in high school, Joe’s brother's soda cup had an "instant winner" piece on it for a cruise. So, Joe, his parents and brother went. Why should YOU tune-in? From being trapped in the corporate grind to taking on passion projects and investing in himself, Joe takes us through the why and how he’s found success online. Tune in to hear his awesome story!    What we’re talking about: Freelance writing The best paying freelance writing niches The Profit First Formula The freedom and flexibility of online business Freelance writing income Passion projects and investing in yourself How to find freelance writing clients on LinkedIn Financial goals and lifestyle   Links mentioned in this episode: Joe's Freelance Coaching Website Joe's Facebook Page Joe's Twitter Profit First book   Minute-by-minute breakdown: 2:10 – How Joe describes what he does for a living 5:50 – What types of clients Joe pitched initially 10:15 – Joe’s day looks a lot different as an online business owner 13:16 – The income differential between Joe’s corporate job and his first year working online 18:15 – Joe’s big vision for business 19:50 – Advice to someone new to online business 21:12 – Joe’s passion projects 26:00 – Why Joe didn’t invest time in his passions when he worked in corporate America 26:59 – How many hours does Joe work a week? What does his schedule look like? 28:00 – A big win for a Joe and his turning point 29:58 – Challenges that come with freelance writing 32:34 – Joe’s worst pay as a freelance writer 33:39 – Where Joe has found his best clients and how much time he spends finding new clients 38:30 – Joe has got some good questions for Gina 47:44 – Joe’s one piece of advice for those starting their freelance writing journey

Joe Mahavuthivanij is the Co-Founder and CEO of Mythic Markets, an investing platform enabling anyone to buy, sell and trade fractional shares in alternative assets with enormous fandoms. Starting with pop culture collectibles, they are securitizing vintage comic books and collectible cards, allowing fans to invest in the things they love. Mythic Markets is a venture-backed startup based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Their team first met in San Diego, California, and since then have worked at places like Apple, Fandom, Google and Uber. Some of the Topics Covered by Joe Mahavuthivanij in this Episode What Mythic Markets is and how Joe started it Leaving investing to start his own company Building the team for Mythic Markets Navigating COVID and going remote Determining which products to put on Mythic Markets The future for this marketplace of alternative of investments The roles of evolving entertainment and escapism, especially during COVID Raising the Series Seed for Mythic Markets and their plans for a Series A How they approached going to market How they curate and price items for Mythic Markets Mythic Market's business model and their plans for the future to become a "Robinhood Gold" What has fueled growth for Mythic Markets What Joe finds really exciting about this work How Joe manages his time and how COVID has affected his work How Joe is navigating these challenging times Joe's podcast recommendations Being an investor vs. being a founder What Joe looks for in an investor The big picture for Mythic Markets: being the stock market for all kinds of fandoms 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/

If we told you that the Mona Lisa was missing, you probably wouldn’t believe it. But this was the case in 1911 when, for two years, the world’s most famous painting was nowhere to be found! Our guests today, Joe Medeiros and Justine Mestichelli Medeiros are experts on this fascinating story and have produced a documentary called Mona Lisa is Missing, where they take viewers on their journey as they unearth the truth about this great heist. Surprisingly, the story is not that well-documented and, where it has been recorded, the truth is twisted. Joe and Justine came at it from a different angle, wanting to present their findings with accuracy and integrity. In this episode, we hear about this passion project and how reading one line in a book about Leonardo da Vinci and the painting’s theft ignited an insatiable curiosity in Joe to discover the truth. We also learn more about the connections that Joe and Justine made, including with Celestina Peruggia, the thief, Vincenzo Peruggia’s daughter. This film, while entertaining, is about a lot more than that. It is a historical document where this story lives on. Our conversation also touches on what it was like to produce a film independently, the power of connection and fate, and why the film is the gift that keeps on giving. To hear more about this incredible tale, tune in today!   Key Points From This Episode: How Joe and Justine have been faring during the pandemic and sheltering in place. Hear how Joe managed to make the documentary while working as the head writer for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. The timeline of producing the documentary and what sparked Joe’s fascination with the story. Why technology was a large component of making the documentary possible. Joe and Justine’s lifelong love of art and music and the way it brought them together. Their experience of meeting Celestina Peruggia, Vincenzo Peruggia’s daughter. How Joe and Justine created a genuine connection with Celestina. Why it was so important for Joe and Justine to produce something based on evidence. The twofold reason Joe wanted to make the documentary: Entertainment and education. Joe and Justine’s experience with people in Italy and the open way they were received. What motivated Joe and Justine to finish the documentary, even when things got tough. Why the unpredictability of the story is what makes the documentary so engaging. Telling Celestina the truth about her father: Hear what this was like for Joe and Justine. The smoking gun: Finding the records that revealed the real story. Serendipitous encounters that proved Joe and Justine’s mission to them. Some of the unexpected good things that have come from making the documentary. The argument that the theft actually turned the Mona Lisa into the famous painting it is. For more information and photos, visit here: https://notrealart.com/joe-medeiros-justine-mestichelli-medeiros

