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Sailor James, Scott, and Joey finish out their talk with a discussion of how our spirituality affects our view of politics and voting. We all came to the belief that it is important to vote, but there can be so many factors in how you vote whether it is out of fear of what might happen if the other side wins, or the personality of a leader you like, or the platform of a party that fits with your worldview. Other Topics Discussed: The differences between the British, American, and Dutch political systems. How people are more often single issue voters than they might admit. How Joey thinks the Netherlands has too many parties, while Scott and James would like a little more legitimate options in their American and British systems. Questions for the Community: How does your worldview affect how you vote? Which are better moral agents to affect change in society, the Government? Businesses? or Consumers? How much say do we really have to affect change as voters? Message Us: You can e-mail (https://betweentwoworldspodcast@gmail.com/) us your questions directly or follow us on Instagram or facebook (@betweentwoworldspodcast) and become part of the conversation. Also find us on YouTube: (BetweenTwoWorlds - YouTube) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/betweentwoworldspodcast/message

Joey is Co-Chief Investment Officer at Pantera Capital. Prior to Pantera, he co-founded Augur, a decentralized prediction market platform and solution to the oracle problem. Joey also co-founded Eco, an app which offers a simple balance to let users spend, send, save and make money at the same time. He co-founded a crypto-focused AngelList syndicate which became one of the top fifteen by backing and was an early investor in projects like 0x and Numerai. In 2013, Joey built a point of sale system enabling Bitcoin payments with sound and Bluetooth. He is both a Thiel Fellow and an Edmund Hillary Fellow. Follow Joey on Twitter @joeykrug. [0:59] - How Joey's interest in computers led him to crypto and venture capital [7:25] - The best decisions Joey has made in his early career [12:42] - Joey's first experiences as an investor and entrepreneur [16:47] - How Joey's days of betting on horses made him a better investor [21:20] - Joey's experience with the Thiel Fellowship [26:55] - The origin story behind Augur [30:06] - An overview of prediction markets [35:39] - Joey's perspective on Bitcoin maximalism as an early crypto adopter [39:41] - Predicting the dominant blockchain protocol in a multi-chain future [46:13] - Eco's attempt to rethink modern banking and credit card companies [49:15] - Joey's experience working with Dan Morehead at Pantera Capital --- homeofjake.com

Joey Machado is something of a legend in the BBQ industry in the United States, a marketing guru, if you will. He's known as the man who built B&B Charcoal into the powerhouse that it is today, and is now working with Blues Hog BBQ and Gateway Drum Smokers, legends in their own right! I first met Joey at the World's BBQ Championships in Houston, and really got to know him at the 2019 NBBQA Annual Conference in Kansas City. I can say without a doubt that Joey is one of the most skilled, knowledgeable and generous people in the business today. A trophy-winning competition BBQ Pitmaster in his own right, Joey, Blues Hog BBQ, and Gateway Drum Smokers are a match made in heaven. Blues Hog are famous around the world for their near perfect barbecue sauce, Tennessee Red. Gateway has, of course, taken the world by storm with their incredible drum smoker or barrel smoker, well known as the best drum smokers on the market. And this is where Joey works his magic - spreading the good word about these products and backing it up with his trophy winning competition bbq results. In this episode of the Smoking Hot Confessions BBQ Podcast, Joey and I get into: His recent successes with Central City BBQ Pitmaster James Cruse at Hogs for the Cause in New Orleans (4:19) What a day in the life is like for a marketing guru like Joey (15:41) How Joey came to be involved in BBQ (21:48) Joey's thoughts on Brand Ambassadors (36:01) How and when you should bring a new brand to market (42:58) This episode of the Smoking Hot Confessions BBQ Podcast is proudly brought to you by our Podcast Partner, JAGRD Woodfired Smoker Ovens. If you're looking for your next Barbeque, smoker or grill, be sure to check them out. They have a wide range of well-performing units available, and love doing custom work and commercial kit outs as well. Check out: https://jagrdwoodfired.com.au    If you would like to become a Podcast Partner we'd love to hear from you. Send Ben an email at ben@smokinghotconfessions.com and let's get that conversation started! To get your free copy of 'The Beginners Guide to Real BBQ', including some smoked meat recipes, head to: https://smokinghotconfessions.com 

On Episode fifty-five of the Gotta Be Saints Podcast, I spoke with Joey Pontarelli and Miranda Henkel about divorce.Biographies:As a child of divorce, Joey Pontarelli started Restored (RestoredMinistry.com) to help other children of divorce. Restored offers the practical guidance and support that teens and young adults from broken families need to heal and grow, so they can feel whole again. Joey graduated from Franciscan University of Steubenville with a bachelor's degree in Finance and from Benedictine College with an MBA. He has spoken around the U.S., in Europe, and in Central America. His articles have been published by the Chastity Project, the Culture Project, FOCUS, and Shalom Tidings Magazine. Joey lives in Colorado with his wife, Brigid. Miranda was born in Caracas, Venezuela, although she spent most of her childhood in North Carolina. When she was 10 her family moved back to Venezuela where her life was changed forever when her parents divorced a year later. Shortly after, she and her younger sister moved with their mother back to the United States and settled in Charleston, SC.Miranda graduated from Clemson University in 2015, moved back to Charleston where she met her husband and married him in 2020. They now reside in Florida where her husband is stationed with the U.S. Navy. She now works for Restored to help other children of divorce heal and grow. Miranda enjoys the beach, beer, trying to understand poetry and making fun of her husband.Episode Breakdown::15 Syndicate Strategies & The Catholic Company1:30 Introducing Joey Pontarelli, Miranda Henkel & Restored Ministry4:15 How Joey and Miranda Met5:30 Divorce is a heavy topic - but a necessary one to speak about - can you guys share your stories?5:45 Miranda’s story8:55 Joey’s story14:10 What are the biggest causes of Divorce? Thank you to our sponsors!Syndicate Strategies, a full-service marketing agency owned and operated by two Catholic business partners for over 25 years. Syndicate helps connect businesses to customers using the most current technology. They can help YOU create powerful, engaging websites and eCommerce stores that bring results. Find out what Syndicate can do for you at syndstrat.com/saints.Check out  The Catholic Company for all your Catholic merchandise needs! Use code "GOTTABESAINTS" for 15% off your next purchase!If you enjoyed this episode, please give provide a review and make sure to subscribe!Check out Restored here.

In the eight episode of FNW, Joe and Joey discuss: How Joey became a Napoli supporter A massive win over Roma, including: General thoughts on the match Dries Mertens performance and starting over Osimhen Osimhen's play off the bench and the Mancini treatment The play of our fullbacks Should Gattuso get another year in charge?

What you’ll learn in this episode;2:15  How Joey utilizes his law firm to “legitimize brands”.10:33  Why Trademarking your business is necessary. 24:00 What can and cannot be Trademarked. Quote -“ A great leader anticipates challenges.”                                                 -Anonymous So whatever business you are in, let’s dive deep on the importance of hiring help to protect our brand and business.How you get involved:Be sure to support the podcast by sharing with your friends and family.Or support the podcast by donating at  www. letstalkbusinesswithstephanie.comFollow Stephanie on FB/IG/TWITTER/LinkedIn: Stephanie A. WynnTo learn more about Stephanie A. Wynn visit stephanieawynn.comIf you recently started your business please be sure to grab the  Step-by-Step Guide on How To Start Your Business  in  2021  https://stephanieawynn.com/how-to-start-a-business-in-2021/.Enjoyed the Podcast? Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and leave a review. We would love to hear your feedback and we’d love for you to help us spread the word!

Meet Joey Mascio, a fellow Teen and Young Adult Coach and a middle school teacher. Join us as he shares how he uses his theatre background to story tell in coaching and how he rewrote the script for the environment of his school's "Discipline" Office.   You can connect with Kim at: TikTok @kimlukens  or can find all of her connections spots through on https://linktr.ee/kimlukens   QUICK EPISODE SUMMARY Meet Joey Mascio How the pandemic has leveled the playing field  How to handle the “should’ decisions  Knowing where you want to go vs how you get there  How Joey is breaking the stigma with going to the principles office  A resource every student can benefit from  Joey’s story of transition from high school to college  What Joey is now doing to help teens  Something you might not know about Kim Reframing ‘going to the office’ in college  How to make failure work for you The mindset shift for both principles and students  Practical tips to help your teen work through mistakes Apply this one skill to effectively communicate with your teens Joey's whiteboard method of communicating  The things Joey has learned from teens  How every ‘cliche’ is true

Conventional wisdom says that you should always be pouring money into an IRA or 401k to plan for your eventual retirement. You’re taking money from yourself today, only to pay yourself back in the future. But what if there’s a better way? Russ Morgan and Joey Mure co-founded Wealth Without Wall Street, a company that teaches business owners to put their money to better use than squirreling it away in stocks, a checking account or traditional retirement account. The strategies Joey and Russ have developed allow business owners to create lasting wealth and positive cashflow today, setting them up for true wealth in retirement. Joey Mure’s Bio: Joey Mure, aka, The Stallion started his career in the mortgage business in 2003. He grew to become a branch manager with one of the Nation’s top mortgage lenders leading 25 loans officers. By 2010 he had achieved national recognition. Despite earning an impressive income he still had significant questions about how to save for the future without having to borrow from banks. How does anyone save aggressively for retirement AND simultaneously pay for automobiles, save for college, weddings, and vacations? In 2010 Joey met Russ, who shared the Infinite Banking Concept and everything changed. IBC allowed Joey to get completely out of debt besides paying off his mortgage, he started saving four times the amount he had previously been saving, and now had a clear plan of how to save for all our life’s expenses without giving up retirement savings. Joey decided to join Russ and cofounded a company called Wealth Without Wall Street. They teach people to stop trading time for money to achieve financial freedom by following the 5 Pillars of Wealth Without Wall Street. Russ Morgan’s Bio: Russ Morgan, aka, The Idea Guy, started his career in the financial industry. With 4 years of planning under his belt, Russ was stunned in September of 2008 to see the DOW Jones plummet 800 points. He had no idea that the market could react in such a volatile manner and knew this was something he could never have control over. Russ began a journey that day to passionately understand more about how to take back and gain control over his money, as well as that of his clients. Russ believes that it’s time you stop following conventional planning methods and start thinking for yourself. He enlightens business owners and investors with the knowledge they need to make sound financial decisions. The best path to financial freedom is one that frees you to make decisions that allow your money to grow, allow you to have access to this money, and to protect this money from market swings and tax regulations. Yes, all of this is possible, and Russ thrives on helping people in their journey to reach this financial freedom. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why building wealth both inside and outside of your business is the most optimized way to achieve your goals How Joey realized that he wasn’t on the right career and wealth-building path and needed to make a change and how Russ helped Joey learn the secrets of efficiently building wealth How “wealth without Wall Street” is a money mindset that allows business owners to build wealth without taking all the risk of investing in Wall Street Why a checking account is one of the worst places to keep your money, and why your business is one of the best places to invest your money to create long term gains Why putting money in an IRA or a 401k is really just deferring cashflow until a later time, and why creating cashflow today is much more important Why becoming your own banker and loaning your money back to your business can completely reframe how you view your money How life insurance can be used in a way similar to a home equity line of credit, giving you cashflow without lowering in value How using your money in your business can offer a powerful payoff by freeing up more time and money for you to grow your business even more Why there are many options to invest your money even outside your business that create monthly cashflow Resources: Website: www.wealthwithoutwallstreet.com/onwardnation Joey Mure’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/joey-mure-b376824/ Russ Morgan’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/russ-morgan-72595519/ LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/company/wealth-without-wall-street/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/wealthwithoutwallstreet Twitter: @withoutwallst Additional Resources: Free Executive Leadership Summary report from Predictive ROI: https://predictiveroi.com/research Sell With Authority by Drew McLellan and Stephen Woessner: https://amzn.to/39y7x13 Predictive ROI Free Resource Library: https://predictiveroi.com/resources/ Stephen Woessner’s LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwoessner/

Joey Chan is the Principal Consultant for Cloud Jedi Solutions. He also organized the Philippines Trailblazer Community Group and Philippines Dreamin. Though he is focusing more on business and marketing now, Joey has attained 15 certifications. In this episode, we’re sitting down with Joey to talk about a wide range of subjects. We especially focus on the Philippines Trailblazer Community Group and Philippines Dreamin and how we went about organizing both. Tune in and you’ll learn a lot from his diverse experiences.   Show Highlights: Advice for people looking to get certified. How Joey has been training with Salesforce and interacting with the community. How he transitioned from learning and researching to organizing community groups and events. The benefit of holding live events. The challenges he’s faced in forming community groups and keeping them going. How the pandemic has affected his work and what kind of new content and interactions he’s seen as a result. The 5 free Salesforce tools that can help both admins and developers in their daily work. The drawbacks of the virtual interaction layer. His motivation for organizing Philippines Dreamin and when he began doing so. Advice for those who want to organize community events like Joey but have no experience.   Links: Joey on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joeyqchan Joey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/cloudjedi__c Joey on StackExchange: https://salesforce.stackexchange.com/users/314/joey-chan Philippine Dreamin' Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=21WFqzYZzCw Cloud Jedi: https://www.cloudjedi.com/#services   *** 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

Joey Sturgis joined Finn Mckenty on The Punk Rock MBA podcast to discuss his career in music. ON THIS EPISODE: 3:00 – How Joey got his start in music 12:53 – Producing and working with The Devil Wears Prada 33:51 – The turning point 47:03 – Working with Asking Alexandria 1:00:28 – The technical details Thanks for listening! Please leave ... Read More The post EP 299 | Joey Sturgis on The Punk Rock MBA appeared first on Unstoppable Recording Machine.