Josevata Taliga "Joe" Rokocoko is a professional New Zealand rugby union player. Rokocoko is one of the top ten try scorers of all time in International Test Rugby. Rokocoko played 96 matches for the Auckland Blues and 69 first class test matches for the All Blacks before moving to France where he played 98 matches for Bayonne and 87 matches for Racing 92 retiring in 2019.    Rokocoko right now is a skills development consultant for the team at Racing 92. To keep up with Joe and what’s he doing now you can follow and find Joe on Instagram @jrokocoko and on Twitter @J_Rokocoko. In terms of what Joes shares on this episode it’s one of our best for learning the intricacies of:    How Joe grew playing one touch in his driveway and how this style of “Fijian” rugby allowed him to see space on the pitch creatively Understanding how the man off the ball dictates move you’re going to do and it’s not one carrying the ball who is the playmaker How Mils Muliaina created safe comms so that Joe could trust his speed and the tools that a good communicator needs in your back three How to deceive players with your face and eyes while your body and your actions tell a different story and how to exploit the space in between    If you’re someone who is looking to understand the skills, communication and tactics of a world class speed merchant this is your episode. This episode is about implementing the big and little habits that Joe has used in his career to achieve some of the feats he has and putting them into your own game.  The first episode of 2021 is a hell of a listen. Get ready to learn and leverage the knowledge in this episode with Joe Rokocoko.

“The hallmark of Toastmasters is making things fun because we want people to come back. We can have the best education in the world but if you're not coming back, it's of no use.” - Joe SmithToastmasters was founded on October 22, 1924 (97 years ago!) at a YMCA in Santa Monica, California by a man named Ralph Smedley.Ralph set out to offer a functional value--creating a space for members to improve their public speaking. What continues to keep people coming back decades later is the inspirational, supportive, and fun vibe of the group. Toastmasters is sustained by a vibrant group of volunteers. Today there are more than 364,000 paying members around the world, and one in three members also volunteers for the organization.Joe Smith is a longtime Toastmaster and serves as the Program Quality Director for District 38 of Toastmasters in the Philadelphia area. We talked with him about Toastmasters’ history and the magic that keeps members coming back to learn and volunteer.Highlights, inspiration, & key learnings:Can’t fake the funk. How Joe found himself at Toastmasters.Origin story. People are afraid of public speaking--everywhere.An activity refined over years. Clubs gather around table topics and prepared speeches with clear roles.Creating leaders. “Members have reaped the benefits throughout their life and they want to pay it back,” so they step up as volunteers.World Championship of public speaking. Celebrating and expanding the pool of speaker feedback.

Politics divides people. But for 4,000 builders in 27 local associations across Ontario, one common goal unites them politically — the dream of homeownership. The Ontario Home Builders’ Association brings together builders, developers, renovators, suppliers, and trade professionals. Collectively, these building pros solve the problems that stand in the way of Canadian homeownership. Led by Joe Vaccaro, the association spans the four major political parties. Joe was our guest on this episode of Business Optimization, and we talked about: - How Joe moved from politics to homebuilding (it was his wife's doing) - Where the idea of home believers came from - The importance of good communication during COVID - Making decisions quickly in an association setting This podcast is sponsored by Reliance Home Comfort and may feature references to the products and services Reliance offers. The views and opinions expressed during these episodes are solely those of the guests involved and do not necessarily represent those of Reliance Home Comfort.

This week, Tom is speaking with Joe Erpelding, a passionate educator and leader who is in the business of transforming schools and students’ lives. Joe served as the Principal at the Poway Unified School District for a number of years before making his way to Design39Campus where he was able to create a magical, one-of-a-kind school experience for every learner. Now, he is transitioning to support the team at Thrively, a tool for helping learners understand their strengths, purpose, and passion. Listen in as Tom speaks with Joe about what makes Design39 a magical place to be, why design thinking matters, and what Thrively can do for education.   Key Takeaways: [:09] About today’s episode with Joe Erpelding. [:44] Tom Vander Ark welcomes Joe to the podcast! [:50] How long has Joe been with Design39? [1:05] What makes Design39 such a magic TK-8 campus. [2:46] How the Design39 building reflects the amazing program and culture. [3:15] How Joe and his colleagues describe what learners should know and be able to do at Design39. [4:53] How they express their learning goals at Design39. [5:53] What design thinking means to Joe and how they practice it at Design39. [7:02] Joe builds a picture of what you would see if you walked into the classrooms of the primary grades. [8:37] About the double classrooms, common spaces, and unique seating options at Design39. [9:58] Joe shares about the unique “learning parties” at Design39 for the intermediate grades. [11:10] The role of the teacher (or “learning experienced designers,” as they’re called at Design39). [13:19] How does Joe think about the role of a school head, now having almost two decades of school leadership? [14:37] Joe describes a difficult challenge that their community went through and how they approached it together, ultimately overcoming it. [16:46] How Joe leads his own learning as a school head. [19:04] How Joe and his colleagues led a new way forward in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. [21:51] About the Thrively app, how it is being used at Design39, and what Joe is hoping to accomplish by joining the team. [24:52] The age range Thrively covers. [25:25] How the feature “sparks” within the Thrively platform helps ignite students’ curiosity. [26:10] How Thrively helps promote social justice. [27:01] The various ways teachers can utilize Thrively. [29:16] Joe’s hopes for joining the Thrively team and what he hopes they can accomplish over the next two years. [30:21] Where to learn more about Thrively, Design39Campus, and connect with Joe online. [30:55] Tom thanks Joe for joining the podcast.   Mentioned in This Episode: Joe Erpelding Poway Unified School District Design39Campus Thrively Education Reimagined Stanford d.school Altitude Learning Big Picture Learning Getting Smart Podcast Ep. 95: “Leadership for School Progress in Poway Unified”   Get Involved: Check out the blog at GettingSmart.com. Find the Getting Smart Podcast on iTunes, leave a review, and subscribe.   Is There Somebody You’ve Been Wanting to Learn From or a Topic You’d Like Covered? To get in contact: Email Editor@GettingSmart.com and include “Podcast” in the subject line. The Getting Smart team will be sure to add them to their list!