Vertigo Chronic dizziness, along with nausea and even tinnitus, can be a stunningly awful game changer. Some people have to change their careers. Other isolate in misery. Others doctor hop or read doom and gloom on the Internet. The buck stops here. Listen to understand vertigo as healable. Often, rapidly.  In this show you will learn: Why your vestibular system was the first system in the womb to develop. The various types of vertigo. How vertigo and even tinnitus may be “talking” to you, and how to hear what each is saying. Joey’s 12-week online course that has changed the vertigo path for thousands - including a dear friend and patient of Dr. Berkson’s. How Joey’s multi-layered background, especially in yoga ,was a perfect mix. What is “holding space” and why this is critical for both the patient and the doctor. How tinnitus can be seen as the body responding oddly to new cues. New cues make your physiology change and this new physiology gives off sound and language. That adds up to sounds in your inner ears. Wow. How doctors can optimally work with this information. Most all cases of vertigo and tinnitus are healable and often within months. When Joey’s new book Rock Steady is launching.   Guest Joey Remenyi Joey is a special woman. She weaves scientific language and data along with healing words of a “priestess” creating a tapestry of wisdom. It’s not often a great healer has the capacity to also be a great healing storyteller. This show “holds this space” for listening to our illness and then learning the skills that reveal what your vertigo and noise are trying to help your vestibular system understand. Joey is the founder and director of “Seeking Balance International”. With her background in psychology, neuroscience, Acceptance Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), a Masters in Clinical Vestibular Audiology, along with over 20 years of experience in yoga and the art of experiential neuroplasticity she is uniquely positioned to support and understand folks suffering with vertigo and tinnitus. Joey’s new book ROCK STEADY will be released mid-November. Look for it and her online course at SeekingBalance.com.au

Have you ever seen a child sit down and get up from a perfect squat position...and then wonder...why can't we do that anymore?? Author, podcast host, and posture expert, Aaron Alexander, thinks we need to spend more time on the ground to fix our posture, mind, and much more!On this episode:Why you should spend time on the ground and what positions.How Joey felt after spending 30 minutes on the ground in the morning for the past several weeks. Why breathing could be causing you to be bound up and how you can fix it.What's wrong with the way you are working out.Aaron's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alignpodcast/?hl=enAaron's Website: https://www.alignpodcast.com/###Joey’s Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joeythurmanfit/?hl=en Joey’s Website: https://www.joeythurman.com/ Fad or Future Website: https://www.fadorfuture.com/#DontBeAFaddy

What's up listeners we're back with a huge show for you today. We have musician, actor, author and Broadway performer Joey Cassata stopping by to talk about his number #1 book on amazon "Wrestling With Joeylicious. He also hangs around to gives his predictions for the up coming PPV Clash Of Champions. Here's the breakdown. Who Is Joeylicious? - 2:09 How Joey met the wrestling legends - 10:13 Wrestlers Joey likes today - 17:20 Joeylicious Makes his Clash of Champion picks - 29:33 The Women's Division is doing it better - 45:47 What if Bayley? - 01:02:22 Which match should main event - 01:09:17 Wrestling without fans - 01:14:02 Will a title change happen? - 01:18:57 This is the biggest episode that you don't want to miss. Once again huge thanks to Joey Cassata for coming on the show and go check out his book that's currently #1 on Amazon "Wrestling with Joeylicious". --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/clark-st-wrestling/support

Joey Gilkey is the founder of Tribe Prospecting, a company that helps businesses land high-ticket deals with their dream clients through account-based sales. He and Caleb talk about Joey’s story, what his company does, and how he helps his clients grow. Links and Resources from this Episode https://betterwealth.com/  For additional information go to http://betterwealthpodcast.com/ or check out Caleb at https://calebguilliams.com  Connect with Joey Gilkey https://www.joeygilkey.com/ joey@tribeprospecting.com  https://twitter.com/joeygilkey?lang=en   Get Your Free Copy of The AND Asset https://order.andasset.com/book    Show Notes Meeting Joey - 0:44 Joey’s background - 2:37 His first job - 4:34 Shift your thinking - 7:45 Joey’s company specialty - 8:40 Shifting how you do marketing - 9:41 What empathy-driven sales means - 12:04 Price, trust, and need - 14:25 Scale the unscalable - 18:13 Understanding your values - 22:59 Being an empathetic valuable person - 27:31 Trying to scale your business - 29:31 How Joey defines Better Wealth - 32:03 Joey’s answer for The Legacy Question - 36:00   Review, Subscribe and Share If you like what you hear please leave a review by clicking here   Make sure you’re subscribed to the podcast so you get the latest episodes. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Subscribe with Stitcher

Joining me today is Joey Coleman. He is a speaker, teacher, and author of the book Never Lose a Customer Again. I’m a big fan of his book, and we recently used his book for our team at Self Publishing School. At the end of the book club, Joey came on, and we did a Q&A with him. Joey describes the message of his book as “If we want to be in business, grow our businesses and earn the right to continue to be in business, then we have to take care of our customers.” We need to focus on the clients who have signed up and want to be part of our business family. He realized as he was speaking, he could only reach a fraction of the people he wanted to reach others who didn’t have the opportunity to hear him speak. “I wanted to create a product that would serve them well.” He wanted to write a book that contained long-lasting principles. We talk about different types of publishers, and why he wanted to go with a traditional publisher. Make sure to get clear on why you are writing your book and what you want to accomplish before you choose a type of publisher. He and I talk about the financial tracking that accompanies using a publisher and the opportunities that my book has given me, not counting book sales. Listen in to find out the two primary goals for Joey to write his book, his perception and the reality of the cost of writing a book, and how Joey received a six-figure advance for his book. Learn why Joey hasn’t earned out his advance, how his book has improved his speaking fees, and his marketing plan for his book. Show Notes [02:12] Joey shares why he decided to write his book and the purpose behind Never Lose a Customer Again. [03:33] His two primary goals for writing his book.  [05:13] Perception and reality of the cost of book writing. [08:08] How Joey received a six-figure advance on his book. [11:40] Why he received five bids out of five pitches and got the contract for his book. [13:33] Have multiple people, including your agent and your attorney, review any contract before signing. [16:44] The economic reality of Joey’s book, 23 months post publishing. [22:27] How his published book has impacted his speaking fee. [25:12] Why Joey hired a team to write his first book. [27:29] The marketing strategy leading up to book launch. [33:58] Why you should leave a review for a book author. [37:38] Relationship building and why it’s important when you are pitching a publisher. [41:10] Providing more value for your customers. [45:42] Marketing his list and internet advertising. [50:39] How many people have participated in Joey’s book experience. Links and Resources Self-publishingschool.com Spsfreetraining.com Circle of Profit Recorder Plus Find Joey on the Web Never Lose a Customer Again Hire Joey for Your Next Speaking Engagement helpmejoey@joeycoleman.com

How do you find purpose in your pain, and turn it into your passion? Joey YAK is an Entrepreneur who puts his melody to your message. Joey creates Custom Theme Music and Creative Consults for 6+7 Figure Businesses to create brand awareness and strategic direct response selling. Before Joey packaged his passion and presented it as a product he was on a nationwide tour with Bone Thugs N Harmony and had a record deal through Universal Republic. Recently Joey became Director of Organic Marketing for Garrett J White & Wake Up Warrior for 2019 to create their media department. Here are a few key secrets we talked about in this episode: Joey shares how he traded in Hollywood and fame for his family and entrepreneurship How rock bottom and humble beginnings turned Joey into a “dealer of hope” How Joey prevented rejection by taking action, being patient and always providing value FIRST Why you need to stop “pitching from your pocket” and get comfortable asking for the money you deserve How treating your cubicle like your corporation will help you find success, no matter what you do or where you work The huge opportunity Joey said NO to that ultimately led him to his purpose and his vision The one thing you should do right now if you’re struggling or unhappy in your work or business Joey shares the one thing he would tell his younger self. If you are ready to get in touch with who you really are and find your passion and purpose, this episode is for you!   Connect with Joey: Instagram LinkedIn Facebook Special thanks goes out to Joey for taking the time to chat! Enjoy, and thank you for listening and tuning into Success Unfiltered! To share your thoughts: Email The Pitch Queen @ hello@thepitchqueen.com Ask a question over at www.ThePitchQueen.com Share Success Unfiltered on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, & LinkedIn  To help the show out: Please leave an honest review on iTunes. Your ratings and reviews really help and I read each one. Subscribe to the show on iTunes.   Music produced by Deejay-O  www.iamdeejayo.com