On this podcast episode, Joe Dillon and I will discuss the ins and outs of what it takes to systemize your business. Systemized wholesaling can be simple when you know what you're doing. Watch this podcast episode to get the details. Check it out! Timestamps 0:00 Preview 0:24 Intro to Joe Dillon 2:52 About Joe Dillon 5:31 Why Joe Dillon and His Partner Raphael Vargas Chose Real Estate? 6:48 How Joe Dillon Got Started in Real Estate Investing? 9:08 Why Joe and Raphael Were So Successful At First and then Hit a Dry Run? 11:02 How Joe and His Partner Hit a $140,000 Wholesale Deal 15:25 What Are the Biggest Misconceptions When Systemizing Wholesaling? 16:38 Does it Take A Mindset Shift to Systemize A Wholesaling Business? 22:17 3 Step Process to Systemizing a Wholesaling Business 27:28 Elaborating on Systemizing a Wholesaling Business 30:54 List Stacking for High Quality Seller Leads 31:33 What is List Stacking When Wholesaling Real Estate? 33:49 How to Get Leads as a New Wholesaler? 39:12 Marketing to Old Leads 41:33 Finalizing the 3 Step Process 45:31 Touching on the Wholesale Dispositions Process 48:30 How to Contact Joe Dillon 50:06 Recommended Reading 56:29 Fear, Anxiety, and Depression and Realizing What’s Important Most 1:04 Closing Comments - Last Words

Our guest for today, Joe Mueller, is an active investor in the Chicago area, mainly focusing on single-family homes and small multi-units. Joe is the owner of Tanis Group Realty, Investors Title Services, and REInvest Homes LLC.[00:01 - 07:12] Foreclosure InvestingLet's get to know Joe MuellerJoe talks about his career in Real EstateEducating himself and investing in foreclosureJosh's investment portfolio[07:13 - 12:04] Growing a Company. Maintaining RelationshipsChallenges and mistakes he encountered as he grew his companyLeveraging propertiesBeing prepared for tough timesDeveloping and maintaining relationships[12:05 - 17:50] Closing SegmentJoe talks about the investment landscape in ChicagoJoe's advice to aspiring investorsAbsorb everything. Read as much as you can. Constantly research, learn and don't stop.How Joe stays on top of his gameRead, research, and continue to build knowledgeMaking the world a better placeHow to reach out to Joe - links below Final words from Joe and MeTweetable Quotes:“You've got to have the right relationships. Everything in this business is about relationships.” - Joe Mueller“Interview some people and find somebody that can mentor you along the way, if you're serious about getting started in this business and staying in this business. Because those relationships are key” - Joe Mueller“Absorb everything. Read as much as you can. Constantly research and learn. Don't stop.” - Joe MuellerResources Mentioned:REinvest Homes LLCTanis Group RealtyInvestors Title Services------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------To learn more, send Joe an email at joe@investorstitleservicesllc.com. Visit https://investorstitleservicesllc.com/ Connect with me:I love helping others place money outside of traditional investments that both diversify strategy and provide solid predictable returns.Call: 901-500-6191FacebookLinkedInLike, subscribe, and leave us a review on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or whatever platform you listen on. Thank you for tuning in! Email me --> sam@brickeninvestmentgroup.com

After a 1-week hiatus, Joe D. & the Industrial Strength Show RETURN! Joe starts the show by providing an update on his parent's health... He then reads a question from a listener inquiring about his current "diet". Specific topics covered include: Joe's current [anti] diet - What he IS & ISN'T tracking; The 4 things Joe consumes EVERY DAY [and YOU should too!]; Daily water intake recommendation; How Joe easily TRIPLED his vegetable consumption; Joe's thoughts on Honeycrisp apples - Are they really the equivalent of eating CANDY?!; Daily protein intake/recommendation; Joe walks the audience through a full day of eating, meal-by-meal...and Much MORE! *For Show Notes & Timestamps goto: www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com *To purchase DeFranco's Nutritional Supplements goto: www.DeFrancosNutrition.com *To become CPPS-certified online goto: www.CPPSacademy.com  

This week's show starts with the [unfortunate] news of George DeFranco's positive COVID test. After asking the Industrial Strength Universe to send some positive vibes his parents' way, Joe answers two listener questions. TOPICS INCLUDE: 1) How Joe programs cluster sets vs rest-pause [for strength & hypertrophy] 2) The reason Mike Tyson appeared to be in much better shape than Roy Jones Jr.   *For Show Notes & Timestamps goto www.IndustrialStrengthShow.com *To become a DeFranco Insider goto www.DeFrancoInsider.com *To purchase DeFranco's Nutritional Supplements goto www.DeFrancosNutrition.com  

Voices of hate and bigotry have been amplified in our country. This proves that they exist to be amplified. They won’t be going away anytime soon. That’s why we need the voices of love and gentleness, voices that are beautiful and nurturing, to get louder.  That is what I aim to do with this podcast. I plan to host voices that speak love, truth, and gentleness into this world while being simultaneously strong and soft. I’m excited to bring on one such voice today. Michael Singletary is the owner of the Instagram account Verde Lobos Project. He is also a dad of two. His goal is to use his page to help people see that they are loved and valued. Tune into this episode to hear more about what Michael does as well as his perspective on gentle parenting. Show Highlights: The idea of covenant relationships outside of your biological family. How Joe lost his identity when he became a parent. His relationship with whiteness as he talks about gentle parenting. His Instagram post of one of his kids in a Killmonger costume. How he has engaged with and counteracted the narrative of toxic masculinity in his parenting. Why he says many people don’t have access to nature and how he sees nature as a part of his parenting. Life-giving activities we can try today and implement in our families. How he taps into his kids’ playful energy. Links (affiliates included): Michael Singletary - https://www.instagram.com/verdelobosproject/?hl=en Nature & Justice Instagram accounts Michael recommends: she_colorsnature - https://www.instagram.com/she_colorsnature/?hl=en tcplaneteer - https://www.instagram.com/tcplaneteer/?hl=en sophia_roe - https://www.instagram.com/sophia_roe/?hl=en Melanin Base Camp - https://www.instagram.com/melaninbasecamp/?hl=en greengirlleah - https://www.instagram.com/greengirlleah/?hl=en Join us at the Parenting Forward Patreon Team - https://www.patreon.com/cindywangbrandt Parenting Forward, the Book - https://amzn.to/3g0LJPn *** EPISODE CREDITS: If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com 

Joe Byrne used TrainerRoad to raise his FTP by 70% and log an incredible sub-10 IRONMAN time in terrible conditions, then he changed gears to try something new. Joe is now working his way up the road race classification system in Ireland and proving you don’t need a huge FTP to be successful.   Continue the discussion on the TrainerRoad Forum: www.TrainerRoad.com/Forum   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ABOUT TRAINERROAD — CYCLING’S MOST EFFECTIVE TRAINING SYSTEM   TrainerRoad makes cyclists faster. Athletes get structured indoor workouts, science-backed training plans, and easy-to-use performance analysis tools to reach their goals   Build Your Custom Plan: https://bit.ly/2HVFvV2 Train Together with Group Workouts: https://bit.ly/2HLLeMV Get Started: https://bit.ly/2TIdlPS   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   ATHLETE INTERVIEWS THAT MAKE YOU FASTER   The Successful Athletes Podcast dissects the preparation and execution of outstanding performances by TrainerRoad athletes. From world record performances to personal records and life changing health improvements, get an inside look at what it takes to get faster.   Subscribe to the Successful Athletes Podcast on iTunes: https://apple.co/2X0KEj2   ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   TOPICS COVERED IN THIS EPISODE:   How Joe broke 10 hours at a full-distance IRONMAN Making equipment changes for windy conditions• What depth wheels to use in the wind• How training differs for different triathlon events• Why Joe changed to road cycling• What Joe learned during his first road race• How to race without a big FTP ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------   FOLLOW TRAINERROAD   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TrainerRd Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/trainerroad/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TrainerRoad • Strava Club: https://www.strava.com/clubs/trainerroad

Eric SanInocencio, the Associate Commissioner of Strategic Digital Media at ACC, joins the Social Pros Podcast to talk about the impact that COVID-19 has had on the sports industry and how the ACC continues to overcome uncertainty using social media. Huge thanks to our amazing sponsors for helping us make this happen. Please support them; we couldn't do it without their help! This week: Salesforce Marketing Cloud LinkedIn Full Episode Details 2020 has been a strange year for everyone. Businesses closed, schools shut down, and it was like the world hit pause on everyday life for quite some time. One industry that has been significantly impacted by the global pandemic is the sports industry, with games canceled left, right, and center. Eric SanInocencio, the Associate Commissioner of Strategic Digital Media at ACC, has learned to navigate the recent changes while leading social media for the Atlantic Coast Conference. The ACC oversees sports for 1,415 schools in the eastern part of the U.S., so you can imagine just how unique and complicated Eric’s role is as the Associate Commissioner of Strategic Digital Media at ACC. Eric believes that “social media for sports events is the truest version of a sports bar that we have left,” and we couldn’t agree more. Social media allows people to jump into the conversation when they feel like it, which helps sports fans feel like part of a community again. In This Episode: 05:24 – How ACC’s digital marketing team is structured 07:31 – What Eric’s role as the Associate Commissioner of Strategic Digital Media involves 09:31 – How the different schools get together virtually to discuss best practices 13:31 – How Eric’s team structures content creation and distribution across the team 15:57 – How to continue to have great collaboration within a remote environment 18:42 – How Joe prevents confusion and complications when monitoring and managing so many schools 22:58 – How ACC has dealt with the changing sports schedule since the COVID-19 outbreak 29:26 – How Joe turned the cancellation of the 2020 ACC Men’s Basketball Tournament and turned it into something positive 33:49 – Whether Joe uses paid social to promote the championships and gain exposure, etc. 41:01 – How to deal with negativity on social media Resources Get the new State of Marketing report for free from Salesforce Find out more about the community at SocialMedia.org with a special form for Social Pros listeners Find out how you can launch your first LinkedIn campaign with $100! Learn more about the ACC  Visit SocialPros.com for more insights from your favorite social media marketers.