In 2012, Joey Xoto had just lost his job and was scrambling as he had to find a way to make $40,000 quick to pay for his upcoming wedding. Listen in as you’ll hear how Joey used his ingenuity and skills to connect with one of the most well-known marketers of the day and make a name for himself in the online marketing world with what he knew best his video creativity. From there, we discuss Joey’s ups and down in the world of entrepreneurism and how he’s gone the extra mile to set himself apart with his video expertise, creating such a buzz in the marketing world with his techniques, that he was copied over and over. We also talk about his tactics with promoting his software product, how he is able to outsource the content for his membership area and come up with new ideas.   On another light, we dive into issues that many of our past guests have experienced as well, such as health problems, anxiety, and depression and tips to get past that, as well as Joey’s impressive, transformative health story, where he was able to lose over 100 pounds! If you enjoyed this show, you may find it pairs well with some helpful tips from Christopher Gimmer’s and Mike Filsaime’s episodes and their take on building a SaaS product, scalability and dealing with affiliates. “I had one that did only $10,000 which probably sounds like a lot for some people, but for a launch it kind of sucks, especially when you have $20,000 you have to pay in prizes.” - Joey Xoto Some Topics We Discussed Include: Joey’s humble beginnings and how he was able to create a buzz around his business when no one knew his name The beauty of outsourcing which enables Joey to keep focused on building his business  Scarcity tactics when dealing with an evergreen product How Joey was able to grab the right people to handle their Facebook advertising for a win-win The beginnings of Viddyoze and how it’s been transformed into a multi-million business over the years Lessons learned from prior launches that tanked Our heartfelt conversations on therapists, life coaches and how to find the right people to help you with dealing with stress and anxiety  Joey’s amazing transformation and how he’s able to stay ripped and keep the weight off Ways to deal with your ego and concerns about past and present, in order for you to stay more in the present  And much, much more! Contact Joey Xoto: Viddyoze.com Instagram Linkedin References and Links Mentioned: Joey’s infamous “Marketing With Alex” video Mind Journals David’s article on depression  Predictably Irrational by Dan Ariely The Courage To Be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi The Obstacle Is The Way & The Daily Stoic by Ryan Holiday The Mind Journal  Wait until you hear the name of Matt’s first-ever product!  Are you ready to be EPIC with us?! Then grab our EGP Letter here where you’ll get not only all of the notes for everything episode we’ve done and will do in the mail, a private forum community, plus new training videos all the time with us and our guests.  Today’s show is co-sponsored by LinkedIn Marketing Solutions Text the word “COMP” to 38470 to get the notes from this episode! They are free but be quick because, after a couple of weeks, they’ll go away (or go to HustleandFlowchart.com/comp) if you are on desktop The Founder Of Snappa Shares His SEO Secrets - Christopher Gimmer How To Load Up Webinars AND How To Build A Software Business - Mike Filsaime    

We’ll share our heartbreaks, failures, successes, and struggles with you as we build up our own bootstrap businesses. In this first episode, we talk about our journey up until now and who we are. What is Viddyoze and what is our story? What was the process behind starting Viddyoze? What is the process behind starting Viddyoze? What tools did we use when we started? Talking Points: What is “Just 3 Clicks” about? (01:34) Who is Jamie and what is Viddyoze? (02:05) What is our background? How did we get together? (04:00) The Warrior Forum (10:15) The humble beginnings (12:20) How Joey got his start in the field (16:31) Jamie’s early start into the field (23:25) How Jamie met David (29:00) Making software and apps (31:15) The importance of launches (36:00) Viddyoze launch (39:00) Quotes: “If there’s anything you’ve learned from this initial episode, it’s that we just get into it and we perfect it as we go.” - Joey Xoto “Anybody that started out in business, I think we all did the same; like I did it as well. When I started, I thought I needed business cards so I bought, like, a thousand business cards. But I literally, like, I probably gave out, like, three. People spend their money on things, they do it on things that you probably don’t need to do.” - Joey Xoto “When you start out you’ve just got to figure out what is it that you want to get across to your prospect, what is it that they need..” - Joey Xoto “Everybody has this thought that, I can’t build a business with a launch. I need to get away from launches. I need to build a business that builds itself. And 100% yes, but launches can have a significant impact and should be utilized throughout the entire lifecycle (in a lot of ways).” - Jamie Garside Resources: Viddyoze, website Viddyoze, Facebook Viddyoze, Instagram Joey Xoto, LinkedIn Jamie Garside, LinkedIn The Warrior Forum

On Today's episode, Joey-D, an independent recording artist will be sharing his story along with his expertise in music production. Joey-D is a junior at UMD and has released his newest album (First Impressions) while still in school.Where You Can Find Joey-D:InstagramFacebookSpotifyShow Notes: [0:48] - Introduction[1:28] - All about Joey-D's EducationPursuing finance and sales[3:16] - Joey-D's biggest fear when starting to create music[4:50] - How Joey-d's education has played a role in him producing musicNetworking and meeting people to work with [6:34] - What's involved with being an independent recording artist?know what to put your money and time into Spend massive amounts of time planning Social media marketing[9:52] - The most challenging thing for Joey-D about creating musicStaying in the right headspace and keeping your belief [11:03] - Why a creative field is preferable to a “9-5 job” [12:11] - Joey -D shares the most rewarding thing about creating music.Seeing growth over time[15:40] – Bluehost Advertisement:Bluehost is my #1 recommended web hosting provider and I have used it for all of the websites for my current and past businesses. Sign up for Bluehost today to take your first step towards creating your website. (If you use my Bluehost link I will earn a commission) [16:58] - The first step someone should take when starting to create music.It's going to take time to find your styleDon't copy anybody ever!The best way to stand out is to not do what other people are doing[20:07] - How Joey-D has built a brand around himselfBe unique Be selective with who you work with[21:27] - How to promote new music or new creative contentKnow how far in advance you should start promotingTik-Tok is huge for getting music seenDistroKid is great music distributor to get you on Tik-Tok[23:38] - How being an independent recording artist is similar to being an entrepreneurYou are your own bossWork on your own budget Networking[24:38] - Tips for being on stage and performingBring the same vibe you have when you're singing in the showerJust bring your best performanceTake public speaking opportunities seriously [26:55] - Fast five sectionMost valuable class: Public SpeakingRecommended book: Unlimited Power by Tony Robins Recommended business tool: DistroKidMethod to keep on track: Set priorities Most productive time of day: Very late at night [33:53] - Main Takeaway: Have your vision, don't ever lose your vision, and don't let anybody change your vision.Mentioned Resources:Note: Some of the resources below may be affiliate links, meaning I receive a commission (at no extra cost to you) if you use that link to make a purchase.Student Built Startups websiteBluehostUnlimited Power by Tony robinsDistroKid