Welcome back to the Sprint to Profit Podcast for Amazon Sellers. In this episode, Kirsty and Isaac are chatting with Joe Cardillo from Jungle Scout, which is a company that specializes in helping Amazon sellers find data for product research and other great insights to give them a much better idea of the sales opportunities and the competition on the Amazon platforms. Today we’re talking about Joe’s story, what Jungle Scout can do for their customers, Joe’s advice for sellers, and new possible features and tools that Jungle Scout has to offer. If you liked what you heard today on the show, please make sure to hit the subscribe button so you can get updated when we post new episodes. Please share this episode with others who might get value out of it as well. We wish you the best for you and your business. To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Also head to www.goteamreal.com/income to download your free INCOME calculator. Talking Points: 00:22 - Hello and Welcome 01:42 - How Joe started working for Jungle Scout 08:41 - What tools Jungle Scout has 13:35 - What it’s like to collate all the info alongside Amazon changes 16:54 - Requesting reviews 18:57 - Why this is critical for sellers to understand 22:15 - The story behind Jungle Scout 25:45 - What can Jungle Scout do for you 32:29 - New tools or solutions 41:30 - Advice and final words from Joe 46:45 - Thanks and conclusion Resources/Links: Jungle Scout: https://junglescout.grsm.io/real Our Website: https://www.goteamreal.com/ Real Amazon Seller Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable/ Quotes: 14:38 - “There are constant changes that they’re reacting to constantly and luckily the team is really built around that over the past few years so we are able to move fast and move better in that area.” - Joe Cardillo 21:01 - “It can be an intense game, playing with the numbers.” - Joe Cardillo 27:37 - “Our mission at Jungle Scout is to empower entrepreneurs across the world.” - Joe Cardillo 38:00 - “Even the sellers, the number one tool that they are using are the product database, the opportunity finder, and the product finder.” - Joe Cardillo 42:21 - “Every product you launch, or as you’re selling, it’s a learning process. You’re only going to get better and better and better.” - Joe Cardillo

Welcome back to the Sprint to Profit Podcast for Amazon Sellers. In this episode, Kirsty and Isaac are chatting with Amazon Entrepreneur Joseph Harwood who has made a multi-million dollar Amazon business before he even turned 30. Joe has sold millions of dollars on Amazon, he’s a new father, and he has created a very favorable lifestyle on the back of his ecommerce businesses. Today he will be sharing the ups and downs of his journey, his advice for new sellers, and some resources to help you become an amazing seller. If you liked what you heard today on the show, please make sure to hit the subscribe button so you can get updated when we post new episodes. Please share this episode with others who might get value out of it as well. We wish you the best for you and your business. To get some FREE training on what it takes to have a successful business to fuel your lifestyle, head to www.goteamreal.com to download our FREE training today. Also head to www.goteamreal.com/income to download your free INCOME calculator. Talking Points: 00:20 - Hello and Welcome 02:43 - Life before Amazon 10:56 - In response to “It’s my business. I have to do it all myself.” 12:25 - Success versus failure: “I have to make this work.” 15:50 - Advice for getting over hurdles 19:27 - Product advantage and the hunt for the perfect product 25:59 - How important is product innovation 32:29 - Roadblocks that continuously pop up 34:16 - Advice for people who are just starting 37:00 - How Joe’s business is going now (how was his exit) 43:50 - Resources that have really helped Joe 46:45 - Thanks and conclusion Resources/Links: Joseph Harwood email: harwood.e.joseph@gmail.com Our Website: https://www.goteamreal.com/ Real Amazon Seller Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/AmazonSellerRoundTable/ Quotes: 04:10 - “Wow, this is real. This is a thing: talk to someone in China, get it on a boat, put it on this website, and it starts selling. I was blown away and hooked.” - Joseph Harwood 11:41 - “Once you shift gears and you’ve got a bit of momentum, adopting that CEO mindset is a big thing.” - Joseph Harwood 26:12 - “Outsourcing and supply chain is fundamental to the business.” - Joseph Harwood 22:44 - “If you can beat them on fundamentals, then you can win.” - Joseph Harwood

Joe defines himself as an accidental entrepreneur whose parents were school system workers. He grew up knowing that he had to work hard at school to get excellent grades to get a good job. However, Joe was committed to taking a different route, as we shall learn from this podcast. What You Will Learn What problems does Joe solve for his customers? How Joe started his podcast What is the core of Joe’s business? Why searching for curiosity, ideas, and information outside your field is critical for the success of your business Importance of professional branding About the Family Medical Leave Act. What does it entail, and how does it operate? How Joe generated leads Joe’s strategy for content production and SEO How does Joe leverage content from his podcast to create different materials for a wide range of platforms? Who is the Ideal Joe Sanok’s client? What is Joe's definition of the big idea? Importance of outsourcing What you should do before  Long term habits you need to succeed Joe’s lead magnet course Importance of life blocking In this Episode: Joe started his career working at nonprofit organizations and a local community college. He would later launch private practice as a side job, where together with his team they helped people solve different issues. Some of these issues were depression, marital problems, and anxiety. Along the way, Joe discovered that he had zero experience in entrepreneurship. Armed with the desire to learn and enhance his knowledge, Joe started researching and learning. The thought of starting a podcast crossed his mind during that time. What method did Joe use when starting his podcast? Listen in and find out. After operating the podcast for some time, Joe decided to quit his fulltime job gradually while paying more time to the podcast. Joe explains that many people do not know how to use their time well and only operate through the society’s manual. According to Joe, this is not always the best method of doing things. Listen to Joe as he gives further details about this concept. He also discusses the timeframes within which he transitioned from his fulltime job to podcasting. When Joe finally decided that podcasting was what he wanted to do he had to do things differently. He hired a professional to redesign his website and also had his logo professionally made to give his brand an authentic look. Joe also discusses how he catered for the medical requirements of his pregnant wife. Listen in to get comprehensive information. At some point, Joe had to quit his fulltime job entirely, and he explains how he did it in the podcast. When it comes to SEO, Joe says they have a team that has excellent copywriting skills and experience. He tells Geordie about the strategy he uses when interviewing his guests to get as comprehensive information as possible. Joe says that he only works three days a week and explains why. He mentions that before adopting any big idea, it is critical to have sufficient space to ensure employees can work comfortably and with minimal distractions. He talks about a saying that they use as their guiding principle and a course he defines as their lead magnet. Listen to the podcast to figure it out. You will also get comprehensive details on how Joe developed his MVP. At some point, Geordie seeks to figure out how he (Joe) managed to convince his clients to pay colossal amounts of money. To this, Joe says that people will be willing to pay more for implementation as opposed to information only. Joe says that entrepreneurs should invest in the implementation process to charge more. How does Joe assist clients who want software as a service models? He admits that he has no experience in matters technology but he always refers clients to techno-savvy experts. Joe says he is happy with outsourcing his client’s technology-based needs and tells Geordie why he chooses that path. Listen keenly to find out why. According to Joe, entrepreneurs should only focus on only what they can do and not tasks they can easily outsource. Find out his explanation for this from the podcast. Joe reiterates the importance of meetings, especially if a company has a new assistant. He says, not only do they create an opportunity to receive feedback, but they also help people communicate with one another effectively. “Assess how you are using your time” is Joe’s message to anyone who is looking forward to launching their big idea. References Podcast Launch School Joe Sanok LinkedIn

Joe Vargas a Navy Veteran, a Las Vegas Entertainment and Media Exec and now dominator in the CBD industry has worn many hats. During our chat he shares a number of stories in this fun as hell episode. Aside from being the Founder and CEO of BuyLegalMeds.com and its chain of retail stores, Joe is also a certified life coach and a published author.   Joe will share with us his story of becoming a multi-millionaire, his life as an elites keeper in Las Vegas, and establishing the CBD empire America knows today. Highlights: -Joe’s story of transitioning from the military to the Don of CBD -The aftermaths of the current pandemic (COVID19) in his business -Discovering the immense power of CBD to aid anxiety, inflammation, and pain -Advantages of having a good partner in running a business -Relying on both storefront and power of his online sales  -The supremacies of self-funding yourself -Hosting a $1 million bachelor party for his client -Goal Setting; keeping your head in the game and steering out of distractions -Joe in being a doorkeeper for the elites in Las Vegas -Perks of maintaining and keeping good connections and celebrity customers -How Joe manages to sell his products when advertisements are impossible for his business   Links: Website: https://www.buylegalmeds.com/ https://cbdoil.com/ Instagram: @hustler

Want proof that you can make money AND save time and energy by creating valuable content you can easily repurpose in multiple ways? Joe Sanok visits with me and breaks down what he’s been doing on social media, what he recommends for his clients, different ways you can reuse LinkedIn and Facebook Live content to reach a larger audience, and how to market it in a way that makes implementation fast and easy for your clients!      In this podcast episode, we share:  How Joe created podcast episodes from LinkedIn groups  Joe’s process for creating and packaging valuable content ready to sell  Advice for finding the content your audience wants and growing your network     Experimentation mindset vs. Pass/Fail mindset     Joe’s approach for creating FB Live content and how to strategically repurpose content    Joe’s strategy for outsourcing his social media   The difference between responding as a brand vs. a solopreneur  The benefits of using Doodly videos Details about Joe’s Podcast Launch School     Memorable Quotes:  “...It's a difference between an information gap versus an implementation gap; to implement, it’s speed..it’s not whether or not the info’s there; it’s let’s get some speed going here and tell you what to do.” “You should never be on a social media that you hate. Start with social media you enjoy.”  “The more we can set aggressive boundaries on our schedule, the more we can get done.”  “Fall in love with the pain and the people before you pitch the product.”    About Joe: Joe Sanok is a keynote and TEDx speaker, business consultant, and podcaster. Joe has the #1 podcast for counselors, The Practice of the Practice Podcast. With interviews with Pat Flynn, John Lee Dumas, and Lewis Howes, Joe is a rising star in the speaking world!   Joe is a writer for PsychCentral, has been featured on the Huffington Post, Forbes, GOOD Magazine, Reader’s Digest, Entrepreneur on Fire, and Yahoo News. He is the author of five books and has been named the Therapist Resource top podcast, consultant, and blogger.   Connect with Joe: Website Instagram Facebook Twitter   Links Mentioned: Freebie: over 30 resources (including guides, e-books, checklists, etc.) to help users start, grow, and scale their private practices. Doodly   Podcast Launch School This Episode Is Made Possible By: Fanbooster by Traject: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