Resources: jruiter.com/ (https://jruiter.com/) petersen.org/disruptors (https://www.petersen.org/disruptors) Mastermind: workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/mastermind/) Connect with us on Instagram: @robmurgatroyd (https://www.instagram.com/robmurgatroyd/) Joey Ruiter is an award-winning and globally-acclaimed designer who pushes through everyday objects and transforms them into products that are as useful as they are jaw-dropping. Everything you think about how he would approach a design is wrong, and I was fascinated by trying to figure out how his brain works. We’re going to dig into the world of creativity so we can pump up that side of your life. In This Conversation We Cover:  [7:02] Joey’s exhibit at the Peterson Automotive Museum [11:32] The thought process that leads to his designs [15:24] Where to find out the laws and regulations around his designs [22:25] Having the confidence to unveil your work and deal with feedback [26:30] The complexity of designing office furniture [28:36] What Joey’s design firm does [33:07] How Joey tackles a new project [42:57] Living a life well-lived [52:00] Taking time to rest in order to remain creatively charged To learn more, and for the complete show notes, visit: workhardplayhardpodcast.com (https://workhardplayhardpodcast.com/) Work Hard Play Hard is a production of (http://crate.media)

What attracts consumers or clients to one brand over another? What it is about Apple’s marketing that inspires fierce brand loyalty (and generates three times as much revenue as HP)? The most successful companies in the world don’t sell, they brand. So, how can we leverage the same principles to build a successful personal brand? Joey Speers is the founder of JS Media, a creative agency that believes every business deserves customized solutions. His team of photographers, filmmakers, branding experts and social media marketing professionals is based in Ontario, Canada. Joey is also the creator of The Creative Rise Mastermind, a coaching platform that serves creatives in building successful businesses. On this episode of Destined to Be, Joey joins us to explain why a brand is more than its external characteristics and how it encompasses the whole of what we experience as consumers. He discusses why Apple’s marketing appeals to both sides of our brain, describing how we can leverage an understanding of human behavior to connect with ideal clients and build loyalty around our own brand. Listen in for Joey’s insight on identifying different WHYs for different aspects of your life and learn how to start proactively creating a personal brand based on what you believe about the world. Key Takeaways What inspired Joey’s EARLY entry to entrepreneurship How Joey defines a brand as what’s experienced How brand health is dictated by the execution of brand identity Why it’s crucial to understand human behavior to excel in business How Apple’s marketing appeals to BOTH sides of the brain How to uncover the WHY behind your I help… statement How leading with WHY connects you with ideal clients + builds brand loyalty The Golden Circle approach to marketing your brand The benefit of identifying different WHYs for different parts of your life Joey’s actionable advice for starting to build a personal brand Connect with Joey JS Media The Creative Rise Mastermind Joey on Instagram Joey on YouTube Connect with Jeremiah & Mallory Jeremiah on Instagram Mallory on Instagram Resources Joey Speers Brand Therapy Simon Sinek Start with WHY: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek Find Your WHY: A Practical Guide for Discovering Purpose for You and Your Team by Simon Sinek, David Mead and Peter Docker Brendon Burchard Chris Harder’s Mastermind

In this part two of this natural wine crash course with certified sommelier Joey Fox, some of the topics we discuss include: Why the term “natural” in natural wine encounters some of the same definitions issues as many products in the spirits world. Think “craft” or “small batch” - terms that are ambiguous and somewhat relative. Which multi-thousand dollar bottle of wine has been quietly produced as a natural wine without really any public knowledge. How Joey and other winemakers make progress on their craft and share ideas to advance natural wine in the public view. What the term “biodynamic farming” means, and what it holds for the future of both sustainability and flavor. How Old Westminster winery is undertaking a cool new project with hybrid grapes that could revolutionize the way we think about winemaking in America - a place where controlled denominations of origin aren’t held in as high regard compared to elsewhere in the world. What to drink while eating street food in Japan with Anthony Bourdain And much, much more.

Some of the topics we discuss in this fascinating natural wine interview with Joey Fox of Old Westminster Winery. What the term “natural wine” really means - and what you can expect from wines that fall into this category. How Joey worked his way into the natural wine world by way of tea, then coffee, then restaurants, then organic vegetable farming. How native yeast fermentation, lack of chemical additives and preservatives, and lack of fining and filtration can wildly impact the flavor profile of a wine. What the terms “skin contact,” “orange wine,” and pet nat” mean, and why you’re going to start hearing these terms a lot more How natural winemaking practices can take a grape that’s usually used to make “cougar juice” (AKA Pinot Grigio), and turn it into something extremely refined and food friendly. Which sparkling wine pre-dates Champagne by over 200 years. And much, much more.

Today’s case study of the week will help you identify what to focus on when your launch isn’t working. My friend Joey C. Vitale is an attorney who helps business owners play defense by protecting their brands, and in this episode he  reveals the changes he made for his latest launch that made it bigger than all of his other launches – combined! If you enjoy this episode and it inspired you in some way, I’d love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, post it to your Instagram Stories and tag me and Joey, @jameswedmore and @joeycvitale. I’d like to personally invite you to join me in a secret hidden channel I’ve created called BEYOND The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/beyond to download the Telegram app and join today! Haven’t left a review yet? All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/itunes, and thanks for your support of this show! I want to invite you to help contribute to this podcast by submitting a question for the Listener Question of the Week edition of The Mind Your Business Podcast. All you have to do is go to http://jameswedmore.com/QA and record a question (under 4 minutes or less) that could be featured on an upcoming episode. In the episode you’ll hear: How Joey is feeling after his latest launch, and why he decided to focus on his webinar this time The other adjustments he made to his most recent course launch, including the time the doors were open The ways that Business By Design has not only helped Joey’s online course business, but his law firm as well Where he’s at now in his business, and the next steps he’ll be taking The lessons Joey learned about chasing “Bright Shiny Objects” His tips for other online course creators, and what you should know about trademarks For full show notes and links, visit: http://mindyourbusinesspodcast.com/podcast/296 

You will not be disappointed with today's episode as Joey has a fantastic story to share.  We start from when he is folding towels in a gym to having grown his gym memberships by 700%.  We discuss the intangibles of health & fitness and how to live your best life! Topics Include: Joey's early days of fitness Early lessons learned Joey's path to Exemplar Fitness The evolution of Exemplar Fitness A breakdown of Exemplar's training methodologies and programming Getting clients to come back Not overthinking health & fitness Educating & Empowering How Joey views the meaning of his job   Reach out to Joey & Exemplar Fitness: Via website: https://www.exemplarfitness.com/ Via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ExemplarFitnessCharleston/?rf=125284041141370 Via Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/explore/locations/1028197485/  