We have Joe Heitzeberg, CEO and co-founder of Crowd Cow, stopping by for a fascinating discussion about the meat commodity industry and leading a company. Crowd Cow is a company offering the most comprehensive assortment of local, sustainable, and premium meat and seafood direct from the producer, delivered to your door. Meat, and in general, the food we eat is something we take for granted. However, there's a large ecosystem of people (and the environment) that's being affected—and not to mention our health. In today's episode, we go over this along with a slew of other topics surrounding this area of focus. In today's episode, you'll learn: Joe's origin story Why meat isn't just about your health—there's a much bigger picture Where the quality of your meat is from What they aren't telling you about the wild-caught vs. farm-raised salmon discussion How to determine if your farm-raised salmon is ok The problem with the commodity meat system Initial hurdles to changing our relationship with the standard meat and food system Initial difficulties with starting Crowd Cow How Crowd Cow uniquely packages and sends their food How they offset greenhouse gases Advice for entrepreneurs during challenging times How Joe and Crowd Cow have adapted to the changing times The decision process for bringing on different cuts and meats (this is transferable to your business) How Joe maintains his well-being What's Joe's definition of success Plus much more Connect with Joe and Crowd Cow Crowd Cow: https://www.crowdcow.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/jheitzeb Joe's book: Craft Beef: A Revolution of Small Farms and Big Flavors Work with Julian Book a private consultation Connect with Julian Twitter: https://twitter.com/thejulianhayes LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/julianhayesii

Episode 160: Joe DiSanto seemingly had it all but chose to walk away from his lucrative business and critical acclaim in order to work less, save money, and spend more time with family. Guest Biography Joe DiSanto has built multi-million dollar businesses, produced critically acclaimed documentaries and an Emmy-winning TV show, invested millions in real estate, and semi-retired at age 43. Now he’s sharing a lifetime of fiscal know-how via Play Louder, an invaluable resource that helps individuals and business owners increase their net worth and plan better for their future. In this episode, you'll learn: How Joe paid off $70,000 to be debt-free. Starting a business when you're young and have less to lose. Why he left a lucrative business and critical acclaim behind for semi-retirement at age 43.  Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/160 Find more from our guest: Play Louder! LinkedIn Twitter Facebook YouTube Mentioned in this episode: Ray Kurzweil Transcendent Man: The Life and Ideas of Ray Kurzweil Sound City (film) Foo Fighters: Sonic Highways Free Courses Page Independent Contractor Taxes & How to Incorporate (to Save Money) Personal Itemized Budget Categories & How You Wrangle Them with My Budget Template Real Estate Strategy 101: Learn the Basics, the Lingo, and the Opportunities Books: The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology By Ray Kurtzweil Runnymede Money Tip of the Week The Financial Independence Mindset is Critical Join the Inspired Money 30-day Fear Challenge Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts, Podchaser.com, or wherever you listen. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

What you'll hear: - How Joe manages social media with a busy symphony schedule - How growing an audience on Instagram changed his life - The story of his first audition failure... this one was a surprise! - Joe's POV on losses (powerful!) - The key to loving your career... this one is HUGE - The biggest problem in music education and what Joe is doing about it - And so much more! To find out MORE about Project 440 College Fair, click HERE To follow Joe on Instagram, click HERE To read more about what's happening in the Philadelphia Orchestra this season, click HERE Are you READY to start growing your own audience, evolving your career and creating new income streams? Online Empire Blueprint, my signature 10-week program, helps you get up and running, growing your audience and building your business. If you're interested, CLICK HERE to book a 30-minute discovery call! TUNE IN for a NEW podcast series on Crushing Classical... the Crushing Classical HOT SEAT series. On this series, see my clients coached in real time, and hear about the businesses they're currently creating as they grow and evolve their careers. Join me LIVE on Facebook on Thursdays starting 9/10 at 1:00 pm CT or SUBSCRIBE to this podcast for the most recent episode. 

Joe Thomas is the Founder & CEO @ Loom, the startup that helps you get your message across by making it easy to record instantly shareable videos. To date, Joe has raised over $68M from some of the valley's leading firms including Sequoia, Kleiner and Coatue as well as individuals such as Mathilde @ Front, Kevin & Mike @ Instagram and Dylan Field @ Figma to name a few. Prior to founding Loom, Joe was in LA as Director of Product at MyLife.com and before that Director of Operations at MediaPass. Due to Loom's success, Joe has been named to Forbes 30 Under 30 for Enterprise Tech. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Joe made his way from the mid-West to the valley and came to found one of the hottest startups today in Loom? 2.) What does Joe believe are 3 rules to operate remote teams successfully? Why does Joe believe in remote + HQ as a model so much? How do the tools and culture need to change with this as a new format for work? How do leaders now need to learn to write more than ever before? 3.) How has fundraising fundamentally change in the world of COVID? What are the benefits? What can founders do and tools can they use to increase their chances of getting funded in a COVID world? What did Coatue do to build rapport and trust without meeting in person? 4.) What advice would Joe give to founders on how to pick their early VCs? How does Joe advise founders when it comes to accepting multi-stage money at seed? Why does Joe believe you need to be upfront with your VCs about their ability to build future ownership? 5.) Sequoia and Coatue led the Series B, how did the round go down many months before Joe and Loom planned to raise it? What did Sequoia do to win and close the deal? How did that as a founder make Joe feel? How does Joe advise VCs on what it takes to win the most competitive of deals? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Joe’s Fave Book: Enders Game, Think On These Things As always you can follow Harry and The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Instagram here for mojito madness and all things 20VC.