It’s no surprise that Joey Krug is a fan of taking calculated risks. After all, he was betting on horse races (and winning) in middle school and eventually created a mechanism for making bets on the blockchain. As an early crypto developer, Joey had the opportunity to meet a lot of promising entrepreneurs. And ultimately, he put together a syndicate to invest in the projects with the most potential.Joey is the creator of Augur, the decentralized oracle and prediction market protocol built on Ethereum, and the Co-Chief Investment Officer with Pantera Capital, an investment firm focused exclusively on ventures related to blockchain tech, digital currency, and crypto-assets. On this episode of Wyre Talks, Joey joins us to discuss the inception and early days of Augur and explain why the team chose to raise money through an ICO — the first on top of Ethereum. He describes how Augur has evolved, shifting from a reporting to a dispute-based model, disincentivizing invalid markets, and incorporating the use of DAI in V2.Joey goes on to address how companies building on Augur are tackling US regulations and offer his take on what should and should not be regulated by the government. He also covers the advantages of using Augur overrunning a centralized operation, sharing the benefits for users in terms of limits, odds, and fees. Finally, Joey walks us through his transition to angel investing, explaining how he came to work with Pantera and how he evaluates investments with regard to team, product, and market. Listen in for Joey’s insight around the prerequisites for DeFi mass adoption and learn about the scalability projects he is excited to see the launch in the near future!Follow Thomas on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tomscariaFollow Louis on Twitter: https://twitter.com/louAboudHogbenFollow Joey on Twitter: https://twitter.com/joeykrugFollow Augur on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AugurProjectFollow Pantera on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PanteraCapitalToday’s Topics[0:30] Joey’s introduction to Bitcoin mining and building on Ethereum[3:36] The inception of Augur[4:59] Why Joey’s team pursued a crowd sale to raise money over venture capital[6:15] How the Augur team created an incentive model around its tokens[7:15] The profile of the average participant in the Augur ICO[8:01] Augur’s shift from a reporting to dispute-based model and reduced dispute period[10:23] How V2 of Augur is disincentivizing invalid markets and allowing the use of DAI[13:23] How Joey’s day-to-day involvement in Augur has changed post-ICO[14:56] The pros and cons of running a distributed team[17:34] Joey’s insight on deciding what Augur should build internally vs. what external developers should build[19:30] How companies building on Augur are tackling regulatory issues in the US[20:56] The advantages of using Augur overrunning a centralized operation[22:25] The benefit of Augur for users in terms of limits, odds, and fees[23:20] Joey’s insight on political events + sports as the premier use cases for crypto prediction markets[24:30] Joey’s thoughts around what should and should not be regulated by the government[27:20] How the team is building compliance tools into Augur[28:48] The tradeoffs Augur is making to maintain a sound regulatory position in the US[30:52] How Augur’s solution to the oracle problem differs from that of UMA[33:47] Joey’s take on the problem of parasitic use of oracles[36:03] Joey’s transition to angel investing and how he came to work with Pantera[40:14] The three main funds Joey works with at Pantera[40:41] What Joey would do differently around Pantera’s digital asset and ICO funds at a time of massive flux in the crypto markets[42:50] How Joey thinks about assets in the ERC-20 token space[44:25] Whether governance tokens have value independent of a direct economic incentive[45:37] How Joey evaluates investments in terms of team, product and market[48:28] The major moat growing around Ethereum[49:02] The Layer 1 platforms with a potential value prop for developers[51:01] What Layer 1 platforms need to do from a go-to-market standpoint[52:16] Why Layer 2 projects that sold equity should monetize at the UI layer rather than the protocol layer[54:26] Why it’s advantageous to build your UI and protocol layers at the same time[55:32] Joey’s thoughts on the existing interoperability solutions (e.g.: Cosmos and Polkadot)[59:09] Why massive scalability and better fiat onramps are prerequisites for the mass adoption of DeFi[1:00:51] What Layer 2 primitives Joey would like to see built in DeFi[1:03:25] The advantages and disadvantages of building on open-source platforms[1:04:16] Joey’s take on sharding as a scaling solution and how it might impact DeFi[1:05:53] Joey’s crypto thesis + how he sees the misfits of other markets driving adoption[1:08:52] The scalability projects Joey is excited to see launch in the near future and their potential to facilitate exponential growth in the space

Co-Owner of Cranky's (formerly Cranky Al's) in Wauwatosa, Joey Carioti joins us today! You'll get to hear all about... - Joey's bold Milwaukee Bucks playoff prediction - How Joey got into the donut business - Which movies Joey loves and hates and which popular blockbuster did he actually get up and walk out of? along with much, much more!! Enjoy!

This week on the Geniuses of Copywriting podcast, we hear from kickass copywriter Joey Percia who's doing things a lot differently (and more profitably) than most copywriters: How Joey works in 'partnerships' with clients which are easier to close than 5-figure fee deals, but often end up making him a ton more money Doing profitable deals with clients who aren't planning on running a bunch of paid traffic to your copy The #1 underestimated YUGE opportunity for any copywriter to come in and start making big money for their clients Full resources & transcript available at https://GeniusesOfCopywriting.com/Joey-Percia

Joey Williams is the Supervisor for Talent Acquisition (Non-Union) for YRC Freight. Joey joins the Recruit and Retain: Trucking Edition podcast to discuss the unique challenges he faces in recruiting non-driver positions in the transportation industry. What you’ll learn about in this episode: Why there is an inherent difficulty in recruiting non-driver positions due to the mistaken perception that transportation companies only hire drivers What experiences, insight, and knowledge Joey has been able to bring from his time in the healthcare industry that is applicable to the trucking industry How hiring practices and job criteria are changing due to necessity and the shortage of people who check every box Why YRC Freight uses behavioral-based interview questions more than pre-employment psychological testing or other similar tools Why YRC Freight is working to rebrand themselves and change their marketing materials to remove any images of trucks and to avoid the word “freight” How YRC Freight is working to recruit young professionals and new graduates and cultivating them into future executives for the company Why LinkedIn is a major tool Joey and his team use to find new candidates, and what particular features LinkedIn offers have been the most useful for YRC Freight Why the talent pool is changing, and why YRC Freight runs three different diversity and inclusion outreach initiatives How YRC Freight is reaching out to school-age kids to show that there are opportunities both as drivers and as business professionals How Joey’s team are using other platforms like Indeed and Handshake to recruit and to get their message out How to connect with Joey Williams: LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/mjoeywilliams/      

On Tap This Week: No one can believe Missouri beer drinkers named this brew Best In Fest, How Joey the strange ‘unicorn’ sheep was saved from death, Carlsberg beer is no good….and they admit it, Guinness is going green, A Detroit cop in trouble for volunteered for breathalyzer training, plus Saint Arnold Brewing is turning 25 years old. Hold My Beer and Watch This. Special Guest Lennie Ambrose.