My guest on today's show, Joe Cohen of , first appeared on the episode "", then later on "."  Joe Cohen won the genetic lottery of bad genes. As a kid, he suffered from inflammation, brain fog, fatigue, digestive problems, anxiety, depression, and other issues that were poorly understood in both conventional and alternative medicine. Frustrated by the lack of good information and tools, Joe decided to embark on a journey of self-experimentation and self-learning to improve his health--something that has since become known as “biohacking”. With thousands of experiments and Pubmed articles under his belt, Joe founded SelfHacked, the resource that was missing when he needed it. SelfHacked now gets millions of monthly readers. Joe is a thriving entrepreneur, author and speaker. He is the CEO of , and . His mission is to help people gain access to the most up-to-date, unbiased, and science-based ways to optimize their health. Joe has been studying health sciences for 17 years and has read over 30,000 PubMed articles. He's given consultations to over 1000 people who have sought his health advice. After completing the pre-med requirements at university, he founded SelfHacked because he wanted to make a big impact in improving global health. He's written hundreds of science posts, multiple books on improving health, and speaks at various health conferences. He's keen on building a brain-trust of top scientists who will improve the level of accuracy of health content on the web. He's also founded SelfDecode and LabTestAnalyzer, popular genetic and lab software tools to improve health. At , Joe has recently launched a longevity tool that allows you to live longer by knowing how to take actionable steps based on your genes. You can order tests . Use code BEN to get a 10% discount. During our discussion, you'll discover: -How Joe is handling the coronavirus while living in Tel Aviv, Israel...9:24 Affected populations are very different from that of the Spanish Flu of 1918 Relatively young and healthy, not worried about it at all Personal life insurance policy: (use code BEN100 for a $100 discount) Ben uses a (use code BEN100 for a $100 discount) Pay close attention to oxygenation and anti viral strategies -How  differs from and other genetic tools currently available...13:12 SelfDecode focuses on different topics: longevity, mood, sleep, etc. 23andMe doesn't give specific recommendations on how to improve your genes SelfDecode makes recommendations based on priorities based on an individual's genes 23andMe sells the data of their customers for drug R&D SelfDecode business model is to give updates, to remain engaged w/ genetic data -Tips for maximizing the value of a gene analysis...18:30 Good science is vital Curation Do they give recommendations Polygenic Risk Score: Using multiple genes and SNPs to determine if the genes are increasing your risk in any way Receive updates on the science regularly Comprehensiveness on the number of genes and SNPs tested Diet reports -Common concerns about the reliability of genetic testing...27:50 Tommy Wood interview "" JAMA article: "" Look at multiple variants in a gene The more specific the results, the better you can determine the best course of action Pay attention to your genes; pay closer attention to how the body responds to certain lifestyle factors Pay attention lab results and symptoms Book: by Dale Bredesen Book: by Max Lugavere -Why Ben would rather play with his kids than live forever...40:00 Ben is on the low side of SRT1, one of the primary sirtuin genes associated w/ longevity may be a recommended supplement, particularly w/ NAD Two genes that showed shorter telomere length (OBFC1) , , are good for sirtuins Look at atherogenic index over the LDL cholesterol counts TP53 - mostly associated w/ cancer, as well as longevity -Joe's response to the claim that some cells may be cytotoxic...52:49 Book: by Paul Saladino The totality of research suggests this is not the case Book: by Fred Provenza -Effective ways to mitigate telomere shortening...56:20 Psychological stress is a big factor (15% off of $60 minimum purchase) Ben has 4 variants that cause the OBFC1 gene (associated w/ telomere shortening) TAM818 and TA65 and Spectracell for telomere measurements was particularly efficacious for Ben in maintaining telomere length -Inflammatory markers in Ben's test results...1:05:00 Interleukin 10, an anti-inflammatory cytokine Bioavailable curcuminoid is more able to enter the bloodstream and cross the blood brain barrier bone broth (purathrive) -An intelligent approach to IGF-1...1:09:30 Don't obsess over it to where you're sacrificing quality of life Intermittent fasting 12-16 hrs daily Dinner to dinner once a month -Genetic analysis for risk of acquiring the coronavirus...1:16:20 ARDS (Acute respiratory distress syndrome) is how people are dying from COVID-19 Ways to block the effects of the ACE2 gene:   is high in zinc (may help w/ respiratory endurance) Resources from this episode: - - Quantum 5 Ozone Generator (use code BEN100 for a $100 discount) -The that Ben uses (use code BEN for... $250 off Respiro chamber (full price is $14,200) $500 off Vitaeris (full price $21,900) $750 off Quamvis (full price $25,900) $2500 off Fortius hard chamber (full price $89,900) Concentrators are $1900-  $250 off purchased with a chamber - - -Tommy Wood interview "" -JAMA article: "" - -Book: by Fred Provenza -Book: by Paul Saladino - - - - - - (use code GREENFIELD for a 10% discount) - Episode sponsors: -: Carefully selected and roasted for taste, purity, high antioxidants and health. 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