On episode 10 we sit down with the founders of Tow Guys Adventures Joey and Kelsey Coleman. Their story is unreal and they are just absolute Role Models for the dream many of us have considered at one point in our lives. Quit the 9-5, Escape Monotony, Sail across the world with your dream person and live in paradise in a true Hakuna Matata existence. With every fairy tale comes some serious challenges and the series of events these 2 have gone through in the past few years will just absolutely blow your mind. First off Joey had never owned a boat nor was much of a sailor before but went full-savage and decided to purchase an old 50-foot sailboat that had been sitting in a harbor for 15+ years rotting away. On the flip side - Kelsey had never Been on a sailboat before! These two renovated and lived on the boat for 6 months and sail 2500 miles to Nicaragua where they faced hurricane-force winds, got stranded in Acapulco, and got boarded by the Mexican military. On this episode you will learn, 1. How they renovated a 50 foot sailboat with 0 experience and sailed it from San Diego to Nicaragua. 2. How they started a business from scratch in Nicaragua with the boat in complete paradise. 3. How Joey broke his spinal cord in Colombia while paragliding in an absolute tragic fashion. 4. The challenges faced when starting a business in another country Follow Joey Coleman Instagram: @Wanderwithjoey Facebook: /Joey.Coleman Follow Kelsey Coleman Instagram: @kelsey.coleman Facebook: /kelseypdudley Follow Ian (LenJones) Instagram: @lengoness Facebook: /Ianlenhartlive

Our guest on this episode of Outperform is Joey Coleman, founder and Chief Experience Composer of Design Symphony and author of, Never Lose a Customer Again. His bestselling book explains how to simply but intentionally create a customer experience that will generate an army of raving fans who will want to tell everyone about your company. Tune in to this episode to hear: Where Joey got the idea for his First 100 Days program  The realization Joey had that led him on a multi-year journey to look at customer retention and help companies improve their first 100 days with a customer Percentage of companies who will decide to stop doing business with you in the first 100 days Why the first 100 days are so critical to the long-term success of a company Why incentives to sales teams are misaligned with customer retention What customers are “dying for” from company reps they work with How Joey learned about Acceleration Partners and why he decided to feature our company in his book Notable things other companies are doing for clients within the first 100 days Something that Joey was expected to do while working in the White House that surprised him and stayed with him as a valuable customer relationship strategy How the best companies should commission their sales teams and account managers to encourage customer retention Hear more Outperform podcast episodes at http://www.accelerationpartners.com/resource-center/our-podcasts/.   

I am so glad that today’s guest and wildly successful entrepreneur, Joey Fazio, and I were recently introduced by a mutual friend. Growing up in a military family, his life was a bit atypical as his father was gone often (at age 12 his dad was deployed and didn’t come home for three years). Joey left his parents’ home at the age of 17, joined college a little after only to eventually drop out at age 20 and join the military (Air Force) himself.   Always having an innate drive for success and dreams of bigger things, he left his secure military job to pursue the unknown. Unfortunately, his wife at the time (who had two children with) did not share his passion, and they divorced. So, at the age of 26, Joey started over with a negative net worth, but knew he would become a multi-millionaire by age 36. Spoiler alert: He’s now 36 and a multi-millionaire.   You don’t want to miss this episode as Joey shares his amazing, but sometimes difficult entrepreneurial journey. I truly appreciated how authentic and vulnerable our conversation was and I know that you will resonate with it as well – especially on topics of relationships, money and giving back.   --   Question Highlights:   What were you feeling like when you were starting over with nothing? What is your advice for those who feel someone they love is holding them back? What did you learn in the military that you use today? Where can someone develop discipline if they haven’t been in the military? Of your business, which is your favorite? Where does your insane entrepreneurial drive come from? Would you be able to make as big a difference as you do now without money? What does money mean to you? How do you want your kids to grow up viewing money and opportunity?   In This Episode You Will Learn:   About how Joey turned a negative worth into millions Advice on what to do if you have an unsupportive partner or spouse Why discipline is essential to growing a successful business The importance of working from the bottom up in a company Why time and opportunity is more important than money How Joey raises his kids to view money And so much more…   Joey’s Thoughts…   “Time is the most valuable resource that any of us have.”   “Act now – the sooner the better.”   “Couples that share goals and have the same vision have a much higher chance of succeeding than those with separate goals.”   “If you don’t have the partner who supports you and sees your vision – leave.”   “Start at the bottom. Work every position. Be the smartest person in the room.”   “If you have the opportunity to put yourself in a position of power and that truly helps people and makes a difference – do it.”   “You can’t help anyone from the bottom.”   “If you piss off 10 people to help a million – do it.”   “It’s not about the money, it’s about the opportunity.”   “If you’re going to help, go all in.”   -- Joseph Fazio, is a seasoned entrepreneur who has owned and operated businesses for 18+ years. Joseph has owned/owns 4 different franchised business models as well as proprietary concepts and start-ups. Specific to restaurants, Joseph owns several Denny’s franchises and is a certified restaurant operator. Joseph, has won multiple awards with the Denny’s organization and was named IFA Franchisee of the Year and was awarded by Congress in 2013 for work two Tint World stores that he owned.   Joseph, holds college degrees in both Computer Science and Human Resources Management and is a Disabled Veteran having served six years in the United States Air Force. Since separating from the Air Force, Joseph has owned/operated over 20 businesses and has excelled dramatically in both the fitness and entertainment arenas. In 2016, Joseph sold the largest outsourced personal training and gym management company in the United States, after growing his company to 2,000+ personal trainers and managing over 300 gyms. During this time, Joseph created the supplement company “FitStrong” that sponsored/managed 6 top 10 Olympians as well as roughly 100 other athletes/ambassadors. During this time, Joseph perfected athlete and celebrity marketing/management and currently works with some of the biggest names in social media as well as professional athletes and entertainers.   Joseph is now a multi-unit franchisee of Crunch Fitness and is developing Phoenix, Arizona. He has expanded the FitStrong brand to include nutrition shops, and is in the process of becoming the franchisor. Joseph, brings a plethora of business, marketing and branding knowledge to any team. Joseph’s background in computer science, combined with his involvement in the celebrity and athlete management space, empowers him with a high-level understanding of social media, information technology, and network marketing. Joseph’s various skill-sets make him a key player to have.   Resources:     IG: @joeyfazio13 Joseph.fazio@gmail.com   Guardians for Heroes: guardianforheroes.org   --   For more stories and tips on becoming unapologetically wealthy, follow me @Chriswharder on Instagram and check out fortheloveofmoney.com.

Joseph Zwillinger is the Founder @ Allbirds, the startup that makes the world's most comfortable shoes check this out, made out of wool. They have funding from the likes of Maveron, Lerer Hippeau and Slow Ventures and an army of loyal fans that includes Larry Paige, Ben Horowitz, Mary Meeker and Dick Costolo. Prior to co-founding Allbirds, Joey enjoyed a range of careers from investment banking with Goldman Sachs to venture capital with Industry Ventures to working at next generation food and nutrition company, TerraVia. In Today’s Episode You Will Learn: 1.) How Joey made his way from investment banker to venture capitalist to Founder @ Allbirds, Silicon Valley's hottest brand? 2.) How does Joey view the core tenets to creating a successful brand? Why must brands today go further to more of a movement? How can companies look to create movements within their customer base? 3.) How does Joey assess the effects of Amazon on retail? How does Joey evaluate the economic ramifications of Amazon's flea market approach on the brands behind the products? Why does Joey want Allbirds to stay far away from Amazon? 4.) How does Joey look to prioritize what he and Allbirds focus on? What is the one core metric that guides all their decisions and behavior? How is this applicable to every company of all stage and sector? 5.) Why does Joey think that not enough VCs are people orientated? How does Josh assess the VC class of today? What does he look for when deciding which investors to choose? Items Mentioned In Today’s Show: Joey’s Fave Book: Man's Search For Meaning Joey’s Fave Blog: First Round Review, Dan Primack As always you can follow Harry, The Twenty Minute VC on Twitter here! Likewise, you can follow Harry on Snapchat here for mojito madness and all things 20VC. Pendo delivers the only complete platform that helps companies create great products. The Pendo Product Experience Platform enables product teams to understand product usage, collect user feedback, measure NPS, assist users, and promote new features in-app - all without requiring any engineering resources. This unique combination of capabilities helps companies improve customer satisfaction, reduce churn, and increase revenue. Pendo is the proven choice of Salesforce, Cisco, Optimizely Citrix, BMC and many more leading companies. Start a free trial at http://go.pendo.io/harry Treehouse is an online school where you can learn how to build websites and apps. Their course library has thousands of hours of content, where you can learn all sorts of topics, including Javascript, iOS, Android and more.  With high-quality video instruction from real industry experts teaching you all you need to know, and quizzes and code challenges keep you engaged and on track. Learn on your own schedule and go from beginner to pro. Go to teamtreehouse.com to start your free trial.

In this episode, Devi chats with Joey Chandler about the incredible power of appreciation for your life and business. Joey is the founder of the Appreciation Nation, LLC and is focused on raising the appreciation we have for ourselves and each other. For this his company offers three services - "You Are Videos" which are tribute videos for birthdays and weddings, the "You Are App" which helps people learn what others appreciate about them and "You Are Training" which helps change makers increase their clarity, confidence, and consistency During this conversation, Devi and Joey discuss: How Joey defines appreciation The importance of expressing appreciation to another person How acts of appreciation lead to the development of courage The power of posting appreciation on Facebook Joey’s mission to raise our level of appreciation for ourselves and others The effect of the energetic resonance of appreciation Appreciating the wholeness of ourselves and others What you need to appreciate first before you can give the gift of appreciation The "You Are App" movement “It’s not about the biggest step, it’s not about the right step, it is simply about taking the next step” The edge of discomfort in asking to be appreciated by another Leading others through appreciation Practices that help to deepen the appreciation in your life and business Silent appreciation vs verbal appreciation Advice on what you must do when building an app The power of getting your purpose down to one sentence and more... Connect with Joey on his website theappreciationnation.com and on Facebook in the Appreciation Nation Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Theappreciationnation/ Resources Mentioned in this Episode:  Tools of Titans by Tim Ferris and UpLevelChallenge.com If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to be notified of future episodes and if you love the show, please leave us a nice review on Itunes @ SEPodcast.com

Welcome to episode 73 of The PE Umbrella podcast! Joining me Under the Umbrella today is non other than The Physical Educator himself, Joey Feith! As the creator of www.thephysicaleducator.com, Joey is and has been making a real difference to the lives of teachers around the world, as well as the students he teaches for years now! Sharing creative and innovative practice on a regular basis, Joey is held in the highest regard for many physical educators as he drives the profession forward through all of his endeavours. As a huge fan and advocate of his work myself, it was a real pleasure to have him on the show! During this episode, we discuss... - How Joey continues to produce amazing resources weekly. - How Joey Lives what he preaches and serves from a full vessel! - What I could expect from my first day in Coach Feith's Physed class. - The best lesson Joey has ever taught and why. - His favourite warm up/instant activity. - The best post he has shared since the relaunch of his awesome website! All of this and much much more in this HUGE episode! So be like Joey and get your note pad and pen ready... Come on over to join us Under the Umbrella!

- Christmas on trombone - 20% OFF WRESTLING SOUP SHIRTS!!!! - Roman Reigns was given everything. - The reality of Roman Reigns as a "role model". - IF ROMAN WAS HURT WHY DIDNT HE TAKE TIME OFF! I just EAT guys. - RAW rundown - Sasha Banks conquering return - POC - The Wyatt Family v New Day match up has POTENTIAL - Paige gets detained for being young. - ADR Paige sex sounds - Daniel Bryan announcing the CWC on WWE.com - Lawler and girlfriend reconcile. - Who controls the relationship? - cmon honey smile CHEER up. - ONEY LORCAN HAS DEBUTED. - Seth Rollins pissed in Roman Reigns piss test. - XTREME ADVICE! - X-Pac gives a speech for Chyna - Odd choice of urn for Chyna. - How Joey wants to die. EMAIL: wrestlingsoup.com@gmail.com LEAVE A VOICEMAIL ON wrestlingsoup.com SHOW #: (815)345-4756 TWITTER: @wrestlingsoup DONATE ON PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/wrestlingsoup SUBSCRIBE TO WRESTLING SOUP: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/wrestling-soup/id463290655?mt=2 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=22881&refid=stpr Spreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/wrestlingsoup blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/wrestling_soup GOOGLE: https://goo.gl/0NnW4M FOLLOW: Wrestling Soup: https://twitter.com/WrestlingSoup Joey Numbas: https://twitter.com/joenumbas and visit the website: http://wrestlingsoup.com

In this show I talk with Joey Bridges, one-half of the Bridges twins. Joey and his twin brother, Jamey, host the Marketing Madness podcast and run client’s online marketing campaigns. Not too long ago they were on top of the world helping real estate agents and then it collapsed. They faced over $70,000 in chargebacks and refunds. It’s a scary story. And not one they like to talk about. What we cover in this show: How the real estate collapse kicked the legs out of their previous business. Why focusing on one target market is a double edged sword. How they found themselves with over $70,000 in chargebacks and cancellations that had to be paid in 60 days. How they demonstrated true entreprunerial grit, and created something out of nothing, to repay the $70k in 60 days. How the necessity to make money and pay back this debt forced them to find another market, learn it, and develop solutions people want. How they went from “Can we do it?” to “Oh yeah, I’ll get it done.” Why he said that If you have a job, and you’re happy, don’t go try starting a business. What happened when his clients intentionally sabotages the work they were doing for them. What he learned so they better communicate with their clients. Why you don’t want to be the client’s only source of business. Why you don’t want only one type of client! Why they won’t take on clients who they are their only source of business. How his appreciation for other’s struggles have changed. Why you want to do business slowly and choose your clients wisely. How Joey realized when they sold someting that they didn’t think was perfect for the customer, it always blew up in their face. How small changes made a big impact in their business and personal lives. How he went from barely able to ride a bike for 7 miles 4 yrs ago to completing their first Ironman competition last year. Enjoy the show.

In Today’s episode: we’re talking with Joey Kissimmee. Joey's an online entrepreneur, podcaster, and a software developer who does iPhone apps and premium WordPress themes. I invited Joey on because he’s a great case study in that he’s using everything we talked about in Episode 3, with Facebook ads website custom audiences (Facebook retargeting).  If you haven’t already listened to that, definitely have a listen. Joey’s crushing it with Facebook’s retargeting and today you’re gonna learn how he’s making big profits with website custom audiences and how he’s found his sweet spot when it comes to changing the length of time he’s tracking users to his website.  He’s been really smart about this and his results show it.  We’re going to break it all down for you today, discuss his exact strategy as well as his results. In this Episode You'll Hear How Joey is getting huge ROI by using Facebook retargeting to make special discount offers to people who have visited his sales page within the same day. Which website custom audiences duration is working the best for Joey after testing several different combinations.  Hint: one duration has been working best for sales and another duration has been crushing it for webinar registrations. How Joey is using tracking codes and the special strategies for tracking unique sales coming from his Facebook ads. The special ad copy that Joey includes in his Facebook ad that has increased CTR and conversion. Which Facebook ad objective Joey is using to get more conversions (this might surprise you!).